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*Long lines looped the carousel the first time you gazed my eye, mounted on that chestnut mare, grasped tight to the reigns up high. I see his face around the bend, a corn dog in his hand. Locking eyes as I rise. I blush, above the crowd he stands.    Light flickers, mouths water delicate contoured lips laugh. I smile. The music hesitates along with my breath. I think I'll be staying awhile. Bewildered and a little dizzy, I dismount with a giggle. I lick my dry lips, dreamily, hoping he is single. With the wind, a light mist blows. I can see her slowly get wet, stumbling she falls my way. I'm excited, this day isn't over yet Drip, drip, drip upon my face, anxiously, I turn to hurry. In my haste, he catches my waist swallowing... I fall covertly. Lips moisten, I pull her near a kiss, slipped, tongues twirl, wanton whispers whisked away, drenched deep passion's unfurl. A stranger's kiss upon my lips beneath the dreary skies. Soaking wet, I'm still on fire He caught me by surprise. A stranger's kiss upon my lips beneath the queching skies. Heaven sent, a burning desire; she, such a welcomed surprise.*
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Sep 28, 2017
Sep 28, 2017 at 1:37 PM UTC
The Affair At The Fair (A Collaboration)
*Ladies & Gentlemen, behold! Listen to the story I have to share. A fantasy from future.* Someday in Future Setting: The underground metro train Characters: She & me Me: Now our stop is at the end, darling. She: I'd just relax until we reach then, dear. Me: How're you going to do that, standing? She: I've my personal pillar to hold on to for relaxing, you know - I don't fear... Me: ...and that is me? She: Yes & no! I look clueless and she lets out a laughter barely audible to others in the metro train. She: You yourself are not the pillar but you've the pillar! I blush big time and turn tomato-red, her delicately-soft hands come pull my cheeks and by now I am able to duly respond as the man. Me: Oh I see! So madam is in a good mood to flirt. Good-good, even I was starting to get bored hearing only to the harsh sound of the metro train on the track, let us recollect the previous night. She: Sure, you bear the onus of starting the account and I'll recount the ending as we reach home. Me: Alright then, here we go. Low voices Me: Darling I started it all, I came from the showers, I carried a seductive grin, As I moved forwards, You started to fall, Not caring where you fell towards. And you fell in my arms, I held you softly as my baby, As you're precious to me like one. I then lifted you in my arms, You had a soft glowing smile on your lips. Then I laid you on the bed, You appeared like Aphrodite. The white gown was off in a jiffy, You looked at my towel's knot, And you undid it the next. She: As the pillar was unveiled, I hoisted myself on it, And we came together. Me: Now the station seems closer, let us conclude our recounting Friday night. (Looking at my watch) She: Yes, we have a night every other night. (Winks) Me: I love you, honey! (I smile) She: Not more than me! (Her smile is more brilliant) By now the train approaches our stop and we are smiling as we dismount the train. On our minds for a sleepless Saturday night we are hatching a beautiful plan.
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Jul 8, 2013
Jul 8, 2013 at 2:16 AM UTC
I Love You, Honey!
*Ladies & Gentlemen, behold! Listen to the story I have to share. A fantasy from future.* Someday in Future Setting: The underground metro train Characters: She & me Me: Now our stop is at the end, darling. She: I'd just relax until we reach then, dear. Me: How're you going to do that, standing? She: I've my personal pillar to hold on to for relaxing, you know - I don't fear... Me: ...and that is me? She: Yes & no! I look clueless and she lets out a laughter barely audible to others in the metro train. She: You yourself are not the pillar but you've the pillar! I blush big time and turn tomato-red, her delicately-soft hands come pull my cheeks and by now I am able to duly respond as the man. Me: Oh I see! So madam is in a good mood to flirt. Good-good, even I was starting to get bored hearing only to the harsh sound of the metro train on the track, let us recollect the previous night. She: Sure, you bear the onus of starting the account and I'll recount the ending as we reach home. Me: Alright then, here we go. Low voices Me: Darling I started it all, I came from the showers, I carried a seductive grin, As I moved forwards, You started to fall, Not caring where you fell towards. And you fell in my arms, I held you softly as my baby, As you're precious to me like one. I then lifted you in my arms, You had a soft glowing smile on your lips. Then I laid you on the bed, You appeared like Aphrodite. The white gown was off in a jiffy, You looked at my towel's knot, And you undid it the next. She: As the pillar was unveiled, I hoisted myself on it, And we came together. Me: Now the station seems closer, let us conclude our recounting Friday night. (Looking at my watch) She: Yes, we have a night every other night. (Winks) Me: I love you, honey! (I smile) She: Not more than me! (Her smile is more brilliant) By now the train approaches our stop and we are smiling as we dismount the train. On our minds for a sleepless Saturday night we are hatching a beautiful plan.
