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  Jan 2015 Haydn Swan
Olivia Kent
Your touch on my lips makes me quiver inside.
You are making me sore.
You’re such a beast.
My ******* that you're stroking stand full and *****.
Touching you, feeling you.
You get under my clothes and nibble my nose.
I have not got an ounce of regret.
There are moments, so many moments,
I wish we'd never met.
But still I love you.
I’m feeling alive.
Should really have stayed indoors today.
The cold though refreshing is ever so nice.
Need indoor heating to steal all that ice.
© Livvi
  Jan 2015 Haydn Swan
Sally A Bayan
(haiku x 5)

Sharp teeth of winter
Punctured flesh, body, and soul,
Statues squeezed amongst

Cold doves, deer...standing
In an iced menagerie,
Crystalled, unmoving.

Eyes, mind.....blazed, like sun,
Thawing stilled life...frozen love,
Til pulse IS revived,

Til warm mem'ries roll
Til warm blood, through my veins flow
Til warm teardrops.....fall.

And I...must now leave.
This stolid, indiff'rent stage,
I can stand no more.


Sally

Copyright 2015
Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan
***i know i must leave,
     there is sun, life breathes outside,
     i'll leave...to live on...***
  Jan 2015 Haydn Swan
Rupal
When meanings
Become
Meaningless
Life has a
Whole new
Meaning
Haydn Swan Jan 2015
Those nights with you,
sent the rain away,
would that you were here with me now,
if my tears fell gently into your eyes, would it make you see ?
sold my soul for you so there's nothing left,
now the night cuts me through,
long, lonely hours watching a clock,
its mournful face taking your place,  
under this blood red moon,
I guess love died too soon.
Haydn Swan Jan 2015
If you stick a knife through your heart,
be sure to stick it in deep,
through all the years,
through all the tears,
through all your pain,
release the spirit of darkness,
set it free,
let it float through the clouds,
let it kiss the clown.
Haydn Swan Jan 2015
Love is like an olympic torch,
it burns continually,
is never extinguished,
kept for the briefest of moments,
then simply passed on,
person to person,
lifetime to lifetime,
generation to generation.
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