Saturday 29 June 2013

Ps. We are listening.

The presumption is
You speak, you are smart
That when you don't,
Then you tease societies
Ideas of what intelligence
Really should feel like,
But can they totally ignore?
The bodies, minds and ears
So attuned to the world
So afraid to be hurt
That are listening
That are watching
Through covered ears
And peripheral eyes
So be careful with your words
We know more than you think.


Sunday 23 June 2013

The fog

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Misty and foggy
Sometimes like a bog
My mind feels
Liaising with others
Too distant and indeterminate
They can barely be seen
They call to me perhaps
But the call is lost
Reaching withing myself
I live my life barely
Like a veil shrouding me
Shielding my mind and soul
From the relentless barrage
Bombarding the space around me
And so survive I naturally
And the world outside my fog.

Saturday 8 June 2013

Perfect world

A world that is perfect
Will aid all people
And abilities of all
Will carry same value
Mute, deaf , autistic and weak
All who are voiceless
Will be able to speak
And so ruminate I
An inhabitant
Of an imperfect world.

And the work begins

A symbol of lean apology
My self conscious efforts
Got to articulate perfectly
My thoughts and desires
The onus is on me
Dare go to climb mountain
The feat seems impossible
And I battle my can of snakes
Battling my war of behavior
Compelling and forbidden
And I am cornered
By my will and my compulsion
The world and me and my battle
The spoils, my sanity.

Sunday 2 June 2013

Wheat

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Yes, I eat real wheat

Eating for me so dicy
The love that I beware of
Barrages my body works
Blocking my brain and body
Making me wonky and wild
A prisoner to my faulty digestion
And wheat being the faulty answer
To my hungry growling belly
Enough of wheat, I admit
I love you grain, but my brain doesn't 
Got to give you up
And give care to my belly.