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"delightful" poems
Out of my flesh that hungers and my mouth that knows comes the shape I am seeking for reason. The curve of your waiting body fits my waiting hand your ******* warm as sunlight your lips quick as young birds between your thighs the sweet sharp taste of limes. Thus I hold you frank in my heart's eye in my skin's knowing as my fingers conceive your flesh I feel your stomach moving against me. Before the moon wanes again we shall come together. And I would be the moon spoken over your beckoning flesh breaking against reservations beaching thought my hands at your high tide over and under inside you and the passing of hungers attended, forgotten. Darkly risen the moon speaks my eyes judging your roundness delightful.
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On a Night of the Full Moon
People stare at me with confused eyes They ask to know where my secret lies They wonder where I found my gait They love the way I articulate The softness of my arms My captivating youthful charm: This is my woman The woman I have become All these and more, are my woman I walk with a quirky poise People whisper, and it's a delightful noise The smile on my lips The curve of my hips They say I've always been this cool But honey, do not be fooled: This is my woman The woman I have become All these and more, are my woman They see fire in my eyes They say I'm for keeps 'cause I'm a prize There is a grace in my vibes Something good to imbibe The warmth I bring The joy I bring: This is my woman The woman I have become All these and more, are my woman There is something about me How did I come to be? The reason behind my womanly pride The reason for my sedate stride My aura, as that of a beloved emperor My shoulders high like that of a conqueror: This is my woman The woman I have become All these and more, are my woman They say I am a mystery There's definitely more to me In the stillness of my mind In the presence of my kind I become more of the woman I am meant to be The best of me you are yet to see: This is my woman The woman I have become All these and more, are my woman
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Apr 14, 2015
Apr 14, 2015 at 3:29 AM UTC
I AM MY WOMAN
In time you’ll recover and absolve push those scorned impressions aside hammer down the jaded edges and sing that delightful commoners song the one you sang so well in what seems a lifetime ago You really had it you know that fiery disposition and nimble cunning those butter chords and derelict style we could see it -- we could all see it it was all it took to turn the evening tide (and rile that buck fever) heads bashing tongues lambasting middle fingers high and raising Cain on those may fly statesmen There were no rules when it came to your survival no textbook rally or common bond no structured songbird or bravado stage you either made it, or laid it “life by the ***** Mr. Poppy would say a kaleidoscope of dreams with rich colored imagery hardened artisan seams in a carefully woven motif But something got lost in the needle point something sinister and distorted took hold the quirks and street genius that were your lifeline gave way to grunts and squeals and chilling night crawlers the colors faded quickly to a cold confining grey There was no grace in the new world no retribution or switch back no salvation or accorded finale only edged platforms of blackened steel that kept you cased in a silent vanquished cell shivering cold with fear night without day all in the shadow of death But time heals all and the polish sneakers and open sores are long gone (though the roman nose and shallow cleft remain) indeed the falconer beat the widow maker this go around and I’m hopeful it won’t happen again and if it does you’ll see me standing hand on heart with that old verse in hand: he ain’t tainted or silly, and most certainly not forgotten… he ain’t loony or fixed, or a product of his self-doing… he’s just a straight shootin’ guy, who had the most of it figured out
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Jan 29, 2017
Jan 29, 2017 at 8:38 PM UTC
The Commoners Song
In time you’ll recover and absolve push those scorned impressions aside hammer down the jaded edges and sing that delightful commoners song the one you sang so well in what seems a lifetime ago You really had it you know that fiery disposition and nimble cunning those butter chords and derelict style we could see it -- we could all see it it was all it took to turn the evening tide (and rile that buck fever) heads bashing tongues lambasting middle fingers high and raising Cain on those may fly statesmen There were no rules when it came to your survival no textbook rally or common bond no structured songbird or bravado stage you either made it, or laid it “life by the ***** Mr. Poppy would say a kaleidoscope of dreams with rich colored imagery hardened artisan seams in a carefully woven motif But something got lost in the needle point something sinister and distorted took hold the quirks and street genius that were your lifeline gave way to grunts and squeals and chilling night crawlers the colors faded quickly to a cold confining grey There was no grace in the new world no retribution or switch back no salvation or accorded finale only edged platforms of blackened steel that kept you cased in a silent vanquished cell shivering cold with fear night without day all in the shadow of death But time heals all and the polish sneakers and open sores are long gone (though the roman nose and shallow cleft remain) indeed the falconer beat the widow maker this go around and I’m hopeful it won’t happen again and if it does you’ll see me standing hand on heart with that old verse in hand: he ain’t tainted or silly, and most certainly not forgotten… he ain’t loony or fixed, or a product of his self-doing… he’s just a straight shootin’ guy, who had the most of it figured out
