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"bess" poems
Here are the names of my lovers, The women I sleep with, whom I use, like they use me. Spent, they discard me, for when their pleasure needs Satiated, they climb aboard another man. What they do not know, Is that in my mind, in my ears, everywhere, I did not let them, or you go, We are still romping, For I Take them as needed. I need them all, For my pleasure needs, like my unshaped heart, Addictive, endless. If your is name is here, I do not Apologize. Pink Adele Lilly Allen Anna Nalick Bess Rogers Beyonce Brandi Carlisle Cat Power Colbie Callait Duffy Eva Cassidy Evanescence Alison Sudol Fiona Apple Florence Welch Grace Potter Ingrid Michaelson You Joni Mitchell K.D. Lang Kate Nash Kate Voegele Leona Lewis Lizz Wright Madeline Peyroux Marie Digby Mary Wells Norah Jones Regina Spektor Sara Bareilles You Sara Haze Taylor Swift and Tracy Chapman Tristan Prettyman Vanessa Carlton So many others, used so long ago, I can't remember the faces, Which can't be googled. Use them hard, use them often, more than daily. Bluntly, I tell you Your name is on my list, Even if I do not disclose it.
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Aug 18, 2013
Aug 18, 2013 at 9:31 AM UTC
Here are the names of my lovers, including you! (Aug 2013)
Last May a braw wooer cam down the lang glen, And sair wi’ his love he did deave me; I said there was naething I hated like men: The deuce *** wi ‘m to believe me, believe me, The deuce *** wi ‘m to believe me. He spak o’ the darts in my bonie black een, And vow’d for my love he was diein; I said he might die when he liked for Jean: The Lord forgie me for liein, for liein, The Lord forgie me for liein! A weel-stocked mailen, himsel for the laird, And marriage aff-hand, were his proffers: I never loot on that I ken’d it, or car’d, But thought I might hae waur offers, waur offers, But thought I might hae waur offers. But what *** ye think? in a fortnight or less, (The deil tak his taste to *** near her!) He up the lang loan to my black cousin Bess, Guess ye how, the jad! I could bear her, could bear her Guess ye how, the jad! I could bear her. But a’ the niest week I fretted wi’ care, I gaed to the tryste o’ Dalgarnock, And wha but my fine fickle lover was there, I glowr’d as I’d seen a warlock, a warlock. I glowr’d as I’d seen a warlock. But owre my left shoulder I *** him a blink, Lest neibors might say I was saucy; My wooer he caper’d as he’d been in drink, And vow’d I was his dear lassie, dear lassie, And vow’d I was his dear lassie. I spier’d for my cousin fu’ couthy and sweet, Gin she had recover’d her hearin, And how her new shoon fit her auld shachl’t feet— But, heavens! how he fell a swearin, a swearin, But, heavens! how he fell a swearin. He begg’d, for gudesake, I *** be his wife, Or else I *** **** him wi’ sorrow: So e’en to preserve the poor body in life, I think I maun wed him to-morrow, to-morrow, I think I maun wed him to-morrow.