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I shall go away To the brown hills, the quiet ones, The vast, the mountainous, the rolling, Sun-fired and drowsy! My horse snuffs delicately At the strange wind; He settles to a swinging trot; his hoofs ***** the dust. The road winds, straightens, Slashes a marsh, Shoulders out a bridge, Then -- Again the hills. Unchanged, innumerable, Bowing huge, round backs; Holding secret, immense converse: In gusty voices, Fruitful, fecund, toiling Like yoked black oxen. The clouds pass like great, slow thoughts And vanish In the intense blue. My horse lopes; the saddle creaks and sways. A thousand glittering spears of sun slant from on high. The immensity, the spaces, Are like the spaces Between star and star. The hills sleep. If I put my hand on one, I would feel the vast heave of its breath. I would start away before it awakened And shook the world from its shoulders. A cicada's cry deepens the hot silence. The hills open To show a slope of poppies, Ardent, noble, heroic, A flare, a great flame of orange; Giving sleepy, brittle scent That stings the lungs. A creeping wind slips through them like a ferret; they bow and dance, answering Beauty's voice . . . The horse whinnies. I dismount And tie him to the grey worn fence. I set myself against the javelins of grass and sun; And climb the rounded breast, That flows like a sea-wave. The summit crackles with heat, there is no shelter, no hollow from the flagellating glare. I lie down and look at the sky, shading my eyes. My body becomes strange, the sun takes it and changes it, it does not feel, it is like the body of another. The air blazes. The air is diamond. Small noises move among the grass . . . Blackly, A hawk mounts, mounts in the inane Seeking the star-road, Seeking the end . . . But there is no end. Here, in this light, there is no end. . .
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Road and Hills
I shall go away To the brown hills, the quiet ones, The vast, the mountainous, the rolling, Sun-fired and drowsy! My horse snuffs delicately At the strange wind; He settles to a swinging trot; his hoofs ***** the dust. The road winds, straightens, Slashes a marsh, Shoulders out a bridge, Then -- Again the hills. Unchanged, innumerable, Bowing huge, round backs; Holding secret, immense converse: In gusty voices, Fruitful, fecund, toiling Like yoked black oxen. The clouds pass like great, slow thoughts And vanish In the intense blue. My horse lopes; the saddle creaks and sways. A thousand glittering spears of sun slant from on high. The immensity, the spaces, Are like the spaces Between star and star. The hills sleep. If I put my hand on one, I would feel the vast heave of its breath. I would start away before it awakened And shook the world from its shoulders. A cicada's cry deepens the hot silence. The hills open To show a slope of poppies, Ardent, noble, heroic, A flare, a great flame of orange; Giving sleepy, brittle scent That stings the lungs. A creeping wind slips through them like a ferret; they bow and dance, answering Beauty's voice . . . The horse whinnies. I dismount And tie him to the grey worn fence. I set myself against the javelins of grass and sun; And climb the rounded breast, That flows like a sea-wave. The summit crackles with heat, there is no shelter, no hollow from the flagellating glare. I lie down and look at the sky, shading my eyes. My body becomes strange, the sun takes it and changes it, it does not feel, it is like the body of another. The air blazes. The air is diamond. Small noises move among the grass . . . Blackly, A hawk mounts, mounts in the inane Seeking the star-road, Seeking the end . . . But there is no end. Here, in this light, there is no end. . .
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Spilling the juice all over the floor, Missing you each day more and more. Listening to music- new and old My decisions getting a bit more bold. Shutting the door louder than usual, My mind is starting to get delusional. Loving you without a doubt, Hate seeing you with other girls out and about. Scrutinizing every mistake I write, Only to view every poem I spite. Luring the unknown into my room, Chimney blows wind in with a bad fume. Securing my own locks on doors so fragile, My body always wanting to move so agile. Leaving your life and entering his, Wisdom hit but so did his fist. Sobbing on the cold ground, I wish I still had you around. Listening on what to do - my friend’s advice, Maybe I have to start trying more than twice. Sending mixed signals and causing trouble, Will only ever lead to a burst in the bubble. Lacking thought or too many to count, So many problems I have to dismount. Serving my old yet new figure, My body tired, and oh-so-bitter. Latching on somebody to stay, Words cannot explain my feelings at play. Shouting loud but not loud enough, My brain's gone into a severe slough. Crying for extreme help, I cannot do this by myself.
