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"puce" poems
pretty pearl anklet adorning your foot tiara crown princess ***** cow all dressed up in a dark red cherry sequined come **** me dress black lacquered nails body beautiful prepped for ordeal by gang bang and pretty girl strangle torture blood **** wiggle wiggle **** pink aglow glistening hive your mouth piece bilingual fucky and baby talk all manicured and bejeweled glitter and tears ***** food inch worm lover little bludgeon your excited for a bed of nails what a luxury legs spread wide ***** drool melt your scent a silk **** cocktail in thick puce stained pink milk pom poms ****** beyond tabulation come sweet cow its time for slaughter down on your haunches you look up thrilled dark dreams do come true i love you like the bog loves bones embalmed in spice
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Dec 23, 2016
Dec 23, 2016 at 10:20 AM UTC
***** Princess...Ero ****
O pulchritudinous, for infinite climaxes For bilious spasms of pigswill For puce Popacatepetl pedigrees Above the perverted pampas! America! America! Allah excreted his curses on thee And bang thy ****** in company with Islamic monk, from brothel to gay red—light district O pulchritudinous, for spaceman bottoms Whose **** throbbing tapeworm A toucan crossing for slipperiness spifflicate Across the intergalactic space! America! America! Allah enrich thine ev’ry vice Reinvigorate thy ****** *********** inside monolithic ectoplasm, thy merrymaking inside pyramid! O pulchritudinous, for freaks got fat In disentangling feeding frenzy Who more than ***** their brothel slobbered over And velvet glove more than backbone! America! America! May Allah thy blonde exhaust Till all rave reviews be disreputableness and ev’ry come superhuman O pulchritudinous, for chauvinist muscleman That smells wide of the fourth dimension Thine lathery brothels lick Polished using giant armadillo excrement! America! America! Allah excreted his curses on thee And bang thy ****** in company with Islamic monk from brothel to gay red—light district
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Mar 25, 2010
Mar 25, 2010 at 5:22 PM UTC
America The Picture Postcard
When in Bohemia, she screams about Her pastures green, but not too loud So never have I known, that the world listens too As a comedian, I see she belongs But never conforms, to the song of This nomad world, I'm glad she found it too So run! She wants to run again You vagabond, you're well-spent Bohemian tendencies says, “you can't stay long” “These kinds of commons, you won't ever get along” Armenian, it’s such a release Materialistic animosity The speed of life has no value, like dollar signs I loved an alien, who dabbled in art Of all visage, enema of the heart Wanderer, she's spent so much but there's that bliss in the air So smile! It's all sorts of worthwhile To see a world and not fret so much Bohemian tendencies says, “be spectacular Before the nebula men steal your fur” In the Caribbean, you dream a kite As your taxi, you can't walk all the time Travel hills of puce-mauve sands, the world in trance A true deviant, the thinking of All dreaming thoughts, and loves begot Tinkerer, what will we do when our brains run dry? Oh, no! Don't think about the end To love a life in due pretence  Bohemian tendencies says, “think fair, live now” “The world is watching with distaste of time in doubt” As a chameleon, should she go alone? The world is cold, except for times in colour Her world in dance, she'll do without me When in Bohemian, the first I've seen Of pastel stencils through her happi- Ness-tled in her loft home of the wind There she goes! Ain’t she a lovely wing? I hope she finds a world that sings Bohemian tendencies says, “to love and to hold But to let go, for treasures can mold” There she goes There she goes There she goes
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Oct 14, 2018
Oct 14, 2018 at 3:39 PM UTC
Borne on the World's Wake
When in Bohemia, she screams about Her pastures green, but not too loud So never have I known, that the world listens too As a comedian, I see she belongs But never conforms, to the song of This nomad world, I'm glad she found it too So run! She wants to run again You vagabond, you're well-spent Bohemian tendencies says, “you can't stay long” “These kinds of commons, you won't ever get along” Armenian, it’s such a release Materialistic animosity The speed of life has no value, like dollar signs I loved an alien, who dabbled in art Of all visage, enema of the heart Wanderer, she's spent so much but there's that bliss in the air So smile! It's all sorts of worthwhile To see a world and not fret so much Bohemian tendencies says, “be spectacular Before the nebula men steal your fur” In the Caribbean, you dream a kite As your taxi, you can't walk all the time Travel hills of puce-mauve sands, the world in