normal jean
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thank you neo
soooo, you gonna keep the serious stuff tucked away!! thou shalt not deprive us Litsters of your joyous talent, dear lady Swirls!! but yes, I understand, just glad to see you back... you sexy brat
oh yeah, the reason for the post, umm, thanks a whole bushel for the mention neo, much appreciate your effort and your time and your kind words
annaswirls said:
soooo, you gonna keep the serious stuff tucked away!! thou shalt not deprive us Litsters of your joyous talent, dear lady Swirls!! but yes, I understand, just glad to see you back... you sexy brat
oh yeah, the reason for the post, umm, thanks a whole bushel for the mention neo, much appreciate your effort and your time and your kind words
jthserra
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Well it's Monday...
and with an impending storm outside, I guess I can call it rainy so, with apologies to the Carpenters... and whoever wrote the lyrics... "Rainy days and Mondays always get me down." Well, at least the rainy days do, Mondays are usually good cause I get to read the new poems.
Today is June 7th and there were 31 new poems today, a total that is just about right, especially considering Neon's herculean 70 plus poems yesterday. Anything over 40 is tough so he did a hell of a job yesterday. PS... and thanks for the mention of my Voice of Water, Neon.
Today's poems were a puzzlement... some poems are like puzzles, with intricate phrasing, rhyme and meter that twist and turn with different levels of meaning. Other poems, often the best poems will hide inside themselves, needing only some tender care and trimming to truly blossom. There were a number of poems like that today, fantastic poems needing a nip and tuck to show themselves. I encourage everyone, but especially the folks I recommended they trim a bit, to continue working your poems as you grow with them. Something good now, with the just the right edit could really soar.
Anyway, the new poems:
Tarablackwood22 starts my day as she watches the storm through the window of a North Station pub with images so vivid I could feel the sting of the cold:
"newspaper pillow,
saturated discomfort.
army coat
blood-bleached,
unbuttoned.
the mirrors of defeat
in your eyes."
Read it all... you'll shiver.
Flyguy69 then wraped me in an Envelope as I traveled from anguish to the warmth of a beating heart.
A poem that remains a bit of a puzzle to me, but one that attracted me to its odd phrasing, an almost dialect the just seemed to work was Mountains presented to us by towelrack77. I think the poems begs for some punctuation so we can make sure we read it right, but lacking that, puzzle it through. My solution to this puzzle worked in that unique way that I so love in poetry. Take a peek and see for yourself:
"the evening catches eyeshadows
we wont to want no butterflies in stomach aching
to release the colored moss blankets
you stared away awake with delicate taste"
There is something here... look at it all and see.
Annaswirls goes schitzo on us as she explores the duality of the woman in my husband's new slut. She pulls no punches as she looks to the mirror.
In a coarsly erotic poem Luna_Lit brings us a Wife in a Yeomanry.
"The pain stays
Each sharp ache
A reminder
Of your deceptive violation
I feel so dirty"
Read it and feel it.
Ninja Nookie brings us a touch of art in erotica with Art of Touch.
It's the first thing you usually see in a poem, and often it alone will determine whether you will read it or ignore it. Normal Jean struggles in her Duel for a Title as she ponders the pitfalls of selecting just that perfect title. In a wonderful array of sporatic rhyme and simply fun wordplay the ponders her choice of a title for a poem. I think most of us will recognize this duel.
We travel back in time, way back as Tungtied2u brings us Giants Wrestled. This is earthshattering stuff...
"Giants wrestled on the earth
Arms and knees gouging the ground
as they rolled across its floor
thrashing
demolishing all that lay in their path"
Read it all for the illuminating twist at the end in this excellent metaphor.
Her name initally attracted me, see if you can guess why, but it was her poetry that grabbed me. Sera Shine takes us inside a plastic bag as she Wondered. Take a look with her and read, comment and vote.
Wicked-Eve, ah I have heard that as you age you gain wisdom and so I figure in about 40 years I may be able to write like Eve... Hey, Stanley Kunitz was selected US Poet Laureate when he was in his 90s so I may have a chance. Anyway, she brings us two excellent poems today, my favorite of which was free fall where she takes us soaring and plummeting all in the space of her words:
"though in dreams
we soar unfeathered,
no propulsion,
balanced on rails
then wild grass
belly-brushing,
level drift of eye
over dew"
Read it and experience the sensations.