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May 2, 2018
May 2, 2018 at 10:57 PM UTC
Bittersweet Thirst
Tonight we’re aligned with the stars I’m wearing Orion’s belt You’re drinking in thirsty gulps from the big dipper The little one’s in freckles on your chest And now I can hear the wind chimes On the porch I can hear the leaves Of the Bradford Pear I can hear the cats and dogs and coyotes and deer and owls Making nighttime noises I can hear mom snoring in the house For one of the last times I can hear the trampoline springs creaking with age And feel it bouncing and swaying under us Like it did in its heyday I can hear you sniffling, sister, I can hear you crying Your warm wet tears Are drowning my ears Like all those summers we did swim team When I take your hand It’s smaller than I remember It’s Abby circa ‘99 Though you didn’t let me hold it then And I never tried Now our hair is curling in swirling halos Around the same face Mom’s face We never did look like Dad Now we’re gazing at the same stars Under the same March sky Thinking, saying, “God is good” Saying, believing, “How can He not be? When the sky looks like this” Believing, knowing, that it’s true Even while our hearts are rocks, Our hands are clay, Our minds are swarming Teeming Buzzing Hives But “God is good” “How can He not be? When the sky looks like this” When our mother is a fish How can He not be? We know: “God is good.” While we’re reading the Braille of the sky Two foxes slink by Now we dismount the trampoline and go inside Where we hear Mom snoring For one of the last times
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Mar 19, 2012
Mar 19, 2012 at 3:40 PM UTC
The Trampoline
Tonight we’re aligned with the stars I’m wearing Orion’s belt You’re drinking in thirsty gulps from the big dipper The little one’s in freckles on your chest And now I can hear the wind chimes On the porch I can hear the leaves Of the Bradford Pear I can hear the cats and dogs and coyotes and deer and owls Making nighttime noises I can hear mom snoring in the house For one of the last times I can hear the trampoline springs creaking with age And feel it bouncing and swaying under us Like it did in its heyday I can hear you sniffling, sister, I can hear you crying Your warm wet tears Are drowning my ears Like all those summers we did swim team When I take your hand It’s smaller than I remember It’s Abby circa ‘99 Though you didn’t let me hold it then And I never tried Now our hair is curling in swirling halos Around the same face Mom’s face We never did look like Dad Now we’re gazing at the same stars Under the same March sky Thinking, saying, “God is good” Saying, believing, “How can He not be? When the sky looks like this” Believing, knowing, that it’s true Even while our hearts are rocks, Our hands are clay, Our minds are swarming Teeming Buzzing Hives But “God is good” “How can He not be? When the sky looks like this” When our mother is a fish How can He not be? We know: “God is good.” While we’re reading the Braille of the sky Two foxes slink by Now we dismount the trampoline and go inside Where we hear Mom snoring For one of the last times
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It's a daylight countdown like a ten nine eight who do we appreciate the darkness of the night I dismount my dragon Jet Black for eons I have battled on his back now I dismount my ride and place my feet back on land I pull out my timepieces I lay them on the ground and then open a portal making no light or sound Daylight countdown to the realms of my darkness see I have been most disciplined by her of many names By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
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Feb 28, 2015
Feb 28, 2015 at 10:57 AM UTC
Daylight Countdown
I. I used to be a crocodile. I knew no risks, no tears, no joy no excitement to lure me above water, no work, for it was cut out for me in the shallows with the small fish, no heavens to make up for, no hells to hope for, no soul to shatter on mid-spring days when all life is but a nightmare and clouds are all but ******* on my head, who granted to desired effect that siren hoped for, who sits upon the sandy shore and whispers sweet songs to me, myself evolved, and repeats me back the songs I taught her, "Over and over again," she mocks. How Neptune did churn his waters to beach a loveless Odysseus here shall ever be unbeknownst to me. But beeswax I have fixed in my ears, but now I cannot hear my other friends in the trees. but once I make my flight from this island, away from the crocodiles, and starvation, and sirens, I will take it out, and I will hear! by God! I will hear and be heard! II. No sound. The siren's lips move; the water recedes. the sky grays. the crocodiles come. I am drawn near by her lotus lips that bid me down this tree but I must not dismount. but a second siren in the trees has been picking out my beeswax. Two songs. The reptiles draw ever nearer to the siren, her song is the loudest. The second siren sings a song of warning                              and captivation.                I dismount the tree to fight back the green menace, and save the first siren. I knew these fellows once. They were my friends, and now do I slay them. I see only jaws and red blood now, and now am I defeated. The crocodile has taken her as prey, so familiarly, for I was a crocodile once.
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Jan 23, 2011
Jan 23, 2011 at 9:06 AM UTC
The Siren's Isle
I. I used to be a crocodile. I knew no risks, no tears, no joy no excitement to lure me above water, no work, for it was cut out for me in the shallows with the small fish, no heavens to make up for, no hells to hope for, no soul to shatter on mid-spring days when all life is but a nightmare and clouds are all but ******* on my head, who granted to desired effect that siren hoped for, who sits upon the sandy shore and whispers sweet songs to me, myself evolved, and repeats me back the songs I taught her, "Over and over again," she mocks. How Neptune did churn his waters to beach a loveless Odysseus here shall ever be unbeknownst to me. But beeswax I have fixed in my ears, but now I cannot hear my other friends in the trees. but once I make my flight from this island, away from the crocodiles, and starvation, and sirens, I will take it out, and I will hear! by God! I will hear and be heard! II. No sound. The siren's lips move; the water recedes. the sky grays. the crocodiles come. I am drawn near by her lotus lips that bid me down this tree but I must not dismount. but a second siren in the trees has been picking out my beeswax. Two songs. The reptiles draw ever nearer to the siren, her song is the loudest. The second siren sings a song of warning                              and captivation.                I dismount the tree to fight back the green menace, and save the first siren. I knew these fellows once. They were my friends, and now do I slay them. I see only jaws and red blood now, and now am I defeated. The crocodile has taken her as prey, so familiarly, for I was a crocodile once.
