Himulmol of that sando worn, justifies my belief,
life would not be really like a smooth foam; this’s
creamy and pleasing to the eyes; himulmol is not.
Through that rugged surface of what y’wore, You
still managed to constrict it honestly on your thin
physique. How’s that? Still can’t reflect deeply on
the beautiful philosophy; on how you planned to
enjoy life/tolerate/invigorate with that garment -
keeping it hot. Himulmol on that sando, is, well,
Badly aggravating . My, oh my, tickling to skin; as
emphatic eyes, I’m quarrelsome as far as stroking
the hand on the sando’s concerned. Even though
the touch is tingling; the experience from start is
---awful all the way.
Realized that whenever himulmol’s on the plane
I pledge to cut them out; off with their existence
They raised life rough, seas rough, an anti-gentle
They fashioned one, form, of love, rough. Finest
shamefacedness, horror to myself, suffered from
---something - - not only himulmol, other
things that are rough. Remember the tiled floor?
has coarse microbes on it! Puncturing on smelly
feet, tenacious on foul-smelling socks, displaying
the world (Earth’s shape’s rough) who’s the boss
---who, is, the, rugged, inconsistency of Vitality
Life, yes, is truly unpolished
Yet even it has a craggy exterior,
I recollect the sando, its himulmols
Are unequivocal, are un e qui vo cal.
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Forces That Made Us Thinking
PoetryA celebration of free poetic expression of the sensible and the nonsensical life where invisible forces push and pull our ever-expressive beings.