In a delightful surprise a poem came out of the woodwork, well, not literally, lilnymph28 cries out, " I am the wood." In the poem, she stoically weathers the tools of man screaming in the end, "... . Well you'll have to read the poem for that. : )
And in my favorite poem of the day, call me a glutton for alliteration, but RazzRajen uses multiple poetic tools as he brings us BusyBodies, always around. Listen to this:
"Seminal ladies sitting
in semi-circles
sliding and scandalizing
skits slowly subsiding
scads of smiles
what a wonderful way
to wish well"
Seminal ladies in semi-circles? Damn that's just plain nifty... not nifty, good, it's plain, outright wonderful. I promise. Read it all, it even gets better.
And those are poem that grabbed me in today's New Poems. There are some jewels out there I am sure I missed, read them all and find some of your own.
It hasn't started raining here yet, so please excuse my singing at the beginning of this review and remember, a poem is something you have the rest of your life to work with, keep looking and working with them. They are never really finished until you give up on them.
And now poets, let's be poetic out there.
jim : )
and with an impending storm outside, I guess I can call it rainy so, with apologies to the Carpenters... and whoever wrote the lyrics... "Rainy days and Mondays always get me down." Well, at least the rainy days do, Mondays are usually good cause I get to read the new poems.
Today is June 7th and there were 31 new poems today, a total that is just about right, especially considering Neon's herculean 70 plus poems yesterday. Anything over 40 is tough so he did a hell of a job yesterday. PS... and thanks for the mention of my Voice of Water, Neon.
Today's poems were a puzzlement... some poems are like puzzles, with intricate phrasing, rhyme and meter that twist and turn with different levels of meaning. Other poems, often the best poems will hide inside themselves, needing only some tender care and trimming to truly blossom. There were a number of poems like that today, fantastic poems needing a nip and tuck to show themselves. I encourage everyone, but especially the folks I recommended they trim a bit, to continue working your poems as you grow with them. Something good now, with the just the right edit could really soar.
Anyway, the new poems:
Tarablackwood22 starts my day as she watches the storm through the window of a North Station pub with images so vivid I could feel the sting of the cold:
"newspaper pillow,
saturated discomfort.
army coat
blood-bleached,
unbuttoned.
the mirrors of defeat
in your eyes."
Read it all... you'll shiver.
Flyguy69 then wraped me in an Envelope as I traveled from anguish to the warmth of a beating heart.
A poem that remains a bit of a puzzle to me, but one that attracted me to its odd phrasing, an almost dialect the just seemed to work was Mountains presented to us by towelrack77. I think the poems begs for some punctuation so we can make sure we read it right, but lacking that, puzzle it through. My solution to this puzzle worked in that unique way that I so love in poetry. Take a peek and see for yourself:
"the evening catches eyeshadows
we wont to want no butterflies in stomach aching
to release the colored moss blankets
you stared away awake with delicate taste"
There is something here... look at it all and see.
Annaswirls goes schitzo on us as she explores the duality of the woman in my husband's new slut. She pulls no punches as she looks to the mirror.
In a coarsly erotic poem Luna_Lit brings us a Wife in a Yeomanry.
"The pain stays
Each sharp ache
A reminder
Of your deceptive violation
I feel so dirty"
Read it and feel it.
Ninja Nookie brings us a touch of art in erotica with Art of Touch.
It's the first thing you usually see in a poem, and often it alone will determine whether you will read it or ignore it. Normal Jean struggles in her Duel for a Title as she ponders the pitfalls of selecting just that perfect title. In a wonderful array of sporatic rhyme and simply fun wordplay the ponders her choice of a title for a poem. I think most of us will recognize this duel.
We travel back in time, way back as Tungtied2u brings us Giants Wrestled. This is earthshattering stuff...
"Giants wrestled on the earth
Arms and knees gouging the ground
as they rolled across its floor
thrashing
demolishing all that lay in their path"
Read it all for the illuminating twist at the end in this excellent metaphor.
Her name initally attracted me, see if you can guess why, but it was her poetry that grabbed me. Sera Shine takes us inside a plastic bag as she Wondered. Take a look with her and read, comment and vote.
