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Current mood: <|;^)) Philosophical Decreationism
(A Poem-Prose written by Martin Eden on 26 November 2009)

The mirror fell on the floor of doom
And shattered into a millenium of pieces
Each with its own ending
Each shard could draw blood and reflect
Many millenia of suffering and survival
And a god that fell upon his knees in regret
The pieces seemed uncertain and alone
Yet shared a certain commonality
A lowest common denominator of minimalist selves
Which appealed to certain media tycoons and politicians
And this all egged on till the sun, hell, froze over

© Martin Eden

Current mood: <|;^)) Philosophical At Home
(A Poem-Prose written by Martin Eden on 23 November 2009)

At home
Is a space
Between past and future
One can call one’s own
Alone
Or with someone
But so many don’t live there

© Martin Eden

Current mood: apathetic

Deism
(A Poem-Prose written by Martin Eden on 15 November 2009)

There’s a man inside the conglomerate
He decides on the insight of divorce
And finds a conjunction of unfreedoms
The modern world

His party washed up along the shore
Only to be rejected by its own fate
Where humanity reversed over it
To where greed feeds on idealism
In endless fear

Where to now the misogynist’s creation
But relentless defence of property and realm
And whether it be a weathered outcome
It was not his constituency
But loss of pride

To be not wise
To not know experience
To grasp at any banner
Taking sides to prevent compassion
To paradise foregone at any cost
In the hope of a smorgasboard of errant salvation

© Martin Eden

Current mood: hopeful

The Vagaries
(A Poem-Prose written by Martin Eden on 4 November 2009)

The vagaries came to lose
          the span of time
Among the evergreens
          still left
Yet beauty pressured its
          endless march
Beyond the negative and
          the vain

© Martin Eden