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		<title>Myrrh Durance

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		<description>       You braved 
this lagniappe
 Magi bestowed
oh aromatic 
infant; Persian 
stable-fawned
and covered 
in future 
red-brown 
blood you 
endured traitor vileness. When the crows flocked and the nails bit and the thorns stung and the lance thrust. Silver soldier orient star guided nothing but holy pain forsaken for death. Bitter is the wise water. Pungent is the archaic taste. Restrained by faith. Chested gold cheated treason coins but bought little but the smell 
of frankincense
mixing resurrection 
resins incensed
by ignorance 
and magnificence
A long murder 
road showered
in rotten alms but
 sweetly smelling
of painful release
Crossed in agony 
but perfumed
in expectancy and 
amaranthine fulfillment
even adorning 
betrayal and deceit
spike-driven divine
enduring sins 
washed and waiting 
for the final high shadow
with hope mixed 
with myrrh abiding 
past bearings
ascending wisdom
eternally blessed
by the ultimate
gift giver   ... more  </description>
		<dc:creator>La-shout</dc:creator>
		<category>La-Shout Let Loose</category>
		<pubDate>Thu, 27 Mar 2008 08:33:37 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Bucephalus Broods</title>
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		<description>    When Porus scorned the Great and fated fell into the phalanx of Hydaspes? 
Hero horns blaring elephant trumpets. Ha India, those fat ugly jewels were tarnished and  ungainly...yellowed tusks of uncertainty blunted...tattooed hides of monsters bristled with barbs and Bucephalus snorted derision 
But my master spared you with dignity. And I bowed alongside in the sunshine of his graciousness before I fell at the foothills and died in your stead   
Am I then steeled beneath mountain saddle thusly decided but buried by Greek antiquity? 
For I am the mighty battle steed! 
Bucephalus! Bucephalus!  Βουκεφάλας!
And even Pegasus was winged by my famousness
But ox head I was called...a charger impugned haunch-stamped but 
bred from Thessalonian stable myth-strain magic, mountain
azure wild eye competes with a bright brown jewel set both, 
paired within my black battle ground. 
My ebony heaven where a single white star presides in ascension.
Untamed I was until the young keeper of my shadow
showed me where it never was nor would it be found
and I left it and my rage behind me under the old straw of my youthful colt shelter
Oh Alexander! I did bear thee always true and proud and brought a king to bloodshed and glory
Distressed forlorn; my anger is now yours as your ambition
drives, canters, galloping charges...confronting all ever forward...behooved to none! 
Macedonia had shriveled and other kingdoms called to your youthful arms as I steadfastly pranced and closed inexorably each single distance to your personal victory. Excelling all others we challenged together our place in war and our home in legend confirmed
But I confess oh king warrior, I felt fear.
The whooshing blades and axes smashing, arrows buzzing...always attendant screams of mere beast and mortal man. It was never these things.
An old horse is a full contradiction of grace, poetry and motion but not cowardice.
And I feared not of death but fragile helplessness...of the hordes savaged, of the miles eaten, of the wars raged, of the oats dreamed of and stream drink-missed, of  spurs that bit and the creak of bled leather, of smelling madness, of the running river blood, of lust and longing and life? These dreads I did not entertain
Our love so cherished and upon your heel, the stern drum beat and your radiant command; I hastened to end your conflict and win my city Bucephala. 
I fear we'll not ride as one on her fine square or taste the air together of her breath.
And each hill and dale I shall be riderless. Enjoying the freedom from your small burden but always wishing for my precious cargo to talk to me, to chide me and cuff me and ride me through yet another strange combat day. 
But still I wait pondering dear golden one...and my fear waits also; 
but not my shadow-kept fury  ... more  </description>
		<dc:creator>La-shout</dc:creator>
		<category>La-Shout Let Loose</category>
		<pubDate>Wed, 20 Feb 2008 14:57:56 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Cryptic Crypts</title>
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		<description>   Don't cry fuzzy funeral pictures puzzled 
then quest for a non-illuminated gravely missing 
corner of an over-crowed brain only begging 
to be rediscovered. 
Dig up the dead surrounding earth and swing morgue handfuls
 as pall-bearers unburden secrets...the single 
coffin yawns open bashfully. 
