Short Unmixed Poems
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Flowers are wheat
Flour is draught
Unmixed it flies
Mixed it builds up
Bread for its eaters
Two hands divide
Unity in diversity
© John Chinaka Onyeche
Brian died
taking
part of me
with him
The part
that he
lent me
in 1966
Brian died
and the
colors
diminished
The notes
out of rhythm
and time
— left unmixed
(Pet Sounds-Ocean City N.J.: July, 1966)
CHARACTERISTIC ECLECTICISM
strongest
stirred
appeal
famously
asserted
seen by TEMPERAMENT
completely
faithful
screen
appear
different
of CENTRAL APPEARANCE
entire
ouevre
preserved
unmixed
perfection
I broke the dozen eggs
I bought a few weeks ago.
Only two of them are badly reddish.
My eyes are fixed on the good ones.
I forget to turn the stove on
As Eileen's face appeared
From the back side of my brain.
I sit there glancing at
The unmixed eggs;
Thinking...
Why are the reddish eggs
Considered bad?
Dubem, without a doubt in me
Understanding the feminine
Because - there's no other me
Emotions, climbs-heart on nine
Must those dreams kill you?.
Ojukwu, you can feel desires
Juxtapose, oh! Our dear hearts
Unmixed feelings or ires
Kwanzas for you,from my arts
Would love to catch your crazies
Uptights within, crucifies frenzies.
Raw
Intelligence…
Like dry
Cement
Sitting unmixed
Never used
To make
Anything
Real
Raw
Intelligence…
A flashing
Neon light
To its own
Potential
Bulbs
Burning out
One at a time
Raw
Intelligence…
Its shadows
Forever littered
Along a
Lost and
Forgotten
Past tense
Alleyway
Raw
Intelligence…
Like shards of
Glass
In the maelstrom
Reflecting a story
Of what
Might
Have been
(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2016)