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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Ah, ‘Love’! a lover’s repeated mantra! I see me mutter it, just now, very now. Sigh I high, a busy, burning furnace, scrolling lines with aching, grieving woes; she, a charmed worm, wriggles, snorts, while floating on a fluffy, velvety cloud. Is this repeated mantra pricier like a jewel: a sapphire, a diamond, pregnant with quintuplets? I know she never touched, - she grieves! - a sapphire or a diamond. Even necklaces howl at her golden neck — It’s only a dream: a fluffy, airy dream, A snorting, never wakening, dream. When I say, “Love”, LUST - in me SMILES: luscious, vicious, LUST — that stays like a cat-snake, light-red, cool inside “Love”, coiled - hiding — its head in mid of his slithering body, and approaches its prey - the victim of love – STRAIGHT! - straight at night. Jealousy, the quintuplet brother of Lust, chuckles on hearing my mantra, "Love", “There exists a hairy thinness between Love and Me. We’re quintuplets”. On my face, jealousy reads sky-rising Flames in Troy and in an ivory pearl, And I see Theseus puffing a mount of flames at Hippolytus and Love drowning in rising flames — and other two quintuplet brothers moving, blindfolded, round and round the dazzling pyre. *A 3rd Place* in the following contest (Judged on Jan. 5, 2021) Jan. 4, 2020 (originally posted on Dec. 2, 2020) Your best free verse 2020 Poetry Contest Contest sponsor: John Hamilton * A 2nd Place* in the following contest (judged on Dec. 10, 2020) Dec. 2, 2020 Catharsis Poetry Poetry Contest Contest sponsor: Silent One Inspiration from my own poem, “Jealousy” (published in 2018)
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