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Premium Member I Want Your Seeds

**"And his name was Jack"**

No one perceives what abides above the clouds. 
A giant, a harp, maybe golden eggs. 
I demand to see and feel before I believe. 
A castle, a dream…. I want the magic beans!!!
~~~

I'm the daughter of a farmer. 
I have a donkey to ride, a story to tell.
“Jack and the Beanstalk” my favorite tale. 
 
Once upon a morbid dawn. 
I inhale a tiny simple yawn
Like the morning sun levitating over the farm,
I rise towards the village square to sell my ass
Along the open path, my ass and I desired a drink. 
Near the rustic river, 
I'd seen an old Englishman, sitting on a log. 
It looked as if time was approaching his brink. 
In his hand, he had a sack.
A bag, a bag, embroil of ivory and black. 
His eyes were not from this ground. 
His body fragile - it uttered a moaning sound.
He was of dirt. 
I was pure. 
He pledged his life to me. 
I debated .... with many thoughts, 
Although his eyes... 
My eyes... Will never meet again.
"I want what's in the bag!"

In a gasp, he whispers, 
"I'll give you anything for that ass.
my legs and bones can’t hold up on their own!”
I knelt down to where he sat 
Smelling his essence of rot
I reached forward and grabbed his baggage 
He griped, "This bag is all I got!" 
 
I answered, "And this sir is a fine ASS!" 
He replied, "I have no cash." 
Scowling at him, “NO I want your demon seeds!" 
My blood grew thin... 
Inhaling and exhaling  - his sin 
The old man all shriveled and timeworn, 
Proposed the birthright of the seeds. 
"Yes, plant them! Plant them!" 
I cried excitedly! 
He pats the field. 
Said "there I am done, 
now clock as it expands"
 
To breed this story short... 
He dispenses his seeds. 
AND, I GAVE HIM MY ASS. 
 
  BY;PD

Premium Member Where Your Eyes Shine I Want To Lie Down

where crystals gleam 
i want to lie

where the scented lily opens
reveals its stamen
tender as babies breath

as unavoidable as our sun's and moon's provocative union 
as desirable as a cooling whisper on a hot humid day
as necessary as the blistering heat
a dream yet to be dreamt

in my wanting
an explosion 
an us reality
you are the joy of laughter 
boxed, wrapped, gifted
all the gems of no monetary value - priceless
moments absorbed fully 

womanhood sings 
and i respond in kind

climb beyond frozen minds
where pianos open
radiate warmth 
cradle purity 
my will nestled in the notes 

where crystals gleam
i want to lie


 

July 25 2016
Maurice Yvonne

Premium Member I Never Ever Want To See You Again

One look at you – that’s all it took
Your long long legs that seem to go on forever
Those eyes staring at me
All I feel for you is revulsion
Hate – it’s a horrible word but I simply detest you
There will never be a place for you in my life ...
Goodbye
Then I flushed the spider down the plughole! 

26th March 2015


Premium Member I Want To See That Look

I want to see that look
That shows the coming rapture
The face of wanton need
Passion's hungry capture
I want to see that look
Testament to lover's game
To know it’s all my doing
unleashing the untame
I want to see that look
Of sheer helpless submission
Knowing that your release
Is timed to my discretion
I want to see that look
Euphoria’s induction
That plea for more and more
A primal need production
I want to see that look
In hungry naked eyes
And hear those trembling lips
Supplicate, moan and sigh
I want to see that look
Before you’re blown away
Exquisite ecstasy triumph
The signature seductress way
I want to see that look
I WANT to see THAT look
Then I can taste my pleasure
For giving you satisfaction
Brings mine on beyond measure

Eileen

Premium Member Want

What men want
Pretty, dangerous things
Things that smell sweet
Things that bite
Things that quicken their hearts
They think that’s what they want 
Until they don’t
Until they lose what they have
Until they realize 
Realize that appetites are dangerous
Appetites devour 
Appetites destroy

What men want
Is to go home again
to be with a woman who loves them
A woman who respects them
A woman who adores them

But she no longer exists
She has seen his treachery 
She sees what he lacks
She now despises him
What women want
He no longer possesses
Men search for heaven
While making their way to hell
Her fury aids him on his way.

Submitted to John Hamilton’s Free Verse contest.

Premium Member The Person I Want To Be

 "I am my father's daughter and I am not afraid of anything."

                                     Quote by - Queen Elizabeth I 


I want to be the person my father was, kind, forgiving, loving and faithful.
He was a man who loved nature and taught me everything he knew about
the forest, the foliage, wildflowers, birds and creatures, and of the seasons.
I want to be that kind of person who loves nature and works to preserve it. 

    My father loved quotes, had one for every situation.  I love quotes too
and realize now how fitting his quotes were.