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He is a man in fact , a factual man in fact But in fact more than man, and more natural He is a predator, sometimes ****** endeavourer Jumping as a feather stead upon my weathered bed Lead at the head but it's heavier A best of a beast, in his chest at least A lion's heart beats, and with mine at his feet He is deadlier Mane across his back, mainly manly, manly knack And a pride to admire any crazy track Mired by those paws or clawed back Lion's share of the hair and a siren's glare Its enough to ensnare any to come back To lie in the den and unpack A purr that can stir  dwelling spell in gazelles A roar that could ensure his reign is obtained on every plain If called for His face is made heeding, and bleeding the sun His legs win a race never needed to be run Already won Prowl and it's done If he who rides the tiger finds it difficult to dismount Than he who rides the lion will feel him sure surmount No doubt, for nobility is paramount Alpha is better beyond count, couched in whim And he reigns as King of the jungle I grew for him King of all that's funnelled through to him King of all that humbles me and truly sings And so Clearly success best rests in Being a lioness, not left guessing lionless A carnivorous, blitherous, tyrant's guest In fact I am a woman, a natural woman in fact And factually I am a woman intact Yet in fact a woman distracted on a lion obsessed tract Where a leonine mess is lacked And a lion-like chests interact
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Jun 8, 2015
Jun 8, 2015 at 2:43 PM UTC
The Lion In My Bedroom
recently in a women's magazine I read an article about the Duchess of Cornwall being most ungracious toward Princess Mary of Denmark *the Duchess can be a very catty ***** especially when Charles is eyeing something of more appeal but Camilla seems to have forgotten her come hither days when she was conducting an affair with the Prince of Wales under his wife's nose the protocols in royal circles have become less civil and it is about time she on her high horse was more convivial where the crown and matters of state are paramount the Queen should avail her son's missus of a polite dismount
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Mar 8, 2017
Mar 8, 2017 at 8:37 PM UTC
Polite Dismount
Hear my cry. I’m just brand new. I survived the womb and my first breath drew. For the next twenty years must I suffer child abuse? Must I be the victim Of a criminal choice? There’s a twenty per cent chance That my childhood will provide An evil ****** education that I will deride. There’s a twenty per cent chance I’ll have a very large account for my mental health requirement. Think I’d rather dismount from life right now than go through all of that. Can you please change my outlook? I’m being very frank. I cannot face life Through such insufferable pain. I’d rather go back To the place from which I came! But I can’t! P-L-E-A-S-E H-E-L-P M-E
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Dec 8, 2013
Dec 8, 2013 at 7:03 PM UTC
****** Abuse Victim to Be
I foster an incremental relation to the cosmos, enticed regularly by its indefiniteness and appeal. Its evolutions, innate behaviors, and formidable sciences are recompense for earth’s meager discrepancies. I often engage in the caprice to dismount much dissatisfaction by the constancy of riveting celestial events. These beings possess no artificiality. Its prophetic order, ornate and stupendous architectural facets have allowed a crescendo of dispositional hysteria. Prosaic imprecations are deduced from its auxiliary wherewithal. There is no contrition in immersing in enthrallment nor is there fickleness in trust. Magnificent bodies orbit in finesse and probability, achieving universality and control. Though these incitements are exponentially cheering, my origin is but connoted in despondency. Usurpers and ill-suited vandals proliferated by the intemperance of the Ptolemaic discipline. Rustics, miscreants and idle minds misdirected by less virtuous planetary derision. My cognitive severity asserted by ominous consummation. Oh how these preponderant truths confine me unfortunate. Soliloquy is but an affliction amidst this era of anachronistic reign. Grandiose passivity is intolerable at this time. I plan to dichotomize my adamant fate from precepts and conditions anew. The deposition of malfeasant kings will be sought. Ploys I have already configured; propagation is near to instigation. I will exhort my ascent to prime eminence. The stars will sanction me to a rightful end.
