I AM beautiful,
Not skin,
or smile,
tortured body;
but within.
It is my soul.
I AM beautiful,
Not skin,
or smile,
tortured body;
but within.
It is my soul.
Sitting there lovingly on his lap,
She gazed into his eyes
and bit into his finger, also lovingly,
until it hurt and I could feel it,
Even though I was just watching them.
The Opposite of Love
The exploration is unique,
there can be no other, at least physical encounter which provides such depth,
either momentary or long term,
which affects our being our reason.
The urge to reproduce mixes with others like a drug-induced stupor.
Competing lots of vices and virtues few can separate.
At best charity and love for a spouse,
sacrificial and submissive,
giving and receiving,
giving thanks and praise
all at once.
At worst,
the perversion of love,
ecstasy of control, slavery,
vilification of the greatest gift of god,
the gift of creation itself warped into something evil,
of huge proportions.
One to slay mankind with lust, greed and envy.
The cup of death spreading disease,
mostly legally,
in a pornographic movie moves from the screen to reality,
from reality to the screen,
in a pendulum of objectification,
mesmerizing those in its path in hypnotizing array of images.
All changing and additive,
the beauty of God’s creation gradually becomes a product.
Not one you can buy,
but one to taste,
momentarily,
the forbidden fruit not of the tree of knowledge,
but a forest of temptation.
Limitless in its offerings,
except in satisfaction,
it turns those closest into brands to be test-driven at race tracks labeled love;
and could not be more misleading.
Driving high-speed decisions forcing only return visits and velocity.
The path of Circus Maximus with no termination point,
save entry again to more laps …
something more outrageous.
Drop your nets,
Leave all behind,
follow,
no pause,
or hesitation.
The call is once and it’s clear.
Your call is important to us,
However, we are busy right now, (not just me)
but I REPEAT,
“how important you are to me”,
But I am still talking to someone else.
Who is slightly more important to me,
Just slightly.
So in the meantime,
relax,
listen to this music,
take a pill,
smile,
until I remind you,
again.
you are really not so important at all,
because you are on the end of my list,
which will get shorter,
If you wait and I get
Tired of talking to all the others.
And reach you.
More powerful than any gun,
Volcano or earthquake.
The tongue talks ill to the soul.
Small, wet, slippery like the snake
waiting instructions …
to bark, vilify, gossip
On demand.
Loving Each Other
Loving Each Other …is the call.
Summertime butter,
melting into fresh bread,
lovingly seeps into every particle of fresh raised dough,
crisp from tearing and sharing,
with those you love.
Affirming love—for each other.
Awake at daybreak a glance to one side,
Affirms the day,
the lover is there,
fully at peace.
Postpones awakening for fresh tea or coffee,
Which whispers “I love you”
And a kettle gives thanks,
whistling its caring, signature tune.
As the day moves on, love wears a veil;
Drifting, as morning mist rises from a stream,
love seems to disappear but just changes clothes;
so now, I have to search for it,
with my heart as well as my eyes.
Each loving each other equally.
Loving each other is every breath
Every thought,
action,
starting in heart not mind.
So in my motives today,
filling the lake of mankind,
can I be a waterfall today?
Spilling love unexpectedly and unwillingly,
To those around me,
because I AM love.
Mercy means living life out,
Letting it out;
not holding back,
grace leaking everywhere.
Life without agenda.
“Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy.”
Gospel of Matthew