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"naughtiest" poems
a miracle child born to a mortal mother ***the creator pretends to be the created*** stealing butter, breaking pots, teasing girls, Gokulam’s naughtiest child and then one day the friends complain “Mother Yashoda, your little one is eating mud from the Yamuna banks” worried she rushes to her darling boy her anxiety disguised as anger he smiles - the sly little blue-eyed boy in his musical voice he cries- “I did not eat mud, sweet mother, the boys lie! ***come look within and see with your own eyes!”*** poor Mother Yashoda not knowing she stared into that little mouth and lost herself in what was there he lifted swiftly the veil of maaya the truth shone forth with a blinding light!                                                   *** त्वमेव माता च पिता त्वमेव ।                                                    त्वमेव बन्धुश्च सखा त्वमेव ।                                                    त्वमेव विद्या द्रविणम् त्वमेव ।                                                    त्वमेव सर्वम् मम देव देव ॥*** she saw herself and her dear little boy the whole of Gokulam within his jaws lay! and the whole earth and the universe galaxies and multiple worlds was her little boy cursed? her fear mounted as she saw the entire cosmos the boundaries blurred time - a non-entity the past, present and future only a tiny river she saw the vast expanse of his creation he made these worlds held them like puppets on a string and then morphing he became death! and unable to take more she swooned when the Creator, the Preserver and the Destroyer merged to become-her adored little one!                                                     *** You are my mother, and my father                                                      You are my relative and my friend                                                      You are knowledge, You are prosperity                                                      You are my everything, My God of Gods*** and then he looked at her with an infinite compassion he’d shown her what she needed to see now it was time for her to forget, to become his doting mother again he kisses her with innocent love and toothy grin once more maaya takes hold the illusion more beautiful more irresistible to behold! - Vijayalakshmi Harish          04.09.2012 Copyright © Vijayalakshmi Harish
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Sep 4, 2012
Sep 4, 2012 at 2:45 AM UTC
Krishna dazzles his mother
a miracle child born to a mortal mother ***the creator pretends to be the created*** stealing butter, breaking pots, teasing girls, Gokulam’s naughtiest child and then one day the friends complain “Mother Yashoda, your little one is eating mud from the Yamuna banks” worried she rushes to her darling boy her anxiety disguised as anger he smiles - the sly little blue-eyed boy in his musical voice he cries- “I did not eat mud, sweet mother, the boys lie! ***come look within and see with your own eyes!”*** poor Mother Yashoda not knowing she stared into that little mouth and lost herself in what was there he lifted swiftly the veil of maaya the truth shone forth with a blinding light!                                                   *** त्वमेव माता च पिता त्वमेव ।                                                    त्वमेव बन्धुश्च सखा त्वमेव ।                                                    त्वमेव विद्या द्रविणम् त्वमेव ।                                                    त्वमेव सर्वम् मम देव देव ॥*** she saw herself and her dear little boy the whole of Gokulam within his jaws lay! and the whole earth and the universe galaxies and multiple worlds was her little boy cursed? her fear mounted as she saw the entire cosmos the boundaries blurred time - a non-entity the past, present and future only a tiny river she saw the vast expanse of his creation he made these worlds held them like puppets on a string and then morphing he became death! and unable to take more she swooned when the Creator, the Preserver and the Destroyer merged to become-her adored little one!                                                     *** You are my mother, and my father                                                      You are my relative and my friend                                                      You are knowledge, You are prosperity                                                      You are my everything, My God of Gods*** and then he looked at her with an infinite compassion he’d shown her what she needed to see now it was time for her to forget, to become his doting mother again he kisses her with innocent love and toothy grin once more maaya takes hold the illusion more beautiful more irresistible to behold! - Vijayalakshmi Harish          04.09.2012 Copyright © Vijayalakshmi Harish
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Put on a saw Movie I will ware nothing More then A thong as we Watch and **** eachother Slowly and sweetly Bring out that naughtiest In me
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Sep 30, 2020
Sep 30, 2020 at 3:30 PM UTC
Saw movies and ***
Since I have no other way And am in utmost need, Painter girl, I filch one of the eight lambs You have made plump with Green jackfruit leaves and Thin gruel with paddy bran. I will take it to the goat market And sell it in a jiffy. I assure you I will not sell it To any butcher- The lamb you made chubby With sweet sweet words And much much petting And nice lilting croons, Mixing and mixing Greens with browns. Don’t be sad, painter girl. I hear you come running Searching for your lamb and Cry out “O my dearest one Who went grazing in the green fields,” As the sun in your canvas Sets in the sea and The saffron blends with the dusk. And, see your tears mingle With the black that you wanted To adorn the brow of The naughtiest of them. Painter girl, It’s all because I have no other go And it’s of utmost need. I could have broken into the Two-storeyedhouse you sketched And stolen the ornaments in Secret lockers that even You are unaware of. Or, I could have Palmed the golden girdle Of the beautiful ***** princess Whose portrait you made, The one with a nose stud. Or, drugged her with my kisses And plundered the harem. Or else, I could have Entered the snake shrine Guarded by the dark serpents That you often drew And fled the country with The precious jewel. Or, I could have shot down The birds that you drew And sold them grilled. I could have axed down the Mahagony trees you nurtured And sold them as timber. I could have blinded your Kanhaiah And made him a beggar To become rich from the alms he earned. I could have enslavened his Gopis And handed them over To the red light streets. Painter girl, It’s not for anything of this sort. I take just one of your eight lambs. Sell it for a good price And fulfill my need. Now, perchance, If a new tenant comes to rent My brain where nothing resides And if they pay me a fat advance, Painter girl, Surely will I buy back your lamb. And tether it in your painting. Don’t you dare say then Don’t you say then That you have forgotten it. Don’t you say then You have exhausted your stock of Green jackfruit leaves. (Trans from Malayalam by Ra Sh)