trance A true deviant, the thinking of All dreaming thoughts, and loves begot Tinkerer, what will we do when our brains run dry? Oh, no! Don't think about the end To love a life in due pretence  Bohemian tendencies says, “think fair, live now” “The world is watching with distaste of time in doubt” As a chameleon, should she go alone? The world is cold, except for times in colour Her world in dance, she'll do without me When in Bohemian, the first I've seen Of pastel stencils through her happi- Ness-tled in her loft home of the wind There she goes! Ain’t she a lovely wing? I hope she finds a world that sings Bohemian tendencies says, “to love and to hold But to let go, for treasures can mold” There she goes There she goes There she goes
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the child's house domicile of estrangements his parents dressed him like a little girl against his will a pox of gender confusion glum aura he ascended by violence and lived through the logic of a mirage except for copulating with demons which of course was ruined by the good Christians they who always hate *** not wanting to be reminded they are animals too their heaven withheld their halo's sullied the vulnerability of desire their crime Eros a disgrace still beating their genitals until a wicked thunder the pro-creative an affirmation of paradox between the continuity of life and the dread of death ***** resurrections a second ******* **** flood without redemption Satan standing on their necks while God pulls them up by their hair rebels to reason bewitchers of wit deranged by the myth of dolls wood and plastic painted corpses staring and a blossom throated Goddess ham handed monkey fist jerking off in search of a bulls eye anyway eyes bleeding on bare legs; lifting a white cotton dress a bulwark of erections like canons blasting puce spats under his frilly skirt; a red rain haunted by dead girls dancing like homeless hip bones sway a bewildered phantasm in a doll house dream
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Jul 23, 2017
Jul 23, 2017 at 2:32 PM UTC
NECROMANCER
where do they go? to mountains of synonyms pushing lilac or purple or puce or lavender from valleys of russet metaphors? do verbs frollic? nouns place themselves before mirrors asking themselves "who am I?" adjectives, do they answer? do the long words most people don't understand do they go on spending sprees with their million dollar Lotto winnings? do conjunctions play matchmaker? or hitch up boxcars for the more expressive poetic engineers to haul through the long winds? ghosts of past tenses invade present and mixed metaphors haunt the nightmares of learned readers. gerunds run on their little wheels and stuff their cheeks with prepositions. where do words go when they die? they must hang as DANGLING PARTICIPLES.
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May 17, 2017
May 17, 2017 at 7:26 PM UTC
when words dream
'But that was nothing to what things came out From the sea-caves of Criccieth yonder.' 'What were they? Mermaids? dragons? ghosts?' 'Nothing at all of any things like that.' 'What were they, then?' 'All sorts of queer things, Things never seen or heard or written about, Very strange, un-Welsh, utterly peculiar Things. Oh, solid enough they seemed to touch, Had anyone dared it. Marvellous creation, All various shapes and sizes, and no sizes, All new, each perfectly unlike his neighbour, Though all came moving slowly out together.' 'Describe just one of them.' 'I am unable.' 'What were their colours?' 'Mostly nameless colours, Colours you'd like to see; but one was puce Or perhaps more like crimson, but not purplish. Some had no colour.' 'Tell me, had they legs?' 'Not a leg or foot among them that I saw.' 'But did these things come out in any order?' What o'clock was it? What was the day of the week? Who else was present? How was the weather?' 'I was coming to that. It was half-past three On Easter Tuesday last. The sun was shining. The Harlech Silver Band played Marchog Jesu On thrity-seven shimmering instruments Collecting for Caernarvon's (Fever) Hospital Fund. The populations of Pwllheli, Criccieth, Portmadoc, Borth, Tremadoc, Penrhyndeudraeth, Were all assembled. Criccieth's mayor addressed them First in good Welsh and then in fluent English, Twisting his fingers in his chain of office, Welcoming the things. They came out on the sand, Not keeping time to the band, moving seaward Silently at a snail's pace. But at last The most odd, indescribable thing of all Which hardly one man there could see for wonder Did something recognizably a something.' 'Well, what?' 'It made a noise.' 'A frightening noise?' 'No, no.' 'A musical noise? A noise of scuffling?' 'No, but a very loud, respectable noise --- Like groaning to oneself on Sunday morning In Chapel, close before the second psalm.' 'What did the mayor do?' 'I was coming to that.'
