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Premium Member To Market to Market

To market to market to buy a fat hog, Oops a mistake has been made
it's to purchase an oven fired loaf of freshly cooked  bread
How was it cooked and how was it sold
give me some quick I want to be fed

At two in the morning
the cook did arise
Rubbing the sleep 
from both of his eyes

Put wood in the oven and set it alight
in roughly three hours, sour dough bread will be cooked
Soon to be eaten 
with joyous delight

The warmth of fresh loaves
aroma arising
Shoppers are eager 
need no enticing

Twenty four loaves 
in total produced
No ads required , a total sell out all of the sales
have been self induced

To market to market again
this time to buy a bee hotel
Oops we're tee- totallers
so we give them the name of bee motel

Australia is host for 
the most species of native bees
One thousand nine hundred
more than any country far overseas

These motels provide a haunt
for adults where it's eggs that they lay
Seal the holes with resin , leaves or mud
then they are off, get clean away

Some months do elapse
for the larva to hatch out
You'll see them in daylight, when transformed as an adult
Pollinating flowers 
as they're flying about

Procreation continues
the holes filled once more
It's so amazing all the wonders
planet earth keeps in store

Footnote Tee-totaller A person who abstains from alcohol
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Homework

Moby Dick, geometry, physics.
Study every subject everyday.
Homework is an indicator of future success.
Success is not necessarily happiness but it helps.
Freedom is to formulate your own definition of success.
Happiness is an imaginary tree, its own reward, and a fact.
Facts and fiction may be memorialized in memos or found in dreams.
The story starts thus: Each summer the honeysuckles and the
      huckleberries . . .
The web is that extra brain we've all been dreaming of having.
Like jumping 4 meters or flying without a plane.
To fly like that must one first have homework?
Some say yes, some say don't. It depends on how you vote.
Happiness is what happens when everything that happens
Fits the time perfectly and it's all out of your hands.
Not exactly. You don't let go of the steering wheel while driving fast in
      the passing lane.
You look left and right and check your blind spots.
Homework is an introduction to everything you're not
And all you do not know. It's supposed to help you learn to know where
      you want to go before going where you have to go.
Otherwise you end up on Ulzana's raid
Bleeding, without a bandaid.
All the achievement in the world won't relieve your loneliness
Or satisfy your sexual longing. What girls are like behind their eyes.
Survival, procreation. That's all there is to love.
But the loved one is the one who can be trusted with your life.
Whether Christ or your wife. The Muslim moms.
On my walk in the woods I come to a sitting spot
Above a small gorge cut by a stream through hemlocks.
Here someone has left a statuette of the Buddha and the flags you see
Flapping in the wind at sky funerals.
This is a pretty good place to sit quietly and think about homework.
Form: Verse

Dialog and Discussion

Designed to be odvious
                         Which slender finds thee
                                     Might love
                                       Our love
                 With it's endorsing steadfastness
                           Echo though every genre
                                In only these words
                              Embodied in these words
                                   Speak me as your
                                    and let it's fashion
                                    Repell the ways of a
                                    Mean spotted world
                                    Let our togetherness
                                  Make evil of all those in
                                 Their opposition to us as
                                                Lovers
                                        In the spirit of love 
                                             Procreation
                                           Togetherness
                                                en chore
                                                    and
                                               Obligation 
                                      Mindfully readiness
                                              Then might
                                      a ring be the symbol
                                                  Of love
                                            Endoctrinated
                                               Recognized
                                                Respected
                                                      And
                                                   Envied
Form: Acrostic

Mother Nature

Life is all about choices we make

Mother Nature bestows its award
Upon souls who endeavored and scored
Them who act to extend one’s bloodline
Those making the choice wise 'n fine

Mother whispers to no human ear
Doesn’t care if straight you’re or q-eer
Wouldn’t judge you on height or IQ
Eyes or skin of yours color or hue

You define what occurs to your kin
In a toss, it’s a loss or a win
Nature chains events as they come
Join the rush with obscure outcome

