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"garnet" poems
~ *O Painter with thy own eye                         would thee paint me in mine own natural hue prithee paint me as i am, imperfections             and blemishes true Load thy brush                       with colors sundry to maketh yond first pure sweep across the ****** frieze, fill'd with pangs of hunger. paint me as i standeth                   bethought, in deep With mine own love and mine own desire, blurring the edges unclean with mine own regrets                   and mine own mental gyre, in mine own natural age,                of deep forest green O Painter Paint me sinister turquoise, in lavender and maroon, combine the amethyst and amber blend the iceberg        and the indigo moon. Paint me as i standeth,        prithee see with thy eye a mistress in yond lady plight Prithee paint me all i am i cullionly a mistress in all yond lady might Paint me in the optimistic                              silv'r of dawn, but don’t miss the purple to shade the bruise                               of the bygone. paint me in the sky blue journal O Painter Paint me as a unique template smudge black white and grizzled merging all the colors of thy palette. col'r me a rainbow                             in a rainy drizzle Paint me tall so yond i standeth loftier than any mountain Paint me as a dram bird, delicate with soft feathers silken Paint me harmony, as a violin so yond i can sing thy solitary tune paint me as thy poetry          with song and melody wrapp'd in a cocoon O Painter paint me as a dream yond rises                                in did saturate colors with a steady upbeat flight awry tint, a fluttering              of a quite quaint butterfly Portray me with endurance imbue so bold and bright doth not hesitate                 to depict mine own mind in profound fuchsia and white. Useth the colors yond thee would borrow Thy palette not yet exsufflicate Paint mine own loss and mine own sorrow in search of a shade so ****** Adorn mine own heart in glowing garnet at which hour thee paint mine own love add a true broken blue shade of the cloud and the rain above; Study mine own dry sorrow                               in mine own soul useth any shade thee plaited soften the edges of control in a tinge of xanthene. O Painter Prithee paint me Mine own passion and mine own spirit shall has't a crimson r'd hint mine own remorse and mine own regret shall reflect an ink stain print Paint me in mine own eye so true O Painter but add a dash of courage too* ~
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Dec 17, 2017
Dec 17, 2017 at 10:52 AM UTC
O Painter
~ *O Painter with thy own eye                         would thee paint me in mine own natural hue prithee paint me as i am, imperfections             and blemishes true Load thy brush                       with colors sundry to maketh yond first pure sweep across the ****** frieze, fill'd with pangs of hunger. paint me as i standeth                   bethought, in deep With mine own love and mine own desire, blurring the edges unclean with mine own regrets                   and mine own mental gyre, in mine own natural age,                of deep forest green O Painter Paint me sinister turquoise, in lavender and maroon, combine the amethyst and amber blend the iceberg        and the indigo moon. Paint me as i standeth,        prithee see with thy eye a mistress in yond lady plight Prithee paint me all i am i cullionly a mistress in all yond lady might Paint me in the optimistic                              silv'r of dawn, but don’t miss the purple to shade the bruise                               of the bygone. paint me in the sky blue journal O Painter Paint me as a unique template smudge black white and grizzled merging all the colors of thy palette. col'r me a rainbow                             in a rainy drizzle Paint me tall so yond i standeth loftier than any mountain Paint me as a dram bird, delicate with soft feathers silken Paint me harmony, as a violin so yond i can sing thy solitary tune paint me as thy poetry          with song and melody wrapp'd in a cocoon O Painter paint me as a dream yond rises                                in did saturate colors with a steady upbeat flight awry tint, a fluttering              of a quite quaint butterfly Portray me with endurance imbue so bold and bright doth not hesitate                 to depict mine own mind in profound fuchsia and white. Useth the colors yond thee would borrow Thy palette not yet exsufflicate Paint mine own loss and mine own sorrow in search of a shade so ****** Adorn mine own heart in glowing garnet at which hour thee paint mine own love add a true broken blue shade of the cloud and the rain above; Study mine own dry sorrow                               in mine own soul useth any shade thee plaited soften the edges of control in a tinge of xanthene. O Painter Prithee paint me Mine own passion and mine own spirit shall has't a crimson r'd hint mine own remorse and mine own regret shall reflect an ink stain print Paint me in mine own eye so true O Painter but add a dash of courage too* ~
