Genre: Relationship
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Genre: Relationship
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Genre: Rhyme, Love, Relationship
Your words touched a faltered soul,
A confident sentence to give me faith,
My mind grasping a heartfelt goal,
Positive reinforcements clinging to my skin.A flutter of butterflies invade my space,
The feel of newness coming to light,
A renewed sense of life born into existence,
No longer will sorrow internally drown me.Happiness so close I can taste the sweetness,
Darkness receding into background noise,
Loosening the knot releasing my freedom,
A weight lifted off my chest as I breathe in deep.Fear no longer the root of my control,
A real smile to show my true self,
Goodness healing my invisible scars,
Wounds finally closing off mental infection.
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Genre: Sex
Best Night by Roderick Dupree
It was smooth music and red wine
Two seductive companions with compatible signs
Such a young night as temptation feeds our urge
Mother nature sneaks inside while pillows hides the emerge
My stares and kisses gives me the keys to her chamber
Blood pumping and emotions arouse but none in anger
Cool temperature but it feels like a sauna
Two people in one room creating that magical aroma.
So so so deep i slide inside her heavenly gates
The sounds of the ocean water in which I help create
Boom boom boom is all the neighbors hear.
But ooo ooo ooo is coming from my dear.
Rocking to the beat and moving with the waves
A certain spot was hit that made me her “daddy.”
Different positions required the same goal
Penetrate good enough for her body to lose control
An artistic back filled with sensational infatuated love wounds
A masterpiece of love and fire created in a broken cold room
Lip biting, loud moans, shaky thighs, and crinkled toes.
A fulfilling tongue extracts her ocean flow deep into my soul
No need for choosing sides to avoid the wet spot
Drinking from the fountain of you was so refreshing to leave a drop
Repeatedly pound for pound in different rounds.
Whispers of love affected by sensational sounds.
We were on the bed, the floor, the couch, and in the kitchen
So hypnotize into each other there were no need for intermissions
No words from that night ever played as the days passed
Long drives home thinking of the best night I’ve ever had.
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Genre: Relationship, Romance
Melody by Alex Pauley
The melody my heart plays is a ragged tune that is not easy on the ears, as it holds all the broken pieces of me with it.
The memories of past mistakes, the pain of love loss, the regret that stays with me until my eyes close at night,
this is the melody that my crying heart wishes to play, as if it’s a call for help.
It wishes to be touched and to be restrung once again, as if it had never been broken at all;
It seeks to be heard and in turn be told great things, it craves tenderness and devotion that it has never known,
my heart plays a sad song, a song of regret, a song of sorrow, a song of depression, a song of joy, a song of sweet memories.
it cannot help, but to play what it feels, all it can do is express those feelings that are pent up within,
the melody may be off and hard to listen to, but it is one that is ever playing, whether ignored or unheard.
It shall continue playing that sharp off-key tune, until it receives the care it needs.
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Love,… not the Rules by Charles p.Banks
I kiss with two hands
coz I’m a Hungry man
Hunger for those liPps
manners polite fools do..
a feast famished delicate rules…it’s
You i treasure .. never enough
liPps juices glisten flavorful licks
don’t measure… just the more
of it …behold i consume U
I kiss with two hands
stands the appetite
crazed the more…fuller
pull yoU in… closer…
mo fuller…tongue moves
smooves skins delights in
shallowin’ the soul sin.. bit
bites…creativin whole..
pleasures…in spaces…
beginin anew
“De novo “
I kiss with my 2 Hands
a bite of a primitive
rules be damned…
I see my prey…we
no wat’s in the way..
feast… nor famine
beasts released prey eacH
how/why/ I should we/ no
lest we forget ~nor never forgotten
we kiss with two hands
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Genre: Love
A Slow Train to Gwalior
Amitabh Mitra is a poet, visual artist and a medical practitioner at East London, South Africa. He heads the Department of Emergency Medicine at Cecilia Makiwane Hospital, Mdantsane, Eastern Cape. Widely published, Amitabh’s love poetry revolves around the city of Gwalior, India to which he originally belongs.
Amitabh Mitra
http://www.amitabhmitra.com
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Watch the 2016 LOVE Poetry Contest Winner. Turned into a movie.
Love – A Mystical Paradox by Somali K Chakrabarti
Narrated by Becky Shrimpton
Produced by Matthew Toffolo
Editing & Visual Design by Yujin Song
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Genre: Society |
Plastic Succulent by Chase Morris
A new era. Hope for us: fading.
Granted, we had the potential for our essential happiness.
Chasing of the natives this furtive soil became our burden because of our selfishness.
This dark matter born from whores that were then conceived from mold of the Apple.
Over time like that of a rocking chair. The few of us lose our strong purpose from being used.
A fragile lotus standing in the midsts of poison. Peer pressured for evil.
The rest of us lotuses who see consistent hatred, camoflauge under abandoned pavements that have no name.
Where we grow beautifully as we should…
Yet never found or appreciated until we are eradicated.
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Genres: Love, Romantic, Romance, Caring, Sensual, Emotional
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Touched by Terry Hart
Destiny has delivered us All this splendor As we connect |
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Genre: Nocturnal, Atmospheric, Night Shift
At Night
by Anton M. Rojkov
At night
When most bright colors retreat,
Stillness regains control
Over moving parts of the world.
Eyes miss details,
Hearing catches ghosts talking,
And I watch my skin
With more attention,
Finding myself fascinated
With blood streaming steadily
With bones cracking.
I wonder of grass breathing,
Springs running toward eternity,
Of a warm cup of tea
In a quite shop.
Peering into the dark,
Listening to the air moving
In no hurry, with no care,
As it always does,
But only now I notice.
At night
I want serene things,
Just like shadows swim
Through the streets
And rocks whisper by the bushes.
Working night shift shows so much beauty
In the non-human world
That I rarely witness.
At night
There are so many things
I think of doing during the day.
Then it arrives,
First lights break through.
Those who slept are awake
Stillness seems to be
Progressively beaten into pulp,
While movement
Is the only way to go, once again.
Colors creep in
But small details I cherished
Somehow fade away
Into the war walls of sound
That mash in,
Proclaiming silence an anathema.
Attention and speed
Are now object of worship
And constant reinvention.
Then endless hours
Of rush and rock and roll
Come to slowing down.
The sun is out to shine elsewhere
And stillness is back to amaze me.
I’ve been waiting
To hear rocks whisper by the bushes
In the calm of the air
Breathing on my shoulder.
I’m thinking of so many
Quiet and slow things to do,
Lost in the calm and dark of the night.
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