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Premium Member A Real Stinker

Dedicated to Jan Allison

A REAL STINKER

Medically speaking, all humans have movement of their sphincter.
Eruptions of sphincters can cause disturbances of epic proportions.
    Your fresh squeeze, young and delightful, may utter a proof that
sensory brains indeed moved to a higher atmosphere from the rear.
The scented sphincter will not easily dissipate, can’t wait just a sec -
       the sulfuric scent can linger longer unchecked. Clear the room
   for if you enter in too quick, a sign should really appear, quite like
       the caution of the Parisian catacombs, the stench of dry bones
              quaking under the sphincter’s attack - a real stinker in fact.

His date was afright as he grew green, sped to his brother’s house,
familiarity threw open the door then onto the bathroom lickety-split.
                                  That roaring relief catapulted to new heights,
                     as a little boy’s voice leaps from the tub, “Uncle Dan!”
                              (Name has been changed but the laugh is reel
                                as the paper unwinds over or under -
                        no one cares when there is a great deal of thunder)

Disagreeable relations lean in
to hear the tale again and again,
        until one has to go…real bad

12/3/2021


Premium Member Volcanic Eruption

There's whispers deep in my soul
Secrets guide me through the darkest night
A hidden poetic gem shines whole
This gem calms my inner fright

There is a light dancing from my dreams
Leaving stars twinkling in my eyes
A sweet spirit within my soul beams
As the crack of dawn begins to rise

Within a poem begins to form
As hot lava bubbling
I need a chance to pen my storm
All those confused thoughts troubling

If only my whispers wouldn't leave
That molten lava in my dreams
Maybe a volcanic work I'd weave
I must write or molten lava streams

It will explode shooting into the air
Ash, steam, sulfuric acid pours  
From horrible words, you I'll spare
If only I didn't have so many chores
Form: Rhyme

Frenemy

‘Tis a tingle at the tips of thy lips where I shall plant a kiss,_ 
then slightly lick the curves and slopes of their mounds to partake _ 
of the taste of treachery that lingers with thee still. 
Allow me to brush mine ears across the thoughts of thine mind to perceive the envy ‘twas present all this time. 

Embrace me as I embrace thee endearingly in mine arms. Hold me tightly mine longtime friend. Let me inhale the girth of thee and to behold the winds afoul!  Harsh, sulfuric humiliating hints of hatred and disdain. Those that envelopes thy very being, encompasses thy frame_ blow the breeze of ill repute.  An odor I once would argue upon and tirelessly dispute.

How be it, that thee cometh unto me as mine friend? Whereby thee_ 
drinketh mine wine, lavish mine liquors, and upon mine food ye dine.
Yet ye stir the depths of mine soul undivine to devour the very heart_ 
of me for thy personal selfishness and greed. O woe to Ye, that taketh unto_  
thyself all that I possess: the lowly and the best, thus remains my mortal_ 
coil in spiritual unrest. Hark! This unwarranted union has run amok, bearing no merit and no meed!

Doth not I matter in the course of life among the living? Hath mine breath_ 
blown in vain such as the likes of one never to be known again? What say ye of mine works, and toil I have bore unto thee in willful pain; and, toward the true liberty of hope and faith of a lifelong friend to gain.

In truth, the thought of us today in this profane present time bears the horror of its’ heinous humor. For I laugh not into the path of peril nor do I stand before thee as one proud. In my somber state of dismay, I am bewildered and grieved to no relief.  Mine eyes shine gray as grief to know that mine friends are close but mine enemies are closer.
  
Now to be an unwilful acknowledgment, or better still an undeniable belief.
***01192021 Niyna***

Salitation

Creating nuclear fusion from a proton and a boron-11 (p-¹¹B) reaction requires extreme ion temperatures of roughly 1.4 billion to 3 billion Kelvin (120 keV to 300+ keV), or about 5 billion degrees Celsius in thermal Maxwellian plasmas.Tungsten: Used as a primary plasma-facing armor because it has the highest melting point of any metal (over 3,400°C.

