New Poem Recommendations

[oggbashan]

Plucking trolls!!!

And another comment from Anon - "wierd" (sic).

 

[UnderYourSpell]

Thanks for the remarks above.

It is now rated a massive 3.25

Rewrite of an English folk song?

 

[oggbashan]

Rewrite of an English folk song?

Folk? No.

Inspired by a rude Rugby song? Yes.

 

[UnderYourSpell]

Folk? No.

Inspired by a rude Rugby song? Yes.

You could be right there! I knew I recognised the words, will it be Swing low sweet chariot next or perhaps An Engineer told me before he died?

 

[greenmountaineer]

Ash gave me a little treasure in "Bust." I really liked it:

https://www.literotica.com/p/bust

 

[AlwaysHungry]

I don't think I would have labeled it erotic as oggs did, but then I'm no pheasant plucker, maybe a pleasant.....

The poem brought back memories. Ancient memories.

 

[Ashesh9]

Thank you , GM!

Ash gave me a little treasure in "Bust." I really liked it:

https://www.literotica.com/p/bust

GM : it was nice to be mentioned here after aeons!

 

[lorencino]

My recommendations from Yesterday and today

RosieStrife's “The Interloper” for it's elegant simplicity

IvarHakuse particularly “Yogi and Yoni do Yoga” for the well crafted humour and carnal delights

avinash1997's “Like Poetry” a simply poem leaving you to reflect on your life

 

[lorencino]

This morning's delights

A new poet of significant talent has arrived today at Literotica's door bearing gifts of rhyming couplets:

All four of the poems submitted by RuskaBridgitte show considerable merit.
Three erotic poems that celebrate the joys of sensory delight are:

A Pair of Binoculars
my party
and shoes II.

In the Non-Erotic Category, this new contributor provides a succinct gem of wisdom to last a lifetime in
the innocent.

Each of these poems is worth the time it takes for you to explore the writers meaning and intent.

 

[lorencino]

Only two new but both worth reading

Two new poems when I looked this morning—both by new poets who have been delighting me recently:
In Non-Erotic Poetry Rosy Strife's Innocents is a surprisingly tender glimpse at what divides us and what unites us.

In the Erotic category RuskaBridgitte delights with a jolly romp in Unexpected Weekend Pleasure that, in its style, unites the joy of abandonment to sexuality across the centuries.

 

[greenmountaineer]

Like lorencino in the preceding post, I liked Rosy Strife's "Innocents."

 

[lorencino]

A sad one for today

Ashesh9's poem hypocrisy succinctly hints at the consequences of unfettered market competition and the qualification imposed in the value of human dignity within such a system.

 

[lorencino]

Standing out today:

RosyStrife's No is woven appropriately to evoke the power of a woman rejecting male dominance in our patriarchal society. I can't help admiring the speaker of the poem for the purity of her strength.

susansnow's Groans From Grown Men took a while to penetrate but it's tantalizing string of optional meanings kept me engaged and still I'm not sure which meaning of “claymore” applies to the rest of the sense of this poem. Intriguing poem.

Ashesh9's A Poet's pen... describes the ideal poem in no uncertain terms with very few words. I disagree with his first line but still find it appealing.

 

[lorencino]

Caught my eye today reeled in my mind

susansnow delivers another thought-provoking poem in her newfound prose-poetry style with “Green Eyes”. For me, this poem captures the volatility in the experience of changing with age.

 

[legerdemer]

susansnow delivers another thought-provoking poem in her newfound prose-poetry style with “Green Eyes”. For me, this poem captures the volatility in the experience of changing with age.

I agree with you.

Interesting factoid that, in her updated bio, she says she also writes as KikahCornelius.

 

[GuiltyPleasure]

I recommend two poems....

RosyStrife's ... To The Man....<clip>

...and susansnow's The Ride

 

[lorencino]

I recommend two poems....

RosyStrife's ... To The Man....<clip>

...and susansnow's The Ride

Completely agree with GuiltyPleasures's recommendation but would add a third Oneiria’s
well crafted erotic poem, Penetration.

 

[greenmountaineer]

I recommend two poems....

RosyStrife's ... To The Man....<clip>

...and susansnow's The Ride

Completely agree with GuiltyPleasures's recommendation but would add a third Oneiria’s
well crafted erotic poem, Penetration.

It's nice to read these 3 poets. They all have a unique style

 

[greenmountaineer]

Sometimes susan's prose poems leave me scratching my head.

Not this one:

https://www.literotica.com/p/deep-whisper

Smart and witty.

 

[lorencino]

A start in recommending today's crop

Rosy Strife writes of our vainly grand drama in a cold uncaring universe in her new poem, No One Is Coming to Save You.

 

[greenmountaineer]

Word play, I think, can be overdone, and then the best that can be said is "that's cute."

Amethyst_eden, however, takes it to a higher level, and I think makes something original. Judge for yourself:

https://www.literotica.com/p/word-with-two-meanings

 

[legerdemer]

EllenMore is back with a couple of new poems. I really loved this one:

https://www.literotica.com/p/rhythm-method-1

If I tell you why, I may spoil it for you - go check it out for yourselves. Especially the musically inclined among you.

 

[legerdemer]

When it rains, it pours...

with lovely poems. We've seen this one by greenmountaineer before, on his thread and elsewhere, but it's gotten even lovelier in its latest iteration.

 

[Angeline]

with lovely poems. We've seen this one by greenmountaineer before, on his thread and elsewhere, but it's gotten even lovelier in its latest iteration.

I'll second that! It's so well-written and integrated so that the theme supports the erotica.

 

[GuiltyPleasure]

I third that......and "favorite" it too. [there ya go Annie]