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"lovelies" poems
My last few hours, In the land of a week's refuge. Bade goodbye to water towers, Away with sunsets made of rouge. Ready to fulfil a previous standing pact To a life I left and put on hold. I'll leave you in memories of retrospect. An experience worth weight in gold. As always I find myself in the driveway . Standing all alone, in the dark. Looking up at what does lay. Spellbound as usual as the distant dogs bark. I'm sending wishes into space, Kisses to the dots in the sky. Going to miss this place... As the coming year would go by. I'd long for you, My twinkling lovelies in my nights. Following hours would be through You'd be replaced by city lights. For now allow me to drink you to a stupor. A feast I can't get enough of. Let these minutes extend into forever... Goodbye Darwin stars, you have all my love.
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Dec 27, 2014
Dec 27, 2014 at 9:33 AM UTC
Going Home
So, this is godhood. This is how it works. It's dreaming up a world and killing it, Abandoning the foibles and the quirks Of crushed-together crumblings and bits, Then sweeping out the wreckage with a curse And carving out another fever dream. It's wandering a mindscape universe And sifting through the crop to find the cream So you can save it while you burn the rest, Just for the room to have another try. The lovelies you've been cradling close to chest? In time you'll cast them off to wilt and die But for a while they're almost what you need. Go raze the field and plant another seed.
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May 28, 2018
May 28, 2018 at 1:32 PM UTC
stardust (sonnet)
Why can't I be as pretty as the little girl that sits next to me at work, she seems all long legs and golden skin, 20 long years younger thin body poured into size 6 jeans Why can't I be pretty like that? I wish I was as pretty on the beach next to the bikini clad lovelies all long haired and impressive assets Why can't I be like that? I wish I was as pretty as my friend sitting next to her on a barstool crowded away from her, male backs facing me, surrounding her, I'm a fool! I wish I was pretty or even attractive or even winsome or cute or or or I wish, I wish Oh, how I wish I could be an entree even if I'm not the main dish or or The fish caught on the hook an acceptable catch not to have the hook ripped from my flesh just to be thrown back I wish I was pretty I'm positive I was one day Someone loved me once and my children say Mummy, you look so pretty when I decide to make an effort but no matter how hard I look in the mirror I just can't make their words fit! I wish I was pretty a beautiful disguise I wish I was pretty in my eyes
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Nov 12, 2013
Nov 12, 2013 at 3:54 AM UTC
I Wish I Was Pretty
Lines of life through gene transmission When handed down through ***** Tho’ rugged, sound or sickly matched, Are caste about like coins. Luck ensures a robust chance Of longevity and health With intelligence or dolt hood As a final gauge to wealth. Traits of blue eyed, fair haired lovelies Brown eyed, freckled, long of limb, Temperaments across the spectrum Placid fat to fiery slim. Aptitude to run the long race Good endurance, depth of heart, Lady luck decrees their worth Tho' the Priesthood may depart. Frontal lobes of clear retention Heightened rationale of thought, Reasons through the problematic, Resolutions made as ought. Capacity to empathise In tears of joy and sorrow spent, Capacity for true belief When wrong is righted with repent. Goodness and black evil Are caste about like chaff, Depends upon the show of cards Who laughs the final laugh. Conscience can be virtuous But then, so can be greed, Depends upon the circumstance And if approached at speed. And finally indulgence Plays a massive hand in this, For love and lust determine If a union is remiss. And should that union founder, Should Lady Luck throw in her hand ...You can blame it on the chromosomes Which confounds the Makers stand! Marshalg @theBach Mangere Bridge 14 June 2011
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Jun 13, 2011
Jun 13, 2011 at 8:42 PM UTC
March of the Chromosomes.
the doom puke treacle of our dim sum sundays, asunderous. the bluff of our taurus. the trim thumb, green on the terrace of our epiphanies; wondrous. the crease in the pleat of our borealis. the allusive chalice of our majesty. the dead kingdoms we relinquish to the roiling unjoy. the thunder of our feet to the heel of a shadow. our peter pan in the fire. our kettles black. the opposable lovelies. the lovelies that preen jewels. the extreme youth of our gods now at the hour of our foolishness. our funny bone. and the fracture. the actual damage to our heaven. and the near after. the gross bloom of our anguish and parade. and the bells. and the comma. and the laughter.