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Sep 1, 2014
Sep 1, 2014 at 8:49 AM UTC
Piece XXXI
I foster an incremental relation to the cosmos, enticed regularly by its indefiniteness and appeal. Its evolutions, innate behaviors, and formidable sciences are recompense for earth’s meager discrepancies. I often engage in the caprice to dismount much dissatisfaction by the constancy of riveting celestial events. These beings possess no artificiality. Its prophetic order, ornate and stupendous architectural facets have allowed a crescendo of dispositional hysteria. Prosaic imprecations are deduced from its auxiliary wherewithal. There is no contrition in immersing in enthrallment nor is there fickleness in trust. Magnificent bodies orbit in finesse and probability, achieving universality and control. Though these incitements are exponentially cheering, my origin is but connoted in despondency. Usurpers and ill-suited vandals proliferated by the intemperance of the Ptolemaic discipline. Rustics, miscreants and idle minds misdirected by less virtuous planetary derision. My cognitive severity asserted by ominous consummation. Oh how these preponderant truths confine me unfortunate. Soliloquy is but an affliction amidst this era of anachronistic reign. Grandiose passivity is intolerable at this time. I plan to dichotomize my adamant fate from precepts and conditions anew. The deposition of malfeasant kings will be sought. Ploys I have already configured; propagation is near to instigation. I will exhort my ascent to prime eminence. The stars will sanction me to a rightful end.
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During this time, with unknown motions of sweet innocence, Snow White Was walking in the wood to feel the Zephyr's scent and to see the pure light. The prince was walking on his horseback at dawn lacing through its highs. Being sad, he wanted to hunt, when the girl's face enlightened his eyes. ''Will he cross the boundary and move over to my side? '' She suddenly thought. He came to her saying, ''I'm another victim of your beauty, I like you a lot.' ''I'm drowning in my own willingness to give up my strengths for your kiss, '' ''Queen of beauty, to get an approval to kiss you is my overwhelming bliss.' He started to dismount his horse, because their eyes had magically met. He kissed her saying, ' I could although avoid your eyes, but I would regret.' ''For this love that thrills my heart, there is no use in this forest to hide, Skies' golden blessings come for our souls, please, will you be my bride? ' The queen poisoned an apple, '' She's driven by forces beyond her control. I want her blood and she will eat this apple to pay for me the beauty's toll.'' She disguised herself as a peasant woman to knock on the dwarf's door. The girl bitted into it, she had the bite in her mouth, when she fell on the floor. The dwarfs returned home and they cried seeing that she was really dead. She did not look at all like a dead person and her cheeks' color was still red. They made a diamante coffin to lie her inside, so that she could be seen. They wrote the name on it using golden letters to be visible through green. Snow White laid there in the coffin for a very long time as if she was asleep. One of dwarfs always stayed at home to keep watching and the tears to weep. One day, the prince came to the dwarfs' house and saw the dead Snow-White. She was illuminated by seven candles and he wanted to hold her very tight. He asked the dwarfs to sell him the coffin with the princess Snow-White inside, The dwarfs took pity on him and gave him the coffin with his dead bride. As the prince looked into her eyes, he immediately knew that he can't wait To be together with his lost bride and he wanted to open the death's gate.
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Apr 12, 2012
Apr 12, 2012 at 6:05 PM UTC
Snow-White (Part 5)
During this time, with unknown motions of sweet innocence, Snow White Was walking in the wood to feel the Zephyr's scent and to see the pure light. The prince was walking on his horseback at dawn lacing through its highs. Being sad, he wanted to hunt, when the girl's face enlightened his eyes. ''Will he cross the boundary and move over to my side? '' She suddenly thought. He came to her saying, ''I'm another victim of your beauty, I like you a lot.' ''I'm drowning in my own willingness to give up my strengths for your kiss, '' ''Queen of beauty, to get an approval to kiss you is my overwhelming bliss.' He started to dismount his horse, because their eyes had magically met. He kissed her saying, ' I could although avoid your eyes, but I would regret.' ''For this love that thrills my heart, there is no use in this forest to hide, Skies' golden blessings come for our souls, please, will you be my bride? ' The queen poisoned an apple, '' She's driven by forces beyond her control. I want her blood and she will eat this apple to pay for me the beauty's toll.'' She disguised herself as a peasant woman to knock on the dwarf's door. The girl bitted into it, she had the bite in her mouth, when she fell on the floor. The dwarfs returned home and they cried seeing that she was really dead. She did not look at all like a dead person and her cheeks' color was still red. They made a diamante coffin to lie her inside, so that she could be seen. They wrote the name on it using golden letters to be visible through green. Snow White laid there in the coffin for a very long time as if she was asleep. One of dwarfs always stayed at home to keep watching and the tears to weep. One day, the prince came to the dwarfs' house and saw the dead Snow-White. She was illuminated by seven candles and he wanted to hold her very tight. He asked the dwarfs to sell him the coffin with the princess Snow-White inside, The dwarfs took pity on him and gave him the coffin with his dead bride. As the prince looked into her eyes, he immediately knew that he can't wait To be together with his lost bride and he wanted to open the death's gate.
