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Miles Dissolve, and Oceans ‘See me plunk in front of my monitor? See you! You’re in Africa/Australia/Toronto/ Korea/Oahu. Venice? Pa-ree? Rome-Rio- Heidelberg-Brussels-Great Britain, OneHorse, USA? Chi’, Seattle, N’Awlins, the Apple! No end to the hearts and minds on the ‘Net! Put your specs on, that’s it. Don’t need ‘em? Lucky sod. Forget all that and click to me, while I click to you. Watch our world grow even more. Something about quietly sitting in the glow of a screen that reflects feelings cannot be said. Makes us believe – no, know -- we can join souls. Not about sex, is it? About homing in on who we are. Where we are coming from, what we give, what we try. What makes us happy and how much we hurt, and why. Whether we are working to create better selves from the debris Life’s bolts leave, even though we sometimes hunker down and pad our shells with wet sand. Keys fly when we let ourselves show-me- show-you. Bodies not required! Meeting unnecessary, no need to “press the flesh.” Where romance is our object, helps more than hurts to look deep. Not be distracted by cut, color, style. Tics, pecadilloes, shyness, or showmanship. Legs straight? Bowed? Rendered inert or gone? Some of us point to type, some rely on other devices. Physical scars? All got some inside. Dimples? Accidents of birth. Tattoos? Not original equipment. Height important in basketball. Got our our will-o’-the-wisps, our fireplugs. Little people, Goliaths, rolypoles. Ah-nold six-pack and pecs, or along the lines of Pooh. Marks on a wall, ho-hum. Endomorph, ectomorph, who remembers all the morphs? Peel away the crust and show us the center. Let us feel if it is warm. Smell the yeast, see if it is soft to the touch, but not too. Not being picky, just connecting. Your feet, will they be “stickin’ up out’ the casket?” ala Eubie Blake’s rollicking tune? So be! As for hair: lank, sprayed, rug, plugs, curls, spikes, plaits, braids, comb-over, no sweat. Lips and breasts fatten or shrink. Penises. Brows tweeze, pencil, tat, shave. Point. What gets us to the core? Lenses gloss or magnify. Light tends to shift. But when we write, the crust falls away. Then we know.
(c) Phyllis Jean Green, September, 2007
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Love Tinka
Be safe,
Karen
Your words captured such vividness and flow,Imagery
Yes with this new age of computers
You can talk and make friends miles and oceans
And to the whole world but is also very dangers too!!
Excellent writing!!
Love Peace and hugssss....Morning Star
and there is the Ocean of humanity
I enjoyed it Pea!
I believe we have an advantage!
"Miles Dissolve, and Oceans", gives one food for thought on, just how much, we really, really do share and why. . .and how, and why, and what and where. . .and why some more.
To love unconditionally, was always much more difficult. . .but in order to survive somehow, we must learn it.
I would like to think God has this all under control!
ANOTHER FANTABULOUS PEN!
:)
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Take care,
Sherry
Love,
Eileen
Blessings,
Joyce B.
See me plunk *I love that word* in front of my monitor? I see you, all the way in CaroLINa! I see the soul of a wonderful poet opening as big as Texas, sharing her world to embrace mine, to enrich me with love and poetry. This is my new favorite of yours--ab-so-lute-ly!!!!!!! Well done, yes.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
It's a self-therapy, not an addiction.
Sandie May Angel :o)