FRACTIONS

Dear Improper, barrier crosser, out of order

Waste not your time irate

Understand you friendly fraction, that,

Mixed Number, cannot reciprocate

Dear Improper, barrier crosser, out of order

Take your time and wait

And accept that these great fantasies

Mixed Number, will not accommodate

Improper dear, please know your place

Deadly reactors,dormant lie, in religion, class and race

His lowest common multiple,he will not even render 

To mix nor mingle with, your denominator

So Improper, barrier crosser, out of order

Though your  highest common factor,seems late,

Remember and accept always dear, that Mixed Number,

Cannot reciprocate, nor, accommodate.

Copyright©2012 by Camille Caliscia Patrick

WEED GARDEN

Buried feelings often sprout

Well kept rows of weeds

When   alone these strongly grow

Until   soul, they supersede

And those artifacts of destiny

Unveiled by charades of history
Human eyes soon will betray

When hidden emotions are left to stray

Buried feelings often sprout

Well kept rows of weeds

When   alone these strongly grow

Until soul, they supersede
Impromptu word’s interpretation,

House Shameful moments' revelation

And those hidden feelings unexpressed,

Apt Careless actions, shall confess

Copyright©2012 by Camille Caliscia Patrick

SOUL CHANT

Wrap your arms around her
Oh, sweet symphony of day
Note by note, chord by chord
Embrace Sad’s soul today
Major keys, in blissful order
Harmonies and melodies
No crippling minor
By these erase all memories
Which diminishes her soul
Staccatos her sorrows
Augments her weaknesses
By fortes of   hopelessness
And skilfully crescendos her cries


Wrap your arms around her
Soprano, tenor, alto and base
Sweet voices,well blended
Pitch a smile upon Sad’s face
And quick midday rhythm
Mood changing beats unknown
Swing this wounded soul
With your upbeat metronome
Oh Beautiful music, alas unfold
And with your instruments of old
Accompany Sad, until she finds her way
Until she smiles all day
Until her night reaches that path of BLISS

Copyright©2012 by Camille Caliscia Patrick