    He took me on hikes, like wilderness vision quests.  Up mountain trails
to the top and we would camp under the stars, and follow streams.

    I want to be that kind of person too, who is not afraid to go into the
unknown without fear to find myself, to be spiritual.

My father had amazing ethics, was a good husband and father, and friend.
His co-workers spoke highly of him.  He was a hardworker, I want to be like
that, he had goals, I have goals, he taught to me to leave things the right
way, to never run away, but to turn away from a fight, a stronger person.

    He was not a writer, but loved listening to me read him my poetry, he 
was encouraging and a good listener, I think that I am too because of him.

    Father was quite a storyteller, well, I am too. I could listen to his stories
forever, mother said only half of those stories were true, but I did not care.

    I took his death hard, like a part of me was missing, a forever wound,
until I realized everything father had left me so I could grow into me.


Premium Member Know What You Want

Dear Youth, I know that many
of you are floundering.
The world is so uncertain now
and sometimes so unkind.

It was a simpler time 
when I was in my youth,
yet still I went into life’s fray as if
I wore a blindfold on my eyes!
Things didn’t turn out terribly for me,
but I had dreams left unfulfilled.
Sometimes I think of those that I have missed.

Be true to who you are.
That is one thing that I’ve always tried to be.
It’s seen me through sorrows
and helped me more to enjoy my life.
But I would add to that at least this one more thing -
this final slice of my advice.
It’s one that no one really ever gave to ME:

Think long and hard about the things
you really truly want.
Focus on those things - or at the very least -
focus on the one thing you want most.
Once you know what you want,
imagine it, just really picture it, and then . . .
simply go for it!

Dec. 17, 2020 for Edward Ibeh's Your Advice To The Youth Poetry Contest

Premium Member Don'T Want To Be a Princess

Let me tell you a story....
of a little girl who didn't want to be a Princess!!!!

it happened a long time ago, in the life of an adorable girl of seven,
who lived in the busiest humming city, enormously crowded. 

a gentle dreamy-eyed girl, who chose secret corners to read,
and play with her cherished dolls' house, which her father built.

as it happened..her father found a job..and it was an idyllic countryside,
excitedly she followed family, felt fortunate to be close to nature. 

a fairyland of her dreams, a picturesque hamlet surrounded by lush fields, 
lived in a cottage encircled by a gorgeous garden, bird-songs, and swings.

she went to the village-school, which was a mere walking distance,
carrying her backpack, water bottle, and books she needed. 

her father was the powerful manager of the local textile mill,
where most of the villagers worked, and earned their living. 

all the children glanced at her as if she were a Princess,
but this soft dainty lass craved to be purely one of them. 

she noticed...those children were walking barefoot to school, 
no backpack, no bottle of water, no shiny expensive clothes. 

end of the day, she returned home, and declared to her caring parents, 
"I don't need the backpack, bottle for water, or the stylish shoes...

starting from tomorrow, I am going to walk to school barefoot"
her parents were shocked, but didn't disagree with her at all.

from the following day, the warm friendly girl of seven,
felt totally comfortable and undoubtedly right, with her decision. 

all children were frolicking with her, no more was she a distant Princess, 
she was their delightful friend...sharing the same life they had in the village. 

she still remembers those eyes which sparkled with wonder at the way they were accepted, 
a lifelong memory was created, the gesture kindled a feeling of oneness. 


                                         April 16, 2022
                    For N - Form Narrative - New - Poetry Contest
                                           Theme:Life
                           Sponsor: Constance La France
                                        SECOND PLACE

Premium Member I Want You So Bad

l know you not, you don't know me
You gave me praise my poems, you see
We seem to click right from the start
My breaths draw in deep and races my heart

Your contact I yurn impatient I grow
You make me tingle from head to toe
I wish you were here with me just now
My bed would be warmed I'll show you how

Why do I want you so much that I hurt
To touch your firm body gentle and pert
You have so much power I cannot deny
Rhyme and reason you seem to defy

I feel your love calling my body so weak
The fact I don't know you am I a freak
Am I just dreaming my feelings seem real
Just tell me you want me your heart I can steal

Maybe I'll meet you no longer a dream
You'll milk me of love to flow like a stream
When two become one just for a while
We part like we met but with more of a smile
© Roger Page  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Men You Definitely Wouldn'T Want To Date - Part 1

I once dated a pilot …
We both had our head in the clouds
Our relationship lead to a lot of turbulence - 
I guess it never really got off the ground!

