A Madness Poem by Doris Cornago

A Madness

Rating: 5.0


My
George
Had a flair
Under my care
Was once a furry
Friendly monster
Quick to lose temper
Brainy, brawny brawler
Softened, sooner tamed
Silly, sultry, soulish love
A madness for me to try
Weaning from base lust
Almost was a fine man
Believed obscene lies
Wild is only best for
Beast, so released
Roused by a troll
A rolling droll
Lost control
Pub-hopping
Mask folds
Nature's
Coddling
Called
Cold

A Madness
Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: character,conflict,love and life,madness,nature
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem was inspired by a movie where the ape was called George, and so, does not pertain to a real person. The gist of the poem is that you can take a man out of the wilderness but you cannot take the wilderness out of the man. So, if he's an ape you've got tamed, he will soon resort to his natural instincts when sent out free to forage with his kin. A warning to those who believe otherwise. Love and life are often in crosscurrents.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Doris Cornago 20 June 2018

But a soulish man does not receive the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him and he is not able to know them because they are discerned spiritually.

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Bernard F. Asuncion 20 June 2018

Doris, such a splendid write....10+++++

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