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Doctor Larch peers out the window, Pulling aside brocaded curtains to hide The grief that he will not show, The rending emptiness he feels inside. As his son Homer rides past the sunset, Not knowing where he goes But aspiring to see the wide world, The ocean at Mount Desert, Seeing wonder in the expanse And worlds inside a circle of glass. He has taken with him his heart, A dark picture of frailty. He finds unexpected work in an orchard, Leisurely harvesting round, garnet jewels. The nomads, dark and wary, Ask him to read about death and stars. There are rules for the workers. And Homer finds that they apply To no one, neither nomads or Curious young men. He sees in the errant father The reflection of his own, The man who made him good. “You are my work of art” He wrote. Like an artist with his painting, Who resists giving it away, So Doctor Larch holds on to him Hoping his adolescence ends And he returns. Finding peace at the last. The lack of rules bring about a sea change, Allowing forbidden love and pain. He ventures out once more into the vacuum Of conscience set free, He devises his own rules about the womb And how to help those in agony But eventually… With all the rules now open, There is nothing left for him to do. So he boards the migrant truck Just as the pilot returns, broken. He watches the struggle with a wheelchair Sees his lover watch him with her yellow hair Knows her future, years of sacrifice. And he admits at last That he has a purpose, The train to St. Cloud huffs slowly away, With Homer standing in the wet snow. There is the old asylum, The orphanage and home on the hill, Almost black, with the sunset behind, Homer begins the long climb. He approaches slowly. But then, a burst of laughter And children from the door Flock around him, dancing, shrieking, Some holding him like an errant dog, Who must be told to stay. “Will you stay?” they ask. “I think so,” he smiles in irony. He is home at the last.
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Jul 22, 2018
Jul 22, 2018 at 10:58 AM UTC
Leaving St. Cloud
Doctor Larch peers out the window, Pulling aside brocaded curtains to hide The grief that he will not show, The rending emptiness he feels inside. As his son Homer rides past the sunset, Not knowing where he goes But aspiring to see the wide world, The ocean at Mount Desert, Seeing wonder in the expanse And worlds inside a circle of glass. He has taken with him his heart, A dark picture of frailty. He finds unexpected work in an orchard, Leisurely harvesting round, garnet jewels. The nomads, dark and wary, Ask him to read about death and stars. There are rules for the workers. And Homer finds that they apply To no one, neither nomads or Curious young men. He sees in the errant father The reflection of his own, The man who made him good. “You are my work of art” He wrote. Like an artist with his painting, Who resists giving it away, So Doctor Larch holds on to him Hoping his adolescence ends And he returns. Finding peace at the last. The lack of rules bring about a sea change, Allowing forbidden love and pain. He ventures out once more into the vacuum Of conscience set free, He devises his own rules about the womb And how to help those in agony But eventually… With all the rules now open, There is nothing left for him to do. So he boards the migrant truck Just as the pilot returns, broken. He watches the struggle with a wheelchair Sees his lover watch him with her yellow hair Knows her future, years of sacrifice. And he admits at last That he has a purpose, The train to St. Cloud huffs slowly away, With Homer standing in the wet snow. There is the old asylum, The orphanage and home on the hill, Almost black, with the sunset behind, Homer begins the long climb. He approaches slowly. But then, a burst of laughter And children from the door Flock around him, dancing, shrieking, Some holding him like an errant dog, Who must be told to stay. “Will you stay?” they ask. “I think so,” he smiles in irony. He is home at the last.
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I would rather drink than eat, And though I superbly sup, Food, I feel, can never beat Delectation of the cup. Wine it is that crowns the feast; Fish and fowl and fancy meat Are of my delight the least: I would rather drink than eat. Though no Puritan I be, And have doubts of Kingdom Come, With those fellows I agree Who deplore the Demon *** Gin and brandy I decline, And I shy at whisky neat; But give me rare vintage wine,-- Gad! I'd rather drink than eat. Food surfeit is of the beast; Wine is from the gods a gift. All from ********** to priest Can attest to its uplift. Green and garnet glows the vine; Grapes grow plump in happy heat; Gold and ruby winks the wine . . . Come! Let's rather drink than eat.