I once dated a glazier…
He thought I would be putty in his hands
But I could see right through him…
He was constantly smashed

I once dated an undertaker…
He knew he had stiff competition
I couldn’t cope - he was always ‘coffin’ when he picked me up in his hearse
He had no sense of humour in fact he was dead boring

I once dated an angler
The thought he was a real catch…
But the scales soon fell from my eyes
As he was obsessed with his flies

I once dated a footballer
He thought he could score with me
Told me he had great tackle…
But it was just a load of balls

I once dated a fishmonger…
He thought he was cod’s gift to women
He invited me back to his plaice…
Where I found out he was really a cold fish

Submitted to 101 poems in a row 
Sponsored by PD Linda:-)

15th April 2016

Premium Member I Want To Skinny Dip

I want to skinny dip in pools of your eyes
And dry myself on lashes bordering there
I want to slide on lush plush of your lips
Then fall asleep on pillowed warmth of cheek
I want to reach the hollow of your chest
And camp above the rumbling of your heart 
I want to flirt with fingers of your hand
Then cloistered be, wrapped safe inside your palm
I want to enter world of waiting mouth
Explore and ride the wet waves of your tongue
I want to dance along what makes you man
And tease and please and swirl around and round
I want to course through rapids of your veins  
And then set fire to sanctum of your heart
I want to glide and dip in every breath
And sail the glorious sea of dreams and thoughts
I want all this and then I want much more,
For, darling, you're the one whom I adore

Eileen Manassian

Premium Member I Swear I Want To Die

It’s our second date. 

On our first date we talked until sun rise 
all I wanted to do was to keep looking at you, 
to keep looking at your lips,
to keep looking at your eyes,
listen to you attentively. 

I should tell you
I was resentful 
of the morning light 
placed a dot 
on chapter one 
of you and me.


This time we start our date 
at my favourite restaurant. 

You tell me you love it. 

We dine in the divine atmosphere
of two strangers slowly becoming friends. 

Your laugh sends joy 
back to my past, 
through to my future, 
your laugh is my  joyful present . 

Your smile hugs my body. 

I think you may be the one. 

Then I wonder if I spoke my thought out loud. 

Coincidentally you suddenly hold my hand 
with both of yours 
as you speak to me looking at me eye to eye. 

I swear I want to die, 
now,
in this perfect moment,
in this perfect us.

I don’t remember leaving. 

I do leave
but this time I don’t feel alone.

This time I feel you with me.

I start to laugh happy in this silly me. 

I paint you from memory 
on the retina of my eye.

I fall asleep 
just to
visit you 
in my dreams. 

04~12~2014
Maurice Yvonne

Premium Member I Want Peace

I want a piece of chocolate cake
Oh and a delicious piece of cherry pie
I want a piece of that place called Fort Knox
With all those pieces I could afford a lot

I want a piece of that lady over there
In her haute couture she saunters with such flair
I want a piece of the clouds in the sky
I just want it, don't ask me why!

I want some tiny peace of mind
To have some pieces left to be kind
Then I can give you a piece of  Art
A piece I promise comes straight from the heart

Premium Member Cancer - Remembering What You Want To Forget

You crept into our lives
silently stalking
like a cat burglar in the dead of night
invading every aspect of our world

Robotic treatment by the Da Vinci Machine
operated by a skilled surgeon
removed this blight from our lives ...
yet lurking in the back of our minds
your memory remains

Cancer, you violated his body
but in a strange way you were a blessing
by giving us a stark reality check

We appreciate our days on earth are limited
and cherish every second 
living each day to the full

Of course we are realistic
one day you may return
but we will do battle with you again
victory will be ours -
and once more you will be a distant memory!



10/5/18

Premium Member It's My Birthday and I'Ll Cry If I Want To - Emotive Poem

I visited mum today 
as I do almost every day

She greeted me with open arms

And then says

‘I didn’t think you’d come ...
I thought you had fallen out with me’

Yet  
Yesterday everything was fine
and it was fine the day before
and the day before that

‘oh it must have been one of my hallucinations’ she says
Then she happily takes my arm 
as we walk slowly to her room

We then take turns playing memory games
A B C of places, boys names, girls names, countries, towns and cities,
fruit and vegetables, birds and animals, occupations
In fact any subject I can think of to keep her brain active

Then suddenly ... 

she jumps from D to J
and has gone back to the previous category

I take her hand
and gently remind her what comes next
then we continue to play quite normally

The time comes for me to leave
I kiss her goodbye
I say 'see you tomorrow' ...
and with that I leave

As I walk home
I am not conscious that I am crying

But ...

I am aware of my tears
which drip down onto my coat -
Thank goodness it’s waterproof!

Over the last five visits
When I’ve left mum’s room
My tears have fallen
I guess I am grieving...
not because she has died
but because bit by bit, ever so gradually 
her memory is slipping away
therefore I am losing my mum as she once was

Today is my birthday 
I could not stem the flow of tears

25th January 2020

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