It’s a transient world in this cesspool called life where dangerous people cause infinite strife But laid out before us in a subliminal church A decoration of faith, a presentation of worth It is here that we find peace and love undisturbed With just an inkling of anger or just maybe perturbed But we let it all go at the drop of a dime Because all we’ve got left is our life and some time.
here you are standing in the midst of the ocean letting yourself be swayed accepting all the push and pull of the waves of life always at the mercy of external stimuli
one day, you were told you can walk on water psychologically traverse endless states of mind it does take some faith and courage, to attain the level of selfpersuasion and know the outside world is not for signs and confirmation
you were told, you have this inner strength to reveal in you such a character unmoved by the world at the calmest with your strong conviction whatever the senses perceived relieved, it didn’t matter
for you know you are the hidden force in every situation the causation behind circumstances encountered but, will it be alright if no one knew, not a hint of recognition of the noble ideals you projected here in Caesar’s world
When man started establishing permanent settlements, they needed to develop way to dispose of human waste and originally, it was buried it in the ground. Maybe the idea came from watching cats digging a hole and burying their waste. Most early civilizations were established near rivers, which not only provided a source of fresh water for irrigation, but also a method for waste elimination. The ironclad rule was to always dump downstream! Cesspools were designed in areas that not connected to rivers and they would receive and hold sewage for human waste. They were frequently placed under the floors of castles that were often made of wood. A cesspool consisted of an underground hole lined with brick or stone and porous material. Excrement sank to the bottom and liquids flowed out between the spaces in the brick lining. The waste could not just be flushed away, so when the cesspool got full…
Welcome back! PROMPT #258 It's so tough to remain positive at times. A word that is constantly gnawing my insides, staring back at me from every wall I encounter is CESSPOOL I choose this as the prompt word for this week. Your piece need not be pessimistic or negative. You can show how someone manages … Continue reading Reena’s Xploration Challenge #258
as if unboxing a present, bottled feelings- emerge in subtle time, bubbling, seething, frothing- effervescences on its fringes- irrationality, as tepid sobriety fizzles out.
Acknowledgements :- Thank you Reena Saxena for hosting RXC# 257. The above picture is the prompt. Thank you Punam Sharma for hosting Poetics at dVerse. The theme is, “Let’s all drink to the goodness of words flowing, let’s all live up to our pub’s name, let’s spread some cheer!”. Thank you all for stopping by and reading.
Denise gives me a ponderable quote. “A book should be an ax to chop open the frozen sea inside us” I go ahead and choose a book that seems relevant. I’m engulfed by dizziness, just when I’m on the verge of a breakthrough, landing in a whirlpool. My feet are shackled by guilt, as I … Continue reading Frozen Sea inside Me