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"flaky" poems
In the mixing bowl thou hast perfected praise. Conforming to your mould, your flaky crust begins to rise. Steamy and buttery out of the oven, you make my life chill, when the morsel of butter enters the     blueberry canyon to have its fill Chemically inducing nirvana, a world in the eye of God, blueberry bursts of epic epicness down my throat you trod. In my stomach you swim, my friend. "It is not good for muffin to be alone," pop goes the cherry muffin to join you, and in swims a blueberry clone. Nom nom nom.
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Mar 24, 2014
Mar 24, 2014 at 5:54 PM UTC
Ode to Blueberry Muffin
The robotic surgeon didn't blink Smoke, swear, or fool around; He was the newest design of science His metal feet firmly on the ground. Robotic surgery was the latest Improvement over the manual kind There were no variations in technique; No reliance on flaky mind. He was diligent and precise Cutting flesh to invisible templates; He never erred and he never missed Never once paused, to vacillate. Trusted beyond the regular surgeon, Using his fragile, shaking hands; The robotic surgeon could do anything Because he wasn't just a man. The newest miracle of science was hailed As the end, to the older style; But one day the program blew a fuse- And he cut her head off, by a mile.
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Jun 30, 2010
Jun 30, 2010 at 8:20 AM UTC
The Robotic Surgeon
**** men, guys, dudes, boys... in fact anything that walks on two legs and has a ***** between those two legs, or any other kind of elongated genitalia for that matter. **** the simple ones who guzzle beer and scream at other men in a small box **** the sensitive ones who weep at the intensity of their emotions to you **** that cool ones who speak in a language of esoteric band and brand names **** the intellectual ones who have their opinions shoved so far up their **** it bleeds out their mouth **** the business types who's cool indifference is callous **** the health-conscious gym-working-out ones who's 9pm bed time leaves you star gazing alone **** the hippy ones who's lofty, hot air talk leaves you with a nasty feeling in your nose like you need to sneeze but it is stuck inside **** the ones who are "different" but an trip on the bus is more entertaining than their recycled conversation Last of all **** the decent, hard working, ones who have girlfriends that are non-flaky, pulled-together, skinny-organic-soy-latte-drinkers, only-wear-Karen-Walker, I-have-no-daddy-issues, law-majors **** it all really
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Feb 28, 2015
Feb 28, 2015 at 5:29 PM UTC
**** Being Single
╰⊰✿´ℒ♡ⓥℯ '✿⊱╮ Golden, flaky, and so crisp Layers of flavour Lemon, honey, cinnamon, tangy syrup drips chopped walnuts, almonds, whipped cream crown Fork! ╰⊰✿⊱╮
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Aug 12, 2018
Aug 12, 2018 at 3:08 PM UTC
╰⊰✿ ́Baklava'✿⊱╮
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ She had her own signature scent, A lasting aroma, that lingers in every corner of her home As the strong winds picked up the scent, and move it quite a distance. She carefully prepare the mixture from the earth Cuss ,kuss grass, Jasmine, rose buds and roots, Before she prepare the mixtures with that special touch Like a fine wine from the winery, “One more drop of Rosemary oil, she would say This would make the scent last for eternity, Old Granddad he would make silly jokes, His word usages, madam chemist, a witch with a spoon, But in the end, she would always made a special potion for him We would carefully select the flaky mahogany woods shaving, with combinations of fresh vanilla leaves with extracting oil with oils Those homemade perfumes from flowers had lots of potential. Granddad hand craft the wooded bottle stoppers with his chisel, It was a joy to watch, the old Irish typhoon working and smoking his pipe Old Alan baffler was Nana nickname for him She would scold and speak harshly to us for touching the those colorful luring bottles “Don’t open those bottles, you malicious children Else a witch would appear: She would often say, For me, my nana was an old chemist, with old decade’s wooden sticks. Preparing the mixtures like a fine wine, I am forever grateful for those memories I should have follow in her footsteps, Her secret potions, her gift, Is worth millions of dollars today Looking back on yesteryears , good parenting and good memories
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Oct 6, 2015
Oct 6, 2015 at 8:48 AM UTC
Grandmother’s Perfumes Bottles
