Best Nakedly Poems


Premium Member The Joy Killing Poet

**Back smile/smile Back **

With your heads way up your :]ssa[: 
You will never accomplish the win
I got shots that will protect me from your rabid ways
After you fell into a non-stop falling disease, 
Your movements weakened
Straight from a dried up well, 
Every day you frolic in a disorder that causes more brain damage 
With progressive mental retardation 
You continue to lick the top of your cleft lips

He is the saddest sadist human that ever lived!
So sad he has to live with himself every night
Kissing his young ones Goodnight 
In ways I can't even breathe to tell
The way he follows rabbits down the bunny hole
Killing each laughing hare
Wiping smiles, leaning in, 
The madness in Alice's Wonderland 
Madder and Madder The Hatter
Revealing
Your boldness is nothing more than baldness
A man in a monkey suit
Molesting the minds of his idiotic circle, 
Trying to kill the joy, not knowing
We don't care about his false Harvard WAY
I rather stay here dropping out, than pretending
Following his made-up perception, a cropped out waste
His taste, my best copypaste, he jacked on
A stench, they left behind when open mouths laugh
He educates by attacking women better than his own
Silently to the top of his knife, he stalks nakedly
Removing a few poems he plagiarized
His Poorness, brought many to donate to the salvation of his army
Sadness Delivered by the Joy Killing Poet and his little pigs

Cross My heart and hope to die!!!

~SKAT~
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Premium Member Autumn's Fallen Leaves

There's sadness in falling leaves, but beauty 
     in the carpet they lay at our feet.
                                               ~ by poet


I walked across a trestle bridge cloaked in scarlet leaves
They had whirled and pirouetted as if little ballerinas
dancing in Autumn's wind at the end of their season 
How bravely they continued until bowing on the bridge
Not a sound did they make, weaving around each other 
Looking on were their bare branches, nakedly chagrinned
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Night Creatures

Like a gecko, that one changes their colours
speaks in tongues long then short blue
climbing up and down walls clicking
translating the draconians’ poetic profusions
all are night creatures in the absence of light fluctuations

they scurry along the cracks over the white and the black 
5 fingers 5 toes, quite quite reptilian, 
efficient in the chosen environment, useful,
amusing a muse, then, when the mourning sun rises, 
contradictory, scurrilous, misplaced, undeniably ugly, 

yet cute

Night creatures, light framed 
lone vigils, velvet skinned strict vigilantes
on all fours preying Carthusian monks
nakedly bathed in absinthe chartreuse
through their clicking chants, looking for true

through the glass onion
peeling back layers 
shedding skin
on a wall
5 fingers, 5 toes 

amusing a muse



Candide Diderot. ‘24 





sadeness.
enigma.


December To May

The land still held in wint'ry grasp.
Against the chill my breath did rasp.
When for a moment my eyes did see,
A fair maiden dancing nakedly.
Nary a stitch nor thread on her wond'rous shape.
As she beckoned I could naught but gape.
When she spoke her voice was a melody,
Promising things that I only dreamed.
I went to her in bewildered awe,
And this is suddenly what I saw-

White roses tangled in her flaxen tresses,
A thousand poppies at her feet,
Fairies danced in diaphinous dresses,
With sunlight was the scene replete.

On she led o'er field and meadow.
Where she trod the spring would show.
With love and joy my heart did swell,
For this maiden had rescued me from winter's hell.
For hours we laughed and sang and such.
I would gasp and tremble at her every touch.
Not once did I think to inquire her name,
Nor did I ask from whence she came.
We rested at length 'neath a stately oak,
And this I found when I awoke-

Gone was my maiden and the spring she brought,
Frozen were the fields and meadows,
Simply a dream, or so I had thought,
Yet clasped in my hand, a single white rose.

I return each day to this lonely place,
Hoping to glimpse my fair maiden's face.
Low does the sun sink in the winter sky,
When I turn home with a tear in my eye.
For once again she has neglected to show,
And left me this wretched ice and snow.
Yet I musn't believe that she does not care,
Lest I should let my heart despair.
For she will return again one day,
Turning as she goes, December to May.

Love Her Chapters

Carress her spine, 
Finger the folds of her pages, 
Make love to her letters, 
Touch her where she is most fragile, 
Make her bindings come undone. 
Love her, nakedly. 
Love her like your favorite book.