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Welsh Incident
'But that was nothing to what things came out From the sea-caves of Criccieth yonder.' 'What were they? Mermaids? dragons? ghosts?' 'Nothing at all of any things like that.' 'What were they, then?' 'All sorts of queer things, Things never seen or heard or written about, Very strange, un-Welsh, utterly peculiar Things. Oh, solid enough they seemed to touch, Had anyone dared it. Marvellous creation, All various shapes and sizes, and no sizes, All new, each perfectly unlike his neighbour, Though all came moving slowly out together.' 'Describe just one of them.' 'I am unable.' 'What were their colours?' 'Mostly nameless colours, Colours you'd like to see; but one was puce Or perhaps more like crimson, but not purplish. Some had no colour.' 'Tell me, had they legs?' 'Not a leg or foot among them that I saw.' 'But did these things come out in any order?' What o'clock was it? What was the day of the week? Who else was present? How was the weather?' 'I was coming to that. It was half-past three On Easter Tuesday last. The sun was shining. The Harlech Silver Band played Marchog Jesu On thrity-seven shimmering instruments Collecting for Caernarvon's (Fever) Hospital Fund. The populations of Pwllheli, Criccieth, Portmadoc, Borth, Tremadoc, Penrhyndeudraeth, Were all assembled. Criccieth's mayor addressed them First in good Welsh and then in fluent English, Twisting his fingers in his chain of office, Welcoming the things. They came out on the sand, Not keeping time to the band, moving seaward Silently at a snail's pace. But at last The most odd, indescribable thing of all Which hardly one man there could see for wonder Did something recognizably a something.' 'Well, what?' 'It made a noise.' 'A frightening noise?' 'No, no.' 'A musical noise? A noise of scuffling?' 'No, but a very loud, respectable noise --- Like groaning to oneself on Sunday morning In Chapel, close before the second psalm.' 'What did the mayor do?' 'I was coming to that.'
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morning coco pops and silence in the low house we creep around the halls a playground, a waterpark whatever we wanted until he appears in the doorway caught rapid hand in biscuit tin wraps us in his puce embrace it is in the wind that blows across the cold north beach it is in the rain that bids hydrangea bloom it is in the golden crust that tops the rhubarb **** and in the weight that comes with "see you soon" buzzcut season in the air wooden hearts are carved with care arrows fly through misty skies watch him climb the spiral stair
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May 22, 2018
May 22, 2018 at 10:54 AM UTC
john o' hanlon
See, see the tiny sky Marvel at its big puce depths. Tell me, Tony do you Wonder why the armadillo ignores you? Why its foobly stare makes you feel churned. I can tell you, it is Worried by your giffengididdle ****** growth That looks like A mold. What's more, it knows Your pantsy potting shed Smells of ****** Everything under the big tiny sky Asks why, why do you even bother? You only charm garlics.
