Hey Albanese, you disgusting creep!: A poem 

Hey Albanese, you disgusting bodygrabbing creep  You stinking fish….How did you frog leap?  To snatch what your bilious stomach can keep  With your treacherous crimes against me, how do you sleep?  You may think you can get away  You may think you can celebrate today  But you can’t imagine, how I’ll end your life’s day  And the deep sea will be your eternal stay  My curseContinue reading “Hey Albanese, you disgusting creep!: A poem “

Does treachery have a guilt trip?: A poem 

I am talking to myself and my walls  as I feel reverberated with gumption  that has no definition; but just happens  like a breeze that becomes fecund  like a premature bloom that challenges  the regularity of nature’s patterns  like an extempore who discovers  his outspokenness suddenly  but has no listeners.  But am I to blameContinue reading “Does treachery have a guilt trip?: A poem “

Forgiveness is your own measure, not anyone else’s: A poem 

You may think forgiveness is your pearl  that you may bequeath to an enemy  so, he can adorn as his own gem  There is more courage in being brave,  in the ability to call a spade a spade  Nonchalance is the spirit of the greatest age  when you believe: receive what one deserves  For magnanimity should not involve undermining Continue reading “Forgiveness is your own measure, not anyone else’s: A poem “

Gilgamesh sought immortality, in futility: A poem 

You think those alleged gods would share  their watery powers, when they came to Earth  in their spaceships, floating on the rivers  of Sumeria? That they would create an Eden  that was welcome to the native beasts of the planet?  But Eden was a forbidden place; but for Sapiens Man  While those captives were only doctored   to work inContinue reading “Gilgamesh sought immortality, in futility: A poem “

Thank you for your hushed up version of me: A poem 

Thank you for your hushed up version of me  I can hear you whispering of my greatness  in your anxious heated contentions over me  But I only awake to an invisible tree of me  from seeds that were flung dedicatedly,  and not randomly, by the aimed intentions of the gardener  I can say I have worked atContinue reading “Thank you for your hushed up version of me: A poem “

What do you see in my black and white?: A poem 

I may spit out an objective phrase  like the first stroke in a game of pool  and think it was miscued all over the place  But you may fit it straight in the pocket  of wisdom, like a dart hitting bullseye  And there may be an apparition out of  random words meant to be only poetic  that percolate exactnessContinue reading “What do you see in my black and white?: A poem “

You all ought to know that my undisclosed lifelong suffering has taken all the energy out of me. It is so unbearable now, it is sucking out what’s left of me. I just feel that shame upon those who make this their opportunity. Thank you to the very few who vindicate me with empathy. My resilience is only sustaining out of sheer courage and sense of duty!

Weren’t you with me since the beginning of creation?: A poem 

You were with me ever since the beginning of creation  So, you know where all my treasures I have hidden  I can’t compare my love for you with just about anything  For it is best left speechless in its wonderstruck estimating  You can gift me all my dignity and take it away with sudden treachery  These wounds resoundContinue reading “Weren’t you with me since the beginning of creation?: A poem “