Sunday, September 5, 2010

Use of Words 'Murklins' and 'Obacerate' in a Spontaneous Rhyme

Have you ever envisioned My side?

     Curves apparent even murklins, without a single spark!

Can you imagine My thighs?

     Nations have arisen from the ashes to fight anew for less ...

Have your dreams held the curve of My breasts?

     Causing men to obacerate and even holding them in death, Their rise and fall puts empires to shame!

Man fights wars and derives glory from battle,

     But Woman controls the field and drives them like cattle! 

Saturday, August 16, 2008

Parental Ramblings

We all have selfish needs as parents sometimes, as much as we hate to admit it; we crave things that are solely adult.

The selfish nature of the mother with her head deep in a bucket of chocolate ice cream is no different than the couple who locks the bedroom door, or the woman who steps outside & smokes cigarettes eight times a day, or the father who'd rather have many nights "with the guys" instead of tucking rugrats in. Yes, even the computer geeks who play endless games in front of a screen, the bookworms who get sucked into pages upon pages of tales, the movie-goers who let sitters pay hide & seek and Candyland with their children, who, all the while … are just standing in the shadows making statements like my Alex, who said, "Mama? I wish I could make a metal machine that could make a copy machine that could make a copy of you, so that you could have more time to play with me." (8/16/2008: Or Kaitlyn, who pleads with me before her nap, "Mommy can you sing sunshine?" and when I hesitate – because there is always so much to do – "I've been a good girl.") We are all selfish, but so are our children, who want all of us, all the time. We must find the solution in temperance, and above all, putting our children's needs (though not always their wants) first.
MdC

Thursday, March 15, 2007

Our Freedoms

Beautiful and sacred, shining as a beacon for all those who live in Darkness,



Our Freedoms store hope and potential, never-ending optimism, in the power of the human spirit and its conscionable nature.



Sometimes Our Freedoms are not understood, are debated at length, or are used against us.



We can counter-react with excessive violence or extreme bleeding-heart liberalism, but neither seems to bring us closer to Our Truth:



We hold Our Freedoms to be self-evident,



Created from the moment of our birth, along with the first breath that is granted to us in this World …



We stand in a common human condition, unaccountable to each other in regard to our private decisions, individual desires and regrets, and fortress of our property,



Excepting only the sacred realm of life and property, that which is undeniably ours, which we have endowed the State to protect on our behalf.



When Our Freedoms are dampened by debate, misunderstanding, or vulnerability in their design,



We must not falter, we must not cave into the desire to control everything, but we MUST shine the bright white light of Our Freedoms and Our Tolerance,



So that Others may come to lift themselves out of Their Darkness.

Tuesday, June 20, 2006

No Web

Everyone wants to hear you’re fine, and no one really wants to know.
If your web is non-existent, you have nowhere else to go.
“Ombutzman” is an odd-sounding word, it comes from the mouths of teachers who haven’t really learned
            A lot
                        About the harshness of the world emanating from their mouths,
                                    Either.

It is not that there is not always someone who has suffered
            Somewhat
                        And sometimes
                                    VERY MUCH                                                            WORSE,

It’s just that it can be a very cold place when there is little warmth in it for you.


Mdc

Saturday, August 21, 2004

I Am an American

I am NOT Irish-American or Native-American or African American;

I am AMERICAN.

I am not black, white, red or orange;

I am actually a unique olive-tan.

I am a unique and special AMERICAN.

I refuse to separate myself from my friends, brothers, sisters, and idols;

WE ARE ALL AMERICANS.

Thursday, April 8, 2004

Not Sure Yet ...

I think that I've given too much of myself, where less was wanted

Held back too much, when I could've been the best

Regretted too much, when guilt got me nowhere

And lost too much, left standing in fear.



Pain is an empty concept.

It is surreal, utterly unavoidable, and easily pushed under the surface.

Pleasure is empty as well –

Lust without passion, vice without virtue, and easily led astray.

Perhaps the most abstract of concepts is Love.

Giving of oneself so completely that one feels lost…

And being left, breathless…with NOTHING else to say.

Wednesday, May 14, 1997

;-P

Tantalizing trinkets of affection tempt my thoughts
     Penetrating and inserting little monsters of hope
Tear it away, shield no more
     My desire overwhelms and suffocates

Elm trees by day
     Rugged oaks by night
Spring enhancing foolish delight
     In the release of winter's maddening embrace

Stop to stare at intense eyes
     Do you wonder where the safety ends?
Dropping my cloak on a shore at midnight
     I stand nude amongst the swirling mysteries of the sea and its dance with the wind

Only then do I drop all pretense
     and stare ...
When I am oblivious to fear and pain is unfathomable
     can I stare back ...

Stare at me and see a mirror image of yourself
     Reflections of raging passions and darkened dreams
Tainted with mountainous expectations
     And colored with the pure blue-grey of stone walls

Kissed by the wind, with lavender in my hair
     Lying on soft moss that caresses my back
Only then ...
    Can I Dream, and Surrender, and Stare Back at Truth. 

Mdawn

Thursday, May 1, 1997

Hidden Insanity

Where have my moments gone? 
     Precious and idealistic
         Surviving on silken threads of "impossible dreams"
               Forming a silvery web that glistens as the moonlight shines on my face.

Intertwining with Destiny, my Dreams lead me onward to an Abyss.
     Self-realization engulfs my Innocent eyes and porcelain doll stares Emerge
          My Soul hides within and Waits for the moment of Truth.

From your mouths Emanate
     The Fears of Childhood,
     The Cries of Nations, &
      The Upheaval of Conformity

Terrorized by the Noises, my mind searches for Escape in the Realities of Others.
     Others who can never Comprehend my Reality
          Others who can never See the Perspective of the Stars
               Or the Whisperings of all of Nature ...
     OTHERS that will never Feel the Passions deep-seated in my Realm of Emotion.

My Wishes are only Mine
     My Visions you'll never See
My Passions take Patience to Unfold
     But my Time is always Free
And my Love? 
     Unconditional and Forever, in this World it has to Hide.

Mdawn

Wednesday, May 1, 1996

Spiral of Sleep

The moon rises and waits for the sun to catch up
     Shimmering, bursting rays - kaleidoscope of colors before my eyes
Pink lemonade, tongue-cooling freak of nature
     Lightening in my fingertips - cloudy grey eyes with a sky of blue outside
White-rimmed tires of uneasy destiny
     And I piss you off again - reason still virtually unexplored
Territorial gestures amuse the fancies of others while we howl and lunge for each others' throats.

Cannot stop the conniving
     Never can halt they lying and snap-deciding
Going off half-baked ideas
     Notions of higher times - my highest realm was within myself
And enter in, I did dare to dwell
     On the kind of luxurious hell that haunts me as I seek to tell my story
And misty red-eyed is this dilated vision of mine

And so do the brambles love to intertwine
     With my absent mind - that rambles on inside me
SNAP KRACKLE POP - PING SLAM BOOM
     Go to sleep now - I pray thee slumber well.
For I will await the darkness alone - Until the black night engulfs me
     And I transform into something wholly pure, beautiful, mystical, kind and intuitive
Transformation into myself.

Mdawn