Boron-11 (¹¹B) is a highly stable, non-radioactive isotope of boron, making up approximately 80% of all naturally occurring boron on Earth. Composed of 5 protons and 6 neutrons, it is a crucial material in advanced chemistry, mate boron-11 is the basis for aneutronic proton-boron fusion (p-¹¹Brials science, and next-generation clean energy research.
Elemental boron is extracted from borax through a multi-step chemical process: first converting borax into boric acid using an acid, next heating the boric acid to form boron trioxide, and finally reducing the oxide with magnesium. 
For a clear, step-by-step visual guide
 on transforming household
 borax into elemental boron
Boron from Borax 
Conversion to Boric Acid
Dissolve borax in hot water.
Add a strong acid like hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid.
Cool the mixture to precipitate and filter out pure boric acid crystals. 
Dehydration to Boron Trioxide
Heat the isolated boric acid above 530°C.
The heat drives off water vapor, decomposing the acid into boron trioxide (
).
Grind the resulting boron trioxide into a fine powder. 
Reduction to Elemental Boron
The final phase involves a chemical reduction where the oxygen is removed from the boron trioxide to isolate the elemental boron. In laboratory settings, a reducing agent like magnesium is often used because of its high reactivity. 
This specific stage involves significant physical and chemical hazards: 
High-Temperature Reactions: The reduction is highly exothermic (releasing intense heat) and is often described as a thermite-type reaction. These reactions can reach temperatures that cause standard containers to fail or shatter.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member VENUS

Luminous jewel,
sphere  illustrious
an imminent charm, 
bright glow of love enamored 
morning or evening star,
nebula’s composition redefined
named of the goddess who
by she enveloped our thoughts, 
quotes, desires and hopes
ambiance eternal inferior 
no moons for comfort,
only soft wispy, sulfuric clouds 
enshroud and protect 
in her celestial dance hall
ebon silhouettes abound,
volcanic pillar’s interior
Venusian mistress 
Venera, radiant planet,
orbits and swirls about  
Influencer, wife, sister, mother, 
always a lover all in one
gracious and graceful 
epiphanl presence,
astro star, Keats "Bright Star"
forbidding essence,
she plays in another’s     
intrinsic magnetic field
for she has not one of her own,
grant her repose 
from the hot lava lamps
of her orb’s abode
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member The Reaper's Return

The cockroach crawling inside a satin evil darkness
as one clown weeps into silken soft sensual feelings, 
as a blinking starlight beacon awaits a tense message
of doubts from all living dreams becoming nightmares.

Bleeding trapped within a shadow’s eerie smile whilst 
grinning through the hurt smiling at the joy cheering,
at twisted laughs with needles of pain, lust, passion 
and gasping of a victim choking in deep-labored breaths.

Choking one heart now taken tragically away from us
with a nightshade vision as we blindly walk into the
dark night in the realm of the dead, forever gone now, 
with sad ice-cold whispers playing aloud and so deeply.  

A taste of Hell and a fool’s game of serious malediction
whilst cold whispers compel us ever so against the wind, 
as a restless soul is cutting ice frozen in a time dreaming 
of things past with hypnotic jewels of such a deepest beauty.

When little gestures that meant so much to us all, whilst lost
in a space-dark matter invading and pervading our lives now, 
a mysteriously hot sulfuric fire burns down the mountainside,  
as an ice-cold stream in the ocean now becomes a mystic dream. 



Gary Bateman and Liam McDaid – A Collaborated Poem
Copyright © All Rights Reserved – May 15, 2015
(Quatrain)
Form: Quatrain

Salatation

Conversion to Boric Acid
Dissolve borax in hot water.
Add a strong acid like hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid.
Cool the mixture to precipitate and filter out pure boric acid crystals. 
Dehydration to Boron Trioxide
Heat the isolated boric acid above 530°C.
The heat drives off water vapor, decomposing the acid into boron trioxide (
).
Grind the resulting boron trioxide into a fine powder. 
Reduction to Elemental Boron
The final phase involves a chemical reduction where the oxygen is removed from the boron trioxide to isolate the elemental boron. In laboratory settings, a reducing agent like magnesium is often used because of its high reactivity. 
This specific stage involves significant physical and chemical hazards: 
High-Temperature Reactions: The reduction is highly exothermic (releasing intense heat) and is often described as a thermite-type reaction. These reactions can reach temperatures that cause standard containers to fail or shatter. 
Chemical Byproducts: The process produces various byproducts, such as magnesium oxide and potentially hazardous gases, which require specialized chemical washing and filtration in a controlled environment to safely manage. 
Impurity Risks: Extracting high-purity boron outside of industrial facilities is extremely difficult, often resulting in amorphous mixtures or magnesium-boron compounds rather than pure elemental crystals. 
It is highly stable
non radioactive
isotope of boron
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"A collaberation of sorts
must we never give up what
we are greatest at
creating and recreating
successful templetes of
modern effeincy!"
Professor Egmious Swaggeler
at Delgrin University
in Dell City Tx.
Speaking of 
 mass commercialization of direct
 energy conversion, decentralized
 micro-generators
, and cheap water desalination
Form: Ballade

