Has Anybody Seen the Enzymes

Sugar is so sweet! Pale light shines through the liquid Sweet as it can be! Transcription of messages here we go All that we can see and all that we know Gazing at objects all both near and far Comets, planets, all orbiting a star Answers, questions, and all that we can say Totaling quite a huge number today Can we?, Can’t we?, it remains to be seen Gone past and future, and all in between Granite, marble, hard things are all around Coins, silver, copper, if they can be found Talking, yelling, to say it all out loud Ascending up from the ground to the cloud Adding, subtracting, what’s the total here? Tallying all that we both love and fear Girls and boys, men and women, young and old Can they behave? Can they do what they’re told Co-inhabiting, poverty and wealth Growing in illness, as well as in health Tempest, all the works by William Shakespeare All’s well that ends well; I think we’ll stop here Sugar is so sweet! Pale light shines through the liquid Sweet as it can be! The building blocks of all living matter
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Ehrhardt Avatar
January 1, 2012 at 4:22 PM
I am a little confused about the title and how it connects, but I am sure with a little research I could figure the relation to sugar and enzymes. Loved the how you broke apart objects to the barest truth. thanks for reading my work.
Neels Avatar
January 1, 2012 at 12:02 PM
This is an awesome piece Robert and your last line brings it full circle.. Really enjoyed this.. Happy 2012 to you and yours :)
Henderson Avatar
January 1, 2012 at 6:39 AM
Well done Mr. Pettit! Enjoyed reading your words this morning. Last line is powerful! Steve
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