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Last May A Braw Wooer
Last May a braw wooer cam down the lang glen, And sair wi’ his love he did deave me; I said there was naething I hated like men: The deuce *** wi ‘m to believe me, believe me, The deuce *** wi ‘m to believe me. He spak o’ the darts in my bonie black een, And vow’d for my love he was diein; I said he might die when he liked for Jean: The Lord forgie me for liein, for liein, The Lord forgie me for liein! A weel-stocked mailen, himsel for the laird, And marriage aff-hand, were his proffers: I never loot on that I ken’d it, or car’d, But thought I might hae waur offers, waur offers, But thought I might hae waur offers. But what *** ye think? in a fortnight or less, (The deil tak his taste to *** near her!) He up the lang loan to my black cousin Bess, Guess ye how, the jad! I could bear her, could bear her Guess ye how, the jad! I could bear her. But a’ the niest week I fretted wi’ care, I gaed to the tryste o’ Dalgarnock, And wha but my fine fickle lover was there, I glowr’d as I’d seen a warlock, a warlock. I glowr’d as I’d seen a warlock. But owre my left shoulder I *** him a blink, Lest neibors might say I was saucy; My wooer he caper’d as he’d been in drink, And vow’d I was his dear lassie, dear lassie, And vow’d I was his dear lassie. I spier’d for my cousin fu’ couthy and sweet, Gin she had recover’d her hearin, And how her new shoon fit her auld shachl’t feet— But, heavens! how he fell a swearin, a swearin, But, heavens! how he fell a swearin. He begg’d, for gudesake, I *** be his wife, Or else I *** **** him wi’ sorrow: So e’en to preserve the poor body in life, I think I maun wed him to-morrow, to-morrow, I think I maun wed him to-morrow.
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Yesterday, all things were dark Like burning candles in the dusk. Hibiscus, pear, and witches brew And dragon's blood caught in the musk Notions now, seemed **** then And stealing out into the dark I dreamt I was the highway man After my Bess's fickle heart. The moon above; cycloptic eye Watched reverently as I crept Across the mud and bracken path Where willow trees once stooped and wept. The musician crickets, with violin legs Stroked their notes under the sky And chirping peepers, peeking out Sang louder in their sweet reply. A long forgotten hidden grove That bore the markers of the dead Was where, for peace, I stopped to roam Over the grass, to clear my head. And there- amongst the silent mass, Who find repose under the land- I listened to their noiseless words The silence, which I understand.
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Dec 17, 2015
Dec 17, 2015 at 3:43 PM UTC
Through the Dead Tree Sea (Voices) V.2
_the mythic Esther notwithstanding_; the only Jewish Miss America was Bess Myerson;  Miss New York, & exemplar of classic beauty  c.1945 studying German philosophy living on the upper east side; surrounded by rich Park Avenue Jews - spewing Nietzschean Nihilism causing them to  _shudder_ at the thought of relatives dragged from homes  never to be seen again; they don't want to hear that **** - my buddy Mingus Jr. bringing mechanical bebop to his constructed paintings;                                                 on the other hand, I'm going on & on about Heidegger & Schopenhauer, Brian Eno, David Bowie, Hegel, ****** Goebbels  & Riefenstahl; my paintings are violent; as if Jack the Ripper & James Whistler were the same guy; all women are beautiful by nature, but I would've done it different - put the snooch on top, the udders on the bottom, *** in front, arms & legs splayed out to the sides;    yes, that's better,   Diane Arbus, Ann Frank, Hannah Arendt,  Dori Bernstein,      Alison Linefsky    &  Eva Hesse are more beautiful than Lilith & Eve mixed; I hate being called a antisemitic; it's a painful reminder that at the moment I don't have a Jewish gf
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Aug 21, 2018
Aug 21, 2018 at 2:17 PM UTC
How Rare is Semitic Beauty
travelin north on rumblin boxcar trains soft iron rails confess syncopated pains slow rhythmic rush of spinning paddlewheels full immersion baptism in Big Muddy swales feint clip clop thoughts of ol Bess fade fast hum a hue of delta blues to hard times past I lift a quiet prayer to my Lord’s willowy ear to quell the ugly whispers of yonder city fears Jacob Lawrence Panel 23 Migration Series Duke Ellington: Daybreak Express Orlando 9/24/17 jbm
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Sep 25, 2017
Sep 25, 2017 at 12:30 PM UTC
Headin North with Jacob Lawrence
