The Pollen of Inspiration
by The Domino Impact
Their chaos
Is to our creation
Many thanks to the bees
Pollen of inspiration
To the psyche of suppression
Hidden desires pack a punch
Transmute the fuse of anger
Jumpstart the quantum caverns,
Backrooms of the heart
Polarity by principle
Siphoned balanced scales
Indoctrinated, inspired action
Divinity prevails
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I love your poem! The pollen of inspiration is wonderful!