Wicked-Eve, ah I have heard that as you age you gain wisdom and so I figure in about 40 years I may be able to write like Eve... Hey, Stanley Kunitz was selected US Poet Laureate when he was in his 90s so I may have a chance. Anyway, she brings us two excellent poems today, my favorite of which was free fall where she takes us soaring and plummeting all in the space of her words:
"though in dreams
we soar unfeathered,
no propulsion,
balanced on rails
then wild grass
belly-brushing,
level drift of eye
over dew"
Read it and experience the sensations.
In a delightful surprise a poem came out of the woodwork, well, not literally, lilnymph28 cries out, " I am the wood." In the poem, she stoically weathers the tools of man screaming in the end, "... . Well you'll have to read the poem for that. : )
And in my favorite poem of the day, call me a glutton for alliteration, but RazzRajen uses multiple poetic tools as he brings us BusyBodies, always around. Listen to this:
"Seminal ladies sitting
in semi-circles
sliding and scandalizing
skits slowly subsiding
scads of smiles
what a wonderful way
to wish well"
Seminal ladies in semi-circles? Damn that's just plain nifty... not nifty, good, it's plain, outright wonderful. I promise. Read it all, it even gets better.
And those are poem that grabbed me in today's New Poems. There are some jewels out there I am sure I missed, read them all and find some of your own.
It hasn't started raining here yet, so please excuse my singing at the beginning of this review and remember, a poem is something you have the rest of your life to work with, keep looking and working with them. They are never really finished until you give up on them.
And now poets, let's be poetic out there.
jim : )
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tarablackwood22
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Re: Well it's Monday...
Thank you kindly, Jim, and great job!
jthserra said:
Thank you kindly, Jim, and great job!Ninja Nookie
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Thank you
Ninja Nookie brings us a touch of art in erotica with Art of Touch.
I thank you for you kind words.
Also, the comment on the poem and a
way to make better. This is very encouraging.
Thank you so much
Ninja Nookie brings us a touch of art in erotica with Art of Touch.
I thank you for you kind words.
Also, the comment on the poem and a
way to make better. This is very encouraging.
Thank you so much
tungtied2u
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Re: qoute
We travel back in time, way back as Tungtied2u brings us Giants Wrestled. This is earthshattering stuff...
"Giants wrestled on the earth
Arms and knees gouging the ground
as they rolled across its floor
thrashing
demolishing all that lay in their path"
Read it all for the illuminating twist at the end in this excellent metaphor
________________________________________
Thank you Jim,kind sir- and all the rest of my captors. I guess it was inevitable if you held me long enough some of you would rub off on me. Yum and thanks.
We travel back in time, way back as Tungtied2u brings us Giants Wrestled. This is earthshattering stuff...
"Giants wrestled on the earth
Arms and knees gouging the ground
as they rolled across its floor
thrashing
demolishing all that lay in their path"
Read it all for the illuminating twist at the end in this excellent metaphor
________________________________________
Thank you Jim,kind sir- and all the rest of my captors. I guess it was inevitable if you held me long enough some of you would rub off on me. Yum and thanks.
Sera Shine
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Re: Well it's Monday...
jthserra said:Her name initally attracted me, see if you can guess why, but it was her poetry that grabbed me. Sera Shine takes us inside a plastic bag as she Wondered. Take a look with her and read, comment and vote.
Thank you, Jim, for the mention. I don't think I can stay in plastic for too long.
Sera
(has a guess what was attractive about the name to you
tungtied2u
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For Syndra
because she insists the giants were making love not war. And after all, she is the birthday girl.
_______________________________________
Giants rapt with passion
Wrapped in lust
Grapple, thrash
Slam into each other
quake and shake
All that lies beneath them
Grind, pulverize
The landscape unrecognizable
From what is was before.
Crystalized.
Screams of delight
Rumble as thunder
Ecstasy’s essence floods forth
Dunes of sand,
spread for miles.
Waves of passion
The giants’ smile
You can thank the giants for the beach, too
because she insists the giants were making love not war. And after all, she is the birthday girl.
_______________________________________
Giants rapt with passion
Wrapped in lust
Grapple, thrash
Slam into each other
quake and shake
All that lies beneath them
Grind, pulverize
The landscape unrecognizable
From what is was before.
Crystalized.
Screams of delight
Rumble as thunder
Ecstasy’s essence floods forth
Dunes of sand,
spread for miles.
