Self-Concept Commutative Telegrams

In times of rain, in times of dust
In times of all being put together by permutations of singular units
We think carefully of our issues and action plans
We think of each one being empowered to choose
Elements stack and align, each of our peptides has different things to say
In shade of gloaming shadow, the Piskies prepare the tricks for They
While each to the other recounts tales of how rebellion had seemed to them,
But this is early, the moment is not yet come..
In art, wait a few moments, not always striking the first thought down
Eyes follow from the walls & mirrors & trees & birds & paintings
Each to the other chanting
Think to yourself of gems,
The street-cars cross your path with endless bipedalled mysteries
Telegramming one another cues
A self-concept obsesses over past eddies
Yet always able
To burst forth in blooms of riots of the zeitgeist


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While you are here, here is a playlist to brighten your day which I made on December 1: Everybody Got Their Something and Each One Empowered to Choose also on regular YouTube instead of YouTube Music

Check out my related post: ChatGPT and DALL-E AIs respond to my 2016 poem, “Self-Concept Commutative Telegrams” in words and pictures

Featured image created from photos by Robert Bye on Unsplash, Adam Whitlock on Unsplash, Alex Alvarez on Unsplash, and Andrew Teoh on Unsplash. Others I might have included but didn’t were: mauro mora on Unsplash, Anna Dziubinska on Unsplash and Jan Antonin Kolar on Unsplash.

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3 thoughts on “Self-Concept Commutative Telegrams

  1. selection for the choosing… ‘the choice of such as she’. ‘Thank God that is all over with…come into the cabin. I think I still have some of that good cheese…’ ‘I once went all the way to Aspen, Colorado for her’. ‘She used to play a game called ‘Squelch Welch’.’ Ouch. We’re all right there on the branch. Act like you’ve been there before, they say. And that’s the rhythm of the time

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