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"toughing" poems
An unrequited lust A long hard journey That began some eight hundred days ago A burning passion As plans were made Three hundred days Until their final destination A dark haired man A curly haired beauty Finally joining sight As they gaze upon each other A swift run to hug An everlasting embrace Perfection of scent And joyous blending of heartbeats A quiet ride to the house A new home A perfect home One filled with laughter and love A soft embrace A gentle kiss A wave of desire Overcoming the odds A deepening of kiss The toughing of tongues A thirst for love That has gone so far unquenched The shedding of clothes The removal of barriers Skin on skin In rapturous delight A wave of desire Yearning touches A need to be Part of the whole A long hard shaft A warm wet cave Legs intertwined One perfect being The rising of heat The smell of humidity The buoyant cried of joy The energetic moans of ecstasy Panting together Never letting go Finally at a place Where they both belong Waiting their time They made it Overcoming the evil They made it Fighting the odds They made it The long hard walk They made it Together Forever Love conquers all…7411
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Sep 13, 2010
Sep 13, 2010 at 1:07 PM UTC
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The soft bed In which we lay On one another Kissing Feeling each other As we are in the dark Your hands rub my side Rubbing my arm Moving slowly Forward to my breast I inhale as I am craving more We roll over To where you on top You massage my breast And **** on my neck Going down licking my chest ******* my ******* I moan As I tug at your hair You start bitting, tugging As I bite my lower lip And move my hand down Feeling your chest rise, and fall Going down your stomach I start rubbing it As we kiss I start handing you Going up and down, faster I lick the tip feeling ***** I **** Deeper, faster, wet Turn around for a better angle As you grab my *** And start ********* me "Oh god," I moan I feel you wiggling your finger As you add another I moan as you *** in my mouth I swallow I turn around yet again I slowly put you in me Feeling full I bounce myself Riding you We kiss Toughing As we go faster, harder You *** all over me As I moan And kiss you again Like I am free **** we smile As we fall asleep I feel complete And in that night, And in your arms, I lay.
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Nov 20, 2013
Nov 20, 2013 at 9:20 PM UTC
That night
I don't think you realize how many times I've been hurt. Really hurt. Like the first scrape of summer, when you fall off your bike. Until you've done it so much, you feel numb. You know the pain is still there. You don't want to know though. Toughing it out takes time. There's no band-aid for the blood shed. And no one to kiss it and make it better, because it's not supposed to hurt anymore. So you stand up the next time you fall, bruised torn broken. For everyone to see. But can you really have bravery, for ignoring the pain?
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Sep 1, 2012
Sep 1, 2012 at 12:41 AM UTC
You don't know, do you?
A female Buddha, the way she sat, not love making, that some other. Cross-legged, he remembered her, on that blue sofa, the Mahler playing from her hi-fi, her oval face, soft features, that loud laughter, the Glaswegian accent cutting through the attempted English tones. The bottle of whisky opened, the glasses filled, supped, sipped or what ever the word is, it happened. It’s no good taking some people out of the slums, she said, you need to take the slum out of the people. She looked then nothing like the former nun she had been, he thought, perfume invading the nose, her hair piled in some out of date Beehive, some French queen prior to revolution, she sat, glass in hand, other plump hand toughing his thigh, rubbing her fingers up and down. She wanted to stir his pecker, wanted motion through his jeans. He listened to Mahler, gazing beyond her at the painting on the wall, that tat she collected. Her hand rubbed higher, her soft tones suggestive, her talk of slums and slum dwellers put aside. An evening of *** ahead, in bed or on the sofa, with the female Buddha, her plump ******* thighs, arms, maybe lost there amongst the folds of flesh. She despised his Marxian philosophy, loved his ****** prowess, his proud perfect pecker. He loved her whisky, her soft to touch skin, her spread legs to allow him in. The female Buddha gone now, her heart gave out, he was told, and looking back, years after years, his youth misspent at times, too much ***** *** and moral lack, he had moved on, improved, but loved to smile and look back.
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Apr 13, 2013
Apr 13, 2013 at 2:57 AM UTC
FEMALE BUDDHA.
A female Buddha, the way she sat, not love making, that some other. Cross-legged, he remembered her, on that blue sofa, the Mahler playing from her hi-fi, her oval face, soft features, that loud laughter, the Glaswegian accent cutting through the attempted English tones. The bottle of whisky opened, the glasses filled, supped, sipped or what ever the word is, it happened. It’s no good taking some people out of the slums, she said, you need to take the slum out of the people. She looked then nothing like the former nun she had been, he thought, perfume invading the nose, her hair piled in some out of date Beehive, some French queen prior to revolution, she sat, glass in hand, other plump hand toughing his thigh, rubbing her fingers up and down. She wanted to stir his pecker, wanted motion through his jeans. He listened to Mahler, gazing beyond her at the painting on the wall, that tat she collected. Her hand rubbed higher, her soft tones suggestive, her talk of slums and slum dwellers put aside. An evening of *** ahead, in bed or on the sofa, with the female Buddha, her plump ******* thighs, arms, maybe lost there amongst the folds of flesh. She despised his Marxian philosophy, loved his ****** prowess, his proud perfect pecker. He loved her whisky, her soft to touch skin, her spread legs to allow him in. The female Buddha gone now, her heart gave out, he was told, and looking back, years after years, his youth misspent at times, too much ***** *** and moral lack, he had moved on, improved, but loved to smile and look back.
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you grow your beard out a little in may and look like a flyboy in 44 with a soft face, soft mouth just toughing it out to get home to apple pie and books the one with the glasses, so to speak. new, but in a way that says "if i shaved it i'd be cutting away the memory of every bead of sweat i shed in the time that this all grew" and you look at me and god those are .50 calibre eyes green as the pacific clamouring with all the pain and silence of its little islands.
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May 23, 2011
May 23, 2011 at 9:19 PM UTC
flyboy 1944
Heres the thing I broke down And fell to pieces But heres the thing Im still here Im still smiling My heart is shattered And the jagged pieces still hurt But heres the thing Im healing The scar tissue is toughing I still shed tears I still long for old memories But heres the thing I can listen to our song And its just a song to me now We're never getting back together This is the reality And heres the thing.... Im finally ok with that
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Apr 14, 2016
Apr 14, 2016 at 2:48 PM UTC
Heres The Thing
compared me to an platypus think she just likes toughing them last three letters she felt the word hydrophobic tingling on an count me in you poem type of feel she made me feel as an mere pebbles in an vision we turn her into an older pebbles platypus in an hydrophobic dream screams miss hydness ? ... .. .
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Jan 19, 2018
Jan 19, 2018 at 9:35 AM UTC
miss hydeness