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 Feb 2013 Andrea
Hannah Sabine
i'll be your beer-soaked, ashed on bar,
i'll be your cloudless night sky
in january, baby.
so cold it burns.
i'll be your pirate ship
and your shores,
your weapon of mass destruction
and all the mountains i could level,
i'll be the pack of cards
we lost
under your bed.
i will be your final resting spot,
your casket and your headstone.
"Here lies someone who was
torn by love
so many times
it's a miracle we could bury his body."
honey i tried so hard to be your
candle in the sun.
light against light.
something so clean about it.
but i just got turned into
the north wind that
caresses your shoulders
on the walk to class.
not even noticeable
anymore.
not even raising goosebumps
on your
spine.

Your,
rocky chest is solid;
rosy face is very mild
cherry lips are sweet
blue eyes gives, a treat

Your,
two sumptuous *******
feeds, nurture child's thirsts;
spicy body brings out,  lust;
starry night, late to bed for rest.

Your
sixth sense is of what you feel;
within a precious moment to heal;
I stretch  my hands to borrow;
bestow upon me your sorrow !

*
By
Williamsji Maveli
williamsji@yahoo.com
www.williamsji.com

From the collection of "Microthemes....." to be released shortly by the author.
 Feb 2013 Andrea
Morgan
You've got a pair of strong hips
That pull me in with muffled lies
I've got a pair of soft lips
That you lean into with tired sighs

You've got a pair of bright eyes
That adjust to mine too seamlessly
I've got a pair of dark eyes
That are lost inside your scenery 

You always know just what to say
I fall apart a dozen times a day
We're just living in this dizzy game
Three years later, I still haven't
figured out how to play
You cracked my foundation every which way
But you're the one constantly reshaping the clay
I know that everything I touch is left in disarray
*But I won't sleep
if you don't stay
 Feb 2013 Andrea
Allie Johnson
i pour myself another flask
tilt my head to the heavens and choke it down
as if to say 'that one's for you mom'
the gulps of jack honey that kiss my stomach
become a bitter reminder of the things that i relinquish in sobriety
they ask me about my coping skills and lately
i nit pick, mock, and overanalyze
see, i am much more bitter than the poison i swallow
yet it will never occur to anyone that i have a void in my heart the size of kansas
i take another swig, feel the whiskey warm my cheek, and
close my eyes to imagine my mother's hands cupping my face
as if to subtlety remind me that i'll be alright
but that never corresponds to the way that i've felt since that night
i stand in front of the mirror bearing a shocking resemblance of her
my eyes tilt down a little and my lips are thin, just as hers were
 Feb 2013 Andrea
Cass
"What's good for you?" he asked,
As I coped with indecision
I tried to find an answer,
But all my options had ran.

"What's good for you?" she asked,
My ever loving mother.
She wants to see her child blossom,
But her daughter is intent on destruction

"What's good for you?" she asks,
As we make plans to run away.
To live a life of lies,
And never be told to stay

"What's good for you?" he asks,
As we're tangled on the floor,
I know you're so wrong for me,
But you're not really giving me a choice.
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