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SUPERBE SOLUS ET SUPERIOR

SUPERBE SOLUS ET SUPERIOR
Coat of Arms of Kristian Harvey Lumba

Right Rotation by C. Lombai (A Poem)

Right Rotation
by C. Lombai

Scowling, across the bright, moving screen,
Involuntary twitch--pleasure green,
You should be on top, there you I've seen.
Four sides on a square; where have you been?

You're smile will change. Right, you're beautiful.
Lost goals and desires--dutiful?
Can't understand; subs, unhelpful.
Flower? Down, roots; up, petals artful.

When you rotate, do you distort too?
A flash of light and a pose will do.
You capture subjects like in a zoo.
Nature's upside-down; web, spider's poo.

At home on your phone in the background.
Vulcan shows you he's always around.
Right, I love you, do I stutter proud?
If I stutter, I should not be loud.

Emoji, too, has one of its own.
Top, the sad lips; down, the eyes are shown.
On your behest, while I'm on my throne.
When I go down, you serve me, I groan.

There's no right rotation, now I know.
Even when he's in the square, the foe?
The natural way is gravity.
Easy gestures, words; unhindered, free.


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Superbe Solus et Superior
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