Don't Go There!

I don't want to talk about it.

Don't Go There!

I Want To Run,
I Want To Hide!
I want to tear down the walls...
That hold me inside.
I want to reach out....
And, Touch The Flame,
Knowing Damned Well I'll Get Burned!

(Sssssssssssssssssssssssssssss......)
I want to feel sunlight on my face,

I See The Dust Cloud Disappear,
Without a trace............................

I Want To Take Shelter From The Poison Rain!
Knowing Damned Well......... I'll Get Burned!
Knowing Damned Well...... I'll Get Burned!

Knowing Damned Well... I'll Get Burned!

We're Always Building............

Then Burning... Down Love!

Burning......... Down Love!

And, when I go there.....
I go there with you............
It's all...I can do....................

The City's Aflood............

Our Love Turns To Rust,
We're Beaten And Blown,

By The Wind....
Trampled, In Dust!
I'll show you a place,
High on a desert plain,
Knowing Damned Well I'll Get Burned!

Knowing Damned Well I'll Get Burned!

We're Still Building Then,

Burning Down.........Love!

Burning Down........Love!
And, when I go there....
I go there with you.....
It's all....... I can do....

(Don't... Go... There!)
Our love turns to rust!

(Don't... Go... There!)
We're beaten and blown by the wind!
Blown By The Wind!
Oh, and I see love...........
See our love turn to rust!

Don't......... Go... There!
We're beaten and blown by the wind!
Blown By The Wind!
Oh, when I go there.....
I go there with you...
It's all I can do........

Don't Go There!

(U2 are here)

Author's Note

This is actually a "root logic" poem, that describes the yin-yang push-pull dynamics of the poetry, and how energy and information exchange identities, geometrically in particular.

Reviews

[Red Brick Keshner]

And when we say don't, that's what people choose to do, out of spite or out of curiosity. LOL. The poem looks so original "on the page," quite an image poem in its own right. And as it is being read the feature of the 'push and pull' dynamics becomes more evidenced in the experience. Thanks for sharing.

[wuliheron]

The entire book is like that. People aren't used to thinking of words as math or music, but they're both, and when the computers spit out all 4,430 poems, reading them will make almost anyone appreciate just how much they have a life and will of their own. :)

[Red Brick Keshner]

That is correct, we aren’t used to thinking and seeing in certain ways hence process & infer differently what is observable around us.

[wuliheron]

Merely changing any scales and magnitudes for humble efficiency and elegant simplicity, you change how people actually think, merely writing down words on a public toilet even. My work is in automating the process, and making it roughly 10,000x more efficient and a million times faster. The singularity approaches, and everything is converging, including all of our experiments.

[wuliheron]

Forget about the invention of the printing press, this is the mathematics of language, any language, any math, and once we have all 430 poems we need, all bets are off.