wisdom – THE LIBRARY (EB)

Leonell EchaJuly 19, 2017

Have you ever wondered Why monkeys often hop? How they can walk and hop altogether Perfectly nonstop? Oh, how suiting it is to anchor Our boast head-level So as to extinguish flamy rancor And deny failure a bevel. Endure the filthy Of a bitter truth For the asininity That goes with truthful lies are uncouth. […]

Leonell EchaJune 21, 2017

How we do not know Of wisdom’s monopoly A shame they call it When blindness stifles to see That open eyes pleasures sleep And when we awake From the house of slumber’s stare To find we know not That innocence defiled us Trying to save that not lost… Leon ———————— The reward I got For […]

Leonell EchaJanuary 2, 2017

Stories begin on a new page. Mine began at a slow pace. One told of an old rusty vase; The lilies that lived there died, Buried without the son. The union had no daughters To mourn their passing. Lost at sea, I held on to that branch. Wouldn’t let go even when I was safe. […]

Leonell EchaDecember 23, 2016

Eden wasn’t a garden, Edinnu was a room. Man didn’t disobey, he got hungry. And of all the meals, only flesh came bare; in serpent meat. And where man and serpent meet, the bite is either food or a good poison. The room was locked, nobody could leave. The Key had been a lock before […]

Poetry: 3 Hugs For Wisdom

Poetry: Nobel of Ignorance

Vera Bonny | New Beginning

The Curse of Eden!

When

Oblivion

Wither

let them leave you

a poem in six ways

When

Oblivion

Wither