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Premium Member An Ominous Cyborg

No one knows from whence they came 
No one knows their names 
But there are microscopic “men” 
Computing thots inside my brain 

Androgenous android nanotechnology 
Sent nanoprobes into my ear lobes 
They’re nameless, shameless, from the unknown 
Making my skull their new home 

They’re like lice eating my mind 
Foretelling my doom in good time 
Storing my memories in Morse code 
Transforming them into strange songs 
Translating them into what’s right and wrong 

After a many a long years 
One returns to my ear 
Slips thru the Eustachian tube 
Used earwax like it was lube 
Stopped at the edge like it was a door 
His feet on my skin like it was the floor 
For the first time saw the real world 
And faintly whispered... 
                                       “What the...?”

Androgenus

if i was born a girl next time,
 id be chasing lovely women fine,
 androgenous right here don't fit,
since god separated adam from eve a bit? 
 as i tell my ex grandaughter,
 my new grandson....wrong body hun:) 
SO MAKE THE BEST OF IT...

Don

re:  Therese Bacha "A to Z"

Pink Clouds

Pink Clouds

Great fluffy clouds of pink and light blue,
Came in to my dream, no words but I knew,
The angels had come to see me again,
Part girl and part boy, androgenous men,
Seeing both sides, of any view.


In fluffy like clouds, 
with the sun shining through,
Old friends from beginning of time,
That I knew,
 had been in the earth,
Till their service was done,
Feathers due,
perhaps they’d leave me one,
boxing day 2012 with my mind askew,
love conquers all, just between me n you.

Don Johnson


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