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Bad Sad Choices In Love

Slim Fast
For the diet can not last
The weight that which we weigh 
Is produced by the calories our mouth intakes
And if it is more cakes and bakes
Than salad and fiber breakfast flakes
The noise the scale's are bound to make
Are of a badly misfiring car
Rather than that of a well tuned athletic star
So the next time you choose to indulge in a chocolate bar
Instead of a carrot or a healthy yogurt bar
You chose to take a drive in your car
Because you were to lazy to walk
Listen to the way your thighs talk 
And your bum sweats and boobs chafe 
And the way your favorite old clothes no longer fit
And if you wear them the seams will split
If only gym and eating right
Was as simple as lighting a candle
None of us would have love handles
And fat and thin would mean the same thing
So everyone would be into the same thing
Maybe then when size no longer matter's 
We could all choose partners based on who they are
Rather than do they fit into our preconceptions 
Of size and what defines beauty
Imagine choice unbiased by insecurity 
Choose life
Choose rather who is right for you
Not initially based on the beauty of there face
Or body size 
The prettiest women I have ever dated
Scored at most 4 out of 11
But the so called not conventional or large girls
Took me to places no pretty girl ever could
And when the panting and boring sex had stopped 
All I was left with was an empty vessel 
Who couldn't hold a conversation 
Unless it revolved around them 
And paying them compliments
I would be forgiven for thinking they were shallow
But if it wasn't for the fact I choose them 
Above all the other more suitable women
I cast aside
Because I put my own stupid personal pride
Above choosing someone worthy to Love
Just because the size does not fit
Doesn't mean you can not grow into it
Both people and clothes come in many guises 
And no 1 surmises or gives out prizes
More than us and what is the fuzz all about
We all live in glass houses
We all pass comment and lament 
Over choices other make
Its what makes the righteous shallow
And blow's Cupid's arrow
Many a time choose a different course
And so many couples in perpetual lovers remorse 
Because it takes far more metal 
To choose a mate 
Than to please the inadequacies of our so called best mates


Premium Member My Kryptonite

My Kryptonite

  Sweet tooth is the sweet truth of mine.
  And my kryptonite! Any time, day, or night.
  I know, this is wrong, not right.
  May be termed as vice!
   But to me perfect and nice.

   Sweet attachment inherited from my father
   Transmitted to all siblings: Sister and brother.
   I hold disciplined persona with controlled life- style
   Showing my exact profile.
  Yet can’t restrain myself from sweet dish
   Always to relish.
  
   In any party or feast
   I eat little from main course
   letting sufficient space for desserts
   to satisfy greedy sweet taste buds
  though inviting health hazards.

 In spite of sugar problem, I feel helpless
   but to indulge sweet intakes:
     My kryptonite
     through day and night.


 10/08/21

 'Your Kryptonite'

 Contest by Anthony Biaanco
Form: Persona

I Am Sorry

I am sorry
like the days and nights of our lives
those having to witness
human hunger, discrimination,
injustice and oppression.

I am sorry
like all the rivers of the world
those giving lifesaving water
intakes our poison.

I am sorry
like the sky, wind, forests, and the mountains
they help us breathe, but in return,
we are choking them.

I am sorry
like all the other living things on earth
and in the seas
for their service to mankind
they receive betrayal and extinction.

I am sorry
like all our holy scriptures
we stain their page after page of peace
with the blood of our violence.

I am sorry
like the earth and the heavens
whose greatest human race
failed to fly yet a true flag of peace
for all the nations of the world.

(10.24.2023)

Premium Member A Hampshire Day In May 1976

The damp night had brought a pearly dawn
Lush green grass stood ankle deep late morn
And there glistening sleek stood a brand new Rolls
In chocolate brown metallic, over seamless gold.
A group of people are looking on,
It must have cost a good deal said one, come on!
It cost ten thousand the young man said
There were intakes of breath, and the shaking of heads.
I am just back from the states another man said
Over there that’s $25,000, the conversation went dead.
The year is now 2010; $10,000 would not buy a Mercedes-Benz
Or even a small Ford (with extra on loan) or it might pay you
8 months rent, it’ll depend on your “zone”.


© Joe Maverick 29-09-2010
Form: Narrative

Secret Release

A sweet kiss
 hard pressed
returned 
fervent embrace
Languishing
 such joy
Divided
 with one who means so very much
Slowly granting
 further, more
giving body
 soul, entirity
Our blood pumping, pounding
 our heads racing
We gasp
 feverish intakes of breath
Taking the passion, the love
 in its whole being
Just as we crave the air to breathe
 and yet in its midst we forget
hurridly trying to catch our breath
 bringing flows
of heated excitement
Depths
 of arousal
Anticipation
 only those engaged in
can share
 passionate reality of
A secret release
 powerfully shared and then
stored within
 just as we hold forever memory
Relief
 sighs together
Souls entwined


Premium Member Delphic

Title 1

"The forest is my loyal friend A Delphic shrine to me." ... by Ralph Waldo Emerson

The written word bears roots abound
Hail favored mist of hallowed ground
Announced breathtaking full-filled air
Spreads out enjoyment summons fair
Forgiving trailed Earth's crowning Star
Forest startup's reserves stretched far