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ She had her own signature scent, A lasting aroma, that lingers in every corner of her home As the strong winds picked up the scent, and move it quite a distance. She carefully prepare the mixture from the earth Cuss ,kuss grass, Jasmine, rose buds and roots, Before she prepare the mixtures with that special touch Like a fine wine from the winery, “One more drop of Rosemary oil, she would say This would make the scent last for eternity, Old Granddad he would make silly jokes, His word usages, madam chemist, a witch with a spoon, But in the end, she would always made a special potion for him We would carefully select the flaky mahogany woods shaving, with combinations of fresh vanilla leaves with extracting oil with oils Those homemade perfumes from flowers had lots of potential. Granddad hand craft the wooded bottle stoppers with his chisel, It was a joy to watch, the old Irish typhoon working and smoking his pipe Old Alan baffler was Nana nickname for him She would scold and speak harshly to us for touching the those colorful luring bottles “Don’t open those bottles, you malicious children Else a witch would appear: She would often say, For me, my nana was an old chemist, with old decade’s wooden sticks. Preparing the mixtures like a fine wine, I am forever grateful for those memories I should have follow in her footsteps, Her secret potions, her gift, Is worth millions of dollars today Looking back on yesteryears , good parenting and good memories
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*Apple pie is a wonderful treat, one of my favorite desserts. With a warm, flaky crust, a scoop to make it à la mode, Sweet with a spoonful of whipped cream. But the pie by itself, doesn't make it my favorite treat. It's where it takes my mind whenever I see it, Smell it, Taste it... It was not your beauty that smote my heart, though you are beautiful. It was not your illustrious eyes withholding a gorgeous soul. It was not your delicate face that fills mirrors with joy when they reflect it. All theses are parts of your magnificent, appealing body. It was not your charm that smote my heart, though you are charming also. It was not your gracious kindness and loving hugs as I cried into my pillow, broken by life's wicked games. It was not your adorable bubblyness that cheered my spirits everyday. All these are great parts of your stunning character. It was you, only you, that stormed the keep of my frail and dying heart. Seeing me as I was - broken like glass on a marbled floor - you gathered the shards and mended them with your own. I sometimes wonder if there's something that reminds you of me, the way this apple pie reminds me of you. Does a smile cross your beautiful face when I first say hello to you? Do you stay awake tossing and turning because I won't leave your head or your heart? Does your stomach tingle when we're separated from each other's company? Did you cry alone at night when you and I thought we would never speak to each other again? Do you love me? Do you know I love you? These are my thoughts, my questions, After a slice of, Apple pie.*
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Apr 13, 2016
Apr 13, 2016 at 9:01 PM UTC
Apple Pie
*Apple pie is a wonderful treat, one of my favorite desserts. With a warm, flaky crust, a scoop to make it à la mode, Sweet with a spoonful of whipped cream. But the pie by itself, doesn't make it my favorite treat. It's where it takes my mind whenever I see it, Smell it, Taste it... It was not your beauty that smote my heart, though you are beautiful. It was not your illustrious eyes withholding a gorgeous soul. It was not your delicate face that fills mirrors with joy when they reflect it. All theses are parts of your magnificent, appealing body. It was not your charm that smote my heart, though you are charming also. It was not your gracious kindness and loving hugs as I cried into my pillow, broken by life's wicked games. It was not your adorable bubblyness that cheered my spirits everyday. All these are great parts of your stunning character. It was you, only you, that stormed the keep of my frail and dying heart. Seeing me as I was - broken like glass on a marbled floor - you gathered the shards and mended them with your own. I sometimes wonder if there's something that reminds you of me, the way this apple pie reminds me of you. Does a smile cross your beautiful face when I first say hello to you? Do you stay awake tossing and turning because I won't leave your head or your heart? Does your stomach tingle when we're separated from each other's company? Did you cry alone at night when you and I thought we would never speak to each other again? Do you love me? Do you know I love you? These are my thoughts, my questions, After a slice of, Apple pie.*
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When biting Boreas, fell and doure, Sharp shivers thro’ the leafless bow’r; When Phœbus gies a short-liv’d glow’r, Far south the lift, Dim-dark’ning thro’ the flaky show’r, Or whirling drift: Ae night the storm the steeples rocked, Poor Labour sweet in sleep was locked, While burns, wi’ snawy wreeths upchoked, Wild-eddying swirl, Or thro’ the mining outlet bocked, Down headlong hurl. List’ning, the doors an’ winnocks rattle, I thought me on the ourie cattle, Or silly sheep, wha bide this brattle O’ winter war, And thro’ the drift, deep-lairing, sprattle, Beneath a scar. Ilk happing bird, wee, helpless thing! That, in the merry months o’ spring, Delighted me to hear thee sing, What comes o’ thee? Whare wilt thou cow’r thy chittering wing An’ close thy e’e? Ev’n you on murd’ring errands toil’d, Lone from your savage homes exil’d, The blood-stain’d roost, and sheep-cote spoil’d My heart forgets, While pityless the tempest wild Sore on you beats.