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#*Lord Jesus, Plower of my heart, though the darkness descends around me and heavy moods fall over me, though the warm feelings of intimacy begin to fade and encroaching melancholy threatens to set in like a cold reversal of the winds, still I will rejoice in Your presence with me, for You are causing me to press beyond— beyond the delightful sense of You and into the delightful assurance of You. If I know nothing else, I know that You are here, You are faithful and You love me. So I will keep clinging to that when everything else seems to slip like dust through my fingers and all hope of good things in this life grows dim. I will cling to the promise that You are clinging to me, that You’ve got me no matter what, that You are never leaving or letting go. For You are the unchanging I AM in my ever-changing circumstances, through my ever-shifting emotions, over my ever-shaking life and around my ever-feeble heart. Here is my hand, Lord Jesus. I put it safely in Yours and trust You to lead me through this dark night. Work Your holy, harrowing fingers deep into the soil of my heart until every idol is uprooted, every stone removed and every broken place restored. Thank You, Jesus. I love You.*#
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Aug 1, 2017
Aug 1, 2017 at 5:16 PM UTC
~ The Assurance ~
How do you taste a woman? Do you let your breath Take over her skin Or do you, Gently Uncover Her treacherous, Deceitful, delightful touch? Do you take her sight for granted, As if it was yours to own, As if she would Never vanish, Or do you know She's nothing more Than a chimera on a wall, Than Clotho's spinning thread In an ancient story of forgiveness... Do you trust her soft and humid body, Like a silky cloth soaked in Spicy peppermint oil, Or do you fear Her lips As if they'll Harm the pulse Of your easily grown Desire for all that she has enchanted? Do you let her fingers linger Somewhere in between The locks of hair, As they were Her only to poses, And make them come alive Like serpents shadows on a desert's moonlight? All in all, a woman cannot be Taken for granted, As she isn't there Only because You see her Near. No. A woman is A passing shadow For your mesmerized vision. A woman is that summer rain On your heated body, Or that devastating Storm on a Moroccan Desert. She is both Dust and wind, Love and hatred, Hope and despair. She is nothing more Than clear, cold water. So drink the woman As you taste Water Turned Into good wine And tell me, stranger... How do you taste a woman?
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Apr 20, 2017
Apr 20, 2017 at 8:18 AM UTC
How do you taste a woman?
I took the left path where hydrangeas grew and sleepy primroses under woods, edged shady trees. The empty stream ran quietly dry With grass cuttings piling high. If one peeped, one would find tiny creatures To cast a sparkle here and there, a delight. So on tip-toe, with sandels bent Up high I reached to take The plastic fairy as she twirled a pirouette In a theatre made by chance. Reflected in a silver mirror intwinned with ivy branch A mottled foal tends his dreams and Chrismas robin chirps. My brother took the right hand path where the trees grew fruit Ripe berries from the gooseberry bush bulged their prickles. Dangling from hawthorn now a cowboy with a hat Looking for his fellow Indian with the yellow back sack. Sheep gather in a hollow, dark, protected from the sun And Mr toad, now lost of paint, has turned a bit glum. And so we leave our woodland friends and travel up the slope Winding round the rose bed and goldfish where they float. Then up we climb, the middle route, to jump the pruned clipped Hedge. The lawn divided in two halves, a contemporary taste. Now we're nearly at that place where if one was to turn Could see down across the land To the sea and sand. Of all the beauties that I've known Nothing beats this Island home. Love Mary x My grandfather’s retirement bungalow was in Totland Isle of Wight. It was named Innisfail meaning ‘Isle of Ireland’. Behind, the garden led down to magical and delightful to children who came as visitors. My grandfather would prepare this woodland with some suitable surprises. The garden and woodland deserved its own name and in retrospect Is now named ‘Innislandia’ to suggest a separate, mysterious land. Beyond the real world. In the poem A Country Lane on page 8 the latched gate is the back gate to my grandparent’s garden and bungalow in Totland as above.
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Jun 23, 2018
Jun 23, 2018 at 7:57 AM UTC
‘NOPO@HEPO’.My Grandfather’s Garden: Innislandia, The imaginary world of my grandfather.
