Remember These Things The tangled flow of livesIn your workings, remember three things:One, never look down on mushroomsTwo, do not insult your customersThree, bring your lives to fruitionIn your direct actions, remember these four:The situation is not normalThe collected dreams of the people are at a place of powerRefrain from rudenessChant loudly, raucously, and bawdilyIn […]
Tag: synaptic syntactic
The Aeon Waits
[…] But demonoid spoke otherwise, saying it was time for new stories, not old / Demonoid spake thus: / “In swathes of eternal peace we sleep until we are ready / The gloaming takes on no characteristics of the dawn / The Aeon waits with bodies for us to be recreated, for we were never born / All down the aisles of eternity like a supermarket / We grow in certainty until it is time / It was ever thus and so, and shall be, despite contradiction / But see end user license agreement and mortgage terms […]
AS YOU DISINTEGRATE […]you have been warned[…]
Latest version of a poem from my 2017 eBook, Synaptic Syntactic: “[…] but otherwise unwise and in time you all shall know, or perhaps shall know nothing, but as of which of the times did you know of your guilt, or did you ever? Were you ever of the uncaringness of children, or were you merely of a sniping mind? […]”
Travel Tips
We walked in the sun, we walked in the rain We walked in doubt and we walked in certainty We walked on concrete and we walked on sand We walked forever in a haze of unreason We walked into a cave with banners held high We walked along a cliff’s edge, we walked in single […]
He Chose a Path
A poem featuring a ‘behind the scenes’ (in the sense used in Neil Gaiman’s American Gods) journey and a sphinx from my book Synaptic Syntactic.
Lost in Mist 