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597 It always felt to me—a wrong To that Old Moses—done— To let him see—the Canaan— Without the entering— And tho’ in soberer moments— No Moses there can be I’m satisfied—the Romance In point of injury— Surpasses sharper stated— Of Stephen—or of Paul— For these—were only put to death— While God’s adroiter will On Moses—seemed to fasten With tantalizing Play As Boy—should deal with lesser Boy— To prove ability. The fault—was doubtless Israel’s— Myself—had banned the Tribes— And ushered Grand Old Moses In Pentateuchal Robes Upon the Broad Possession ’Twas little—But titled Him—to see— Old Man on Nebo! Late as this— My justice bleeds—for Thee!
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It always felt to me—a wrong
The young woman Desire both the Yeti And showing Off her odd lover in the town But her skilled lover said Ma’re No she thought So she had respect his wishes But she grew tired of the cold cave. They planed to walk in the mountain passes   In the dead of night On night One when the moon was full And bright They walk along To avoid humans They go deeper into the mountains As the walk She kisses her savage And skilled lover “Kayrangla gawpo yo.” She said. They embrace and explore eachothers bodies. They couple Her doing most of the work To satisfy And to love.
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Nov 27, 2018
Nov 27, 2018 at 8:43 AM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang 18
zamisli da sva moja sećanja upletena u tvoje pletenice naglo promene smer i pretvore se u budućnost bi li tada bila moja krotka srna ili bi pletenice rasplela pustila da se raspršim kroz vreme da mi lice posivi kao da je od jesenjeg vetra sačinjeno zamisli da svi moji koraci upleteni u tvoje vekovne bore naglo promene smer i pretvore se u suze bi li njih sirote u svilu svoju primila ili bi korake u glib usmerila pustila da se zaglibim u vreme da mi osmeh posivi kao da je od jesenjeg vetra sačinjen zamisli da svi moji dodiri dok se šarene širom tela tvog od reka naglo promene smer i postanu godovi u tuđem orahu bi li tada haljinu rastvorila svetlošću sveće grudi umila ili bi dodire po žiletu prošetala tom krvlju plavom nebo i jezera oslikala u sivo jesenji vetar odenula da se vrti u krug bi li od sećanja postelju sačinila prozore zatvorila bi li od koraka oblake izatkala svetlo utulila bi li od dodira gromove sastavila naga i topla sa jesenjim vetrom ljubav vodila bi li se to tako željna usudila
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Apr 27, 2015
Apr 27, 2015 at 5:15 PM UTC
zamisli
The young lady asked the Yeti “What is your name…do you have one?” As the kissed. While kissing, the Yeti said that he had no name. So the young lady Massaging his chest gave him a name Vajramrita… after the fierce deity For he was a fierce lover. He kissed her on the fore head. Vajramrita and the young woman kissed Their tounges me and dance erotically. She sat on her lover while kisssing and rode him and rolled her hips. He ****** with her ****** rhythms as they coupled. Soon enough the Yeti got on top of his delecate lover. He entered her and gently jumping As if trying not to hurt her The yeti thengot between her legs She could feel his face bewteen her. Then she felt his probing tounge. He gently yet passionately kissed her womanhood Again not to hurt her. Even monsters need love and defection. The young woman stroked his head and he looked at her. She took him my the scruff and pulled his head closer to her And kissed him. As they kissed monster and human explore eachother in an embrace The young lady went down And kissed and nipped at his member. After she was done with his member The kissed and they slept in each other’s arms Body twisted and entwined together
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Nov 17, 2018
Nov 17, 2018 at 2:17 PM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang. 6
The yeti woke Only to find a fair well letter In stead of His beloved flower He read it It said that her Love was geshi And that she will be living with him. After crying heavily The yeti went to the monastery Where his flower now lived Peeking in the window He could see Who was his flower Becoming someone else’s. He couldn’t bear to see The two youngsters Kiss, talk And make love. He disappeared Far away from his “flower” Who broke his heart. The next day He leaves a fair well note Of his own Wondering if she will read it.
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Dec 14, 2018
Dec 14, 2018 at 7:50 AM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang 31.
