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Job’s Tear

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"Very well then", said He, we remember —
"Into the hand that roams the earth;
But you do not touch the man".
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Teresa Pelka My verses 27 Oct 202026 Oct 2022 1 Minute

Autumn Pier

AT the autumn pier, there we were,
Almost all, grave and solemn
Our mercies turned one stone;
Deaf a bit, to old tongue,
Our souls told the verses. ■More

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Teresa Pelka My verses 12 Oct 202026 Oct 2022 1 Minute

A Tale of Progress

Far, far away, and not anywhere near,
Of a time too obscure to give a date clear,
Think, there was an animalier
Expecting aesthetically to cohere
If they’d endear ― an engineer.
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Teresa Pelka My verses 12 Sep 202026 Oct 2022 1 Minute

Age as After Another Poet

For the rind’s breathing revel,
Every walk dares the devil,
In eager with life love affair:
Young age keen on colors of passion,
Old age preen in tinctures ashen,
To tedium ― all give the air.
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Teresa Pelka My verses 3 Aug 202026 Oct 2022 1 Minute

The Statistic Helen

THE statistc Helen, though intent,
Wasn't born Hippolyta to befriend;
In common such an airy bit,
Ha'p'orth indeed, so petite,
An illiberal, bigoted detail,
Apt, word-province
Grandeur to belittle,
Most oft no voice, merely
And not a stop:
Should we not just have it chopped? ■→More

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Teresa Pelka My verses 21 Jul 202021 Jul 2020 1 Minute

The Matter of Worship

WORSHIP is things sur-real godly;
Of that hate, of this love,
Of no life — thought will die:
May there be day. ■→More

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Teresa Pelka My verses 21 Jul 202021 Jul 2020 1 Minute

Evolution as the World Knows It

A WISE guy with a smart one came together to conclude
On causes and drives, to man’s evolution, the prelude ―
Would the glibness in the species have been devolved
From another mundanity, as voluble, as resolved? ■→More

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Teresa Pelka My verses 12 Jul 202021 Jul 2020 1 Minute

Mermaid Contemporary

O TELL me that in Fijian, darling,
In Fijian, tell me that:
They bring coffee in a galley,
In fief of love forbad. ■→More

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Teresa Pelka My verses 4 Jul 202021 Jul 2020 1 Minute

Simple English Aristotle, Physics→

Chapter 1

To have knowledge about our objects of thought, we study regularities about them. A regularity of natural and specific occurrence is a principle.
Simple English Aristotle→

Chapter 2

First, we decide if we want to find (a) the one and only constitutive regularity, or we allow (b) more than one regularity as first principles.
Simple English Aristotle→

Chapter 3

It is refutable, as of visible matter, for all modes of physical occurrence to gather into a non-dynamic One.
Simple English Aristotle→

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Chapter 4

If we sifted a “physical order” out of a body of water, extracts would become smaller and smaller, until the water would have only the minimum proportion. Then, extraction would be arrested, and the water might not contain the particular structure or entity anymore.
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I doubt immune nutrition wouldn’t work for other people. It certainly can. ■More

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Job’s Tear

■”Very well then”, said He, we remember —”Into the hand that roams the earth; But you do not touch the man”. ■More

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My verses

Autumn Pier

AT the autumn pier, there we were, Almost all, grave and solemn Our mercies turned one stone; Deaf a bit, to old tongue, Our souls told the verses. ■More

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My verses

A Tale of Progress

Far, far away, and not anywhere near,Of a time too obscure to give a date clear,Think, there was an animalierExpecting aesthetically to cohereIf they’d endear ― an engineer. ■More

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