PEACE WOOOOOOOOF!

“Peace is liberty in tranquility.”

- Marcus Tullius Cicero

Shut the fuck up, please, my darlings

Grape and berries, pizza glue.

Stringy fingers, sticky shoe.

Please eat your fucking food,

put me in a better mood.

For once, please. Eat!

And don’t give me that attitude!

Ode to my Voice

Heavy and straight

railway lines

keep it pounding

and constrained.

But in the caboose,

a party rages.

Count on Me

The imprint of your origin,

is not the lesson of your life.

All equal? No, there is no fair

when everything you have or own

is predicted by your zip code zone.

Schools are where you go to die.

But, please, just buy and buy and buy.

Don’t be a “Can’t!”

May the stars in the sky smile on your lips and your tears as you cry

My wish as we kiss is to treasure our love as the centimeters roll by

As I glacially glide from the tip of your toes ‘til we’re lying nose to nose

Tasting dew drops of oozed out subtext my tongue turns to prose

As the rules for your love melt in the mouth of the moments of must

Love turns our musk to the animal growl of the sounds of our lust

Fury Please

My yesterdays left my suffering to stew

in the stomach acid of your anxiety

Fortunately, there’s a pill for that.

I gave you my truth and let your fumbling fingers

touch my widened open wounds.

Luckily, there’s a stitch for that.

Moody

If Satan had his meds this morn

he’d hustle up a pitcher of scorn

He’d lie in bed getting godly head

like a hedonist deity newly wed

If the Holy Ghost had no aches or pain

she’d give up her silver cursing train

Puzzle Peace

We’re nine billion pieces out on the table

What stakes are you playing for?

Today, tomorrow or forever

What piece do you play?

We’re nine billion souls hung out on the line

Are you the one missing from the big picture?

Commitment Street

So long now, but let’s meet again

on Commitment Street

It’s down the road a while,

and we’ll surely get weary feet,

when we meet again,

down at the end of Commitment Street.

WooooooooF!

“It is not enough to win a war; it is more important to organize the peace.” - Aristotle

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