Was there an apocryphal mummy? 
Bound by Egyptian windings...enigmatically cut 
carvings of Delphic trophies...tomb invaders 
they say hieroglyphically but occults are known 
but to lie; sweetly inscribed cartouches cabbalistic 
allies in caverns perplexed and alone. 
Please teraph's tease and in chambers made 
tenebrous...don't vaguely befuddle over veiled 
risks that all in crypts are thrall to the living 
and chained to a grotto's inexplicable desire to wait arrantly. 
Go mutedly they advise for mystic circles only revolve 
in undercrofts and the quiet sweep unhurriedly 
spans an attentively expedient gaze just to obscure. 
Blaze the ghoulish party lanterns, for the following 
interment may encompass another element shaped 
from oracle design...bats and owls and cats and foul 
familiar means abroad to just snag the final 
thread of an unwound curiosity...shrouds pocketless... listen, shift 
and dance through a draftless gloom and a clatter breaks
stiffly when the torch falls suddenly and the flame beholds briefly 
the director of funerals extraordinaire...a joker's face 
covered in his pale works pallor...digging graves and 
covering creams with eyes non-sink blinking and hands ever spaded for the job. 
Deft  anagrams riddling as he works a shovel easily moving 
the dirt of a once hidden century over an esoteric second's worth of 
comprehension embalmed unclear and our nothingness rests in whispered obsequies
Last rite wrongly written for another mass buried requiem et hoc genus omne.     ... more  </description>
		<dc:creator>La-shout</dc:creator>
		<category>La-Shout Let Loose</category>
		<pubDate>Tue, 19 Feb 2008 13:01:36 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Servetus' Circulation Ceased

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		<description>When 
fagots 
crackle 
after being 
placed oiled 
and stacked; 
acrid smoke of 
black heresy choked  
Servetus as 
Calvin's hand 
demanded death  
and Servetus' 
circulation 
heated first 
then ceased 
as he twisted 
into rethinking 
divination and 
trinity made 
little use for 
flames destined 
to consume ideas 
medically premature.
Logos generated each fiery tongue 
Sememes shifts each new cry to scold 
a God who then turned away rejected
Orthodoxy took heretic council 
and the Geneva Convention 
was to be eternally damned
Christianismi Restitutio!
Christianismi Restitutio!
Where French and Roman liegemen unite 
under a banner blackened with boiling 
blood and books as the Devil defined his role then defiled 
tomes laughingly. A pure radical without 
self condemnation but the age's ultimate 
unitarian martyr doctored abstractions then burned to death 
with his ankles shackled to his words  ... more  </description>
		<dc:creator>La-shout</dc:creator>
		<category>La-Shout Let Loose</category>
		<pubDate>Fri, 28 Mar 2008 10:25:14 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Is there not one breath ?</title>
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		<description>   Is there not one breath exhaled that blows 
hate and then inhales stormed anger? 
Are we one fool's grin but many despised 
and despoiled as mouths 
lie agape and then in quietude recedes 
into a dark-ringed smirk?
Who would look upon us and wonder if creation 
could have built more beauty just to break it down
for no reason other than for us to think airily alone together?
There are draft dates!
There are waft times!
There are breeze troubles!
There was an Arial cruel kindness that curdled and 
cured us of mass faith in empty bellows of nothingness
We saw a whiff feast squeeze the fire 
heart of coals spreading
magic cream and its straw buried in sins for more ventilated sadness
Breathe deeply of woe; betide gushes in 
gullies and grief rears only when love
speeds slowly into tired lungs just to 
expire as dead smoke chimney-raddled
Is there not one honest breath to sigh?
New-born infants burst into wrath defiant 
while the fledgling lark sings sweetly of 
lost tunes and the brook burbles in refrains 
bubbled from a chest infected as it drowns and 
drowns air-leaked and regaled--old friends reunited.
Does the wind agree? And its silky promises 
to oxygenate cells that may traitor mutate
Can Sir raise shaman shamaals to choke-gasp deserts in dry heaves?
Breathe easy wind waster for we are all without 
the string-help that kites pray for in bobbing liberty
Tethered and tailed we must break our roped chains 
and fly uncontrolled; breezed and bleeding for 
our unrestrained freedom as we gush upwards and 
wing-wave in  lost spirals destiny-crashed
Is there not one breath sucked in to glorify not waste?
