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A Former Slender Man Lapsed Unitarian Anorexic

A former slender man (lapsed Unitarian anorexic)...
deplores adipose tissue gain

No Holiday music can soothe savage beast
washboard abdomen weight watcher's dream fleeced
skinny bag of lovely bones permanently leased
body snatcher somewhere amidst policed

madding crowd of carolers singing,
where mine sinking spirits ceased
rising today December 18th, 2020
analogous how unleavened bread
(i.e. matzo) lacks yeast.

I loathe shucking clothes,
(no matter eyes severely myopic)
in preparation for here goes
another warm shower quickly
relaxing this senescent
body ready to doze

soon after lathering
this blubbery body
most unwanted fat grows
on me, no matter healthy diet
of worms, or how I stand,
not so easy (Etsy) as add a pose

zing losing battle – Mary Jo's
if and geeze us of bulge ill flattering
particularly quiverly, sans white
"WALL" tire tread fully goes
steely belted around lower
abdominal area like lava floes

siring unsightly expose
yore squishy Jew dish priestly
punchy, plasma paunchy, gristly...
pillow like marshmallows
fittingly, rotundly soundly
identical with other schlep

tin (tin tabulation) grungy hobos,
this lap pissed lard (lord) Who Lee
bemoaning, how ilk readily knows,
where unwanted bulky flab...
most detested - hence Corp Yule Lance
leaves noth thin to noblesse oblige,

know bull eats obese,
anorexia nervosa or chance
barking out orders reminiscent, when he
hapt tubby a caller wannabe at
weekly square and/or contra dance,
now requisitioned to insulate

and excessively enhance
body electric can be mushed
into likeness of fleshy France
or repurposed into expanse
resembling any country,

whose name Kants
be easily pronounced, and historical
events glommed together recognizable
as Ataturk with a lance
bequeathed to rule World advance

sing gluttony as his divine providence,
thus requires deep dish allegiance
(non - fiber - binding contract)
for eats and make decadent
every fleshpot gourmand
stretching consumer cellular 
skein to capacitance

bestowing guaranteed deliverance
with their rolling
ballooning massive circumference
into orbit with Earthly moon officiant
eternal fondue irrelevance!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Mountain Speaks

(This is a "childhood" poem, written many years ago.)

High above the pristine falls
the looming mountain lifts its walls.
A monolith of stony gray,
with bulky lips, it seems to say:
"Eons passed since I've been here;
nothing have I seen to fear
while above my walls, from year to year,
about the world below I peer.
My walls so high, so steep and strong,
protect me well from all that's wrong.
Would that Man below could see
how I keep all harm from me.
Would that he could build a wall
about his home, his family -- all --
to keep them safe from Evil's charm,
which causes Man unending harm."
Form: Couplet

The Me That She Likes In Me

THE ME THAT SHE LIKES IN ME.

The only me she likes in me 
Is the me of me only on bed,
For my me is full , strong  and lanky.

She is ever laughing vivaciously
On, beside ,with and under me,
Never tired but smiling during 
The game called  “Bedminton”.
 
I  hardly picks point for
She is a non-stop poacher
Poaching and hitting endlessly 
Till I fade away finally.

She was of no special brain
Neither does she got unique intellect
But she is of everything in “Bedminton” .

I became very lanky as she grumbles
And complain of nothing but lacking something
Despite sucking my bulky lanky “corkky”.

I fled into a hiding , gasping  and hoping 
Not to have her cross my path again’
Oh no ! here she comes again
Laughing with a rare vigour.

Off I went on the ground as I opened 
My eyes at the hospital two days after.
What happened to me ? I echoed
“Thanked God he is alive ,Doctor
Come and discharge us , lets go home”

I fainted again beholding her voice 
And her  very mean look  
Her laughter more  stronger than 
That of an hyena whose pray is around
I was not too sure if I will ever wake up again.

Alayande Stephen T
16th April, 2006
3.15pm
Spiced up story depicting my same friend with her
Same heartthrob who his battling  to abscond from. 
OUR
Form:

An Obstacle To Large To Mention

Here I am again buried under by this grain of sand
At the beach oceans mock me.  Waves laugh real tears
Pretty bikini girls wearing two strings saunter by 
All smiles as they admire my bulky hunk muscles 
As I hide my grief from them and open seas
The speck of sand won’t move an inch from me
I refuse to look.  It occupies my tummy in defiance
In disguise, near the navel, with all its crushing weight
Holds my belly button hostage.  Maybe it has needs
Money?  Prestige?   A beach?  Power?  Yes!  Power!
If only a small slight breeze would happen by
Something on the order of a category five perhaps
Two hurricanes and a Tsunami might do 
Particle removal is not as easy as it looks
An obstacle, an intruder of this magnitude
Must be kept quiet because people would talk
If only I had a gun, a sandwich or baloney
I could ask it to leave!  But that would be silly
Sand can’t speak and a speck even less

Ice Sleep Quickly

Ice Sleep Quickly...

