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"moistens" poems
if ever you wonder if ever your heart should grow curious for lust and love and spirit electricity that splits the spine a jolt of lightening rushing through wide open veins baby hairs standing on end on the nape of your neck a wave of cold sweat dripping through your hair moistens your back if ever a moment passes if ever you refrain from yelling loud sing a melody scream “i love you” skip through a crowd of people and smile laugh dance and forget your worry the temporary madness of yesterday because you are static, ecstatic you are wonderful
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Sep 4, 2013
Sep 4, 2013 at 1:57 PM UTC
for the broken
Never will I return again, It has been decided by an undawning night, restless wandering whilst following a red thread, not knowing where it leads or where it ends, Followed by endless questions within a journey of true sorrow, the realisation hits me hard, will I ever be able to reach out for you, dear? Swallowing the unspoken words, I keep on my journey, to find this end I'm looking after hoping it'll be at least, a happy fight to the finish Without a sound, a tear running down my face, moistens the earth, reflected by my heart, which has faced a long drought of no emotions, But now I am overflowing with them, more than I can convey in words, from now on, I want to face the coming morning with you, Yet my words and wishes do not reach, the path is illuminated by the moon above, only a few clouds are to accompany his loneliness, Wandering by a road, reaching to the distant sky, oh how I cannot escape this dreamlike tale, of what it is pointing to, softened by light, Under the drifting clouds, even though the ages may fade away into meaningless numbers, with this unchanging life I can keep shining for you, alike the sweet and delicate, Moonlight ~ Umi
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Apr 27, 2018
Apr 27, 2018 at 9:57 AM UTC
Moonlight
<> you pout and defer, dancing backwards, claiming, blue is now blackened from underuse, incapable and incapacitating revival *saying  eyes cannot see, distinctly, neither near or far, the tremble of love, forgot & distantly absent, but I know, a heart’s sensory muscles never die, though weaken they might, underused, un-exercised denying  that inspiration   no longer resides with in thy sensitivities, has fled, undercover of smoking forest fires all the diurnal hazards that invade, occupying my internal spaces once filled by poems you conceived, birthed, in a pleasured haze, came so fast, you bare recall agony accompanied, but not the ecstasy of the end resultant!* ***you know it’s you of whom I write, but, a note not shaming names, but messages countless private messages have I sent begging, beseeching, give me your gifts*** once more, you owe me not, though I oft irritate with my deafening pleas, yet only denials continue, my pleas ding but dent not, the tired fear of your exposition so speak to you plain, feed my soul selfish like in years gone past, there are holes in mine that require your elixir, creamy softness that moistens my face with tears of your words originating, astound, enfold** not later, not soon, not excusals, write for me NOW, WRITE FOR YOURSELF, but leave me not forsaken and thirst un-slackened,** Answer! To whom do you owe your poems?
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Jun 11, 2023
Jun 11, 2023 at 11:30 AM UTC
The Ink in Your Blood Never Dies! (To whom do you owe your poems?)
CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR: of the EBook THE BULLIED, by Alan Johnson (The Nonromantic Man is the art form most often described as a character sketch. It falls in the realm of poetry, which I call poessay. For it is not poetry by itself or an essay.) The Nonromantic Man Non-romanticism is the inability to overwhelm one’s ignorance of the opposite *** needs or desires. The non-romantic man is one who buys his non-pool playing wife a pool table and soon thereafter invites his friends over every weekend to play pool. He calls women ******* and ‘hoes. He rises late at night to fix a sandwich, leaves the spilled condiments for his woman to clean in the morning, then after a cigarette, with mustard still being on his breath, wakes her up for a ***** call. He gains weight and then demands that she go on a diet. In harmony with his poor values, he neglects to compliment the new sexed up dress that she is wearing but does notice that she is wearing too much makeup for him. He has to be reminded of her birthday or any other should special engagement. The result his gift is not well thought out, so he buys her a cheap necklace just like the times before. He has no taste for poetry, sensual lyrics or the practice of setting the ambiance which moistens the trail of splendor. He takes his woman out to dinner and complains about the dinner’s high prices, and work, and her in-sensitiveness to his problems, and…At least once a month, he rolls off the top of her and falls asleep while she stares at the ceiling and prays for a difference.
