Cooper was now thinking this through. He thinks, It was the Tigress that approached him as if religious representation--enlarged eyes, thin figure, skin as if she wore a natural robe. He crosses his thoughts over to the right side of his brain and gives more thought. At this moment, this nanosecond, he could be sitting around a campfire somewhere. He has enough knowledge of primitive art--stiff and naïve (at least in the realm of a pragmatic survival). For a time in ancient history, art depicted only the animals (food?) running wild, in groups Was this the art that heralded the onset of genetic perspective and, soon after, the god gene must have emerged, right? By the 21stCentury, the secrets of icons spouted off--the most ancient of artistic traditions and considered by those ancient peoples the most powerful art--in arrays across the internets, then after that, with the surge of TV, comes the rise of brands. If it goes much further, faith and humility will have a fight on their hands, but for the moment, and for the near future, Cooper will remain here (as a free thinker?). He is a remnant entity, a remnant of a lost republic, really, from a not-so-distant past when republics were defined by their geography.
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Saturday, April 9, 2011
The Good Poet
The Free Thinker
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Thursday, December 30, 2010
New Year Holiday Rain
Aloha poets,
Holiday rain inspires today's poetry. Enjoy!
Drumbeating Umbrellas
In scientific boredom a light emitter messages send
Electricity extraction, photosynthetic plants bend
Headwinds wind down as this Christmas fades
Threatens to hamper new year upcoming accolades
Hospital walls show the first signs of healing
War trauma in the field finally hit the ceiling
Get into fights for a neglected family gone
Teeming to team up, now the hunt is on
The dream act is something that won't go away
Ducks hatching plans holding hatchets at bay
Early sign of healing hampers recovery's arrival
Dream act holds dear our culture survival
A droopy face in the audience is just too much
Declines continue into the spring for all to touch
Dreary diversion of excitement brings a drama
Boring triggers the thrill if a bigger trauma
Education a serious subject for scientific enquiry
Economy downward drift remains a little fiery
Enthusiastic boredom as family entertainment
Government holidays gain all entrainment
Expansion stays simple in the realm of gaming
Retail sales, exports, manufacturing for blaming
Jazz it up a little, squeeze out another foreigner
Dream Act death? America the mourner
copyright 12.30.10
patrick d.adams
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