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Olivia Kent Feb 2016
A day as hard as granite is.
It's breaking my teeth and it's hurting so bad.
My hair is almost ripped from roots.
Just to sate the need of all who matter, except for me.
She bore into my head like a banshee.
No volume control.
A conscience speared hard by shards of glass, they're sharp
My head is fed by nursing but fast I loose the plot.
(C) LIVVI
  Feb 2016 Olivia Kent
john lindsay
I climb the thin road
Along the muttering stream
Cold off the fell over broken quartz teeth
My step huge in the sharp afternoon

A drape of fern and bracken
Flickering into the eyes corner
Blinking out of green. They are there
Trembling all silence

Of their glass world
Even now
At the door of transformations
Their shy blessings
Fade into the fable
This recalls the magical time when I encountered deer on the side of the lonely B6399 from Newcastleton to Hawick in Scotland.Such encounters only make me more determined to make this remote wild region my home
Olivia Kent Feb 2016
The man stood in the corner.
Tousled his hair like a rock star.
It's in his genes you know.
For he's a man in a dress.
Maybe a man in drag?

Make-up plastered on with a trowel.
Quickly darling chuck him a towel.
To wipe away his blusher.
Wants to be a lady fair.
Her chin is rather bristly.
It gives the game away.

Inside the hardened exterior hides a lady.
Sweet and pure.
Local kiddies take the p.
You see.
Due to lack of understanding.
Missing sympathy.
Kiddies all chuckle at that strange
man.
The fella who wants to be free.
He's a man in a dress.
He ain't got no regrets.
In all sincerity.
He's a lady inside.

He's a man in a dress.
He likes it best.
They all say that breast is best.
The lady is excited.
Cultivated *******.
Procured by things hormonal.
Hairy chin.
Evening shadow.
Perfect skin.
The silhouette perfect shape.
That man he wore a dress.
But he's a lady now.
And she's a cheerful soul.
(c)LIVVI
Olivia Kent Feb 2016
A chalice of gold.
A heart of stone.
May the drinker of spirits be forever cold.
Be inside chilled down to thy bone.

To partake thou of thy sweetest cheer.
To drink from cup edged with gilt.
Let thee never poison fear.
Ne'er to let thy flowers wilt.

May man partake of nectar pure.
Enjoy thine sip from flask and keg.
With ambrosia onwards lure.
Come forth my friends pray break a leg.

May love flow free 'twixt thee and me.
Forever eternal we shall be.
(c)LIVVI
Olivia Kent Feb 2016
It's four o clock.
Storms of winter creeping in.
Tumbling darkest blackest cloud.
Wind's a monster roaring loud.
A blanket of rain is soaking me though.
Drowning in thoughts of missing you too.
Drenched as each evening calls the rain.
Beaten hard.
It eats the brain.
Once the rain it fell insipid.
Today it's biting.
Perpetually absorbing.
Eaten by clothes.
Running raindrops.
Dripping nose.
Cold and horrid.
It's  four o clock tomorrow too.
The raindrops rock on pavements.
Not really daily raindrops, but the tears I cry for you.
(c)LIVVI
Olivia Kent Feb 2016
There are scars etched on the forest floor.
Left by the deer that walked before.
Peacefully.

Upon the plains the mustangs run free.
Free of reins and saddles as they pass.
As they flee the flailing arrows flung from bows.
Kicking heels.
Fractured grass and sand that blows.
Impressions in sand that go with the wind.
Faster than the mustangs.
Still free.
Unbridled.
Until they're broken by the men.
The men, they chase cows.
Corralled.
Fallen.
No longer free.
Oh to be a deer.
(c)LIVVI
Olivia Kent Feb 2016
Somewhere there's a moment.
Left behind in time and space where love was left behind a face.
A face all carved from perfect plastic.
Side effects of love were drastic.
The pain it ripped as knife.
Left behind a lovely wife.
With ******* red as cherries.
Fallen fresh from trees.
******* red as ****** tension.
Brewing hard as pure frustration.
Playing with fire a dangerous act.
Love nothing more than matter of fact.
Broken hearts and daisy chains.
Kisses.
Wishes.
Lust and fun.
All said and done.
Love has reached a setting sun.
A falling star a failing breath.
Moments of passion died a death.
Years ago.
Two or three.
I loved your heart and you killed me.
You tore my heart straight from my chest.
A life without is truly best.
But as a woman I'm confused.
Empty hearted.
Bemused.
Forgot the actual art of love.
Mislaid somewhere upon the path.
I look at lovers and I laugh.
Maybe I'm envious.
Perhaps I'm just oblivious.
(c)LIVVI
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