PUTRID

Written By:  D. Collins 12/9/25


The world has become inedible meat.
So, fowl even vultures refuse to eat.
Resevoirs of toxic streams and lakes.
Filled not by rain but words of hate.


With air that is full of unsavory scents.
Targeting those who possess melanin.
It's a putrid world in which we now live.
Lacking of love from any perspective.


The entire globe has turned rancid.
Dipped into a barrel of sulfuric acid.
We can't digest what's being served.
Or a painful death is what we deserve.

A Bluish Violet Flower

A Bluish Violet Flower

A bluish violet flower watches from the shore of an ancient riverbed
A river born of fire when the Earth was new
Sulfuric air, ground ripped apart from Earth’s upheaval
Chemicals mixed with lightening to create life
Single celled animals and ancient reptiles
And a single plant on the burnt earth
A single plant with a single bluish violet flower
It lived its life with cooling water
Cattails lined the shore
A million flowers bloomed every spring
Fish and turtles swam in its currents
Children played on its shore
Laughing and jumping into the refreshing waters
The waters caressed the bluish violet flower
Giving it life saving moisture
Still the bluish violet flower watched the fish, the turtles and the children
The river long ago died
The riverbed that, from the beginning held life, is still now
Rocks of sandstones and granite create a natural blanket
The only fish are fossils of life millions of years old
That bluish violet flower
The one whose life began when time was young
The one who watched when life began and thrived in a lonely riverbed
It remembers the fish, the turtles, the children and the flowers
That bluish violet flower still watches
It watches the stillness and the silence
And all alone it mourns

Premium Member Claustrophobic Cave

When r e a l i t y feels like
a poisoned paradise, 
trapped in a claustrophobic cave,
strangling my spirit
with ice-cold claws of fate,
I close my fatigued eyes,
attuned to the mellifluous
flames of the moon-wings,
detached from the gravity
pulling me six feet below,
chained to a casket of chaos,
adorned with obsidian roses
clothed in ghost-veils of Lilith,
as this onyx heart
   screams in silence,
longing for an ethereal escape,
where every song I sing
is no longer a tattooed mistake,
to the eyes that feel not
the burden I wear in resilience,
to the ears that heed not
the truth I speak
    in hushed tones.

I am the storm of tranquility,
whirling through
warm winds like delicate dandelions,
drifting in the darkness~
an untamed asteroid
to your eclipsed breeze.
Forgive my bleeding ink,
for I choose to flee 
from this sulfuric sphere,
testing my patience
while the seething sun 
tortures my sanity,
burning lifelines breathing
   within my splitting skin.

Yet I still remain
an unrestrained distraction,
skating upon Saturn’s rings,
steeped in sakura smoke,
exhaling toxic fumes of twilight tremors
into the vast blue ether,
drawing layers of lethal lies
from the dark sorcery sprouting
through hemlock roots,
as I sculpt paper boats from
pages of disappointments,
watching them ferry my demons
through methane lakes~
mirroring memories,
as melancholic mists engulf
my bones in volatile violets,
drowning me in endless waters
rippling with twisted topaz,
   and scorching salt.

So let the tempest of life
unravel doleful desires,
entwined in the
whirlpool of doomed destiny.
I am more than a caged nightmare~
tonight I float with my shadow,
   through astral projection,
abandoning the hellish embrace,
to drink from the citrine cup
of lithium serenity,
that numbs the p a i n 
      of existence, forevermore...

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