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Dec 15, 2013
Dec 15, 2013 at 9:47 PM UTC
The Non Romantic Man
CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR: of the EBook THE BULLIED, by Alan Johnson (The Nonromantic Man is the art form most often described as a character sketch. It falls in the realm of poetry, which I call poessay. For it is not poetry by itself or an essay.) The Nonromantic Man Non-romanticism is the inability to overwhelm one’s ignorance of the opposite *** needs or desires. The non-romantic man is one who buys his non-pool playing wife a pool table and soon thereafter invites his friends over every weekend to play pool. He calls women ******* and ‘hoes. He rises late at night to fix a sandwich, leaves the spilled condiments for his woman to clean in the morning, then after a cigarette, with mustard still being on his breath, wakes her up for a ***** call. He gains weight and then demands that she go on a diet. In harmony with his poor values, he neglects to compliment the new sexed up dress that she is wearing but does notice that she is wearing too much makeup for him. He has to be reminded of her birthday or any other should special engagement. The result his gift is not well thought out, so he buys her a cheap necklace just like the times before. He has no taste for poetry, sensual lyrics or the practice of setting the ambiance which moistens the trail of splendor. He takes his woman out to dinner and complains about the dinner’s high prices, and work, and her in-sensitiveness to his problems, and…At least once a month, he rolls off the top of her and falls asleep while she stares at the ceiling and prays for a difference.
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Let’s divide the sky, you and I, With Wilco tapping our gut, our eyes, Supplanting the clouds from our grape cigars; We’ve been folded, too creased to remember Those country nights, those starry remnants when I would Always point east with a fettered finger. If I held it long enough, just enough, Horns would bud, deviling my digit, And the fireplace froze over. I destroy homes and fall, fall, fall with them. I play the bench observer, Cigarette **** to people with permanent smiles. ‘Relax,’ you said ‘you need to relax,’ But your lips chapped and bleeding-- They resemble mine in humid daylight, And the sky moistens and melts To the tantalizing tune, yellowed summerteeth.
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Apr 11, 2013
Apr 11, 2013 at 1:06 PM UTC
The Bench
Every day the liquid of grievances moistens my cheeks My special mother like a towel wipes it away Without her I don’t have another shoulder to lean on Even though the other shoulder is somewhere for others. This liquid of grievances blossomed into an ink An ink that will paint my million wishes without drying. Wishes that compose a letter to you, my unknown soldier The soldier whose heroic exploits produced merits he desires not. I always ask myself many questions without answers All streaming from why you planted a seed you never desired. You left me without bidding farewell even to mother As if you travelled to the next world to join our ancestors. The only memories of you that I have are your handsome pictures The pictures your Juliet kept as a memory of her special Romeo. These twenty miles I have walked without you are like hell With every step carrying a thousand wishes of meeting you. Upon my arrival on this earth your Juliet named me after you And every moment our name is called I see visions of you. Visions that provide a false hope that I will see you after the call A hope that you will answer the call of your name in my presence.
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Jun 15, 2018
Jun 15, 2018 at 7:04 AM UTC
A LETTER TO MY FATHER.
