Tuesday, May 6, 2014

POETRY: "FRE3BAS3" by O.J. Huckleberry



IT'S LIKE THE 80s CAUGHT
UP WITH US.

Cocaine has become "cool"
again. 

We all have become fools
again;

It seems crack hasn't 
broken us enough.

Generations of ADHD babies
reborn on Cinco de Mayo.

The stench of Reaganomics
lingers in the air 

With Wretched Prejudice.

...

Newborns afflicted with 
weakened genes--- 

The struggle for a normal
life, has become painful.

We ignore the dangers facing
our community,

Crack is wack, 
Cocaine got us stuck

Like Blood hounds 
searching for a trace-less scent.

 --- After all who wants to 
be friends with a

Fre3Bas3 baby?






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Sunday, May 4, 2014

POETRY: "Intellext" by O.J. Huckleberry

Her words, concise,
Brief, like these lines.

Filled with landmines
of explored rhetoric.

Her articulate tongue able
to dance with syllables

Like lovers at an elegant
reception.

...

She's receptive to my
knowledge, taking in
My heavy vocabulary

Regurgitating her thoughts
like well planned blueprints;
she's meticulous with her words.

Our ideas take flight
with every additional
contribution, we learn

Better from each other
than from the professor.
She asks me:

"What is love as you
understand it?"

I reply, "It is a relationship
in which you never cease
to learn, one where you grow

together."

...

Is this what it feels like
to be in love?
Or, is this a mere infatuation?
Her intellext is attractive for sure.

And I know she's intent on
loving mine.
Her third eye scintillates
like the stars.

She is sequacious and
seductive, smooth and
salacious, slender and
slick.

I surpass her aesthetic
preferences and mental
expectations; she knows
I can be quite arrogant.

I breathe easier knowing
she's formulating ways
to impress me, instead of
stress me.

Dare I say
I've met my match?

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