Short Parasitic Poems

Weeping angels,
who have no voice
fall prey to the parasitic silence
of mind control....

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It attacks our species and genus
Detect trumposaurus meanus
By its orange mane
Its mycelium brain
And its shiitake-stemmed pen!s

...

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A parasitic disease,
Corrupting the beauty.

They are nothing but fleas-
In this scape of a city.

Baring the worst sin :
Being born a lowly
Human....

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Prayers Are Becoming More Parasitic

My prayers are becoming more parasitic,
According to what now is latest statistic,
Well designed,
With God in mind;
Also, profoundly prophetic and realistic.

Jim Horn...

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parasitic or
symbiotic an
artistic riddle

for this 
conundrum
condition of

bipolarism
but not an ism
for i am me and

she is she
no argument
between id and

ego for i
know she is
not me but a

part of my
life so never
shall we ever

bee
           a
   part...

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You're love is acid
Bubbling   
From every pore   
(scalding);   
  
You are the angelic face   
Of malignent venom   
Infecting every cell   
  
How I despise my   
Treacherous lust   
Body betrayer.   
  
Decomposing   
Your parasitic love   
Devouring   
I can not breathe   
Nor see my light   
Slowly darknen....

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It‘s alive!
A life form 
Thriving on hatred
Reaped from societies
Greatest blunder 
Like lighting
Follows thunder  
We are following our ancestors 
Reproducing civilization   
Mistake 
Disregard the fact
That we are all human
our blood is red
I smirk when I’m contented 
And shed tears when I’m poignant
We are all equal
cease  this schism 
And trounce racism...

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My Symbiotic, Parasitic Self
How long have we lived here
Amongst each other
Sea like faces
Can’t help but catch a few
They glide so fast
Slippery and slick
From melted candle smoke 
How blessed are these
Bristles black stone 
Backbone
Heart as icy as tips of flames
Have to have a bit of both
Sucking on this planets life source
Is only a dream to some
The birthright of scum
Alone I stand...

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i touched your leaf
then ran away
and some of you 
came home with me
parasitic plant
how i feel 
is how you see
a blade of grass
without a leaf
a buried soul
within a root
a beating heart
inside the tissue
of a vine
i'm blown away
all because of you

And by your method
you germinate
as my soul abdicates
releasing myself
inside your life
lovely hungry 
parasitic plant

:: 01.10.2022 ::...

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*Image of Flower Purple Orchids by Pixabay.

Dream Makers

fresh
half-castes
tranced set eyes
moored wild sparkles 
smooched perianths hues
moon chant ripen charm bud

purplish-lacquered functions 
claimed space far and few
*cheat death to thrive
warm broad spots
mauve blooms
dense

*Epiphyte: Plants that grow on another plant but are not parasitic.

2021 August 12...

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Within the mendicant monolithic mirror
The fraudulent faces that are never nearer
For in the whimsical wonderland of Alice
Parasitic pretenders in the pompous palace

As we listen to the pretentious preachers
We give long life to the loveless leechers
For the masking mirrors regrettably reflect
Flamboyant fantasies of life’s nemesis neglect.




July.12.2017
Modern vanity 
Sponsored by: Lewis Raynes...

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Lost while in my arms
Our love tempered by the years
paper weight is me


Ignored my passion
My yearning goes unanswered
It sucks to be me


My imprisoned love
Gilded is the thoughts of us
Reality check


Parasitic love
Take take and never to give
Choices have me bound


A user is she
Taking me for all my worth
Oh to be in love


Being with my love
Points that my heart must achieve
Huzzah, same stance...

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Oh dreaded parasitic predator,
I yield to your flitting whim
and unannounced intrusion.

Innocently productive,
you carry on your quest,
unprovoked and unassuming.

But for your merited renown,
I take preemptive action
testifying to my regard.

The sport of a cautious hunt
prompts instinct and evasion,
no match for a well-aimed swat.

And with your final writhing twitch
I find a kind of sovereign triumph
in my gleeful, gloating grin....

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Dreams take on wings and fly away
Parasitic green, paints window panes
In a heap of, once white, torn strands 
of happiness she begs tear ducts,
for just one more time.

Overgrown fingernails,
despair and gloom.
Swollen stomach and
matted hair.
Sitting in a castle of tombs,
she longs to fly way.

A bit of blue through a little,
insect nibbled hole in the wall
lends her hope in spurts,
but night always falls,
and leaves her alone again....

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She pressed on tightly
Gripping her cloth
Dusting all the dark
Arranging all the packages
She clutched at the years
At all the stillborn frozen dinners

Half parasitic blood
She shrieked at allowance
Thinking she could control
A golden son she never knew

Still, with her napkin
She went to wipe his face
Which had changed considerably
Though she clutched the image of her baby
Deathly afraid of loss

Clinging terribly to sullied napkins
Though for no apparent reason...

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Nature’s beauty gives way to many scientificologists.
The ecosystem expert are our parasitic ecologists. 
A baby deer might get corn from wildlife biologists.
Tree studiers are foresters, but why not forestologists?

Limnologists use a special car on water to study lakes.
Meteorologists study and predict weather for all our sakes.
The ones with whom I have the most in common are archeologists.
My second choice would be the dinosaur bone experts, the paleontologists....

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