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Hey Sexy

Hey Sexy
Yea I'm talking to you
Don't you look away
Boy if you only knew the things 
I want to do

Hey Sexy
Ooo-wee you make me weak
That's why I studder and trip over my words when I speak
A flaw in you I seek
But nope there's not one I see

Hey Sexy 
I dream of us making love
Under the night stars above
There's no greater thought 
I just hope we don't get caught

Hey Sexy
I want to take your hand
And make you my gorgeous sexy man
I want to run away
And show you all the things 
I can't find the words to say

Hey Sexy
I can't believe I'm telling you this
But it's a chance; a opportunity
I just can't miss

Hey Sexy
Live it up we aint going to live forever
In English class you said that last September 
Do you remember?

Hey Sexy
It started out with just a little crush
Now I don't look at it as such
Now I take it so much more serious
One might say I'm just delirious

Hey Sexy
I've known you for such little time
But in my heart I've already labeled you as mine
© Bria Roach  Create an image from this poem.

The Invention of Sound

Long ago, before words were known
Sound simply didn't exist
A smile was the only thing needed
Or a tear, if someone were missed

Love was then, the language of choice
A silent show of affection
Until that day when sound was invented
The heartbreaking cry of rejection

A teardrop had finally found its voice
The silence was broken in two
A broken heart had finally spoken
And the people knew not what to do

No words of comfort could pass their lips
For words were yet to be known
So the sound of heartbreak spread like cancer
For those doomed to suffer alone

Words would one day come to fruition
And comfort would finally be found
But the silence was silenced forever more
Because the invention of sound
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.

The Tale of Snowman

“Oh Snowman!” sing the children-birds,
“For what reason are you astray?”
He’d put some care into his words.
Who cares what snowmen have to say?

He’d long been keeping up his trade
Of mangling words where truths apply.
But well he knows in this charade
That half the truth is not a lie.

He has no friends or next of kin,
His wisdom wasted on the trees.
His words are lost like nectar in
A world devoid of honeybees.

A bachelor to ardor’s flame
Forsaken by a tragic flaw.
The green-eyed youths know not his name,
And never gazed at snow with awe.

His history’s a fable now.
Much like the ones he’d once unveil.
But never will it die, I vow;
For I have heard his tragic tale.
© Gael Attal  Create an image from this poem.


Sing Me

moon river
teach me how to pray
teach me how to say
i love her
and give
my words two wings
to fly abroad
to heaven
and her precious ears

moon river
send to me your tide
and with these words i cry
send out
to sea
and drift, out with my pride
tears from my eyes
to reach her
on that distant shore

moon river
set my heart a sail
and guied me with the stars
to my love
and when
my time should end
let ours begin
a brand new love never to end

moon river
thank you for my song
don't let it be too long
while i sing
but please
let these two arms
find the two arms
that held me when i was alone

moon river
hear me while i pray
please grant my wish today
and give me
my hope
and heaven i longed
so very long
and i'll be ever greatful to you

Premium Member Nordic Dreams

Through forded streams, nostalgia seems, to be a sense of Nordic Dreams
The pathways to yesterdays, appear to retreat to ample schemes.
Broken nails and nightingales lighten up your brooks and streams.
Take a lock of broken stock to see what truly seems.

Lilt repose in lily throws, is knocking at my silken chair
Through the slits, the moonlight sits, its gaze upon my flaxen hair.
Opportunity flaunts as debutantes, in appearance gracefully debonair.
Gentle words floating from the birds, act upon me without a care

As a white dove from above, with beads of honey running wild
I withdrew to be with you, for words that are Coleridge styled.
They come in turn, to gently discern, and then gather into a pile.
In a continuum, within this kingdom, they come at us all the while.

Though they seem as in a dream, to be of pure fantasy;
if I believe, I may conceive, to have them become reality.
They may seem far as a distant star, but may be in propinquity.
Permanence in ascertainments, can be a hallmark of destiny.

They address as they coalesce, the storefront pretentiousness
in giving description, within inscription, with literary prowess.
Words convey, contained in a foray, upon the domain of impressiveness,
they are contained as they remained, as acknowledged in cohesiveness.

All the rhymes during the times, taste as sweet as butter creams.
As a scribe would inscribe, the essence of moonbeams
In our yesterday, and today, written on papyrus reams
Both fantasy and reality, within the nostalgia of Nordic Dreams.

