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"sesame" poems
1 My mother would say: “Little boy Raj… Go to Muthu’s and get some cinnamon, betel leaves and ginger and garlic” And so I go to the shops singing all the way and when Muthu asks me what I’d want I rattle off a list: “Sesame seeds, onions tomatoes and pickles” And back home, Mother twists my ears Ouch! 2 And inevitably I grew up and inevitably I got married and inevitably my wife says to me: “Dear husband whom I married in a fire-ceremony; could you kindly go to Woolies and get me some flour, castor sugar, pepper, pasta sauce and pancakes…” And so I drive to Woolies singing all the way; and walking down the aisles I throw the following into the trolley: cinnamon, betel leaves and ginger and garlic… And back home though my wife does not twist my ears I feel Mother reach forward from the other world and she twists my ears Ouch!
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Sep 30, 2010
Sep 30, 2010 at 4:03 AM UTC
absent-mindedness; or I Dream of Spices
Music Look up: "Superman" by Five For Fighting. Kermit sings music by a Muppet Band called Frog's For Fighting...! "It's Not Easy To Be Green, I Can't Stand When High" I can't stand when high, I'm not that naive... I'm just out to find the better part of green, I'm more than a bird, I'm more than a bear, I'm more than some-frog in piggy's underwear, And it's not easy-to be-e-green... Wish that I was high, ****** and half asleep, Find a way to lie-about my *** on Sesame Street, It may sound absurd, but don't be naive, Even Muppets have the right to **** I may be disturbed, but won't you concede, Even Muppets croak upon Skunk-green, And it's not easy-to be-e-green... Once again-I'm small-I'm small and GREEN, well it's Alright! We can all get "stoked" tonight, and I'm not Blazing...or anything. I can't stand when high...I'm not that naive, ****** I trip at night, on brownies buzzed on **** I'm only a frog on Jim Hensen's knee, Wearing pink lingerie on this one way street, I'm only a frog on Jim Hensen's knee-looking for Older guys who flirt with me WHO FLIRT WITH ME... who flirt with me...yea, who Flirt with me...who FLIRT WITH ME... I'm only a frog that's diggin' the green, I'm only a  frog on kronic seven leaves, I'm only a frog that's puffin' on green, and it's not easy... WOOOHOOOHOOOO...it's not easy to be-e Greeeeeeeeeeeennnnnnn...
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Dec 27, 2018
Dec 27, 2018 at 1:49 AM UTC
I Can't Stand (It's Not Easy)
naked along the side of the house, 8 a.m., spreading sesame seed oil over my body, Jesus, have I come to this? I once battled in dark alleys for a laugh. now I'm not laughing. I splash myself with oil and wonder, how many years do you want? how many days? my blood is soiled and a dark angel sits in my brain. things are made of something and go to nothing. I understand the fall of cities, of nations. a small plane passes overhead. I look upward as if it made sense to look upward. it's true, the sky has rotted: it won't be long for any of us. from The Olympia Review - 1994
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Decline
# *Today's my daughter's wedding day. And a wonderful thing it is; To see her so excited, So happy to be his. But once she was my baby girl; My only girl, love of my life. But now she is a woman, And just became his wife. Once she was my baby girl, Loved her mommy, and her toys; But then, I couldn't stop it, She grew up, and loved the boys. Today's my daughter's wedding day. How fast the time did go; From little feet, and Sesame Street, To a wedding gown it flowed. From pretty locks, and lollipops, She grew up straight and tall. From baby things, to a wedding ring; How I loved her through it all. And now she will go forward, To enter married life. To share the good and bad times, The happiness, and the strife. I wish them both, the best of luck; With a prayer that I will see; Him bless them with a baby girl, Just like he gave to me....* #
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May 5, 2018
May 5, 2018 at 2:15 AM UTC
My Baby Girl’s Wedding
He skipped and he hopped. He popped and he locked. He danced with his feet, to Mcdonalds' fast beat. He puffed up with pride; warm in the inside. And fresh with his lettuce; junk food is his fetish. He never thought what would come; he thought it was all fun. In a funky yellow wrapper and into the warmer he went. He heard the kaching of the cashier-- someone's money was spent. He was dragged to the front line where the lights were all bright. Like he was sent in for interrogation; Like in a murderer's plight. And like that he went. A tear from his bread skin: the top of his sesame seed bun head human teeth sank in. He yelled and he screamed with all that he got. He thought he was happy. But he's everything he's not.
