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"enjoining" poems
987 The Leaves like Women interchange Exclusive Confidence— Somewhat of nods and somewhat Portentous inference. The Parties in both cases Enjoining secrecy— Inviolable compact To notoriety.
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The Leaves like Women interchange
1345 An antiquated Grace Becomes that cherished Face As well as prime Enjoining us to part We and our pouting Heart Good friends with time
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An antiquated Grace
Eye Balling   I felt your eyes ******* my poems You took away the Island flavor Enjoining adjectives, nouns and pronouns Only blends like a raw smoothie, However, without crush ice, it's bland Let’s be blunt nothing beats originality in poetry Poems demand originality not mind ****
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Aug 28, 2014
Aug 28, 2014 at 6:18 PM UTC
Eye Balling
When I first heard you speak, my soul grew weak and I knew then and there I would **** your mind, I could picture your bare naked goals and Raw aspirations intertwined with mine. I want to make love to your inner-most thoughts in the most intimate way as I run my lips across your imagination, creating nonstop sensation! Threw my words of ****** elevation. This can be a ****** preparation! pleasure is only momentary. Let's smash atoms like Adam and Eve, piercing fiercely with particles blown white hot from my accelerator Like trying to fill up a black hole, so i accelerate her excite her, ignite her, my touch lights her on fire! combusting her into a cloud of ecstasy like Co2 rising higher, snapping a photos to digitize her particles turned pixels tilt their head skyward transcendant enlightenment, released it inside her If E=mc^2 , then I know can please you at the speed of light! Baby we just rewrote the whole big bang theory and this time we got it right. When opposites attract charged sparks will fly! we might not touch but i be ****** if we don't try! I'm a ****** intellectual I love your body AND your mind. Taking you to places that you’ve only seen in dreams Reaching the highest peaks of that pearl you keep secret behind those soaking wet lips that stick to each kiss. You enjoining every lick of spit that drips off the tip of my **** as I lay and alternate those hips, dip after dip after dip after dip....
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Sep 28, 2015
Sep 28, 2015 at 10:04 PM UTC
Intellectual Crusader
Just *** Close the door. Take off your clothes. Listen. This Christmas Let's just Be naughty and save Santa a trip. Threw my words of ****** elevation. This can be ****** preparation! this pleasure is only momentary. Is *** ***** Well I believe Only if it's done right With A Conversation so deep, I’ll unleash submarines of the mind You never even knew existed You have been Hurt before? i know your Guard up? I understand why you''re so tight ****** But let me ease your mind Naw, let me ease your soul. just to be another chick Is not this woman’s goal This is it for us, for u, for me. For in time you I see what I thought we could never be. And in me u find things you wouldn’t dare to fathom For I am your Mickey And will always be your Intellectual ****** Taking you to places that you’ve only seen in dreams Reaching the highest peaks of that pearl you keep secret behind those soaking wet lips that stick to each kiss. You enjoining every lick of spit that drips off the tip of my ****
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May 3, 2015
May 3, 2015 at 5:32 PM UTC
Just Sexx
CAIN By Ariana Reines The city was humming gently under me Like an adolescent quaffing deeply from the cup of righteousness Out of practice with my own world I was looking at how someone else saw it Longer than I realized Longer than I care to admit Those goggles left a mark on me Then I stared at my own face An invitation came with my face To melancholy while Nature Purred at the edges of my perception And before me lay a broad road Enjoining me to do of myself and make Of myself according to the American Tradition. Secretly I felt and knew Things I had not perceived my body Turning into secrets. In other words I did not notice the mechanism By which something within me noted My experiences and apprehensions of ‘the truth’ Would not be met with favor if I spoke them Which is not to say one speaks only to find favor Only that unreciprocated realities have a boring Way of haunting the cells Pulling them somehow down Like the countenance of Cain Which fell one day and never rose Again, and the fall of his face Rhymed with the fall out of Eden Leading to the first murder and the invention Of cities, where we now find ourselves Each tower the ghost of a farmer Who failed to meet the favor of the Lord <|> Anne Boyer is a poet and an essayist. Her memoir about cancer and care, “The Undying,” won a 2020 Pulitzer Prize for general nonfiction. Ariana Reines is a poet, a performing artist and a playwright from Salem, Mass. “A Sand Book” won the 2020 Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award. She runs Invisible College, a study hall for poetry, sacred texts and the arts. This poem is from her next book, “The Rose.”
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Sep 23, 2023
Sep 23, 2023 at 10:24 AM UTC
Cain by By Ariana Reines
CAIN By Ariana Reines The city was humming gently under me Like an adolescent quaffing deeply from the cup of righteousness Out of practice with my own world I was looking at how someone else saw it Longer than I realized Longer than I care to admit Those goggles left a mark on me Then I stared at my own face An invitation came with my face To melancholy while Nature Purred at the edges of my perception And before me lay a broad road Enjoining me to do of myself and make Of myself according to the American Tradition. Secretly I felt and knew Things I had not perceived my body Turning into secrets. In other words I did not notice the mechanism By which something within me noted My experiences and apprehensions of ‘the truth’ Would not be met with favor if I spoke them Which is not to say one speaks only to find favor Only that unreciprocated realities have a boring Way of haunting the cells Pulling them somehow down Like the countenance of Cain Which fell one day and never rose Again, and the fall of his face Rhymed with the fall out of Eden Leading to the first murder and the invention Of cities, where we now find ourselves Each tower the ghost of a farmer Who failed to meet the favor of the Lord <|> Anne Boyer is a poet and an essayist. Her memoir about cancer and care, “The Undying,” won a 2020 Pulitzer Prize for general nonfiction. Ariana Reines is a poet, a performing artist and a playwright from Salem, Mass. “A Sand Book” won the 2020 Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award. She runs Invisible College, a study hall for poetry, sacred texts and the arts. This poem is from her next book, “The Rose.”
