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Duplicity

Duplicity
Is there a person present beyond the plastic shell?
The AI generation exemplifies artificiality
The same plastic makeup that is prevalent in humans.
Are we people, or are we robots with artificial intelligence?
Devoid of real feeling and emotion, fixated on self.
While our fellow men waste away, 
Their calls for support and help lay in vain.

We remain fixated on money, on gadgets on flimsy values
Hypnotised by material things, by disposable whatnots.
Gone are care, compassion, role modelling, and humanity.
Selfishness, greed and egoism have entered our lives
Truth be told, we are not moved or touched by anything!
The God-created human form and being
Sadly replaced by machine learning, by robotics by codes!

We are deaf, we are blind, we are retarded.
We live in a disposable world, a world destined to crumple.
We replace organs, goods, people and entertainment
By computer graphics, AI tools and 3D printing.
Are we using intelligence? Are we using our God-given brain?
Or do we mimic the robots, the AI Gods and the Handbook for Dummies?
One never knows, I guess, even this work may be from outer world.
Categories: whatnots, adventure, africa, allegory, allusion,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberWhatNots

What 
Appears separated
Is not..
What 
Does not appear separated
Is not..
What 
Is believed separated
Is not..
What 
Is not believed separated
Is not..
Persistence of
WhatNots...??
Categories: whatnots, fire, irony, words,
Form: Light Verse


Premium MemberButterfly Elf Man Looks So Stern

Butterfly elf man had a reputation for being a softie
Even though he looked stern, borderline determined even.
Not that it’s a bad thing, but he did not look whimsical or frolicking.
He looked serious, yet still, butterflies flocked to him.
Is he almost mean? Someone wondered aloud.
The butterflies tittered and twittered at this.
They knew he had to keep a rough expression because he was soft.
If people knew how soft, they would trick and swindle him.
Out of his treasures, his wealth, his whatnots and whatevers.
He did not dare wink or blink when other humans approached.
Keeping a stern look that fooled everyone except butterflies.
Categories: whatnots, 3rd grade, 4th grade,
Form: Prose Poetry

Crossroads

I remember.
Your eyes and your velvet,
and the half open gate...
I remember.
Old fashion perfume,
mistaken roses, carnations and whatnots...
I remember.
The music and the half burnt candles
and the way you looked at my that day
as if you knew...
that I would never see you this Earth,
ever again.
Categories: whatnots, absence, feelings, i miss
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberWhatnots

Whims flash into his mind
Wading of artist eyes
White of a blank canvas
Whatnots need to be birthed
Waving avant-garde brush
Winter spreads like icing
Wide bunny ears coax snow

5/9/2021
Pleiades W
Sponsor: Kim Merryman
HMS used
Categories: whatnots, animal, art,
Form: Verse


Learn To Accept Everything

L-earn to accept everything, 
E-ither good or bad; 
A-ny matter under the sun that makes you happy or sad.

L-earn to accept everything, 
A-lmighty God knows all; 
M-ove on whatever may come, 
B-e firm during rise and fall.
I-n learning to accept everything, 
N-ever ask the question why; 
I-nstead of complaining, 
C-hoose to thank God in the sky.
I-t's time to be submissive to whatnots the Lord may bring; 
O-n the fourteenth of October, learn to accept everything.
Categories: whatnots, birthday,
Form: Acrostic

Whatever O Whatever

Whatever O whatever
Bla bla bla
Any is everything
Everything is whatever
Bla bla bla
Is everything
Whatever O Whatever
Which could be any
Anything O anything
Whichever O whatever
Could be everything
Bla bla bla
Whatever O whatever
Words could be whatnots
Bla bla bla
Whatever O whatever
Keep it to yourself
It’s whatever
Categories: whatnots, cheer up, humor,
Form: Free verse
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