te value of diversity in the tide pools, deep sea volcanic vents
the nature of lipids in polar liquids
the nearness of water
arabs in the desert
basques in the mountains
at one point everything was inacessible, beyond us
the goats and wheat
temples and breweries
has thou considered the tetrapod
evolutionary pressures of sorrow, lonliness, boredom
more than the ability to hump
to experience euphoria
feel free, gain perspective
to gain
abundance
eukaryote, fungus, little yeasts
sugars turns into ethanol without much effort
the mushroom head petroglyphs
speak for themselves if you ask me
more than ancient aliens
explaining to a tripping ape how to build a pyramid
our forerunners, our mothers looked into each others eyes
ego dissolved, pupils the size of moons
the universe is illuminated
through local atmospheres of bush fires and wolf breath
nearness is still valued but ingenuity is borne from thirst
suffering only matched by resilience
prove that sonofabitch wrong
make my dad proud
be remembered by greeks
look good on a steele
promotion of life over entropic systems
which is how we were all made
waste whats mine
all the fermented honey, edged weapons, pretty young things
waste until its a matter of urgency
until the stakes are so high a simple cough wipes out a billion folk
then reflect even though its too late
and apologize
Quite an an electrified
Quite an an electrified meditation on evolution and human consciousness, blending scientific wonder with raw emotion and surreal imagery. It moves from tide pools and yeasts to ego-dissolving ancestors and psychedelic visions, suggesting that our drive to connect, feel, and understand is just as essential as our biological instincts. Beneath the sprawling language lies a deeply personal pulse; yearning for legacy, recognition, and redemption amid a world spinning toward crisis. It’s messy, magnificent, and mournful, holding both celebration and regret in the same breath.
here is poetry that doesn't always conform
galateus, arkayye, arqios,arquious, crypticbard, excalibard, wordweaver