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Wine Bibber
A is the Alphabet, A at its head; A is an Antelope, agile to run. B is the Baker Boy bringing the bread, Or black Bear and brown Bear, both begging for bun. C is a Cornflower come with the corn; C is a Cat with a comical look. D is a Dinner which Dahlias adorn; D is a Duchess who dines with a Duke. E is an elegant eloquent Earl; E is an Egg whence an Eaglet emerges. F is a Falcon, with feathers to furl; F is a Fountain of full foaming surges. G is the Gander, the Gosling, the Goose; G is a Garnet in girdle of gold. H is a Heartsease, harmonious of hues; H is a huge Hammer, heavy to hold. I is an Idler who idles on ice; I am I--who will say I am not I? J is a Jacinth, a jewel of price; J is a Jay, full of joy in July. K is a King, or a Kaiser still higher; K is a Kitten, or quaint Kangaroo. L is a Lute or a lovely-toned Lyre; L is a Lily all laden with dew. M is a Meadow where Meadowsweet blows; M is a Mountain made dim by a mist. N is a Nut--in a nutshell it grows-- Or a Nest full of Nightingales singing--oh list! O is an Opal, with only one spark; O is an Olive, with oil on its skin. P is a Pony, a pet in a park; P is the Point of a Pen or a Pin. Q is a Quail, quick-chirping at morn; Q is a Quince quite ripe and near dropping. R is a Rose, rosy red on a thorn; R is a red-breasted Robin come hopping. S is a Snow-storm that sweeps o'er the Sea; S is the Song that the swift Swallows sing. T is the Tea-table set out for tea; T is a Tiger with terrible spring. U, the Umbrella, went up in a shower; Or Unit is useful with ten to unite. V is a Violet veined in the flower; V is a Viper of venomous bite. W stands for the water-bred Whale; Stands for the wonderful Wax-work so gay. X, or ** or *** is ale, Or Policeman X, exercised day after day. Y is a yellow Yacht, yellow its boat; Y is the Yucca, the Yam, or the Yew. Z is a Zebra, zigzagged his coat, Or Zebu, or Zoophyte, seen at the Zoo.
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An Alphabet
A is the Alphabet, A at its head; A is an Antelope, agile to run. B is the Baker Boy bringing the bread, Or black Bear and brown Bear, both begging for bun. C is a Cornflower come with the corn; C is a Cat with a comical look. D is a Dinner which Dahlias adorn; D is a Duchess who dines with a Duke. E is an elegant eloquent Earl; E is an Egg whence an Eaglet emerges. F is a Falcon, with feathers to furl; F is a Fountain of full foaming surges. G is the Gander, the Gosling, the Goose; G is a Garnet in girdle of gold. H is a Heartsease, harmonious of hues; H is a huge Hammer, heavy to hold. I is an Idler who idles on ice; I am I--who will say I am not I? J is a Jacinth, a jewel of price; J is a Jay, full of joy in July. K is a King, or a Kaiser still higher; K is a Kitten, or quaint Kangaroo. L is a Lute or a lovely-toned Lyre; L is a Lily all laden with dew. M is a Meadow where Meadowsweet blows; M is a Mountain made dim by a mist. N is a Nut--in a nutshell it grows-- Or a Nest full of Nightingales singing--oh list! O is an Opal, with only one spark; O is an Olive, with oil on its skin. P is a Pony, a pet in a park; P is the Point of a Pen or a Pin. Q is a Quail, quick-chirping at morn; Q is a Quince quite ripe and near dropping. R is a Rose, rosy red on a thorn; R is a red-breasted Robin come hopping. S is a Snow-storm that sweeps o'er the Sea; S is the Song that the swift Swallows sing. T is the Tea-table set out for tea; T is a Tiger with terrible spring. U, the Umbrella, went up in a shower; Or Unit is useful with ten to unite. V is a Violet veined in the flower; V is a Viper of venomous bite. W stands for the water-bred Whale; Stands for the wonderful Wax-work so gay. X, or ** or *** is ale, Or Policeman X, exercised day after day. Y is a yellow Yacht, yellow its boat; Y is the Yucca, the Yam, or the Yew. Z is a Zebra, zigzagged his coat, Or Zebu, or Zoophyte, seen at the Zoo.
