proendopoet
proendopoet
Syscourse in Rhyme? That's mad.
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Who cares if the rhymes are bad? Not I, not we, You? I guess we'll see... Hopefully.
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proendopoet · 5 months ago
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The cycles of syscourse never cease, as constant as the moon.
Same arguments once seen at dawn will soon be back by noon.
Leave now while you still can before it is too late.
Lest sitting on this merry-go-round shall be your destined fate.
What shall come to break this curse as on and on it goes?
Unfortunately still a mystery. Many want but no one knows.
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proendopoet · 5 months ago
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I am aware that the following categories overlap. If you get caught in the intersection just flip a coin or smth
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proendopoet · 5 months ago
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"Fronting Through Glass"
By Varyn Crew
There's body-shaped glass around my brain
My mind is stretched against its window `pain`
Face flat to the glass, nose pushed, feathers outstretchéd
Trying to speak to the person in charge - outmatchéd
I am fronting but they can't hear me
Wanting to share my presence - they can't feel me
I throw up a sign: I am here, see me!
And this is what it is like, often, to be me.
When the glass shatters and at LAST I am seen
And the body's senses flood me, felt keen
Then at last I am known
At last I am free
Song fills our throat:
"Here I am. Here are we."
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proendopoet · 5 months ago
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This silly plan of the Cambrian Crew,
This challenge to write rhymes, by a few
Of the boredest of us - Varyn and Shiloh,
To push the limits of where syscourse can go.
We can be clever, we can be kind,
We can disagree or be one in mind...
But can we say things in rhyme that are meaningful, wise?
It can't hurt to at least give it a few tries.
So this is our first test, and so we say, we see:
Whatever your kind of system, what caused you to be
Many in mind, not an I but a We...
We welcome you, see you, respect you, believe:
The intertwined lives that your systemmates weave
Is a beautiful, wonderful living tapestry.
Each thread of your life, whether bright or grim,
Is stronger for having been woven as Them.
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