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A Winter Night
I have her legs. Flaky skin-wood stove induced, winter pricklies going wild, and a little bit of mashed potatoes in the thighs. I saw them hiding underneath her house coat, pale and untouched like the snow covered hill.
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Feb 3, 2011
Feb 3, 2011 at 4:16 PM UTC
Her Legs
Let me tell you a story From a time gone by The tale of a greedy butcher And a pig that could fly In the little village of Piddle Brook There lived a butcher named Mr.Ham He was bearded, bulky, and a belcher And was rumored to eat his own toe jam A lover of all meat Pork,beef,duck,chicken, and mutton All this gorger did was eat He was a professional glutton But Mr.Ham’s appetite was not satisfied He longed for some thick greasy bacon Just a few strips, nicely fried Served with pickled daikon He peeked through his window And with one beady eye Spotted his neighbors hog And pictured a flaky pork pie His mouth watered "What a delicious midnight snack!" "I will barbecue,braise and fry her" "But first I will launch my attack" "Oh but I shan’t become a thief!" "T’was only a whim!" But Mr.Ham’s thin scruples vanished His growling belly got the better of him He grabbed a pitchfork And the hefty hooligan set out He advanced on the sleeping hog And grabbed her by the snout Her piggy eyes shot open And in a flash She darted past the butcher And ran past the fence in a dash Mr.Ham bellowed in rage And waddled after the beast But the pig was too quick Yet Mr.Ham never ceased And so the chase continued A wild game of cat and mouse They ran through the streets Row upon row,house after house Finally the swine was cornered The escaped pig let out a squeal And great feathery wings sprouted from her back Said the pig “Thou shalt not steal” And with one final snort Two leaps and a hop The winged sow flew away And Mr. Ham collapsed with a plop "I suppose it was a sign from above" Mr.Ham sighed with defeat From then on the rotund carnivore Gave up on eating meat
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Jan 2, 2014
Jan 2, 2014 at 8:18 PM UTC
Ham versus Hog
Let me tell you a story From a time gone by The tale of a greedy butcher And a pig that could fly In the little village of Piddle Brook There lived a butcher named Mr.Ham He was bearded, bulky, and a belcher And was rumored to eat his own toe jam A lover of all meat Pork,beef,duck,chicken, and mutton All this gorger did was eat He was a professional glutton But Mr.Ham’s appetite was not satisfied He longed for some thick greasy bacon Just a few strips, nicely fried Served with pickled daikon He peeked through his window And with one beady eye Spotted his neighbors hog And pictured a flaky pork pie His mouth watered "What a delicious midnight snack!" "I will barbecue,braise and fry her" "But first I will launch my attack" "Oh but I shan’t become a thief!" "T’was only a whim!" But Mr.Ham’s thin scruples vanished His growling belly got the better of him He grabbed a pitchfork And the hefty hooligan set out He advanced on the sleeping hog And grabbed her by the snout Her piggy eyes shot open And in a flash She darted past the butcher And ran past the fence in a dash Mr.Ham bellowed in rage And waddled after the beast But the pig was too quick Yet Mr.Ham never ceased And so the chase continued A wild game of cat and mouse They ran through the streets Row upon row,house after house Finally the swine was cornered The escaped pig let out a squeal And great feathery wings sprouted from her back Said the pig “Thou shalt not steal” And with one final snort Two leaps and a hop The winged sow flew away And Mr. Ham collapsed with a plop "I suppose it was a sign from above" Mr.Ham sighed with defeat From then on the rotund carnivore Gave up on eating meat
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A girl sitting at the table next restless, was slyly eyeing his pie, kind of cute, like in childhood it sure was, yet seemed a ploy to gatecrash in to his privacy, and give company, as it pleased her. "The pie is blackberry if you fancy it , I''ll be glad, you can have it all, I know there is no other left" He played Mr.Nice guy,solicitous, but behind that face of his, was the arrows of light, hitting him, from those  sparkling eyes, vying with each other, to build up a halo chamber,  almost visible  around him! Blackberry pie is no big deal, of course he knows a whole hillside with bushes full of ripe, succulent ones, any day he could have his fill, raw or as a flaky crusted pie backed by his mom. But those sparkling eyes that in a moment made him build castles in the air had an electric appeal, he can't ignore. The offer she said, was irresistible, not a type she is who snatches, dainty stuff from someone just bumped in to "But the way your eyes did glint, when you looked makes me ask :haven't we met somewhere before?" "There is a fickleness in this,love at first sight, do you need to fall head over heels?" a little voice within, that has a problem in such things, kept raising a doubt. "But without a first sight,there can't be love may it be fickle, we'll tackle it the way it goes" replies another,who seems to care for love.