Slowly counting backwards from one hundred
if restless, yet most every night/early morning,
when tiredness defeats ability to remain alert
though rarely these days no difficulty to dream
way before mentally mouthing the number zero,

a segue way into unconscious state disengages
awareness, nor does yours truly recount numb
burr, nor REM member upon awakening hours
later how far from first triple digit to nought, I
ceased noiselessly iterated theoretical string of

symbols (representing whole sum quantity), the
likes linkedin to the Hindu-Arabic numeral cyst-
stem attributed to two Indian mathematicians awk
credited with developing mode to abstract former
lee bird den some assignation expressing a short

shorthand to conveniently represent a numerical
value, honor belongs to Aryabhata of Kushuma-
pura developed the place-value notation in the
fifth century, and about one hundred years later
Brahmagupta introduced important symbol for

zero, without such (now obvious) methodology,
this nocturnal primate, would most likely resort
to awkward, bulky, clumsy, et cetera alternative,
sans Roman numerals silently with eyelids shut
tight, thus imagine if ye will this sir soundlessly

enunciating c, xcix, xcviii...praying to dog never
reaching the lowest solitary i, cuz this mister, he
would never be accountable waking bolt upright
resembling a zombie emitting nought a peep, cuz
this suddenly duped frenzied hotmail, would have
zero choice!
Form: Elegy


Premium Member DAYLIGHT SPRING TIME COMES AGAIN

Tonight, the dark sky again
only slept a short while;
no longer eager to cheat
its sun’s awakening joy
over the horizon’s realm;

Bulky white yawning clouds
hovered over the night-shaded
ground below as small nocturnal
creatures seemingly scurried into
and out of the dawning day;

A dawning day during which
we shall seek to see justice
and peace become realities 
in a world wrought with chilled
fear and misery:

May new spreading sunshine
sweeps away waning darkness of winter as
flowering hope again welcomes a new spring
toward resurrected liberation and equity:-
Form: Qasida

The Heart Of A Country Girl

The man lost his wallet
He asked the lady for some change 
To buy lunch with promise to pay
The lady gave him enough money
And went along to the market to sell the pig
Later, the man went to see her at the market 
To pay for what he owed telling her 
He found his wallet in his car 
Then he offered money and paid for the pig 
And then offered to drive her home two hours by car
She declined unless he agreed to payment for the ride
On arrival, the matron owner of the pig 
Grabbed the payment for the pig and left
The lady was heart broken
The man then offered some more money
But the lady refused, telling him that he had 
Helped her more than enough
She then gave the man some home product 
For  him to take home 
In the end, he placed the money in the sack 
And returned to her claiming it was too bulky.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Goose and Moose

One day it's Doctor Seuss.
Now it is a goose
who took to the back of a bulky brown moose.
It was said the goose had a bald head
of an eagle who is exceptionally regal.
The goose rode the moose until they came upon a pond
this is were the goose envisioned she belonged. 
When the goose saw the inhabitance of the pond 
by an exquisite white elegant swan 
she decided that they'd be moving on.
The goose and moose then kept a looking
for a place that wasn't tooken.
Then along came a gander
who did not pander
that lead the goose's heart astray. 
The goose and moose then stumbled upon
a vacant barn, in it a cage,
one where all the chickens once laid.  
The goose took to the stoop
and climbed up to roost.
Once she got settled
she made a nest
out of grass found in the meadow. 
She laid eggs, making it a dozen
that is all she had in her oven. 
For several weeks she heard not a peep
the eggs seemed sound a sleep.  
One day, it happened! 
the eggs began a hatching!
and the nest was full of action!.  
Then she took her twelve goslings  
across the meadow
where the sheep had settled. 
Then up the street 
to a water filled creek.
Where they swam all the day long
while joyfully honking out this song
we've found the place were we belong.

Premium Member A Strange Town

I have come to a strange town
The streets have changed their names
The roads have given ways to gigantic flyovers
The bushes have given ways to codominiums and giant one-stop shopping centres
Few  pedestrians on the roads
People are housed under the roofs 
They are wearing masks, spectacles, shields and bulky suits 
Like astronaunts in outer space 
Boutiques replaced seamstresses
Many important posts are monopolied by women 
Some men start to wear no-frame spectacles, colourful blouses and do baby-sitting
People said they have a hard time 
Although wealth has shifted to this town 
Because the prices of commodities are soaring high 
Due to the lack of workers 
It has been many years before I, a stranger arrived

Premium Member Goose and Moose

One day it's Doctor Seuss.
Now it is a goose
who took to the back of a bulky brown moose.
It was said the goose had a bald head
of an eagle who is exceptionally regal.
The goose rode the moose until they came upon a pond
this is were the goose envisioned she belonged. 
When the goose saw the inhabitance of the pond 
by an exquisite white elegant swan 
she decided that they'd be moving on.
The goose and moose then kept a looking
for a place that wasn't tooken.
Then along came a gander
who did not pander
that lead the goose's heart astray. 
The goose and moose then stumbled upon
a vacant barn, in it a cage,
one where all the chickens once laid.  
The goose took to the stoop
and climbed up to roost.
Once she got settled
she made a nest
out of grass found in the meadow. 
She laid eggs, making it a dozen
that is all she had in her oven. 
For several weeks she heard not a peep
the eggs seemed sound asleep.  
One day, it happened! 
the eggs began a hatching!
and the nest was full of action!.  
She took her twelve goslings 
across the meadow
where the sheep had settled. 
Then up the street 
to a water filled creek.
Where they swam all the day long.
while joyfully honking out this song
we've found were we belong.

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