50 Hertz.
The rhythm of my life is 50 Hertz.
The computer chatters at 50 Hz, the modem squeals softly at 50 Hz.
The TV and the monitors sparkle at 50 Hz, the speakers moan at 50 Hz.
The washing machine chugs at 50 Hz, the fridge simpers at 50 Hz.
The lights flicker and mutter at 50 Hz, the amps little drone is 50 Hz.
The transformer on the power pole buzzes at 50 Hz while the street lights keep time.
The rhythm of my electrified life is a constant 50 Hz,
and the natural world has the silence.
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When we are aware of something beyond our understanding, we might use it to support a mythology.
Needs
Look for anticipation in the frustration between understanding.
Prayers
Prayers of Love like Heaven fall in my garden. I hear them in Peace.
More
- A Generic Self Portrait
- Do you believe in God?
- Double Dactyl
- Epiphanist’s Top Albums
- Carole King – Tapestry
- John Mellencamp – John Mellencamp
- Muddy Waters – They Call Me Muddy Waters
- Patti Smith – Horses
- Red Hot Chilli Peppers – Blood Sugar Sex Magik
- Rod Stewart – Every Picture tells a Story
- Sonny Boy Williamson – Nine Below Zero
- Stevie Wonder – Talking Book
- Stray Cats – Best of the Stray Cats
- Taj Mahal – Giant Step / De Ole Folks at Home
- The Rolling Stones – Gimme Shelter
- U2 – Achtung Baby
- ZZ Top – Tres Hombres
- Kingdom
- Bone of Contention (justification)
- Cargo (providence)
- Doctrine of Damnation
- Hangman
- Kingdom Five (poverty)
- Kingdom Four (sorrow)
- Kingdom Three (commandment)
- Martyrdom (Maccabees)
- Prologue
- Roman Reason (apocalypse)
- Time Zone (eschatology)
- Uncertainty Principle
- Village Idiots
- William Tyndale (reformation)
- Love
- Philosophy
- Prayer
- Reluctant Prophecy
- Spirit
- Why I left the church : Part One
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Double Dactyl
Rules for a double dactyl are -
two four line stanzas,
last lines of each stanza must rhyme.
All lines are double dactyl rhythm
except for the last lines which are
dactyl plus one = four syllables.
First line is usually a jingle,
typically “higgledy piggledy”,
second line is the subject,
usually a name.
The second stanza must contain
a word of six syllables.
See Higgledy Piggledy
on this site.
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