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How Bout Stoichiometry For a Conversational Hook

How 'Bout Stoichiometry For A Conversational Hook?

Nary a clue exists about
     the relationship between
relative quantities of substances
     taking part in a clean
(non GMO contaminated) 
     gluten free reaction,
     or forming a mean
compound, typically a ratio

     of whole integers umpteen
place holders long proudly,
     (albeit microscopically)
     swaggering analogous
     to a prideful
     home coming queen
walking with her beau
     appearing much older looking

     than a latte (drinking) teen,
the third word up above, (affright
full looking, isle
     lid lashing sorely,
     trying, torquing, and
     testing vision, i.e. eye sight),
where with insight
red left to right

across conventionally,
     sans persons write
ting, and/or read
     ding English, who might
live within neck of the woods,
     how zing this knight,
where the whirled wide webbing
     haint so bright

this smart aleck (comprised
     fancy title), excite
ting immediate uptight
reaction came to "light"
just in the nick of time
     to spur a sprite
lee chary reader to take
     pro nouns hubble flight

(at what the ĵ** -
     in reference quite
understandably to multi
     syllable chemical airtight
romance masquerade),
     this barred bard did write

unfamiliar word, which undoubtedly
     triggered consternation,
     and fierce urge to bite
and/ or sentence this "FAKE" cur,
     who whiz unable to height
ten interest toward me senseless
     poetics with supreme delight.


Premium Member The Wounded Soul

The cut bashed from a hike in the woods , and the roll down the 

Hill and the wound  if not washed and dressed with the proper 

ointment will fester and have a malodorous odor. The wounded 

hiker should as duty calls rush home, head to the closet , seize 

the first aide kit, and wash the laceration conventionally as a 

nurse would. And apply ointments and gauze to avoid problems.

But left untreated one part of our anatomy is unseen and forever 

hidden of the prying eyes of X-rays, ultrasounds and surgeons on 

operating tables or exam rooms. Its even hidden from the one 

whose body it was given to before all ages. And we know this 

because the Holy Spirit has given us our soul to enrich and 

enliven us. I can talk to my soul by telling him I love him and 

listen for responses and welcoming guidance.

What can I do to my soul after years of wounding. Addiction, 

sexual exploitation, lack of nourishment of prayer to God, 

neglectful  adoration of God and degradation of my soul left 

alone imprisoned through indignity after indignity until the wound 

festers and my very being lingers on the verge. No ointment or 

gauze or bandage may be of service to the substance of my 

being. Alone the body moves as the soul watches a silent 

tear ,gradually, and slowly gushes out of the heart of mine own

eye as he lingers crying.

Those lasting words pour through my lobes as with each gasp,

reaching further inside of me for something hidden, I see a 

shadowed face tear struck and wanting, reaches and pulls me 

forward.

Maybe or Maybe not?

I'm not pretty enough to be praised,
But not ugly enough to be disgraced.
Not special enough to stand apart,
But not ordinary enough to lose my heart.

I see the likes stack on my screen,
And wonder what they really mean.
Do they see me, or just the light?
The angle, the pose, the filter right?

I look slim in every frame,
But what if that's not really my shape?
What if the breath I held so tight
Is the only reason I look alright?

What if the smile they all adore
Is hiding what I'm looking for?
What if the compliments I save
Were meant for a version that I gave?

Not fake enough to be a lie,
Not real enough to not ask why.
I stare at girls and think again,
Would I choose myself among them?

Not jealous enough to call it pain,
But not confident enough to stay the same.
Maybe I'm pretty, maybe I'm not,
Maybe beauty's a moving dot.

Maybe I'm loved, maybe I'm not,
Maybe I'm more than every thought.
But every mirror starts a trial,
And every picture lasts a while.

Maybe they're right,
Maybe they're not.
Maybe I'm everything
I say I'm not.

Maybe or maybe not,
Maybe that's the hardest part.
© Ria Sharma  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Make the world feel blissful

Make the world feel blissful 
By Michelle Morris 
26/11/2024

You eventually say those words
The three most important in the world 
I can't believe it's true 
It's our own blessed miracle 

"I love you"
Like water quenches the earth in a drought
It lets your cup overflow 
And your mind be free of doubt

You thought it was too late 
And I guess I thought so too
But secretly we both wished for this
Our love is a dream come true 

It may not have happened conventionally
It may have been a rollercoaster ride 
But ultimately love is a crazy experience 
And we're together for the rest of our lives 

Because you came closer
And I came closer still 
And now we're one field of loving energy 
That can make the world feel blissful 

© Michelle Morris, 2024
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Vbt Practice 44 of 112

Conventionally in breath based meditation 
We watch breath and then quieten attention
This practice presupposes we abide in stillness slow
Our orientation still & silent watching our breath flow 

Meditation as thought free stillness a counsel superfluous 
Enabling cognition of slow motion Krama mudra continuous

We have three kundalinis to keep in our view spherical 
Pranic, void like awareness & consciousness universal

As the three merge in singularity one with our breathing
We simply look on in quietude imbibing bliss enlivening

The bliss movement is slow like an ant slowly creeping
Essentially soma nectar through hidden nadis moving
The movement is from root to crown
In ineffable bliss we choose to drown

Within

13-August-2020
Form: Rhyme


What Would You Tell Them

I'm sleeping banana leaves
Who sprout at your summon
For every liquid led onto my sleeves

I'm a wandering savannah breeze 
long gone, at your beck..
shelters 'r abode from heat, lays you with warmth

I am a Manky lanky little corgi
who barks at ur call
for every liquid that bled onto your tongue

I'm a saney pacific ocean
would pacify your appeal
eventhough I'm that menace of salty flood

I'm a naughty hinglish slave
who enjoys every slash and splash 
of  drowsy-rage I cleanse at your wrath

I'm a wimpy castrated eunuch
I do know what it is to crave pain
And feel guilt from ones you most envied 

I'm a randy fanny scavenger
would rather die by sliced flesh( a pound for you)
than watch u bleed from your naked fingers

I'm a livable and inseparable day and night
would be sorry when i appear in sleeps
And nowhere to be found during your wake

I'm a lonely forgettable yesterday
would be your memories 
even when not with you in the farthest future

I'm a skeptic unwelcomed vandal
would make you aware of my scandal
damages I 'ld cause to us and ways to solve 'em

I'm this shady pool of words
fetch them from my lips
and I 'ld never abstain from your plight

I am a reliable and forgivable adam
Would betray you conventionally
Cos you have a heart which forgives me

I'm our sizeable and amiable human
Who give these memories
And take them with a kiss when I leave

I'm their crude revelatory dream
Would like you to hold on to me tight
Eye to eye, detect my lies

I'm your little irreplaceable Mr.right
Whenever you leave for tomorrow
Tell your spouse I was never wrong but only at night

I'm a lovely and beautiful you
You 've been that pride of living
Need I say my strength, weakness and muse
 
I'm your only and inconsistent world
Those aliens may come
What 'ld you tell them?
Form: Lyric

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