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Dec 22, 2013
Dec 22, 2013 at 6:05 AM UTC
Garlic Charmer
Puce fresnel washed its light on his over sized African patterned dashiki, while paisley notes poured from his reeded dreams. Like the Hamelin piper I was mesmerized by hypnotic tones, every sweet and spicy slur, every bend of every breath, I followed him down history’s path and heard the world come boldly through. “You got to keep the magic”, was his advice . “Don’t give away too much of the theme.” Through fake fog he swirled his love, his passion, his calling. “Summertime”, played on an oboe is like hot liquid southern summer *** It crawls up your spine and explodes in your brain, and you understand the songs meaning without one word sung. Hundreds of years of vassalage reenacted in every blue colored measure. This man did not think of himself as a descendant of slavery though. He was, like all of his brothers of color, a descendant of great Princes and Kings, stealthy Hunters and fearless Warriors, grand Land Owners and Wise Men, Great Leaders of Peace and Brotherhood, and he lived out his life as they did, changing the world one note at a time. He played the music of all people, “World Music” it later came to be known. Listen….he is in the rhythm still. Wherever there is an ethnicity holding on to their heritage in song. Wherever there is an indigenous rhythm, a harmony, a feeling…… Yusef is there, and he will be there forever. *Yesef Lateef Born October 9, 1920 in Chattanooga, TN Died December 23, 2013 Shutesburry, MA Musician, author, spokesman, educator Instruments: tenor saxophone, flute, oboe, bassoon, bamboo flute, shehnai, shofar, arghul, koto Recalling a magical night at Stratton Mt.,Vermont, in the winter of 1975 when I opened for Yusef Lateef.*
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Dec 26, 2013
Dec 26, 2013 at 6:21 PM UTC
Opening For Yusef Lateef In 1975
Puce fresnel washed its light on his over sized African patterned dashiki, while paisley notes poured from his reeded dreams. Like the Hamelin piper I was mesmerized by hypnotic tones, every sweet and spicy slur, every bend of every breath, I followed him down history’s path and heard the world come boldly through. “You got to keep the magic”, was his advice . “Don’t give away too much of the theme.” Through fake fog he swirled his love, his passion, his calling. “Summertime”, played on an oboe is like hot liquid southern summer *** It crawls up your spine and explodes in your brain, and you understand the songs meaning without one word sung. Hundreds of years of vassalage reenacted in every blue colored measure. This man did not think of himself as a descendant of slavery though. He was, like all of his brothers of color, a descendant of great Princes and Kings, stealthy Hunters and fearless Warriors, grand Land Owners and Wise Men, Great Leaders of Peace and Brotherhood, and he lived out his life as they did, changing the world one note at a time. He played the music of all people, “World Music” it later came to be known. Listen….he is in the rhythm still. Wherever there is an ethnicity holding on to their heritage in song. Wherever there is an indigenous rhythm, a harmony, a feeling…… Yusef is there, and he will be there forever. *Yesef Lateef Born October 9, 1920 in Chattanooga, TN Died December 23, 2013 Shutesburry, MA Musician, author, spokesman, educator Instruments: tenor saxophone, flute, oboe, bassoon, bamboo flute, shehnai, shofar, arghul, koto Recalling a magical night at Stratton Mt.,Vermont, in the winter of 1975 when I opened for Yusef Lateef.*
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Sep 24, 2014
Sep 24, 2014 at 4:50 AM UTC
Color
I am a child, wrapped in cheap paper. I'm tearing at every edge. I tape myself back together, but I rip in a different place, and I stare at it. I feel my body scream in pain as I grin at a stranger. The wound is festering, it's puce with grime. It's growing and expanding forth from torn scars that I've tried to heal with butterfly bandages. But, every time the butterflies bite my skin, after using their wings to keep my laceration from ripping further, I use the bird that is my fingernail to pick at the scab, and watch as the butterfly tumbles to the ground, joining a thousand carcasses laid strewn next to me. They're shrivelled and crisp, scattered in disarray. I hear them apologise, for not staying so long.
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Jan 17, 2018
Jan 17, 2018 at 4:52 PM UTC
He s@iD he w/0ulD fiXX M£?
Is mauve, turquoise, burgundy, teal, lavender, puce, umber, magenta and chartreuse. It’s a rainbow of color that climbs after the thunderstorms that is like a badge on a sky that is so blue It is deserts and rains and mountains and plains that stretch as far as the eye can comprehend It is surrounded by ocean and blessed be the beauty of it just never ends It’s half a day trip and a drive up the mountain to walk the forest trail to see the platypus in their habitat It’s just a short trip on a hot summer day to lay on a beach and man… In summer, you can’t beat that At the same time it’s a winter wonderland of snow falls upon mountains that are majestically steep It’s a day trip away from the most magnificent site Ayers Rock lives in mystery of ancestry so deep Its glow worms at night alighting so bright inside their domed cave at Natural Arch It’s the Great Barrier Reef where the natural order of things continue to grow, a rainbow of coral on the march It’s sharing the ancestry of all that live on our land St Patrick’s Day, Chinese New Year, we accept any invitation We especially are thrilled when the rest of world joins in with our love of a good horse race, Melbourne Cup….. The Race That Stops a Nation What other land has an entire country stand still for three and a half minutes, which has never seemed so long Fortunes are won and lost on this great day Horses come from afar, we say ‘Bring It On’ There are no concrete jungles, just a huge urban sprawl where everyone can claim paradise as their own Its kids in the street playing cricket and football amongst a community with which they have grown Born from conviction, but raised by honor it’s the land that just goes to show that no matter where you may come from if you put down roots, from our soil, you will grow Friendships come easy, mateship is a lifetime gift If you’re in trouble and the odds against you are stacked Just give a holler, she’ll be right mate We like a good fight. We’ve got ya back!