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Jul 10, 2014
Jul 10, 2014 at 7:54 AM UTC
Happy-go-lucky Hamburger
Well Done. She said, but don't ***** it up. Its a start. How could I? Your sauciness drove right thru my heart. Will you please be my bottom bun? Baby, you're my seed number one. Sesame wants Sesayou Tardy to your selfworth day party Salty, and peppered with hardy haught looks I've overcooked this simple match up Maybe baby I'm plain ketchup.
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Feb 23, 2018
Feb 23, 2018 at 4:48 PM UTC
Gluten Freedom
What a clamour,what a fuss.Getting on and off the bus.Pushing Nudging never was there.So much hurry,quick says mother,there is another,father answered,dont be silly. That one goes to sesame street.
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Jan 24, 2010
Jan 24, 2010 at 5:35 AM UTC
The Bus
Spoof song: sung to the tune of Five For Fighting's "Superman" Kermit I can't stand when high, I'm not that naive, I'm just out to find the better part of green, I'm more than a bird, I'm more than a bear, I'm more than some frog in piggies underwear And it's not easy to  be  green... Wish that I was high, ****** and half asleep, Find a way to lie about my jones on Sesame Street It may sound absurd-but don't be naive, Even Muppets can smoke too much green, I may be disturbed but wont you concede, Even Muppets croak upon skunk **** And it's not easy to  be  green... **Once again I'm small-I'm small and green, well it's All right, we can all get stoked tonight, and I'm not Blazing...or anything...** I can't stand when high, I'm not that naive, Drugs just get you fried, *On hash and buzzed on **** I'm only a frog on Jim Henson's knee Wearing pink lingerie on this one way street, Only a frog on Jim Henson's knee Looking for older guys who flirt with me, Yea flirt with me...who flirt with me, yea who flirt with me... WHO FLIRT WITH ME... I'm only a frog that's diggin' the green, I'm only a frog on Kronik 7 Leaves I'm only a frog who's puffin' on green AND IT'S NOT EASY...  wooohooohoooo... It's not easy...to be-he...greeeeeen...
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Aug 28, 2015
Aug 28, 2015 at 2:10 PM UTC
Frogs For Fighting: It's Not Easy (To Be Green)
Sweet Earth, each molecule of me has come from you.   Sesame seed, broken into amino acids and calcium, became my tiny bones; bananas, potassium, the cells of my brain. If we could trace each atom back, we'd find Kansas, Iowa, Ecuador, Spain. And further still, through unimaginable millennia, these same atoms --the very same-- were flung from a supernova, only to recombine, here, on Earth. "Of star-stuff, are we made." Carl Sagan said. And then (when I'm dead) the same in reverse: the atoms' slow dispersal: pulled in by roots, washed by rivers, melted in magma, blown, finally, to smithereens by the exploding sun.... Star-stuff, once again, become.
