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Oct 2012 · 1.5k
Speak Easy
Margrett Gold Oct 2012
My words are clumsy
and heavy as rocks thudding
on top of moist earth.
They're disruptive,
uncomfortable.
The noise of my voice like brass
clattering down a flight of stairs,
injured and dented.
Though underground, the sound
is silky and sleek.
My words falling like tiny pearls,
tap dancing daintily,
spilling smooth across marble,
rolling easily,
steady like pattering rain.
Sep 2012 · 988
Before we dream
Margrett Gold Sep 2012
Sticky sheets
gooey in between.
Shivering through shouts,
nights last loud.
tickling me with your eyes,
hands moistening thighs,
pale gasps,
crinkled crys,
and waves that rolled then calmed us
close, too close.
Naked, nestled real
in silver hands.
Sweaty smooth,
and gritty
sand.
Fresh faces hot against backs
and kissing
to find pillow lips
plump
and flowing with neon lights,
crakling life.
sweet, following sleep
to the rocks of electicity,
creating soothing simplicity in me.
Jun 2012 · 508
Just for Fun
Margrett Gold Jun 2012
Your hands are slow;
soft as they stroke
and they tug.

Noses rub
so we laugh a couple.
A chuckle and tickle,
even a pickle.

While your mouth on my skin
is just right like a creamy dessert.
Cool
and light.

That I may take flight in delight
underneath you.
Tying our legs
like we tie our shoes.

Squeezing loose the juice

Feeling it ooze as it drips
from your lips
in this morning's kiss,
and the taste on our tongues,

The tingles persist.
May 2012 · 877
Dandelion Life
Margrett Gold May 2012
Take me to the river
Or the lake
On the water,
Where we can watch old men fish
And make wishes,
Sending them off
into the sun.
Take me to
where I can see the trees
on a hill
from where I lay
in a little red boat,
where frogs belt out a
Curious call,
And bare feet splash
in muddy marshes.
Where clouds shaped like sea horses
Become whales
And turtles before our eyes,
Floating on and on and on and
Ongoing if we would
only stop measuring time.
And the depths
To where my slippery sword
Slashes the ripples,
reaching beneath the surface;
Where I’ll keep my hands apart,
arms out.
So that we’ll glide and collide,
we’ll follow and lead;
our little boat dance
would go on forever,
like the reflection that earth paints for the sky.
Apr 2012 · 2.6k
Treat Me
Margrett Gold Apr 2012
Rock candy
that’s what you are,
Hard in my mouth,
I let your sugar melt
and coat my tongue.
*******
Liquid syrup
Slurp and swallow,
Twirling the stick
twist and lick
Let your tip
pass through my lips
I’ll taste the kiss,
and your juices sit
In the smoothness
of my cheek.
Slowly
you grow soggy-soft in my smile;

Mmm, satisfied.
Apr 2012 · 903
Temporary Captivity
Margrett Gold Apr 2012
In college we are taught to be animals
like "monkey see, monkey do".
Paying in pennies
to live in this petting zoo
Uncaged
Untamed
Some of us broken
Most of us maimed.
Escaping,
freedom without a clue.
Apr 2012 · 382
the big move
Margrett Gold Apr 2012
No one’s sitting in that chair,
though soon not even I,
To say that I’ll no longer be,
would be, to say goodbye.

The thought we’ve had to think, we’ve had!
Though neither wants to think.
That we may loose it if we wait,
that you and i may shrink.

Though would we lose ourselves apart
from all there ever was,
to speak, to hear to see no more,
of me, of you, of us.

For space to see some other things,
perhaps will do some good,
Though you’ll stand here
with someone else,
in space where I once stood.
Apr 2012 · 2.6k
Hazel
Margrett Gold Apr 2012
Sometimes it’s summer in your eyes.
Trees swaying in the green of the breeze
There, the sun shines.

And flowers bloom in Spring,
Cool yellow green, where moist
Mossy earth is alive.

And deep evergreen inhibits darkness,
The warmth of daylight fading fast
Freezing pools of frosted blue.