Premium Member The Can-Can

“what inspires you to write
such indiscriminate indiscretions
like that?” he speaks to himself 
and thinks 

not long 
without thinking,
unnaturally he feels,
something, so
 
he promptly writes 
it all down 
without a further
doo-diddley-day

there you go 
a muse 

the muse amused
reads his take on it all
and up her mind goes,
the ride, like a pole 

flags, waving
checkered, 
black and white,
racing all the way

up and down
down and up 
the rollercoaster thrill
of it all

jack was planting seeds
for his bean stalking tour 
counting the footsteps 
along the imprinting way

she wasn't eating
her curds and whey

you have to be quick 
like you know, 
nimble
sometimes

she galumphs
naturally 
unnaturally
across the page 

burlesque,
headlights 
turned on, full beam, 
delivering the splits

smiling 
for laughs,
the laughs, 
always splitting the mix

can-can 
she thinks,
masked, yet best
in tap dance shoes

nakedly 
confronting
fingers tapping
minds pointing

un-a-mused
qué más se puede pedir
Spanish for those untouched 
uber tall flaming flamingoes

que puis-je dire
French kissed
all the way
for the les enfants terrible

a - mused
fearlessly venturing
forward
for more

let them go, 
the others
waltzing Old Time 
away, out the door

'tis better
elemental 
she feels
the win-win

can-can 
she thinks
and smiles
amused  

indiscreetly 
not 
turning
away

win-win
she smiles 
a full-wattage
salute

can-can 

She
thinks,
begin 
the beguine

indiscreetly 
not 
turning
away




Candide Diderot. ‘24


Ode To You

It is not how you look, 
But how I see you, 
With chaste heart and pure eyes, 
I solemnize you, 

My beloved, 
I restraining my fervent blood, 
To be recognize not, 
I quietly awake, 

But you bed yourself in my lines, 
As in placid lakes, 
Or wave-foam

Earth music
Seas fragrance
In you, 

Nakedly clear, 
And beautiful to me, 
Whether it is your strong hands, 

On my breast, 
At a primal touch, 
Or your ultra thick lips, 

Like a musical instrument, 
The essentials of your skin, 
Color and redolence.

The deep landscape 
And meekness of your eyes.

You steal my breathe in a verse, 
And I keep writing to you my love.


Copyright©ElenaToledo2009

Premium Member Paisley Swallows

That one lost their tongue
somewhere along the way
long ago, the sound,
doesn’t come out the same
anymore, so they roll it up 
like a carpet containing 
a nakedly dead body
of blunt words 
like unplucked violins
untuned to how it all 
really works 
begging to be heard,
and the flowery prose, 
purple and bruised 
like over-ripe fruit
teeth rottingly sugary sweet, 
is now seen 
day-in-and-night-out,
struggling with ease 
way too much 
like madness overgrown, 
the dense overgrowth 
of language unspoke
hides glittering gems 
blushing shamefully
more exquisite than 
the now daily averies
all penned in babel
that flow in glass jarring
anticipated patterns 
of suffocating 
paisley prose,
the simple beauty
in the plainly spoke,
never again 
to be seen nor heard,
the mercurial metaphors
birdfeed scattered
to the begging migrations
of petulant bluebirds
naughty nightingales 
honey trapping 
wet-beaked hummingbirds 
all beating hearts
with their wild wind flapping,
tossing sticks and stones 
to those tongue thirsty 
kiss lapping, lap dancing 
love parched, gargling
swallows





Candide Diderot. ‘24

Rose-Red Delusional Grandeur

poetically fractured retractions
   gnashing night prayers, 
scribbling braille,
     written sideways
 dipped in holy water's resolution,
compromising statements
     of disbelief's proclamation
spinning music the color
     of nakedly sick psycho, yet
burnished souls keep on ticking
   quarter past total trade-offs
   in a spoonful of smoky reflections
         sans acid's sugar trip,
anointed of rose-reddish
        bloody false pretenses
dancing off center phases
       in disillusioned
   pirouettes of pseudo redemption,
whirling out of control on
         staged tapestry's loftiness
   surrendered ballet slippers 
        in blistered half promises,
as twisted metaphors sprightly
       tuned out spun anomalies
below birds on a rusty wire tweeting
     admissions' cobalt blue hazed execution,
rendered inky alterations' inquisitions 
        'pon pedaled pink fluff profundity,
exhaling paroxysms' jazzily engaged poesy
    in vehemently enraged deliverance,
naught one is ever as they seem
  through pigmented film 'neath
    figment's imagined looking glass
         of ingratiated delusional grandeur
© Paloma P  Create an image from this poem.

Melodies of Romance

Melodies of Romance

I can imagine sweet memories of melodies of romance as we harmonize
Of magical moments in time of a vibrant view of an aquamarine ocean
As I hear a constant rthymn inviting as a commotion of genteel waves
Touching in glistening like a golden well-trodden sands of silken beaches
When under the stars an oceanic breeze leaves many embraces of palms,
In tune with an all -consuming love in a vigilante evocative sweet motion
Morning thus begins a masterpiece of  the earliest of colorful hue of dawn.

As time drifts by evening thus prevails nourishing and electrical psychedelic view
The sparkling glow of a electrical  fashionable style of whats inside of you
In moments sweet glory cries the beauties upon this day on crimson sky
Aflame is the lighting of luminous flamboyant along the exuberant seaside
In plain view are precious pearls which are lovingly enveloped round your manly arms
Into the dazzling exotic sands; on the lazy isle that lays nakedly within the warmth on
Your endearing thoughts which slowly fades like a silhouette dancing and swaying
In rhapsodies blatant hypnotic sinuous searching hands in wonton desire as I want you.

