December 2011
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Dec 29th
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I am always [more] Marxist when I stay with my mum. We live in a village a mile-or-two from the Duke of Badminton (the Queen’s cousin); he own’s several areas around us- including our house & Badminton, & the majority of the people who live on his estate’s work for him. Bloody aristocracy, they haven’t got a clue. (I’m so bored).   
Dec 29th
I’m thinking I might have a go at, or even make a project of, doing a reworking of some major work. I’m quite inspired by the ‘Epic of Gilgamesh’.   
Dec 28th
Inside October ovaries/ omnipresent & contestable/ blends of attention seekers
Dec 28th
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A spoon of fire light, faggots of cellophane & silk over Baraka. Hold him tight you hear!       
Dec 27th
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Free over bearded/             the reincarnation says I’ll expire more annals than an ocean; every endless impression will come to pass my frigid contours &                                                     retrieve a separate distance from the crescendo                                                 carving overdetermined notions of my ex-girlfriend’s discharge/  ...
Dec 26th
Impeccably contumacious ribcage/ red-clotted atrium/ wood stove lampshades, ornate pitchforks: monarchy    
Dec 24th
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Mum bought me a Kindle today! Though I used to condemn them, I’m actually very excited now that I have one. Sorry if this sounds generic. Happy days! :)
Dec 23rd
A reaction to somewhere in 'The Epic of Gilgamesh'
One flaw in all walking people is that convincing themselves they’re Gods makes them a commodity. Individualism has become commercial. This is the millennium for begging fusion over aesthetic. Pick up your basket graze the pasture/ abreast. Immortal roots  for the furious bounty of wilted elation.                                                                                    ...
Dec 22nd
My poetry feels different. It’s nice. :)  
Dec 21st
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Looking out on London
pay rise fr shower gel this yr 0.01 percent imperial growth & no theatre without contempt fr the third world (I wouldn’t even know how to go about making foxes laugh) 
Dec 21st
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Dec 21st
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@pilgrimsoulinme
pilgrimsoulinme said: Geez, J., why don’t you just say what you mean instead of burying it all this “RHETORIC”??? <333 Hahaa! (1) because I don’t actually know how to say what I truthfully mean, (2) because I have nothing to prove to anybody & (3) I’m trying something a bit different in the way I approach my poetry; I’m less concerned about the actual content &...
Dec 20th
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the smearing destruction & creation of a dud/ the fresh lullaby of an ocean campaign/ seahorse chowder & digital faces with eye’s frustrated; the failure is in the lack of negatively charged horny acid eviscerating the tail ends of foreplay after all else                                           sounded whimsical.  candle polish & evening lyric on the steady trigonometry/      ...
Dec 20th
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A response to T.S. Eliot's 'Cousin Nancy'
hasn’t she learnt to nakedly comport hrself apathetically, the foul-mouthed grace of trampling hr modern dances, pertaining to high irreverence & allegory.    
Dec 19th
“There is so much compassion in people: why? Why relieve someone from death when...”
– A thought
Dec 19th
Dec 19th
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Dec 19th
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I’ve been with you under yr bed sheets/ smoking yr evening fires/                              breeding yr daffodils & bottleneck’s into pickled cannons/ O do look into & observe them one Sabbath; their jaded symmetry in exhibition beside a fire plug dubbed Marcel Duchamp               & some yellow orphan nigger                                                            ...
Dec 18th
What is not plausible/ even the apprehension of a truth/ might drop-kick one in the oesophagus . A dissolving impromptu- plucking scattered jazz strings from the tempo syntax of white birds/ is the borderline poetry of one’s own heresy/ a fairytale of/ conclusions & platinum speeches upheld/ with bronchitis-;                                                                             ...
Dec 18th
“All thinking people oppose terrorism, both domestic and international. But one...”
– Amiri Baraka “Somebody Blew Up America”
Dec 14th
Dec 14th
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Dec 14th
Dec 14th
Fuck post-modernism!
Seriously…
Dec 14th
“Hey, Gambino! I wanted extra prawns with that.”
– Emily Critchley (my mentor): ‘91 rap phrase haiku’ Google her! 
Dec 14th
Dec 12th
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Got published in a student- run magazine
… on that!
Dec 11th
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“You can’t bring your old habits here … If you want to participate, you will have...”
– Lebbeus Woods (via golehyas)
Dec 10th
Dec 9th
Blues
there are ways & ways to compose a glance, but not many are my own.               I turn at some drunk,    the surrogate of two whiskey bottles-                                                           think “how wonderful”- & I’d be right    during the day, “but being black             ain’t easy” he might slur. Dark entrances contain the        ...
Dec 9th
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“Aunts cook like there’s no tomorrow, and they’re right.”
– Kevin Young: “Aunties”
Dec 9th
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Eclogue
                     Outside the dialogue of idle pastoral grass,  I turned my head around & traced the thread of insecurity back to anxiety. Tonight has not collapsed its masterpiece-              & I who treads/ stumbling under the antique constellations, am                            always astonished by a beauty unmarked by contradiction.         Tonight, the...
Dec 8th
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Feel so Inadequate... =\
Dec 8th
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golehyas: oblogetry: golehyas: daisysnotebook: I firmly believe that words cannot oppress, and do not oppress until they are written into law. What do you mean by this though? Aren’t people “oppressed” on a daily basis by colloquial words? We have to be oppressed- by words/language- to formally express ourselves.  I think Daisy is taking it as a divide between mere offence (as Mill...
Dec 7th
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“Our standard of reality is an accumulating, gyrating and disappearing flux of...”
– Waldo Frank 
Dec 7th
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Body
Quench me with the acid vomit of dogma when it comes alive. The transaction will be as anthropomorphic as magic-realism rationalising legends into ornate fiction- & each one will take a stern look at the other- with contours pitless as unknown troughs, frowning like a Cyclops when spring light descends-                      & gazes un-relinquished by atrocity,                   ...
Dec 7th
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Dec 6th
“Sometimes to read a Hughes poem is like trying to go out in bad weather,...”
– Derek Walcott on Ted Hughes in ‘What the Twilight Says: Essays’. 
Dec 4th
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“In a southern city a white man said Indeed, I’d rather be dead; Indeed,...”
– Gwendolyn Brooks: ‘Negro Hero’
Dec 4th
The Woman and the Flame
A bit of light that descends the springhead of a gaze twin shadow of the eyelash and the rainbow on a face and round about who goes there angelically ambling Woman the current weather the current weather matters little to me my life is always ahead of a hurricane you are the morning that swoops down on the lamp a night stone    between its teeth you are the passage of seabirds as well you who...
Dec 2nd
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   Ghetto shine! from the rugs. Shuddering       Cadillacs, renaissance bitches from sleeping jungles                                                   can’t get the                                                  fuck out my                                sound system! A-track hype humming momma                                                                                        ...
Dec 2nd
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“African surrealism is different from European surrealism. European surrealism is...”
– Senghor (1965: 85) - from ‘Myth and Regeneration in Aime Cesaire’s Poetry’ Ella Robinson: ‘Journal of Black Studies’
Dec 2nd
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Dec 2nd
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                                         for Emily Critchley (my mentor)               When you don’t understand-            Good. Never understand.            The unknown is a necessary part of my freedom.   
Dec 1st
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