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Premium Member The Clubbing of Seals

The truth
in which
lies
are ever told,
how injustice
is
anything
but in bold.
How I wish
the watery
essence
from
a frying
pan,
could
stain my eyes,
How I dream,
there
was an undoing
of this child's first cries.
My mother's cradle,
only ever wished
in truth
to snap my neck,
like a wild man,
let loose to Geese
in numbers.
My back,
aches
in this slumber,
how I wish,
I could just
float like
the dust and
be absorbed
into non-existence.
My breath
was never here....

The hypocrisy
surrounding
cuddling of bears,
humanity spared
me affection.
Perhaps out of
devotion
so I would feel
even less
of a fish on a reel,
eye contact, I
can't let go off,
sympathizing
becoming...

clubbing of the seals
is our sad reality.
I refuse the peel,
to go further in depth.
I shake with anxiety at nights,
windows that do shake,
no hand, young or elderly
can comfort me here..
My eyes are darkened
when,
once they were beautiful green.

It was never my nature,
to be hateful,
I was the most loving child,
who grew survival
instincts
in how to be weary
in how beginnings
relate to the ends.
I should have died,
a long time before this....

Premium Member cut a rug

Sometimes we take a turn with others in the dance club.
It’s fun and friendly but when it’s over - you know it.

He stepped on my foot
and I winced in pain
he’d stepped on my foot
and then he did it again

That's the danger in dancing
a slow dance - being too snug
his hands on your back
and you're pinned like a bug

I should wear combat boots
when cutting a rug
with guys I'm not sure of
I’d finally had enough

The last guy ended our dance
by adding a hug - I don’t know,
a bit extra, but I went with the flow

Why am I sweating in strange men’s arms?
Then again, what exactly is the harm?

The social oddity of public touching, 
of course, is that if we weren’t dancing, 
would I even stand close to them?

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A song for this:
I'll Call You Mine by girl in red
August by No Vacation

Premium Member an odyssey

Let’s start with some rhyme..

I started the morning microdosing iced coffee 
and scrolling the endless Internet sea

Similar to Odysseus’ travels in the Odyssey,
my sales were swelled by fashion amenities
and I was waylaid by sirens of curiosity

enough of THAT..

Ok, I have regrets. Last night I was talked into going to an after-party, when honestly, I was ready to go home. Why does Peter let me do that? 
We were having enough fun where we were.

So, in this group of 10 or so, on foot, we tottered into an elegant restaurant where tiny plates that cost €40 held 4 actual bites of delicious food. We were sharing (with 1-3 other people). So, picking up the tab, I paid €400 and got what? Two bites?!

Still, with the energy of a club after midnight,
we finally got to the after-party and it was a delight
but with absolutely no food in sight.

Except two olives.

This morning I’m as ravenous as a Cyclops.
My order, placed early, would fill a triceratops.

For room service I’m toe-tappingly waiting
because the staff’s moving as fast as a Monet still-life painting.
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A song for this:
Beauty and the Beast by Jump5


Nanook Of The North

When not out clubbing
hey-ho the merry oh
at night with the Inuit
I suspect by intuit
an intrepid Inuk named Nanook
a-hunting walrus he would go
with his trusty harpoon
traipsing 'cross the ice and snow
then when paddling afloat he went
in the harsh Arctic environment
to keep out the bitter cold and damp
in the very bottom of his boat
there was a fiery seal oil lamp
which eventually burned a hole
and without trace into oblivion he sank
with nothing to mark the place
in those deep dark blue depths so dank
even so who can ever forget
this tall tale chilling yet true
as his demise to the pithy proverb gave rise
'You can't have your kayak and heat it too'

Premium Member powdered city girls

(inspired by ‘Dusty Rose Dreaming’ by poet vb)

We’re powdered city girls heading into a club,
bright orchids entering the hothouse
spreading fun with noblesse oblige,
qua somethings suited for silver screens.

Our attention’s as uncertain as the stock market.

Experts at mixing trickery and disguise,
we’re but vague summations of nature,
as we sparkling preen, like excited atoms.

Rouged and kohled to unnatural colors,
dressed in silk-whispers to tease and entice,
in neon-light, broken by par-cans, scanners
and champagne flutes, we’re superhero-like immune
to societal judgment and aghast rebuke.

In our few, fleeting nights of youth
let our voices chorus in laughter
What’s it to you? Tell the truth.
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Songs for this piece:
Baby You’re a Superstar by NuDisco
Love Land by the Blenders
Nostalgie Du Voyage by Nightflight

The night takes you

Louder and louder - becoming inaudible 
Neck 
Neck 
Stick it out long 

Flash Flash 
Images distilled, frozen and framed 
Drinks flying 
Clothes torn and lost 

Crowds getting bigger 
Wanting the floor and this spotlight 
It's shining elsewhere 
Just wait your turn 

Drunk messages 
Small puffs of smoke float in your peripherals  
Hazy and it is blinding 
Blinding all these senses 

Common sense 
Throw it to the wall 
It's lost here 
Along with your phone and your wallet 
Your identity 

You belong to the night now 
You become the night now 
You are the night now 

This transforms you


Clubbing

Long time since I have been to a nightclub
they don't let me out at night alone now.
I used to be sharp
had many friends in low places.

I miss the culture, the sweaty maneuvers
under hypnotically pulsing lights.
The aroma of nubile sex
and just maybe getting lucky.

Back then, you did not have to be
a minor local celebrity to get laid,
just have cash for a taxi ride
back to your crappy bedsit.

I could still be
a smirky smile under neon lights,
but the feet won't slide no more,
and the bouncers won't let you in
wearing bedroom slippers.

Premium Member Clubbing

When I agreed to tag along with my new buddies and go clubbing,
I had absolutely no idea,
that I'd be flying on a plane with a blunt instrument,
on my way to Antarctica to club baby seals.
Don't worry, It is not going to happen.
I'm just along for the ride to club all my new friends
the first chance I get when they aren't looking.

Clubbing

Were it not for the 
slung high, soul-less
pit of desire
the hope would live

But the ClubTart
always sees a long
emotionless, desperate lust
slipped out in front of her

Never recognizes a love
that knows no bounds
that is never meant for her
always meant by her

Her shining knight
despairs for her passion
but she doesn’t recognize his longing
and only his timeless dream gives hope

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