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Jan 25, 2012
Jan 25, 2012 at 10:59 PM UTC
My Australia
Is mauve, turquoise, burgundy, teal, lavender, puce, umber, magenta and chartreuse. It’s a rainbow of color that climbs after the thunderstorms that is like a badge on a sky that is so blue It is deserts and rains and mountains and plains that stretch as far as the eye can comprehend It is surrounded by ocean and blessed be the beauty of it just never ends It’s half a day trip and a drive up the mountain to walk the forest trail to see the platypus in their habitat It’s just a short trip on a hot summer day to lay on a beach and man… In summer, you can’t beat that At the same time it’s a winter wonderland of snow falls upon mountains that are majestically steep It’s a day trip away from the most magnificent site Ayers Rock lives in mystery of ancestry so deep Its glow worms at night alighting so bright inside their domed cave at Natural Arch It’s the Great Barrier Reef where the natural order of things continue to grow, a rainbow of coral on the march It’s sharing the ancestry of all that live on our land St Patrick’s Day, Chinese New Year, we accept any invitation We especially are thrilled when the rest of world joins in with our love of a good horse race, Melbourne Cup….. The Race That Stops a Nation What other land has an entire country stand still for three and a half minutes, which has never seemed so long Fortunes are won and lost on this great day Horses come from afar, we say ‘Bring It On’ There are no concrete jungles, just a huge urban sprawl where everyone can claim paradise as their own Its kids in the street playing cricket and football amongst a community with which they have grown Born from conviction, but raised by honor it’s the land that just goes to show that no matter where you may come from if you put down roots, from our soil, you will grow Friendships come easy, mateship is a lifetime gift If you’re in trouble and the odds against you are stacked Just give a holler, she’ll be right mate We like a good fight. We’ve got ya back!
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Penguins painted pink, peacefully practising pragmatic pebble placement. Perfectly pointy piles, please! Profoundly pious Pandas ponder pancreatic problems, predict potential palsy. Prognosis? Perilously poor. Pale porpoises proudly plunge purple pools, placidly pasturing petrified plankton. Poor protozoans perish. Portly, paunchy, plumpish, porcine, porky pigs populate putrid puddles, Pulverizing pumpkin pies. Purposely Prickly porcupines pursue palatable plants, pin-pointing precisely. Puce petunias preferred. Pill popping puppet people perpetuate planetary perdition, pardon profuse pollution. Pretentious ******
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Sep 4, 2019
Sep 4, 2019 at 11:22 PM UTC
P
Beneath the burning snowflakes of my consciousness I stand ensconced in ice a statue in your garden all the verdant, living treasures I have given around you, burst from my womb in volcanic fibers molten lava of puce of ochre-toned vibrancy that pierces through the strata of our own personal history archeological insights of who we have been love in frequencies that once met their destination echoes of fire falling in viscous bands of liquid upon my outspread fingers, uncaught You once loved me in parts   My snowflowers will stay with us but I will not the tenth of me that you see is already disappearing worn down from your stance of constant dark not the dark of richly pungent mineral layers of blackest black but lackluster in taste and texture no match for my warrioress heart For deep inside this clear glass casing are rivulets flash floods about to break the gelid frost surface bursting through in cracks like end-of-winter river rushes like seismic explosions sulphur-rocked My wild totem is emerging antlers glowing from my crown They are clashing rustling up trees whipping winds of magic that tumult right past the icicles of your posture And the last gift I will ever give to you are the shards that have already melted from my own estric heat and, even then, you will be too numb to understand and now, comes in resonated whisper my soul is out the door
