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"snuggler" poems
You were all the chemicals I crave A cocktail of all the elements I couldn't refuse Tall, dark, and nerdy That's how I described you To my best friend and she laughed Those eyes And a penchant for swearing And American Spirits A bad boy A light-weight And a snuggler Co-existent in a Starcraft lover Creating covalent bonds At the bar over whisky Losing ourselves in time loops And infinity I corrected your grammar And you grinned And I fell Knowing that the Force was strong with this one Too strong to resist And I swallowed my heart Like Ms. Pac-Man The first time that we kissed Go figure that a Jedi Would fall so hard For a Sith
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Apr 17, 2013
Apr 17, 2013 at 2:36 PM UTC
Nerd Love
a  e  i  o  u  and opposing thumbs my woman, she's a snuggler and spooner. burying herself on my, no, in my double barreled chest, her blonde hair, my field of gold.^ she landscapes my life, paralyzing me with the simplest of gestures. she sleeps holding my thumbs. locks me up. locks me down. so I cannot transcribe the lines of poetry mindful, landlines shut, land-mines of verse unexploded, till these now, hours later. a few notes ago, a few days ago, heard an octet, eight voices singing of five letters, five vowels, a  e  i  o  u. you can hear what I heard too. after you listen, better understand vowels are the butter of language. the anointing oil of connectivity. more than a line of code, they are the keys to the code, that make words and life musical. I suppose we could mange without them if we had to. spsz v cd mng wthot thm ff v hd t. but not so well. I suppose we could manage without opposing thumbs. learn to type with my nose, paint with my toes. but not so well. here is how it comes all together. a  e  i  o  u  and opposing thumbs, never give them more than a never thought, passing over, assumed. oh yeah, on some tv show, you can buy a vowel. these glues are the things that give me the chance to tell this: this poem it is a bit about me. this poem it is a bit about her. this poem is really about you. I could live without a  e  i  o  u  and opposing thumbs. but I could not live without her landscaping my chest. but when I share this knowledge with you friend, it becomes a verified, realized, acknowledged truth. So you see this poem is about a  e  i  o  u  and opposing thumbs, but really about you. In fact, I am thinking, that if I did not love the title a  e  i  o  u  and opposing thumbs so much, would entitle it instead, a wholesome democracy of love. you, a registered voter, vote then with both all the a  e  i  o  u  and opposing thumbs at your disposal.
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Nov 8, 2013
Nov 8, 2013 at 2:42 AM UTC
a e i o u and opposing thumbs
a  e  i  o  u  and opposing thumbs my woman, she's a snuggler and spooner. burying herself on my, no, in my double barreled chest, her blonde hair, my field of gold.^ she landscapes my life, paralyzing me with the simplest of gestures. she sleeps holding my thumbs. locks me up. locks me down. so I cannot transcribe the lines of poetry mindful, landlines shut, land-mines of verse unexploded, till these now, hours later. a few notes ago, a few days ago, heard an octet, eight voices singing of five letters, five vowels, a  e  i  o  u. you can hear what I heard too. after you listen, better understand vowels are the butter of language. the anointing oil of connectivity. more than a line of code, they are the keys to the code, that make words and life musical. I suppose we could mange without them if we had to. spsz v cd mng wthot thm ff v hd t. but not so well. I suppose we could manage without opposing thumbs. learn to type with my nose, paint with my toes. but not so well. here is how it comes all together. a  e  i  o  u  and opposing thumbs, never give them more than a never thought, passing over, assumed. oh yeah, on some tv show, you can buy a vowel. these glues are the things that give me the chance to tell this: this poem it is a bit about me. this poem it is a bit about her. this poem is really about you. I could live without a  e  i  o  u  and opposing thumbs. but I could not live without her landscaping my chest. but when I share this knowledge with you friend, it becomes a verified, realized, acknowledged truth. So you see this poem is about a  e  i  o  u  and opposing thumbs, but really about you. In fact, I am thinking, that if I did not love the title a  e  i  o  u  and opposing thumbs so much, would entitle it instead, a wholesome democracy of love. you, a registered voter, vote then with both all the a  e  i  o  u  and opposing thumbs at your disposal.
