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 Apr 2015 Paula Lee
Poetic T
My brothers and sisters
My family of a million
With but one name
"Ant how you doing"
"Is there and  Mr A ant here"

We all walk the walk,
We all talk the talk,
But I want to be more,
But family is everything
In our kingdom all are one.

Cant I be more than a worker
Cant I be more than a warrior
Cant I be a hippopotamus
A kangaroo,
A duckbilled platypus
Ok, ok I went a little too far.

My queen is our mother
Creator of us all,
Speaks to us in the great hall
"My children"
"You do a mother proud"
"Remember we are one"
"But we are singular to ourselves"

Mother is right I am me, not the
Same, but we are family. We are
Individuals but part of something
Bigger, I walk off happy in my hill
Knowing that I am more when I
Have my family.

"Hi Ant"
*"Right back at ya Ant-on"
To be an ant in a hill...
 Apr 2015 Paula Lee
Poetic T
They were always up there, when
Moments of cognitive reflection started,
Gathering they went from white to grey.

They would start to think, rumbling
As Liquid thought meet with ice
Particles of deliberation.

Then thoughts would strike from their
Being to the solid below, it would be the
Beginning of words as gravity took hold.

Precipitation fell, first thoughtful drizzle,
Then as words spoken, each raindrop
Was voiced on the terrain below.

They uttered for what seemed like a
Deluge, their words flowed down
Streams and rivers to the waiting sea.

Words spent, that flowed no longer, not
Talked but evaporating skywards to the
Waiting white, to be spoken once more.
When clouds talk this is what is the result.
 Apr 2015 Paula Lee
Kripi
There Comes A Time
*When
I Wish
That
I Was
Not A
Part
Of
This World
 Apr 2015 Paula Lee
Kripi
I want to ****** your pain
I want to be there with you hard times
I declare every beautiful thing nothing in front of you
 Apr 2015 Paula Lee
Poetic T
Opposites never so much the
Same, one warmth, one cold
Each a measurable effect on
The other.

Heat melts cold, then steams
Of passion unfold, where once
was rage, now soothed upon
By cold calm words. That breath
Relief upon radiating heat, now
Cooled but not hot neither cold.

Difference is not always negative
Not always bad, from difference
A new respect can be had. one
Warmth, one cold, but never more
the same as when love unfolds.
 Apr 2015 Paula Lee
Poetic T
Little white seeds of
Floating pure death,
Touched upon cleansed,
But gentle skin they
Burrow in.

With the whisper of a
Touch, so Greeting
The little white spores
Expelled upon deaths
Blossom to once again touch.

Winds whisper their elegance,
Pearly shards glide gently,
Contaminate with placid
Quietness, never seeing
But now but a flower.

To breath the white snow,
Planting upon the ever,
Blossoming whispers on
Top of skin fresh, watch the
Flower die, then the bloom
Will feed upon new soil
New bone, it feeds well as
Long as the living are fresh.
 Apr 2015 Paula Lee
Poetic T
????
 Apr 2015 Paula Lee
Poetic T
We laugh,
We smirk,
At global warming.
Yet an invisible
Deity, we believe
In without question.

Question mark? which is more real...
 Apr 2015 Paula Lee
Poetic T
The needle you loved,
The needle you cuddled
While we were in dirt upon the floor,
Voices raised in soliciting ways,
Another ten too go in your arm,
"Did you ever think of us"
Did you every see love through
Blurry,
Forgetful,
High,
On the liquid perferting your arm,
We were your blood
We were your lineage
But all you saw was annoyance,
Crying,
Fearful,
Scared
As the next on the revolving door
Smiled, and shoved us away as he left,
Another ten in the arm"
You were quiet, still, no longer
Moaning at are cries for food.
They arrived because of the smell
Because of cries heard through paper walls
Our mother
Loved the liquid
Our mother
Loved less,
All because she need the high more.
We were taken from the decay,
Needles caressing, seeping upon the floor,
And we were in warmth,
Cared for by strangers
More than our blood who loved the needle
More than she could, would ever care for us.
Not all mothers are caring
 Apr 2015 Paula Lee
Poetic T
Slipping in & out of gravestones  & tombstones,
She whispers words upon the carvings
Sleep,
Sleep,
Sleep
Well, in this slumber of death
You have earned this eternal rest
You were of the living but past to the dead,
You earned what eyes closed shut need
And that is rest.
Sleep,
Sleep,
Sleep
My still, motionless friends
For this is eternal this moment
That death gifted, never worry what
Happens as you now reside in the
Fields of
Stone,
Words,
Silence
Speak volumes, as tears fall like raindrops
Each misses that moment
But know it has passed.
Rest in your bed of silk and wood
As she slips in & out of
Gravestones & tombstones, she speaks to the dead.
 Apr 2015 Paula Lee
Poetic T
Dandelions play
Children scatter in the wind
Natures angels fly
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