You look at the moon, just another Selenophile, knowing a history lesson, That Neil Armstrong, leaped On the moon, in just one footstep, That transformed space travel To a new age of discoveries, Still Michael Jackson showed us How to slide backwards, And still be moon walking, A dance more popular than The actual moon
Tag: Beauty
The glutton of the Gluteus trilogy Was walking behind colorful butterfly wings In symmetrical burlesque float A little rustle that made the eyes poke out And the tongue a little strung to gravity And the ever-glued eyes tried to free themselves From the perfect Gluteus maximus The flutter of bronze trembling the heart And troubling
He saw another face flooding the inner sanctum The reminders that chimera was a story here And through Jekyl and Hyde, he Went through a carousal of samsara in one life One moment, a darling with kindness As the source of an endless river, bending Past majestic rocks, and in another, seated In a corner
We judge like Gods Tall is handsome, fair is beautiful Lean is sought-after and brown eyes simply maple We don’t look twice at the dark Or the generous around the waists And the thighs, forgetting the shallowness of skin. Physiognomy is the pear and the apples The avocado and the lemons We are only a
I read the bantam, the fly weights Of those who define poetic verses and the trade With the western-subjective eye. The beholder’s beauty, Rows of tall maize plants that possess A single trick in photosynthesis, calling themselves the taller ones In stature, the tall fellows to the shorter Asian. They coronate themselves with trinket crowns
I sometimes feed a gecko On my table – it has mysterious Patchwork skin, perhaps even gecko leprosy And looks like a little monster And sometimes I love his agile feet His scampering footwork And at times he gets too close to comfort When he tongues out rice grains on the table cloth And sends
In a flowy sundress Is a playful lass Feeding throngs of suitors With a breastful of nectar
Scattering Dreams and Tales Published by 13 poets (3 – 4 Poems Each) https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/547417 Introduction (Done by a fellow poet) This latest collection of poems, our third, can be considered a grace note attached to the full melody to the first two. The title, “Scattering Dreams and Tales,” was written to reflect the other two
In fool’s gold Rests the worth of a soul Unpolluted by motive And untainted by gain Estranged from possession And alienated of self Where there is no traffic or clutter Just an empty room Just enough for one soul Where the symmetry of souls And the asymmetry of form Sculpts a blessed union Of what can
