AUTHOR’S NOTE

This was written spur of the moment in response to a post on one of the group sites that I belong to on Father’s Day of this year. I have had very good responses from those few that I have chosen to share it with, and it was suggested by a few of them that I might want to share it with others. But I am a somewhat unschooled writer. I write by inspiration alone, inspired by events and people around me, or, as was the case with this story, by something that I have read or heard or even by a random thread of memory. I do not go seeking the words by choice, they simply come of their own accord.

This Inanimate Devotion is about loyalty VS. fidelity/faithfulness, it’s from my own reflection or opinion the way how relationship should be. What I mean is that loyalty just means that he/she is your only one, but you do not really trusts him/her. Because for me faithfulness to your partner is like your faith to God even if you don’t really see it you should believe that He exists just like your love to your partner even if you are already in doubt about his love it is still your obligation to trust him.

Passion of lovers held away from each other for a long time.. savoring their love unmindful of the world..

Limerick.

Santa Ana, California October 1999.

I have tried to incorporate the basic information on enzymes in this composition. It has been greatly simplified for the benefit of all my dear readers.

Nowadays, you do not know what fidelity refers to. So, you have to be careful and pay attention. Fidelity can be loyalty to the one you love or fidelity in sound or in another words high fidelity.

Nowdays, time is very important. You have to be on time otherwise there are catastrophes which happen. It is time to be more flexible with time because each person has his or her own rythme but should know his or her own load of work to accomplish.

A poem of love, commitment, and fidelity

poetry by a deaf poet.

A man thinking with his trousers, and not his head, food can be a cold comfort when it is being hurled at you, long live fidelity!