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Dec 25, 2016
Dec 25, 2016 at 4:18 PM UTC
a whispered spell of exit
i'm unwinding my head on honey moon belly ******* carnivorous lozenges falling in love with glazed eye ball devils hypnotic stare destination a tunnel of fiendish odysseys blood drooling eel vomits gush white daddy long leg threads in honeys wet cage to wither writhing spit hot in fat muscle and bone headless head first like a mindless falcon after scattered mice i feel her teeth tearing syringes of ecstasy ransacking swollen motion spirals and ***** like bronz buckaroos at a fancy pool party crimson *** macabre ****** roast bon bon fire licking her lump of desire a rousing boogyman sermon speaks in incinerating tongues swallowing a hideous parfait **** growl girl squat **** **** mint julip throat choke symphony abducting lascivious pollinated gulps take me in like reckless bull sap through your red dada warp land pit of the brain undulant flesh landscape of shapeless ovule spume mouthing night blows Incised flagellation's devour buffet spread maiden derelict arched and trembling drunk and drugged like a buttermilk sky groaning hysterical in feral muck stained beds of puce and slime ochre pigments stunned umbra a famished deep veined jutting peninsula longing for princess ***** dynasties with vast thighs radiating inferno hearths and rolling hill **** hieroglyphics decipher rug pugilist lap songs my goddess i long for your bruised fruit crawling like the dead of night on pitch vanta shadows where love becomes a savage
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Aug 23, 2019
Aug 23, 2019 at 1:26 PM UTC
DAda Warp Land ...Ero **** Poetry
~~~<♢>~~~ trip the light fantastic! draw blood from a stone make a rainbow palette within your flute of bone trip the light fantastic! there's more to life than hate you can be, and you can see whatever your soul's state trip the light fantastic! pastel pink or day glo green color's more than eyesight there's more that can be seen! trip the light fantastic! fall within its swoon! Pink Floyd discovered prisms on the dark side of the moon! trip the light fantastic! lavender and puce you have to play your poetry c'mon! let's call a truce! chrystophase and peridot emerald and ruby topaz and tourmaline gems of healing truly! black onyx and opal amethyst and amber make yourself some jewelry! make your ever-afters! trip the light fantastic! hold life within a flask wine in purest crystal make yourself STAINED GLASS! SoulSurvivor (C) 7/19/2016
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Jul 19, 2016
Jul 19, 2016 at 11:43 AM UTC
*trip the light fantastic!*
Les rêves qu'on a perdu avec amour, Le sourire que je te donne toujours. Mes poémes seront á toi jusqu'a la mort, Tu fais partie de moi, de mon sort. Ta photo de petite fille si belle, Un oiseau, une hirondelle, La magie de ta tendresse, Quelle bonheur, quelle tristesse.... Dans la nuit de mon sommeil, Je me couche, je me réveille. Poémes d'une liberté douce, Tu fais partie de moi ma puce. Tous les jours, tout le temps, Je navigue avec ton semblant. Mes poémes pour une petite fleur, Un enfant qui ris, qui pleure.... Victor Marques
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Dec 14, 2009
Dec 14, 2009 at 9:15 AM UTC
UN ENFANT QUI PLEURE...
