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"riesling" poems
Summer days, so hot and sticky I can't wait for you to come and us to steal away together into the midday sun. Sitting at a café just passing the time. Watching the people pass by in the heat I play with the silverware, waiting for you. And so I sit until I see your dark, handsome face break free from the crowd. As I wait with a glass of riesling and phone in my hands. You've made me wait, and your eyes like sea green glass tell me that a storm is brewing just beyond my reach. I have been waiting it seems like an eternity in the same café for you, always for you. Could I have been so wrong to love a man beyond my reach? And with just a kiss on the cheek you are gone.
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Aug 22, 2013
Aug 22, 2013 at 4:24 PM UTC
STORM ON THE HORIZON
Kiss me, So I may drown in this amorous affair, Savoring the delicious taste, Of your lips against my own. Hold me, Your arms clasped around, My petite body, Skin touching skin, Finding warmth in your blanket, Of security and adoration, Burrowing into the flowing fabric, Of your embrace. Never let me go, I yearn to hear the inhales, And exhales of your breath; You glance at me, Chuckling in delight, As your thoughts turn, To how enchanting you view me to be. Caress me, Allowing your firm hands to explore, The slight curves, Of a soft feminine exterior, Yearning for the stroke, Of your fingertips upon me. Does love not knock upon the door, Of your innermost chamber?! Listen Please, Silence your scattered thoughts, Allowing you to hear, The lulling seductive melody, Depicting the presence of Eros, In the heat of the night. I shall pray you stay, With fingers tightly interlacing, For the fates bestow us, With a blessing, Perhaps a curse, Receiving a bond to unite us. An illicit connection, In the eyes of others, Yet I behold my desire, For you as a dragonfly, Mysterious and ancient, A beautiful creature, Existing almost as long, As the sands of time, Flying among the earth, To be free. Breathe me in, Granting me the chance, To enter your body, Mind and soul, Engrossing our spirits, To complete the other, Through gazing into, The eyes of the other. Cherish me, As our lips encounter, Passionately nibbling, As they collide in portrayal, Of our irrevocable love, Tantalizingly sweet As the Riesling rests, Within my wine glass, Tempting me to consume, Pleasure through the delicious taste, Awaiting for me. Reminding me of the same reasons, I crave you, My beloved.
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Apr 18, 2013
Apr 18, 2013 at 3:00 AM UTC
“Don’t Leave, Just Give in”
Kiss me, So I may drown in this amorous affair, Savoring the delicious taste, Of your lips against my own. Hold me, Your arms clasped around, My petite body, Skin touching skin, Finding warmth in your blanket, Of security and adoration, Burrowing into the flowing fabric, Of your embrace. Never let me go, I yearn to hear the inhales, And exhales of your breath; You glance at me, Chuckling in delight, As your thoughts turn, To how enchanting you view me to be. Caress me, Allowing your firm hands to explore, The slight curves, Of a soft feminine exterior, Yearning for the stroke, Of your fingertips upon me. Does love not knock upon the door, Of your innermost chamber?! Listen Please, Silence your scattered thoughts, Allowing you to hear, The lulling seductive melody, Depicting the presence of Eros, In the heat of the night. I shall pray you stay, With fingers tightly interlacing, For the fates bestow us, With a blessing, Perhaps a curse, Receiving a bond to unite us. An illicit connection, In the eyes of others, Yet I behold my desire, For you as a dragonfly, Mysterious and ancient, A beautiful creature, Existing almost as long, As the sands of time, Flying among the earth, To be free. Breathe me in, Granting me the chance, To enter your body, Mind and soul, Engrossing our spirits, To complete the other, Through gazing into, The eyes of the other. Cherish me, As our lips encounter, Passionately nibbling, As they collide in portrayal, Of our irrevocable love, Tantalizingly sweet As the Riesling rests, Within my wine glass, Tempting me to consume, Pleasure through the delicious taste, Awaiting for me. Reminding me of the same reasons, I crave you, My beloved.
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let's leave the country without telling a soul, let's get a house on the sand with a balcony facing the ocean waves, let's live off of local fruits and tortillas let's play a vinyl at night while we dance drunk around the fire, with our record player and its huge bronze speaker coming out the top, jumpy prison blues or old movie lines that play with a nostalgic static let's build a blanket fort with a million sheets watch our favorite old films off the wall in a psychedelic haze let's binge on ice cream and oreos and let our inner fat child run free let's have hot ******* shower *** when we come down we pass out with the bottle of riesling between us it almost empty, except for the small ring that neither of us could finish let's wear nothing but robes and never have to leave our palace let's get naked and roll around in paint, creating a heartfelt masterpiece let's wake up to an amazing cup of coffee that gets better and better just like our *** let's never let anyone know about our little escape from the world and our grown-up fairytails come true.