Smokey Edge, Georgia. I Wait in the diner. Not long ago Whites Only. Now filled with black folks. Mom would say “persons of color,” that would include the two Hispanic truckers and the Chinese cook. Mom said “don’t go, no need to”. She’s never been. Gives me the silent treatment while murdering Chopin on tortured keys. Cousin Ed slides into the booth. Across from me he glistens sweat, wipes his forehead, grins, squeezes my hand. “Hi cousin Citygirl, “ and adds “Chocolate au lait”! Mocking, or teasing, I don’t care. “Ok, double espresso” I say. Red on white No Trespassing sign rusts in the grass. Vine assaulted shack is all what’s left of it, the Juke Joint where grandpa played banjo with a bottleneck slide, making it screech and sing. Where the women Bess sang and danced. The one he talked about incessantly, when he had forgotten who we were. How he pressed into her, ****** her behind the joint, how she smelled and laughed and rocked the blues, how she put her lips to the glass of bathtub gin, just so. Short crepuscule gives way to night. Mosquitos come thick. “Listen up Citygirl, hear the sounds, ghost drums and strings.” I hear grandpa’s banjo, the slide’s screech, Bess sings. I smell the funk, the sweat, ripe heat, the Blues. I put my arm around his waist, grind into him I want him hard, in me, lick his sweat. He pushes me away, “hear up Citygirl, I‘m not grandpa and you aint no Bess.” Cristina Umpfenbach-Smyth March 2012
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Oct 23, 2012
Oct 23, 2012 at 3:24 PM UTC
BOTTLENECK SLIDE.
Smokey Edge, Georgia. I Wait in the diner. Not long ago Whites Only. Now filled with black folks. Mom would say “persons of color,” that would include the two Hispanic truckers and the Chinese cook. Mom said “don’t go, no need to”. She’s never been. Gives me the silent treatment while murdering Chopin on tortured keys. Cousin Ed slides into the booth. Across from me he glistens sweat, wipes his forehead, grins, squeezes my hand. “Hi cousin Citygirl, “ and adds “Chocolate au lait”! Mocking, or teasing, I don’t care. “Ok, double espresso” I say. Red on white No Trespassing sign rusts in the grass. Vine assaulted shack is all what’s left of it, the Juke Joint where grandpa played banjo with a bottleneck slide, making it screech and sing. Where the women Bess sang and danced. The one he talked about incessantly, when he had forgotten who we were. How he pressed into her, ****** her behind the joint, how she smelled and laughed and rocked the blues, how she put her lips to the glass of bathtub gin, just so. Short crepuscule gives way to night. Mosquitos come thick. “Listen up Citygirl, hear the sounds, ghost drums and strings.” I hear grandpa’s banjo, the slide’s screech, Bess sings. I smell the funk, the sweat, ripe heat, the Blues. I put my arm around his waist, grind into him I want him hard, in me, lick his sweat. He pushes me away, “hear up Citygirl, I‘m not grandpa and you aint no Bess.” Cristina Umpfenbach-Smyth March 2012
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Someone left a black leather briefcase at the bus station sometime earlier this week. They called in a bomb squad from over in Springfield after the thing sat there for hours emitting an aura of chilled sweat; it took them just as long to get their from what I've been hearing. They blew the thing up. Right there in the bus station, they blew that ****** briefcase to Hell and back after an X-ray found wires and a circuitry board. This is not a big city, it's not a small town either, but here we have a place that I arrive at twice daily getting pseudo-bombed and I can hardly scrape up the dollar for bus fare at times. A warehouse over on Jasper street caught on fire a few days later; an inferno in close quarters, so they knocked the old Bess over so the flames didn't spread. There is still a giant pile of rubble at the site; bricks with masonry companies imprint on the sides, rusty bars that were either too heavy, or too stuck for scrapping fiends, and a hell of a lot of odorous char.   This is a winter of fire in Decatur, but the bones still chill. The starter is going out in the 91' Cutlass that sits in my driveway braving the winds. I can hear that grinding noise; the expensive one. The one that says, "Your savings is low!" every time you think you're going to have a stable ride to work. The bus is reliable, the route is what will drive a sane man off the edge. You start to get sick of seeing the same ****** places, the same ****** turns, the same ****** bumps, and the same ****** passengers. Plus, the radio makes Monday just a little more tolerable when you get the option of stopping for breakfast. I like that car. Friday seems like a back brace right now, and I've had just enough caffeine to where I don't think I can stand a nap. I'm just glad to have my shoes off, and the reassuring calm of an uncashed check. I'm starving.