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Nov 3, 2013
Nov 3, 2013 at 10:04 AM UTC
Painter girl, You with the lambs
Since I have no other way And am in utmost need, Painter girl, I filch one of the eight lambs You have made plump with Green jackfruit leaves and Thin gruel with paddy bran. I will take it to the goat market And sell it in a jiffy. I assure you I will not sell it To any butcher- The lamb you made chubby With sweet sweet words And much much petting And nice lilting croons, Mixing and mixing Greens with browns. Don’t be sad, painter girl. I hear you come running Searching for your lamb and Cry out “O my dearest one Who went grazing in the green fields,” As the sun in your canvas Sets in the sea and The saffron blends with the dusk. And, see your tears mingle With the black that you wanted To adorn the brow of The naughtiest of them. Painter girl, It’s all because I have no other go And it’s of utmost need. I could have broken into the Two-storeyedhouse you sketched And stolen the ornaments in Secret lockers that even You are unaware of. Or, I could have Palmed the golden girdle Of the beautiful ***** princess Whose portrait you made, The one with a nose stud. Or, drugged her with my kisses And plundered the harem. Or else, I could have Entered the snake shrine Guarded by the dark serpents That you often drew And fled the country with The precious jewel. Or, I could have shot down The birds that you drew And sold them grilled. I could have axed down the Mahagony trees you nurtured And sold them as timber. I could have blinded your Kanhaiah And made him a beggar To become rich from the alms he earned. I could have enslavened his Gopis And handed them over To the red light streets. Painter girl, It’s not for anything of this sort. I take just one of your eight lambs. Sell it for a good price And fulfill my need. Now, perchance, If a new tenant comes to rent My brain where nothing resides And if they pay me a fat advance, Painter girl, Surely will I buy back your lamb. And tether it in your painting. Don’t you dare say then Don’t you say then That you have forgotten it. Don’t you say then You have exhausted your stock of Green jackfruit leaves. (Trans from Malayalam by Ra Sh)
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You've always been fully aware of what lies Between these thighs You just weren't sure If you could ever lure Me to let you slide Into the sweetness that they hide Caramel or chocolate Of late You haven't been sure Which one is sweeter Than the honeycomb offered not on a plate But hidden between my legs The craving in your groin Longs for a taste You dream of my ***** Hotter than larva or fire Burning with desire For a deep *********** That leaves me wetter than a summer's rain **** my sweet nectar Be filled to the brim, my star Remind me of my naughtiest fantasies As you show me all your fetishes Grab my hips Push them up and down Even if the rhythm is imperfect Plunge deep, for me that's perfect I will hold you deep inside Your manhood I'll hide My lips I'll bite Because I know I might Not be able to hold my tongue And let a loud scream escape my lungs As we ride blissful waves Drowning in beautiful escapes Forgetting our surroundings Until we reach the land of milk and honey Miss Fit ⚓
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Feb 9, 2023
Feb 9, 2023 at 3:48 PM UTC
Honeycomb
Since I have no other way And am in utmost need, Painter girl, I filch one of the eight lambs You have made plump with Green jack fruit leaves and Thin gruel with paddy bran. I will take it to the goat market And sell it in a jiffy. I assure you I will not sell it To any butcher- The lamb you made chubby With sweet sweet words And much much petting And nice lilting croons, Mixing and mixing Greens with browns. Don’t be sad, painter girl. I hear you come running Searching for your lamb and Cry out “O my dearest one Who went grazing in the green fields,” As the sun in your canvas Sets in the sea and The saffron blends with the dusk. And, see your tears mingle With the black that you wanted To adorn the brow of The naughtiest of them. Painter girl, It’s all because I have no other go And it’s of utmost need. I could have broken into the Two-storeyed house you sketched And stolen the ornaments in Secret lockers that even You are unaware of. Or, I could have Palmed the golden girdle Of the beautiful ***** princess Whose portrait you made, The one with a nose stud. Or, drugged her with my kisses And plundered the harem. Or else, I could have Entered the snake shrine Guarded by the dark serpents That you often drew And fled the country with The precious jewel. Or, I could have shot down The birds that you drew And sold them grilled. I could have axed down the Mahagony trees you nurtured And sold them as timber. I could have blinded your Kanhaiah And made him a beggar To become rich from the alms he earned. I could have enslaved his Gopis And handed them over To the red light streets. Painter girl, It’s not for anything of this sort. I take just one of your eight lambs. Sell it for a good price And fulfil my need. Now, perchance, If a new tenant comes to rent My brain where nothing resides And if they pay me a fat advance, Painter girl, Surely will I buy back your lamb. And tether it in your painting. Don’t you dare say then Don’t you say then That you have forgotten it. Don’t you say then You have exhausted your stock of Green jack fruit leaves.
