Habituation Poems


Habituation

What you don’t see is the river of mind
coming through from the past.

The future also comes through,
your handprints are all in place
waiting to be nailed down.

You see a brush leaning against a wall,
it's the sweep already swept,
what it brushed away was this day.

You think you made it through,
but it's not a real life that lives you,
and only you walk through it.
Categories: habituation, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Life In the Body Temple

It’s a kind of habituation,?
it’s a kind of a life?
you walk in it, over it?
through it.?
?
What you see or don’t see?
is still all there,?
coming through from the past.?
The future also comes through,?
tomorrow has already painted next steps,?
they are just waiting to be taken?
then hung on a mind gallery.?
?
You can see millions of cells,?
brain cells, dead squamous cells,?
octagonal memory cells?
bee hive stacked.?
Some cells have ruptured,?
tear-drop ghosts spill out drop by drop,?
puddle wetly.?
They all must be reincarnated?
breathed life into.?
?
Now you can look back and see?
if you have cleaned house,?
or just used time to litter?
the temple grounds.?
Categories: habituation, poetry,
Form: Free verse


Coming Through

You get used to being here.
Small stains mark where you bruised the house 
with gate-crashing day-dreams
you can see them transpiring through wood and brick
through the dry walls and the worn carpets.
It’s a kind of habituation
It’s a kind of a life
and you walk in it, over it
and through it
with closed and open eyes.
What you see or don’t see
it’s still all there
coming through from the past.
The future also comes through,
tomorrow has already painted your next steps,
your hand prints, they are 
all in place waiting to be nailed down.
You can see millions of cells being cast down
upon the floor, the brush leaning against the wall
that you will use to keep one day ahead
so you can look back and judge for yourself
if you also have come through.
Categories: habituation, poetry,
Form: Free verse

We Feel Real When We Steal Our Last Breath

Drown not in yummy yesterdays, seize the breeze of today
While intuitive initiatives aplenty beg to be taken
Into your stride if only ears and eyes should every Saturday

Strive to debunk myths of dependency on mistaken
Opinions on dominions of double tongues that drag
A train of ambiguity in an ambience meant to weaken

The resolution wrapped in rapid reflections to brag
Flagging fortunes, sagging sagacity and overt
Vanity and inanity driven beyond conjecture to mug

Denial of pain, create a drought from a flood to assert
Infatuation in a situation where habituation lives
In cycles of woes and wonders interwoven to insert

A full stop at the commencement of a move that gives
Death to joy, fill moments with frowns that down
The motive to live, elevate the motive that forgives

Risible reasons why we play the corny clown
Defend duplicity, caress cash and crash a crown
On limbs of love, cut off our noses, bruise faith
Feel foppish and seal deals that steal our last breath.
Categories: habituation, poems,
Form: Terzanelle

Thundering Thoughts - Punny Poem

I know it’s shocking, and you’ll be like “Watt!?” but it’s true and i’m ex-static and you should be too. Light it sink in Faraday or two, don’t be so direct for there are alternative views. Let’s charge towards a higher current, and flow with The Field. Ohm not relatively speaking, we have to heal so wave goodbye to those conditions and give them no further energy, electrify your life transcending entropy. conduct the truth like a Tesla coil, resistance is futile, striking down from the divine- if you only knew the magnificence of 3, 6, and 9. It won’t divert, or subvert to the outskirts, the truth Herz. Once you understand the gravity of the situation you’ll transform your habituation to one of productivity, synchronicity and synergy. No re-Morse or regrets, peace be with you for infinity.

© Copyright Ash Grimshaw 2017. All Rights Reserved.
Categories: habituation, education, fun, humor, science,
Form: Free verse


Love Immoral

If I am driven to attention may that attention break will

Shackle of hope eyes to a sea mountain rumble

To cease opportunity to break down barrel the sight of the sky is just a reason why

To habituation the great mystery of the world do one have to enter those depths below

If the wind of a whistle moves with out motion then barre sight found way to shore 

Shackle of hope eyes to a sea mountain rumble

If one is sincere and with every stroke of a detail fond bigger characters 

To open a folder strive with dust behind every motion and

With righteous mind let it be known

Is love immoral.  

Shackle of hope eyes to a sea mountain rumble

Love immoral.
Categories: habituation, art, love,
Form: Verse

Genesis Incorporation a Litter Ray Tion

4 ablution 4 acclimatization 4 adulation 
4 benediction 4 biotransformation 4 blastulation 
4 concatenation 4 conception 4 configuration 
4 declaration 4 dictation 4 differentiation 
4 ejaculation 4 emancipation 4 ******** 
4 fascination 4 flagellation 4 flocculation
4 gastrulation 4 glamorization 4 glorification 
4 habituation 4 harmonization 4 homogenization 
4 implantation 4 impregnation 4 incubation 
4 jubilation 4 junction 4 juxtaposition 4 kation 
4 keratinization 4 k-ration 
4 labialization 4 libation 4 liquidation 
4 manifestation 4 menstruation 4 micro-encapsulation 
4 negotiation 4 notification 4 notion 
4 ovation 4 oviposition 4 ovulation 
4 parturition 4 penetration 4 perpetuation 
4 quadruplication 4 qualification 4 question 
4 reaction 4 repopulation4 reproduction 
4 sanctification 4 schematization 4 scintillation 
4 thermojunction 4 titillation 
4 underestimation 4 unification 4 union 
4 validation 4 valuation 4 vasocongestion 
4 weatherization 4 workstation 
4 zombification 4 zonation
Categories: habituation, angel, baby, birth, child,
Form: Alliteration
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