The yeti hear a distant laugh He recognized the laugh The laugh of his flower He went out to A Poppy field where they usually Couple Only To find his flower Making love Coupling witha young monk The young man had no sadistic intentions in his face They were in love Sadden the yeti waited in his cave For his flower. When the young woman Came back The yeti gently asked her What it meant And she said she was trying To make a family for her savage lover She was asked if she had feelings for the young man She kissed the yeti And told him That he was the only on in her heart. There they embrace And couple The yeti Thinking that he would have a Child. His flower talking about the young monks name Geshi Thubten And his plans for talking his flower To the city of Kuqa. (Kutcha) And that she would not go with the youngster.
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Dec 14, 2018
Dec 14, 2018 at 7:43 AM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang. 30.
The Yeti refusing to leave his Love slave alone Went with the her to the wildflowers As she picks the flowers. He taps his lover on the shoulder. And kisses her gently She falls down Not out of fear but because of desire was so intense. She take ms him by his furry face And they shyly couple and kiss. Was it the mountain air Or Because her skilled lover She was in esctasy. She kisses the Yeti and their tounges met in an ****** And emotional dance.
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Nov 17, 2018
Nov 17, 2018 at 1:23 PM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang 2
Why do I go into the talklamakan desert To trace the steps of my love His gentle Buddha like face Engraved in both Mind and heart. I travel with a broken heart.   Why do I go into the talklamakan desert To see the last places That my love Went to. The memories Of our coupling Seared into my being I travel with a broken heart Why do I go into the talklamakan desert To find the disembodied Soul of my love Memories of talking about the teachings Bookmarked in the heart. I travel with a broken heart. Why do I go into the talklamakan Desert To be reunited with my love Into a place of souls and demons It’s night I sleep next to A watch tower Hearing: “nga kayrangla gawpo nebo, I always will!” Was this the last place he went I travel with a broken heart. I dream of the times in Lhasa When you were still with me Coupling in the eachothers arms. Then I hear his voice “Nga kayrangla gawpo yo nebo, I always will!” I awake in the middle of the night In the middle of the talklamakan I finally see him Still that monk I loved But he was undead I did not care We embraced And kissed Our tounges danced We both wanted to couple But he was a zombie And I was alive. I hold him As if he was so precious I gently kiss him And I walk into a town Crying to my self.   I traveled with a broken heart.
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Dec 14, 2018
Dec 14, 2018 at 7:14 AM UTC
Talklamakan
The young lady Shaved her head on a daily basis To keep up appearances For yeti and human alike. She goes out of the cave And sees the large moon. She said it reminded her of Her savage yet skilled lover The Yeti Say that the moon reminded him of Her beautiful face with her shaved head. The yeti sits with his Delecate flower And they kissed. She teases him with her tounge And the yeti kisses her in return Ever so gently.
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Nov 22, 2018
Nov 22, 2018 at 8:47 AM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang. 15
In a new cave The Yeti and his lover Woke up to strange Yet Pleasant music. “Good morning my sweetheart, the Yeti said. As he gently kissed His delecate flower The young woman did not Know to couple Dance Or both. They both decided That their tounges will do The dancing as they meet During the kiss. The Yeti and the young woman Couple tenderly Though on his terms He has his way with her The young woman Loved every minute Of it.
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Nov 27, 2018
Nov 27, 2018 at 8:48 AM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang 19.
As they couple The Yeti and his flower Did not know That some one Was watching them Particularly the yeti’s flower But they were in too Much bliss The young woman Noticed the young man And quietly Told her skilled lover That they should Go back. To where it is safe When they were safe They continued their Love making This time the yeti Had his way with her. Loving her reassuringly That he will protect His flower.
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Dec 13, 2018
Dec 13, 2018 at 2:46 PM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang 29.
Vajramrita, the Yeti Woke up in the middle of the night Only to find Poppy meditating and staring at the stars. He said be hind her Rapping his legs around her As she sat there. Poppy felt that familiar breath Turned around And kissed her savage lover. He sat in a pose and she sat on his lap Sliding on his length Feeling the pleasure. They couple while sitting She kisses her yeti lover As they couple they A pink lotus formsaround them And the cosmos drops into The two lovers Making them whole.