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He loves me, he loves me not A constant phase and a common thought Spins like a halo occasionally And it summons me unforgivingly He loves me, he loves me not Don’t lose hope, don’t get caught Losing florets over the flower shop So obsessed, I couldn’t stop For I keep plummeting petals Hands are excessive pedals He loves me, he loves me not My feeling’s loaded, my wisdom’s locked Aid my soul inside the casket, over the garden, My harvested heart bleeds red, Red as garnet He loves me, he loves me not Still waiting for a twist to the plot Maybe tomorrow or maybe not I can’t remain forever-aiming and then rot He loves me, he loves me not It’s getting cold and it gets hot I can volunteer to squeeze myself until death Because I’m running out of guesses He loves me, he loves me not A rising action and a falling one What’s done with the rises, when I am the fallen one? I faded once but I’m alright What a fool, to have another try Here’s to the planets that can be worthwhile
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Jan 1, 2019
Jan 1, 2019 at 11:27 PM UTC
"Picking Petals" (He loves me, he loves me not)
Symbol: The goat Opposite Sign: Cancer Meaning: The achiever Modality: Cardinal Element: Earth Ruling House: The tenth Ruling Body: Saturn Motto: I build Birthstone: Garnet Color: Brown Metal: Silver Flower: Carnation Fragrance: Spearmint Lucky Day: Saturday Numbers: 3, 4, 9 Lucky Colors: Red, Pink, Purple, Blue Lucky Flowers: Cyclamen, Plantain lily, Fittonia Capricorn is: persevering, patient, conventional, practical and disciplined.  Capricorn can be practical, unemotional, sober, orderly, controlling and manipulative.
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Dec 4, 2015
Dec 4, 2015 at 1:25 AM UTC
Capricorn
1072 Title divine—is mine! The Wife—without the Sign! Acute Degree—conferred on me— Empress of Calvary! Royal—all but the Crown! Betrothed—without the swoon God sends us Women— When you—hold—Garnet to Garnet— Gold—to Gold— Born—Bridalled—Shrouded— In a Day— Tri Victory “My Husband”—women say— Stroking the Melody— Is this—the way?
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Title divine—is mine!
Every weekend at summer camp the Memories of the midnight walks we made, The rushing of the silvery creeks As well as the daily art and games, Entertainment as well as molding clay, The mountainside at night gave good Presence, the moon offering her halo, With the memory of endless essence so, During this time of adventurous fun, A story telling we campers would all go. Her raspy voice, I can remember well, Those cute sparkly playful brown eyes, We walked side by side, she told me that The truth was being denied, she was a Girl in disguise, how I dream of her In Garnet, Alexandrite. That feeling of total trust, Now I will probably never be close to Anyone I love again, already grown old, To old to ever dream, but what a dream, A lovely bliss to know that she was my friend. One day, when the time is right, we'll find it, This feeling again, of wild spirited joy, campfires, Of following the forest path, now innocence lost, A time that is long-gone and past, and if it Never happens again, the darkness of night With quiet whispering, story time moon light, I will never forget her, never will I forget that Beautiful freckled face, those beady eyes, No, never forget you, not for all time.
