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i am a phonographic record
and you are the ears that hear me
i cant compare my music
to malignant mammographies
and the phantasmagoria of cash
or to hash-browns and flapjacks
or to a purple field drowning in wisteria
yes, i am hysterical too
like elderberry syrup and cough drops
popping like its hot
so we japa till we drop, it all
yes, everything
so give it a chance
see your face in the reflection
of a pool of moonlight
a **** bather
a fool at the equator
equates to nothing
so i undress my unctuousness
a congruent confluence
like blood on an apartment building wall
a pox in your cereal boxes
flu shots and mandatory vaccinations
without informed consent
we are experiencing a loss of the immaterial
if we pamper ourselves with distraction
we attract the repulsive side of thy will
Marshal Gebbie Apr 2015
Coronation of a Princess
To elevate a Queen,
To raise aloft a Monarch
Who shall rule to seem as seen,
Who shall treat with due decorum
Her loyal subjects and her Crown
And adjudicate all personal preference,
Severely, not to let them down.
She shall marry into Royalty
Thence to breed a stately brood
Who shall tread the path of unctuousness
Avoiding steps into the rude.
Her decisions shall be just and fair
Her politics unseen
And whilst riding with nobility
Her associations shall be clean.
For she is known now as “Her Majesty”
And as such, she shall remain
Aloof from all conjecture,
And removed from callow fame.
Forever worshipped as our Monarch
And though imprisoned by her scene,
Imperially shall her smile shine bright
When sung….”God Save the Queen”.

God Save the Queen!
M.
27 April 2015
euphonious Apr 2019
I remember clearly
the way love said my name
the way his breath felt under mine
the way love puts his hand on his back

I remember clearly
just how much I loved his plaid shirt
and his messy handwriting
and when the way his voice missed out a tune

I used to tremble down
into dandelions
every time love talked to me
with his eyes
full of unctuousness

I've known love
all my life
I know how love picks up his pencil
and how love sheds a tear
I know all of his jokes by heart

we exchanged gentle nods
that day
when I realized
love isn't mine
when I know love didn't stayed
I grazed his finger one last time
as I whispered,
"It's been a pleasure, we’ll be fine."

— The End —