A Poem-a-Day-Keeps-the-Bad-Guys-Away

Minimum of one dose of poetry a day for one year proves to keep all ailments of psychological and spiritual nature at bay. Dr. Melai

Sunday, October 31, 2010

Hello

A simple hello contains alot of energy.

energy for the next meal
and a clean home

enough to move mountains
in my home

infused with yellow
flagged messages

tucked behind a grimoire

daring you to gather
onions close to your nose
with open eyes

gathering hair
substantial enough
to pull

open my eyes

I wish not to sleep
in the scent of grease.
Posted by Melai at 8:24 PM
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Someone with a hungry case of runny words - composed fresh daily, organically grown... some seeded earlier in the year for winter harvest. Just wanting to share the ways in which I'm fed and welcome anyone to join the table.
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