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Problematic Content

It's being used here for emphasis
denaturing and altering
the structure of germy surfaces.
Anti bacterium was created from
the need to both
clean and eliminate funk
and bacteria.
Vegetative Forms of bacteria can be
cleaned with alcohols. But have no affect on either
spores and viruses.
Disinfecting to eliminate antimicrobial 
were antibiotics are used to help
 eliminate the infestations.
Ozone generators and Anti odor beads are
used to get the Funk away and eliminate odor
Good old funk eleimanation can included
but should not be exclusive of the the latters:
Vinegar and baking soda, are a wise combination
the effect is almost instant and the smell
can be enhanced by using citrus oils and oils

Kinetic verbs are actions that relate to a specific topic or genre.
these verbs are in relation to a certain topic description of
rendering remedy using the terminology of the genre described.
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Kinetic nouns are nouns that  relate to a specific area of study: word usage
and description terminology.
to give a more inviting scent to any area..
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Solutionary treatments are when the noun and verbs are used to help create a solution to solve a    scentarian problem. for example
Cyon Sr. didn't have enough knowledge of science and didn't have enough money to have a solution created to deal with the orders and funks in his area of work.
He knew that crisp pungent odors from citrises like grapefruits, lemons and oranges could be extracted from the skins of the fruits and stored in extracted vegetable oil.
He save fruit zest for more many, many years and stored them in oils.
When he saved his money he wanted to create a product that would use these oils to eliminate odor and funk. He used these terms might the chemist would have an easier time creating a formula and soap to be used in Funk and oder removal!
A formula is an equation
where a function is predefined.
Isolation of Citrus Oils
optimization (the Extraction of oils from the zests)

Written by Professor Lydain Pinene
Form: Bio


Premium Member Lily's Picture

My darling daughter know I love you so,
And though I know I say it less than should,
(Though don’t I know it’s true of how you glow)
You brighten life more than your daddy could;
Think of the mountaintops near where you live,
That roll enchantment through a desert state,
Where sand should be instead’s vegetative -
Just like the light you shine when time is late;
Because although I know you know I lack,
And please believe I know you owe me zip,
When awful lies were said behind my back,
You stood for truth and helped me keep a grip;
 So to my Lily Belle that heaven sent –
  I hope you know how much your picture meant.
Form: Sonnet

Matrix Purgatory

What if

Matter whether or not

You think you choose to digest the

Red Pill
Or
Blue Pill

1 and only 1 
Constant common thread 
remains in tact

Somewhere hidden flowing
deep inside the main frame

An encrypted Code does exist

Beyond the many Firewalls
protecting it

Supplementing the Matrix

That could bring it to it's knee's

And so expose the endless litany
of lie's used to subjugate the masses
into willing servitude

And we're to awaken enlightened
to so much fresh new information 
racing through your brain

You we're barely able to recollect
something as trivial as the simple
necessity of how important it is
to breathe

And that all this information your
brain is now trying to process

May possibly even kill you or turn 
your brain to mush 

And leave you in a vegetative
incapacitated state

Like you we're initially before

Only difference is that this may
be a far bitter pill to swallow

Being it's a toxic deadly mix of
1 part Red and other half Blue

And the side effects leave you in
a permanent comatose state 
of mind

To suffer the consequences of
whilst in purgatory

Mama Just a Little Girl

Every now and then
The cold blooded floor cements her dream.

Every now and then
She wakes up to the livid voice of her baby sinking into cupid rain.

The mercury of things on her chest is open as the cloud
Every now and then
She thinks of the diary of a teenage mother with baby sitter.

All these rotten times
She found no triangle in love.

All these rotten times
She saw no handwriting of her soldier on military wall.
Only the rose on his grave had kissed her thousand times in hazy vision.

Sometimes it seems as if the cloud over her head is drinking beer.
How will she find love in these rotten times.

Every now and then
She smiles at vegetative hands in the house of commerce.

I see a little love dripping out of her baby's feeding bottle.
I see a church of diapers becoming rare.

She's just 15 and mama is just a little girl.
© Ce Cani  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Didactic

Premium Member At a Museless Wake

My muse is on fire, she burns at the stake 
  guilty of poetasting, and glaring mistakes
  Inferior rhymes with old Monoku outtakes 
  blaze all around her, as embers are raked 
   Badly blistered syllables, spark and flake
   Whilst lacklustre stories, continually bake 
  A bard fans the flames, but he too’s a fake 
  for mincing his own words, with juicy steak
  Making ado about nothing, soliloquy spake 
  Glory to the Efilist god, ha! give me a break 


                A dedication of respect 
              for rendering down a bard
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                  However unpalatable 
           and repugnant the suet tastes 
                         #    #    #
        From March madness to April fool’s 
    digesting copious amounts of insipid tofu 
                         #    #     #
                    Only to wipe it off 
                 in an all encompassing 
              persistent vegetative state 
                

By
David Kavanagh IV
Form: Monorhyme


Premium Member A Vegetative State of Mind

My mouth’s in a cage, locked up and alone, 
Sewn shut with no one to speak to.
My eyes have seen pain of mental torment, 
A broken mirror that sees straight through you.