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Nov 19, 2018
Nov 19, 2018 at 7:00 PM UTC
Love letter written as Nebo Tsang 8.
When he savage lover Her skilled lover Was asleep The young woman went into the water To clean herself off Both physically and emotionally Then she see her yeti store From a good night’s sleep The young woman called to him where she was Then left the water She went her unusual lover And sat on him and kissed Him Their tounges softy dance As she pleasures him Not for ****** pleasure But for love.
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Dec 6, 2018
Dec 6, 2018 at 9:00 PM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang 25
And the Yeti found it too warm And the young woman thought she had to return home. The thought saddens her, for she was in love with her savage lover….. The yeti. The two ran away into the mountains. Where it was cooler and less human contact. There the only thing warm was the Yeti’s embrace and the young woman’s heart. At night outside of the cave, being kept warm my the yeti The young woman and her Yeti Kissing While gazing at the stars. As the Dipper twinkled. The young woman and the Yeti make love. When it got too cold to bear the Yeti Takes in her into the cave The young woman lights a fire Then the Yeti has his way with the young lady. She kisses him As they couple in the warm cave. The young woman got exited and decided to have her way with her lover She rides him and they kiss gently yet passionately. He had to be careful as to not to but her as they embrace. The Yeti reassured the young woman, that she didn’t have to go back. She cried and then kissed her skilled lover with joy and passion. Happy she would spend her life with her love.
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Nov 17, 2018
Nov 17, 2018 at 2:06 PM UTC
A love poem written as Nebo Tsang. 5.
One winters night The yeti and his flower Tenderly kiss In the light Of a full moon As she sits in his furry and warm Lap They embrace eachother Exploring bodies To keep warm. The yeti was muscular and furry yet hairy Where as his flower was soft As they couple He enters her Making her forbidden flower blossom Again. How he loves his delecate flower.
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Dec 9, 2018
Dec 9, 2018 at 10:26 AM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang 27.
The yeti and the young woman coupled In the light of a full moon Out side of the cave Making things to obvious Other humans By coupling out side of the cave In the moon light Under the stars The yeti and his lover have their ways with each other. The yeti kisses the young woman’s inner body With pleasure She screams. Almost like a wolf Then she sit up and gently kissed him And opens up and he enters her Now she is control but chose to be loving about it. During their forbidden acts Under the stars In the moonlight.
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Nov 24, 2018
Nov 24, 2018 at 8:19 AM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang 16.
The moon was full The young woman went out of the cave To see it Out concern And out of love The Yeti came out with her To view The moon He didn’t want her violated She realized that he was there She turned around And there in the moonlight they kiss Their tounges meet and dance As the have their way with eachother While coupling Passionately.
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Dec 3, 2018
Dec 3, 2018 at 4:01 PM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang 21
The yeti woke up To find that his flower Wasn’t there All he hear was the word ma’re Being repeated and screamed He recognized the voice It was that of his beloved She was in distress When he found her Being ravaged by a monk This one was young Trying to kiss her She fighting him off. He enraged beat the young man to his death. Then yeti Took and carried his flower back to Their love nest He took the young woman to the springs And saw that she was bloodied Black and blue. When she stirred He thought she near death And stayed with her until she recovered The first time they couple The young woman Was combative Until she realized who was kissing her. They were gentle kisses on rough and sadistic. Then she realized her lover And let him in So the can gently couple “I am sorry for leaving you,” She wept. The yeti and his flower kiss There tounges meet and slowly danced A comforting dance As they couple.
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Dec 6, 2018
Dec 6, 2018 at 8:45 PM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang 24.
