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"quilled" poems
Born to the night in the cry of wolves, We are….inked lovers spilling secrets, under velvet skies, Shrouding the night in silver spools; The season of silver silence, hangs upon shades of silken soul, This midnight offering, a white entice; My hair shimmers brightly, a wet fleece of gold, of shadow and starlight, And shimmering hues, emerald and sapphire breathe kindred embers into the bellows of passion; Challenging the flame that burns; entwined.... Whispered intrigue lays in the crescent of moon, In an eminent blaze of sweetest surrender Unborn whispers lie entwined with heated petals, silken; We shiver....I shiver, I am warm arms embraced; Your lips hard yet soft against my side, The feel of flesh warmed to a rising flame... The long moon steps into midnight; My ******* full of your hands as candles, pour hard against the ebon fall, Luscious to the hush of soft smiles Steeled eloquence flows in ribbon ripples; Winter sown, blood quilled, in midnights cast; Cloaked in beautiful, shadow's bed a bouquet of lacy foxglove... Eyes closed and deep of breath, Moistness seeps the sugared flower, and longing surges deep; Shudder me wicked, drench me quick; The wildness swirls inside as he moves like a shadow over my heart His tongue eager to swim the gushing urge; Touching, slick-slide, the soothe of smooth fingers slip past softness; Lips cross, moist to moan me quick, sliding to quivers. Thigh's whispering and heart pounding , Soft, the wind blows, tapping walls, fingers dancing And shadow sways to moonlight... Velvet-soft, the sweet of tongue's mesh, Fire burning, The tips of breast's aroused by the touch of a slow hand lover; Your tongue gently rolls, wet and burning hot, Hungrily, it feeds diving deep, and sandalwood spires upon the malachite air, And burning murmurs the silent song, pleasures Your flame to touch me hot, softly hard, Against the darting quivering rose, stokes sweet, the flame of conjure.... I weep as you strain to slay this huntress of indolent submission; Descending into darkness, I squirm upon your touch, lifting my altar upon your hunger, Eyes lost to ecstasy, the flow quickens from abyssal moans; Overflowing with need, release bound by gold shattered stars Suckling whispered thoughts; With us, for us, in us, in dreams, in thoughts, in love ....And in....time my love..................
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Aug 8, 2012
Aug 8, 2012 at 5:31 PM UTC
Twin Flame Dance:
Born to the night in the cry of wolves, We are….inked lovers spilling secrets, under velvet skies, Shrouding the night in silver spools; The season of silver silence, hangs upon shades of silken soul, This midnight offering, a white entice; My hair shimmers brightly, a wet fleece of gold, of shadow and starlight, And shimmering hues, emerald and sapphire breathe kindred embers into the bellows of passion; Challenging the flame that burns; entwined.... Whispered intrigue lays in the crescent of moon, In an eminent blaze of sweetest surrender Unborn whispers lie entwined with heated petals, silken; We shiver....I shiver, I am warm arms embraced; Your lips hard yet soft against my side, The feel of flesh warmed to a rising flame... The long moon steps into midnight; My ******* full of your hands as candles, pour hard against the ebon fall, Luscious to the hush of soft smiles Steeled eloquence flows in ribbon ripples; Winter sown, blood quilled, in midnights cast; Cloaked in beautiful, shadow's bed a bouquet of lacy foxglove... Eyes closed and deep of breath, Moistness seeps the sugared flower, and longing surges deep; Shudder me wicked, drench me quick; The wildness swirls inside as he moves like a shadow over my heart His tongue eager to swim the gushing urge; Touching, slick-slide, the soothe of smooth fingers slip past softness; Lips cross, moist to moan me quick, sliding to quivers. Thigh's whispering and heart pounding , Soft, the wind blows, tapping walls, fingers dancing And shadow sways to moonlight... Velvet-soft, the sweet of tongue's mesh, Fire burning, The tips of breast's aroused by the touch of a slow hand lover; Your tongue gently rolls, wet and burning hot, Hungrily, it feeds diving deep, and sandalwood spires upon the malachite air, And burning murmurs the silent song, pleasures Your flame to touch me hot, softly hard, Against the darting quivering rose, stokes sweet, the flame of conjure.... I weep as you strain to slay this huntress of indolent submission; Descending into darkness, I squirm upon your touch, lifting my altar upon your hunger, Eyes lost to ecstasy, the flow quickens from abyssal moans; Overflowing with need, release bound by gold shattered stars Suckling whispered thoughts; With us, for us, in us, in dreams, in thoughts, in love ....And in....time my love..................
