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Breathe in the morning glow,
breathe out your inner flow,
feel each sacred-breath,
trickling throughout
your inner core.

O how I imagine you,
intertwining your soul
with mine.
Your fine-eyes
lost, floating
in another dimension
accentuated
by the sweet music
of our love sounds.

Pants & sighs,
liquids flowing
between our thighs,
feeding the hottest
fires of our hearts,
hidden desires no more,
when we think like this,
us,
kissing our dreams.
 Dec 2013 Primrose Clare
tayler
liturgical language of wind whispers in the pines.
the sky filled with the pearly puffs of Her word.
the hymnal call of the mountains.
angles rise from the depths of lakes.
the taps of rain on the ground proclaim the Almighty.
cavernous churches entombed within the minerals
of Her love.
upon Her watery canvas She paints portraits
of Her ardent, blue dreams of eyes, and erases them
with each passing kernel of time
repainting them just as fast.
paradise.
pinnacle of unselfish endeavors.
untainted beauty encapsulated in Her smile
She is good; She is infinite; She is yes.
my only escape,
ever-faithful,
unchanging beauty.
all is held within the womb of Nature,
waiting for birthing death into the ethereal.
thank god for Nature.
 Nov 2013 Primrose Clare
Shoef
Why have emotions, when you can lose them all in alcohol?
Clouded by a thin judgement, that carries on til morning calls.
They don't cause me any good, just creates wounds and picks fights;
Because the given don't give back, faked emotions hide the inner spite.
Why should I open up, when it would only cause you pain?
You pouring out my life, is pouring out an alcoholic's shame.
Don't open up the void, even if you think it's what you like;
You've felt the warning signs, through the cold wind of the night.
Ignorance is bliss, but still bites you in the end;
When you don't recognize the blood, there's no need for help to send.
I feel obliteration from my dark and twisted soul;
It'd crawl out from within to put its hands upon this world.
My heartache and my sorrow is nothing more than my regrets;
It's hard to feel the helper when his love begins to regress.
Been told since I was a child, that his love is everlasting;
But that's a tough lie to swallow, when my life is ever-crashing.
A LIGHT is laughing thro' the scattered rain,
A color quickens in the meadow;
Drops are still, upon the window-pane--
They cast a silver shadow.
 Nov 2013 Primrose Clare
Kyle
Magical creatures in all shapes and sizes,
When encounter a goblin,
Remember disobedience and playfulness,
When crossing paths with a troll,
Remember brute force and persistence,
When you see glitters under the moon light,
Remember fairies migrating from the mess we have created,
In their forests.. Our forests,
When you see acid rain,
Remember the water sprites,
Encapsulated in the filthy droplets,
Their tears purify the carbon we emit, While we feed the machines,
Tears unnoticed, cries unheard, Of beauty we fail to see,
Of dense forests, magical trees, Of Yggdrasil, Of Bodhi trees, Or tiny sprouts near your feet,
Of angels, demons, bodhisattvas, buddhas,
You, Me, Us,
Love,
Balance,
Harmony,
Samasati.
Samasati is a phrase used by the Buddha to encourage students of his teachings or otherwise to be constantly aware of their surroundings in all of their daily endeavours. This requires a centred and balanced state of awareness.
 Nov 2013 Primrose Clare
Brycical
As the mind grows weary
in the plum void darkness
a hand twiddles and bends the
vibrations around your
body into a swirling
spiral, hazy lazy magic spinning
sound fog brushing and breezing
around your mind massaging your
brain and igniting a slow pulse
like an ember kissing a flame
in your chest as the warmth  winds
around your body like the ripple of
an opal Venus choral dropped in lava
lasciviously  lounging in your eyes
as if a phoenix sang an ode in the vast intersection
of time and space colliding together
to make a gravity that slowly compels you into the
wormhole of your self--
the door to many things and realms craving to be opened
if just to get some fresh, rain embraced air...
the smile says everything.

You're right, I agree.
We should sleep on the hammock by the howlite beach
and fall asleep as the indigo water lulls us to sleep.
Walking straight barefooted
No looking back now
Feeling the cold breeze
Smell the white leaves

Falling leaves
I can't pick them all
My sorrows and sad lullabies
Falling leaves
I can't pick them all
My grieves and your sad goodbye
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