My ears are blocked to the screams and the cries, 
A sand grain alone on the beach.
My skin’s now contorted to a dead cold bronze nothing, 
Not tanned in a figure of speech.

My nose has been shattered to smells of a rose,
To the smells of happy and free.
My bones have been snapped, two pencils from one, 
My body is now wasting debris.

My “me” has been broken, discarded and burnt, 
Once strong, now brittle and frail.
My life is now cursed in this vegetative state, 
On a bed my mind’s locked in a jail.
Form: Quatrain

Travels of My Mind

Travels of My Mind

My mind has travelled so far
It left my body behind
Doing what it desires
It wanders the universe
Collecting ideas from other lands
Alien to us mortals on Earth
Only it knows what it will see
What it has seen
It tells me in my dreams
Such wild vivid images
Colors and sounds that are new
Unknown by artists and musicians
Lands of fire and the darkest smoke
And others covered with ancient ice
Vegetative paradises
Alive with plants that touch the skies
Such strangely beautiful animals
Scents that drive my body to the edge
Trying to push it in a valley of ecstasy
This world where my body resides
The world of my home is so primitive
It cannot compare to what I have experienced
What my mind brings me as I sleep

The Face Of Rain ( DHR)

The experience came fast 
As streams flooded my soul 
I had thought of an encounter coming 
But slowly slowly it walked away from my worldview 

Time is such a tiny vehicle 
Driving life away from plan 
I least expected streams to vomit water like a sinking body 

The experience came prepared 
Forming river links in my soul 
Even in my dream 
Rivers keep running after me 
I could see ornaments coming along too 

I lost fishes to the running splash 
Fishes i had feed with the sand of life 
Life is so vegetative in the pond 
And fishes are interspersed among grasses 

The experience came wild 
Along with rain to share a particular relationship with time 

Today 
A beautiful sun is set above us 
Giving us a flourishing light 
As cassava stems 
Stand looking gracious 

I believe the last face of the sky 
Gives hope in abundance 
Today is faithful with us 
And it's close to the end of everything
© Ce Cani  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Covert Consciousness

Faint flame emergent from neurotransmitters.
The brain, a torch arranging patterns of awareness,
patterns of recall, encounters, adventures, and ordeals.
Covert consciousness realized in coma patients,
detected in vegetative invalids by the analyzers
of EEGs,  the probers of the mind.

Bedridden with no signs of life,
These sufferers were long thought braindead.
The only question; when to withdraw life support.
But our deepest traces do often linger with immobility. 
Our hardly perceptible scintillas send measurable signals.

They offer no bodily changes, no responses to cues.
They never give themselves away in behaviors.
Yet, science now knows them as genuine.
Are these the souls and ghosts felt by our ancestors?
Are these the wraiths and apparitions feared
by so many?

Created from the temporal, assembled from
life, is their structure entirely in the mind?
Maybe part of their energy resides in other realms,
places in and out of which they drift at our death.

Accepted for publication: The Opiate Journal, spring 2023

Premium Member Comatose, Continued

"Are they going to take him off life support?" 
I heard my middle daughter whisper with burden.
In a silenced gasp of terror,
I knew I was the subject matter. 
A doctor's prognosis, in layman's terms: 
damage irreparable, vegetative state expected. 

I wrestled with my failed act of will to peal 
open my eyelids, to motion that I'm still here, 
living in mystery of the sight around me, 
but still able to hear, still able to sense. 

In blurs and slurs, I saw remembrances 
of faces and places half fabricated, like in dreams. 
Awake or asleep? --- I knew little difference. 

I could hear each footstep coming toward me 
and shuffling away. 
I could sense someone's presence 
by a muffled dose of warmth and light. 

As I heard my pastor praying, 
I embraced each word with the only hug I could give, 
one internal, one becoming eternal. 
As scripture dripped over my thirsty soul, 
I fervently prayed for each precious visitor, 
who would lament my impending absence. 

Like an infant's babbles trapped within, 
with inutterances now incomprehensible 
even to myself, I began to fade 

into an opening of light-flickering glimpses 
piercing through the doom. 
As I slipped off into the distance, 
a redemptive mystery began seeping through, 
ready to free me from my ebony prison.
Form: Prose

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