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Jul 16, 2015
Jul 16, 2015 at 10:35 PM UTC
Grown-up Fairytails
Jaw clenched tight, almost painfully. Watching the door, I caught your glance. Managed to drape a smile upon my face. Those 20 steps you took to reach me. That feeling in the deep pit of my stomach. It never subsided. It will never calm. The feeling of immense anticipation. Jumping off a cliff. No parachute. Taking your seat opposite me. Nervous laughs, small talk. Edamame and Riesling. Tense muscles tore through my body. You wore a braid consciously. Almost spitefully. Almost dangerously. Dumbfounded at your beauty, I swung at your wine glass. It was mocking me. The night progressed. I felt more at ease. Heart pacing faster than a failed trapeze. Finished up our meals, we entered the cold night. Frigid air graced our cheeks. Finding ourselves inside a local bar. Curiously attracted to the curious brews. Conversation became much more organic. Flowing as efficient as the drafts. Sneaking peeks at you in the mirror. Wondering what thoughts reside inside you. I couldn't have possibly left a great impression. Nevertheless, you wore that Riesling with pride.                                            - A month melted. It cannot possibly be just that. For years, I've had these butterflies trapped. Just for you.
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Feb 15, 2015
Feb 15, 2015 at 11:33 PM UTC
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HUNGER When I think of you I marvel at your fragility, How little you sustain yourself with. If I could do what I would, I would, I would bring you coq au vin with carrots glazed in brown sugar, And onions glaces a brun, ringed with pommes duchesse; And saffron pistachio rissotto with lobster ravioli Bathed in a tomato champagne reduction sauce; Or salmon poached in Alsatian Riesling, Smothered in a rich Hollandaise, on a queen-sized bed of spinach. I'd fatten you up, Feed your body; But of course it isn’t proteins, calories, fats, carbohydrates That you quest for: That would be so easy.
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Sep 14, 2016
Sep 14, 2016 at 5:33 PM UTC
Hunger
Riesling and cat. This is Christmas for me. This wine used to tickle me, it is sour, like the grapes were young, like I was young when I drank it and praised it. There are always tears around this hour. This time of evening is the time when enough of the day has passed without me doing anything to feel bad about it, and there is enough time left to be unsure. Will I be lonely again tonight? Will I spin in the kitchen, feet slipping on spices spilled (the remnants of some sort of communion) will I outstretch my hands and let my knuckles crack against the sacred objects-a fridge, countertop, stove, will I drink all the wine in the cupboard? To that I say yes -my mother would weep at the thought. Mother, just so you know, I always drink the wine in the cupboard if it is there. But not in a sad way, in the way that (simply put by a heart that I burn for): in a way that makes the gravel against my eyes easier to bare. It is not sad. I repeat. Do not cry mother. Tonight I will sit in the spot hollowed out for my lonely body, a place con caved especially for my spine-rigid and warm with aching. I will allow the furred creatures to slither across my lap, curl around my neck like vibrating scarves. They have ladylike evil in their eyes, they extend fingers and pronounce their claws and let tongues creep between them and I do the same in my own human way. And without anyone watching we will be beautiful all by ourselves. Will I write you a poem, one who has blackened before my eyes? Yes, and this is it. Christmas for me, crackles with time retrieved and run over the reel again, it is stiff with wear and sweat and tears that squeeze from those traditional embraces, dried out, worn out like a dish rag, draped over the faucet and forgotten. When you finally come home, I want to pull on the shoes and slip the coat that has become like a second skin over my back and leave the door wide and gaping open like the mouth of an old man dreaming of new pleasure. I will run then. And you will watch my small body retreat from this, light pillowing before me giving you the illusion that i have no dimension:only darkness within me you will see, from your place by the doorway.
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Feb 2, 2010
Feb 2, 2010 at 11:40 AM UTC
I will run
Riesling and cat. This is Christmas for me. This wine used to tickle me, it is sour, like the grapes were young, like I was young when I drank it and praised it. There are always tears around this hour. This time of evening is the time when enough of the day has passed without me doing anything to feel bad about it, and there is enough time left to be unsure. Will I be lonely again tonight? Will I spin in the kitchen, feet slipping on spices spilled (the remnants of some sort of communion) will I outstretch my hands and let my knuckles crack against the sacred objects-a fridge, countertop, stove, will I drink all the wine in the cupboard? To that I say yes -my mother would weep at the thought. Mother, just so you know, I always drink the wine in the cupboard if it is there. But not in a sad way, in the way that (simply put by a heart that I burn for): in a way that makes the gravel against my eyes easier to bare. It is not sad. I repeat. Do not cry mother. Tonight I will sit in the spot hollowed out for my lonely body, a place con caved especially for my spine-rigid and warm with aching. I will allow the furred creatures to slither across my lap, curl around my neck like vibrating scarves. They have ladylike evil in their eyes, they extend fingers and pronounce their claws and let tongues creep between them and I do the same in my own human way. And without anyone watching we will be beautiful all by ourselves. Will I write you a poem, one who has blackened before my eyes? Yes, and this is it. Christmas for me, crackles with time retrieved and run over the reel again, it is stiff with wear and sweat and tears that squeeze from those traditional embraces, dried out, worn out like a dish rag, draped over the faucet and forgotten. When you finally come home, I want to pull on the shoes and slip the coat that has become like a second skin over my back and leave the door wide and gaping open like the mouth of an old man dreaming of new pleasure. I will run then. And you will watch my small body retreat from this, light pillowing before me giving you the illusion that i have no dimension:only darkness within me you will see, from your place by the doorway.
