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Lauren Hynde said:
Lauren Hynde said:LOL
Hi, Abs...
ABSTRUSE said:Hi Lauren.
Angeline said:Hi Abs. I dig the Prufrock.
The_Fool said:Since Lauren is whining... I moved the quote. Since I only gave it a few minutes I moved it here. Since I still hate sonnets. I'm sticking my tongue out... Since...oh fuck it, just post the damn thing already...
Caressing fingers linger on your lips
Where not so long ago my kiss caressed
Our passion doled out yet in tiny sips
Restraining puts temptation to the test
Her blouse falls prey a button at a time
My mouth upon her breast elicits sighs
Our hands soon move in ways much less sublime
A measured pace falls victim with our cries
With frantic need we seek to sate our lust
Where naked bodies touch, so hot it sears
That this is not the first time builds a trust
A moment’s need is stronger for the years
So what if gray got sprinkled in our hair
My need for her is great beyond compare
What's another 20 years....
And since I know I'm no Shakespeare...I'll sign it....
Foooooooooolish
Tathagata said:Mi querida
my love
from the terra cotta hills of california
to the lobster traps of cape cod
you fill me
with sunsets
with freckled skin
with soft unwarranted giggles
mi maestra
my Mistress
teach me the way
things need to be
the way things need to flow
to give us peace
mi hermosa
My sister
join me in my carnal
baptism
let me suckle the breast
of freedom
mi fantasma
my ghost
come to me nightly
and bless me with
graveyard kisses
and dead embraces
mi diabla
my she devil
take my soul for your pleasure
tortured
pinpricked
slashed and flayed
for you only
mi salvador
my savior
accept my prayers
accept my life
accept my blood and pain
there
and with hips splayed
you cum
on my death
Syndra Lynn said:fuck yes!
damn I'm poetic
Synfully Delicious
echoes_s said:Up North
Where the Oak trees bow
under burdensome weight
of numbing rime
which gleamed at clouded skies
where the snow falls
and silent slides
to bite the ground below
hidden traps
teeth snapped
Where murky waters
once swirled cool
a cleansing refresh
now a quiet death
ghostly ice
heaving cracks
where it once breathed
gasp aghast
trapped
horrified
Where the mind too
numbed by frost
captured deep
within gnawing teeth
and swirling murk
unclear, unclean
a hushed slow death
madness screams
Up North
The_Fool said:Since Lauren is whining... I moved the quote. Since I only gave it a few minutes I moved it here. Since I still hate sonnets. I'm sticking my tongue out... Since...oh fuck it, just post the damn thing already...
Caressing fingers linger on your lips
Where not so long ago my kiss caressed
Our passion doled out yet in tiny sips
Restraining puts temptation to the test
Her blouse falls prey a button at a time
My mouth upon her breast elicits sighs
Our hands soon move in ways much less sublime
A measured pace falls victim with our cries
With frantic need we seek to sate our lust
Where naked bodies touch, so hot it sears
That this is not the first time builds a trust
A moment’s need is stronger for the years
So what if gray got sprinkled in our hair
My need for her is great beyond compare
What's another 20 years....
And since I know I'm no Shakespeare...I'll sign it....
Foooooooooolish
Liar said:yes you are
too painstakingly perfect
to even fall tremblingly
grovelling in front of
too knowing to ask
the uttermost questions
too breathtakingly beautiful
to take my breath away
too composedly confident
to ever dare be challenged
of even feed afaint hope,
you'd even turn my way
and too, just too damn
full of yourself
for me to ever bother
anyway
Angeline said:The kitchen door never
closed right after rain,
the second step creaked.
Is it the the same, does the world
creak still wherever you are?
What's a home, anyway?
A brace of boxes?
Knick-knacks,
the collection box
for the poor children
of Palestine, photgraphs
of the Statue of Liberty,
the ticket for ship's passage?
Yes we are Americans.
You walked across Poland
to Hamburg, to freedom.
All those faded faces
of ancestry flashed, gone,
schtels in ashes, war swept,
and you, one brother
here surviving
in the goldeneh medina.
For what?
Cities swallow us
in gulps, years pass
in factories and fences
race by, chains link to the past
then crack and fade
until you can barely breathe
those mothball memories
anymore.
Dance programs,
Radio City Music Hall
swirled in a snow globe
of lifetimes set on a mantle
in a house, on a street,
somewhere.
I slide my fingers over the
goldeneh chain
of grandmother's necklace,
wear her Mogan David
like an amulet of protection
from an uncertain future.
Who is left to scratch out
remembrance but me?
Words fail to capture
your eyes or the soft
sussaration of S or Z
fallen years ago
from your lost mouth.
Remember your eyes
warm your voice asking
Chaveleh? Is it better
to give or receive?
You never wait
for an answer, you give
me a quarter
and that smile.
Angeline said:The kitchen door never
closed right after rain,
the second step creaked.
Is it the the same, does the world
creak still wherever you are?
What's a home, anyway?
A brace of boxes?
Knick-knacks,
the collection box
for the poor children
of Palestine, photgraphs
of the Statue of Liberty,
the ticket for ship's passage?
Yes we are Americans.
You walked across Poland
to Hamburg, to freedom.
All those faded faces
of ancestry flashed, gone,
schtels in ashes, war swept,
and you, one brother
here surviving
in the goldeneh medina.
For what?
Cities swallow us
in gulps, years pass
in factories and fences
race by, chains link to the past
then crack and fade
until you can barely breathe
those mothball memories
anymore.
Dance programs,
Radio City Music Hall
swirled in a snow globe
of lifetimes set on a mantle
in a house, on a street,
somewhere.
I slide my fingers over the
goldeneh chain
of grandmother's necklace,
wear her Mogan David
like an amulet of protection
from an uncertain future.
Who is left to scratch out
remembrance but me?
Words fail to capture
your eyes or the soft
sussaration of S or Z
fallen years ago
from your lost mouth.
Remember your eyes
warm your voice asking
Chaveleh? Is it better
to give or receive?
You never wait
for an answer, you give
me a quarter
and that smile.