Poetic Musings

In Many “Noble” Stories

The prince is in love with one woman, yet is “forced” to marry another for ensured status.

It is then customary, “if love is true,” for the first to take the role as concubine.

An accepted practice where once I may have accepted is now something I greatly despise.

Do not speak to me of such “freedoms” between the two in such a union!

Love must not be parceled out to whither in compromise!

Poetic Musings

They Don’t Get Me

No one can have me, if I can’t have me.

If I cannot maintain my own identity, then how the hell am I to be able to be my true self with anybody?

I care too much.

I nurture too much.

I accomodate and defer too much.

I hide and banish the darkness that plagues – when it’s part of the fire that fuels my blaze!

What mortal man would know my worth and welcome me home to share his hearth?

What man could share my passion and heighten to places where together we become enlightened?

I am a magical being – and require The BEST in all things.

Poetic Musings

50’s And Me

I see it in the mirror –
How it covers identity

This facade threatening
To take over personality

Women in their fifties
Allow gray to encroach –

Not the color, but ageism
Upon youth that’s poached

As skin tries to sag from
Weary-defeated struggles

I cry “Fie!” at the mockery
Made of my valiant efforts

I may wear the badge now
But tomorrow we will see:

I will be regaining losses –
Entropy won’t erase me!