Winter's Lair - A poem inspired by cadbury's creme eggs
Each morning she sets out before the sun. As she climbs, the sun rises to meet her at the summit. From there, she knows no limit.
What is the folly of youth?
There comes a stage in a young person’s life where he becomes convinced that he knows and understands everything. Life appears in black and white as concepts like morality, right versus wrong, are very clear. It is easy to cast judgment upon others while oozing a sort of smug superiority. Some never venture beyond this surety (clinging to the warmth and comfort) to consider a broader perspective. Others start to loosen their grasp. When they do, humanity and all of its unifying energy may then filter in through their fingers.
More, give me more, give me more
Day one, impossibly condensed
A tiny ellipse, ripe with matter
The center of all, and all at the center
Creamy yolk of sweet egg, ready to birth
On day two, expansion to white
Milky, opaque, binding
Day three, a shell forms
Theobroma cacao lends meat
From deep jungles where pyramids connect ancient man to the stars
So does this tree bind us to the beginning of time
And the fourth day quivers and shakes and ejaculates into chaos
More, there is more, there is more
Zooming outward, visions blur
A chocolate mountain spews white and golden lava
Ancient crustaceans behead chickens with eggs in utero
Armadillos with little armored hearts wrung in the exquisite agony of love
Dark and light marble as stars trade places
Idols wrapped in colored foil accept consciousness as sacrifice
And zombies starve
As it was the light, not the flesh that sated their hunger
More, what is more, what is more
From the periphery through a wide-angle lens, perfect order dissolves
bluegreen bruises and browns
Lights extinguish and relinquish their pull
Arcs turn to tangents and earthly residents are catapulted abroad
Into the freedom of the vacuum, where crusts crack and expose nectarous centers
Sight is restored to those wanting more, just before…
No more, no more, no more
Oh my goodness. Having come from corporate America, I am all too familiar with the term "rebranding." It's a term that is thrown around when a company decides to refresh its image, all in the hopes of tricking more consumers into buying something they clearly didn't need (or they would already be buying it, right?).
I'm just going to lay it all out here. I'm so tired of people acting like we can't be honest with our kids. I don't have children and I haven't given the talk personally (unless you count the knowledge I passed on when I was 7), but I think we're building sex up to be some big evil act when we can't even talk openly about it.
Last night, a vision came to me
I suppose I'm probably years late on this observation, but I must point out that I am not an avid porn watcher. As a general rule, I've always found it kind of disturbing. Now, more than ever though, I'm concerned that the porn industry is taking things way too far, and moral and ethical lines have not only been crossed, but trampled and then shat upon.