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Mar 21, 2016
Mar 21, 2016 at 11:57 AM UTC
Painter girl, You with the lambs
Since I have no other way And am in utmost need, Painter girl, I filch one of the eight lambs You have made plump with Green jack fruit leaves and Thin gruel with paddy bran. I will take it to the goat market And sell it in a jiffy. I assure you I will not sell it To any butcher- The lamb you made chubby With sweet sweet words And much much petting And nice lilting croons, Mixing and mixing Greens with browns. Don’t be sad, painter girl. I hear you come running Searching for your lamb and Cry out “O my dearest one Who went grazing in the green fields,” As the sun in your canvas Sets in the sea and The saffron blends with the dusk. And, see your tears mingle With the black that you wanted To adorn the brow of The naughtiest of them. Painter girl, It’s all because I have no other go And it’s of utmost need. I could have broken into the Two-storeyed house you sketched And stolen the ornaments in Secret lockers that even You are unaware of. Or, I could have Palmed the golden girdle Of the beautiful ***** princess Whose portrait you made, The one with a nose stud. Or, drugged her with my kisses And plundered the harem. Or else, I could have Entered the snake shrine Guarded by the dark serpents That you often drew And fled the country with The precious jewel. Or, I could have shot down The birds that you drew And sold them grilled. I could have axed down the Mahagony trees you nurtured And sold them as timber. I could have blinded your Kanhaiah And made him a beggar To become rich from the alms he earned. I could have enslaved his Gopis And handed them over To the red light streets. Painter girl, It’s not for anything of this sort. I take just one of your eight lambs. Sell it for a good price And fulfil my need. Now, perchance, If a new tenant comes to rent My brain where nothing resides And if they pay me a fat advance, Painter girl, Surely will I buy back your lamb. And tether it in your painting. Don’t you dare say then Don’t you say then That you have forgotten it. Don’t you say then You have exhausted your stock of Green jack fruit leaves.
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I read your words according to my mood, Time of day, and perception of caring And yet, you alter those easily I love the hint of a smile Though I cannot see what isn't there Your voice in my mind as you whisper my name Lures me to the brink with a sigh Longing to be touched by delicate hands Kissed with blatant intention You, my love, my lust, my naughtiest desire You are my darkest temptation
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Oct 24, 2014
Oct 24, 2014 at 6:14 AM UTC
Lost in the Notification of a Text
*Sitting on a snow capped window sill in the hospital a little boy so ill the tiny faery shed a tear so much sadness with blessed Christmas so near. Outside the snowflakes cover the town. Soft and gentle like feathered down. .the tiny boy once eyes so bright would not last another night. Flying inside she kissed his head. Sitting with him on his bed. She sent a message on a dove to the faery queen up high above. The magic he needs is beyond my reach. Please save him my Queen I do beseech. Take his fever from his sweet brow. Dont let his soul leave the world just now. Make him well make him strong Fill his sweet heart with Christmas song. The faery Queen peeked through a cloud. Her little fairy crying aloud. It was Angel Bell she knew her well. the naughtiest fairy in Fairyland.    But she was holding his tiny hand. Angel Bell cried I will never again be bad. Please save the little human lad. The Queen led the faery folk in song Let him be well let him be strong Fill his heart with Christmas Song We make him well the faery way. To live and play on Christmas day. His Mom was crying when she heard the phone It was her son Mom Come bring me home*
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Dec 19, 2015
Dec 19, 2015 at 11:53 PM UTC
The Christmas fairy...for Kate my grandaughter