Procreation is intricate lace
It applies to the whole human race
Those women and men finding love
Bear kids, with Mom’s blessing, above

Better chances with looks and the brain
Mother offers payoff if you’re sane
Good behavior matters a lot
It defines how tight be the knot

Don’t reject future partners whole
That conduct loudly speaks of a-hole
Girls, no fear upon tribe of men
Curse them not as they come to you when

Swipe 'em left, every man is annoyance
Ah, delusion, disdain and flamboyance
While setting the plank way too high
For a "marriage material" guy

It’s “me too”, pent-up anger and zeal
Men sense danger that’s terribly real
Babes can put you away, a long time
Finding love mustn’t be treated as crime

Do away with dividing doctrine
Feminism belongs in latrine
Independent and rich, but alone
There’s no passing of perfect genome

Nature-mom shall cast smile upon you
For an ace from the deck that you drew
Have good life to enjoy, not survive
And may line of yours grow and thrive

June 8, 2025
© Ed Kay  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Epigrams Ii

Epigrams II

Sex Hex
by Michael R. Burch

Love's full of cute paradoxes
(and highly acute poxes).
 
***
 
Midnight Stairclimber
by Michael R. Burch

Procreation
is at first great sweaty recreation,
then—long, long after the sex dies—
the source of endless exercise.

***

The One True Poem
by Michael R. Burch

Love was not meaningless ...
nor your embrace, nor your kiss.

And though every god proved a phantom,
still you were divine to your last dying atom ...

So that when you are gone
and, yea, not a word remains of this poem,

even so,
We were One.

***

The Poem of Poems
by Michael R. Burch

for Beth

This is my Poem of Poems, for you.
Every word ineluctably true:
I love you.

***

Here and Hereafter
by Michael R. Burch

Life’s saving graces are love, pleasure, laughter ...
wisdom, it seems, is for the Hereafter.

***

Meal Deal
by Michael R. Burch

Love is a splendid ideal
(at least till it costs us a meal).

***

Vice Grip
											
There’s no need to rant about Al-Qaeda and ISIS.
The cruelty of “civilization” suffices:
our ordinary vices.

***

Piecemeal
by Michael R. Burch

And so it begins—the ending.
The narrowing veins, the soft tissues rending.
Your final solution is pending.

***

The Whole of Wit
by Michael R. Burch

for Richard Moore

If brevity is the soul of wit
then brevity and levity 
are the whole of it.

***

Redefinitions

Faith: falling into the same old claptrap.—Michael R. Burch

Religion: the ties that blind.—Michael R. Burch

Baseball: lots of spittin’ mixed with some hittin’.—Michael R. Burch

Trickle down economics: an especially pungent golden shower.—Michael R. Burch

Poetry: the art of finding the right word at the right time.—Michael R. Burch
Form: Epigram


Proficient Mama Africa

"Super credence...!"
Coming from the west,
Known by many;very popular and people's figure, 
Qualified with soft speech,modified with prominent smile,
Dressed with simplicity,but very focal, 
The complexion is matched to brilliance, 
Lifted up in air was the nose;catching public attention,
Perfumed with premium lavender diffused from the skin into clothing, 
"Preemptively ushered",someone said,
Fashioned with tanned pelt around the bust,...kente from the waist,covering to the knees,
Beads and cowries all over the neck,...as well as ears,arms and feets,
Head covered with scuff,
Carrying a pot of water,
Traditionally attributed to firmness and greatness,
Moulded with superintendent qualities;staunch and wisely modulated, 
Possess melodious voice;Seductively enriched,
A marital object for procreation and generational changing, 
Talented to dance,subbed to singing,
Colourful in appearance,
Useful creature among equals,
Warrior for true love,...even though life is full of irony,
Taste her food,and come for more, 
Culturally valued and highlighted,
"Where does she come from?",
Goddesses over waters applauds her magnificence, 
Monumentally, she is the mother of world actors and heroines, 
Spreader of democracy and patience;Incomparably agitated,
"Tell me...who's this proficient person?",
That is the legend of years;an indigenous superstar, 
Proudly known as,"MAMA AFRICA",
"The jewelry everyone is digging for".