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Jan 4, 2013
Jan 4, 2013 at 10:24 PM UTC
may we live to see the ducklings **** their first lamb
capsized beating purple algorithm for a heart, cross-nit aspirations still taste dirt on my teeth, the mission creep of eager eyed poets, carry a briefcase with my levi's -- close cut cigarette encounters, all brick shantytown of a friendship them lovelies run on endless, it's starting to get cold outside. restless sprites circle our ***** exhaling greek mythopoeics every sure footed step. alcoholism echoes in my skin a depth charge i cannot cut out, we all have broken thoughts here, all have blind spots in our stomachs, they read like a preacher's insecurities: burly things we warm ourselves with, the winters sting bitter. something is wrong with me, sinkhole of ambition and honey kisses, all the great thinkers **** themselves, it's the staunch lack of spotlight, way the earth drips lackadaisical-like we just call it a perfect orbit. shake my hand and feel a goldilocks pulse anemic shards of a cornered animal, we cut right to the bone here, or so we tell ourselves. and love is always the answer? that sure footed toothy angel so beautiful, it couldn't just be our churlish blood, frothing and calming, frothing and calming, electrons rise and fall to create light, they still circle an untapped atrocity perfectly, like this, like it must be god or something close. something stopping them from running, free from bonds ionic or otherwise, bare feet beating the pavement until there are no more stones to throw. firstborns of the universe, each star is a setting sun, blinks staggered, still grew us up quicker than most, there is no aphrodisiac like heliocentrism. them bones cut good doped up on oxytocin, those empty thoughts still rattling, dig sharp -- then nice and numb. and we cutthroat and glossy, sharper than ever. walk outside smoke a cigarette know how much you love her, look at the stars -- it's ******* beautiful isn't it
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Oct 14, 2014
Oct 14, 2014 at 7:57 PM UTC
Jesus, Ect.
capsized beating purple algorithm for a heart, cross-nit aspirations still taste dirt on my teeth, the mission creep of eager eyed poets, carry a briefcase with my levi's -- close cut cigarette encounters, all brick shantytown of a friendship them lovelies run on endless, it's starting to get cold outside. restless sprites circle our ***** exhaling greek mythopoeics every sure footed step. alcoholism echoes in my skin a depth charge i cannot cut out, we all have broken thoughts here, all have blind spots in our stomachs, they read like a preacher's insecurities: burly things we warm ourselves with, the winters sting bitter. something is wrong with me, sinkhole of ambition and honey kisses, all the great thinkers **** themselves, it's the staunch lack of spotlight, way the earth drips lackadaisical-like we just call it a perfect orbit. shake my hand and feel a goldilocks pulse anemic shards of a cornered animal, we cut right to the bone here, or so we tell ourselves. and love is always the answer? that sure footed toothy angel so beautiful, it couldn't just be our churlish blood, frothing and calming, frothing and calming, electrons rise and fall to create light, they still circle an untapped atrocity perfectly, like this, like it must be god or something close. something stopping them from running, free from bonds ionic or otherwise, bare feet beating the pavement until there are no more stones to throw. firstborns of the universe, each star is a setting sun, blinks staggered, still grew us up quicker than most, there is no aphrodisiac like heliocentrism. them bones cut good doped up on oxytocin, those empty thoughts still rattling, dig sharp -- then nice and numb. and we cutthroat and glossy, sharper than ever. walk outside smoke a cigarette know how much you love her, look at the stars -- it's ******* beautiful isn't it