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Aug 1, 2017
Aug 1, 2017 at 2:33 PM UTC
Star-Stuff
Always____** Days Months Up to our loved ones necks Getting callbacks and lookbacks Will I be most likely rejected? Until dusk to Dawn The full moon turned What will be expected? Shoved mouth to mouth brewed into the Starbucks  With any luck It's hard to make a buck $ The Dawn Lightning Striking again wetter Ridiculous remarks and kicks in the pants He shoved me into a romance But we never ended up where I wanted to go France The editorial the Mediterranean Slim chance rainbow diet The villas of the exotic flowers riot Vacationer in vineyards Grassy bear Mr. Griswald Vacation despair Party pushovers The sour cherries OOh! La Wee Vacation, The push and shove What's up Doc_____* The jilted Jump always a stump What-what about the President Trump Shoved me right into this poem sonnet Documents of Vacations places of memories The Jack *** Surrounded by screwdriver Or meeting the screwballs_______ Or goofballs Sesame Street parade Big bird feast His face climbed Mount Everest Dry mouth lips ((Frenchie Vermouth)) He's the right fielder The field Mr. Costner on her left dreams The toast all shoved around the town chauffeur Don't shove me inside your world vacation Big problems not like ordering the best pizza in Brooklyn Memorial day shoved into a soiree' Unbelievable traffic American Major problem leagues Upscale love signs and graphics To resolve this Vacation big shots The London Hotshots Society At the worst time, I had to do Political speech Don't shove me or leave me If you're not going to please me And not your payroll to tease me He's next on the move pushed to be shoved I rose I suppose He shoved me He gazed upon me Like another ticket to his vacation He dazed with his eyes not to be loved But all yummy To take a bite Apple strudel pie But dark ends of petal flowered bright The last word struggling to feel shot My payroll got me a raise My own vacation to myself big praise to love me Not to be pushed to love someone A vacation is to be with someone that treats you on a pedestal Don't shove me this is my portal
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May 25, 2018
May 25, 2018 at 2:44 PM UTC
Shove me Vacation
Always____** Days Months Up to our loved ones necks Getting callbacks and lookbacks Will I be most likely rejected? Until dusk to Dawn The full moon turned What will be expected? Shoved mouth to mouth brewed into the Starbucks  With any luck It's hard to make a buck $ The Dawn Lightning Striking again wetter Ridiculous remarks and kicks in the pants He shoved me into a romance But we never ended up where I wanted to go France The editorial the Mediterranean Slim chance rainbow diet The villas of the exotic flowers riot Vacationer in vineyards Grassy bear Mr. Griswald Vacation despair Party pushovers The sour cherries OOh! La Wee Vacation, The push and shove What's up Doc_____* The jilted Jump always a stump What-what about the President Trump Shoved me right into this poem sonnet Documents of Vacations places of memories The Jack *** Surrounded by screwdriver Or meeting the screwballs_______ Or goofballs Sesame Street parade Big bird feast His face climbed Mount Everest Dry mouth lips ((Frenchie Vermouth)) He's the right fielder The field Mr. Costner on her left dreams The toast all shoved around the town chauffeur Don't shove me inside your world vacation Big problems not like ordering the best pizza in Brooklyn Memorial day shoved into a soiree' Unbelievable traffic American Major problem leagues Upscale love signs and graphics To resolve this Vacation big shots The London Hotshots Society At the worst time, I had to do Political speech Don't shove me or leave me If you're not going to please me And not your payroll to tease me He's next on the move pushed to be shoved I rose I suppose He shoved me He gazed upon me Like another ticket to his vacation He dazed with his eyes not to be loved But all yummy To take a bite Apple strudel pie But dark ends of petal flowered bright The last word struggling to feel shot My payroll got me a raise My own vacation to myself big praise to love me Not to be pushed to love someone A vacation is to be with someone that treats you on a pedestal Don't shove me this is my portal
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The Helos hovered silently as the Seals roped to the ground. They touched down on Sesame Street where the “Big Bird” could be found. The C.I.A. had tracked him Using feed from P.B.S. President Mitt o.k’d the hit when we tracked him to his nest. A blue grouch in a garbage can liay bleeding on the floor. That **** named Cookie Monster won’t eat cookies anymore. Ernie, Bert and rubber ducky Were in the bath they say When Seal team six broke through the door and blew them both away. Big Bird hid in Hooper’s store While all this had transpired. Then he laid down suppressing fire With a weapon he’d acquired Several Seals lay silent in that sleep that isn’t sweet. Snuffleupagus opened up and forced a Seal retreat. A stealth Helo exploded raining wreckage on the street. Maddened Muppets hurling Bricks compounded Mitt’s defeat. As of today Big Bird’s at large. Him we couldn’t whack. The briefing failed to tell us That a Liberal Bird fights back.