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They brought me a quilled, yellow dahlia, Opulent, flaunting. Round gold Flung out of a pale green stalk. Round, ripe gold Of maturity, Meticulously frilled and flaming, A fire-ball of proclamation: Fecundity decked in staring yellow For all the world to see. They brought a quilled, yellow dahlia, To me who am barren Shall I send it to you, You who have taken with you All I once possessed?
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Autumn
The vague temptation of your deliciousness Is hanging over my head And the sweet taste of your salty skin Still makes me feel like I'm dead, Killed by your mouth laid on my neck Chilled by your hands sliding on my body Thrilled by your fingers intertwined with mine Quilled by your eyes, bright in obscurity. I remember your barely visible smile, And your shivering lips I remember the tip of your breast Getting harder every time I touched it, With the fresh carress of night falling down. I want to hear you panting again, Watch your chest go up and down As you were breathing heavily Getting ready for the final knockdown. I remember the burning light in your eyes And your teeth softly biting your lips As your hands hovered my naked body Getting to know me, bits after bits. I rcan still see your head slightly tilted back And your open mouth, looking for fresh air To cool down your own temperature, And my hands tearing off what you had left to wear. I can still feel your tense fingers Vainly clinging the sheets of my bed, Your hot, heavy breathing sliding on my skin, The voices screaming inside my head. Finally I remember your tongue slow dancing with mine And the three words you said when I never asked you to, Sweet, soft, quiet, light and almost inaudible The magical, crazy "Baby, I want you."
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Jun 30, 2013
Jun 30, 2013 at 4:13 PM UTC
Night in
once upon a time standing high with you i was taken to a cliff and was pushed down by you with the help of your band.. nothing left to hold on but an extending hand midway, i could hold only to get pushed further down... crushed to pieces when hit the hard ground found myself alive destined to survive slim chances to revive... the pain spilled i quilled and rebuild myself on the heap of my write... now i am standing high stronger safer and better at my own.... now you are being thrown hanging at the same cliff by the same people who helped you once to push me should i offer my hand or quietly bestand or join the band?
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Dec 6, 2018
Dec 6, 2018 at 7:28 PM UTC
A cliff
*" It ought to be solemnized with Pomp and Parade, with Shews,             Games, Sports, Guns, Bells, Bonfires and                   Illuminations from one End of this Continent                       to the other from this Time forward forever more.”       John Adams – July 3, 1776.* Webster Groves - 2016 The Townhall fountain dances cheerily in the morning sun. The red-white-blue shirted crowd rises as one for the colors. Laughing children scramble for tootsie rolls and sweet tarts tossed by a strolling  clown.          Philadelphia, July 3, 1776         Carriages sped toward Philadelphia         where resolute patriots         would turn the pages of history         and tell an unsuspecting world         that a new nation had given birth to itself.* Sousa strains peal from the marching Statesmen, Girl Scouts guide their well-groomed mounts - hooves echoing through concrete caverns. Vintage firetrucks and autos sound their horns and sirens as candidates work the crowd, pressing the flesh.         *Each crass insult from the British crown         had tightened the noose on the colonial neck.         The middle ground was soaked with patriot blood         and revolution was the only course left.* Barbecue clouds drift over Pat and Lee’s farm Horseshoes spin and clang and frisbees fly. A pot-luck feast with beans and franks interrupts the pop and glare of bottle rockets.         *One by one, each patriot quilled the parchment         resolved to endure the costs of liberty -         knowing to the marrow that defeat         would spell certain ******* and death.* We reach the lakeshore at dusk - unfolding chairs - spreading out blankets - strains of Americana drift over the lake. then a pyro-technic extravaganza blazes across the summer sky.           *Washingon’s tattered and bloodied men         cornered Cornwallis at Yorktown.         Then surrender - all British claims         to American soil banished to the tomes of history.* The grand finale pummels the darkened sky raising cheers and whistles from the crowd Toddlers collapse in parental arms, car doors slam, engines ignite and head-lighted caravans, turn for home, spiraling off in every compass degree. “Happy birthday,” America and endless happy returns "from this time forward forever more!”   Robert Charles Howard