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I'm here today to talk about love and all its wonders so take a seat kiddies Let's see...where to begin Well theres that just got your drivers license, so your parents bought you a whip, And even though it's a piece of **** you get the "I Love this car!" Love And there's definitely a few of those 3 for 1 at echo Love Men be men admit it...ya thats right, bromance guy Love Or that "so happy I could cry" Love That's the right Love the girls in white Love Followed by that trip to hawii and the summer sun Love And we all Love to have fun Love Or how kids Love to run Love There's the "I gotta go back to school but we'll always have the lake" Love And everyone Loves to like on facebook Love And there's Live, Love, Laugh Love Or how about that first hot day in spring Love Girls you know you Love that Love And us guys Love that you Love that Love Cause we got that Love for the Lovelies that you wear Love And we Love that you let down your hair Love Theres friend Love and Lovers Love And new Lovers Love You know... that Love that you Love the same Love they Love, Love But my favorite Love of all Is the Love I have for ya'll That's the Love that I Love to Love
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Aug 31, 2010
Aug 31, 2010 at 9:26 AM UTC
Love
exquisitely beautiful "you have lovely eyes" beautiful, pretty, attractive, good-looking, appealing, handsome, adorable, exquisite, sweet, personable, charming; enchanting, engaging, winsome, seductive, **** gorgeous, alluring, ravishing, glamorous; tasty, knockout, stunning, drop-dead gorgeous; killer, cute, foxy, hot; beauteous; comely, fair "a lovely young woman" scenic, picturesque, pleasing, easy on the eye; magnificent, stunning, splendid "a lovely view" very pleasant or enjoyable; delightful. "we've had a lovely day" delightful, very pleasant, very nice, very agreeable, marvelous, wonderful, sublime, superb, magical; terrific, fabulous, heavenly, divine, amazing, glorious "we had a lovely day" noun: lovely; plural noun: lovelies 1. a glamorous woman or girl: "a bevy of rock lovelies" Old English luflic, see love, -ly [1 above]
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Aug 18, 2018
Aug 18, 2018 at 12:13 PM UTC
lovelyz - see above
When was the last time you felt loved? When was the last time you let down of your walls and be vulnerable? When was the last time you said "I love you" sincerely? Dates? Months? Years? Nah! it was all because of that stupid person whom you gave your all and received none in return that made you skeptical after all. The butterflies that used to be in your stomach already left, gone with the person you thought were your meant. But hey, lovelies! Blame not the love but the lover. It's time to give yourself some love. A love coming from you, not from others. Self-love! By the time you are ready to love again, By the time you find the person to be vulnerable with again, By the time you speak love sincerely again, It's no longer for someone else's sake Because you know you are worthy of the love you deserve.
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Apr 12, 2021
Apr 12, 2021 at 2:58 AM UTC
To Love Again
Naked memories of twisting bodies. Pressing me softly. Touching of tongues, and lips made of lovelies. Rose petal skin conditioned & deep. You're gracing me gently. These feelings I'll keep. I'm safe in your love. Don't let this undo. Sweet whispers of truth; I will kiss and tell you: *"Hold tight for now. Lets both forget how Our spirits are free, & this is temporary."*
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Mar 22, 2014
Mar 22, 2014 at 2:43 PM UTC
Gezellig*
she said she loves me but she’s a dream and i was asleep. i mistook the disease for little lovelies for warm and fuzzies for cornfields with bumblebees. i’m brought to my knees from the silliest of things, it’s easy to see something crazy without empathy.
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Jan 14, 2018
Jan 14, 2018 at 7:13 PM UTC
all the love in my sick heart
that leather skin beehive humming in the Hamptons is just like the ziggarat ghettos of Compton a fob on a boil on the face of your hidden face and  a stab at your entrails from the inside; commonplace - Romans demure to your architect you'll have your symmetries before breakfast... let no one forget. gorgeous ****** suns, gallant in emptiness a horde of unfettered lovelies, spawning petulant ***** to other ***** a lull of ponderous, a bead of serene, swimming in hot pink mist and peppercorn wavy gravy. i slay these dragons to form new words that Oodle your frenzy and keep you for mine .
