Short Inferences Poems

always were 
somehow
able to seemly
advertently
but at the 
same time
deliberately 
imply
inferences
that 
alluded to
a future  
in a distant
out of reach
time and place
in a land 
far far
away were 
unicorns play 
all day in the 
sun...

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Bias inbuilt, towards beauty 
Gratifying senses
Moments when love is off-duty
Faulty inferences

Each form essence divine
Let’s gently hearts align
Under the oneness sign

The way we tilt
Bias inbuilt

11-December-2021
Quietus ...

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Once I used to see
flowery smiles,
fruitful friendships,
 and ocean-deep loving hearts.

Decades after,
now I have no expectations...
I make no inferences
at the plastic faces looking at me;
lip-length hellos accosting me;
and those  shallow hearts 
spread before me.

Thinking of the changed world
I looked at myself in the mirror
and tried to smile
Nay! No expression!
There, staring at me
a weird plastic face!...

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There is too much hate in the world. Leave it out of the Soup. Here is my flower child 
scoop:  “Make love not war.”

Eileen Manassian

I'm NOT a flower child, but this quotation from that era is pertinent today. Innuendos 
and sarcasm, implications hoping for inferences have no place here. We all need to 
heed this advice from Paul.

New International Version (Romans 13:8)
Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another....

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