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Mar 12, 2015
Mar 12, 2015 at 6:43 PM UTC
Camp-Memories of You
1146 When Etna basks and purrs Naples is more afraid Than when she show her Garnet Tooth— Security is loud—
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When Etna basks and purrs
The forgotten gem among the precious Your love is too dark for a child Also precious Yet pure like a diamond Diamonds are so common Garnet, you are rich Richer than most in quality Perhaps a banker or lawyer would remember you But no, sapphires are rich Richer than dull gold, not rich enough I say You reach new depths, Garry Like an ocean trench filled with the remains of the unknown's lunch Not as deep as the amethyst, apparently That is spiritually charged and better for the soul Your violence is a stain, but I say it is a warning Garnish, you lack value Topaz is the quality they seek The eye of the sun, so bright Too bright The eye of Jupiter is too much, I say enough Oh Garnet Forget Ruby, your sister Forget Emerald, your opposite Forget Opal, all in one, the God of the gems You are Alfred the Great, so great, yet forgotten
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Mar 16, 2016
Mar 16, 2016 at 4:31 PM UTC
Garnet Forgotten
Unicorn Moments It was Maundy Thursday, an afternoon so lazy the words of the passion could sink hardly for my eyes were on the beading tray the unfinished bracelet was now awry off and on, i kept stringing the garnet rounds and pearls kept falling no more tiny brass rings to string in between i had to think of other ways...something also had to wash away the gray feeling. Searched inside my bedroom drawers and found silver flower spacers! i gloried at the thought of finishing two bracelets three, more, maybe even an anklet! Three, four hours had passed, i was so exhausted i had already showered the whole bathroom was spotless, smelling of ^Pandan leaves^ and flowers, i was so delighted! Outside the bathroom door, i stopped spotted the shiny silver spacers! on the bed, i almost dropped the silence was too loud, i couldn't stand the spacers' glare, nothing to say, nothing to offer... just a stare... "No! no way! i'm fine, i'm okay!" was that my voice that gave me away? moment of truth could never be held at bay... I held the cable wire to start beading but body and mind were one...refusing my fingers were limp...a bit trembling tired, from too much scrubbing. My finger traces the head of my unicorn figurine God knows, i have loved this magical creature ever since but, i'm not sure i even like these new visitors, these unicorn moments, they don't come often, yet, they're bound to happen. oh, well....i guess i have to be a bit bolder accept these changes that come with growing older... when this happens, i try to joke and laugh, and then people say......."you're tough!" i answer them with a smile...and a gruff! Sally Copyright April 2015 Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan
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May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015 at 7:02 AM UTC
UNICORN MOMENTS
Unicorn Moments It was Maundy Thursday, an afternoon so lazy the words of the passion could sink hardly for my eyes were on the beading tray the unfinished bracelet was now awry off and on, i kept stringing the garnet rounds and pearls kept falling no more tiny brass rings to string in between i had to think of other ways...something also had to wash away the gray feeling. Searched inside my bedroom drawers and found silver flower spacers! i gloried at the thought of finishing two bracelets three, more, maybe even an anklet! Three, four hours had passed, i was so exhausted i had already showered the whole bathroom was spotless, smelling of ^Pandan leaves^ and flowers, i was so delighted! Outside the bathroom door, i stopped spotted the shiny silver spacers! on the bed, i almost dropped the silence was too loud, i couldn't stand the spacers' glare, nothing to say, nothing to offer... just a stare... "No! no way! i'm fine, i'm okay!" was that my voice that gave me away? moment of truth could never be held at bay... I held the cable wire to start beading but body and mind were one...refusing my fingers were limp...a bit trembling tired, from too much scrubbing. My finger traces the head of my unicorn figurine God knows, i have loved this magical creature ever since but, i'm not sure i even like these new visitors, these unicorn moments, they don't come often, yet, they're bound to happen. oh, well....i guess i have to be a bit bolder accept these changes that come with growing older... when this happens, i try to joke and laugh, and then people say......."you're tough!" i answer them with a smile...and a gruff! Sally Copyright April 2015 Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan
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Wild child space travel gypsy drunk on the cosmos churning a sensual pattern-- melting suns with a carefree wink as stars pour into her eyes like a garnet shiraz spiraling in tidal waves splashing in a crystal wine glass caressing her white light lips. Planets dip and dangle around her hips as the weight of the nebulous nectar whispers lullabies to her eyes as her incandescent hair contours to copious glistening constellations rippling across her tired body like ice dripping on a warm chest vibrating indigo moonlight jazz enrapturing millions with her simple act of symphonic yawning as the dusk light dawning over faces embraces souls stirring-- her purring hip cat dreams leave people like us with mouths agape as her voluptuousness nape hushes us with a supernova explosion of peace oscillating between each of our spirits.
