A PISS POEM: The Metaphysics of Micturition Let everything flow. Let the inner sea break ranks, purging all dross, shedding weight, separating the ghost from the plumbing. If your torrent runs straw-yellow, congratulations. You are well-calibrated. That's standard issue. Isn't that the baseline you prayed for? If your stream turns tawny rust, reckon with your arid interior. Have you forgotten the ancient ledger? We are mostly brine and walking oceans trapped in unwatered skins. If your libation is neon orange, are you overdosed on rifampin, or marooned on the spice-sands of Arrakis? If your flow runs a crimson red, perhaps you're glutted on too much flesh. Or a cancerous battle is raging within you: an invisible unwinnable siege is going on. If your discharge seems bilious green, perhaps you are from Vulcan. More likely- some terrestrial bug has colonized your urethra or mutant poetry has crawled deep inside you. Such are hazards of hitchhiking across stars. Better step back into the transporter pad, and re-materialize with the bio-filters cranked to max levels. If your water breaks completely clear— what an immaculate deliverance! It seems your channels are unblocked: After many silent meditations and oceans of swallowed rain, you've finally dissolved much former dross into perfect, transparent clarity. > NOTE: This piece was partially generated with AI tools; human editing was then applied. ===================================================================================== from How Weird: Out of the Box of Expectations by T Newfields Long Summary: A humorous yet philosophical poem uses the changing colors of urine as a metaphor for physical health, spiritual purification, mortality, and the strange interplay between the human body and the imagination. Short Summary: Reflections on urine, metaphysics, and health. Keywords: micturition, urine colors, bodily health, hydration, metaphysical reflections, urinary satire, leaky symbolism, surreal piddle Author: T Newfields [Nitta Hirou / Huáng Yuèwǔ] (b. 1955 - ?) Begun: 2026 in Shizuoka, Japan ☆ Finished: 2026 in Shizuoka, Japan Creative Commons License: Attribution. {{CC-BY-4.0}} Granted < LAST https://www.tnewfields.info/HowWeird/5.htm TOC https://www.tnewfields.info/HowWeird/index.html NEXT > https://www.tnewfields.info/HowWeird/align.htm TRANSLATIONS ESPAÑOL https://www.tnewfields.info/es/meados.htm NIHONGO https://www.tnewfields.info/jp/shouben.htm ZHŌNGWÉN https://www.tnewfields.info/zh/niao.htm