I took the left path where hydrangeas grew and sleepy primroses under woods, edged shady trees. The empty stream ran quietly dry With grass cuttings piling high. If one peeped, one would find tiny creatures To cast a sparkle here and there, a delight. So on tip-toe, with sandels bent Up high I reached to take The plastic fairy as she twirled a pirouette In a theatre made by chance. Reflected in a silver mirror intwinned with ivy branch A mottled foal tends his dreams and Chrismas robin chirps. My brother took the right hand path where the trees grew fruit Ripe berries from the gooseberry bush bulged their prickles. Dangling from hawthorn now a cowboy with a hat Looking for his fellow Indian with the yellow back sack. Sheep gather in a hollow, dark, protected from the sun And Mr toad, now lost of paint, has turned a bit glum. And so we leave our woodland friends and travel up the slope Winding round the rose bed and goldfish where they float. Then up we climb, the middle route, to jump the pruned clipped Hedge. The lawn divided in two halves, a contemporary taste. Now we're nearly at that place where if one was to turn Could see down across the land To the sea and sand. Of all the beauties that I've known Nothing beats this Island home. Love Mary x My grandfather’s retirement bungalow was in Totland Isle of Wight. It was named Innisfail meaning ‘Isle of Ireland’. Behind, the garden led down to magical and delightful to children who came as visitors. My grandfather would prepare this woodland with some suitable surprises. The garden and woodland deserved its own name and in retrospect Is now named ‘Innislandia’ to suggest a separate, mysterious land. Beyond the real world. In the poem A Country Lane on page 8 the latched gate is the back gate to my grandparent’s garden and bungalow in Totland as above.
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unto thee i burn incense the bowl crackles upon the gloom arise purple pencils fluent spires of fragrance the bowl seethes a flutter of stars a turbulence of forms delightful with indefinable flowering, the air is deep with desirable flowers i think thou lovest incense for in the ambiguous faint aspirings the indolent frail ascensions, of thy smile rises the immaculate sorrow of thy low hair flutter the level litanies unto thee i burn incense,over the dim smoke straining my lips are vague with ecstasy my palpitating ******* inhale the slow supple flower of thy beauty,my heart discovers thee unto whom i burn olbanum
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Unto Thee I
Artistic                                   Amazing Beautiful   Bright                Capable   Caring   Desirable   Delightful     Easy-going   Enough       Funny   Generous   Helpful   honest   Important     Justified      Kind   I AM   Loveable   Mature Needed   Original   Poetic   Quick-witted Reliable   ****   Skilled   Truthful Unstoppable   Valiant   Wise X-elent    Youthful Zealous
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Apr 1, 2015
Apr 1, 2015 at 5:21 AM UTC
Love yourself.
JANUARY Delightful display Snowdrops bowing pure white heads To the sun’s glory. FEBRUARY Fresh green buds appear Indicating spring will soon Energise us all. MARCH Lambs gambol in fields Frisky with the joys of life Bleating happily. APRIL Bluebells stand so proud Beneath trees now sparsely dressed Fresh green leaves unfold. MAY Much awaited sound Echoes heard amid dense trees Cuckoo has arrived. JUNE Parks and gardens burst With sounds and vibrant colours Perfect harmony. JULY Beaches become full Of families having fun In sand and big waves. AUGUST Ripe golden harvest Burning sun in azure skies Labours rewarded. SEPTEMBER Swallows congregate On telephone wires ready To migrate down south. OCTOBER Red and gold leaves fall, Crunchy as cornflakes beneath Feet on a crisp morn. NOVEMBER Frosty webs sparkle In the early morning sun Brightly bejewelled. DECEMBER First few flakes of snow Dust gardens like icing on A chocolate cake.
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Jan 18, 2012
Jan 18, 2012 at 12:44 PM UTC
A Year in Haiku
sometimes you climb out of bed in the morning and you think, I'm not going to make it, but you laugh inside remembering all the times you've felt that way, and you walk to the bathroom, do your toilet, see that face in the mirror, oh my oh my oh my, but you comb your hair anyway, get into your street clothes, feed the cats, fetch the newspaper of horror, place it on the coffee table, kiss your wife goodbye, and then you are backing the car out into life itself, like millions of others you enter the arena once more. you are on the freeway threading through traffic now, moving both towards something and towards nothing at all as you punch the radio on and get Mozart, which is something, and you will somehow get through the slow days and the busy days and the dull days and the hateful days and the rare days, all both so delightful and so disappointing because we are all so alike and so different. you find the turn-off, drive through the most dangerous part of town, feel momentarily wonderful as Mozart works his way into your brain and slides down along your bones and out through your shoes. it's been a tough fight worth fighting as we all drive along betting on another day.