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Mar 3, 2016
Mar 3, 2016 at 7:38 AM UTC
A fickle love story thus begins
porcupine, devil's receptionist, your splinters are aching again. manifested figure, you are alien. more so are your actions. I am thoroughly impressed by the displays of your affections boldly handing them to me, so rudely beautiful, and my limbs are too shocked for movement. each layer within me shifts, black goes grey, blue goes green, brown goes red and gold, weeds become sunflowers, the ground below us begins to heave, volcanoes splinter and split down their middles, ridges of lava gasping for air, bubbling, black to grey to white to blue and purple fire. sweat, we sweat but we don't catch flame. sweat, and I am liquid at last. sweet, considering possibilities, shuffling my vocabulary like cards in a deck, preparing myself for the most difficult game life could offer, preparing myself in tender fragments of flaky crystal. words become thin glass in my mind, and I begin to feel the cuts in my throat,  climbing up my tongue trying to create some movement, even if that movement is pain. movement has suddenly shook my bones out of their choke hold. I gasp for air, grasp on to what you hold out. your outline against my insides at last, your third eye cracked open and I see behind and through the meshing that takes place. I see so much that I am blind, torn with black and white. I close my eyes with good intention: I am black. more dark than thorn roofed ships, smashing against waves made of shadow. I open my eyes with impression and find you white. more white than the ghosts in my bones, winter shivers back with thoughts of you. I close my eyes with good intention. I tire more and more my head weighs down with all the color. I want no more black or white. you tire more and more your head weighed down by holding your colors in. we become tectonic and all goes grey. ashes of what we felt that day aches of what we did morning reaches my empty lids, you've taken all I could say with your silence. a plague. a bartenders keep. I saw you again before the moon, I even saw you standing beneath it's reflection, staring.
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Sep 5, 2013
Sep 5, 2013 at 10:45 AM UTC
tender rising
porcupine, devil's receptionist, your splinters are aching again. manifested figure, you are alien. more so are your actions. I am thoroughly impressed by the displays of your affections boldly handing them to me, so rudely beautiful, and my limbs are too shocked for movement. each layer within me shifts, black goes grey, blue goes green, brown goes red and gold, weeds become sunflowers, the ground below us begins to heave, volcanoes splinter and split down their middles, ridges of lava gasping for air, bubbling, black to grey to white to blue and purple fire. sweat, we sweat but we don't catch flame. sweat, and I am liquid at last. sweet, considering possibilities, shuffling my vocabulary like cards in a deck, preparing myself for the most difficult game life could offer, preparing myself in tender fragments of flaky crystal. words become thin glass in my mind, and I begin to feel the cuts in my throat,  climbing up my tongue trying to create some movement, even if that movement is pain. movement has suddenly shook my bones out of their choke hold. I gasp for air, grasp on to what you hold out. your outline against my insides at last, your third eye cracked open and I see behind and through the meshing that takes place. I see so much that I am blind, torn with black and white. I close my eyes with good intention: I am black. more dark than thorn roofed ships, smashing against waves made of shadow. I open my eyes with impression and find you white. more white than the ghosts in my bones, winter shivers back with thoughts of you. I close my eyes with good intention. I tire more and more my head weighs down with all the color. I want no more black or white. you tire more and more your head weighed down by holding your colors in. we become tectonic and all goes grey. ashes of what we felt that day aches of what we did morning reaches my empty lids, you've taken all I could say with your silence. a plague. a bartenders keep. I saw you again before the moon, I even saw you standing beneath it's reflection, staring.