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Jan 30, 2015
Jan 30, 2015 at 7:50 PM UTC
Decatur, A Kingdom in Six Parts, Part VI: Winter Doldrums and Bus Station Bombs
Someone left a black leather briefcase at the bus station sometime earlier this week. They called in a bomb squad from over in Springfield after the thing sat there for hours emitting an aura of chilled sweat; it took them just as long to get their from what I've been hearing. They blew the thing up. Right there in the bus station, they blew that ****** briefcase to Hell and back after an X-ray found wires and a circuitry board. This is not a big city, it's not a small town either, but here we have a place that I arrive at twice daily getting pseudo-bombed and I can hardly scrape up the dollar for bus fare at times. A warehouse over on Jasper street caught on fire a few days later; an inferno in close quarters, so they knocked the old Bess over so the flames didn't spread. There is still a giant pile of rubble at the site; bricks with masonry companies imprint on the sides, rusty bars that were either too heavy, or too stuck for scrapping fiends, and a hell of a lot of odorous char.   This is a winter of fire in Decatur, but the bones still chill. The starter is going out in the 91' Cutlass that sits in my driveway braving the winds. I can hear that grinding noise; the expensive one. The one that says, "Your savings is low!" every time you think you're going to have a stable ride to work. The bus is reliable, the route is what will drive a sane man off the edge. You start to get sick of seeing the same ****** places, the same ****** turns, the same ****** bumps, and the same ****** passengers. Plus, the radio makes Monday just a little more tolerable when you get the option of stopping for breakfast. I like that car. Friday seems like a back brace right now, and I've had just enough caffeine to where I don't think I can stand a nap. I'm just glad to have my shoes off, and the reassuring calm of an uncashed check. I'm starving.
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Wutsa matter wit you? Whirr you frumm? You from summ furren country? Cain’t you tawk better den at? Murruhkunz doan tawk Inglush lie cat. We talk good Inglush. We tawk da bess Inglush. Ain’t nobody tawk better den us. Irregardless of whut kine uh furriner you are You could not tawk so ignernt. It’s a insult tah good Murrukuhns tawkin lie cat. You should be imburrst to tawk ataway in public. Should be ashaymt uh yerself. Yenno, peepo c’n perject thur ignernce ’N thur lack intelluhgunce so easy. They jess open up thur mouths ’N let the dumbness fall out ’N thur it is, fer alll to see. Yude thank they’d realize what dumshits they are ’N not let thur mouths write checks Thur butts cain’t cover. But, no. They’s flappin’ thur yaps an babblin’ ‘Bout nothin’ at all, ’n actin’ the pure fool Lack thur mamas din teach them nuthin. Well, nuthin’ good, at lease. Me, muhseff, I thank sumbuddy Shoulda kicked thur butts From here ta Sundee. But, thass jess me. I know thurs a buncha bleedin’ heart libralls out thur That wanna let peepo get by with crap jess ‘cause Sumbuddy is a Niger er ‘cause they’s Messcun Er sum kinda ******* heathen er ‘sump’n, But I thank thass jess wrong. Peepo gotta talk good jess to respeck the flag ’N God n’ country. Or go home. Yeah, go on back to whatever Godless place You ’n your race ’n yer ideas is okay. We rilly doan need ‘em here. We’s good, God fearing’ peepo and hard working too. So, if that ain’t you, *** on yer camel ’n ride Back tah whurever you cumm frumm Till you c’n tawk good Iinglush lack decent fokes.