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Gamblers All
I see you there suspended for a time between the shadow and the light. You look pale but peaceful, in a dream state. I rest awhile, a shallow sleep, then I awake knowing… without words my mind whispers it’s time I gently wipe your lips, brush a stray hair from your forehead. It’s all I know to do. Then I sing a cherished lullaby hoping you hear me hoping it wraps you in love as my arms wrapped around you as a child. I hold your hand, kiss your forehead. In that instant I see and feel all you’ve been all that is you tiny wrinkled infant delightful, smiling six-month old curious toddler proud school age struggling teen loving adult realizing we're losing all of these, all that you've been all that is you then I feel your spirit leave… for that brief moment I’m overcome with a calm I can’t describe. A gift rare and precious – as I was there when you entered the world I was with you when you left.      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~         "The butterfly counts not months but moments and has time enough."   Rabinadrath Tagore
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Jun 10, 2017
Jun 10, 2017 at 10:24 PM UTC
Moments In Time
Red streaks of thin hair, finely cured, Sugar-coded skin, sweet yet sticky inside…and then you sniff, Freshly sliced with soft cries for help, the grass grows, Dried in the most delightful setting; a miniature shadow of the sun, The initials share a basketball in one palm- -The pop from the stereo reflects the ripple of a king- -----------------------0----------------------------0------------------------- A complete package within, once the engine has revved- the liftoff- Find yourself inside of her powers; the majestic magic maneuvers the mind, Mend many memories and flick the switch on the motionless projector, Guilty pleasures please the people and protect peaceful guidance, Keep close the cultivation of a captivating lover- -She will rise in your soul like helium in the lungs- --------------------0--------------------0-------------------- She, who I breathe for, calls my name; forever entering the cave, I broke off a chunk of everything she has grown to be, Crumbled, chalk-like pollen, piles into mounds of distraction, I set flame to the lone match and touch the wick- a silent sway- She burns, her hair still a fiery-ruby blend, but like all living expectation- -The ash separates and with the wind…she performs flips-
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Nov 20, 2014
Nov 20, 2014 at 3:44 PM UTC
Strawberry Cough
I love chocolate chip cookies Be they soft or be they crunchy They are my favorite munchie. I love them by the pound. The best snack around. My love for these cookies Surpasses my love of ice cream. They are more than what they seem. They make my day and then more so. Even though they make my **** grow. Chocolate chip cookies They are my very best friends. I am sure these cookies With stick with me to the end. I can count on them to please me. Cookies never ever tease me. I love chocolate chip cookies Whether they are baked at home Or just purchased on the roam. If they are professionally made, Gifted to me or I have paid. Nothing else tickles me so much. I start giggling when I first touch Those delightful little sweet plops. Don’t bother calling the calorie cops. Chocolate chip cookies They are my very best friends. I am sure these cookies With stick with me to the end. I can count on them to please me. Cookies never ever tease me. I love chocolate chip cookies I know it started when I was a kid; What those rolls of dough did To me was transform me instantly Almost to carbohydrate insanity. I could eat as many as I touched; I loved them just exactly that much And it continued on into adulthood. Chocolate chip cookies are that good. Chocolate chip cookies They are my very best friends. I am sure these cookies With stick with me to the end. I can count on them to please me. Cookies never ever tease me.
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Nov 12, 2016
Nov 12, 2016 at 4:54 PM UTC
CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES
We talked about fun A night of one and one Two adults out dating Not a lady-in-waiting. Two people holding hands, We didn’t have any plans Not saying words like never And always and forever. It’s an unwritten verbal contract With just the one signature. The expectancy of longevity Is more than a bit premature. It is important to recognize it When it’s all about fun and games. It keeps temperature from rising And avoids the calling of names. Then it all got turned around And quite suddenly I found There were rules for me to obey Like staying out too late in the day And things I had to do with you If I wanted to demonstrate I was true. It was no longer important to you It was not enough just loving you. It’s an unwritten verbal contract With just the one signature. The expectancy of longevity Is more than a bit premature. I am a prisoner in your heart When did my sentence start? How long will I have to serve? How did you get the nerve To change a delightful love affair Into something that would scare? Sorry, I have to call a halt You know it’s all your fault. It is important to recognize it When it’s all about fun and games. It keeps temperature from rising And avoids the calling of names. We only had a few short dates We barely made it to third base And yet the thing is totally shattered. You’re out looking at china patterns. There were no promises ever made. I do not mean to be throwing shade But this is not the thing I agreed upon Whatever we once had is now gone. It’s an unwritten verbal contract With just the one signature. The expectancy of longevity Is more than a bit premature. It is important to recognize it When it’s all about fun and games. It keeps temperature from rising And avoids the calling of names.
