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slipping in her wet painted petal bitten by the sting of his bee her first time, he fumbles being gentle excitement dancing in his driving need instinctively possessed arcing her hips experimentally his maleness sweetly carressed teasing his need, tremendously each submersion in her sweetness peaking waves swelling in her breast entwining rhythmic explosiveness   pulsating gush, plunging over the crest
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Apr 19, 2017
Apr 19, 2017 at 8:34 PM UTC
Possess the Lily
Backward-man loves his dog. Ties him up before and after His walks, likes to goad his pet Too, speaking as the weather wails And howls then dog looks down, Sad on his master dumbfounded. A chain is worn as it scrapes The ground connecting dog To his master.  They both love The sound of it hissing as it strikes The concrete pathways, sometimes Man and dog feel free, not a part Of each other, the chain may break, And fear is for forks in the road, The rusty pockmarked grip of his links Have always been there on walks Ahead and behind though it makes Things confusing as if in a dance And sometimes they wonder which way They might end up after all— And when the dark and golden Rope, as always, is finally tied To some old fruit tree, the man Is happy his dog has both sun And shade, but also has joy watching Dog beg for ripe apples he cannot Reach.  Some people might come To think that dog thinks those apples Are not for eating.  Everyone loves Fruit, don't they? Backward-man built his dog A house as cold as a three- Storied barn, out of things He could not afford, things much Too good for dog to not care About, maybe man built dog's House for himself, he cannot Really impress his dog. Backward-man likes to think He knows what dog is saying. Barks and whimpers have deep Meanings, 'world is a good place,' Dog says, but when pooch says, 'World is cruel,' crying, disobedient Whines gets him a serious kick Out of old anger from backward- Man.  And man can be a hell- Hound on his own, the way He twists and unravels the things He needs, like truth and food And love— that goes without Saying for backward-man hates His woman, but loves his dog.
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Nov 30, 2012
Nov 30, 2012 at 9:15 PM UTC
Backward-man Loves His Dog
Backward-man loves his dog. Ties him up before and after His walks, likes to goad his pet Too, speaking as the weather wails And howls then dog looks down, Sad on his master dumbfounded. A chain is worn as it scrapes The ground connecting dog To his master.  They both love The sound of it hissing as it strikes The concrete pathways, sometimes Man and dog feel free, not a part Of each other, the chain may break, And fear is for forks in the road, The rusty pockmarked grip of his links Have always been there on walks Ahead and behind though it makes Things confusing as if in a dance And sometimes they wonder which way They might end up after all— And when the dark and golden Rope, as always, is finally tied To some old fruit tree, the man Is happy his dog has both sun And shade, but also has joy watching Dog beg for ripe apples he cannot Reach.  Some people might come To think that dog thinks those apples Are not for eating.  Everyone loves Fruit, don't they? Backward-man built his dog A house as cold as a three- Storied barn, out of things He could not afford, things much Too good for dog to not care About, maybe man built dog's House for himself, he cannot Really impress his dog. Backward-man likes to think He knows what dog is saying. Barks and whimpers have deep Meanings, 'world is a good place,' Dog says, but when pooch says, 'World is cruel,' crying, disobedient Whines gets him a serious kick Out of old anger from backward- Man.  And man can be a hell- Hound on his own, the way He twists and unravels the things He needs, like truth and food And love— that goes without Saying for backward-man hates His woman, but loves his dog.
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The Internet Is the wild west Of the modern era, with Vast, open space, laws with few sheriffs Fights between groups rights and religious beliefs Unknown connections waiting, and some rustler's crime rings And a presence of *** overlooked when this is taught to kids
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 10:18 PM UTC
Wild West Web
A simile is like a metaphor. A metaphor is a similie, Except if it forgot "like" or "as" A similie is like checkers, The rules are simple, easy to follow. A metaphor is chess, Complex and intricate. Think of a simile as the store brand A metaphor is the name brand Of anything. Metaphors are tests for the mind, They make you visualize Bear Mountain. Similies are like little suggestions, They point you in the right direction, The Mountain was big like a bear. Both important, Both fun! I like similies Metaphores are love.
