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Premium Member The Loss

No one speak of her again
Unless in tones hushed, "Later we will talk"
"Shhh! Don't let the child know how her mother died."
She's too young to understand

Is self-destruction inherited?
Does it float around the genes?
Is security destroyed
               when one fine day
The lady disappears?
      Gone~never caress again
With loving arms wrapped around
             her child fifteen-months old.

The plateau has been reached 
          Opened faced look into the mirror
Her death certificate states
               Death by suicide
Ingestion of mercury cyanide

A child now weeps, grieves for the mother
    Looks into the mirror and sees
Cotton hair, wrinkles deeply creased
          Aware of how life's insecurities dwelt
Buried with the words~ no one speak of her again

Baby cries momma, momma time after time
        She does not come 
No matter how hungry, tired, cold, wet
         On the outside nor how much pain 
Cutting deep within until trust, security is destroyed 

Repost from a long time ago. This is my truth. I was adopted 3 months later at age 18 months, and I had a good life with parents who introduced me to God and His Son Jesus.


Premium Member A Loss

No one speak of her again
Unless in tones hushed, "Later we will talk"
"Shhh! Don't let the child know how her mother died."
She's too young to understand

Is self-destruction inherited?
Does it float around the genes?
Is security destroyed
               when one fine day
The lady disappears?
      Gone~never caress again
With loving arms wrapped around
             her child fifteen-months old.

The plateau has been reached 
          Opened faced look into the mirror
Her death certificate states
               Death by suicide
Ingestion of mercury cyanide

A child now weeps, grieves for the mother
    Looks into the mirror and sees
Cotton hair, wrinkles deeply creased
          Aware of how life's insecurities dwelt
Buried with the words~ no one speak of her again

Baby cries momma, momma time after time
        She does not come 
No matter how hungry, tired, cold, wet
         On the outside nor how much pain 
Cutting deep within until trust, security is destroyed 

Inspired by Cyndi MacMillan's contest "Own It"
Written: April 21, 2016

Aspirations


                
                Aspirations are a self revealing Impress, 
                      peeping in gem facet placeholder- 
                                     of ruby glimpses 
                                                 of 
                                   Fairy tale covers, 
               covertly-airbrushed by the atmosphere, 
                 over genuine zirconium expectations.

          In inner light magistrate cache cow- 
                  in the crystal stereo 
            of the now and here, 
         flashes impetus clear  like a streaker revealing 
 to illustrate, the daring, self inspiration of its baud rate 
                                    of liberation-ad-here. 
         Geniing the busy body of it's own needful premise 
   of seedful impetuous implication, promised on premises.
       A banner at happy hour suggesting intoxicating ingestion. 
       Drunk with in-advertising 
     getting premonition of-promotion, imbibing 
the "jasmine in your mind."
Relation-ships moon causes the roiling sea 
to gem carats of her sparkling sirens. 
Alluring rocks to dash you to pieces 
     in drawn compliance..
        Unsown light can give you the creatures of her disease,
calling bluff to serve her touring manifestations.
With marked cards to lay down in flush that had lay dormant but surfaced up from the sleeve 
and from the seep of pasts saved ante ups. 
       They are a whiskey shot at a saloon. 
Liquid courage that causes you to bark at the moon.
Tide a naked ride tied to the back of a train, 
               of bad ideas, after tion, ction and igeon 
      blows your cover, like sudden electrical storm 
 over the rainbow over landover and hot air,-
balloons like a mushroom 
clouded idead ideal that transports you into the stratosphere of her thundering strutopeels. 
Her bubble puts you in her hair brained funny papers, periodically. 
To keep you sober, from occupying 
a van down by the river. (Which sounds good to me) incidentally, but that's neither here nor there, 
immaterial, witness, 
these thought bubbles-seductively 
siring, serial 'vamped vapor round firing 
like a ghost mistress who puts you in a stupor 
on the grounds of desiring, her consecrated things.
art
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Regretting Cake

