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Premium Member Baring One's Soul

 baring my tired soul
through shared innocent thoughts....
spoken or written

you have walked upon them as
pearls before a herd of swine  


This is personal/not any one online.

Premium Member Baring Souls

time grows thin
each moment precious
the blunt truth is
I do imagine
life without you

lonely as it might be

idle wanderings
without a compass
I’d long to find you
hear your voice
to feel you near



Published in my 24-page photo/anthology book ~CITYLIGHTS~ 2021

AP: Honorable Mention 2021

Submitted on November 19, 2021 for SOUL contest sponsored by ROBERT JAMES LIGUORI  -  Honorable Mention

Baring Its Teeth

Deception comes richly,
new lies in its purse

Old wolves on the mountaintop
—Gideon’s curse

(Dreamsleep: February, 2021)


Baring Pale Flesh

Are You the Thief
by Michael R. Burch

When I touch you now,
O sweet lover,
full of fire,
melting like ice
in my embrace,
 
when I part the delicate white lace,
baring pale flesh,
and your face
is so close
that I breathe your breath
and your hair surrounds me like a wreath ...
 
tell me now,
O sweet, sweet lover,
in good faith:
are you the thief
who has stolen my heart?

Originally published as “Baring Pale Flesh” by Poetic License/Monumental Moments

Hillary Had Been Baring Pain

Hillary Had Been Baring Pain

Hillary had been baring so much strain;
Did not criticize, condemn or complain;
Is one of few,
Wish you knew;
Like loser Trump was never a big pain.

Jim Horn

What Happened and Dear Madam President
are great reflections of the lives of women.
Amazing what all of them have to endure.

Baring It All

The words I write
bare my soul
My thoughts take flight
My mind unfolds

I have no fear of being judged
No worries of how you take my words,
reputation being smudged
I feel as free as a bird

The rush is worth way more than gold
The feeling of freedom rushes in
It's like stepping out of my clothes
The cool air on my bare skin

Naked is the word that comes to mind
Goose bumps rise upon my skin
Of modesty there is no sign
Oh yeah she's naked again!!


Baring Light

Fighting with myself in the 
battles of my mind baring 
light flying sparks breaking 
free from these mental 
prison bars it takes a lot to 
discover who we truly are 
with all the voices in the 
dark trying to lead us 
astray praying to God that 
he shows us the right 
pathway the sweet 
blessings of a new day is 
what keeps me wanting to 
stay and finish off what we 
started the old me is long 
gone and departed I'm a 
Father on a mission I see 
through eyes of reason no 
mental collisions born to 
create legions of warriors 
to defend the once brave 
the broken and the fallen 
people of to day to them I 
state let yourselves be 
great for if Greatness is 
believed Greatness shall be 
achieved new goals and 
aspirations conceived its 
now time we fulfill our 
destinies. Baring light to 
see the truth amongst all 
the lies I find myself 
questioning as to why we 
still try fighting the wars 
within our minds fear in 
disguise the reason for our 
spiritual demise with all 
this pain inside I just cry 
Baring Light.

Old and Baring

I am old but still baring.
I have had alot of children through the years...
but their all gone now.
Now I'm all alone.
I know I will have more one day.
I stand here and wait for that special day.
Now it's time for me to bare my children.
I can feel them growing from inside then spring out.
All my leaves because I am a tree.

Baring It All

Halfway through the grave lines
Of a flowing sonnet
A cherry verse fastened to the rhyming boughs
Of mine rhythmic apricot, muse

Each rhyme held its own beauty,
As the stormy poet within--
Seized all, began ~ writing furiously 
Regarding, life, death and cantos of love…

Baring all or perhaps nothing at all
Loosing all or perhaps nothing at all…

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