Poems - Chez Minu
Chez Minu
About Minu
Short Stories
Poems
Blasters
Felt Sense
Rants
School Stuff
Nirvana
Still yourself
into a frozen state,
flat lining life
into one continuous
hum.
A singular breath steadies the
mind from drifting
down.
It is hollow and lonely here
until stillness transposes
solace to solitude.
The soul follows its seer
to embrace a
place of high altitude.
Consume yourself
in a sedative state,
resuming life
into one mellifluous
om.
Marionette Soldiers
The shame is death dealt
by war mongers driven
by imaginary wealth sown
by sacrificing youngsters.
Blame reverence for
machines who force sense
on their bloody preference
cry media for the masses
Unbeknownst to you
the skin is more than sinew
pierced into invisible threads
lifting arms and legs
willed to be belligerent in dread
The call to death
squelches being
all
you
can
be
when it means
committing, creating
a murder scene
The innocents are losing by the masses
Elysium
I love you most in the morning –
emerging from a dream,
stirring to hold on and
resist life’s doldrums.
I hold you most in the morning –
freshened by the night,
swaddled from the unfolding
day that spins you dizzy.
I kiss you most in the morning –
impressing hope upon you,
securing you with strength
to carry out your conscious state.
Minauti Dave
What's in my name
but a thousand stereotypes to define it
A Native American claim
among school boys crying "we're racist."
A hip-hop rap followed by the masses
Turns my name into a gangstress
My name has been stomped upon
,
Warped throughout,
Anglicized when in doubt.
It has been marred with question marks
leaving behind definitions in the dark
It has been immortalized
Categorized
Testosteronized
Changed from a feminized truth into
male lies
My name survives
Where its cultural origins lie
My name takes on ancient motions
A prayer of Sanskrit tokens
To multi-storied goddesses
Of lost and restored prowess
The name has no wraith
In three syllables rolling off a palate
It sits on a pedestal of pride
Outweighing ignorant chides
Commanding prayers
Granting favors
Minauti is offering
In joy and suffering
To all that is divine and mortal
Shaking out the unfaithful
My name is nothing less
Than what I profess
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