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On Tuesday morning I discovered That I had missed your late night call And I found that I didn’t care at all But then the next day I was tricked by your enjoining smiles And I pretend to love you for a while It’s now Thursday afternoon And you don’t recognize me So I think to myself who is he? But the entire thing is a tragedy You and I acting out our daily roles Letting the heat dissipate from the coals Of the hypothetically imaginary flame Of a possible love affair One we knew wasn’t there And it’s a whole month of Sundays Yet we still haven’t talked But I’ve memorized the way you walk The thread connecting you and I Is woven together with Wednesdays and lies As deceptively delicate as a spider’s web Let’s try again and close our eyes.
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Sep 4, 2012
Sep 4, 2012 at 3:10 PM UTC
Wednesdays and Lies
less than twenty four hours after dashing off a poem explaining why i wanted to die found me experiencing physical duress vis a vis, a bowel movement wherein waste unable to expel from the **** of this guy which bout with ****** obstruction found me doubled over with lower abdominal distress whereby comfort found me unable to lie down nor sit upright (with back padded with pillows against the cellar brick wall), thus severe bloating a bonus well nigh and managed to muster the means to bare frigid arctic vortex aire to purchase the Acme brand Metamucil, which akin to drano doth ply thru the excretory tract supposedly loosening the stools, which optimism (product didst earn claim to fame) generated a sigh if that expressed intent to cease livingsocial would try humph enjoining this lvii year old married male to cede victory to the grim reaper, who would vie as winner de jure to this common fellow invoking libretto ohm resistant understudy waste not want not allowing, enabling and providing relief, without successful defecation despite the oppressive urge to bolster this uriah heap of balled up and tuckered i.e. pooped out five foot and ten inches of lovely bones thence mouthing retraction of former thought to cease existing, though a non-bull lever in any power broker qua mankind relief at long last provided posterior answered prayer yet, this scrivener scrutinizes his recurring pain in the *** jagged torture and asks a rhetorical one word question "WHY"?
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Apr 11, 2018
Apr 11, 2018 at 3:13 PM UTC
constipation hell worse than perdition
Growing up waiting, wishing to be set free Ready to take over the world with some degree Having beautiful memories of growing up Only to be smashed with a hop, skip, and a jump Enjoining parts of childhood, trying to forget the bad Having an understanding that it was all a fantasy land ***** to have to fail to say Wish I knew that before I went astray As we grow into adulthood we marry and have a family At that point we understand why our moms protected us daily I always thought I'd die by age twenty-eight I must have been high, I could've sworn I seen the expiration date We shuffle through life, career, and family it's all just so mechanical Deciding on Plans of burial, which seems practical Leaving my children one less thing to worry about once I finally expire So my children can grieve instead of worrying about the open fire Boxing sentimental values and sorting pictures, brings back wonderful memories of little sneakers Sad to see them grow but very proud of how they've turned Into handsome young men that's adjourned As life goes on knowing that everything is in order I'll pick up my bag of memories and go quietly to the transporter Don't worry boys, I'll always be close I'll guide you through the right path of life of course So we'll meet again in the afterlife Be ready for me because I'm going to hang tight
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Feb 22, 2017
Feb 22, 2017 at 9:37 PM UTC
Life
less than twenty four hours after dashing off a poem explaining why i wanted to die found me experiencing physical duress vis a vis, a bowel movement wherein waste unable to expel from the **** of this guy which bout with ****** obstruction found me doubled over with lower abdominal distress whereby comfort found me unable to lie down nor sit upright (with back padded with pillows against the cellar brick wall), thus severe bloating a bonus well nigh and managed to muster the means to bare frigid arctic vortex aire to purchase the Acme brand Metamucil, which akin to drano doth ply thru the excretory tract supposedly loosening the stools, which optimism (product didst earn claim to fame) generated a sigh if that expressed intent to cease livingsocial would try humph enjoining this lvii year old married male to cede victory to the grim reaper, who would vie as winner de jure to this common fellow invoking libretto ohm resistant understudy waste not want not allowing, enabling and providing relief, without successful defecation despite the oppressive urge to bolster this uriah heap of balled up and tuckered i.e. pooped out five foot and ten inches of lovely bones thence mouthing retraction of former thought to cease existing, though a non-bull lever in any power broker qua mankind relief at long last provided posterior answered prayer yet, this scrivener scrutinizes his recurring pain in the *** jagged torture and asks a rhetorical one word question "WHY"?
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Jan 9, 2018
Jan 9, 2018 at 12:58 AM UTC
constipation hell worse than perdition
if I were you what thoughts would pervade enjoining on a journey
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Nov 28, 2021
Nov 28, 2021 at 5:32 AM UTC
journey