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Dec 19, 2012
Dec 19, 2012 at 6:35 PM UTC
Oodles
I still feel her hand Removing the ring Of which I made a bullet And put it on a string Rip away if needed My mere being On the string Snapped And trapped In the ceiling Releasing Everything But that feeling Like nothing Erupting From my somethings Slumping through Creating the me We never knew Until all the way through To the other side Where I reside In uncompromising lies Disguised As not caring But my blaring heart Shines through Under clouded stars But to start loving Just seems too far To go back Too much weight On impact And I'll collapse And lapse My days away In a lackadaisical haze Of happiness Where I'm eventually Betrayed And made To feel Less But always The opportunist Tuning this Ruined mess Into the most Beautifulest Beast I can leash Until this test Of heart and mind Is complete And the noise Ceases In the peace Of her single image Serenading me In eternal sleep Whispering lovelies To my being free
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Jun 6, 2013
Jun 6, 2013 at 2:39 AM UTC
Lie
1431 poems in ye old inbox, genteel knocking, whispering thru stolid front door love me a little lot, little lot, love me? this is not mere work product, collegial-laid upon me for gentle shared, for pre-review, Nottingham Forest arrowed, bow shaped pithy comments, these are the holy-of-the-holies attention-me-crystal-cries, prayers, wry observations, nature collations, me and thee adorations, heart rendering screams of need, these are the moments in your life raw-roughened gifted or threaded smooth cursed, but tendered unto my caring. (an aside: perhaps you understand better now why woman-in-the-moon imagery, red bowed, grapefruit tasting hearts, all the lovelies, word shape shifts a/k/a Imagery language delights! but time-using, confusingly confuses, and has been erased from my own poetry frame) gnawing doubt me routs, god gave me humans, and gave them speech, to bring me closer to him thru them. somewhere in those 1431 essays of labor, dashed off, handcrafted, pithy or poor, just might be the one justification for my opening my eyes this poetry someday Sunday sun-day. put the cofe on (saving letters, saving time, deleting unnecessary e's from my life till when I am dying on all-on-that desperate e-n-ee-dy day). loaded my shotgun heart with loves and likes, yellow thunderbolt bullets firing, and considered yourself notified I'm a-coming over, shoes on the cofe table, breaking taboo's gonna read 1431 and when dining done, gonna pay attention to my muse, my woman, cause she is the original e, that provides the raw materials, in ye old nat-box, that lets me love ever one of them, she is the e in me and me will be in you, starting now.
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Mar 30, 2014
Mar 30, 2014 at 6:57 AM UTC
1431
1431 poems in ye old inbox, genteel knocking, whispering thru stolid front door love me a little lot, little lot, love me? this is not mere work product, collegial-laid upon me for gentle shared, for pre-review, Nottingham Forest arrowed, bow shaped pithy comments, these are the holy-of-the-holies attention-me-crystal-cries, prayers, wry observations, nature collations, me and thee adorations, heart rendering screams of need, these are the moments in your life raw-roughened gifted or threaded smooth cursed, but tendered unto my caring. (an aside: perhaps you understand better now why woman-in-the-moon imagery, red bowed, grapefruit tasting hearts, all the lovelies, word shape shifts a/k/a Imagery language delights! but time-using, confusingly confuses, and has been erased from my own poetry frame) gnawing doubt me routs, god gave me humans, and gave them speech, to bring me closer to him thru them. somewhere in those 1431 essays of labor, dashed off, handcrafted, pithy or poor, just might be the one justification for my opening my eyes this poetry someday Sunday sun-day. put the cofe on (saving letters, saving time, deleting unnecessary e's from my life till when I am dying on all-on-that desperate e-n-ee-dy day). loaded my shotgun heart with loves and likes, yellow thunderbolt bullets firing, and considered yourself notified I'm a-coming over, shoes on the cofe table, breaking taboo's gonna read 1431 and when dining done, gonna pay attention to my muse, my woman, cause she is the original e, that provides the raw materials, in ye old nat-box, that lets me love ever one of them, she is the e in me and me will be in you, starting now.