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Oct 7, 2012
Oct 7, 2012 at 7:55 PM UTC
Assault on Sesame Street
There is no shame, in moving back with your parents. To them you still smell of diapers and the time you puked jelly beans all over the back of the car after you tilt-a-whirled your “I’m a big girl” attitude into giggles. Around them you still clumsily tip over you own puberty when they ask you to clean your room. You’re still in college. And that diploma on your wall is still less of an accomplishment, than when you suddenly discovered your thumbs. So, how do you cope with the baby talk condescension scribbled over directions to empty a dishwasher properly? 1) Realize this is just temporary. You have till you’re at least 40 to fix this. 2) Clean your room of all the embarrassing childish evidence (i.e. N’Synch Posters, Pokemon Cards, Ect) . When CSI comes in they will just assume you were visiting. 3) Take long, long walks far, far away from your residence. Preferably the woods, so you may not run into any high school nemeses. 4) Pray you can get laid by someone, your age. Preferably someone you have not had any prepubescent encounters with already. 5) Eat all the free food you can. With theses steps you can safely avoid pulling out your own fingernails with the self-loathing hiding under your bed. Do not let it fill your Pog champion hands with delusions that you have failed to tie your own shoes, let alone pay your own taxes or get married. Might as well give up those big girl pants and open lid cups and go back to Sesame Street and ******** in your own pants. This… Is only temporary. You must say. A temporary walk through the woods. Praying to lay down relax, and enjoy the air you are still eating. This is only temporary.
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Jan 21, 2013
Jan 21, 2013 at 11:14 PM UTC
5 ways To Cope After Failing As An Adult
There is no shame, in moving back with your parents. To them you still smell of diapers and the time you puked jelly beans all over the back of the car after you tilt-a-whirled your “I’m a big girl” attitude into giggles. Around them you still clumsily tip over you own puberty when they ask you to clean your room. You’re still in college. And that diploma on your wall is still less of an accomplishment, than when you suddenly discovered your thumbs. So, how do you cope with the baby talk condescension scribbled over directions to empty a dishwasher properly? 1) Realize this is just temporary. You have till you’re at least 40 to fix this. 2) Clean your room of all the embarrassing childish evidence (i.e. N’Synch Posters, Pokemon Cards, Ect) . When CSI comes in they will just assume you were visiting. 3) Take long, long walks far, far away from your residence. Preferably the woods, so you may not run into any high school nemeses. 4) Pray you can get laid by someone, your age. Preferably someone you have not had any prepubescent encounters with already. 5) Eat all the free food you can. With theses steps you can safely avoid pulling out your own fingernails with the self-loathing hiding under your bed. Do not let it fill your Pog champion hands with delusions that you have failed to tie your own shoes, let alone pay your own taxes or get married. Might as well give up those big girl pants and open lid cups and go back to Sesame Street and ******** in your own pants. This… Is only temporary. You must say. A temporary walk through the woods. Praying to lay down relax, and enjoy the air you are still eating. This is only temporary.
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You give me simple pleasure, As I bite into your inner layer. I love you in the morning In between a bagel, Sometimes with bacon. In the afternoon, By a salad’s side you sit, With my favorite edibles- Arugula, red peppers, fresh peas, Black and green olives, Topped with chicken, cheese, Sesame vinaigrette, and, A few croutons for crunch. You are an Egg, but so much more. The texture and depth of your yolk, Sublime and sumptuous; Your outside solid, yet undefined; Balancing textures with what’s inside. Egg, You are truly Divine.
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Dec 8, 2018
Dec 8, 2018 at 11:56 PM UTC
Egg
give us this day our daily emotional breakdown and forgive us our blackout binges as we forgive those who starve themselves for perfection and lead us not into inherited obesity deliver us from the mental ward **FOR THERE IS SO MUCH ****** BREAD IN THIS HOUSE I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE** on mlk day i shut my eyes and see scenes of squishy white rolls and pats of margarine bread leaden deadened feeling in my stomach *i can't eat any more bread* but here it is in baskets and coolers in toasters and cupboards my daily bread made to sustain me but turned into the enemy deliver me from risen yeast in third degrees a flour coated tyranny mind control through sesame *swallowing emotions down down down* quietly settles until spring somewhere between my hope and skin you can see me smile and stand straight and tall but what you can't see is this shouldn't be my body at all *give us this day our daily bread and give us the strength to chew meat instead*