Waves of passion
The giants’ smile
You can thank the giants for the beach, too
Syndra Lynn
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Re: For Syndra
Yay! Giants rule!
tungtied2u said:
Yay! Giants rule!
Re: Well it's Monday...
jim Thanks for the amazing mention especially when in the company of such great poems by great lit poets ...Sometimes even I manage to put together some words that make sense to others...usually its just to Myself i think...Its nice to know that others also see and glean meaning from what I do.
Thanks again
Razz
jthserra said:
jim Thanks for the amazing mention especially when in the company of such great poems by great lit poets ...Sometimes even I manage to put together some words that make sense to others...usually its just to Myself i think...Its nice to know that others also see and glean meaning from what I do.
Thanks again
Razz
minsue
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Tuesday's children
Okay. Sorry to be posting these so late, but it's been a loooooong day. There was a ton of good poetry posted today plus I was lucky enough to get a day with a number of audio and illustrated poems. As usual, you all astound me.
Some of those that caught my eye (in order of appearance on the list since I'm tired and lazy this evening ) were:
Moonlight - Kundalinguini
Aurgasm - champagne1982
Mouth - velvetpie
2 Point 5 Miles - neonurotic
Mesmer - Toward A Word
Lucky - jessy19
Desolation - Tathagata
Enlighten Haiku - Ninja Nookie
Daddy's Girl - Tristesse
A Breath Out of Tune - Randi Grail
Are We Nocturnal? - Liar
The Calling - Tathagata
Bedtime Story - denis hale
The ever talented Mr hale wrote what turned out to be my favorite phrase of the day:
How can you not love that?
There are many, many, many, many (you get the point) other wonderful works out there. Please GO READ and point out all the beauties that I neglected to mention tonight.
Okay. Sorry to be posting these so late, but it's been a loooooong day. There was a ton of good poetry posted today plus I was lucky enough to get a day with a number of audio and illustrated poems. As usual, you all astound me.
Some of those that caught my eye (in order of appearance on the list since I'm tired and lazy this evening
) were:Moonlight - Kundalinguini
Aurgasm - champagne1982
Mouth - velvetpie
2 Point 5 Miles - neonurotic
Mesmer - Toward A Word
Lucky - jessy19
Desolation - Tathagata
Enlighten Haiku - Ninja Nookie
Daddy's Girl - Tristesse
A Breath Out of Tune - Randi Grail
Are We Nocturnal? - Liar
The Calling - Tathagata
Bedtime Story - denis hale
The ever talented Mr hale wrote what turned out to be my favorite phrase of the day:
How can you not love that?
There are many, many, many, many (you get the point) other wonderful works out there. Please GO READ and point out all the beauties that I neglected to mention tonight.
tungtied2u
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Nice job Minsue!
I just don't know how you narrowed it down as much as you did.
I also ejoyed "Summer Magic" by Tristesse, and Wicked Eve's "Story of No".
Tahagata's " The Calling " had me wishing for a bagpipe accompanyment, eerie and soulful. But thanks most of all for
leading me to Denis Hale's "Bedtime Story". Missed it on the first go 'round, shame on me. I should have my ears boxed.
I just don't know how you narrowed it down as much as you did.
I also ejoyed "Summer Magic" by Tristesse, and Wicked Eve's "Story of No".
Tahagata's " The Calling " had me wishing for a bagpipe accompanyment, eerie and soulful. But thanks most of all for
leading me to Denis Hale's "Bedtime Story". Missed it on the first go 'round, shame on me. I should have my ears boxed.
champagne1982
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8th of June
I'd already started reading and looking and listening to today's New Poems when I was interrupted and left them. On my return, minsue had already posted her picks but I'll still give you mine too.
Laugh to Ass by velvetpie
The Salty Sweet of jthserra's evening will rest easy on your tongue and eyes.
denis hale tells us a Bedtime Story
Liar poses Are We Nocturnal?
normal jean asks us for a pinch of valerian to season a haunted grave.
Listen to Kundalinguini in the Moonlight
and I fervently hope that you'll all share my own Aurgasm
I'd already started reading and looking and listening to today's New Poems when I was interrupted and left them. On my return, minsue had already posted her picks but I'll still give you mine too.
