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Premium Member Princess Philomena 3

So he began spinning her the most beautiful golden yarns 
trying to dazzle and impress 
none of anything he laid bare appealed to her
It was then he turned and said
he would create the wrath of Hell upon her cursing 
each foul word striking 
The emperor dashed at her
he felt beneath her
commanding his guards to put chains around her neck
they then threw her in the deep waters of the Tiber
The order was carried out to his very word
cast into the murky waters
God sent two angels to unfasten the anchor 
took her straight to Heaven this gripped me with awe
how pure something beautiful is with love
She cries in our sorrow the joy of a rose
The emperor dragged her through the streets of Rome
shot at with a shower of arrows
I was dying she said her beautiful words
I fell into the sweetest sleep
she was cured when she awoke
the arrows turned and struck those that rained them down upon her
The emperor began calling her a magician
thinking to himself the actions of fire
would destroy this enchantment
that for me was a story of all stories 
Heavenly spouse with He who placed the crown
of virginity upon your head
holding in His hand the palm of martyrdom 
standing side by side with the elite in Heaven
She smiled this day when she appeared telling her story
entering into the glory was Friday
the third hour after midday
The very same hour 
Our Divine Master expired
She is now a princess of Heaven forever shining loves light
filled with her beautiful colors
halo all dreams and hopes in loves prayer



Always love is a Heavenly mist of light
stripped to the bone forever shines golden bright
after writing this I went for a walk and for some reason the sun began brushing 
warmly my face I could feel the deep gift of love stored deep inside 
what a treasure to behold flowing through the veins warm glorious love 
Pride was my downfall never saw the face hidden behind this mask
kissing humble I knelt at the lords feet
weeping begging his grace 
I lost everything yet one smiles inside peace 
darkness is just clouds within love always so pure when the light is complete
Categories: unfasten, angel, beautiful, beauty, blessing,
Form: Free verse

How To Entice a Rose

Tame your wish to unfasten
the shut bud ‘til she’s willing!
Give her sweetest thoughts of spring.
Attract her, softly thrilling
with your words and compliments.

If the sprout of rose is closed
you need gentle kindheartedness.
Warm alluring breath of love
may touch cheek with such caress
that first petals open slow.

Now ensure her - and yourself –
that there is no other one
that deserves such attitude
under shining moon and sun
no one that compares to her.

But you have to say the truth
or you will feel painful thorn.
If you do, you’ll see delight
Beautiful as dusk and dawn
when the rose unlocks herself.

Ensnare the ears with kindness,
enmesh with care her splendor.
Cautions stroke her fears away!
Then may your fingers tender
detach the outer casing.

Coat the rose with water drops
from your lips – fresh summerkiss
over body, mind and soul.
Feel with beating heart the bliss
when the trembling bud unclench’s.

Shivering the petals spread
ample to receive delight.
Open are the calyx’s thighs
that entangled day and night
the straight erected carpel.
Categories: unfasten, allegory, caregiving, love, nature,
Form: Classicism

Boys Don'T Cry

Boys don't cry,
I felt my soul collapse and concave into a black hole located in the epicentre of my white heart. 
They never told us that when you let pain nibble on your sanity you lose yourself to the gluttony of pain. 
They never told us that pain never seeps out from the pores of hope,
Or that thick ropes make for comfortable ties that clog up pain from condemning your head.

Boys don't cry,
They only taught us to seal tight the bottle that encages our emotions so that they can live like freedom-deprived animals in these cages.
They told us to drown in shallow glistening pools of tears that defy the laws of gravity,
Taught us to be barbarians and never display weakness on our plain faces.

But they should have told us that
Boys do cry.
Maybe it will take time to unfasten the 'nots' of society but until then...
Boys do not cry, they simply sweat through their eyes
Categories: unfasten, cry,
Form: Free verse

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Take Your Fill

Take your fill of my time
Does it thrill you? 
Do I play every right chord in you,
Or do I dethrone your frustrations
Into raw rage?

Take your fill of my time
Does it pleasure you?
Have I breastfed your ego 
With my warm, mindful nip? 
I can hear my efforts drip, drip, drip

Take your fill of my time
Will it please you?
Or will it rot and dissuade you? 
I feel you disengage,
Until it is I in that raw, raw rage

Take your fill of my time
Will it fail you?
The drips turn into spurts
Till it is my tears you feed on
And it hurts…

Take your fill of my time
Will I miss you?
When I have nothing left to give you
When I turn the other way
And you disregard the sweet, sweet sway

You and I will hear the drips no more
The rage will empty into the desolation
That truth can only replenish
I must unfasten myself from your tirade 
To find a rant of my own, and a way

Will I regret every second of my efforts?
Can I dare breathe without my soul being drained?
Will you never learn
That all that I have lost from you
Cannot the same be gained?

