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"bloodthirst" poems
Little kitten i would have your purr and bristle fur inside of you i'd be lion strong And you could scratch and cut and use me as your post. And i would drink you up up up my tongue my throat a vestibule in time catching and licking and suckin and taking you in sublime. All fluid and raw flesh and blood My hunger for you is feline *** canine Bloodthirst, this urge this roar inside of me for you. Animal intent I am your awakening, the ache to your throb you pulse through my veins and i want to be taken in your claws. You are not submissive and i am not Domme but you'd melt in my paws. Up high Against a wall i would carry you on my shoulders your back against the wall and drink and breathe and become your flesh from within you i'd break and re-mould and detail the design of your love for me. I would be your strength embodied a boy of flesh of depth of passion of friendship fashioned intrinsically with love and Oneness. I can only be the only one.
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Feb 9, 2010
Feb 9, 2010 at 2:24 AM UTC
Little kitten
I think I might be too tired To be outraged. I want to stand on my head and Hands in front of the moon just Clearing the horizon, and make Myself into a peace-sign. The only flag I wish to paste Over my facebook profile picture Is a huge, white one. *No more. Please. Peace.* But all I can do is waste whispers Underneath the raging roars of Bloodthirst, revenge and hearts Vocalizing the pain of their lost Limbs. Too tired to be angry. Too dry to cry. Victims. Aren't we all? I draw November air And exhale something like a Prayer, as my loved ones walk to And from work and school like Potential bulls-eyes in the Eyes of pure, ******* evil. I'd cover a grenade For any one of them. But for now I stand against the rising moon Like a capital "I", then Put my dot of a heart On the ground directly Before me, looking To the skies. Furiously fatigued; a tired Human exclamation Mark.
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Nov 16, 2015
Nov 16, 2015 at 6:59 AM UTC
...but all I can do is Waste Whispers Underneath the Raging Roars
We have a thousand poems for Every one of your bombs. With each act of bloodthirst And slaughter, we respond with The force of volumes on peace. Heaven; a holier word than Hell. One birth overshines a Hundred deaths. Cowards wound. Heroes heal. Poets create. You cause A thousand tears with every bullet. Well, we compose oceans of comfort In your wake. Our ink overpowers your lead. We have a thousand poems For every one of your bombs. You are the bringers of death to The flesh. We are the armour Of the soul.
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Feb 16, 2015
Feb 16, 2015 at 2:53 PM UTC
A Holier Word than Hell
With manic laughter He kills and slaughters Reason, he doesn't need Bloodthirst, is all he feeds Raging, through the streets Killing, whomever he meets Inhumane, are his deeds Merciless bloodthirst, he feeds Once again the moon is covered with shade of blood Now is his period, the one named Jason Mud Again, he's out to **** Quenching eternal bloodthirst, yes he will |AB|
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Jul 21, 2015
Jul 21, 2015 at 5:13 AM UTC
Bloodthirst
I'm in a dangerous state of mind Still feeling the cluster of pain inside me I continue to feel the empty Stripped down to my bare essentials; I can't tell you what I have left It's still hard to breathe The weight on my lungs forever lingering And I can't help but to revert back to my old ways The bloodthirst is making its precense known Yet again Why do the good memories fade While the bad ones become more profound Overwhelming me with such intense hurt, riddled with anxiety I can't cope It seeps its way through, right down to the bone It has entirely consumed me Why won't it let go, Of its chokehold around my neck This pain Is asphyxiating Me
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Sep 8, 2010
Sep 8, 2010 at 6:08 AM UTC
Asphyxiation Still Lingers
I've never believed you could absorb someone's energy But I'd like to try it with you. Open a vein, slit an artery Drink you blood, your essence, through. I want to crack your skull, delicately, thinly See the wonders that brain of yours hides I want to open your chest, rip your ribs apart And study the workings of your insides.
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Dec 21, 2017
Dec 21, 2017 at 8:09 PM UTC
Bloodthirst
Harsh geographical tongues, Set up against the asphalt gleaming in the bright light, The A Crowd betwixt and between- efforting that cool knowing stance to cover the fear reeked knee **** bloodthirst their inadequacy always spawned. The B Crowd simpers aghast at what unconscious desires to adopt the life husk of burned out hucksters has wrought. The sentimental inspector dutifully tweaks the scales so we all have a tighter grasp on true value. Postscript: Lord grant me the grace to disguise the portentous notions that I am anything other than what I pretend to be... [Rolloroberson copyright 2020]
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Oct 4, 2020
Oct 4, 2020 at 10:53 PM UTC
Measures and Values During the Days of Covid
Washington had never seen a grin On an American face Till now It had war written all over it But, the battle had just begun The trees had dropped dead In the icy breeze Catching a glimpse of the water In the icy calm of Delaware... Preface Hessians and Brits Were in their rightful wits They were jostling for another win After losing New York For Washington, it meant the **** "Victory or Death" so it seemed The American Plan Historians say we were 3000 troops short But, I say we were 2400 brave men up The crossing of the Delaware River Became the manoeuvre of the 18th century December 26, 1776 The whistling of winds amidst wailing bloodied soldiers The fury of gunfire ripping the chests of a hundred Hessians The command of American advancement with 2400 troops All led to cover taken behind the Trenton houses By the British stooges The End Of Hessian Troops Germans had become notorious for drinking And by now Their senses had yielded And the night had redacted their bloodthirst One must say, Warriors glance and prospect Winners celebrate and revel Americans were about to Descend unto sudden death without suspicion or suspect However, with sudden death comes everlasting glory For example, a battle of belligerence depicted by Emanuel Leutze in "Washington Crossing The Delaware" That was the Battle of Trenton, my friends at Hello Poetry
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Feb 25, 2019
Feb 25, 2019 at 4:45 PM UTC
The War Cry That Ended The Battle