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In the world of complacency and status quo our thoughts often remain under a glass ceiling. Neologisms carries us above that ceilng in as way that lets us experience life beyond the crowd and the standards of what is considered normal to most but unacceptable to the few. Let the words of neologisms inspire and rekindle your thinking bringing you above the mediocrity of average and allowing a new victory of thought.
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Neologisms New Words For New Thinking - Robert Gorgerteller
Table Of Contents
Devastion
Jatenious
Horizons of Life
Infinities Beginning
Phantom Odyssey
Paradox Syndrome
Psychosymmetrical
This Good Green Earth
A Ghetto Sleepless Night
Abortive Connotations
Abstract Evasions
Asmeryetic Green
Crimson Cholesterol
Cyberlyn Blue
Erotic Delirium
Escape
Frosted Green Mosses and Horses
Grave Keepers Gold
Hyperbole
Inorganic Poetry
Interpretation
Joe Blender
Leutivleone
Masters of Mimicry
MacAdam’s Memories
Neologism: I Think
Nocturnal
Panic
Paper
The Intergalactic Sequence Movement
The Red Corrolation
The Transient Sacrifice
Uncle Sam Flam
Up From Introvertism
Devastation
The monsoon wind and driving rain
whips me down with full attain.
Long past twelve and far past noon
I’ve beaten my fellow man to ruin.
My gun and hand chatter with death
and I hated him with my dying breath.
Slay and conquer these useless things,
God might have born us with jeweled wings.
The howling of pain and a small child’s tear
are the music of war but deaf to my ear.
Forgive them and bless them
though they know what they’ve done.
The fighting can’t stop till nothing is won.
Their land so ancient, serene and so fair
was chopped up and butchered and left to despair.
My last patrol is coming to pass,
no bodies nor wounded or questions I ask.
Jatenious
Wasted women, paint on your face.
Step high in your platforms and tighten your lace.
Seek out your friends where high regard falls.
Your ego is climbing a mountain-like wall.
When will you learn my snow queen, my beauty.
You can’t live the life of a first page cutie.
Your talents are few
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