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Jan 11, 2018
Jan 11, 2018 at 11:22 PM UTC
daily bread
It was late into the night When Bert Ernie and I Were traveling across the plans of Nebraska Much to my surprise Bert looks me straight in the eyes And says Mike, I gotta question to ask ya With Big Bird wrapped up in the trunk You'd think that he'd already thunk About this night long before it already happened When we took Oscar the Grouches can lid And whacked Big Bird smack dab in the head Then tied him up tight while he was napping We rolled him out to curb Believe me it looked quite absurd Ernie grunting with Bert complaining as feathers went flying But as would be our fate Able to make our planed escape When Count Von Count took time out to do some feather counting So this is now where we are Bert, Ernie, Me, and Big Bird in the trunk of our car Not really knowing where it is we are heading Our thinking went only as far As nabbing Big Bird and the get away car Putting Ernie in charge wasn't such a good idea is what I am betting Ernie says he's figured it all out Bert says we need this, but still has his doubts Cause Bert owes back pay alimony and Ernie his ****** We head to Ernie's planed drop off spot And of course it's swarming with cops While our inside man " The Monster " gave us up for Cookies They let Big Bird out of the trunk Who proceeded to slap us punch drunk Then straight to the judge to pay for this hideous crime I can't think of any worse fate I now know this was a fatal mistake The sentence... Banished to Sesame Street for life, now that is hard time
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Mar 14, 2013
Mar 14, 2013 at 7:41 PM UTC
The Kidnapping Of " Big Bird "
It was late into the night When Bert Ernie and I Were traveling across the plans of Nebraska Much to my surprise Bert looks me straight in the eyes And says Mike, I gotta question to ask ya With Big Bird wrapped up in the trunk You'd think that he'd already thunk About this night long before it already happened When we took Oscar the Grouches can lid And whacked Big Bird smack dab in the head Then tied him up tight while he was napping We rolled him out to curb Believe me it looked quite absurd Ernie grunting with Bert complaining as feathers went flying But as would be our fate Able to make our planed escape When Count Von Count took time out to do some feather counting So this is now where we are Bert, Ernie, Me, and Big Bird in the trunk of our car Not really knowing where it is we are heading Our thinking went only as far As nabbing Big Bird and the get away car Putting Ernie in charge wasn't such a good idea is what I am betting Ernie says he's figured it all out Bert says we need this, but still has his doubts Cause Bert owes back pay alimony and Ernie his ****** We head to Ernie's planed drop off spot And of course it's swarming with cops While our inside man " The Monster " gave us up for Cookies They let Big Bird out of the trunk Who proceeded to slap us punch drunk Then straight to the judge to pay for this hideous crime I can't think of any worse fate I now know this was a fatal mistake The sentence... Banished to Sesame Street for life, now that is hard time
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The hot boiled rice With brown gram curry The nutty smell of sesame Oil shrills in hurry Deployed on a thrice larger rounder plate For a boy's belly deplete. "Can't eat this much rice!" He shouts with a surprise. “You can do my son sure.", Her firm voice enssures The boys look measures. "The remainder you keep aside" Her remand saves  his pride. A monthly forty rupees Should not be pretty reason For a lodger's liberty to please Among two of her teen sons Than a welling spring of kindness A heart huge in roundness Larger than a stainless steel plate With a profuse heap of hot rice The smooth boiled brown pies Oiled with fragrance fleet. For how he fully did feat it? How she purely predict it? The stomach of a young one could hold The heap of love on a stainless steel mold.
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Dec 19, 2018
Dec 19, 2018 at 9:43 AM UTC
Hot boiled rice and brown gram curry
What man would buy me a ticket, and into a cocoon where moss bites? I would sting like bees on buds, or ***** rushing to fertilize, create an angel no other gentlemen touches with white hair, eyes like sesame seeds: she seems more attractive than the woman he made love with, for certain. Looks unnatural to swim in a pool when a waterfall can pour ice onto his head: just as viney-things drape me. I am but a fair girl, have no color. He could not love me beneath green, there is no comparison, me and trees, but he does, and I feel April will return sooner and ruddier than anticipated. May will bark like a dog: on my knees, cradling children who hold vanities up to my forehead, I boast a bellyful of bugs, brick-hued and even with red stripes; I think they must wear sweaters to bed. How noble in our thirty-six months! We cuddle baby slugs, not counting sap, then burp their brothers, spout-mouths. He is, in fact, the man that would do the unthinkable grey-lipped love, authors gather inspiration from and snakes slip, spiders webbing shapes of: cocoon with our metamorphosis in mind.