Premium Member Interpreting Scripture

F   First there was the word after the big bang

E   Entirely clear from a poet’s vision’s command

R   Reaped one single apple or was it a date

A   Angels applauded the message and cherubs

L   Lusted for more trust and longing thrust they evolved


F   Finn and Fiona tempted the snake and entered

A   Another world made from heaven’s delight

N   Nubile naked and noble the temptress answered

T   The masculine call was seduced herself by feral

A   Adduction of wild pleasure and headed the call

S   Slowly increasing the pace as time stood still

I   Ignited the two fell from grace into untamed oblivion

E   Enshrined in feral worldliness they forth-fully multiplied

S   Senses’ union as they aroused sheathed nature from procreation


06th August 2018
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member The Birth of a Baby

We celebrate the birth of a baby
offering love and congratulations.
And welcome a new life into the world
fueled by a parent's expectations.

The birth of an offspring is momentous
for immortality is achieved thus.
Only they can carry our genes forward
ensuring that death cannot erase us. 

As the beneficiary of our genes
we get incorporated into theirs.
And although mortality can never
achieve forever, they're our backstairs. 

Every link before us and thereafter
gets forged into a genetic chain.
For through procreation we can ensure
that throughout time our presence will remain.


(Quatrain)


05,28,2019
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Olfactory Factuality

The facts of life, O birds and bees,
how getting aroused, can trigger a sneeze,
Weird as it seems, science explains, 
this behavior’s no contagious disease, 
Apparently nasal erectile tissue,
caused this quirk during evolution, 
Was used to discern erotic pheromones,
isn’t that a nice upstanding resolution,

Autonomic reflex gets overloaded,
in which we have no control, 
If you have a secret admirer,
an Achoo! could betray their goal, 
Now I’ve opened Pandora’s box,
let the cat out of the bag,
Instead of social distancing, 
sneezes might encourage a shack,

This poem has some side effects,
even strange permutations, 
God bless you! never be the same again,
could construe carnal allegations,
Strange this evolutionary mixup,
is still embedded in our genes,
Contemporary signals of interest,
usually belay bulging jeans,

I’m going out on a limb here, 
for better no definitely worse,
Did we humans in our primeval past, 
grunt prelingual dirty words,
So many questions surround,
basic instincts of procreation, 
Least of which erogenous zones,
are open to interpretation,

Like whispering sweet nothings, 
a turn on, in each other’s ears, 
Call out the ex’s name by mistake,
your lusty night might end in tears,
So if dressing up like Snow White,
and think someones getting sleazy,
Take it easy on the small guy,
he may just be acting out sneezy. 


By
David Kavanagh
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member She Was Faithful

SHE WAS FAITHFUL
All she learned about was
what she thought you wanted,
What she thought you wanted 
was tried and applied.

Even yet, you wanted her to
change direction, and to question…
As to know the true way, 
she held on faithfully,
to what she thought she ought.

She showed love the way 
she was taught.
This was her learned truth; 
‘’Was all she knew’’!
She was faithful to what you expected;

Without question or discernment
She proceeded on through 
life’s journey in faith. 
You being her only teacher.
She aiming totally to please 
you in all her ways.

Asking forgiveness, for all sins, 
and for the secret kept, she lived.
In a pitiful piety
Grandmothers and mothers 
don't tell lies per-say,
they only lived, what they were 
taught without questioning.
So, at life’s end: 
She hoped she had met you at your point of pleasure.
Because she had been so faithful, and so doggone inexperienced.
Three babies later, never reaching any stimulation
that felt better than her fresh apple, homemade buttery, 
vanilla, pound cake / 
SILENTLY SHE ASKED herself, AND WONDERED ‘
why GOD NEVER made procreation at least as exciting a her 
’Apple Cake’’ …as she slipped out of bed and ate slice number’’3’’.

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