"rejective" poems
The lowly amber circles attune
on the savanna grass of Serengeti
as the glow penetrates our tent
where the hungry hyenas nudge
At the dawn of four thirty
when dew recollects on the green
and the lioness pawn are grounded
at the lawn where we once laid
You are possessive and protective
rejective and a handsome danger
hypnotized by spells of the acacia trees
dancing under the thousand stars
As I unlearn the memoirs of the past
within the decorative adventures
where the world was ours to hold
in shades of deep blue and reds
Float baby, stow on the highways
where we changed to hues of black
with beautiful stacked memories
in the wild chasing the leopards
Flow baby, stroll on the railways
where we felt a million tunes
tracking hunts and ******* rants
cautious of the predatory play
Fight baby, sew the sutured heart
where once a love was a lullaby
at the drop of the Kilimanjaro
unfreed from all the carry-ons
Jan 30, 2017
Jan 30, 2017 at 3:48 PM UTC
Life is divided,
Before love,
And after love.
Carelessness,
Freedom,
An art of love for ones family and peers.
Incredibly contrasting,
To the love of a partner.
Intense,
Forgiveness,
And holistic pain.
Unfortunate events of seeing little else.
Truly delicate after love.
Protective,
Rejective,
Cold.
Ultimately stronger.
Jun 11, 2018
Jun 11, 2018 at 1:29 AM UTC
False- on flying feet
Shawls of holy bleats
Call down his mighty fleet
Callous men of twelve defeats
Truly of the uncaring dawn
Lies the stiff, porcelain doll
Green and red, the pawns of the lawn
Our World-Collective Greenwich Atoll
This nomad collective
A messiah of glass
Aren’t they so selective?
Aren’t the brass so crass?
The caveat of the cavalier:
Gold is so brittle
The loudest ears of golden leers
And how they change so little
The nomad rejective
A Pariah of sand
Aren’t they so reflective
Of once-golden land?
False on flying feet
Tall: the new-world sleet
Call down the mighty fleet
Callous men of greater feats
Dec 3, 2018
Dec 3, 2018 at 9:22 PM UTC