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Oct 28, 2012
Oct 28, 2012 at 5:24 PM UTC
cocoon
trap contained enclosed unfree looking for the door the lever to push the ropes to pull open sesame we are still here until we choose to think our way out of the box out of this box here we will remain in this trap trapped
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Apr 26, 2010
Apr 26, 2010 at 8:36 AM UTC
Trap
Progress by Michael R. Burch There is no sense of urgency at the local Burger King. Birds and squirrels squabble outside for the last scraps of autumn: remnants of buns, goopy pulps of dill pickles, mucousy lettuce, sesame seeds. Inside, the workers all move with the same très-glamorous lethargy, conserving their energy, one assumes, for more pressing endeavors: concerts and proms, pep rallies, keg parties, reruns of Jenny McCarthy on MTV. The manager, as usual, is on the phone, talking to her boyfriend. She gently smiles, brushing back wisps of insouciant hair, ready for the cover of Glamour or Vogue. Through her filmy white blouse an indiscreet strap suspends a lace cup through which somehow the ****** still shows. Progress, we guess, ... and wait patiently in line, hoping the Pokémons hold out. NOTE: This poem is almost entirely fiction. There was a Pokemon craze when my son Jeremy was a little boy, and I did see birds and squirrels foraging in parking lots from time to time (and sometimes fed them myself from my car’s window), but everything else is fiction. On the rare occasions that I went to a Burger King, I would go through the drive-in, so I wouldn’t have known who the manager was, or how much time ***** spent on the phone. I think the poem probably started with the image of birds and squirrels squabbling for scraps of food in a parking lot as I waited in a line of slow-moving cars, then evolved as I imagined the hassle of going inside to “speed things up.” Keywords/Tags: America, Americana, American, culture, society, vanity, youth, progress, fast food, video games, Pokemon, MTV, music videos, glamour, models, supermodels, fashion, transparency, see-through, bra, breast, *******
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Apr 30, 2020
Apr 30, 2020 at 9:43 PM UTC
Progress
Progress by Michael R. Burch There is no sense of urgency at the local Burger King. Birds and squirrels squabble outside for the last scraps of autumn: remnants of buns, goopy pulps of dill pickles, mucousy lettuce, sesame seeds. Inside, the workers all move with the same très-glamorous lethargy, conserving their energy, one assumes, for more pressing endeavors: concerts and proms, pep rallies, keg parties, reruns of Jenny McCarthy on MTV. The manager, as usual, is on the phone, talking to her boyfriend. She gently smiles, brushing back wisps of insouciant hair, ready for the cover of Glamour or Vogue. Through her filmy white blouse an indiscreet strap suspends a lace cup through which somehow the ****** still shows. Progress, we guess, ... and wait patiently in line, hoping the Pokémons hold out. NOTE: This poem is almost entirely fiction. There was a Pokemon craze when my son Jeremy was a little boy, and I did see birds and squirrels foraging in parking lots from time to time (and sometimes fed them myself from my car’s window), but everything else is fiction. On the rare occasions that I went to a Burger King, I would go through the drive-in, so I wouldn’t have known who the manager was, or how much time ***** spent on the phone. I think the poem probably started with the image of birds and squirrels squabbling for scraps of food in a parking lot as I waited in a line of slow-moving cars, then evolved as I imagined the hassle of going inside to “speed things up.” Keywords/Tags: America, Americana, American, culture, society, vanity, youth, progress, fast food, video games, Pokemon, MTV, music videos, glamour, models, supermodels, fashion, transparency, see-through, bra, breast, *******
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I run into a forest with fudge and green frosting trees. In there I find squirrels made of cheesecake grey sesame. The acorns are made of candy hard root beer. Twigs made of cinnamon to my feet adhere. The ground has bunches of lime gummy grass. I saw a rabbit of white chocolate run past. The foot prints were of cocoa divine. This forest is filled with deserts that seem mighty fine. I come to a river filled blue raspberry jelly. That will surely adhere to my belly. What am I to do with all these treats? Is it time to run or do I have time to stop and eat? I see birds made of cookies and cream. Is this a terrifying nightmare or a beautiful dream? The snow falls powdered sugar flutters. Whoops, stepped in droppings made of peanut butter. Maybe from a chocolatey brown bear. Just as tame as that white chocolate hare. I guess I am getting out of here. All the sugary stuff that will adhere. Hopefully I do not attract those. They are red hot fire ants near a cream filled rose. Though I finally leave. What just happened I could not believe.