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Jan 27, 2017
Jan 27, 2017 at 3:50 PM UTC
TAWK GOOD INGLUSH
Wutsa matter wit you? Whirr you frumm? You from summ furren country? Cain’t you tawk better den at? Murruhkunz doan tawk Inglush lie cat. We talk good Inglush. We tawk da bess Inglush. Ain’t nobody tawk better den us. Irregardless of whut kine uh furriner you are You could not tawk so ignernt. It’s a insult tah good Murrukuhns tawkin lie cat. You should be imburrst to tawk ataway in public. Should be ashaymt uh yerself. Yenno, peepo c’n perject thur ignernce ’N thur lack intelluhgunce so easy. They jess open up thur mouths ’N let the dumbness fall out ’N thur it is, fer alll to see. Yude thank they’d realize what dumshits they are ’N not let thur mouths write checks Thur butts cain’t cover. But, no. They’s flappin’ thur yaps an babblin’ ‘Bout nothin’ at all, ’n actin’ the pure fool Lack thur mamas din teach them nuthin. Well, nuthin’ good, at lease. Me, muhseff, I thank sumbuddy Shoulda kicked thur butts From here ta Sundee. But, thass jess me. I know thurs a buncha bleedin’ heart libralls out thur That wanna let peepo get by with crap jess ‘cause Sumbuddy is a Niger er ‘cause they’s Messcun Er sum kinda ******* heathen er ‘sump’n, But I thank thass jess wrong. Peepo gotta talk good jess to respeck the flag ’N God n’ country. Or go home. Yeah, go on back to whatever Godless place You ’n your race ’n yer ideas is okay. We rilly doan need ‘em here. We’s good, God fearing’ peepo and hard working too. So, if that ain’t you, *** on yer camel ’n ride Back tah whurever you cumm frumm Till you c’n tawk good Iinglush lack decent fokes.
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A lover to a sailor’s mast, She’s leaving me, …moving; fast. Cris-crossed with linen, Set to sail, A relation-ship… …I had failed. Low-hanging moon, Way out yonder, -there, Glint off her spar, So far now, I don’t care. Frothy seas of waves impress, Is it a lonely beach? Shore, sure; I guess. A bottle drained, In some sadness, yes, Fill a glass; to my Bess. If I told you, you could have it all? Soar the heavens, never fall. Said my man she’d never leave, A life of love a life achieved. There’s your lover, You’re manning a sailor’s mast, Wind is blowing oh-so-fast, Low-hanging moon, A relationship -steeled, Wounded heart of hers… It had been healed. Steady waves, a gentle rock, Endless days since you’d had that talk. On a course together all through life, The happiness and the spice of nights, Frothy seas, gentle waves, and nights they fold right into days... If I told you, You could have it all? Soar the heavens, And never fall? Lonely empty bottle... Rolling in the froth, Goodbye my Bess, my love; I’ve lost.
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Jul 16, 2016
Jul 16, 2016 at 7:19 PM UTC
Ode to an Egyptian Girl
Everything was all Lit candles and dusk Hibiscus and pear Unfurling out in smokey dragon tongues Across my navy blanket. Things seemed... Sexier then On a twin bed, surrounded by miles of Forest. Some nights, Like a Highwayman I stole away through the parting branches The moon's cycloptic eye a beacon Through the dead tree sea And run to my Bess for kisses Sweet, not-so-innocent touches In the courtyard that overlooked The Cemetery.
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Dec 17, 2015
Dec 17, 2015 at 10:45 AM UTC
Through the Dead Tree Sea.