(Not) Regretting Cake

Never ending restrictions are slave driver’s tools a debatable concept wielding

Onslaughts on conscience asceticism zero sums zero size and perfection

To not trespass the segments of cake the boundaries and frontiers rules and


Regulations to not violate prescriptions norms dogma seems violent in itself

Ethics of ingestion virtue Kantian Imperatives calculus of nutrients refrain but

Greed I am not talking about only challenging that second third piece of cake

Reconstituting its shape form and meaning on my hips on my nourished mind

Eat it and have it I do not propose though I posit another round of consumption

To further the cause of challenging prejudice stereotypes and conformity

The cake forms reforms formulates temperate moderation versus addiction

In ‘massa libum’ veritas and in ‘veni vidi vici’ I transcend over the tyranny of 

Never-ending so-called scientific nonsense regarding what my cake intake must 

Gauge on the scales of truth and honesty desire tolerance and discomposure


Calibrated shackles prisons torture chambers othering of weighty arguments in

Adverse confusion of liberation freedom unregretted pleasure life as such are

‘Khamsin’-like  oppression hot air and antidotes to independence to my pursuit of 

Ebullition in words feelings thoughts and propositions and in that second slice of cake

05th August 2016
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member A Narrow Escape

A year since a sixty year old friend passed away
blocked arteries the coroners report, the cause of his demise
An author of several books, he wrote of the advantages of a plant based lifestyle
questions from friends how could this be so , he was considered very wise

Four years ago I was gifted a book "Could it be B Twelve"
upon his death, I suspected B12 lack to be the cause
Found the relevant chapter for me once again to delve

This essential vitamin required in the liver to convert homocystiene
excess of which may result in blockage of the arteries
B12 aids the liver to convert homocystiene to amino acid methionine

Another factor has now come to light
breathiing only in /out through the nose produces nitric oxide
A vasodilator a lack of  may have added 
to the reason my friend died

It took me back four years to my own narrow escape
 symptoms of several weeks of unusual anxiety. Lacking animal products,clams mussels,
 oysters eggs. B 12 not found in plants or fruits in any form or shape

So here now is some verse 
a bit of autobiography of my own experience
Luckily not adverse

It all began in the year of nineteen seventy seven
He was just an average norm, where did this message come from
in hindsight he thinks it was the postie arriving from heaven

Food wise first thing to eliminate was dairy and that included cheese
within a few short days, rhinitus/sinusitus these symptoms they began to ease

Then away went red meat, became what is known as vegetarian
With these changes now been made, had never heard of the term fruitarian


This way of life continued until nineteen ninety four
When introduced to the concept of eating only raw

Ten more years elapsed then all food eaten was only organic
Even better when the food was certified as biodynamic

All went well for fifteen years when deficiency of B12 occurred
No animal products for forty years before this symptom was endured

Clean organic raw food  which is still consumed
With the addition of raw eggs B12 ingestion has been resumed
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Haiku Spectrum

Happy couple
Old man and old lady;
Eyes like newly weds


Old sepia photo
My mother stares;
Lost in a glimpse


One from the moon
The other an alien;
Two lovely strangers


Another sepia moment
My father stands;
Old flamboyant tree


Old fashion ideas
From another era;
Black and white tones


Digital pictures
iPad photos;
Edging sepia shades


Wet market floors
Slippery footsteps;
Fish mongers laugh


Vegetable vendors
Offering more greens;
Sultry beauty looks odd


Joy ventures here
Food court salvation;
Sensorial ingestion


Shop for seafood
Meat and poultry;
Food commotion loiters


Fancy vintage shoppe
Miniature books galore;
Rare collector's keepsake


July wind taunts
Wet fragrance swirls;
Grey skyline looms


Leon Enriquez
12 July 2014
Singapore
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Recreating Cannabis

I noticed that one of the Kennedy patriarchs,
probably a Joseph or John or Ted or Tim
or Robert or Matthew or Mark or Luke,
Why do they all begin to look and sound the same to me?

Anyway, one of these informed and educated and good guys
responded to decriminalizing ingestion of THC,
cautioning us regarding potential public health hazards.

While I share some of these bleary and yet age-specific concerns,
Mr. Kennedy and I do seem to view these potential pathological influences
through two quite different frames of reference.

He approaches dangers of THC influence
in contrast to a population that would otherwise presumably ingest
organic goat's milk and wild honey.

I see the prospects for a THC cooperative addicted society
in pleasant contrast
to our current alcohol dissociative indigestion
addicted to bipolar shouting 
oppositional dis-civilization.

