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Premium Member The Succubus Returns To Engorge and Bleed
The Succubus Returns To Engorge and Bleed
       (The Monster Returns To Feed)


Light filtered in through grey shadows deep
lonely rests...

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Categories: engorge, dark, evil, fear, halloween,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Cashmere Wishes
You waited for this moment,
As if you were an incomplete salutation

You waited for confessional breaths to alleviate this finite evening
Missing its constellations

You wept for their...

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Categories: engorge, life, longing, people,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member One Night Stanza
You called me "baby"
When your eyes streaked
In nudist dialect
Upon my strength

You begged to engorge
My palms
With cinnamon scented lotion

Taking me into melancholic forest
To sacrifice your shedding,...

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Categories: engorge, life, lust, people,
Form: Free verse
Consume Me
Reveled in ancient times, words escape from the crevices of nature
Through soils that many have tread
The living and the dead
Eat everything and take a great...

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Categories: engorge, death, fear, friendship, happiness,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Tentacles
In the heart of the blackest abyss, down, 
Down, in fathoms deep crypt, where light
Does not penetrate, and the structured protective hauls,
Of men, are crushed...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: engorge, boat, fantasy, halloween, history,
Form: Free verse



Metamorphosed
I see their intentions,
In their trances of manipulation, 
Mind-warping affection, they laid upon you, 
And knowingly you feed on what I thought you were absorbing…

You...

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Categories: engorge, beauty, freedom, growth, heart,
Form: Epic
Premium Member A Hunger Unfed
Many a hunger goes unfed.
Some adjust and live with it,
finding satisfaction in suitable activities.
Others push that hunger down, deeper and deeper,
filling the empty hole inside...

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Categories: engorge, people,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Her Intoxicating Smile
Her embedded dialect,
Savored

I become a speechless stanza,
Craving her conjugated inhales

Hopped up grins,
Engorge momentary lapse of pre-judgments

Grandfathered seconds pass my retinas with
3rd eye epiphanies, 
As she...

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Categories: engorge, for her, life, smile,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dusk Descending On the Shore
Dusk descending on the shore -
My eyes engorge themselves on orchid and wisteria swirls 
which frost a blue-cake cotton-candy sky.

Peacefully, deeply, I draw in breath...

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Categories: engorge, eve, nature,
Form: Free verse
Sonnet 14, Part 3 of 3
11. They came to devour and sin.
I was briefed by a cornucopia of beings:
From Torchwood, ARGUS, SHIELD and their kin;
The Talamasca, The Shop and MiB...

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© Tom Arnone  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: engorge, evil, fantasy, fear, horror,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member A Dialogue With God
Come Father, become human and kind...
sit at my  blessed and abundant table,
and have a dialogue with me!
Many questions assumed for myself:
like uncotrollable rivers flooding...

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Categories: engorge, faith, forgiveness, hope, love,
Form: Free verse
Wistful Attraction
That momentous longing that purposed many lowly nights dissipated
Just as I found myself in your presence once again
You tease me, flirt with me, confuse the...

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Categories: engorge, absence, angst, confusion, games,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member LBI, Drifting Sands
LBI, Drifting Sands

Good Morning, Spring.  I know you’re awake.  I see your color rising with the sun.
Through the open balcony door of our...

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Categories: engorge, sea,
Form: Narrative
The Eye of I
THE EYE of I

What is life? What is love?
The eye of I took it in…
The material rolling sweeps highs and lows--valleys cuts, grooves, gullies and...

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© Toni Orban  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: engorge, allusion, senses, sensual,
Form: Free verse
At My Dad's, Thinking About Her
Salty glass eyes,
Thimbles brimming
with summer-leaf green poison
stare back at me.

A stare chilled subzero.
I, of course, imagine this stare
is a defense mechanism to hide her troubles.
I...

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Categories: engorge, care, care, love,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things