Gold and brown shadowed by sunset,
an amber autumn shines
In the evening of your eyes.
Apr 2012 · 603
Guilty Pleasure
Margrett Gold Apr 2012
I like what you do to me,
does it count,
****** me poetically?
this fantasy,
it pleases me.
You grabbing me
from inside and
forcing me,
until I’m ashamed.
Though I’m to blame.
No room to be bashful,
I just had a mouthful,

-Your well written slave.
Apr 2012 · 400
Untitled
Margrett Gold Apr 2012
Our lives are a poem,
in which words are not a necessity
for expression.
Those who choose to speak it
might feel different.
They may look different
than those who choose to remain silent.
Apr 2012 · 469
The Water
Margrett Gold Apr 2012
He looked down into the pool
as it turned to fire.
Igniting his reflection,
burning his eyes,
lashes singed,
and I could smell it,
sparking sparkling ripples.
He is lucky he isn’t blind now…
I told him to turn away
from the mysteries.
Though how could the fire
be so cold, he wondered.
Again, with curiosity,
Though he did not dare touch his hand
to the water
in fear of its depths
And secrets.
He once thought the pool had no emotion,
that the smooth movements of the water
were a result of the breeze
but the water breathed
and was disturbed by him.
Mar 2012 · 513
Connections
Margrett Gold Mar 2012
Not wanting to become lost around the edges,
Eyes kept wide
I chew on metallic memory

Crossing the tops of my "L's" like "T's"
crossing my legs
and feet,
digging deep into the groves of a hardwood floor,

Now I'm seeing you from beneath

And there are your eyes, all dewy and earth.
That dark. And rich round.

Fluttering.
Filtering out the echo,
that sounds around your face
static along the edges.
Mar 2012 · 358
Summer
Margrett Gold Mar 2012
It was like running very
slowly through
town.

...lazy lights
Under the big tree

You and me,
We caught fires in our hands

And almost always set them free.
Feb 2012 · 426
Night In
Margrett Gold Feb 2012
All the night is,
Is a thin layer of blackness
And color takes over
In the backs of your eyes,
Glittering through the
Orange and blue
translucent white.
Galaxy spills from the bottle.
Your fingertips
catch the light.
Feb 2012 · 437
LOL
Margrett Gold Feb 2012
LOL
Random bursts of laughter.

"And I can’t wait until

We’re older…

And laughing".

How bizarre

And strange we sound

To those…

Speaking the silly.

A different

language

In a way…

Some may know

other familiar dialects,

And we must ask,

Where are you from?

You sound like us

But a little

different.
Feb 2012 · 1.0k
Uprooted
Margrett Gold Feb 2012
Your skin against My skin
Is coarse
Scratchy
Bark,
and it peels as you crunch
against my freshness.
Your unnatural flesh
Flaking off in chunks.

Your heaviness
splitting me
Grinding into my spirit
(while I resist)


I want to spit.
Feb 2012 · 612
Give and Recieve
Margrett Gold Feb 2012
You sought me out, ignore the rest;
Sharing unwrapped and unmarked gifts
whenever you needed to be touched.
Creating moments so beautiful
So cunningly.
So impersonal, yet needy like a pup.
Loving only to survive,
Until I fell in love.
Feb 2012 · 523
Ours
Margrett Gold Feb 2012
No purer than this
In the middle of the mulch and sand,
We stand.
We swing, and we sway through the dark
or the fog,
exhaling the day.
Memories captured,
laughter greets the night.
While these small moments,
These beautiful movements,
We'll keep in our minds.
Jan 2012 · 516
A little Air
Margrett Gold Jan 2012
Make me into a balloon,
******* up.
And stretch me out.
Make me shine.

Tie me up,
Watch me close.

Let me go
Let me fly.
Lose me in the sky.

Be happy for me
When I’m there,
up high.

It wont be long
before I come back down,
I’ll Pop.

Then you’ll find me,
Here
on the side.
Jan 2012 · 612
Sleeping Beauty
Margrett Gold Jan 2012
Once upon a time…
In a large room
With a tiny window
And mirror mirrors on the wall,

He’ll call her Sleeping Beauty,
and kiss her a while;
she waits for the prince.

In a land far far away...
They’ll be face to face.
Or they’ll be chin to forehead.
They’ll be locked away

Up in the highest tower...
He'll charge into her,
Horses pounding at her heart.
                                    
He doesn’t know how to dream
And he hates it when she sings
So she just screams.

He’ll only come a little while.
And then she’ll fall back into sleep
so beautifully. It’ll seem

they all lived happily ever after...

The End.

— The End —