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I am a simple man, with simple words one must be obliged of making said words if one wishes to create a poet's account with furtive clicks from his furtive mouse I'm making this poem to explain my reasoning to share my words like a crisp dry riesling but more importantly, I wish to contact a lady first name Sharron, last name perry her poem has inspired me to write about gender, equality and I believe without a doubt that her inspiring words have met my essay about men and women and who has more say so allow me through your gates of request do not tempt me with emails, newsletters or lest I will be forced to abandon all love for this wonderful site which fits me like a glove
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Mar 30, 2020
Mar 30, 2020 at 3:41 AM UTC
Ode to hellopoetry.com
I'm drunk again Nothing new. Nothing different. I'm drunk again Listening to music Nothing somber Nothing sad Maybe a little of both I'm drunk. I've started drinking wine; Riesling Honestly, it started because of Mac lethal. Honestly, I really like the taste. Honestly, I don't know what to do Honestly, all my dreams have come true. I'm back with the first love I ever had. I have the job I've wanted for years. Between all the new beginnings. And Between all these awful dreams Is where you can find me. Where do I go from here? Where do I go? Knowing that I've achieved something. Am I proud? Should I be? I drink nightly, I smoke most nights And I play video games so I can feel alive. Where do I go from a new bottom? I think... No, I drunkenly declare! That there is no top Only a bottom It rises with you. And my new "top" What should it be? What do I dream? What do I see? What could I be?
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Apr 3, 2017
Apr 3, 2017 at 7:45 PM UTC
The ramblings of a drunken man
Summer days, so hot and sticky I can't wait for you to come and us to steal away together into the midday sun. Sitting at a café just passing the time. Watching the people pass by in the heat I play with the silverware, waiting for you. And so I sit until I see your dark, handsome face breaks free from the crowd. As I wait with a glass of Riesling and phone in my hands. You've made me wait, and your eyes like sea green glass tell me that a storm is brewing just beyond my reach. I have been waiting for it seems like an eternity in the same café for you, always for you. Could I have been so wrong to love a man beyond my reach? And with just a kiss on the cheek, you are gone.
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Jun 21, 2019
Jun 21, 2019 at 3:16 PM UTC
STORM ON THE HORIZON
We met in a way I am compelled to lie about, simply for its lack of romance but when I told you this, you refused to recant our original story. I met you, unbridled, unassuming, heart brimming with fear and eyes wide. My hands shook as I offered you a drink. Something in the room’s energy shifted when you entered, a cosmic thing, I guess- for a moment everything seemed to be meandering instead of racing. But now, all my body does is speed, yearn to stretch itself beyond its bounds Every now and again I feel compelled to take my pulse out of fear of my heart’s reaction to seeing you. I don’t regret the frantic gasps that lept from my chest as you touched me, pulled me into your vortex, no- I won’t recant the breathlessness of my sudden, intimate confession in the midst of our friend’s birthday-party Sure, I was emboldened by the liquor, but my decision was motivated by far more than the headiness of wine- Your eyes were the catalyst. The way they peered at me with longing, yet somehow expecting nothing, just interested in what lay before them And I remember your sudden shift, you propped yourself up on my chest and said it, a declaration that stopped time once more - or, at least, for me So much blood rushed to my head that I feared you’d killed me for a moment I remember too, the brief seconds I spent floundering in terror before I made a statement of my own, and tossed myself willingly into the potential killing-fields, a sacrifice of sorts, marred by recent pain, but still ascending.
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Mar 4, 2016
Mar 4, 2016 at 10:16 PM UTC
Riesling
We met in a way I am compelled to lie about, simply for its lack of romance but when I told you this, you refused to recant our original story. I met you, unbridled, unassuming, heart brimming with fear and eyes wide. My hands shook as I offered you a drink. Something in the room’s energy shifted when you entered, a cosmic thing, I guess- for a moment everything seemed to be meandering instead of racing. But now, all my body does is speed, yearn to stretch itself beyond its bounds Every now and again I feel compelled to take my pulse out of fear of my heart’s reaction to seeing you. I don’t regret the frantic gasps that lept from my chest as you touched me, pulled me into your vortex, no- I won’t recant the breathlessness of my sudden, intimate confession in the midst of our friend’s birthday-party Sure, I was emboldened by the liquor, but my decision was motivated by far more than the headiness of wine- Your eyes were the catalyst. The way they peered at me with longing, yet somehow expecting nothing, just interested in what lay before them And I remember your sudden shift, you propped yourself up on my chest and said it, a declaration that stopped time once more - or, at least, for me So much blood rushed to my head that I feared you’d killed me for a moment I remember too, the brief seconds I spent floundering in terror before I made a statement of my own, and tossed myself willingly into the potential killing-fields, a sacrifice of sorts, marred by recent pain, but still ascending.
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