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 10:26 PM UTC
It's like/It Is
Her life had acquired coffee flavour and she didn't like to be that bitter She wanted someone with sweetener     To make her life taste better
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 2:43 PM UTC
coffee
*The Morning Sun In Orange Hues A Spilt Volcano The Molten Lava Paints The Blue Sky. The Afternoon Sun The Lava down with The Magma Blazing Hot Fumes Over The Mellowed Sky. The Evening Sun Stepping down In Vermilion hues Ready for New horizons The Vivid Sky welcomes The Moon.*
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Apr 19, 2017
Apr 19, 2017 at 12:09 AM UTC
The Sun and The Sky
. *“If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is - infinite.” ― William Blake* . In this room Drowning, In ocean flesh, Our days, replay, With eyes cut Out under sheet Of stars.  All is Not real, screened For a soul, lost On the dry lands We bury ourselves In.         One day we shall Wake into the sun, And bathe in the light Of unbridled constellation And voids deeper than Life, holy and actual Like drowning flesh, Come, alive in sky, Lit by eternal sheen, Lost memories, grace, Being burn, new sparkle, Cast to air, as embers preen.
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Apr 19, 2017
Apr 19, 2017 at 2:00 PM UTC
As Embers Preen
there is a girl who's dark skin glistened like stars in the night her eyes flash crazy like the dazed sun she craves attention and love feelings strong- a hungry wolf inside a docile sheep she wants to be understood--- heard-- loved upon- her expressions like sand ever changing in the turbulent wind her hair cascades on her back like a sea of fluttering moths she seeks to please such self-sufficient desires what shall be her remedy? her eyes remain hollow like gaping wounds- a scab undone her forehead, a canvas of ash a dark horse of old conceal a heart of time's own she is empty in soul her body a pristine cat she wishes to please but how can she? if she remains the servant of her past (b.d.s.)
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Apr 19, 2017
Apr 19, 2017 at 2:00 PM UTC
sunset bliss
An Inca Dove flies to and fro Landing graceful in my yard Grist for any poet, bard Her cooing soft and low. Warm gray body, flash of wing Whatever does she do? I see her as her task ensues She does a constant thing. Back and forth the small bird flies Of this I can attest She pulls grass for her small nest Right before my eyes! I've been sitting here for hours Thinking on my dreams Lazily, or so it seems For that bird builds her tower! She goes by instinct, like the ant Who burrows in the soil Ever constant with her toil 'Til she would sit and pant! While I do nothing in my seat She flies away, and then She comes for grasses yet again Until her nest's complete! Would that all the warring nations Sit down to agree To make the people warring-free With such dedication! Emulate the gentle dove She slaves to rear her young She works away and softly sung Her song of purest LOVE. SøułSurvivør (C) 4/18/2017
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 11:38 AM UTC
Dedication
He thinks she shines bright But all she does is reflect the light he exudes
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 12:20 PM UTC
Sun & Moon (Haiku #10)
Emotions I feel are just like clumsy words, And my brain smells like a bookstore. My dreams are like one-winged birds, Like expert detectives with nothing to look for. .-. --- .... .--. .- - . -- My opinions, unbiased and unheard, Are heavy yet biting, like the strike of a claymore. My comforts aren't all empty words, Understanding and kindness are all I aim for.
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 1:29 PM UTC
-- . - .- .--. .... --- .-.
we’ve traded knowing apples with lush green mothers of cadmium and fiberglass veins of copper, silver, and gold siliconed our brains to currents of controlled thunder we ****** flat breasted, hand-sized puddles of glass like only lesbians and lonely wives can wish for iron our souls out in selfies of people we wish we were epoxied our hearts to shallow resins of hope we’ve followed polyester roads of truth have we forgotten the simple flesh of carbon? the naked nitrogen of our belly buttons? the happy hydrogen of our eye lids? the oxygen of ****** **** me not with metals of progress but with ancient odes of skin and calcium teeth i’ll take the devil of old over this
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Apr 19, 2017
Apr 19, 2017 at 3:17 AM UTC
Beelzebub
*I left the room, Feeling like a* million bucks. *But once I closed the door behind me, A* gust of wind came by & blew me away...