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Imagine yourself with me in the mountains, Imagine peaceful tranquility away from plains, Imagine nights full of love and forget pains. We travel through the mountainous terrain, We see just colder snow everywhere & no rain, We go through snow mounted on our horse. Our horse starts panting as it smells water, Our wounds tingle with pain & ask for rest too, Our stomachs demand food too as it seems. Your elegant eyes see a dark house close-by, Your now wearying voice tells me to stop over, Your royal desire is an order for me to obey. I also agree as we must treat our injuries, I dismount the horse first to experience pain, I do offer a hand to you for dismounting. You are here in this ancient wooden house, You rest upon the ancient creaky barrel chair, You look at me with the cute eyes of yours. I ask you if you needed something soothing, I am told by you to come and stay by your side, I come while sensing this cold bothering us. Your voice quivered from the terrible cold, Your hands do crave for fresh air of the cabin, Your mind tells you to remove your gloves. I looked at you with my questioning eyes, I am asked by you regarding the same thing, I agree with you & remove my gloves too. You come & hold my hands - feel the heat, You have your hands as frigid as snow & ice, You sigh with a smile as you feel relieved. This smile meant much more than relief, This meant that you want bit more warmth, This makes me smile back at you kindly. Imagine us admiring each other happily, Imagine listening to your own voice inside, Imagine the snow dust pouring outside...
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Nov 21, 2013
Nov 21, 2013 at 2:27 AM UTC
Snow Dust, Gold Dust
Imagine yourself with me in the mountains, Imagine peaceful tranquility away from plains, Imagine nights full of love and forget pains. We travel through the mountainous terrain, We see just colder snow everywhere & no rain, We go through snow mounted on our horse. Our horse starts panting as it smells water, Our wounds tingle with pain & ask for rest too, Our stomachs demand food too as it seems. Your elegant eyes see a dark house close-by, Your now wearying voice tells me to stop over, Your royal desire is an order for me to obey. I also agree as we must treat our injuries, I dismount the horse first to experience pain, I do offer a hand to you for dismounting. You are here in this ancient wooden house, You rest upon the ancient creaky barrel chair, You look at me with the cute eyes of yours. I ask you if you needed something soothing, I am told by you to come and stay by your side, I come while sensing this cold bothering us. Your voice quivered from the terrible cold, Your hands do crave for fresh air of the cabin, Your mind tells you to remove your gloves. I looked at you with my questioning eyes, I am asked by you regarding the same thing, I agree with you & remove my gloves too. You come & hold my hands - feel the heat, You have your hands as frigid as snow & ice, You sigh with a smile as you feel relieved. This smile meant much more than relief, This meant that you want bit more warmth, This makes me smile back at you kindly. Imagine us admiring each other happily, Imagine listening to your own voice inside, Imagine the snow dust pouring outside...
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Those who cross, this nighttime terror, will be sure to know his name, From ocean blue, to Timbuktu, the ghost of the man is to blame. He rides upon, a howling steed, he sets women's hearts aflame, He will dismount, only to pay no heed, to the life, the gods call, 'game'. Beware, oh Bandit, do not pierce, the eyes of the open believer, For what you have seen, on the journey of one, has made thy soul, cleaver. Hated still, the tainted will, of the man who rides, in the palm of despair, Points his fingers to the sky, in faith, that the heel of truth will be there. The bandit will leave less on hands and feet, when he comes through, Yet, he will leave more than tears, when with your ****** he must make do. So true is his arrow, nailing to the tree, the reigns which he has overcome, Out of sight, he is a patriot to the desires of his heart, serving no one, but one. Where will you go next, bandit, what treasures will you next seize? What of the riches in your heart, crucified by forgotten responsibilities? He searches, this bandit, for the one elusive key to his caged soul, As if it were on race ahead of himself, always out of reach or toll. Aghast! He halts in treasure cove, at odds with the sight before him. What layeth on the ground, is a sight that attempts no boredom. Here! Is a sight for eager eyes, here! Is the quencher for desire. That which is in front of him, will extinguish his mind's wild fire. One foot, in front of the other. As if he had no longer the ability to walk. Made the bandit, his way over. To the treasure that made him gawk. It lay in fragile casing. It had a lustrous stare. Even though it was alluring, it should have made the bandit beware. But, oh! He was too hasty. For the jewel, evidently tasty, Incited him to grasp it firmly, like a gluttonous man upon pastry. What was it, in the cave? The treasure that could powerfully ensnare? Oh child, I cannot tell you, for fear, that you will go there.
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Jul 27, 2016
Jul 27, 2016 at 1:12 PM UTC
The Bandit...