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Jul 14, 2015
Jul 14, 2015 at 10:55 PM UTC
She, the Outer Space
An opaque kiss, crept over his spirit, Drifted with petal-like grace, spilled warm In forget-me-not pastels; He enters The Dream'...... The soft breath of night Dusts lash-bound eyes with dream; There, Night mists wander a lace like solitude, Lost in euphoric infinity, Where his blue ripples speak waterfalls Pooling to silence... The moon tossed down a shimmering cloth, Her Midas light, turning his limbs to gold; A name, echoed softly, like river minutes, A winding breath, a tingled song of awakening, Of lullaby in whispers and nuance, Ghost-kissing the curve of an aching thigh... Crave induced, The magic in her hip-sway, crossed The arch of his dreams; Where she flowed half-held by darkness; A garnet flame flickering the Tussled locks of Autumn stained hair, Trailing her skin, like eager limbs parting A dream horizon's shore... Her impish August skin, Bathed him in words that woke his willing flesh, Tracing the haunted subtlety of desire; Here, amongst the echoes of the pulsing night, Heart to heart, breath to breath, Her fingers tenderly caressed delicate dreams on the silken hardness Of his shadow serenade... Passion coursed his blood, an esoteric tune Suckled the sweet sutra; Her taste, Burning the star of his mouth, Tasting the breath of moan, A song, Hovering like a silver bauble, drifting in past breaths, Sinking into chaotic bliss, deepening the eclipse of seductive fusion... His face, dark, breathed hot upon her psyche, A captive heart beating against his palm; "Be Mine" unfolds, While "Yours" is spread wide, refractive on skin, A brand, where fingers trace hips, slowly swallowing hidden breath; His tongue slide, afire with the heat of a thousand suns, and Rose tinted limbs scream, with eyes closed, And he watches as she burns....... Love came quietly as a whispered dream.........
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Aug 29, 2012
Aug 29, 2012 at 2:18 PM UTC
The Dream:
An opaque kiss, crept over his spirit, Drifted with petal-like grace, spilled warm In forget-me-not pastels; He enters The Dream'...... The soft breath of night Dusts lash-bound eyes with dream; There, Night mists wander a lace like solitude, Lost in euphoric infinity, Where his blue ripples speak waterfalls Pooling to silence... The moon tossed down a shimmering cloth, Her Midas light, turning his limbs to gold; A name, echoed softly, like river minutes, A winding breath, a tingled song of awakening, Of lullaby in whispers and nuance, Ghost-kissing the curve of an aching thigh... Crave induced, The magic in her hip-sway, crossed The arch of his dreams; Where she flowed half-held by darkness; A garnet flame flickering the Tussled locks of Autumn stained hair, Trailing her skin, like eager limbs parting A dream horizon's shore... Her impish August skin, Bathed him in words that woke his willing flesh, Tracing the haunted subtlety of desire; Here, amongst the echoes of the pulsing night, Heart to heart, breath to breath, Her fingers tenderly caressed delicate dreams on the silken hardness Of his shadow serenade... Passion coursed his blood, an esoteric tune Suckled the sweet sutra; Her taste, Burning the star of his mouth, Tasting the breath of moan, A song, Hovering like a silver bauble, drifting in past breaths, Sinking into chaotic bliss, deepening the eclipse of seductive fusion... His face, dark, breathed hot upon her psyche, A captive heart beating against his palm; "Be Mine" unfolds, While "Yours" is spread wide, refractive on skin, A brand, where fingers trace hips, slowly swallowing hidden breath; His tongue slide, afire with the heat of a thousand suns, and Rose tinted limbs scream, with eyes closed, And he watches as she burns....... Love came quietly as a whispered dream.........
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Eyes meet In the corner coffee stall Flint and tinder All this time Hello there! Scrambling Words all tumble Scintillating Knocking tables Metal legs airborne Clawing madly Un-crisping collars Found you On the garnet cushions Back to life Imagination spinning Staring at me Whoops Having daydreams Once again.
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Oct 5, 2012
Oct 5, 2012 at 4:39 AM UTC
Eyes meet
***** of echoes, the virile resonance quaking lust - Throbbing caverns shudder to ****** inciting vestal musk Entranced of nocturnal bedevilment - barefaced in galactic greens, Spores ethereal yet concealed to the Queen Sumptuous omphalos; her ecstatic womb engulfing the bloom, Carnal reckonings devoid of Mosaic release as panting creatures swoon Vigorous pollination morphing the nectarean sheath Roused stamen shrivel in an animus induced retreat Again we'll rise to salute our idol In burning continuance: Fertility extolled With pleasure recompensed.