Written: 1/24/2015
Theresa
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Premium Member The Only Way To Go

When I was a new seminarian
I had a favorite parish priest mentor
who told me the best way to die
is while having an ******.

I wasn't sure if I could ask
why he was so exclamatory sure
of his nakedly compromising position.
I did not really know him all that well,
although he seemed to be a swell up kind of Father.

Perhaps I looked a bit nervous
because he hastened to reassure me
the reason he is enamored of orgasms,
of peak experiences,
is because they transcend our cognitive dualities
in-between polyamorous Eros 
and polytheistic Agape.

Orgasms are ecstatic climatic events,
warm full-bodied memories
of mindbody interdependence,
of holistic cooperative economic enlightenment
and political empowerment within
every organ and cell,
muscle and happy little ego-subsystem
groaning out this profoundly universal Yes!
with both LeftBrain audio-visual ethos compassion
and RightBrain universally uniting
neurosensory climate of eros pleasure.

I didn't know what to say to this bicameral-sexual therapy.
But, if this is an option for how to die,
it does sound like the only ecstatic one I have ever heard.

So I said that.
And then my mentor suggested I go home
and practice 
living that same way.

Interesting,
how orgasms struggle through rhapsodic space
while dying struggles against too-fast insufficient time.

Premium Member Chores

Spin, twirl, they swirl
Mesmerized I sit
And watch colours mix,
match.... hopefully

Here is that sock,
it gapes and screams
silenced by the brief
strangled by failed
shirr

It purrs, white one-eyed cat alike
(I sneeze, washing-powder
allergy.) 

To fall asleep
so soothingly lulled
to oblivion,
nakedly in wait
for my beloved 
belongings.

***

May 23, 2017 
Copyright © Darren White

The Four Seasons

Small speckles of wild grass
Looking like tiny green drops
That had fallen to the earth
Were the very first sign

Waving in the breeze
With their feathery tops rippling
They slowly reached for the sun
Growing much taller than myself

Then the dragonflies
Darting about like lost Messerschmitts
Looking for a place to land
Foretold of the coming

As I looked down the long winding path
I saw off in the distance
A slight figure of a woman
Drawing closer and closer

It was you
(And I had missed you so)
With your smiling face
And your arms wildly waving hello

Must be spring
———————————————–

The unusually humid
Hot summer night
Found my hands sliding
Along your warm, moist body

As I watched you
Uncovered
Lying nakedly on the cool sheets
My eyes followed a single drop
Of beaded sweat
Which had leisurely rolled down
Your gentle curves
And magically disappeared

As you awoke to my touch
Smiling
We both followed
The movements of my fingers
Thoroughly searching
For a single drop of water
Lost within the folds
Of your thighs

Must be summer
——————————————

There was not a bird in the sky
They had all fallen
Into the top
Of a large red oak tree
On the northeast side of the meadow

Each one singing
Louder than the next
Until all the leaves shattered
And fell

Must be autumn
—————————————–

A single leaf
On a tree
Unyielding
Is all that remains
As a tribute to summer

While on the ground
Changing patterns with the blowing wind
The dry crinkling sound of leaves
Moves to and fro

As the tree quietly sleeps
Waiting
For the chilly mornings to pass
And the warmth of a spring rain
To say… hello

I sit at my window
Staring down the road
Counting the passing days
Until I see your smiling face
And your arms wildly waving hello

Must be winter
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Beautiful Love Nature

Encoded mind 

Camouflage eyes 
Nakedly I except you 
 
Invisible kiss
Pinecone at its peak 
Everlasting stream 
 
Playful chase 
Wild become still 
Universal love 
 
Thousand rainfall 
The silent call 
Of the beautiful heart 
Wondrous creation 
Beautiful nature

A Crime of Passion Like Victim Status

Come a little closer baby, wanna lay you down, rip 
off pants, on the ground, you lift my skirt, I lean 
in, as you go up my thigh, against the wall, 
boy,spread that world boss body,stripe it down 
nakedly,Take to a call of duty, calls your 
name,surrender your gun-shooter,No need to 
talk,just pleasure,and do your thing,Like A real 
thug, in A crime of passion should,Drink my 
creamy milk, and eat my doughnut hole,No time to 
waste, I've been a bad bad girl,so make me 
scream n' moan, nigga, Like victim status,Hard n' 
stiff,pound me to the teeth,And Rape me please, 
time n' time again,I need it now,please I beg of 
you,HURRY!!! The popo's are coming, I quickly 
cum,as you tightly grip,sweats pouring,pounding 
down the door,enforcing it, I gave my all, hope 
you enjoyed it......

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