Not a molecule disturbing?
Not an atom untamed?
Not a gust unhurried?
Grunt, gulp, pant, wheeze, huff, puff, blow 
and one last breath draws many more in joint human respire
to bluster rage 
then inflate helplessness
as our final deflation
husks out 
of heaven on a hell-bound
hurricane death-rattled  ... more  </description>
		<dc:creator>La-shout</dc:creator>
		<category>La-Shout Let Loose</category>
		<pubDate>Tue, 19 Feb 2008 07:11:18 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Inner Mind Mapping</title>
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		<description>Would a compass lie in honorary stateof a mind bogged down directionless?North and South oppositely freeze routine paths; bi-polarized where molecules slow down absolutely in good time taking a frigid second snow-shoed into the pass of an alpine memory. Stuck a bit reluctantly until the glacial meter maid tickets first then tows chill pointers fiord shriven. Ingraining the bed of snow blindness so my inner quest point relies heavily on storm-bound intuition. Lost in the cape of good hope and bound to a winter's cold snarl. Good things middle charts when shivering in blind tents where the lantern of ... more  </description>
		<dc:creator>La-shout</dc:creator>
		<category>La-Shout Let Loose</category>
		<pubDate>Tue, 19 Feb 2008 07:10:23 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Tramp-led Dreams</title>
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		<description> He could have torn off 
the ad flogging the 
fish n chip shop but not understood the 
emptiness of a whistling queue and fullness of a wallet of ghosts.  But a borrowed monocle covers only 
one faded eye and in a bent circle of smashed glass 
he knew of half blindness...and one-eyed sightedness and 
the blimp of sadness ever hovering overhead.   He would have only void-looked through his pavement reckoning, smelling inner famine; shit-stained wishes a urine-framed paper plate and not enough food lately for even a modest puke  And he spat vinegar visions and salt and 
thought of once crisp newspapers now delivering greasy gossip; splotched under dime headlines while the coy haddock belching curled 
and the French Fries fail-crinkled to deliver him from a tasteless desire. 
  ... more  </description>
		<dc:creator>La-shout</dc:creator>
		<category>La-Shout Let Loose</category>
		<pubDate>Mon, 18 Feb 2008 15:21:02 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>The Word on the Water</title>
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		<description> The speech on 
    the stream 
     white-whispered 
     echoes and babbles 
       and bubbles     
        from an angry mountain 
         crag that ripped the guts 
          from a black cloud and spilt 
          its gore in a split torrent 
       of dropping wet-wisdom, 
mountain sliding through 
gullies (not hiding) 
yet streams 
(it seems) 
are not sodden 
  dreams but decisions 
      of sopping visions the 
        bob and nod and dip on 
            a long ocean trip...each 
               drip coaxed to unfold from 
                    Jesus tears to sweat and 
                         his fears; blood and bile 
                               spat Roman defiled 
                                  and Romulans 
                              then Reavers 
                        deceivers-then 
            jeweled each bayed Seether.
        Fleeing believing and 
       tricking deceiving 
a molecule talks 
hydrogen walks 
and oxygen stalks 
twice 
 snubbing the 
     want of a quiet-killed 
           word.The word on 
               the water is scene-shaken 
                    lightly and stirred (or preferred) 
                         by a receiving sea; ocean ichors 
                          standard banks rusty anchors 
                     and the sweat-led wisdom; 
                subterranean kingdoms 
           submerging each motion, 
        bursts surface 
      tension 
relentless 
snipping a 
  grey turf urge 
     tripping as the sun's 
         bony fingers 
            proboscis 
                probed lingers 
                   licking and 
                      swigging ideas 
                         field-stripping 
                            above wet blanket 
                               covers as words wet 
                                   discovers cirrus 
                                    and seeding precipitous 
                               pleading, heaven ascension 
                          as ideals and themes and 
                       sorrowed damp dreams 
                    again combine a 
                 sublime setting, 
             forgiving 
        (forgetting?) 
   ... more  </description>
		<dc:creator>La-shout</dc:creator>
		<category>La-Shout Let Loose</category>
		<pubDate>Fri, 15 Feb 2008 14:59:24 GMT</pubDate>
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