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"loured" poems
It was an autumn day; a fresh aroma the air. Breathing in deeply, I was trapped in a snare. How was I loured into this dangerous trap, I just was not looking or even aware. There was a sweet sticky dew tasting like mead, This honey nectar turned my head to greed. Losing control I was going out of my mind, In a strange flower bed, I left my world behind. Now wondering in a deep psychedelic dream, I am floating eagerly down a rainbow stream. Tender fresh flesh standing bold and proud, Attracting prey with her bright coloured shroud. Giving in freely, about to be devoured. My censors telling me I was being deflowered. There were silky soft hairs all over my skin, Is a shocking end about to begin? If no one had noticed I was ensnared in this place, It may have all ended in humiliation and disgrace. Now in so deep I have lost all self control, It was as if a demon had stolen my soul. Just then a watchful serpent raised its head, Looking straight at me it hissed and said. “I can see you; you have had your fun, Now it is time to pay, or get out and run”. Shocked out of the dream, I saw my plight, What he said was true, I made my flight. Lucky to escape, my advice is here, If you see a Venus Flytrap, STAY CLEAR.
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Sep 29, 2011
Sep 29, 2011 at 6:19 AM UTC
Venus Flytrap
He asked to get inside my head Well truthfully I loured him in No, I pleaded for him to come in Maybe he'd help clean up the disaster Left behind by the men before him Left behind by all who had visited And most importantly The damage I caused myself Oh poor me, no poor him I had second thoughts But it was too late He was already inside I was surprised when he entered I mean at his reaction upon entry He had nothing but compliments Oh what a lovely place he said Looking around quite pleased Was he just trying to be nice Did he not see the wreck it really was I showed him the dust under the couch The various holes in the walls Stained carpets, shattered mirrors I didn't need to show him the trash It was visible enough, everywhere Ash trays, Beer cans, mice traps, ***** laundry, mouldy pizza Why did I take him inside I knew the state this place was in Was I that lonely, that desperate He replied with a smile It gives the place character I apologized, ashamed He smiled again I wish you saw the beauty here The beautiful disaster
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Nov 26, 2013
Nov 26, 2013 at 9:43 PM UTC
Beautiful Disaster