Orange Blues

Mutley Ravishes

Muddied, turbulent waters

In the Church of Smyrna

Wash away the defenses 

Cannot control the senses 

Wave of lust, joint rust

No ears to listen 

To intuition 

Manifestation pulls 

A disappearing act 

Sacrum out of whack

I fight back 

With Solfeggio raps

Vibrational taps

Below the navel 

I think I’ve nailed 

It this time!

  • Author: Mutley Ravishes (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 3rd, 2025 01:53
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • sorenbarrett

    Whether aging or just a bad day this poem speaks of assessing one's body and correcting the problems. Nicely written and fun at the same time.

    • Mutley Ravishes

      Thanks Soren. I was speaking to a certain form of compulsive habit and how to deal with it through the body instead of the usual endless talking! Not to say that talking is useless, but can it reach the the ocean floor?!

    • TobaniNataiella

      Sometimes actions are better than words, an enjoyable and entertaining read

    • 2781

      It's a touchy subject: we definitely don't want to nail him again.

      • Mutley Ravishes

        For sure. Just the 5 senses, not the man!

      • Tony36

        Great write

        • Mutley Ravishes

          Thanks, Tony. Now I'll get back to cleaning up that church!

          • Tony36

            You're welcome

          • arqios

            This poem evokes a sense of both physical and emotional wearinessn; also it is a vivid, emotionally charged piece that delves into the complexities of inner struggles and the quest for balance and healing. Your use of rich metaphors and dynamic language creates an immersive experience. Thanks for sharing.

            • Mutley Ravishes

              Thank you! It's a long old battle. I'm working on a knockout punch!

              • arqios

                I’m at blue corner with towel and water bottle…and plaster 🙏🏻👍🏻



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