The Time That Is Moving Round Me Now 4 - 6

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there is no ending of words 

is there anything that may be called 
the end-word 

let the words make questions 
let the words give replies 
let the words shout
let them battle among themselves 

i can’t understand 
why is there so much endeavour 
to take me into that chaos 

a plant of small white flower 
is enough to make a garden itself 

even-then 
an assembly of 
the rose the jasmine the tuberose is made
to increase the rule of the garden 

after picking flowers from those plants 
my wife puts them to the feet of the god 
to worship him 

she has a drinking-glass a plate 
a hand-fan a throne 
for her god 

all are like tiny-toys 

among them 
the throne
is very important 

till today 
in many of our houses 
there is a throne

but it is neither for accession of men 
nor for making themselves king 

i’ve already said 
the throne is for our god 

that means for our lying on 
there may or may not  be 
even a broken cot 

but for our family-god 
to provide a throne
is a must
 
5
on that day 
when once i had gone into the 
myself-man 

i saw 
that the government and the opposition 
both sides were gheraoing  one another 

in the same pace
they were reciprocally
quarrelling threatening rebuffing abusing 

thus there was running 
a fine piece of democracy there 

it gave me enough pleasure 

then i again came out 
of that myself-man
 
in the outer-world
i saw 

bypassing the stones and the hard 
the roots of the trees 
going deep down in the dark
in search of soft soil 

and their branches are taking bent 
towards the sun-light 

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of late 
my intelligence seems somehow 
to become slippery

there is so much pollution 
in the myself-ism 

it seems 
even in collision with my shadow 
some dragon-flies are killed every day 

why do my eyes see so little 
why do my tongue speaks so harsh words 

to whose custody has gone 
those rain-drops 

those lemon-blossoms 

there is the glittering of dew-drops 
on the cob-web

the evening-worship 
is sinking into the barking of dogs 

as if the wings of the parrots 
become van-rickshaw 

as if the moon-light were
gradually retreating 
in the enlightened city-life


Succubus

Seduction 
Spoken words and twisted deeds 
Come hear the siren call 
Play among the sheets 
Be a wicked toy 
Feel the caress of silken words 
Hear the words 
Watch her dance 
Spoken poison 
Twisted mind 
Seductive sex goddess 
Toy with the minds 
Selfish little boys 
Sunken by beauty 
You got exactly what you wanted 
Your death feeds till another night

Decieved By Dreams

Her whispers walked into 
my heart like whirlwind at 
twilight,
each phrase turned to 
solemn sentences like a 
graveyard farewell.

Metalic words stirred the 
cloud and melted into the 
teardrops falling my skies,
''It's over, don't bother to 
ask why,
you are a nice guy but... 
goodbye!
She
muttered, with inane 
innocence garnishing her 
face she rendered
her lines, behind her sweet 
smiles
are waves of words 
popping out like missles.

The stars could not contain 
the storm, they became 
blurred at dusk, the 
candlelight of our... first 
night fell under the 
fountain of fears,
the roof of our four year 
old tower is being carted 
away by the whirlwind.

I stammered like a lad that 
finds it hard to learn his 
mother tongue, the tears at 
the gate followed each 
words as they burst from 
the hall
of hurts, '' this is is not fair 
e e e enough,
You know ow ow I don't 
deserve
this'' I blabbed.

Like the proverbial dog 
deaf to the hunter's 
whistle, she braised up to 
respond,
twisting her tongue in a 
kiss mode, and with the 
same first smile that stole 
my heart, she dealt the final
blow:
the bombs landed on my 
heart safely and raised the 
dust of
despair,
'' spare me those rhetorics, 
I am
fed up, it's final, get that 
into your
poetic skull''. She roared.

I sank into my sofa, as I 
watch her shadow walked 
out of the door.
Each teardrop left a 
trail...my tongue got the 
lion share of it's taste and 
my pillow was not spared 
by the
streams of tears.

Alas! The morning breeze 
carressed my
lips, the orange sunlight 
stole through the curtains, 
I felt...her warm arms all 
over me as I woke up to 
find her right by my
side,with red roses all 
around the bed.
It dawned on me, that I 
never lost her after all. I 
was drowned in a dream 
of deciet.
(c) 2012.
Adeleke Adeite

Flirtatious In Mind...<8>

She is of all delight a wild heart
Her words penned in mind
Set scenes on fire
With seductive desire
Once read once seen 
A moment for all to adore
Her flirtatious style rides you high
A moment of urgent lines
Your imagination takes over the mind
An spirit of mystery holds you
A Journey within her mind
Can you hide inside for a while 
Just to admire her flame of flames
Her words like sonata to the senses
A daydream away 
Instead you wait till the next line is deserved

The Prodigy

She picked up pen and paper
When she was only three years old
What happened next was miraculous
A story that's never been told

Not knowing how to read or write
The words just fell in place
She wrote with understanding
From the pain that was on her face

They said she was a prodigy
A poet of old reborn
For her words could bring new found hope
To all who were tired and worn

People came from miles around
To read the words that would heal their pain
Written by a three year old
A miriacle they couldn't explain

She wrote for only three more years
Then her pen fell silent like before
This prodigy couldn't read or write
She was a little girl once more
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.

Direction Unknown

The poetry comes sounding; through the beating of the drums;
And with it come the messages; which from this life will come.
  Pictures can be painted; of winged hearts of love;
  And creation through a window; is watching from above.
The concepts of integrity; sing an ancient tune;
While the givers of disparities; praise the dark side of the moon.
  The wind has spoke soprano; while the thunder runs the base;
  You may hear just what you want to; but the answers have no face.
The rider on a pale horse; brings a mighty word;
But maybe in these words as such; these mighty words you’ve heard.
  Everything is everything; but little stays the same;
  And this mystery is confusing; as is the nature of its game.

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