A Multitude of Notions

A Multitude of Notions

Subsonic phonic  interference with my ailing mind 
Bubonic pneumonic incoherence at the passing of these times
Hedonic tonic maladherence to the rules of constructed rhyme
Neurotic moronic disappearance of the complex and defined

Palentology and mysogony make for an unpleasant combination 
Archeology and phenomenology predate the current conversation 
Numerology and autonomy form a starstruck invocation
Epistemology and ideology culminate in complex connotations 

Radiant cosmological constellations inspire wonder and awe 
Gradient chronological extrapolations graphing out what all of this is for 
Salient anatomical combinations leave the post surgical patient raw 
Valiant ethological consternations distinguish the greedy from the poor 

Astounded by the notion of another concept to illustrate 
Confounded by the commotion of the latest political debate 
Impounded by devotion to the church, leaders and state 
Resounded by emotion as it begins to culminate 

Anthropomorphic projections by an unusual mind 
Isomorphic reflections on the state of all mankind 
Nonmetaphoric infections that keep you humble and refined 
Heteromorphic injections that leave you perpetually unkind

Illuminated thought forms streaming down from a twighlight sky 
Communicated societal norms leaves the question firmly stated as why?
Automated technological reforms leaves the humans passing by 
Captivated innocence is reborn as each man prepares to die 

Copyright Elizabeth Moroz 2025
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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