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Nov 20, 2012
Nov 20, 2012 at 7:51 PM UTC
Garnet
Your cruel crimson lips Blood dripping from your finger tips My love a shattered work of art The result of my broken heart Splatters of scarlet hope Mark the sheets where we eloped My love a discarded virginity The result of my mistaken affinity Garnet was the decadent shade Of the dress that veiled my vestal glade My love a slippery hemline The result of my relentless pine The rusty curls on your head Delivered me willingly into the bed My love a handful of tangled hair The result of my wanton affair The flowers he sent were red Reluctantly, I told him you were dead My love a half-hearted lie The result of my wandering eye A ring offered, of ruby and gold Silver is better, but I was sold My love a rehearsed song The result of my doing wrong A burgundy kiss for a charming knight A wedding of chastity white My love a perfected role The result of my injured soul An artificial cherry-flavored *********** Sloppy second copulation My love a feigned first The result of my unquenched thirst The sheet is stained with merlot Out with the trash, then he will never know My love a memorized line The result of my spilled debaucherous wine.
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Sep 4, 2013
Sep 4, 2013 at 2:53 AM UTC
Vermillion
Leo ♌️ ~~~ Leo has birthstones of Onyx, Peridot,Ruby, Even Turquoise,Amber,Citrine,Larimar,Petalite Or Fire Agate,Red Garnet,Sunstones,Sardonyx ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Written by Philip. December 22nd 2018.
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Dec 21, 2018
Dec 21, 2018 at 11:33 PM UTC
Leo ♌️ July 24- August 23.
The Lady is a month to me, A title and half her name; Her mask sustains the mystery, the beauty beneath the chains. The pompous men explain, about Christ in all his passion, But they know not the pain, of a life spent folding napkins; To serve and serve in silence, with no whisper of complaint, The quiet of a painting and the patience of a saint. Hold her petals gently, lad, but the stem you must grasp firm, My Rose, a perfect pupil, never shy to grow and learn. I'm sorry if I crossed you, it was only with respect, As every rogue treats treasure, we must mark it with an X. I could only give you words, and sadly I have known, In truth what you deserved, was a kingdom of your own. The maid will get her palace, and her carpets crimson red, Fine wine in her chalice and gold ropes around her bed. But first, we'll to the ballroom, along paths with gems inlayed, The bedding will come later; there's other games yet to be played. We'll dance there, Miss December, On the garnet tiled floor, And every stance of mine will render, Love incarnate; underscored. I know I wasn't perfect. No, your Highness, not the best, And though I haven't earned it, for your kindness I was blessed. So now lend your Bard his drummer and he'll sing for you a tune, Compare your eyes to summer, if your name was Lady June. Yet, I think the winter fitting, and I do not mean the cold. For I'm on concrete city benches sitting, dreaming of your soul. I sit beside a western shore and look at western seas, The water has no more joy for me, the Lady's in the East. The poem turns to rambling, but I'm half-drunk and it's late. I only hope she's understanding, what my garbled words would state. You know your Master's only letters, not a thing to see or feel; And though I can't do better, at least for me, the words were real.