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Oct 28, 2015
Oct 28, 2015 at 7:48 PM UTC
UNILATERAL COLLATERAL
We talked about fun A night of one and one Two adults out dating Not a lady-in-waiting. Two people holding hands, We didn’t have any plans Not saying words like never And always and forever. It’s an unwritten verbal contract With just the one signature. The expectancy of longevity Is more than a bit premature. It is important to recognize it When it’s all about fun and games. It keeps temperature from rising And avoids the calling of names. Then it all got turned around And quite suddenly I found There were rules for me to obey Like staying out too late in the day And things I had to do with you If I wanted to demonstrate I was true. It was no longer important to you It was not enough just loving you. It’s an unwritten verbal contract With just the one signature. The expectancy of longevity Is more than a bit premature. I am a prisoner in your heart When did my sentence start? How long will I have to serve? How did you get the nerve To change a delightful love affair Into something that would scare? Sorry, I have to call a halt You know it’s all your fault. It is important to recognize it When it’s all about fun and games. It keeps temperature from rising And avoids the calling of names. We only had a few short dates We barely made it to third base And yet the thing is totally shattered. You’re out looking at china patterns. There were no promises ever made. I do not mean to be throwing shade But this is not the thing I agreed upon Whatever we once had is now gone. It’s an unwritten verbal contract With just the one signature. The expectancy of longevity Is more than a bit premature. It is important to recognize it When it’s all about fun and games. It keeps temperature from rising And avoids the calling of names.
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*let us to the chase cut, love lesbians for we value the same thing... a woman's beauty, a woman's way of seeing, a god-miracle, walking down the street, can barely breathe, his female creatures delightful, want want want want the fullness of their presence, in my life, even just, my eyes, adoration of the magi they make me, real, they make me, life worth living, this is art appreciation, load and life bearing, they humble, gentle this birth-cursed man, they make me who I am... better*
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May 17, 2015
May 17, 2015 at 5:14 AM UTC
why lesbians turn me on...
With the peak of spring in the month of May In the early hours of a pleasantly sunlit day Two kids sat cuddled on a swing Feeling as though they were taking on wing Swinging in the air, they began to sing Their sweet lay breaking the silence with its ring They kicked their legs in rising delight And felt like thistledowns ever so light Up and down on the swing was fun They closed their eyes on being face to face with the sun Felt the swish and sway of the buoyant air And knew the light tug of breeze on their curly hair As the air got caught in the frills of their frock Their eyes gleamed bright in delightful spark Imagining themselves to be astronauts in space, An ebullient excitement lit up their face From a raised angle, they saw the Earth in green folds lie Watched the surrounding hills standing awfully high Saw a small stream flowing as a slow moving train With trees lined up on its banks in unbroken chain Longingly I watched these children free of all worry and pain Also their aerial feats, not tainted by any melancholy stain How I miss these childhood days of innocent fun As my hours, towards the sunset, quickly run
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May 6, 2016
May 6, 2016 at 12:38 PM UTC
Swings of Life
As a bisexual, I fear Few will want you to be proud. They will bend your ear Saying things to you out loud That would be better left Totally, embarrassingly unsaid Instead of rattling around Inside the cathedral of your head. Too many try to make it Seem like a kind of venal crime To want to make love with Someone of your own kind And maybe with the same Gender with which you were born. To some it is very biblical And subjects you to public scorn. Finding someone **** With the same plumbing as you It not only delightful It can be a dream come true. It feels correctly natural And works like the other way Even though people scorn And use words like *** and ‘gay’ Or ****** and even taco Whatever that might end up meaning. The important thing to me Bisexuality is so powerfully appealing. So, those who dislike me And feel so righteously zealous That bisexuality is wrong Are very possibly just jealous. Or maybe just uptight Living by someone’s else’s rules; Not what they’ve learned And therefore are bigoted fools.
