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Septic Tanked...

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Be not dismayed, my beloved

At the flaming fire of my words

Void of beauty’s imaging peace.

 

Be not dismayed if I’ve changed

The gentle flow of streaming truth

With its sometimes volcanic blast;

 

The purple rain of my rhythmic voice

May not know the coming tomorrow

For the devil’s son takes no prisoners.

 

Remember, entertainment is one thing

But uttering the truth of time is just that—

We need to know and be aware of the times;

 

The time is and the times are as is.

Social distancing is not something new;

Remember white and black water?

 

I know not what tomorrow may bring

But there are some things I must say

That this you may know here and now;

 

The faecal mouth skunk stands

In podium stance, pontificating

A sewage flow of diarrheic lexicon;

 

A sewage flow of diarrheic lexicon

Diluting the seriousness of Covid-19

With this latest new term: “Covid-like”.

 

Let not our hearts of flowered faith

And our petal sweet bouquet of hope,

Be deceived by bitter skunked deceit;

 

 BREATHE…my fellow village bards,

I would never leave you hanging…No!

Thus, is the breath I keep breathing:

 

We are the heirs of ancestors’ centuries

of struggle

And their breath breathes upon us, their

strength;

Let us inhale the fresh healing of our present

trouble

With the perseverance their tomorrows have

now sent.

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mlowe5 says:

Thanking you with due Grace, love_supreme. Thanks for the read and feedback. Much appreciated. Peace and Love.

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