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Sep 17, 2018
Sep 17, 2018 at 5:59 PM UTC
The Desert Forest
Surya Lights the blazing candle in the sky and our day begins on a pillow of clouds my spirit bows at His vast blue altar In fact, gods, goddesses, earthlings and all the inhabitants of the Cosmos kneel and prostrate at His glorious, life giving Feet Today Lord Surya ascends to His northernmost temple in the heavens Courtly tablas boom, traditional Indian trumpets blare Sweet sticky aroma and flavors of sesame and jaggery confection overflow in banquet halls on earth and in Kailasa Colorful kites, bits of starry confetti drift downward from the celestial celebration David and I, our hands folded in prayer stand on the front lawn offering our salutations to the Golden Lord By Serendipitous good fortune, my brother Chris just happens to pass by at this moment and stops to join us in our Sun worship Happy Makar Sankranti May Surya Deva's auspicious saffron rays bless you with Peace, Love and Prosperity
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Jan 15, 2019
Jan 15, 2019 at 6:44 PM UTC
Golden Lord
Hamburger Hell Beefsteak Charlie says to Porky the Pig I can see the party lights someone's throwin' a bash and it sure looks big down at the slaughter house tonight say lets get together and hit the buffet you might as well stuff yourself they'll only throw it away Old Colonel Sanders says to Elsie the Cow golly baby you're the one two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, pickel, cheese, onions on a sesame seed bun say we just got time for a roll in the hay might as well stuff yourself they're here to take you away I know where you're going, I can tell don't go looking for me down in Hamburger Hell don't misunderstand me I wish you well don't go looking for me down in Hamburger Hell lyrics by Todd Rundgren Gomer LePoet...
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Dec 9, 2013
Dec 9, 2013 at 10:45 PM UTC
Hamburger Hell
I tear through your imagination, your fear to reveal you past with me, your flesh in spirit. You talk to me through prayers. I listen. All the pain is gone that was destroying you through life. I miss your smile. It’s like I closed my eyes and opened them and you were no longer there cuddling me. I am no longer running around in pampers, your little lightskinned girl who you loved. The girl you watched sesame street with I dropped to the floor as if there is an abyss. You were there through my needs and my wants. When you needed me the most I failed. I’ve always heard the term what is done in the dark will come to light. When you fleshed away in the dark it affected me in the light. Im sorry of my selfish ways. How could my love be so strong but yet so ignorant? I would give everything for you to be with me. Sometimes I just want to sit at night in the darkest hour and cry for you.
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Sep 18, 2014
Sep 18, 2014 at 6:58 PM UTC
In the Darkest Night Hour
Well come on in and stay awhile, got some ice tea, know your throats probably dry. With all this weather , kind of been sitting around, just feeding my face and putting on pounds. So tonight I figured we'd better go light, cook a little different and start eating ' right.' So I've got me some Romaine lettuce washed in the pan, got some  rice in the cooker and a can of light spam. We going to pan roast the spam in a little sesame oil and then serve it in this lettuce and rice  like a summer roll. Course you can get as fancy as them chefs on TV, but for now , well this is good enough for me. Gonna join me?
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Jun 12, 2012
Jun 12, 2012 at 5:12 PM UTC
Hey Ironbutt What's Cookin?
As I sat upon the dock’s edge, idly skimming the questionably clean water with my toes, I closed my eyes and opened my ears to eavesdrop on the birds chattering across the fen. Were they conspicuously cawing the sought after secrets of the universe in a foreign tongue, swapping stories of the skyway, boasting of their knowledge as they choked down half-drowned worms, brooding over the offensive punch line we call truth? Or were they casually chirping how healthy the sun is for their plumage, teasing the hen for her aerial shortcomings, sharing seeds of sesame, and politely asking the woodpecker to stop his work, if only for a moment? In my stasis of thought, a leech writhed to the water’s surface with intention, and rudely hooked onto my big toe without even asking first.
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Jan 2, 2014
Jan 2, 2014 at 10:48 PM UTC
Idle Time