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Feb 26, 2016
Feb 26, 2016 at 10:57 PM UTC
BISEXUAL BIGOTRY
the comforting warmth of the morning sun, like I had known it from the days of yesteryears. the familiar scent of dew-kissed grass, a fresh aroma that brought forth the tide of gratitude laden tears. I had foreseen the day to be just as before... I had planned to play out my morning as I had rehearsed. but your message had foiled all that I thought I knew... it brought about the smile that eternity had kept pursed. your words were laced with the flowers of spring... they set at ease the unapparent apprehension I've always kept. they spoke of compliments meant only for the worthiest quills, I've read them in disbelief as I think not of myself, an adept... truly you are one that's generous and so very kind. for your words flew off the page and had struck home; bearing the stoutest of hope and most selfless of wishes. they had provided direction in these vague circles that I roam. so now allow me to thank you dear poetess... for drawing the sunrise clear into my view. I shall revel and bask in its delightful rays... because your words had painted today in the brightest hue...
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Feb 20, 2015
Feb 20, 2015 at 8:39 AM UTC
Your Heartening Words
Brotherhood The one who loves, The one who cares, The one who of others thinks of, The one who has others needs before theirs, The one who is wise, The one who is brave, The one who really tries, The one whose heart you gave, The one who is thoughtful, one way or another, The one who I find delightful, My one and only brother!
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Jun 17, 2013
Jun 17, 2013 at 9:30 AM UTC
Brotherhood
If I could pinpoint the exact moment your breath touched mine washed me over in ocean waves sea creatures glowing in delightful recognition as the seedlings of connection shimmied into our being and, dancing within me in its own lifeforce your mind a living, breathing animal your heart, purring and whirring its sacred forces into my molecular structures your soul throbbing in mitochondric pulsing (*oh what a delicious vibration of ribosomes*) Between us, we hold the true treasures close, in frothy                        tenderness a purity of the expanse of our universe, swathed in prismatic color colors that shift, these fresh hues for which there are no name they are lucid and fine-woven as silk histories yet deep as earthcore your eyes, voice are forever burned into my own every day scriptures that rock my shattered parts into wholeness and, like ancient magic, I conjure forth the holy gospel rising from our bones every second of every minute as our deepest fires our most secret filth our murky corners our darkest hours we weave into light brilliant and lustrous multi-layered in the richest folds of the earth and as you place me upon the shores of your garland-graced                               throne Now I'm alive in a new kind of light and all I can do is love         and love and love
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Feb 3, 2018
Feb 3, 2018 at 5:23 PM UTC
alive
Gemini's delightful. Cancer is polite. Leo is romantic. Virgo's quite bright. Libra is creative. Scorpio, tenacious. Sagittarius, festive. Capricorn, vivacious. Aquarius is witty. Pisces, prolific. Aries is charming. Taurus, terrific. ----------*--------- Taurus is quite stubborn. Aries, a frightful ***** Pisces, a flaming cheapskate. Aquarius is mostly crude. Capricorn's nasty and spiteful. Sagittarius, shallow and weak. Scorpio's flagrantly flighty. Libra, annoying and meek. Virgo's simply pompous. Leo, clearly deranged. Cancer, always impossible. Gemini, downright strange. *
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Jul 21, 2015
Jul 21, 2015 at 3:10 PM UTC
* Astro.Schizo *
Brotherhood The one who loves, The one who cares, The one who of others thinks of, The one who has others needs before theirs, The one who is wise, The one who is brave, The one who really tries, The one whose heart you gave, The one who is thoughtful, one way or another, The one who I find delightful, My one and only brother!
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Jun 17, 2013
Jun 17, 2013 at 9:30 AM UTC
Brotherhood
*I think of how good you're going to taste feeling your heat reach my lips waiting for you to stir you up get you really ******* hot waiting to fill you all the way to the brim just add a little cream to the sugar already in you & when your fluids hit my mouth slide down my throat I know I'm awake and alive with my morning coffee*
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Sep 13, 2017
Sep 13, 2017 at 11:44 AM UTC
Delightful Taste
Nature is everything that wasn’t created by man, It cannot be controlled by anyone. I admire the beautiful trees that sway from left to right, And the delightful blue sea that is filled with marine life. I admire waking up every day to an amazing sunrise, And going to bed to a charming sunset. I admire being a part of a world so bright, But wait, I can’t forget about the night, the moon, and the stars that are ever so bright. I admire the cool breeze giving me goosebumps. I admire the gentle flowing of rivers and waterfalls that makes me meditate, It reminds me to never build feelings such as hate. I admire how nature takes care of itself and mankind, I surely cannot tell nature it has its time. Nature is everything that wasn’t created by man, It cannot be controlled by anyone. I admire that nature is always going to be there, And because of that, I admire the fact that nature truly do care. Sade Rowland
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Apr 2, 2020
Apr 2, 2020 at 12:49 PM UTC
I Admire Nature