Short Quite Natural Poems
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Have you seen the morning rise
of the big ole smiley moon?
Or have you seen an eclipse of the sun
the daylight goes away.
I looked around the clock struck noon
I think I'll take a nap,
since it is mid-day.
It's actually quite natural,
like my cat upon my lap,
sleeping after some kitty fun.
She's laying there so casual,
then she softly sighs.
From a corn husker's view
it's quite natural, not new
It's like spit fire under the moon
Lit up like bootleg
and clean as the rows
upon rows upon rows stood divided
Freedom from fumes
so we scrape and exhume
every bone, every shred of our conscience
and we buy the new wheel
just to think and to feel
that we too swim in currents of difference
Somewhere in the darkness I fear
something not quite natural draws near
is it an untimely death
stealing away my last breath
or is it something that's already here
No one can tell me what it is and why
I fear it when I know everyone will someday die
only I still shudder at the very thought
that I will end in pain although I had fought
and down I lay in dirt and moss, going out in lamented sigh
Form:
thoughts relate to
mind-body vessel
it is then quite natural
for thoughts to arise
so we look at them
instantly discerning
and so distinguishing
between the impulses
pertaining to our soul
versus ego cravings
as flow of life renews
constant mindfulness
holds steady awareness
that whatever may be
presence is always free
whether we indulge awhile
or whether we negate
illusions in mind manifest
20-April-2023