having beguiled my Scorpio the full moons know what moistens the body elicits stark truth of feeling in vehement velocity racing ahead of thought and the two argue not every word is lovely nor should be spoken reactions are often   vicious junk yard dogs protecting piles of ******* only valuable to hoarders
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Sep 22, 2013
Sep 22, 2013 at 5:41 PM UTC
scorpion stings can cause inconsolable crying
. *A gemshorn and a mandolin strike up counterpoint melodies, as a harp and viola caress the notes of a minuet. Soft waves of music creep around the joy of the Hall, cuddling the fibres of granite stone with a warming fire for all. And she steps to the fore, slippers of silk gliding so slow, eyes as blue as robins eggs, smile sweet as a full moons glow. Hair laced with summer flowers, a long dress of velvet green, and the shawm she is ready to play held lightly by fingers so keen. Her tongue moistens shyly, as the reed approaches her lips, with fingers dancing over holes, and deftly into a trance she slips. Descending chords in choral hue, drip colours into an aching heart, the sweetest of mediaeval muses, playing well her minstrels part.* © Pagan Paul (21/10/17)
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Oct 23, 2017
Oct 23, 2017 at 4:01 AM UTC
Mediaeval Muse
Candlelight illumes my dreary room Causing shadows to contort and sway; In my heart there stirs a deep unrest As the past flaunts its seductive play Merciful Absinthe! It's known to calm Tortured hearts by helping them forget; How the swirling liquids mesmerize . . . Tears and Absinthe make a strange duet But my reveries will not be scorned -- I must yield to their silent demand. And as the Green Fairy warms my throat, Memories unravel, strand by strand I recall the little tiffs we had, Sometimes ending in a full-blown row, But with each sip that moistens my lips, I swear, they seem so trivial now As I drain the glass, warm thoughts of you Fill my head, causing me to give pause: Why in Heaven's name did we part ways? Right now I can't justify the cause And I miss the good times that we shared, Not just romance, but the laughter, too; I thought Absinthe would help me forget, But tonight . . . tonight I'm missing you
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Apr 5, 2023
Apr 5, 2023 at 9:31 PM UTC
Absinthe Makes The Heart Grow Fonder
A smile that postered peace has cracks… Cracks that were covered that start to appear in times of great test, revealing its uncertainty, vulnerability, venom towards the thing that makes it fear… The smile is a signature of submission A stamp of insecurity Because to feel one must think, not temporarily fix, And to truly fix, one must insist on feeling - everything… A smile full of love, wisdom and youth never fails, but is thrown; blasted by veiled vast-disappointments, so that the face that holds it moistens with incredulity… But a smile that has no truth - When it starts to fray; stiffens easily - turns anodyne, bitter, frozen… Until the corpse behind that smile becomes clearer - and dictates death with no mirror… But beware… you can turn away all mirrors Yet in the darkness they will linger, slither, shimmer, hunt you down… There’s no escaping from the silent screams in your head, and eventually this realm of darkness will fully consume you - if you choose to take this path of lies, safety, silk teeth…etiquette… wrong rest.
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Sep 11, 2025
Sep 11, 2025 at 6:06 AM UTC
A smile that postered peace
Seconds passing by... Minutes passing by... Moments passing by... The Pocket Watch falls with each tiny grain The Hourglass ticks with each clanging clang An obvious representation of life slowly dying off This trough I will dip my face in to drink deeply till it drips down my neck gets my hair wet and moistens my t-shirt with dark circles of... Time is just a substitute we use to abuse and accuse our life on how we no longer have Moments passing by... Minutes passing by... Seconds passing by...
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Feb 23, 2012
Feb 23, 2012 at 5:11 PM UTC
The Mobility of Duration
in one ohh the flightly finister interjerk’t offorthwith united unloosed upon the messes who rains with string of erring do believe the ortho doxie catamount the femail glory moistens packet interfury trump-ettes blow the suction from their barrel oblesk look slively tortice hand out for brood scooch the dead **** down impesh with dis-ire marakesh the claim to sane and leak brainoil smartly for aft andall whomake it threw until deadneck cycoil tweet totell interlie the diff is how’d it hung to a peel at the court for reci-prostate-parity
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Jul 6, 2015
Jul 6, 2015 at 2:05 PM UTC
Fight inc the hunt
The very sight of you moistens me, with the ****** of your lips, the stabs of your tongue, and the grip of your hands. You enslave me. But I am humbled, to become entangled with your body, as the gray clouds hover upon us. your curves reflects the moonbeam, your silhouette painting the indigo sky, brushing me with your bare hands...
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Mar 28, 2011
Mar 28, 2011 at 11:03 AM UTC
Sedate
Thimbleberry wine on lips made divine by sweeping tongue she glides inside your deepest thoughts awakening in you a belief that its all possible ...her magic tastes like sunshine An ache so unexplainable fills the well of souls, forgotten long ago decrepit screams are replaced by soulful moans For lifetimes you have waited to taste the cherish of her soul, rolling essence of; inside a parched mouth succulentence now moistens the very hunger you once felt Nothing can be the same again it has taken you to a cannibalistic frame of mind always tapping the vein, wanting more ...like heat on ice; burn and weep She dances in the rain and walks in the stars tastes like the sweetest of wines speaks the languages of two legged, four legged and fae ...can you deny her? Cherish~
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Apr 4, 2017
Apr 4, 2017 at 5:29 PM UTC
Cherish~
OUR HOT SECRET There is no greater comfort than being held to her warm, soft, ample ***** Savoring her beauty as she releases the straining buttons Her ***** So heavy and swollen Welcomes my hunger Her huge ****** stiffens at my touch Moistens Her warm milk pours onto my tongue I take her ****** deep inside my mouth She quivers....sighs Her very soul..... shaken She gently wraps her thighs around me I suckle harder Her milk flows freely Soothing my very soul Dreaming only of...our hot secret.