So take your last sip of my time
Will it redeem my worth?
Shall I bite again into the joy I seek?
Or shall I dwindle away
Into solitude’s deep?
Categories: unfasten, angst, confusion, growth, identity,
Form: Free verse

The Forbidden Cupboard

I've been told it's a forbidden cupboard--
A closet of old--white linen covered..
I'm really curious about the thing--
Its contents--and the Peril that could bring..

Surely, I'd hate to know there were Ghosts
Or Vampires that quench their thirst on the hosts;
Beasts of prey Or Pirates that sing
(The idea of a ship doesnt fit this listing)

What other people might be there,
That wait upon to give me a scare:
What's within, I need to find--
It's thought-provoking--troubles my mind...

A headless Ghoul, some creepy Creep
(Or a lovely Maiden, with her sheep--
I'd be glad to meet her for sure..)
Thus thinking, I pass-by a door...:

Behind this, stands the Forbidden Cupboard,
Now if I open it to see, would I find a leopard!

So be it--my mind's made--I enter the room:
Making for that thing there, Pushing aside a broom,
I uncover it, with a single jerk, unfasten it's latch..
But to pull it open now, I find fears to match...

There's a creeking in the room
And the brushing-aside of a broom...
The thought of Death enters the mind--
I feel now a presence from behind...
Categories: unfasten, fantasy, imagination, introspection, mystery,
Form: Rhyme

A Real Ghost

I came home one evening whistling a lullaby 
when I saw the first ghost ever:
a pirate with a patched eye;
I quickly ran from him with a pounding heart!

He must have returned and look for me,
anytime I turned the light switch on
he disappeared but moved around the quiet room
his good eye glowed through the dense darkness, 
in full brightness, I couldn't see him!
 
Not being afraid of ghosts takes courage,
kids usually think that some friend is 
impersonating a real ghost
and laughing they mock him to stir rage;
don't be too sure he's a fake,
be on guard, he won't fail the test! 

I waited for him to reappear, 
he refused to show his scarred face;
I spoke aloud, hoping he could hear me,  
he came closer, I felt his menacing
presence in those stumping footsteps
and groans that did not make me tremble!

Finally, he showed himself to me and whispered,
" I'm sorry, I frightened you that evening...I needed
somebody to unfasten my shackles; I was taken prisoner
when my ship sank in the Atlantic Ocean, I lost all! "

" I like to return home and hug my wife and kids;
home is a long way, my England grieves as I! "
I suddenly replied and accepted his request for freedom,
" I will help you, sir, and relieve your excruciating pain. "
And before he could say another word, I loosened 
his shackles feeling his swollen feet shake tremendously!

I looked up and saw the most grateful smile flashing at me,
" Thank you good child for giving me back my freedom! "
He waved until he vanished into that ocean he roamed for years;
I was glad for having been the bravest kid who didn't fear ghosts!
Categories: unfasten, courage, dark, england, fantasy,
Form: Free verse


Midnight Romance

In what a dazzling look she comes tonight

Cerulean sky laughing in her brook

Obsidian orbs in eyes to ignite

A crimson lust for every longing nook


In charcoal ash of roses on the floor

He stares how she makes them blossom again 

In smoke of love birds go wild as they soar

As he strokes her smooth skin like porcelain 


Her pearls and sable as they unfasten

A drink of absinthe he holds up to her

Ivory mist invites horses that stun

A surreal quenching of wild hunger


As the night train north and southward they meet

The tulips of snow blush in their heartbeat 


October, 18, 2018
For the Poetry Contest: Midnight Romance Contest
Sponsored by: Dale Gregory Cozart
Categories: unfasten, color, horse, love, lust,
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Moment Stolen In Time Beside Me Lay

As I stand by the kitchen window I must say
My chin against my chest spent from working all day
Warm wet soapsuds adhere to my hands as I pray
Washing the seasoned tableware, running away
Unfasten thoughts of daily drudgery workday

An incredible tranquil moment sets at bay
As I gaze out and see the caramel gateway
The sun’s glow starts to wane at a distance  array
Warm honey caramel  bathed yard melting a  way
Freezing  out my emotions from the day to day
Reality dream walking through a hue archway
A fond moment   stolen  in time  beside me lay


1/15/2017
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unfasten, dream, work,
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Haiku 29

Butterflies and her lips
	unfasten rare harmonies.
	Joy in the music.