Those who cross, this nighttime terror, will be sure to know his name, From ocean blue, to Timbuktu, the ghost of the man is to blame. He rides upon, a howling steed, he sets women's hearts aflame, He will dismount, only to pay no heed, to the life, the gods call, 'game'. Beware, oh Bandit, do not pierce, the eyes of the open believer, For what you have seen, on the journey of one, has made thy soul, cleaver. Hated still, the tainted will, of the man who rides, in the palm of despair, Points his fingers to the sky, in faith, that the heel of truth will be there. The bandit will leave less on hands and feet, when he comes through, Yet, he will leave more than tears, when with your ****** he must make do. So true is his arrow, nailing to the tree, the reigns which he has overcome, Out of sight, he is a patriot to the desires of his heart, serving no one, but one. Where will you go next, bandit, what treasures will you next seize? What of the riches in your heart, crucified by forgotten responsibilities? He searches, this bandit, for the one elusive key to his caged soul, As if it were on race ahead of himself, always out of reach or toll. Aghast! He halts in treasure cove, at odds with the sight before him. What layeth on the ground, is a sight that attempts no boredom. Here! Is a sight for eager eyes, here! Is the quencher for desire. That which is in front of him, will extinguish his mind's wild fire. One foot, in front of the other. As if he had no longer the ability to walk. Made the bandit, his way over. To the treasure that made him gawk. It lay in fragile casing. It had a lustrous stare. Even though it was alluring, it should have made the bandit beware. But, oh! He was too hasty. For the jewel, evidently tasty, Incited him to grasp it firmly, like a gluttonous man upon pastry. What was it, in the cave? The treasure that could powerfully ensnare? Oh child, I cannot tell you, for fear, that you will go there.
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Sleek as they drip off me Making you eager to droop and scoop Every drop like a leech would human blood But wait, a gorge won’t save your hungered Soul as my every bit leaves you wanting for more Dismount your obsessive horse Of carting away my very essence Plea me your sins, I forgive like a reverend Also bring penance as a godsend For I have what you want and won’t pretend A soul to spill the lie you want to hear To cuddle the truth and make her fall asleep In the imaginary arms of a lullaby princess Yea! ‘tis what I deal you and very well Tempting your every fiber to a fault Girdling my tongue leaves you a goner For with its wobbling there is succor Contagious enough to infect Mr. Nobody Reach the saddened with hope to laugh Again, saving a tooth from obscurity.
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Nov 12, 2015
Nov 12, 2015 at 1:51 AM UTC
words uncensored
I am cog in the wheel do not dismount me I am cog in the wheel of a not dreary chariot, A marginal chariot chasing the uppings of me. I am a cog in the wheel never detach me I am cog in the wheel of an ecstatic chariot, A fancy chariot with horses smiling at me. I am cog in the wheel dare not disentangle me I am a cog in the wheel of a suprising chariot, A royal chariot hopping to peculiarities of me. I am cog in the wheel suppose not disaffiliate me I am cog in the wheel of a heavenly chariot, A pearly chariot scampering towards hallucinations of me. I am cog in the wheel absurd not disassemble me I am a cog in the wheel of a spacious chariot, A majestic chariot skipping beyond incubus of me. I am a cog in the wheel please do not disassociate me I am a cog in the wheel of a cordial chariot, A regal chariot escorting development strands. I am a cog in the wheel...
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Jun 28, 2016
Jun 28, 2016 at 2:52 AM UTC
I am a cog in the wheel.
and know without trying that i am doing it right to know when you see me you fill with excite my spirits run low due to unjustly fights and i hide behind scarves and avoid biding light yet i await for your touch it will all be alright in this mask i feel ugly the day is still night you've yet to dismount your horse but aren't you my knight? i just want to feel beautiful as well as i might
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Aug 21, 2016
Aug 21, 2016 at 2:34 PM UTC
i just want to feel beautiful
he laid me spread like petals of a rose in mornings dew wet... and gentle fingers foraged; tormented pleasure ripple whimpered aches... as I delight in his touch gazing into warm brown eyes, his sweet torment begging hungered panting... hangs in our space, tingles run rampant where tongue glides; breathy sighs spill flames of want melding... naked in blush; lips alight against wet petals, spread unabashed for his pleasure eagerly... hips ****** flush as tongue touches, nibbling, tasting consuming wet essence of me ahhhh yes... filling me stroke after stroke the breadth of me in rhythm, guiding; gliding flickering front to back again and again ecstasies trembles... wet and wild passion rides, taking him in deep up down in out pulsing plunging in stride fingertips... glide across aching breast taut tips, moaned pleasure slips between lips each dip I ride; wielding flamed wetness tip to shaft as he gasps and I dismount... tasting our bemingled wetness; lingering in mid stride, teasing veined throb ready to burst easing, slowly... tip tongue flickers head, he tenses; to throat I engulf as he begs, entrapping me tightly between his legs flushed... his final ****** leaves me submerged within our heat of passion still vibrant... slides in the softness of me where lips played, lush inside my heat; enwrapping me in the warmth of him © D A Baugh. All rights reserved
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Jul 18, 2013
Jul 18, 2013 at 8:29 PM UTC
Warmth of Him