there stood the queen in her dressing gown upon her face she wore a very long frown for she had lost her diamond and ruby crown she hoped it would be found before sundown she called Scotland Yard to search every locale as without her crown she'd be an unadorned gal inspector Jones arrived in his ex-army jeep telling the queen that he'd catch the thieving creep he thoroughly combed every inch of England he even looked under the white Dover sands a lady in central Manchester gave him an address saying that a felon in Soho had the crown of queen Bess high and low in the streets of Soho he did look to find this most cunning and stealthiest of crooks by a measure of luck he found him sitting on a park bench he was talking to a criminal associate named Roger Dench the inspector seized the felon and cuffed his hands saying pilfering won't be tolerated in any part of England at Scotland he grilled him for information about the queen's crown which he pinch without hesitation some three days later he fronted an Old Bailey judge who sentenced him to sixteen years of jail drudge overjoyed was the queen to have her crown back she could now wear it to The Ascot Race Track the inspector was knighted by good queen Bess as he was a fine man at the detection profess
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Aug 26, 2014
Aug 26, 2014 at 7:09 PM UTC
The Crown
If all I am's the landlord's daughter High up in my room Then you're the lonely Highwayman That rides beneath the moon Though, unlike Bess, the little death I sought did not bring end Not to our lives, but to our dreams That rose so to descend. My sacrifice was not my life Lost somewhere in the dark My method then of saving you Was severing us apart. For one to live a fuller life The other must endure A subdued sadness veiled beneath Another’s cruel censure. To keep you safe, I’ll bow my head And watch on past your form Knock on another’s doleful Inn This Bess won’t cause you harm. Ride on, my precious Highwayman There’s nothing here for you Your treasure lies beyond this Inn A path you must see through.
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Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 at 8:57 AM UTC
Ride on, My Precious Highwayman
There once was a woman named Mrs Bess Who couldn't find her own address She got slightly confused on the way there And ended up at a village this side of Mayfair Not being able to find her address stressed Mrs Bess
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May 2, 2013
May 2, 2013 at 5:40 AM UTC
Couldn't Find Her Own Address (Limerick Poem)
bess was her name, she had soft pale skin, scarlet red lips, blushed pinky cheeks, her hair long and silky, her smile as if the sun had just ripened a mango, well it used to be, she no longer smiled for nothing seemed to make her happy, from the largest mansions to the smallest flowers, but none of it pleased her, she no longer had friends, after all no one wants to be with a miserable person, she did have one secret that she was forever forbidden to tell, No one knows to this day, where bess is, or her strange secret, but just one person knows, the mindkeeper knows, but the mindkeeper is too hidden, in the place not a living soul dares to go, in a place with more and more filling the place every time.
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Dec 7, 2013
Dec 7, 2013 at 5:05 AM UTC
bess
We'd run in mornings With breath crisper than limestone. Now her legs are stiff.
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Mar 18, 2015
Mar 18, 2015 at 12:30 AM UTC
Haiku 23: I Had A Dog Named Bess
So they said, that we cannot be together, And you said your goodbyes , So they ruled, that we will be apart forever, But I think that they are all lies. Because you and me, me and you, We are not supposed to part, Even if the storm arises, out of the blue, You will always be the beat of my heart. So they said, that you don't deserve my affection, And you hesitantly agreed, So they declared, that false is , for each other, our passion, But I say, our love is a book, they can't read. Because you and me, me and you, We are not supposed to part, Even if the storm arises, out of the blue, You will always be the beat of my heart. For them , I am their honoured Queen, And you, a mere Rank, So, loving you , with all my heart and soul, is a sin, But, guess what, without you, my life would become a blank. I don't care what they think about us, Whether loving you is right, For the ones who judge us, I am their Bess, And a Bess , never gives up on a fight. Because you and me, me and you, We are not supposed to part, Even if the storm arises, out of the blue, You will always be the beat of my heart.