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Apr 21, 2017
Apr 21, 2017 at 6:31 PM UTC
Gust.
As the blanket of stars Light up the sky Here I drown In ocean of works Mountain of papers Piled in my table Waves of emails Left me miserable
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Apr 19, 2017
Apr 19, 2017 at 9:16 AM UTC
Overworked :/ #npmmeta
. Backward-man loves his dog. Ties him up before and after His walks, likes to goad his pet Too, speaking as the weather wails And howls then dog looks down, Sad on his master dumbfounded. A chain is worn as it scrapes The ground connecting dog To his master.  They both love The sound of it hissing as it strikes The concrete pathways, sometimes Man and dog feel free, not a part Of each other, the chain may break, And fear is for forks in the road, The rusty pockmarked grip of his links Have always been there on walks Ahead and behind though it makes Things confusing as if in a dance And sometimes they wonder which way They might end up after all— And when the dark and golden Rope, as always, is finally tied To some old fruit tree, the man Is happy his dog has both sun And shade, but also has joy watching Dog beg for ripe apples he cannot Reach.  Some people might come To think that dog thinks those apples Are not for eating.  Everyone loves Fruit, don't they? Backward-man built his dog A house as cold as a three- Storied barn, out of things He could not afford, things much Too good for dog to not care About, maybe man built dog's House for himself, he cannot Really impress his dog. Backward-man likes to think He knows what dog is saying. Barks and whimpers have deep Meanings, 'world is a good place,' Dog says, but when pooch says, 'World is cruel,' crying, disobedient Whines gets him a serious kick Out of old anger from backward- Man.  And man can be a hell- Hound on his own, the way He twists and unravels the things He needs, like truth and food And love— that goes without Saying for backward-man hates His woman, but loves his dog. .
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Jan 26, 2019
Jan 26, 2019 at 9:34 PM UTC
Backward-man Loves His Dog
. Backward-man loves his dog. Ties him up before and after His walks, likes to goad his pet Too, speaking as the weather wails And howls then dog looks down, Sad on his master dumbfounded. A chain is worn as it scrapes The ground connecting dog To his master.  They both love The sound of it hissing as it strikes The concrete pathways, sometimes Man and dog feel free, not a part Of each other, the chain may break, And fear is for forks in the road, The rusty pockmarked grip of his links Have always been there on walks Ahead and behind though it makes Things confusing as if in a dance And sometimes they wonder which way They might end up after all— And when the dark and golden Rope, as always, is finally tied To some old fruit tree, the man Is happy his dog has both sun And shade, but also has joy watching Dog beg for ripe apples he cannot Reach.  Some people might come To think that dog thinks those apples Are not for eating.  Everyone loves Fruit, don't they? Backward-man built his dog A house as cold as a three- Storied barn, out of things He could not afford, things much Too good for dog to not care About, maybe man built dog's House for himself, he cannot Really impress his dog. Backward-man likes to think He knows what dog is saying. Barks and whimpers have deep Meanings, 'world is a good place,' Dog says, but when pooch says, 'World is cruel,' crying, disobedient Whines gets him a serious kick Out of old anger from backward- Man.  And man can be a hell- Hound on his own, the way He twists and unravels the things He needs, like truth and food And love— that goes without Saying for backward-man hates His woman, but loves his dog. .
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They eat her eyes, they drank her soul. I buried flowers with hearts in the grave. The crows find their blood.
