Short Blood Transfusion Poems
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The last few years we've heard a profusion of
Media voices strident -- 'Russia-Trump collusion!'
Mueller's investigation's sowed considerable confusion
We patient citizens -- citizen patients -- need a blood transfusion
I visited the Met* today
And came to this conclusion –
My spirits were revived as if
I’d had a blood transfusion.
For two long years I’ve stayed away
And all of my seclusion
Has weighed me down and filled me with
The sadness of exclusion.
But walking through the galleries,
Enjoying my inclusion,
I feel prepared to join the world
And shed my disillusion.
*Metropolitan Museum of Art
Running wild
Through beds of rocks and stones
His voice echoes... 'Neath the mountain tops
Years gone by
Slimmed thin; his narrow bones
His arms, still trickling slowly downstream
Of man-stocked
No more reproduction
Like a blood transfusion...the trout swims
Just like that
Outliving you and I
One day, Old Man River...will be gone
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2/15/2021
virtue is nothing claimed
nothing but acceptance
weary roads of unstable
to reach out to my mother
inherited sadness, taken-on imbalance
derangement of two, nobody understood.
the so-called wise woman said "ignore,
ignore the signals"
how could i be so ruthless
and oversee the madness
tying us through this long hall of the past
no one takes a step
neither could walk away
to break the curse and be brave
inherited cowardice, taken-on petulance.