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Dec 17, 2013
Dec 17, 2013 at 2:15 PM UTC
The Beat Of My Heart
well im the funky hocus pocus emcees loose focus cuz they know when i step to a show i blow harder than Gillespie aint none stoppin me droppin' me uh true southern playalisticadicallic music ya cant abuse it ya thiught we was dead but resurrected injected ya brain with a high funk overdose no syringe no pretend our flows leave ya bent competition just blowin'in the wind my flow stings like misquito enticin' west nile virus sound the chorus dirtu ***** is what im about we fight neva pout the gun in to snout one shot no shout we all about dollaz n cents i see you instense but naw playa dont hate me hate the suspense as my money gettin' thicker and thicker richer and richer and ya know foes try to roll.with ya uh yosef don't play no games when it comes to fame I say **** the fame n the shame I love black people but hate ****** mane detrimentAl for out mental tv's paint a tainted reality no positivity in the black community they told me if I wanna be a star performing artist I gotta sellout Naw never that I like raider hats and baseballs bats to gats quick to watch ya blood splat **** the records execs cuz I'm a threat poetic terrorist this ain't the summertime but I'll show ya porgy and Bess blessed from the sessed so I can manifest this beautiful lyrics so foggy you couldn't clear it I'm on ya conscious like bad nerves twitchin forever lynching mind of those who ain't listening
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Dec 9, 2016
Dec 9, 2016 at 1:38 PM UTC
***** South
just thought of really deliciously ridiculous mean stuff to do Rayne fed me an onion and I almost spat it back in his face And then he fed me a bite of his dessert on a spoon and left the spoon in my mouth And I almost spat it on the floor And then he was breathing out and I really wanted to burp in his face young tongue gone dumb from bunned girls harsh sling delirious here: clear he is Romare Bearden Forrest Bess I’ll becoming through The truth will soon be-coming through me Hmmmmm. What's that? sniff sniff Smell yummy. Hmmmm. Oh! Oh! Hot! Hot hot hot hot!! blows blows hmmmm Yummy!
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Dec 11, 2014
Dec 11, 2014 at 8:26 PM UTC
Donkey Bridge
Night was falling fast touches were being lite up to the hut of Bess Brown who was deemed to be a witch They pulled her spitefully from her bed sticks in hand they beat around the head tying her slender hands behind her back they cruelly dragged her back to town A witch finder had been called because of all the gossip told that Bess Brown talks to her black cat and feeds him blood from on her lap This I knew to be not true it was all lies from a hateful few throwing her down on muddy ground by the town clock some small children started kicking her to the stocks How normal folk change in to wild beast screaming for her blood and death so they tied her to a pole, burnt her to the ground that was the trial of poor Bess Brown By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
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Sep 23, 2013
Sep 23, 2013 at 2:08 PM UTC
The Trial Of Bess Brown
Nothing like a love song. One with smooth love lyrics like composer Smokey Robinson that touches your heart. Describing her in ways you thinking of in your mind. Nothing as beautiful than listening to Curtis Maybe spelling out the best of a gorgeous woman. Especially one with soul. And pointing out looks is in the eyes of the beholder. Males understand the focus of an attracted lady. And how to craft ways to touch her within. William Hart and Thom Bess are others writers that left their mark with smooth love lyrics. And this goes for Eddie Holland and Norman Whitfield. Of course there are others just as good writing smooth love lyrics. Words, are written and songs are born. Some coming from just a simple love poem.