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Jul 4, 2016
Jul 4, 2016 at 2:07 PM UTC
Independence Day
*" It ought to be solemnized with Pomp and Parade, with Shews,             Games, Sports, Guns, Bells, Bonfires and                   Illuminations from one End of this Continent                       to the other from this Time forward forever more.”       John Adams – July 3, 1776.* Webster Groves - 2016 The Townhall fountain dances cheerily in the morning sun. The red-white-blue shirted crowd rises as one for the colors. Laughing children scramble for tootsie rolls and sweet tarts tossed by a strolling  clown.          Philadelphia, July 3, 1776         Carriages sped toward Philadelphia         where resolute patriots         would turn the pages of history         and tell an unsuspecting world         that a new nation had given birth to itself.* Sousa strains peal from the marching Statesmen, Girl Scouts guide their well-groomed mounts - hooves echoing through concrete caverns. Vintage firetrucks and autos sound their horns and sirens as candidates work the crowd, pressing the flesh.         *Each crass insult from the British crown         had tightened the noose on the colonial neck.         The middle ground was soaked with patriot blood         and revolution was the only course left.* Barbecue clouds drift over Pat and Lee’s farm Horseshoes spin and clang and frisbees fly. A pot-luck feast with beans and franks interrupts the pop and glare of bottle rockets.         *One by one, each patriot quilled the parchment         resolved to endure the costs of liberty -         knowing to the marrow that defeat         would spell certain ******* and death.* We reach the lakeshore at dusk - unfolding chairs - spreading out blankets - strains of Americana drift over the lake. then a pyro-technic extravaganza blazes across the summer sky.           *Washingon’s tattered and bloodied men         cornered Cornwallis at Yorktown.         Then surrender - all British claims         to American soil banished to the tomes of history.* The grand finale pummels the darkened sky raising cheers and whistles from the crowd Toddlers collapse in parental arms, car doors slam, engines ignite and head-lighted caravans, turn for home, spiraling off in every compass degree. “Happy birthday,” America and endless happy returns "from this time forward forever more!”   Robert Charles Howard
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The sleeping creature in my chest, The curled up cuddly fuzz-ball, Is feline, but no tame house cat. Is soft furred in rest, and porcupine quilled in anger. Her sharp teeth are usually hidden Behind adorable whiskers and damp pink nose. Sometimes her claws worry affectionately At my ribs for attention, Just so I don't forget she's there. Today she is mad, frenzied, Her proud cat dignity has vanished, she almost dances. She chases her tale like the simple fool she is not. She opens her mouth, not to bare her teeth, But to mewl a plea for a mysterious something. She buts her head against my heart again and again, Knocking it off rhythm, Rubbing it warmer with her fur, Batting it and chewing it like her new favourite toy, While I sweat And stammer And breathe too fast And beat too fast, And all for what? You gave me your hoodie. She caught one fragile whiff Of your vetiver tinted catnip scent.
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May 28, 2013
May 28, 2013 at 2:34 PM UTC
A Metaphor For Why My Heart Skips Beats
' Tis day arrow depart'h Cupids bow quilled feather aflame Nay zephyr  t'foil path Nay sigh , nay wrath 'Tis day Eros took shine Le Fille aux Cheveux de Lin For beauty she doth bring Betrothed by emerald ring 'Tis day St.Valentine knight of amore did taste'th our wine Our blessed intertwine 'Tis day penned poem f'you T'say our love bears true T'promise and ne'er ask why My love is guaranteed til death I die. thank you
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Feb 10, 2018
Feb 10, 2018 at 8:59 PM UTC
Le Fille aux Cheveux de Lin ( The girl with flaxen hair)
i am stuck in a tangerine dream. a breath of fresh air or just air that seems fresh to me. red face quilled with ice cold water. there is only beauty between the cracks of contrast. // i cant call myself a poet if i dont tell you that her lips look soft. they could heal me like a bandaid and hurt just as much to peel off. it doesnt feel like virginia yet. maybe only vermont or conneticut. but im ready to go home if home feels like it used to.
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Jun 25, 2018
Jun 25, 2018 at 8:37 PM UTC
it only rains when i go outside // dont forget your parachute
Oh to live in a golden age when a bard's quilled words would feather a goose down bed or get thyself royally laid.