Laugh to Ass by velvetpie
The Salty Sweet of jthserra's evening will rest easy on your tongue and eyes.
denis hale tells us a Bedtime Story
Liar poses Are We Nocturnal?
normal jean asks us for a pinch of valerian to season a haunted grave.
Listen to Kundalinguini in the Moonlight
and I fervently hope that you'll all share my own Aurgasm
normal jean
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thanks Jim
{quote]It's the first thing you usually see in a poem, and often it alone will determine whether you will read it or ignore it. Normal Jean struggles in her Duel for a Title as she ponders the pitfalls of selecting just that perfect title. In a wonderful array of sporatic rhyme and simply fun wordplay the ponders her choice of a title for a poem. I think most of us will recognize this duel.[/quote]
thanks for the mention Jim and the kind comments that you and other readers left on this little poem and the FB that I got in my email that i cant read cause Yahoo wont let me open it...yet
I t was fun to write and I hope that at least one of you got the laugh out of it that I did when I was writing it...poke you with my phonic sword, hee hee, yeah, Im kinda silly, huh
but anyway,. thanks again
NJ
{quote]It's the first thing you usually see in a poem, and often it alone will determine whether you will read it or ignore it. Normal Jean struggles in her Duel for a Title as she ponders the pitfalls of selecting just that perfect title. In a wonderful array of sporatic rhyme and simply fun wordplay the ponders her choice of a title for a poem. I think most of us will recognize this duel.[/quote]
thanks for the mention Jim
and the kind comments that you and other readers left on this little poem and the FB that I got in my email that i cant read cause Yahoo wont let me open it...yet I t was fun to write and I hope that at least one of you got the laugh out of it that I did when I was writing it...poke you with my phonic sword, hee hee, yeah, Im kinda silly, huh
but anyway,. thanks again
NJ
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Re: 8th of June
Thanks for the mention Carrie Im glad you knew what valerian was/is...I think maybe thats what got me a couple of really, really low votes! sorry to anyone who didnt understand the poem, or who did and just really hated it..but there will probably be a few more like this cause that lady is very intriguing to me, oh, Eve, I think I have a revision for the word feelings in there, I thought since she is always in the dark, ( under the church, ) I would change it to ( perpetual) midnight..I read it a few times and that seemed to work..anyone have any ideas? let me know, I am always open for suggestions and the ideas and recommendations that you all have offered me mean so much!! I know i Have a LOT of growing to do and that you ( plural) think enough of my work to help is very flattering, always has been, thanks again Carrie and all you who read and commented
NJ
champagne1982 said:
Thanks for the mention Carrie
Im glad you knew what valerian was/is...I think maybe thats what got me a couple of really, really low votes! sorry to anyone who didnt understand the poem, or who did and just really hated it..but there will probably be a few more like this cause that lady is very intriguing to me, oh, Eve, I think I have a revision for the word feelings in there, I thought since she is always in the dark, ( under the church, ) I would change it to ( perpetual) midnight..I read it a few times and that seemed to work..anyone have any ideas? let me know, I am always open for suggestions and the ideas and recommendations that you all have offered me mean so much!! I know i Have a LOT of growing to do and that you ( plural) think enough of my work to help is very flattering, always has been, thanks again Carrie and all you who read and commented NJ
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One day till my Birthday reviews
Here we go folks, top to bottom. (Does that make this a 69?)
And may I just say DAMN! What a fine bunch of poets we have here at Lit!
Maria2394, a beautiful poet, brings us bliss beautifully defined. Wonderful read.
The ever eloquent WickedEve looks quietly at her Final Decree of Divorce. Most of us have been here and can relate. She also revamped one I loved and made me love it more. Rape of Master Thanks Eve.
steve porter brings us my daddys knife. This is sexy, seductive and well written.
RazzRajen has New Ways, finally?. It doesn't get much better than this:
Cordelia is saying an awful lot in her beautiful blues sonnet In not saying. Serious poetry. Seriously wonderful.
A new poet, Leap of Faith, offered a nice poem today.
tarablackwood22 wrote the story of my life in the most erotic wonderful poem she has blessed us with thus far. vanilla weary is hot, sexy, pornographic poetry at its very fucking best!
SoundsErotica reminds us that Knowledge Has Its Own Pheromone
Then she creeps around a web of erotic tension delighting me with He Takes Me
quietpoly took an in depth look at our indulgence in excesses. Go read The Perversity of Being Human
Sandspike relates Part of the Job. He reminds us that a lingering glance is payment enough for now. He has more patience than I! Thanks Spike.