	




        © Jack Jordan 2013
Categories: unfasten, music, song,
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Unpick

unpick the stitches
unravel the elements
unfasten rewind
Categories: unfasten, memory,
Form: Haiku

The Locklears Chapter Five

"W,w,w,why are the two of you doing this 
to me".  "Because it's fun Timothy and 
people like you make me sick".  Walking 
over to Linda, Rusty took the scalpel out of 
Linda's hand and cut Timothy's throat.  
Seeing Rusty take another man's life 
made Linda horny all over again.  "You have 
to find the next victim" Linda said as she 
turned towards her husband.  "I've already 
got one picked out.  She's a pill popping 
junkie whore".  Getting down on her knees 
Linda unfasten Rusty's pants.  She pulled 
out his hard dick and placed it in her 
mouth.  She sucked and sucked for what 
felt like an hour.  Filling her mouth with 
semen she happily swallowed the huge 
load.  "C'mon it's time to get rid of the 
body" Rusty could hardly get the words 
out of his mouth as he just finished an 
*******.  "Linda baby go get the 
chainsaw.  We have to get rid of the body" 
Rusty began to unshackle Timothy's 
lifeless body.  Walking back into the 
darkness behind Timothy Linda brought 
back the chainsaw.  Timothy's body hit 
the floor making a loud thud.  Rusty 
cranked up the chainsaw and dismantled 
Timothy's body.  Linda ran up stairs and 
brought large black trash bags back down
to Rusty.  "I'll go get rid of these body 
parts.  You stay here and clean up".  "Ok" 
replied Linda.  Rusty went and put the 
black trash bags with Timothy's remains 
onto the back of his 
black 1990 Ram truck.  Rusty drove 
throughout the city of Green Haven and 
dumped Timothy's body parts in 
dumpsters on the north side, east side, 
west side, and south side of Green Haven.  
Returning home the smell of bleach, Pine 
Sol, and other cleaning products greeted 
him at the door.  "Linda I'm back".  "Come 
down to the basement Rusty.  Well this 
was the best Sunday I ever had".
Written by Keith Edward Baucum aka The 
Brown Philosopher aka The Green Poet
Categories: unfasten, dark,
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Laughable Experience

"Listen my children and you shall hear"
Of a laughable experience happened this year
Dressed and ready everything near
Load arms, walk out door without fear

Put all parcels in back seat of car
Glance around see left front door ajar
Slam car door try to move but skirt caught
Keys locked in car_there's front door afar

Thinking swiftly what will really work
Keys in car_front door ajar_trapped
Look around not a soul to laugh with smirk
Unfasten my skirt_dash for the door like one snapped

Only in my sheer underwear and shirt
Praying please, "Ghost of the wind don't move_
And touch that door gently blowing it closed"
Running like the wind just made it my friend...

(This did not happen to me..
I was reading about someone
who this happened to so I can
not take credit for the idea..)

(First line is a quote from "Midnight 
Ride Of Paul Revere"...
Categories: unfasten, funny
Form: Rhyme

Mountains

Whispers handsome infinity
Time stands still in the vicinity
Mountains that I love to see
Clouds hug them with impish glee
I am fortunate in my tent at Wang Di 

On the top are my birds of pinkish hue
They slip out at my tempted palm
Mountains teach me how to sit and stare 
Not to touch and instead satiate my gaze
At the play of lucky dreams on the cloud-hugged peaks


Wind blows into the rhododendrons
I want to rush inside the hug of clouds and flowers
Mountains teach me a lesson of not to hasten
Instead unfasten knots of beauty feelingly
I smile and say, it’s indeed very lovely 

Wishing to smell the valley I step ahead
I’m about to lay my cheek on the velvet of the slopes
Mountains ask me not to get so tightly close
Instead inhale the aroma arising from the body
I envy the lambs that graze there to their heart’s content

Were I a lamb free to taste the valley and hill
But then the touch of timelessness would have been missing perhaps
Two dimples come out charmingly as the mountains say so
______________________________________________________________
July 9, 2016
Categories: unfasten, beauty, bird, flower, jealousy,
Form: Free verse

Four a M Feeding

i light no lamp
i go by ache
and touch

the song of your hunger
guides me
to your humid nest   my hands
curl under your arms and lift

it's instinct this gift
i give you at night
i know you
differently
smell you   when i can't see you

buttons to unfasten
half asleep
it's hard to work my fingers
and juggle you
but soon   i fold you
in the crook of my arm
these pouches of stone
four hours without you
look what it does

you seek me
blindly   rooting for the source
i croon
it is there
i melt and gush
you choke break cough
too much 
too fast 
gurgling to your belly

milk splatters your face and fuzzy scalp
milk sweet and warm    such
plenty to grow on

i nuzzle your head
and rock the chair
slip my hand 
under your gown
to fondle

your miniature toes

little peach little plum
i cannot imagine you
grown
Categories: unfasten, birth, caregiving, celebration, love,
Form: Free verse

Double-Edged

Double-edged

Maybe,     I       should 
dig       faster       now, 
but        my        hands 
are     already   numb, 
and       this     gasping 
lamp       shows        to 
be           troublesome. 
The              undecided 
sweat   on    my    face 
comes    to    a      halt, 
as   a  light,    daunting 
and                 blatantly 
obvious           unfasten 
my             camouflage 
amongst  the shadows. 
The       paleness       of 
the   moon   tricks me, 
and     quenches    the 
flicker  of  a  faithful’s 
vigilance.To   witness 
the treachery  of  the 
deepening      shade 
like a deadly snare 
for  a   fallen 
prey.
Categories: unfasten, conflict,
Form: Free verse
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