Best Whole Thing Poems

life death and in between
all is hard if not seen
hurt is there to bring you down
 love to lift you up both take your feet off ground
never knowing what waits next for you
woundering if his feeling are true...

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Don't even think about the title.
Just wait a while.
Be yourself.
Look in the mirror.
Universes are flooding through your eyes,
Back-and-forth.

It's a pleasure to be read at all.
Would you rather be a wall?
Pasted with peanut butter,
Suffering from a stutter?

A title? What a trifle.
Free verse is the worst.
Slant rhyme...

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Why do you look at me 
like that
why do you taunt me so
when you know 
that every time you do
I fall in love
with the same you 
that isn't in love 
with the same me

we both know that
we can never be 
the same as we were
because...

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Lusciously lemon-like, luxuriously lick able and lovely.
Flourishing flaky forever fantasized cool, crispy, crust.
Sitting succulently, sending salivating signs impossible to ignore.
I sliced you into six pieces this time, rather than eight.
I am too hungry to have just a tiny bit; I need the whole thing.
Uh-oh. The...

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