The world is full of colour And it is gorgeous People Red people Yellow people Blue people Mixing and mingling Creating new colours Green Purple Orange Splashes of pink Dashes of teal Fuchsia Turquoise Indigo Everywhere you look There is beauty Except at me For I am Grey I am dull Lifeless Not even muddy brown Dares to touch me Nor puckish grellow Nor faded puce I am alone I am Grey I wave at Periwinkle Its shoulder turns to ice blue Fire engine red fumes at the sight of Me Neon Green dims At the sound of my voice So goodbye world of colour Goodbye world of life World of High Lighter Yellow Of Peach and Plum Goodbye Burgundy And Magenta Hello White Hello Black Hello Death I am Grey
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Mar 14, 2016
Mar 14, 2016 at 9:50 AM UTC
I am Grey
inspired by Wendy Starry Eyes' "AGING TIMES" @pink blue@ @green fuchsia \ / gold magenta@ yellow orange ●● indigo purple @black buff ■■ turquoise@ rainbow ■■ red ecru @@flame ■■ emerald@ @silver copper ■■ vermilion puce @crimson ■■ carmine@ @ @ SoulSurvivor (C)12/12/2015
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Dec 12, 2015
Dec 12, 2015 at 10:44 AM UTC
flutterby
*You = Respectful, Understanding, Kind, Free, Individual. You make me free. You make me happy. Every atom belonging to me and its bonds, trembles to the thought of you. The universe rapes me with its vibrating electricity. Sensation is saturated. It feels like eternity is collapsing upon my soul. like a newborns cry, my eyelashes weep your name. You and I living a day in simplicity. A day in February, Where the wind gives birth to lavender and mint. I am lying bare-skinned in our white leaves. long sinuous brown hair rested upon my shoulders and ******* I bear your son. You lay over and below me, Brushing your deep puce lips upon the frail roots maturing within me; a wonder of the universe. “My Queen” you refer to me with such truth. I see your humble black eyes and your child-like smile. My burning rays send upon your face pure innocence. Your eyes tell me two love stories. Your demon holds me out of fear. I see the way your love for me has arrived to its eminence. for a man to witness such a goddess, holds the depth of the universe. aware, my pagan bows down to me. Lover, you must sustain the nobility your soul possesses for this warrior empress carries the weight of the sun in her womb; awaiting to set a king ablaze in this blessed state my skin coruscates with youth and peace. my identity screams power. you my dear, you whisper love. -Arizona
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Jan 12, 2013
Jan 12, 2013 at 8:43 AM UTC
Poem
i wake     it is 8     i am seven the sun floods in through the window (late!)     2 pop-tarts and some juice and out the door in 9 minutes flat.- r   u   n   n   i   n   g recon the neighborhood. "Hey, Scott".  We team up. A few of the"little" kids are out as well. Check at Ricky's. Some sort of punishment, but a little whining and he is free as well. More kids come out.           DIRT CLOD WARS!                                                                                                                                                   seek cover They go behind a dumpster.  us, in a ditch. we lob (never throw! ) the chunks of red clay which hit the asphalt with a puff of puce vapor. Some kid hits my little brother with a thrown clod,                with a rock in it.    He cries. Honor demands a fight. taunting , shoving, I hit the kid in the nose and it bleeds. Crying he runs home.                                                                                               (and I feel a glory Alexander would envy.) "FELIX, COME HOME FOR LUNCH"                                                     (5 minutes to devour a bologna sandwich and a glass of chocolate milk) then ****** into round two. this time hide-and-seek and she . .                                                                                       (the new girl ; corn-silk hair and eyes that . . ?? so i'm "it" but even the "little" kids are getting Home       ( i am way out left                                                                                                   because i know . . .) - suddenly -   she makes a deerlike dash for home, but i am ready, and like a javelin appear between her and Home. "you're out" as  my hand grasps her shoulder.                         e v e r y  m o l e c u l e  o f   m y  f l e s h                                                                                                    !ignites!                                                                                                                                 and  i  feel as a god) The game is over.  Scott, Ricky and I spend an hour tricking the"little" kids into sitting in piles of dog **** Suppertime and we are called home. years have come and gone, still i remember those summers. with Scott and Ricky. and  the  heady . . .                  . . .dizzying                 breathless . . .                  . . . bliss of       p           l               a                    y. . .! Sometimes . . . from time to time I also remember the girl -                                                                                      (and I still feel a tingle in my right hand.)