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Sep 9, 2018
Sep 9, 2018 at 2:03 PM UTC
Circle
Carried home from a family occasion and placed in the icebox, slowly slid to the back of the fridge as leftover moments fight for space near the front. Styrofoam predictions of life after  childish ambitions are accidentally neglected and left to spoil, unattended and tempted with wayward growth. You may find them again, rummaging through, making space, or maybe just looking for something you thought you lost. Long since forgotten,  the ideas molded over the ages of a chilly adolescence, and what might have been promising is now indistinguishable and unusable. A small, unaffected edge may remind you Of its purpose in a past life and you’ll sigh as you change the trash liner to accommodate another failure. You sometimes wonder What you may have missed piling so many options only to be forgotten until they’re rotten. It doesn’t help any to be the one who has to retrieve it. see what it is, know what it was... a subtle, sneaking certainty of what it could’ve become. more and more often, it’s too early to stomach the sun and you find the day has begun without you, as if it doubts your commitment to present tense. Still, you continue along hanging from a precarious cable car of ambivalence, waving at each opportunity missed as it passes you by, your eyes idly on the sky. "Next time, next time" You mutter "Next time I'll give it a try." C.e.M. 2.17.15 Edited 4.18.17
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 11:36 PM UTC
Past Due
You are like a rain, Sometimes pleasant, gentle soft. Sometimes unseasonably heavy. You are like a night, Sometimes moonlit, misty. Sometimes extremely dark and cold. You are like dream, Sometimes blissful and romantic. Sometimes bizarre, incomprehensible. You are like a talk, Sometimes heart-to-heart. Sometimes ribald, scurrilous. You are like a wind, Sometimes gentle. Sometimes strong gusty.
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May 21, 2017
May 21, 2017 at 12:10 AM UTC
Unpredictable
She’s a rotten apple, shiny and waxed, full of appeal. Peel her up, and you’ll find a girl past her prime.
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 8:05 PM UTC
Fruit Loops
in your bed, i dance your eyes-my disco ball your breath-my song
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 3:45 PM UTC
midnight tune
Her hibernation was a drought. If I'd known that I would have drowned too, But now I'm left awake Thinking of everything I've been put through, And then I'll fall asleep in my own sort of tomb.
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 1:06 PM UTC
Drift
A wind passed, and roused my lethargic mind then, i noticed golden yellow leaves starting to drop from  the money tree. as a young girl, i recall chasing leaves falling careful not to let them touch the green grass. i pondered on my own invented game...do i run? to catch, or not to catch.....even one leaf was a child's dilemma...that became mine, for, a leaf falling, is a poem, starting... a love...blooming....or, an elusive one or one that's struggling... after a fall, comes the rising...where something should be bravely emerging, this is the time, when tamed, unnamed feelings suddenly, become verses, sliding from the tongue, mind is active, hand is alive, pen hurriedly writes the soon-to-be-born poem, ...the one hashtagged...chased...or sought. a word, a name, a face forgotten, now remembered, a love...that is fading, or falling out, all these should be held, grabbed...captured! before they truly escape from our grasp or, be blown further away...by a cold, autumn wind ...and leave us drowning, in a stream of regret... Sally Copyright April 19, 2017 Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan
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Apr 19, 2017
Apr 19, 2017 at 4:30 AM UTC
Captured
She is a moth to flames, fluttering so beautifully. The night's light sparks her heart, pumping doses of adrenaline. **Thump..            Thump Thump                               Thump** Pulsing. Music booming, cocktail burning; an Orange Twist in her hand. *Hey baby, can I get you another? ******* You fine as hell! Hey cutie, wanna dance?* Yes, she is a moth to flames, always fluttering so blindly. ***** scalds her tongue and down her throat; confused yet she twirls in the blaze. The strands of her life unravel into another unfamiliar home, with another unfamiliar face. The smell of white lies lined across the table, a familiar friend to ignite her heart's beat.  **Thump..            ThumpThumpThump** Pulsing.
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 9:35 PM UTC
A Moth to Flames