From a public health perspective,
given only a choice between THC or alcohol decriminalization,
the evidence of history appears to vote
for the more regenerative THC.

Now,
if we could addict honeybees to THC pollen,
and goats to voraciously foraging on cannabis fibers,
and we became the land of goat milk and THC honey;
that, I suppose,
would be so much more
our healthier wealth of opportunity.

Why Worry

Why worry...?

Within the same breath
yukon catastrophize and
make mountain range
out of molehill mental material
impossible to scale
even with best Sherpa as guide.

Take advice from expert
what if...worse case scenario
time and again no fiasco
never makes cerebral showdown

most horrendous debacle
defies savviest soothsayer
subsequent anticipatory anxiety
exhausted body electric for naught.

Courtesy minecrafted psychosomatic zone
access information superhighway
exit ramp marked "Road closed"
inadequate infrastructure funds

against insurance policy
take life in hands
blithely ignore danger warning
emulate crash test dummy

ram thru barricade
torpedo comfort zone
gallantly ford cliff
behold avast airborne aerial view
traverse iter itineris
partake breathtaking view
quickly descend along skyline drive.

Downplay fear of dying
finally impossible mission
to dodge lifelong unlucky brakes
reassurance courtesy circling hawks
future ingestion feather bedded
good luck bon voyage

bid lugubriousness adieu
farewell to arms, legs, torso...
disc hover onset blissfulness
quickly accelerating toward dead end
automatically yields right of way
into...netherland analogous
to Dutch wonderland

monorail singular underground
freedom locomotive track,
otherwise traffic nonexistent
into eternal nesty plunge

steeping, kneading, enmeshing
fountainhead shrugging off atlast,
where well mapped 
neurosis/ psychosis 
dost no longer dwell.

Premium Member The Land Down Under

Living in Antipodes whilst ingesting
prescribed antibiotics
Could be interpreted, what's swallowed 
is against life in the south
Be very careful 
what you put into your mouth

Do medications heal our given earthly body
I vote an emphatic no !!!
Cease an anti hypertensive drug
does your blood pressure remain low

It would seem to follow logic 
with research that being done to find a cure for heart failure,
ischaemic strokes and cancer
That all these fatal symptoms 
would now be in reverse
But statistics do reveal that death rates 
from these nasty afflictions continues to ascend
There's much more competition now 
to make a reservation to travel in a hearse

When surviving on what nature does provide
God given gifts of raw greens, many varieties of fruits and nuts
Does one as with medications need
what's called a Mims manual to check out any side effects
The ingestion of junk, soft drink, alcohol and toxic prescription drugs
The modern man and woman race is riddled with many painful, disabling defects

Come on people, don't accept all this propaganda
let the wool be pulled across your eyes
As an example this bioweapon, "affectionately" called a vaccination
Much anecdotal evidence to suggest
that even young ones are dying now like flies
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Exponential Growth

I. 

Fold, crease, unfold, sheets
of paper thin as possibility,
a crisp white plea to gravity.
Forty-five times, a cosmic origami
building bridges from table to the moon.
The mind dreams, unfurls
dimensions from the flatness,
each fold a petition of ascension.

But reality, that quiet artisan,
intervenes. Seven, eight,
perhaps nine folds—
the paper resists,
its fibers tightening,
a rebellion against a lunar destiny.
The geometry of dreams
collapses into the physics of limitation,
a negotiation between ambition and restraint.

II.

Sated with the hunger of excess,
we feast at counters where gluttony
is a ritual, a rhapsody of indulgence.
Plates piled high, offerings to the insatiable 
gods of appetite, mouths moving 
in a tempo of ingestion.

Like a paper's rebellion against too much
folding, the body, too, whispers its limits.
Sometimes in tears, sometimes in laughter,
but always in inevitability, the stomach's 
silent protest, a wall that even the voracious 
cannot breach. Eruption looms, a volcanic 
protest, or else the creeping weight, its own
gravity pulling the body to a corporeal moon.

III.

From paper to body, from the moon
to the food, all are tethered by the finite, 
implacable laws governing a universe
of possibility. 

Fold and unfold, feast and decline,
the trajectory of excess tempered by
the ever-present specter of consequence.

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