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*from the depths of my being i shout that i shall indeed be king and forever banish banality in a move that has finality the things in my unending quest are a constant reminder of the test they tell me my fires to quench until there's none of that stench from perched vantage points that even holy saints would envy i see this walking and talking bevy of lovelies selling sweet taunts and i know it's time to quench a thirst its time not to demure and come first that itch that has troubled me long now makes me feel that i belong to the bemused new brigade of seekers the ones who are thinkers but not speakers they that from afar smell the deep oasis whenever there's a deepening crisis so dear life incarnate, dear essence of breath stand me now and forever in good stead give me the strained juice that cools my tongue and thus help me in perpetuity to quench a thirst*
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Sep 19, 2016
Sep 19, 2016 at 11:02 AM UTC
a thirst to quench
I. Nothing lasts long enough To out live its time line So I weave mine into A concert celebrating the sound That our bodies beat to This organic clockwork armada Of single cell ships singing lions roars Before time aligns my spine with the dirt And though I know gray hair will claim crowns Overthrowing the royalty of youth These ball headed blessings Are nothing more then a water park river slide We must all ride toward oblivion So my fatal flawed form Speaks a beautiful broken clock symphony For these poems to fill up Facing the future as if it was an old friend To bed down with Laughing at how long it’s been Since we claimed tomorrow As a carpe diem doctrine To rock in And I hope that when the waterfall of my life Meets rock-bottom-spray-mist-rainbow-prism-old-age-epiphany   My grandchildren will cling to me Like vines to a towering oak tree So I can whisper to them through a white Walt Whitman mane "I may be a washed up old lion But you You are the roar of a crescendo To an aria arranged before the birth of music As if each note was placed purposely to hang in harmony With the budding of your bones They sing in the same key as the fickler flashbulbs Of the stars you were forged in Who sweet talk to you in your sleep nightly"   Saying         Listen my lovelies         To the lullaby of the universe         As it sings itself toward salvation Which when translated into night         Says come gather your dreams         In the concert of my body Babies You were born         As a single rift         In the solo Of some Charlie parker bird flight ascension So let this bedtime word weaving remind you of the halo about your head For you Were born as angels Back when the big bang band first leaned how to blow So if you stagnate          Like we all do Fearing that you are all alone in the prison cell of your skin Remember the old lions still roaring in your gut Listen close         For there has never been a moment of silence         And there will never been a moment of silence Cause there is music buried beneath your bones my children Come sing in the choir of your forefathers the winds         Your solo is about to begin
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Dec 24, 2013
Dec 24, 2013 at 8:32 PM UTC
Aria to Everyone
I. Nothing lasts long enough To out live its time line So I weave mine into A concert celebrating the sound That our bodies beat to This organic clockwork armada Of single cell ships singing lions roars Before time aligns my spine with the dirt And though I know gray hair will claim crowns Overthrowing the royalty of youth These ball headed blessings Are nothing more then a water park river slide We must all ride toward oblivion So my fatal flawed form Speaks a beautiful broken clock symphony For these poems to fill up Facing the future as if it was an old friend To bed down with Laughing at how long it’s been Since we claimed tomorrow As a carpe diem doctrine To rock in And I hope that when the waterfall of my life Meets rock-bottom-spray-mist-rainbow-prism-old-age-epiphany   My grandchildren will cling to me Like vines to a towering oak tree So I can whisper to them through a white Walt Whitman mane "I may be a washed up old lion But you You are the roar of a crescendo To an aria arranged before the birth of music As if each note was placed purposely to hang in harmony With the budding of your bones They sing in the same key as the fickler flashbulbs Of the stars you were forged in Who sweet talk to you in your sleep