TENCHI_AKIRA threw 10 new poems at us today. I liked Just Another Hero
One of my favorite new poets, flyguy69 had trouble sleeping, and I , for one, am grateful. Can't Sleep II has some great images and emotions well worded.
NightRAGES tells the tale of the Wife and The Fence of Morals. It is wordy, but well worth the read.
JCSTREET wrote an eloquent poem for a social worker. Simply lovely.
The incest of Brotherly Love is handled well by one of our BEST new poets, tungtied2u.
And my favorite poem today was submitted yesterday. Kundalinguini's Moonlight is an erotic force with which to be reckoned. His words are fresh and amazing.
His rhythm is hypnotic and his voice is Oh! so sexy. This is audio erotica bliss!
I can't believe the amazing poetry here today. It is phenomenal Great work poets!
There are 36 new poems today.
READ-VOTE-COMMENT!
Bright Blessings
Syndra
Here we go folks, top to bottom. (Does that make this a 69?)
And may I just say DAMN! What a fine bunch of poets we have here at Lit!
Maria2394, a beautiful poet, brings us bliss beautifully defined. Wonderful read.
The ever eloquent WickedEve looks quietly at her Final Decree of Divorce. Most of us have been here and can relate. She also revamped one I loved and made me love it more. Rape of Master Thanks Eve.
steve porter brings us my daddys knife. This is sexy, seductive and well written.
RazzRajen has New Ways, finally?. It doesn't get much better than this:
Smokin!
Cordelia is saying an awful lot in her beautiful blues sonnet In not saying. Serious poetry. Seriously wonderful.
A new poet, Leap of Faith, offered a nice poem today.
Go read Entwined
tarablackwood22 wrote the story of my life in the most erotic wonderful poem she has blessed us with thus far. vanilla weary is hot, sexy, pornographic poetry at its very fucking best!
I got so excited I posted my comment twice!
SoundsErotica reminds us that Knowledge Has Its Own Pheromone
Great poem!
Then she creeps around a web of erotic tension delighting me with He Takes Me
quietpoly took an in depth look at our indulgence in excesses. Go read The Perversity of Being Human
Sandspike relates Part of the Job. He reminds us that a lingering glance is payment enough for now. He has more patience than I! Thanks Spike.
TENCHI_AKIRA threw 10 new poems at us today. I liked Just Another Hero
One of my favorite new poets, flyguy69 had trouble sleeping, and I , for one, am grateful. Can't Sleep II has some great images and emotions well worded.
NightRAGES tells the tale of the Wife and The Fence of Morals. It is wordy, but well worth the read.
JCSTREET wrote an eloquent poem for a social worker. Simply lovely.
The incest of Brotherly Love is handled well by one of our BEST new poets, tungtied2u.
And my favorite poem today was submitted yesterday. Kundalinguini's Moonlight is an erotic force with which to be reckoned. His words are fresh and amazing.
His rhythm is hypnotic and his voice is Oh! so sexy. This is audio erotica bliss!
I can't believe the amazing poetry here today. It is phenomenal Great work poets!
There are 36 new poems today.
READ-VOTE-COMMENT!
Bright Blessings
Syndra
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Thanks to both of you for your mentions of Moonlight.
Oh, and Syn too. Thanks Posts crossing in the ether, I guess.
And even more, thanks to all of the reviewers for taking on this task. This lot of poets is SO prolific that it's hard enough to keep up, even with the reviews pointing out the ones not to miss, let alone vote and comment all that deserve it.
I went in after a few busy weeks to try to catch up... HA!
Oh, and Syn too. Thanks
Posts crossing in the ether, I guess. And even more, thanks to all of the reviewers for taking on this task. This lot of poets is SO prolific that it's hard enough to keep up, even with the reviews pointing out the ones not to miss, let alone vote and comment all that deserve it.
I went in after a few busy weeks to try to catch up... HA!
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Thank you minsue - for mentioning Daddy's Girl.
Thank you, too, tungtied, for the mention of Summer Magic.
Finally - thanks to all the commenters, feeder-backs and voters.
Thank you, too, tungtied, for the mention of Summer Magic.
Finally - thanks to all the commenters, feeder-backs and voters.
