Frequencies of Flow
By Bud Garso
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Preface
This collection of poetry was written roughly between 2005 and 2010. I have put the book together in a way that is enjoyable one poem at a time or also as a whole. The poems are arranged by subject within the chapters, but they are also arranged from beginning to end to reflect a journey. This journey moves through darkness to light, with romance, anger, and sex in the middle. Be warned, it gets a bit graphic towards the end of the second chapter, but all within the beauty of truly deep love.
I hope something within this book resonates. Thank you, enjoy.
Bud Garso
I am an artist and entrepreneur. My favored mediums are skateboarding, poetry, photography, writing, performing, or whatever the moment calls for.
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Frequencies of Flow - Bud Garso
Preface
This collection of poetry was written roughly between 2005 and 2010. I have put the book together in a way that is enjoyable one poem at a time or also as a whole. The poems are arranged by subject within the chapters, but they are also arranged from beginning to end to reflect a journey. This journey moves through darkness to light, with romance, anger, and sex in the middle. Be warned, it gets a bit graphic towards the end of the second chapter, but all within the beauty of truly deep love.
I hope something within this book resonates. Thank you, enjoy.
Frequencies of Flow
Bud Garso
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Chapter I
Awakening
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The Dirt
Forgive me for getting deep,
but I had to dig under to get away from those around me.
They’re completely unlike, yet somehow the same,
barking in cages enraged
in a dog pound—filled, locked, sounds.
I had to get underground because it was too loud.
A coward and bound up to a self made makeup.
Drowned and thrown fell the air out my lungs.
I dug by hand till it felt like flying,
ascending down laughing and crying,
a crazy man in a pit dying.
More pure and whole than those going normal
in front of a TV or mindset money fold.
Oh, there again I go judging what’s not my own,
gloat un-grown little known of this world.
I’m blowing my own calling it the ultimate,
so I take a step back—maybe we’re all behind the rest.
All the stage hands for the world around us,
questioning director and the actors’ reliance.
Had to dig down to know I stood on