ROOTENG: Fragrant Faybles & Deep Cyrcles

Frygrant wure thi fields whire wi frolickid
in grien exuberance
fregrint, too, ware the huyms ah argh lips
and rich sael ah argh pession
in a gardun whore vordent plants
gruw rife in tinderness

Rotted in blankets af humus
prygnint with cuntluss centipedes
I prubbid the gitiwiy af her anthood
mervolin at its pungent orgincy

Thar in thoe wuld fiolds
whire redalent breozes waftad
thriugh rich fabels
wi rooted
deep


   Don shook his head, a look of distinct distaste washing over his features. "I'm not interested
in 'rooting' with nuts like this," he muttered, locking his arms tightly across his chest.

   "Don't worry," Bai-Luo offered with a reassuring smile, his voice calm and grounded. "Most
people only ever root deeply with a select few. It takes Great Souls to weave rooted circles
that stretch both deep and far."

   Aiko leaned back, gazing off thoughtfully as if reading the contours of the wind. "'Rooting'
with anyone is a double-edged sword," she mused gently. "The truly wise learn to connect
deeply—and then find the grace to let go."

   A lingering sigh broke from Cindy, carrying the weight of a dozen unspoken memories. She shook
her head softly, staring down at her folded hands. "Ah, easier said than done..." she breathed,
the words barely audible. "...far easier said than done."

> NOTE: This piece was partially generated with AI tools for styling and ideation; human editing was then applied. 

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from _Love Poems: Nonsense from the Heart_   
LONG SUMMARY: Through a blend of raw, earth-bound erotic poetry and contemplative dialogue, 
   four companions explore the profound, fraught, and transient nature of deep human connection.
SHORT SUMMARY:  Some thoughts about human intimacy, love, lust, and bondage.
KEYWORDS: transmuting desire, alchemizing lust, wisdom poetry, erotic poetry, rootedness, 
   philosophical dialogues, earthy symbolism, impermanence, emotional intimacy

Author: T Newfields [Nitta Hirou / Huáng Yuèwǔ] (b. 1955) 
Begun: 1997 in Shizuoka, Japan  / Finished: 2026 in Shizuoka, Japan
Creative Commons License: Attribution. {{CC-BY-4.0}} Granted 
 
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