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read his stuff https://hellopoetry.com/r-2/ n.b. nowadays I write here only in praise of others, as the rewards are far greater than any of the meager stuff I got  laying around. a poem for his summer soul-stice <> self-confessed to the priest, we us, both, meeting in the confess-urinal, wee needy for a solid projectile purging, me, cause, I’m a plagiarist of inspiration **** it every time a ce r tain poet writes, its a sock to my multi faceted square sided~head, discoloring my eye shadow, my maskara crazy running, frustration, admiration, mortar and pestle pounded into a white powder of unadulterated adultery with a frothy topping of a jealousy muse laughing face, at me, cappuccino made from bitter herbs and pink sea salt. in eight lines the man accomplishes what would take me eight, eight full poems, even then, not coming close still failing to retake his brevity skills, his summer solstice way of seeing, by keeping the dark away, by inviting the dark in, making it under duress, spill the beans of his life’s ironies, some hellish, some not, all well kept, in Georgia granite stoney face. the softest steeling of words that irritates me into a fine frenzy... what’s the use, point made, in how he undresses the eyes into just outright gasping, and that is the only permissible comment emoji. ______________________ r Her verse I need to taste the salt of her soliloquy be drunk on the sobriety of her verse those words she writes behind my eyelids makes me want to crawl inside her skin and listen to her heartbeat.
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Jun 23, 2020
Jun 23, 2020 at 8:22 AM UTC
The Salt of His Soliloquy, My Drunken Sobriety (From His Verses)
read his stuff https://hellopoetry.com/r-2/ n.b. nowadays I write here only in praise of others, as the rewards are far greater than any of the meager stuff I got  laying around. a poem for his summer soul-stice <> self-confessed to the priest, we us, both, meeting in the confess-urinal, wee needy for a solid projectile purging, me, cause, I’m a plagiarist of inspiration **** it every time a ce r tain poet writes, its a sock to my multi faceted square sided~head, discoloring my eye shadow, my maskara crazy running, frustration, admiration, mortar and pestle pounded into a white powder of unadulterated adultery with a frothy topping of a jealousy muse laughing face, at me, cappuccino made from bitter herbs and pink sea salt. in eight lines the man accomplishes what would take me eight, eight full poems, even then, not coming close still failing to retake his brevity skills, his summer solstice way of seeing, by keeping the dark away, by inviting the dark in, making it under duress, spill the beans of his life’s ironies, some hellish, some not, all well kept, in Georgia granite stoney face. the softest steeling of words that irritates me into a fine frenzy... what’s the use, point made, in how he undresses the eyes into just outright gasping, and that is the only permissible comment emoji. ______________________ r Her verse I need to taste the salt of her soliloquy be drunk on the sobriety of her verse those words she writes behind my eyelids makes me want to crawl inside her skin and listen to her heartbeat.
https://hellopoetry.com/r-2/ ************* Postscript: as a poet, knee’d & head bent, asking you Lord, would it have soiled a vast eternal plan, to throw some kosher salt, on mes écrits, let a soliloquy make my case, my summer soul-on-ice, hangover from the drunken sobriety that stays, retained, the sense of loss remains long after he has left my screen, and I’m wondering if he gets him poems from that old yellow dog, if true, no fair, but o.k., I’ll take it right, any way, I can, **** it. and you.
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Jun 23, 2020
Jun 23, 2020 at 8:22 AM UTC
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