Observance by Michael R. Burch Here the hills are old and rolling casually in their old age; on the horizon youthful mountains bathe themselves in windblown fountains . . . By dying leaves and falling raindrops, I have traced time's starts and stops, and I have known the years to pass almost unnoticed, whispering through treetops . . . For here the valleys fill with sunlight to the brim, then empty again, and it seems that only I notice how the years flood out, and in . . . This is an early poem that made me feel like a “real poet.” I remember writing it in the break room of the McDonald's where I worked as a high school student. I believe that was at age 17. "Observance" was originally published by Nebo as "Reckoning." It was later published by Tucumcari Literary Review, Piedmont Literary Review, Verses, Romantics Quarterly, the anthology There is Something in the Autumn, and Poetry Life & Times. Keywords/Tags: hills, mountains, valleys, time, seasons, years, fall, leaves, flood, cycle, horizon, brim, rim
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Mar 24, 2020
Mar 24, 2020 at 9:55 PM UTC
Observance
The Young woman Took her savage lover To a lotus pond To see the flowers Even at the risk Of meeting people. At the pond The yeti and his flower Look at the lotus flowers Eacj lotus was a different colour While the young Was fascinated with the lotuses The yeti was fascinated with his own flower. There they couple Embracing And kissing As if they just met The passion The pleasure And the love. Excited the young woman Had her way with her skilled lover. She equally skilled.
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Dec 13, 2018
Dec 13, 2018 at 2:27 PM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang 28.
The yeti made a fire While the young woman Memorized the Buddhist Scriptures In which she stole. The yeti heard her chanting The mantras The young lady Turned around to find The yeti looking At the scriptures Gave her a gentle kiss on the lips She teases him by Tracing his lips with her tounge. Then her skilled Savage lover let’s her in. Their tounges meet and dance As they couple shyly. By the warm fire. Knowing their love is forbidden. A misunderstood love.
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Nov 25, 2018
Nov 25, 2018 at 9:31 AM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang 17.
It was dark and cold Winter The young lady Doesn’t dare to leave For fear of freezing to death She couldn’t help with the food So the Yeti provided Her with meat And love. During one of these winter Months The yeti and his flower Coupled with eachother Hoping to have their ways with eathother They embrace Kiss Their tounges danced As they couple By the warm fire. There the two become one.
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Dec 9, 2018
Dec 9, 2018 at 10:06 AM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang 26.
The young lady was out in a field when she saw the moon raise While she picked flowers The moon white and grey Reminded her of her lover…Vajramrita the Yeti. His handsome face. She runs to the cave Greeting her Yeti lover with a kiss. Na kayrangla gawpo yo, Vajramrita! She said as they kiss. She takes the Yeti to the field To couple. The stars were clear and the moon bright and round There under the cosmos They couple While the universe pulses through them. Vajramrita, the Yeti, asked His lovers name The young lady said that her name was… Poppy. And she was as beautiful as one. There in the field andmoon light They couple in the chilled autumn air. As one being.
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Nov 17, 2018
Nov 17, 2018 at 2:27 PM UTC
Love poem written as as Nebo Tsang 7.
konj Konj! Tako crn. Kao nebo. Miriše po malo funky. Večna inspiracija Za pesnika i bildera. Konj. Običan, ciganski ili Plemenit Kao Aleksandrov Bukefald Kao Markov Šarac Kao Veljkov Kušlja i Tomov Jolly. Obeležio veliki deo Istorije ljudske, Kao heroj ili kobasica, svejedno. Vuk’o je topove Vuk’o je plugove Nalickane dame u kočijama Mrcvaren bio po cirkusima. Konj. Jednom je čoveku odgrizao Sve prste sem palca I ovaj ga vezao Uštrojio I terao ga da gleda Kako mu prži i jede Muda.
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Apr 16, 2015
Apr 16, 2015 at 4:55 PM UTC
Konj
As the young lady got picking poppies The Yeti comes with Curiosity got the better of him. She puts a poppy behind her ear. The Yeti comments on her beauty And kissed her gently as not to bite for he doesn’t want to harm his delecate flower It was night and it was getting colder so the yeti holds and carries her to his home. The young woman puts on a fire to keep the warm There in the Yeti’s shelter The Yeti kisses her in the lit up cave The drawings and art show up in the walls as they make love. They explored their bodies. The young woman explores his fluffy, muscular and furry body While he explored her sold gently built body. They couple with each other until morning.
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Nov 17, 2018
Nov 17, 2018 at 1:43 PM UTC
Love poem written as Nebo Tsang. 3.