nightly"   Saying         Listen my lovelies         To the lullaby of the universe         As it sings itself toward salvation Which when translated into night         Says come gather your dreams         In the concert of my body Babies You were born         As a single rift         In the solo Of some Charlie parker bird flight ascension So let this bedtime word weaving remind you of the halo about your head For you Were born as angels Back when the big bang band first leaned how to blow So if you stagnate          Like we all do Fearing that you are all alone in the prison cell of your skin Remember the old lions still roaring in your gut Listen close         For there has never been a moment of silence         And there will never been a moment of silence Cause there is music buried beneath your bones my children Come sing in the choir of your forefathers the winds         Your solo is about to begin
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These puppets of mine They move as I pull It's hard to believe They once had a soul String won't do, So rope is a must That way when I pull Their bodies violently ****** I pull at these puppets I am their God But I take away free will Because it's not their right, nor my law Dance my lovelies Bend to my will As I pull at your harness's As you wish I'd have killed
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Dec 11, 2012
Dec 11, 2012 at 12:08 AM UTC
Puppets
When I was a much younger man, I hiked the moorland, my mother was Welsh, and the dry rolling hills spoke to my soul. I'd trudge on through the forgotten paths, and daydream of my darling. The wind it whipped like ethereal hands, tugging at my clothes like a crazed lover. But I was alone, out there on the moorlands. Not a human in sight, such things make us feel most human. I'd slip the flask from my hip pocket, and down a dram of scotch from the little metal cup, and make love to the solitude. So much emptiness, so much loveliness. The nights were especially cold, and harsh, I would spread my blanket across the crunchy permafrost, and curl up into a ball. Half awake, my feet tucked into my pack, I would hear music. No instruments, just a vocal melody. The words were unclear, but the feeling, it could only be love. Years have passed, it seems like ages, since I walked the fields of my youth. Now I have a family, and I find that I can still hear the music. It is stronger, and it is clearer. In the rays of the morning sun, with my family sleeping peacefully, I finally understand the song. "Live, and Love my lovelies, ignore the cold. Sleep and dream, in the morning you will wake up, the sun will be shining, and you will be loved." This morning, dawn breaks so sweetly, and I quickly forget the insults of days past, the hassles at the airport, and the trials of the day. For the first time in however many years, as my loved ones gently snore in their beds, spread out across two continents, I open my eyes, and I can still hear the music. This melody is mine, no, it is ours, and you can hear it if you listen, for it is the melody of love, and we all share it, whether we serve love or not, We are loved. A Burns 2012
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Jun 6, 2012
Jun 6, 2012 at 3:14 AM UTC
Out There On The Moors(Dawn Breaks So Sweetly)
When I was a much younger man, I hiked the moorland, my mother was Welsh, and the dry rolling hills spoke to my soul. I'd trudge on through the forgotten paths, and daydream of my darling. The wind it whipped like ethereal hands, tugging at my clothes like a crazed lover. But I was alone, out there on the moorlands. Not a human in sight, such things make us feel most human. I'd slip the flask from my hip pocket, and down a dram of scotch from the little metal cup, and make love to the solitude. So much emptiness, so much loveliness. The nights were especially cold, and harsh, I would spread my blanket across the crunchy permafrost, and curl up into a ball. Half awake, my feet tucked into my pack, I would hear music. No instruments, just a vocal melody. The words were unclear, but the feeling, it could only be love. Years have passed, it seems like ages, since I walked the fields of my youth. Now I have a family, and I find that I can still hear the music. It is stronger, and it is clearer. In the rays of the morning sun, with my family sleeping peacefully, I finally understand the song. "Live, and Love my lovelies, ignore the cold. Sleep and dream, in the morning you will wake up, the sun will be shining, and you will be loved." This morning, dawn breaks so sweetly, and I quickly forget the insults of days past, the hassles at the airport, and the trials of the day. For the first time in however many years, as my loved ones gently snore in their beds, spread out across two continents, I open my eyes, and I can still hear the music. This melody is mine, no, it is ours, and you can hear it if you listen, for it is the melody of love, and we all share it, whether we serve love or not, We are loved. A Burns 2012