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Jan 19, 2013
Jan 19, 2013 at 7:58 PM UTC
Our Hot Secret
Fenola ********** to Chopin for Eileen who lies spread on the bed concerto number 2 that would do Eileen said watching sweet Fenola removing her clothing first the blouse the pink one she had bought that first date next the skirt the jet black with matching underwear then the bra removing her fingers holding up before she lets it drop now she stands gazing down taking in the spread of the two thighs the two soft melon ******* the button of her birth and below the ***** dark forest covering her queendom of Eve land she pauses as Chopin number 2 plays softer and Eileen hot moistens Fenola like some cat stealthily on all fours her tongue out licking up the two thighs her two paws and soft claws slow engage the big ******* as her lips move in there to that hot queendom spot to the cries do not stop do not stop.
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 3:51 PM UTC
DO NOT STOP.
She teaches her body to ache for him move for him and dress for him reject the familiar banter and comfort in knowing he is close. She banishes familiar kisses to muster the mystery that moistens her; she loves him but she has each molecule committed to memory. This is love, yes but she must back pedal a bit, clear the air to feel the ping in her inner pit when he comes near- just like it was, just like it used to be before they occupied each others’ hearts. When he was just a body at the bar. When he was just a dark haired conquest. When she was just a hungry girl. Feed me, she says. Feed me.
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Dec 31, 2012
Dec 31, 2012 at 11:21 AM UTC
Lessons for a Hungry Girl
A hue of blue, the skies dark as twilight consumes, clouds contort and dance as the soft rolling thunder breaches the shush of rain, A full moon--cobalt--as the sun has still not returned her love, and still the trees cast her shadow like paint upon the canvas of crackled pavement, Not cold, but refreshing is the rain upon my face, my jacket shining as its leather moistens, I look up to connect the moon’s solemn stare and espy another face; hers, the one who haunts me, the one who stalks me, or does she hunt me?
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Apr 27, 2010
Apr 27, 2010 at 6:53 PM UTC
The Hunter
Lines cut clean. the silence overwhelms me. my pain develops; raw and torn. I wander up our shore, Now, one set of footsteps, I walk alone, Against your echo in our waves. The water burns, salt rushes to the wounds, Sand gets in, the irritation sickens. Hear me? I'm screaming from your pain. See me? Curled up on the shore? The silence overwhelms me, Lines cut clean, I cry for help. I am alone. Another me walks on your shore. My heavy beat slows, I succumb, Vision blurs. I am alone. As the waves take me, my footsteps fade. I pray for you to not look away. Eventually, the sand moistens; the waves crash; I was never there.
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Feb 16, 2010
Feb 16, 2010 at 9:36 AM UTC
Washed;;
The room is full of the smell of freshly baked bread my nose holds the smell and my eyes close around it As I break the seal the aroma heightens and my mouth moistens I pick the sharpest knife to crunch my way through to the soft warm centre The salted butter is soft in the warm summer day As it spreads thickly over my crusty fresh bread I stare for a moment Then heaven
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 1:29 PM UTC
Crusty Fresh Bread
Song in my heart Has been lost Now I live in Joyless angst Silence can be a weapon Leaking toxicity Flavoring my life In violent hues Of anger and resentment A tear moistens my cheek Kelly Rose © May 23, 2017
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May 23, 2017
May 23, 2017 at 11:58 PM UTC
Song in my Heart
A window cracks A chill of air seeps through I lie still in my bed In my dream world It hits my lips Turning them to vast cold deserts My eyes open awake My tongue moistens my lips I sit up frightened The scope of my eye catches the window The entrance The exit I walk over and touch the air I star into endless darkness Wondering Thinking Was he trying to get me again?
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Jun 15, 2010
Jun 15, 2010 at 8:58 AM UTC
The Exit