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Thursday, May 30, 2013

IN THE GANJA SMOKE


[IN THE GANJA SMOKE]
THE MUSIC FOR THIS ONE... BETTA LISTEN..
http://youtu.be/YezkYiSkvzY

Memories of you float by like drifting smoke and I find myself drawn in... Taken to other places where we once were new.
When your skin smelled like dew and I first looked into the liquid pools of your eyes.
You touch me from the smoke as it dissipates and I blow once again.
Sweet sinsi ganja smoke.
When I walked behind you and your booty bounced in my favorite sundress... On my favorite person.
You borne on wings of the subconscious where I and I reside.
A battlefield in a war torn mind.
The price of never forgetting the sweetness of you, even when the pain was so great that drowning would have been a most welcome death.
When I realized that we were never to be again.
When you would be lying in another's arms and I would be traversing this battle torn landscape alone.
The smoke starts to dissipate and I blow again and see you naked with your legs pushed back and I grow heavy for even in my memories you are solid.
Yet even that smoke floats away and I find myself  here alone.
Memories of you like sweet ganja smoke.

JERALD HAMZAHFARUQ MURPHY

FEED ME


[FEED ME]
THE MUSIC FOR THIS ONE...



As unto fruit must I relate thee...
Succulent and hanging from an ancient tree where knowledge is acquired...
A peak through the bushes and a reach through the leaves where the petal has become the basis of formation.
A bite and thy juice as it trickles down my throat rejuvenates me...
So sticky and sweet that I lick it from mine lips and feel it in my tangled beard...
Nectar that serves to make me invincible... Able to stand strong in the face of opposition... Eases the pain of all these things that I have witnessed...
Reminds me of who I am and once was... Who I need to be.
All these things born of thine exposure to the rays of the beating sun...
The pull of lunar cycles and the changing of seasons as thee transform from blossom to root then tree...
The basis of mans existence...As unto fruit do I relate thee.

JERALD HAMZAHFARUQ MURPHY