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Breath in this air Crisp in my lungs Sweet on my tongue Cool on my lips Smelling of rose water and lilac so strong Kissing my cheeks Blowing my hair Carrying my dreams on its everlasting current Whispering sweet lovelies To those who accept it
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Oct 23, 2010
Oct 23, 2010 at 9:27 AM UTC
courtship
Crouched between the table & the wall with his eyes in his hands & his mouth in the shape of a small barren island in the Atlantic Ocean he waits for the blow to fall Opposite him in the angle formed by a filing cabinet & a drinks dispenser a tiny furry creature does the rat-fink-a-boo-boo its eyes blinking furiously its ears revolving like an out-of-control radar station Somewhere a radio plays & a voice gabbles something about moonshine & binge drinking & little green men out of Upminister who are SERIOUSLY NO SERIOUSLY GONNA F--- YOU UP MAN Later there will be music & lights & long legged lovelies will strut their funky stuff across the walls while a siren sounds in the street below & the woodentops come calling cudgels primed for some ******** ultraviolence
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Nov 27, 2011
Nov 27, 2011 at 12:10 PM UTC
Thing
~ •she  sounds  her  clarion  call... • •to   birds  of  every  feather• •be  they   large  or  small• •heavenly…    everyone• •for they are angels all!• •‘calling    all   angels,’• •with quill  in-scribe• •with prose enthrall• ••winged  lovelies•• •leave  your  fight• •find respite from• •••migration's••• •••• flight•••• •each to take• •your sacred• •••place••• ••within•• ••these•• hallowed •halls.• ••• •• • ~ *post script. "birdland" by SoulSurvivor the inspiration for this one.   she who loves unconditionally is also one who others coalesce round. and whether she chose it or no, she is nonetheless a leader among us, a bird to which we flock. you who know her well will agree, as one who shares so unabashedly and who in such intimate detail shares her daily struggle and her daily triumphs, and who encourages soooo freely, she is herself a joy to read; and is one i can say without reservation, she defines "friend"!! much love to you, SoulSurvivor!* if you've not "met" her, or ever read her poems, begin with this one: http://hellopoetry.com/poem/1546434/birdland/
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Feb 5, 2016
Feb 5, 2016 at 3:55 PM UTC
call
Have you ever felt a tear fall lovely It’s gorgeous More than dying to a everlasting piano chord or holding pinkies Your flowers bloomed in my mood I’m your florist My throat grows sore As I remember lovely perturbations And lovely sensations And times where you were loving and held tight to your patience And I wonder when you go when I can’t feel your presence It’s a present breathing in all the ******** from your old lessons Legions **** on what was legit I never wanted such a lovely heart break or a heavy soul It’s never been a time when your eyes met mine and I looked past your demise But for some reason I appreciated your lovely lies Lovely sight Lovely sighs Ugly fights Thick thighs Tight grips Cold fingertips They say the coldest hands have the warmest hearts I wonder if you thought I was lovely from the start Am I pretty enough? Quiet enough? Do I lie too much? Do I cry too much? Why do we fight so much? Why do I miss your your touch so lovely? Where are the words you speak with your lovely kiss? I guess I might walk steadily enough to be a model but my features aren’t of Linda Evangelista I’m eye candy for the diabetic I’m a lovely view But you’re used to savory things One time my voice didn’t quake And my loving moans wondered off in the walk of shame My silence was deadly and you couldn’t handle my tongue in the most innocent of ways You said you adored it Treasured it Never heard something so true Same way I’ve never seen someone as lovely as you I guess our lovelies didn’t quite match For once I spoke my last words My honest broke our latch My truths