Lady Di’s Crown Royale

Lady Di’s Crown Royale
It took 20 years of running
to make my way back to her
But time was infinitely faster
It brought me home, sweet, home with cunning.
Spirits of cornflower February, heavenly buried
“I love you. I love you Mary!”
A simple thank you is simply radiant Magic.

The Blind Eye

https://unclesnarky.files.wordpress.com/2016/12/one-eyed.jpg?w=627

Blind in one eye, can’t see out of the other

 

Hallowed be the wishes

of the war-torn children

as they battle to be brave,

their families unsafe.

All the world turns blind eye

while missiles reign the sunny skies

The land of the free, home of the brave

refuses these helpless as terrorist slaves

There’s more exploitation

There’s no place to go

Aid is only for the media show

Mourn for the child face down on the beach

while tucking your own kids into warm beds to sleep.

 

CREDIT of Photo: https://unclesnarky.files.wordpress.com/2016/12/one-eyed.jpg?w=627

Art by Mare Martell

A funny joke, construction paper, SOLD
Worm of Fuck off, Wacom, printed
ORBY, Yolks, pen and ink on paper
For the Record, upcycled record with mirrors and acrylic, SOLD
Love Thy Neighbor, cloth, SOLD
ORBY, Yolks, pen and ink on paper
Wall Art for Wyatt, acrylic, paneling
ORBY, Yolks, pen and ink on paper
A Girl and her Dog, acrylic, canvas, SOLD
The Green Lady, acrylic, canvas, SOLD
Lorraine the Warrior Queen, multi-media, canvas SOLD
Inanna, paper mosaic
Harm None, acrylic, board, SOLD
Doctor Who Fez and Bow Tie, Multi-media, framed SOLD
Watercolor Woman, framed, watercolor
Magda, watercolor, paper SOLD
Freddie’s Cat, acrylic, canvas
Holey Hearts are Beautiful Art, Multi-media
Greta Turner, paper mosaic, SOLD
Key to Happiness, multi-media, framed
Literal Yard Stakes of Unity, sealed acrylic, wood
Quad light cover, multi-media
House Sign 3’x4′, sealed acrylic, board
Abstract Garden, Multi-media
Prayer, acrylic, canvas
Judgement, acrylic, canvas
Bathing Woman, charcoal, paper
Fiery Cassie, Given up
Kawphy Hill Breakfast, watercolor, paper SOLD
Be Your Own Brand of Ormal, Multi-media
Perfekt Human, acrylic, board
NomNomNomaste, acrylic, acrylic board PRINTS
Olive Juice, acrylic, canvas SOLD
I SEA eye, acrylic, canvas
Blessed be, Y’all, acrylic, board, SOLD
Support Grand Rapids, acrylic, board DONATED
Be At Peace With Your Depths, acrylic, board
I SEA eye, acrylic, canvas
Brewed Kawphy, acrylic, board
White Tiger, colored pencil, paper SOLD
Generations SOLD
Senorita, acrylic, canvas
Miss Marge’s Cat, acrylic, canvas SOLD
Deepest loss, acrylic, canvas
Cat with Fish, paper mache
Blessed Be Woman, acrylic, board, SOLD
Study in color, acrylic, canvas
Goldfish, acrylic, canvas
Water Goddess, water color, paper
Double Light Cover, multi-media
Martian Sunset, acrylic, board
Arizona Sunset, acrylic board
Say Yes, acrylic, board SOLD
Sunshine on my Shoulders, acrylic on Canvas
Mandala, Lai Thai Kitchen window, acrylic, glass ONE TIME
Jen’s Portal, acrylic, canvas SOLD
Divine Feminine, acrylic, canvas
Depression’s Fire SOLD
Women at the River, acrylic, canvas SOLD
Louis Armstrong, multi-media SOLD
I SEA, acrylic, canvas
East up Fulton, acrylic, canvas
Be Love, acrylic, board, SOLD
Pray Spirit Pray, acrylic, board, SOLD
Biergarten Von Schreiber, acrylic, board SOLD
Avocado Vulva, acrylic, canvas
Madly loved, acrylic, board, SOLD
Emily, acrylic, canvas
Kawphy Hill House Sign, Acrylic, board, SOLD
Hummingbird, colored pencil, paper SOLD
Lillies of the Water, colored pencil, paper
Literal Yard Stakes of Be Love and Peace, sealed acrylic, wood
Grasshopper, acrylic, board

The Abuser’s Abuse

Forgiveness is easy for some

They let the nefarious acts,

Committed by an ABUSER,

S

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    D

     E.

But I cannot swallow deceit, for

I’ve tasted the destruction

from the pants of Mephistopheles,

felt weapons to my head,

heard the bloody rhetoric

with innocent ears,

clawed my way from denigration,

Felt the punishment unjustified.

I recognize what I see.

I will not say I’ve seen something else.

I will not lie and say it’s okay or maybe.

I will not wait and see.

You can’t gaslight me.

I’m calling it straight out, ABUSE

From an ABUSER

in a position to ABUSE.

I will not excuse ABUSE for anyone.

I will not TOLERATE

ABUSE

FROM

ANYONE

PERIOD.

Panic at the dealers

I can’t breathe

The panic and fear are real

They are as tangible as an orange

Unappeeling, repulsive 

Unhinged.

The parade of white men

Lead the execution

Of the American dream

While I imagine their self-righteous glibness

Witness its display in expensive

Overly pompous pagentry

That only they appreciate

While I bargain and borrow to get

My car out of hock.

Revelation

Show me the place where they buried their young

Take me where they were refused their history unsung

Reveal to me the ground where the blood dripped dark

Unearth the bones of the fallen fathers and matriarchs

Disclose the disguise of those who committed theft of life

Expose their fraudulent actions; birth them through the afterlife

Shatter their shells of fragile proportions kept

Pull back the rugs where their dirty secrets were swept

Shine bright glare upon their truths yet untold

Release the spotlight of their staged exposure ever bold

Revolt against the tyranny that has entire families divided

Return them once again to their voices, forgiven and united.

Songs of Nation’s Pride

This poem was originally posted on April 16th, 2015 as part of a writing challenge. It seems to fit the mood I find myself in today. The day before the inauguration of Voldemort the Orange (my phrase) and his Plunder monkeys (Stephen King’s phrase).

I truly believed at my mother’s knee

That when I sang, “My Country ‘Tis of Thee”

The words I sang were truer than true

That if I bled for honor, it would be red, white, and blue.

But I’ve awakened to find a land divided

Bathed in disparity, desecration of what was once united.

I was taught at my Navy Veteran Daddy’s knee

That the Star Spangled Banner was to be honored deeply

That if I sang with truth in my heart

I’d stand united with my countrymen, never to part.

I believed in the land of the free, home of the brave

But I’ve awakened to find a land of the fee, home of the slaves.

I understood from my Grandparent’s legends

That America the Beautiful open armed beckoned

The words describing purple mountains and amber waves

Breathing life into the fruited plains of graves

But I’ve awakened to find a dying fracked rocky tops

Blackened drought plains laying desolate of crops

Where my family is from in Michigan The Rapids, la Grande

Makes me, all joking aside, a Yankee Doodle Dandy

Where the emblem of, the land I loved

Was supposed to be where there’s never a boast or brag

But I’ve awakened and I’ve found this only applies to non-fags

If you’re slightly brown skinned or poor, they turn you away

Ain’t nobody got time for that, they’ll remove you from society’s gray.