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Jan 21, 2011
Jan 21, 2011 at 6:41 PM UTC
Oh to live in a golden age
the buzz is a violent truth serum that enslaves you as its quilled pen it requires certain demands of you   things you cringe at upon waking because suddenly you've unraveled a beautiful scroll and marked it with broken charcoal and kissed it with a wine-stained mouth-- your stamp of drunken approval to make sure that the one who should never receive it is exactly the one who gets bit on the lips by your alcoholic kiss your inebriated, late night diss
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Dec 13, 2014
Dec 13, 2014 at 12:13 PM UTC
Inebriated
Artemis is my godmother, but she might as well have made me herself. not with anyone else; just her womb of stars and moonlight, and a love of open air and indigo sky. chase the horizon until it becomes a little less distant, and suddenly you just are. she taught me that. she taught me a lot of things. whisper to the wind and talk to the trees; they'll listen. maybe, if you satisfy them, they might sigh back a response. notch your bow of silver bark and quilled arrows with the breeze in their feathers, and teach the deaf what they told you. she does it so often that it's instinct for her now. (I'm still working on my marksmanship.) she taught me to run with the wolves, too, but neither of us expected that I would settle into the pack so well. I am cohesive; I obey the hunt. I know how to loose the same long, lonely howl. I know how to protect and guide and follow- mostly, anyway. the trouble is, I stray in my heart. I long for more than long nights and stray breaths between sisters. I long for someone who will hold me, and that is the one thing my godmother cannot teach me. she does not know how to catch a man's heart with her glittering arrows, and she has sworn off the folly of trying. I'm a little more foolish though. she holds me close in my despair, and we are so alike that sometimes it becomes impossible to tell the two of us apart. but it always comes back, the stubborn truth: I can never join the hunt. because my father's song is guiding my wanderer's heart, and I was born to chase. I just can't chase with Artemis. I love too deeply to give love up.
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Jan 23, 2017
Jan 23, 2017 at 10:42 PM UTC
Questionable Heritage
Artemis is my godmother, but she might as well have made me herself. not with anyone else; just her womb of stars and moonlight, and a love of open air and indigo sky. chase the horizon until it becomes a little less distant, and suddenly you just are. she taught me that. she taught me a lot of things. whisper to the wind and talk to the trees; they'll listen. maybe, if you satisfy them, they might sigh back a response. notch your bow of silver bark and quilled arrows with the breeze in their feathers, and teach the deaf what they told you. she does it so often that it's instinct for her now. (I'm still working on my marksmanship.) she taught me to run with the wolves, too, but neither of us expected that I would settle into the pack so well. I am cohesive; I obey the hunt. I know how to loose the same long, lonely howl. I know how to protect and guide and follow- mostly, anyway. the trouble is, I stray in my heart. I long for more than long nights and stray breaths between sisters. I long for someone who will hold me, and that is the one thing my godmother cannot teach me. she does not know how to catch a man's heart with her glittering arrows, and she has sworn off the folly of trying. I'm a little more foolish though. she holds me close in my despair, and we are so alike that sometimes it becomes impossible to tell the two of us apart. but it always comes back, the stubborn truth: I can never join the hunt. because my father's song is guiding my wanderer's heart, and I was born to chase. I just can't chase with Artemis. I love too deeply to give love up.
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tell me, what do they feel like? satin on skin, silken and luxurious gently brushed rose petals, their velvet caress soothing pain maybe sandpaper, each syllable dripping with poison ivy, a deadly venom of voice or pen stabbing you with ink quilled thoughts chewing on stained letters, each a glass edged piece of branded CAPITAL LETTERS on the page of your cranium burning and scalding you as they spill off your tongue quietly, shh, speak in soft shades of lavender or bellow it to the crowds, in violent flames of vermillion soothe or salt the wound of another with your pen forgive or arm yourself with a battalion of frenetic artillery or let silence frame your contentment
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Mar 29, 2016
Mar 29, 2016 at 9:05 PM UTC
Words
*she thought who am i there are so many of me am i not veils and masks even to myself like a locked box am i not peopled with miscreant brooding hordes of shadow selves whispering gods and demons taking space up within like a coffin attic bedroom to be rented out for some wayward spectral family oh children of the night arguing like black quilled throwing porcupines players of dismal warbled music that sounds like nails scratching floor boards in the cold dread dead of night at Holiday Hells Inn see me she thought am i not an icon of responsibility bright light sweet and good engraving angels on silver making all sacred in the marvelous calm wouldn't hurt a fly oh no me oh my showered and smelling like Chanel she the feminist her favorite words "thats disgusting and no" until her fingers sneak down her pants feeling like a flowery beautiful woman who weeps to be naked raked over desires hot coals and forced to worship big cocked men to be engorged voluptuously   like a stuffed butter ball turkey until her eyes roll back like white moons shuttering where gratitude is met with bay *** and ***** tongues a celebration of thanksgiving and thanks is really given with a star performance leg show lubricated for the baking oven garnished with pineapple dripping tipping head over heels at dizzying heights hanging from a swinging chandelier bejeweled upside down girl doing butter **** splits to be scraped off walls and ceilings like whipping cream whipped and subsumed in the perfect power and glory of NO MIND*