I've got scratches on my knees From the pressure Ive received My heart beat quicked for a moment As the pain was placed upon me I can deny it all I want But the scars on my shoulders Match the edges of your words So then I'm alone with them And nobody answers the phone anymore When you're sick you fade quick into nothing My heart is a target Each beat shot at like an animal When something is dying you love it Then why don't you love me now? My sadness repels you like poisonous thorns Each one more toxic then the one before Who are you to me if not a hunter? Can't you see me scream when you fire? Tomorrow will be another sun and another set I believe in it I do That you can see my horizon The way you see a god Wait if I set the world down? Would the pressure I feel dismount Would it soften the blow of each bullet you shoot? I can't run because I'm stuck Always leaving, ways running away But not I Because I've got scratches on my knees from the world which I hold But you still use me for target
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Dec 21, 2014
Dec 21, 2014 at 12:54 AM UTC
Take Your Aim
(who blew the bulb ?) everywhere is bright    ever­ything is eyes   can't see you    in your mirror-mail-shard suit    i'm blinded  /  bladed  /  paraded to the roots / hear this chime ? /  this overwhelming chime / it's in all the things but    has predatory gut / it’s not vital  /  it’s hurt  /  spumming out allure    evident byproduct    you've stuffed it all down    clutted all the drains    of your fawning audience   burning hair   compounded the body    with capillary blain  / majesty,   your maj-jest-tea ;   it’s dishonesty ; you are what you are but you don't want to be-(you're not pleased) get you down from there sire ( if-you-please )  and grow an honest hovel / everything’s on discount    ************* discount    it's a travesty    you are a misery (dismount) you were far from what you harm    now you keep it close    you snake just like a charmer / you slither you basket  you rascal  piping lewd at the tourist youths / such a hassle / bring on photography   the ***********    it's embarrassing   it’s emm-bhar-rass-sing     (who blew the bulb ?)
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Dec 31, 2023
Dec 31, 2023 at 6:18 PM UTC
wizard in disrepute
We're both aware that I'll be first to go, but don't think for a minute that I'm done with life and time. Although end game's begun there's too much left, too many things to show the daughters, sons, the grandchildren, and you. The few uncurdled dreams we still might grasp and reach, the promises that will not lapse expired, without redemption will come true in what years we have left. Let's make our plans, adapt to new realities, accept the finish of the roller-coaster ride, dismount regretfully, again to stand on solid ground, content to know we kept what fragments tired love and peace provide.
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Mar 4, 2015
Mar 4, 2015 at 10:09 PM UTC
Plunge
My dad takes me to the hospital on his bike. It’s icy and he wears his sheepskin gauntlets and I’m grateful to shelter behind him secure in his familiar gruff intolerance. This is not the first time he’s taken TOIL for me and his frustration radiates through his layers but this two-of-us space is still delicious, still precious for its rare warmth. And he parks, and we dismount like John Wayne, and the wall of his leather back takes the lead as I stride into outpatients in his impatient wake, making demands for his boy from the nervous staff and taking relief from the update on my progress and for the scar that gives me some hope of distinctiveness and a source of stories for years to come. Stories with my dad.
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Aug 24, 2022
Aug 24, 2022 at 11:58 AM UTC
My dad takes me to hospital
Racing. Days run on,bounding over life's hill. Dash behind haste goads time on further. Each frantic hour intends keeping still But in racing along, pace begets ****** Met are all needs when busy un-bridles. Quiet rest heals weary saddle-sore self. If haltered, rush ceases and gallop tires. As slackening reins never cry out for help. Staying the ride dismount heady steeds. Break awhile to pick life's sweet flowers. Age weighs after taking life at high speed Yet seizing each moment makes days ours.
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Jun 21, 2016
Jun 21, 2016 at 12:44 PM UTC
Racing.
The anomalous dismount Fostering strange colours Terminus
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Mar 23, 2012
Mar 23, 2012 at 3:49 PM UTC
St. Foster Square
We set off nice and slow, I was nervous, uncertain. Don’t get me wrong, I knew what I was doing, I had ridden before, but nothing like this. She was so beautiful, the best I’d ever had, Trembling beneath me I knew she could move. She responded delightfully to my delicate touch. With accomplished skill I flicked HER gears, Feeling her pull a little as we truly got underway. Negotiating the first deceptive bend, She gave a little shimmy, a sensitive wiggle, Forcing a tightening from me, till I gathered her up. Assuredly taking full control once more. Hands gripping her firmly, slowly twisting the throttle. She bucks; growls pleasurably, we are as one. Revelling in wilful abandonment; Gliding in unison, so enjoyable. Cornering sweetly, high exhilaration, missing NOT a single beat, Accelerating at speeds-illegal, Too soon, too soon, Our destination arrives. Catching my breath I tease the brakes and relax. Tension flowing from me; while she: she purrs like a wild cat. I know we made good time as I gently apply the clutch, Easing her down through the gears, she gives a little SHuDDER. I dismount, sighing, smiling, a playful slap, yes, Acknowledging mutual appreciation, Already anticipating another ride, And believe me, It was a ride. ©Paul Chafer 2014
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Mar 7, 2014
Mar 7, 2014 at 4:15 PM UTC
The Ride