hurt and my lies were sometimes too blunt Bold and beautiful yet enough to make you Jump Ship Forget Split Walk away from me and live Touch me lovely Scream me lovely Miss me lovely Hold me lovely Lovingly cry about me My comebacks are mighty and your stamina was slightly too small Too lightly I was lightweight in weight and you in mind It’s funny You’re the kind of lovely only the wicked could find I miss you lovely The way you touched me as I held the metaphorical heat gun to the edge of my thoughts and Pulled the trigger When you couldn’t pull me together I miss your feathers I miss our weather Sunny enough for glares Cold enough to exchange sweaters I miss your lovelies because you was my true love Touch me lovely Scream me lovely Miss me lovely Hold me lovely Lovingly cry about me
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Dec 4, 2017
Dec 4, 2017 at 9:06 PM UTC
Lovely
Have you ever felt a tear fall lovely It’s gorgeous More than dying to a everlasting piano chord or holding pinkies Your flowers bloomed in my mood I’m your florist My throat grows sore As I remember lovely perturbations And lovely sensations And times where you were loving and held tight to your patience And I wonder when you go when I can’t feel your presence It’s a present breathing in all the ******** from your old lessons Legions **** on what was legit I never wanted such a lovely heart break or a heavy soul It’s never been a time when your eyes met mine and I looked past your demise But for some reason I appreciated your lovely lies Lovely sight Lovely sighs Ugly fights Thick thighs Tight grips Cold fingertips They say the coldest hands have the warmest hearts I wonder if you thought I was lovely from the start Am I pretty enough? Quiet enough? Do I lie too much? Do I cry too much? Why do we fight so much? Why do I miss your your touch so lovely? Where are the words you speak with your lovely kiss? I guess I might walk steadily enough to be a model but my features aren’t of Linda Evangelista I’m eye candy for the diabetic I’m a lovely view But you’re used to savory things One time my voice didn’t quake And my loving moans wondered off in the walk of shame My silence was deadly and you couldn’t handle my tongue in the most innocent of ways You said you adored it Treasured it Never heard something so true Same way I’ve never seen someone as lovely as you I guess our lovelies didn’t quite match For once I spoke my last words My honest broke our latch My truths hurt and my lies were sometimes too blunt Bold and beautiful yet enough to make you Jump Ship Forget Split Walk away from me and live Touch me lovely Scream me lovely Miss me lovely Hold me lovely Lovingly cry about me My comebacks are mighty and your stamina was slightly too small Too lightly I was lightweight in weight and you in mind It’s funny You’re the kind of lovely only the wicked could find I miss you lovely The way you touched me as I held the metaphorical heat gun to the edge of my thoughts and Pulled the trigger When you couldn’t pull me together I miss your feathers I miss our weather Sunny enough for glares Cold enough to exchange sweaters I miss your lovelies because you was my true love Touch me lovely Scream me lovely Miss me lovely Hold me lovely Lovingly cry about me
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chieftain tribal lit-- ripple break, ripple broke off a steady circle. ways of water--and bouquets of lighting. my lovelies come quick-- to finish my sentences. i smear new eyes on their silver chords, and shout down what they need to hear. as morning comes like  a tattered up animal, hiding in plain sight of the hunt. angel-scape survived by freedom. how my town gets down.
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May 19, 2019
May 19, 2019 at 1:18 PM UTC
Chieftain Tribal Lit
lanky lovelies strut their stuff on the runway the latest fashions wrapped around those hungry bones stalking the lime light vividly visible to any and all who's fleeting favor is enough for starving souls to feast
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Jan 23, 2015
Jan 23, 2015 at 5:14 PM UTC
Ravenous
not amused, you are the same blue lemon... slipping traps that ask lastly, why you ask kindly? ; " where have all the lovelies lapsed ? " ask a hatred how to love and suffer truth too bold... and step back love nothing, but sear into the glacier of your last hope. And Love That.
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Oct 14, 2011
Oct 14, 2011 at 10:13 PM UTC
Forever is Only Half as Long