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The wiry countenance
Of the elder leadman
Had no certain gloom
Yet neither the idealist's vigor
...

My companion
Or enemy?
You shuffle along the corridor
Your eyes, they offer me
...

On tempest night
Or brighter evening,
I assailed your fundaments
In a mansio on the road out of Rome
...

The wuther, from crevice it bellows
A dialect I entertained
from every hollow
...

He've no compunctious
Remedy
The rimes of four or five
Beget the redding
...

A perversion distraught
Caught among eye and carried
By mouth, an entertainment
of the impermissible
...

In this moment I am drying myself,
I made my home in the sea.
Of peril I knew nothing.
I gasped,
...

If I were to throw my words
to the wind.
Would they flutter in eloquence?
Convulse in dubious vulgarity?
...

Schemes of wicked women.
Forestalling their fate.
Capricious their vision.
Should we consider
...

Take me deep into the woods.
So that I shall never return.
So that my cries shall not break the leaves.
To forego the vices of man
...

Time streams ahead.
We walk against coursing rivers.
To enter the past
is to end oneself
...

The brooding, the helpless.
The creeping and veiled.
The skies carry the blaze.
Their effigies extend to the haze up above.
...

Trust in we,
for we have written, studied, and foreseen.
Heed not the gentle clash of whispering winds.
Nor shadows of the postured.
...

Inspire the fleeing
to rows of the free.
On our backs is written,
slaves we at three.
...

Flames and ash.
Engulfed in the desolate.
Strands to the evening.
Veiled to the silk of its rays.
...

It's lonely victories over time.
For instance if I take your picture,
will your shadow remain,
destitute of your richness?
...

Some madness to believe
that there is more
Ambitions impounded
In the eternal search
...

The Best Poem Of Evgeniy Filimonov

The Elder Leadman

The wiry countenance
Of the elder leadman
Had no certain gloom
Yet neither the idealist's vigor
This doyen of industry
It seem'd, had no origin of womb
Further, no affirmation of virtue among him would be found
He would not allow it
Even now, deposed into civility
Commanding production and producing commands
He remained vigilant, and nothing more
Collectively, we observed
The final fate of a man
Molded in Promethean acrimony
Tested in Hephaestean fire
Ultimately maligned in temporal affairs
Among machines strode the man
Now, to produce
Then, to destroy
The elder leadman,
Entitled himself only to servitude
The others, in passing glances
Cast eyes to some final wisps of youth
And a perilous complexion
But his medals, they did not rot
He, the last man of '45
A virile erudite of physicality,
Deaf to our facile commendations
The elder leadman,
his fated passing we mourned with regret
For such a man of action
Undeservingly suffered a bureaucrat's death

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Myles Schicklgruber 19 April 2015

Naturally and gracefully inspiriting.

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