beerless poetry

It appears to me that my poetry
will become more widely popular
more acceptable to you if my current
love for beers do not interfere with it.​

But given the simplicity
of my already simple poetry,
it remains to be seen if the choice
for my anti-beer poetry will be the accurate one.​

The outside smells like sage,
sweet bay, pines and other flowery scents /
molecules of ocean breeze or rain that hasn’t fallen
because the clouds have not been able to pee just yet.​

In this poem of heavy confusion
my heart smells, hears the wild call
of the hiss of an opening beer can..but what's
impossible sometimes just has to be done.
Dry cheers.!

Fidel Guerra, Oregon, July 7, 2020.​

 

Nice muse

AND good poem

Sometimes we fight egainst a monster stronger AND bigger than Us.

The gods's nectar is a powerfull enemy or friend it depends ok the way we see the things.

Good luck

 

Lexema,
thanks for your awesome remarks.

My poetic thoughts are grounded in one,
maybe two or perhaps, but not as often, three beers per poem
but the good thing is that I don’t write daily.

A most interesting fact regarding my refreshing
habits, though, is that it is a mellow stream, like an irrigation system
for my poetic fields that originates out of nowhere and music makes it better, greener.!

Blessings,
Fidel Guerra.

 

Jajajaj good for you. State away of that amound.

Whatta Pitt.

Enjoy your cool beers

 

no beer tonight? maybe tomorrow, like Aerosmith on their dream on.

 

Lexema,
yes, that I can do...stay away from a beer...but it’s hard because it sings to my wandering heart...I know I’m not good with words, but I think it makes them somehow charming...so, It’s not a promise but I’ll try to avoid it, at least for several poems and see what happens…

kindly,
Fidel Guerra.

 

What’s up Gus?
yes, no beer tonight, but I already have its aroma tattooed in my poetic imagination,
but guess what.. I can make it a memory any time I want to….because I’m the shit dude..!

I’m kidding bro;
oh beer oh cerveza, chela, birria,
so starkly lovely, so proud to have it in my vocabulary.

Gracias dude,
Fidel Guerra.

 

This is love
This is love
This is love

 

Lexema,
how are you doing? Hope all is well,
and yeah, love is love.!

But trust me,
with a beer in one hand
and a poem in the other I’m the picture of cool
in my little desk.

Blessings,
Fidel Guerra​

 

Hi Guadalupe,
beer is the talk or poetic topic of our world now a days,
but I truly believe that, if you drink it or use it in the proper poetic setting,
can be or should be a great adjunct to light on our poetry.

Now, tequila and poetry, for me, that’s out of the picture,
I tried once and let me tell you, I almost saw the presence of my poetic thoughts.
It is a special feeling, yes, but poetry, music and tequila create...muchos gritos, mocos and many bad words.

Gracias, saludos y besos de agua de orchata..

fidel guerra.

 

Hola Guadalupe,
yes, straight forward poetry or as people say;
you put your pedal to the metal, but in this case or as I say;
you put your petals to the side and be that stranger of you that
also lives inside us. Can you believe that, even Pope Francis gets piss.!

Saludos,
Fidel Guerra.