Long Dehydrate Poems

THE CHIMNEY
The once fine air, refreshens with dust
Between the village horizon and crest
Since the sailing of a death chemical chimney.

Young green plants seedlings growing on slope
Are left to sip these  carcinogenic dusts, sapling
And entwined...

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whilst evidence shows that by feb. 1
most of the optimistic individuals who
have swore an oath to themselves 
as well as all those around them
that “come the first of the year, i am gonna
change things,” will...

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learning how to dehydrate food was easy
but it was so hard to convince them
to get over the need for meat.
learning dehydration was easy: expensive but easy.I couldn't forget I called my Lover, she liked doing...

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I woke up from my sleep to find 
Someone chloroforming me with a napkin 
I open my eyes again to find
My arms and legs broken 
With my weak structure I lied simply on a pillow
To...

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My poetry is like a rhyming news show
You speak about the bed of mistakes I'll lie in, but I speak the truth though
I'm the most flawed man you'll meet, but I'm cute though
I've decided I'm...

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With light might they sparkle

Karst Experiments which labors and
Chores
Might there mindfulness to produce
For who adores
Folk of value to stem and stern
Together in the name of science which
Lessons learned.

They wanted to create
A stone
A beautiful stone
One to...

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Death to the mockingbird with one shot to the heart,
Crushing wings with desperation sings sorrow worlds apart.
Concrete tears from wasted eyes fall on a mossy burial ground,
Taste the regret as it is yet to expel...

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the shower head
sounds the start
a drop of water
drips down her
forehead to the

nose 
stays

then leaps to her
lips not getting
licked dripping
to her chin

again
a wait

then because she
lowers her head
he simply slides

off
onto

but between the
rolling hills of
pastoral cleavage

but
not

stopping to sightsee
not...

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Theologians all euthanize miracle’s glow,
Like a child might dehydrate and pin butterflies,
Jaundiced eye longs to render them all party tricks,
Puts the best under glass just to marginalize!

Shouldn’t miracle God sends then serve greater cause
Might this...

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You had a heart off gold,known by a lot off people young and old.I cared for you right until the end ,you was my dad and best friend.I came to you every day ,I don’t...

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As a stormy cloudy day, my heart filled with a dark gloomy, foggy haze.
Breathless and no longer living my flesh was deaf and disintegrating fast.
Lifeless, and buried deeply sunken; upon my grave.
My spirits formed as...

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Every woe is a new poem
A new prose which fabricates the stars in the galaxy
They say about the spilling blood out from the heart
Like satin wine-drops in the pages
Behold! They hold their luck inside 
Tuck...

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Each creation is equally special for the writer
Borne with true causes , works as fighter 
Some are simple descriptions of own life
Enclosing prose with deeply felt passion

Words may be powerful or played smart
Any poem goes…some...

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A pillar of greatness is born
finally! Here is the light of the sun
to all Life's challenges
you'll assuredly be stubborn
and every battle is already won
with victory confirm and done.

You'll stay true to your cause
like the dedication...

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Ship wrecked, what the heck!
 
A dessert island, deserted and
slim chances of survival.
 
Marooned, to be found no time
soon. being gloom will surly
seal your doom!
 
No time to sit upon the sandy shore
and anticipate. Life...

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Once used by God to destroy the world
 It's power and fury with destruction swirled
 But Noah's ark was impermeable to the rain that prevailed
 And through the raging waters he sailed

 Chemically known as...

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Tony Lane’s Part

Said the proper Doctor Perkins to the Aussie from down under,
The phraseology of your utterances leave me in wide wonder.

How am I to understand the meaning of what you say?
Unless you teach Australian...

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Just dehydrate a dead dingo's donger, 
till it isn't any longer,
grind it down till he is feeling speyed,

Porkupine is great, on the Aboriginal plate,
a favourite meal, they might relate,
op rum is stronger without battery acid...

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Seasons renew, Springtime approach 
    Careful now, winter may encroach
        I welcome, without reproach

 Peel back blankets, reveal fresh sheets 
    ...

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Always hydrate if not you dehydrate
It's a lathargically uncomfortable state
Drink now don't hesitate
Contemplate on the amount of water
In fact don't you even bother
And drink more even when its hotter
Helping all parts from kidneys to your...

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