The Mantra

Paul Bell

5 am, you woke me up, to meditate.

 

 I thought someone had died, someone had, me.

 

 It was the ultimate time, you said.

 

 Looking down, I had to disagree.

 

 Can you feel the energy, she said?

 

 I can’t feel myself, go away.

 

 This is a window of opportunity, she said.

 

 There was a window.

 

 Let us breathe, she said.

 

 This had never happened before, nutcase came to mind.

 

 What is your mantra, she said.

 

 What is my name, I said.

 

 No, you have to reach out, draw in the energy.

 

 I am going to reach out; it won’t be pretty.

 

 Let me take you on a journey, join me.

 

 I’ll phone you a taxi, blast, it’s your house, I’ll phone me a taxi.

 

 If we connect, the sex will be out of this world.

 

 Okay, through the delirium I heard the S word

 

 Mm, mm feel it, Mm, mm, feel it, Mm, mm, can you feel it.

 

 I can definitely feel something.

 

 It’s getting stronger, we are one.

 

 We definitely are.

 

 We must connect.

 

 We definitely must.

 

 Before my husband comes off the night shift.

 

 Thought I heard the H word there.

 

 Let us be one.

 

Let us wind back to the husband.

 

 He is but a component in time.

 

 What time does this component come home at.

 

 Six, but it’s okay, he’s gay.

 

 Thought I heard the G word there.

 

 He likes to join in, which can be a pain.

 

 When you say join in, what do you mean.

 

He likes to join in 

 

In the mantra.

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Comments3

  • Mutley Ravishes

    This is seriously
    Funny, Paul!

  • Teddy.15

    lol you just put me me in my very own mediative mood just in time for my shift! 🤣

  • sorenbarrett

    Another smile Paul this could be a complicated menage a trois where singing is required. A good read my friend



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