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Jul 3, 2017
Jul 3, 2017 at 12:05 AM UTC
Smooth Love Lyrics
Veiled from the world the Queen did keep A 'bastard' girl who cost her sleep Though tethered down and kept from sight Still she shone forth as purest light A brazen heart (to match her hair) Beat in the breast of 'maiden fair' She fuelled her lusts for life with love Of country, and of God above She sought no spouse to guide, for she Was wise enough for her country As fire and ferver burned within Ne'er a fool charmed his way in Her sister, on her ravaged throne Felt only fire for her betrothed Yet failed to birth a princely son And ruled and died in fear, undone And thus, Bess ruled as Princes do Absolute, and mightily too And whether truth, or rumour stark Purity did become her mark For she who held her own did learn By passion, one could easily burn And thus she led, her heart beholden To England; and their reign was golden
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Nov 6, 2017
Nov 6, 2017 at 4:52 PM UTC
Bess
Aye! Foreign Eye; tooth for a truth! you gnome eyne  sane? Troot I owe ewe nah, youths dunno, you fin nah Noll. *** eye us fin nah per se, foe Theo Theo, ewe know  O you no, enter ups shun, wot in the hex dies...  jest say? Dis' awe beast anaconda sate shun bout Intrusion. O Why? O Why? O Eye, ice bins scratch in at Maya -Maya, day yum eye, forests rail lea bane it she laid lea. Wear Aye, yum  Aye, yum  Ah! Yea, *** eyes us sane, isis slow ands dims sum.  Bess beefs be indy, indy, India, India, Far test fum  yore  deaf viand as understanding! O My! you  oft de deep and of diem, diem... dim niche holes. couldst I ask I such without such plea? Pulleys! Pull East! Scaly wax inner interim oh, honor too, ides doe no, disease? Lo! Land ** Too old geese sirs seize dearth closure mead wits mine ***** eye; and Naughty Wit Stan Ding disown. Yet fervor from mine arenose ol' hail home, I hath ne'er be -admit I to I; and plead to thee, wizened dis' Beseecher's breeching beach! Shea jest dis' a-greased wit who sow error to dew sew... ***** nil eat. And therefore store my old hat lore, as I cast in twos that sea...  Aye! thee, Foreign Eye! Truth for a truth, if truth it be, truth tell I, true to thee do I e'er be nah; e'er be I, true to thee from noun on; in air go, did jest *** you ditz dun to me, but now a blind eye a-see  a freed bird! - I caste you one lass time in due thus see.  Cuss you beast an  false eye, my you still dunce see, still blind you be, be dissin' in my sir name an airy way, and mode in air gone come.. a-seaward.
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Mar 25, 2016
Mar 25, 2016 at 11:15 PM UTC
***** One Eye -Pull It Tickle Sat Tire
Aye! Foreign Eye; tooth for a truth! you gnome eyne  sane? Troot I owe ewe nah, youths dunno, you fin nah Noll. *** eye us fin nah per se, foe Theo Theo, ewe know  O you no, enter ups shun, wot in the hex dies...  jest say? Dis' awe beast anaconda sate shun bout Intrusion. O Why? O Why? O Eye, ice bins scratch in at Maya -Maya, day yum eye, forests rail lea bane it she laid lea. Wear Aye, yum  Aye, yum  Ah! Yea, *** eyes us sane, isis slow ands dims sum.  Bess beefs be indy, indy, India, India, Far test fum  yore  deaf viand as understanding! O My! you  oft de deep and of diem, diem... dim niche holes. couldst I ask I such without such plea? Pulleys! Pull East! Scaly wax inner interim oh, honor too, ides doe no, disease? Lo! Land ** Too old geese sirs seize dearth closure mead wits mine ***** eye; and Naughty Wit Stan Ding disown. Yet fervor from mine arenose ol' hail home, I hath ne'er be -admit I to I; and plead to thee, wizened dis' Beseecher's breeching beach! Shea jest dis' a-greased wit who sow error to dew sew... ***** nil eat. And therefore store my old hat lore, as I cast in twos that sea...  Aye! thee, Foreign Eye! Truth for a truth, if truth it be, truth tell I, true to thee do I e'er be nah; e'er be I, true to thee from noun on; in air go, did jest *** you ditz dun to me, but now a blind eye a-see  a freed bird! - I caste you one lass time in due thus see.  Cuss you beast an  false eye, my you still dunce see, still blind you be, be dissin' in my sir name an airy way, and mode in air gone come.. a-seaward.
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When I walk in the park, I hear the bees whispering their secrets in my ears. They tell me all of the juicy gossip from the winds that blow their way. They are telling me about your beauty, They talk about your green eyes that stand out in the murky fogs of San Francisco, They tell takes of the wars scars you wear on your arms with pride. Sure these Bess were telling me these stories until I meet you.
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Jan 30, 2014 at 10:23 PM UTC
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