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Jul 28, 2011
Jul 28, 2011 at 8:05 AM UTC
The Lady of December
The Lady is a month to me, A title and half her name; Her mask sustains the mystery, the beauty beneath the chains. The pompous men explain, about Christ in all his passion, But they know not the pain, of a life spent folding napkins; To serve and serve in silence, with no whisper of complaint, The quiet of a painting and the patience of a saint. Hold her petals gently, lad, but the stem you must grasp firm, My Rose, a perfect pupil, never shy to grow and learn. I'm sorry if I crossed you, it was only with respect, As every rogue treats treasure, we must mark it with an X. I could only give you words, and sadly I have known, In truth what you deserved, was a kingdom of your own. The maid will get her palace, and her carpets crimson red, Fine wine in her chalice and gold ropes around her bed. But first, we'll to the ballroom, along paths with gems inlayed, The bedding will come later; there's other games yet to be played. We'll dance there, Miss December, On the garnet tiled floor, And every stance of mine will render, Love incarnate; underscored. I know I wasn't perfect. No, your Highness, not the best, And though I haven't earned it, for your kindness I was blessed. So now lend your Bard his drummer and he'll sing for you a tune, Compare your eyes to summer, if your name was Lady June. Yet, I think the winter fitting, and I do not mean the cold. For I'm on concrete city benches sitting, dreaming of your soul. I sit beside a western shore and look at western seas, The water has no more joy for me, the Lady's in the East. The poem turns to rambling, but I'm half-drunk and it's late. I only hope she's understanding, what my garbled words would state. You know your Master's only letters, not a thing to see or feel; And though I can't do better, at least for me, the words were real.
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By Arcassin Burnham Grab her and hold her tight slick, You only got one chance at this, Do you make her smile and tell Her things like " peek-a-boo ", Like fake lovers do, I'm looking right at you, Your mind is here, But her body is somewhere else, Somewhere, Where she doesn't have to hear your Horrible jokes, Somewhere, Paraphrasing all things in your life as a hoax, Should have stuck with a rose, Be we all know, That sometimes a rose signifies death, If she comes back , will you take care of Yourself? You're not looking so good, Maybe the hospice will help, Well.... I'm thinking out loud at the moment, Or T.O.L.A.T.M I suppose, That You texted to me when you gave This long speech about getting her back, Had nothing to do with that, But like a dumb *** I replied right back, So slow and simple minded, Bored and dumbfounded, You're fifty shades of ****** up, With a side of punches from Garnet, Smell it. •=•
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Sep 10, 2015
Sep 10, 2015 at 10:21 PM UTC
"That Daffodil Smell"
So much red water Coming down on me like rain The red water Is their pleasure and my pain The red water Shades of rouge on my skin stain The red water water Filled with particles unnamed But the red water Ashamed to say it gives me life It's pure torture Yet it is also nice I spill water Pluck your veins like a guitar Liquid ruby Garnet star No more red water Abstained because of my wrath Oh well, Time for a red bubble bath
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Jan 15, 2018
Jan 15, 2018 at 7:32 PM UTC
Red Water (V3-2)
jeg var. En latterlig københavner, som spillede dit spil En fanatisk tøs, gjorde dig til min porcelænsdukke. køen til dit hjerte er vokset jeg er bange for at stå bagerst, skubber min kurv frem. prøver at springe over. DET ER MIG skriger jeg, men du er døv. måske. jeg er. Bundet af snørebåndende fra andres sko Kvalt i garnet fra dit lange Kashmir tørklæde. elsker ind til spindet.
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Apr 1, 2015
Apr 1, 2015 at 6:39 AM UTC
kø til hjerte
In the morning, I gather my thoughts of yesterday Like the foraging chipmunk, collecting acorns And stuffing them miserly in my jowls The past is sustenance for a somnolent soul As age condemns my faculties I pull, from my once copious jowl A jewel of sorts A garnet set in fool’s gold My memory is manufactured Assembled and disassembled No longer what was or is or will be But was and is and never has been I confine my thoughts to winter Where barren fields and sterile trees Offer less to recollect And empty my jaws of these useless reminiscences
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 7:11 AM UTC
Alzheimer's
I would say my wrists bled garnet scarlet like something imperial and pure But all I saw was dirt and poppy stained tissues and razor blades all over the floor
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 7:32 PM UTC
poppies
If fusion were just a cheap trick to make gems stronger, then would Garnet have even found Sapphire and Ruby to begin with? Is our comfort made from presence or conversation and which is stronger? The side effect of unconditions is that thing expectation dreads; some book already read turned its page and said: I am made of love, boldly with inflated lungs, but what is love even made of?
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Jun 4, 2016
Jun 4, 2016 at 11:55 PM UTC
If fusion were just
The rich crimson blood that pours from your veins, like garnet; sweet tints of ruby and rose.
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Mar 28, 2015
Mar 28, 2015 at 5:43 PM UTC
Garnet