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Flexible old ladies Extending their worn out muscles Was first opinion about yoga After taking class my life enlightened Eyes contemplated the world Push ups and sit ups is Kindergarten level She requires all your mind and energy for full nourishment Body bent like graph She lifted my arms and legs into sky While I pushed my body with force towards the ground Thorax laid flat like a blue print Back pulled up like crow bar 2 hours of meditating felt like two days in furnace Filled with negative tension and tempting thoughts All my problems expelled through my **** She gave me the best love I ever had Her tongue licked wax out of ears so I could hear truth My mind was fighting against my body Trying to escape this bomb *** high that made me feel like Jell-o But brought back so many painful memories that I pretended to forget That’s when she grabbed insecurity’s arms and whispered to me “Baby, don’t be afraid. I won’t hurt you.” Her soft lips caressed my stiff brain down to my feet Her breath massaged my bone marrow till I was unconscious I awoke a healed soul By Shannon Pollard © July 18, 2007
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Aug 4, 2014
Aug 4, 2014 at 6:29 PM UTC
Spiritual Kundalini Energy
Flexible old ladies Extending their worn out muscles Was first opinion about yoga After taking class my life enlightened Eyes contemplated the world Push ups and sit ups is Kindergarten level She requires all your mind and energy for full nourishment Body bent like graph She lifted my arms and legs into sky While I pushed my body with force towards the ground Thorax laid flat like a blue print Back pulled up like crow bar 2 hours of meditating felt like two days in furnace Filled with negative tension and tempting thoughts All my problems expelled through my **** She gave me the best love I ever had Her tongue licked wax out of ears so I could hear truth My mind was fighting against my body Trying to escape this bomb *** high that made me feel like Jell-o But brought back so many painful memories that I pretended to forget That’s when she grabbed insecurity’s arms and whispered to me “Baby, don’t be afraid. I won’t hurt you.” Her soft lips caressed my stiff brain down to my feet Her breath massaged my bone marrow till I was unconscious I awoke a healed soul By Shannon Pollard © July 18, 2007
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