Healthy hoards and wholesome intakes
Fresh novel minds elsewhere, retakes
Obsessed consumed florists stationed
Lives styled out stretched reawakened
Seedlings advanced Heavens promised
Groundbreaking achievements calmest

Cob-web silk thread eight-legged shooters
Tethered roots edged equaled footers
Floods 'neath grounds raise the gigantic
Psalmist summoned lessened frantic
Misplacements sequenced adjustments
Cause coursed through major monuments

Misfortune causeway lengthens aches
Stressed strung-out unmeasured outtakes
Commons traversed rights owned presence
Neighbors challenged core quintessence
Claimed righteousness labors bear fruits 
Attributes are well-served ... grassroots.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mother

She had many good days and bad ones. There were sad moments and happy ones.  There was a period in which she was a daily soft drink consumer.
But I must say that there was nothing soft about the drink she craved.
She was captivated by a certain strong drink more than any other.
As for me, if it wasn’t for the salt and the sugar it contained,
I too would be drinking with a frowning face, just like MOTHER.

Doing the laundry, cleaning the house, and cooking, or simply taking her infrequent leisure. Beautifying someone’s hair, or just chatting with a friend,
there was often a small green glass bottle of soda nearby. This lady never poured from the bottle into a drinking glass. Such a classy ritual was never required nor desired by her. The most favored, the most flavored, and the most refreshing moment for MOTHER was a bag of salted peanuts slowly poured into her favorite strong drink.

Watching as his MOTHER intakes her favorite snack, I, a little boy, look on
and capture a magical moment. The drink was ice cold, but MOTHER liked
it that way.

Sixty-plus years have come and gone, but the memories will not pass soon. Those precious magical moments will last forever. MOTHER, happily drinking her cold and soothing coca cola.  The tasty bottle of coke, filled with salted peanuts; MOTHER'S frowns from the very strong taste, but enjoying every drop.  Without knowing it, MOTHER was creating a magical moment.

Time has made the little boy a man, but MOTHER'S favorite drink and the memory of that magical moment that she created shall forever stand.
Form: Prose

Football Not Coming Home

Standing on the shoulder's of giant's 

Where we over reliant 

To place our faith in the footballing God's

When the final whistle drew deep intakes of breath

And the crowd stood silent

Our race was run

And the scoreline revealed we had sadly not overcome 

For us the end had come

And joy was undone replaced by tear's 

No more beer's to throw 

Nothing left to cheer

It is as we feared

Another opportunity missed another clenched fist

Why does our failure so peresist

Why is the knife always stuck firmly in our back

Is this ever destined to be our lot in life

Never the wife always the bridesmaid 

Back to work for me even though I took of Friday

Feels like 1 step forward 2 steps sideways 

You never know but your gut always feels

And has learnt how to deal with bad luck

And boy does it suck having coming unstuck once again

And it comes as little consolation how close we came again

Say what you will we failed again

All is left is to take our medicine like men

And to drink ourselves into a stupor again

No 1 likes a sore loser 

So raise a glass and may this toast come pass

That 1 day in the not to distant future

Our day will surely come 

And football will finally come home

Premium Member Let it Be The Beatles Who Said It All

They broke my heart too,
with honesty

"Whispering words
of wisdom"
caustic,
bitter and raw
for effect

The end is dry and nigh,

so are the shades of yellow:

the subtle meanings
where I met you
on a casual Tuesday

between caffeine intakes
and abrupt beginnings

There was always Helen Jane Long
playing 'Solus'

I need to sew a shirt
for tomorrow's race

There is always time

I try to dance
through orange hallways
of scattered apricots
and half-filled dreams
(Empty ice creams)
with Pink Floyd
cheering me on

an echo in an eggshell

and all the other shades
of my intrepid moon
© CC Bloom  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Exotic Mauritius

Have you ever felt the sun's glow bask over your skin
And felt so soothed
So totally content
And exalted
That you only want to stretch out
Whether on the green grassy lands
Or on the cold sands
And drink of this glow
Drink as much as you can
As the thirsty do, after a long walk
In an empty desert?

Have you ever walked around town
And felt so enlightened
For surrounding you are places of worship
Meant not for one religion solely
But, being so diverse, yet, at the same time
So peaceful and so tolerant of each other
So much that walking through the streets
And merely glancing at it all
Your faith in the higher powers 
Would simply flare up!

Have you ever wanted to sit, in total solitude
And admire the ocean
Whether it remains as calm as the blue skies
Or whether it rages as if it were pandemonium
Whichever, it matters not
For in the end, you only want to let such a sight
Drown in your gaze
And feel wings grow on your heart
To set you soaring up in emotional 
Intakes of heavy breaths
Filled with the ecstasy of being!

Why, have you ever wanted to feel warm in winter
To complain of the heat all year round
And to enjoy the sight of a tropical paradise
One filled with a green flora
And a diverse fauna
And a multicolored nation
One bent on protecting its legacy
Yet, at the same time
One prone to progress to tomorrow!

Pray, if you do dream of such
Then, come
Come to the exotic tiny piece of land
That is Mauritius!

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