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The fuzzy hug that never loosens its grasp Clutching as a barbed wire hugs and puppies cuddle and love, whiskers and noses nuzzling, the straitjacket loves your mind, wishes it could just squeeze the nightmares out and streaming as juices from an orange, but its might only pressurizes, the more you fight the more you hurt, bruising our precious straitjacket heart, he’s here to help us take the tasks of fettering hands just to hug and coil about us Learn to love them, the society blanket, the crazy snuggler, the bunny constrictor Crazy’s not useful and our little straitjacket cures our woes strangling us within linen cotton folds simmer our fires breaking our bronc hushing our tantrum cry It’s the mother we Learn to love Kin that keeps us in heavenly grip The Straitjacket’s here for all our insanists
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Aug 28, 2011
Aug 28, 2011 at 12:29 AM UTC
Ode to Our Little Straitjacket
I Thirsty now; mouth dry like A desert wanderer's, Single man in solitude Swiping right and Not even caring Too much. Just looking for trouble; Microwave-romance, softness; A face that fits my hand. Guitars gathering dust, begging St. Gibson for inspiration To shake their owner into Lust fuelled Songwriting; string breaking, pick Melting, voice straining. For now, the last of five litres of Italian red is floating bellywards; Bloodwards; headwards; Heartwards, and the drinker writes Text message poetry with drops of Wine hiding in barley beard too Full for an old mother's appreciation. I owe her a grandchild. She says poems don't count. II Thirsty now; heart dry like one Not recalling love, not remembering A woman's hungry hands on The back of one's Warm, wet head, pulling, nails Digging, Teeth biting beard. Skin kissing skin. Soul seeing soul and Celebrating. Sweet illusion of love. I create a bed-sharer on canvas. I compose a breakfast-eater at my table. A listener to my songs, Sunset-watcher, Netflix-snuggler, Rainstorm-listener. I owe for her to be flesh and blood, not merely My neurons dancing. Ears to hear My compliments. Hair to brush Away from between Our lips mid-kiss. I finish my wine. Could have made nearly painful Love to her For ages and Aeons, but I Create her temporarily; Fleeting image of a speaking doll. *Hold me like tears on something Golden. Hold me like an acid Trip fading into reality.* She says poems don't count. She says Poems Don't really Count.
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Aug 5, 2016
Aug 5, 2016 at 6:27 PM UTC
A Face that Fits my Hand (She Says Poems don't Count)
I Thirsty now; mouth dry like A desert wanderer's, Single man in solitude Swiping right and Not even caring Too much. Just looking for trouble; Microwave-romance, softness; A face that fits my hand. Guitars gathering dust, begging St. Gibson for inspiration To shake their owner into Lust fuelled Songwriting; string breaking, pick Melting, voice straining. For now, the last of five litres of Italian red is floating bellywards; Bloodwards; headwards; Heartwards, and the drinker writes Text message poetry with drops of Wine hiding in barley beard too Full for an old mother's appreciation. I owe her a grandchild. She says poems don't count. II Thirsty now; heart dry like one Not recalling love, not remembering A woman's hungry hands on The back of one's Warm, wet head, pulling, nails Digging, Teeth biting beard. Skin kissing skin. Soul seeing soul and Celebrating. Sweet illusion of love. I create a bed-sharer on canvas. I compose a breakfast-eater at my table. A listener to my songs, Sunset-watcher, Netflix-snuggler, Rainstorm-listener. I owe for her to be flesh and blood, not merely My neurons dancing. Ears to hear My compliments. Hair to brush Away from between Our lips mid-kiss. I finish my wine. Could have made nearly painful Love to her For ages and Aeons, but I Create her temporarily; Fleeting image of a speaking doll. *Hold me like tears on something Golden. Hold me like an acid Trip fading into reality.* She says poems don't count. She says Poems Don't really Count.
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you’re a snuggler a tangler a logistical link of limbs that end up intertwining with mine you kick me over some of the duvet in the gentlest of gestures and fester in the filth of your little sister’s linen as the full moon sheds shame on our backsides. but as the sun scowls through the window that frames the four post you wrap yourself in the sheets like a sushi roll of biscuited bitterness you natter to the bedbugs the only ones who’ll listen to your curses whilst me? I’m basking in the warmth of a Sunday scandal.
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Dec 6, 2016
Dec 6, 2016 at 2:41 PM UTC
bedbugs
Her hand gently grazes mine As she leans her head close And she looks at me Our eyes meet Its okay I already know what you're going to say I love you too I read it On her lips Before she smiles And lays her head On my chest This is where I belong.
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Jul 29, 2023
Jul 29, 2023 at 4:28 PM UTC
Secret Snuggler
Dog Daze by Michael R. Burch Sweet Oz is a soulful snuggler; he really is one of the best. Sometimes in bed he snuggles my head, though mostly he plops on my chest. I think Oz was made to love from the first ray of light to the dark, but his great love for me is exceeded (oh gee!) by his Truly Great Passion: to Bark. Keywords/Tags: dog, soul, soulful, snuggle, snuggles, love, bark, barks, barking, passion
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Apr 10, 2020
Apr 10, 2020 at 6:21 AM UTC
Dog Daze
Pat pitter pat They call you the kitty cat Pur pur pur I pet your glorious soft fur Meow moww meow I dont know what I would do with out my best pal around GUR GROWL GUR My wonderfully evil little snuggler Wait what was that Oh yes My favorite kitty cat
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Mar 15, 2016
Mar 15, 2016 at 6:05 AM UTC
Love is..