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I get excited when I see a cut start to heal The old skin gets flaky and just falls off and you can see the progress your body made in healing itself The layers of your wound start to change Cells divide, span together and form sheets of new, tiny, improved parts They get stronger It is evidence my body is efficient, fighting infection and protecting itself Sometimes I’ll try and pick away at the healing skin To see how quickly I’m improving I peel and pick and scratch to find the new skin underneath The new me The better me But when I peel and pick and scratch to find the new skin underneath I make a new wound.
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Nov 14, 2012
Nov 14, 2012 at 12:53 AM UTC
Picking at Scabs
Red, Stinging, Peeling, Flaky, Dry. It’s skin reborn. Hard, Unmovable, Hot, Painful. A curse from the sky. Irritating blotches And the itchiness within Make me cranky As if boiling my own skin.
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Oct 4, 2013
Oct 4, 2013 at 8:38 AM UTC
Sunburn
The phone line dripped apologies While I sat silently All 3,000 miles north of me Isolation froze solid on this moment He had a heart attack they tell me The room gift wrapped around me Ripped open Exposing a flaky rib cage My arms wanted to stretch back home Grab his heart And palpitate his benevolence Rewinding muscle memory I have been told too many lies in hospitals Watched a plethora of lives fall victim Heard too many **** machines scream Longing for the lost all too often So I reprogrammed a code For my Heart to beat overtime To satiate the hearts That no longer exist
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Jan 17, 2015
Jan 17, 2015 at 12:33 PM UTC
Heart attack
Monday mornings are always easy. Monday mornings bring a breeze South Of The East, North Of The West. Its caressing the exposed skin of my flaky neck like the lead cannon from Atlantis, Flying for the grasp Of the cactus from San Pedro That provides mescaline to the tribes Nearby, that pray to its being as The Messenger From The West. Beyond the horizon, Like the jack rabbit, eroding, with a tube Sock in the vestibule over The Dungeon That Sings, Sideway neighbors to the uvula. If seen that way.                                            Beyond, the continual rings of                             Agorapho-                                                                                                     bia, Challenging anxious mind, With ideas Of how it be the, not the seal in yestereen's heels. Monday mornings Are always easy.
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Jun 30, 2022
Jun 30, 2022 at 5:00 PM UTC
A Book for Isabel
Like a cathedral, I vaulted my heart with bullets, torn from my chest and guts, blunt and melted, wrapped my arms around the word **** praying I was one of the strong girls, the kind that wants not, wastes, not one of the romantics, the “hopelessly devoted to you”, hanging on everyone’s every word like the last line of a love letter: goodbye. And so I forget wishing for the briars in my throat to grow and hook our hearts together, as though your tongue could cut me out of my coma. I know not to trust in prayers and fairytales: I find myself, an ice queen, too cold and flaky for a lover: drunk, disappointing everyone (but most of all, my mother).
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Feb 18, 2014
Feb 18, 2014 at 9:58 PM UTC
****
enamored eyes, bulging with trust, lay me down to sleep and keep me protected in ten thousand layers of love flaky biscuits and delicious, country-sausage gravy, or the world's very best lasagna smile warmly as I come home from work soul-mate -- not just a quaint concept
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Oct 27, 2014
Oct 27, 2014 at 6:43 PM UTC
Susan
i. we stood our ground among the deserted trees with our arms outstretched, fingertips pointing to the dead and forgotten hills like the bare branches, and our naked bodies firmly rooted down. ii. the bitter cold seeped into our veins, making our tender skin become dry and flaky, crumbling with each blow of the wind; making our hard-working heart slow down and its beats reverberating against the drums in our ears until they become soft taps. iii. wilted plants and weeds learned to grow around us, just as rocks eroded under and between our toes, along with vermin that quietly nibbled on our emotionless eyes; there we stood, very still like scarecrows- except we were real beings exiled from society for being different.
