Short Embryos Poems
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The quiet peace where webs of sleep enrapture,
in twilight thought - the precipice of dreaming.
It's there, the unmapped thresholds of conception
begin to splay within a sultry slumber
the embryos of covert premonitions...
All Earth's sacred tribes
From seeds
to nuts
and eggs
and embryos
and guts
Organically start sacred life
as faithful panentheists
Receiving nutritional manna
from MotherSky's
Gaian healthcare
wealth of heaven.
Wow!
Spring is
coming soon.
Returning birds
will fill up new nests.
Sleeping buds will awake;
small curled embryos growing-
waiting to stage their grand debuts.
Bare limbs will morph into leafy greens.
With cheers, we too will spring and feel reborn!
My Words
Miracle Man
1/13/2025
This writers thoughts
are word embryos waiting to be delivered.
Born as a whisper, they’re nourished
by sight, voice, or as ink on a sheet of paper.
Some have long lives, while others stagnate,
having served no purpose beyond occupying
this writer’s time.
A TAIL IS A TALE
Before they are born
All creatures have the same form
Such embryos whether reptilian, animal or human
Charcteristics the same: difference is illusion
Gestational tails are had by all species
Required by nature as one of life's necessities
So when next a human looks at animals as second class
Look behind to make sure no tail hangs from his ass
All life is precious;
This, the sculptor and carver know.
They see the veins in the stone and the breath in the wood; they free the elemental life, from its bondage.
Chisel and rasp, deliver the life, that no one else sees; birthing is never an easy process.
Not all wombs are, amneo-laden; stone and wood afterbirth, are more easily cleared away; newborn creations emerge to be admired and prized by, all who encounter them.
UTERO HOLDER OF LIFE
Reddish brown hue
Holder of life
So easy to view
Beautiful
Mother’s hold held, life spoil
She stands tall, fertile
Legs sequoia
Woman mother of man
Releasing’s life’s blood
Eggs embryos
Down her limbs
Nurturer, mother of world
Red river life flows through
The womb monthly flows
Utero holder of life
9/3/25
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2025©
"from LIFE DISCERN Anthology "