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May 27, 2013
May 27, 2013 at 5:56 AM UTC
Breathless (age 7
i wake     it is 8     i am seven the sun floods in through the window (late!)     2 pop-tarts and some juice and out the door in 9 minutes flat.- r   u   n   n   i   n   g recon the neighborhood. "Hey, Scott".  We team up. A few of the"little" kids are out as well. Check at Ricky's. Some sort of punishment, but a little whining and he is free as well. More kids come out.           DIRT CLOD WARS!                                                                                                                                                   seek cover They go behind a dumpster.  us, in a ditch. we lob (never throw! ) the chunks of red clay which hit the asphalt with a puff of puce vapor. Some kid hits my little brother with a thrown clod,                with a rock in it.    He cries. Honor demands a fight. taunting , shoving, I hit the kid in the nose and it bleeds. Crying he runs home.                                                                                               (and I feel a glory Alexander would envy.) "FELIX, COME HOME FOR LUNCH"                                                     (5 minutes to devour a bologna sandwich and a glass of chocolate milk) then ****** into round two. this time hide-and-seek and she . .                                                                                       (the new girl ; corn-silk hair and eyes that . . ?? so i'm "it" but even the "little" kids are getting Home       ( i am way out left                                                                                                   because i know . . .) - suddenly -   she makes a deerlike dash for home, but i am ready, and like a javelin appear between her and Home. "you're out" as  my hand grasps her shoulder.                         e v e r y  m o l e c u l e  o f   m y  f l e s h                                                                                                    !ignites!                                                                                                                                 and  i  feel as a god) The game is over.  Scott, Ricky and I spend an hour tricking the"little" kids into sitting in piles of dog **** Suppertime and we are called home. years have come and gone, still i remember those summers. with Scott and Ricky. and  the  heady . . .                  . . .dizzying                 breathless . . .                  . . . bliss of       p           l               a                    y. . .! Sometimes . . . from time to time I also remember the girl -                                                                                      (and I still feel a tingle in my right hand.)
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pull the plug on me before i switch off the breaker. perturbed you glance as condolences roll off my lips and fine sherry slips past them. nothing was meant to be rosy and in the black of our feelings, the devil moves in me as you are meant to. the circuit in my halo is calling ******** and bast is laughing, coughing ugly colours from her lungs. puce must be our hamartia and when it dribbles down my face i make leaf piles out of the skin cells and ugly rivers, and you take breathing for granted. but you don't give up that easily, and when i'm filling my bathtub with wine you're there to lap it up.
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Jul 15, 2014
Jul 15, 2014 at 1:27 AM UTC
keep the things you forgot
She sat contained in the all-encompassing embrace His arms a welcome warmth as they sat under the smoldering fires of dead days past They drank and spoke wildly as sanguine freely flowed forth from the glass As it swirled upon the inside of their mouths Puckering stained puce lips and drawing mandalas in the clouds Rich with color and endless ingenuity as the tall grass softly swayed Carrying music to their ears From time to time exchanging glances Witnessing the last salvos burst in the dusk Heralding daybreak She knew there with the breath of dawn caressing her face laying against the heaving of his heart that she would never see him again
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Aug 13, 2011
Aug 13, 2011 at 2:15 AM UTC
Fires of the yesteryear
From far away they come hard men all, mercenaries under a foreign sun oblivious to its rays they bare all, turning puce red or peel, under hard hats, cut down jeans, working boots, tool belts, like desert rats fighting for a new horizon Scouse, Manc, Paddy nicknamed and framed by the mockery of their peers shouting language across green lawns not yet laid, that most definitely won’t be heard in the select circles that will inhabit these modern homes castles one and all, individually the same oh no, they won’t be welcome lowering the neighbourhood tone, four wheel drive and pick-up replaced by Mercedes and BMW Nature settles in again, to frame like the scar around a wound healed but never quite the same So they move on, soldiers of fortune, mercenaries under a foreign sun building new structures to change our futures.
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Jul 9, 2019
Jul 9, 2019 at 3:52 PM UTC
New Horizons
Your petals are exposed, open Shamelessly displayed details   Puce-pink fades into a creamier hue Before a vibrant sunny explosion Splashes all over my eyes I savour the velvety fragility On my fingertips, as I touch you The scent floods my nose; a lively aroma Birds and bugs are enraptured And I too am captured Blooming buds and wonderful weeds Can be small joys existence needs.
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Apr 4, 2018
Apr 4, 2018 at 5:25 PM UTC
Fascinated by Flora