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Aug 1, 2013
Aug 1, 2013 at 10:29 PM UTC
please forgive me
Around that time is when  you told me I prefer pale skinned women as opposed to me, I'm a little bit too olive for your tastes, atlas shrugged and geometric circle tattoos I would get a heart, right below my thumb how juvenile, you're thinking and you described your father's death behind your house, how Wendy's voice broke your silence, but you were so calm and that night you made Basil Palmiers, a little too flaky, with a cigar amidst the coroner who spoke hush hush as if you couldn't take the news, a devastated son cooking dinner, the wine, magnificent.
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May 3, 2012
May 3, 2012 at 3:27 PM UTC
Leeks.
It's the path to righteousness Put a five dollar bill in the plate Then be as iniquitous as you like And your life will turn out great. Put in a buck or two, maybe more It's a method known since 1147 In an urchin's hand and you score. Anyone can buy their way into heaven. It's the fake as hell, flaky as well Bend and stretch Holiness Twist. Do what you like, namecall a **** Cleanse with a twist of your wrist. Donate a dime, go commit a crime To church Sunday, be Jesus kissed Suddenly resurrected, sins deflected You're an ace at the Holiness Twist. Appearances are most important In the big holiness game of life. You have to have the big house The big car and flashy wife. You have to have the perfect lawn With the current rage of shrubs. You have to wear the right clothes And belong to the right clubs. But the biggest thing to accomplish To keep from seeming totally odd Is you have to have the right and Obvious choice for your god. It has to be the right kind of stuff; It can't be Eastern unless it started Back when there were miracles Like when the waters parted. It's the fake as hell, flaky as well Bend and stretch Holiness Twist. Do want you like, namecall a **** Cleanse with a twist of your wrist. Donate a dime, go commit a crime; In church Sunday, be Jesus kissed Suddenly resurrected, sins deflected You're an ace at the Holiness Twist.
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Sep 25, 2016
Sep 25, 2016 at 8:25 PM UTC
THE HOLINESSS TWIST
The other day I told you about how I sometimes get the urge to eat tree bark The flaky, papery kind that peels from the trunks of certain trees Just a little, just to try it You told me that was ******* weird I'm more honest with you than I am with myself You are my diary, a shoebox of secrets And I tell you everything that runs through my head You know me inside and out, like the back of your hand, like your favorite book I want to be your hometown I want you to find a place in me where you can be safe And shed your skin, be as naked as I am Let me be your shelter Together, we can hide from the snow Until the world thaws out
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Jan 30, 2015
Jan 30, 2015 at 9:41 PM UTC
Tree Bark
"You gon'a sleep all mornin', Bud?" We get up for the day Breakfast first, or else we're both wild animals He walked over in such a way An older version of my pal An abandoned soul A loyal, trusting friend He makes me whole He's a tired old ten Was always horrible with words Got homesick a lot, too Always had to be with Ma and Pa For me, there's nothing he wouldn't do "You stop to smell the roses, Bud?" I love long walks On the beach A flaky line, but it mocks I want to teach you about Meech He lays down Breathless, aching body But oh man that was a great walk His smile doesn't dare frown A lonely soul Last night I lost my best friend In my heart, a sunken hole At least now I won't have to pretend "You just sleep in now, Bud."
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Aug 8, 2011
Aug 8, 2011 at 2:41 PM UTC
My Bud, Meech
╰⊰✿´ℒ♡ⓥℯ '✿⊱╮       Flaky sheets of puff pastry glazed and golden brown Fresh vanilla cream kisses Topped with sliced berries Sift icing sugar Sprig of mint Done! ╰⊰✿⊱╮
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Aug 10, 2018
Aug 10, 2018 at 12:45 PM UTC
╰⊰✿ ́Berry Mille-Feuille'✿⊱╮
this sick,  euphoric feeling despite destortion is bold gate to enchanted world unveiling so intense and cold that angel throughout the night I've been dreaming am I oblivious of something? since even in the limbo ; her mesmeric presence I had been feeling hovering abruptly with its flaky wings swooshing tepidly ; gradual and low even the fragile of its touch stings so disruptive and slow showering illusionary dream ; gentle whispers kissing with the crimson lips; firmly clustered my shriveled face effervescent her elated aura phosphorescent sudating through the very pores deluded ; was this really a dream had I not been in a state so worse suffused with the prismatic love stream
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Jun 2, 2013
Jun 2, 2013 at 5:07 AM UTC
bewitching dream