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Jun 23, 2017
Jun 23, 2017 at 2:11 PM UTC
LIPSTICK RIOT
*she thought who am i there are so many of me am i not veils and masks even to myself like a locked box am i not peopled with miscreant brooding hordes of shadow selves whispering gods and demons taking space up within like a coffin attic bedroom to be rented out for some wayward spectral family oh children of the night arguing like black quilled throwing porcupines players of dismal warbled music that sounds like nails scratching floor boards in the cold dread dead of night at Holiday Hells Inn see me she thought am i not an icon of responsibility bright light sweet and good engraving angels on silver making all sacred in the marvelous calm wouldn't hurt a fly oh no me oh my showered and smelling like Chanel she the feminist her favorite words "thats disgusting and no" until her fingers sneak down her pants feeling like a flowery beautiful woman who weeps to be naked raked over desires hot coals and forced to worship big cocked men to be engorged voluptuously   like a stuffed butter ball turkey until her eyes roll back like white moons shuttering where gratitude is met with bay *** and ***** tongues a celebration of thanksgiving and thanks is really given with a star performance leg show lubricated for the baking oven garnished with pineapple dripping tipping head over heels at dizzying heights hanging from a swinging chandelier bejeweled upside down girl doing butter **** splits to be scraped off walls and ceilings like whipping cream whipped and subsumed in the perfect power and glory of NO MIND*
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Ah! Sweet moments, Those often tiny vignettes of time, Captured landscapes, Life quilled upon passing seasons. Gifts and treasures collected Tucked into memory's Dusty corners... Filling the Soul's bookshelf. But sometimes There comes a moment, Unnoticed and slipping quietly, Into its' own silence. It will have no tomorrows No memory to ease the emptiness Of regret...or words To paint upon our bare and introverted canvass. Which avenue travelled Rests with the toss of the coin, For the realm in which we dwell Is determined, primarily, By chance. [email protected] 3rd March 2024
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Mar 2, 2024
Mar 2, 2024 at 11:53 PM UTC
A Toss of the Coin?
Le Fille aux Cheveux de Lin 'Tis day arrow depart'h Cupids bow quilled feather aflame Nay zephyr t'foil path Nay sigh , nay wrath 'Tis day Eros took shine Le Fille aux Cheveux de Lin For beauty she doth bring Betrothed by emerald ring 'Tis day St.Valentine knight of amore did taste'th our wine Our blessed intertwine 'Tis day penned poem f'you T'say our love bears true T'promise and ne'er ask why My love is guaranteed til death I die. thank you
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Feb 14, 2017
Feb 14, 2017 at 3:00 AM UTC
Le Fille aux Cheveux de Lin
* *a history, untold a mystery to unfold an eternal search a perpetual urge too ethereal to achieve too surreal to believe a desire, remaining unfulfilled an epic, still being quilled a moment stilled in the veins, it instilled O my beloved! you're a dream too grand to be realised a scheme, too ambitious to be materialised....* *
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Feb 14, 2020
Feb 14, 2020 at 5:47 AM UTC
O my beloved
I dip my quilled pen of a creative mind into the well of heart. It's golden ink spreads with visions to launch a writers dream. It's ink bleeds spiraling in waves of verse that blossoms. Its ink merges with my soul blood to becomes my writers passion. I dip my thoughts into pool of vibrations where love lives and words take a life of their own. I dip into liquid gratitude and torch-like plume to scribe with heavenly ink of a writers heart.
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Nov 1, 2017
Nov 1, 2017 at 9:49 PM UTC
With Writers Pen
#* A woman, she is Runs her own boutique Arts and artefacts She sources from the farthest and deepest parts of the country Lost in the urban lands Antique Precious eyes She has a penchant for the lost treasures Restores and redecorates In her boutique A life Dedicated to her only son Young, at nine Detected with the dreaded ‘C’ He lived his life With all the love Showered by his doting parents A young boy, with a talent for paper craft Made unusually beautiful flowers and quilled earrings Never ever did the pain Show on his face Gifted child, knew his time here Was short Taken away at sixteen Made most of it A happy child Early, one morning He left this world At peace, in his sleep She lives on The mother of the child Finding lost treasures From the deepest parts* 🌿🌿
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Apr 26, 2021
Apr 26, 2021 at 2:42 PM UTC
Hope’s legacy
With flax-golden tales, I spin with voice with quilled pen and intention to sing in the magic of words. With a moments breath, I connect with light, with gentle breeze and purpose to light fire under my phases. With my dreams I awake with focus with compassion and to echo in prayer with words. Words that anoint a page and sends blessings outward. StarBG © 2017
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Jun 16, 2017
Jun 16, 2017 at 9:11 AM UTC
With