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Porcelain Of The Orient

Of what fascinates
In the feminine
Charmingly sweet, ere can, whose cause
Put a finger on
That serene, upstood
A gentler hand made
Exotica, cracks not o'er time
Puts in a trance one!

Premium Member Flowering Minichu

Enchanting garden grounds   
Jasmine, flora, and avion exotica    
Zeal unbounds       

Budding blooms loomed            
graphic epiphanous mecca    
Gifts groomed 

Frond blades                          
Palmed Areca                    
shades   

Enchanting garden grounds   
graphic epiphanous mecca    
shades

Premium Member A Capella Erotica

No need for a loud background sound,
my howl will raise you up off the ground.

I can snatch you up with my voice,
you won’t walk away again by choice.

Go spill our interstellar secrets,
share there are absolutely no regrets.

Speak of how my taste is addictive, 
dramatize every drop I have to give.

You always say ‘You have Moon skin.
Tell me tales of everywhere you’ve been.’

Fall into my depiction of a far off land, 
my words you instinctively understand. 

Savor a sip of picante’ exotica.
I’m the backbeat, a cappella erotica.


Premium Member Requiem For An Atom

Interior exploration
with its usual playlist,
all lined up
then some mass is hurled
out of nowhere and smashes
into me, and I see myself 
fly off into parts, becoming
little more than traces
of exotica smeared in light
across a dark space,
living but an instant 
before annihilation 
and nothingness,
remembered only within
the cold walls of an equation
and by whoever was there,
looking on,
measuring my demise.
I could have been part
of something bigger
than me.

Love In a Time of Corona Copyright a S Deo

I
Love in a time of Corona is best 
Expressed between a loyal couple
We have time on our hands, rest
Cannot be overdone, neither should sex (Love-makin')

II 
Love in a time of Corona is wisest
In your private premises; stay away from exotic places
Keep it simple, keep it humble (Humble? you ask) -
"There will be time enough for exotica, places and races."

III
Love in a time of Corona will pass, and then
Will you have great memories? A foretaste of retirement?
We are blest when we have a loyal love, Christian even,
And Fate has given us time - for catching up, prayer, enjoyment

IV
Now, if you easily pass the test, of humble home-rest
Will you go beyond borders? Pray for others less blessed?
Even those foes ("the enemy,") for the children's sake?
I, for one, surprised myself, by blessing my teachers, professors ....

Premium Member Lightning Strikes

Lightning Strikes

Like a  violent  storm in a glass jar,
your eyes  dazzle . . .
in wonderment my cheeks  swell
morphing into the color of a   pink sunset.


Original Poem: EXOTICA-SOUL
Written on 7/14/2019
Arbitrium Divisa 3 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Gregory Barden
Today’s Date: 7/17/2019


Premium Member Exotica-Soul

Song Of Songs 6:5a: Turn your eyes from me; they overwhelm me.

EXOTICA-SOUL

Like a violent storm in a glass jar,
your eyes dazzle —
in wonderment my cheeks swell
morphing into the color of a pink sunset
and my lashes cover my eyes.
I sigh and my heart beats against
the shores of my jugular, wrists,
behind my diamondiferous ears.

Yet your eyes pierce through the curtain
of my shrouded irises,
and deeper still
studying me,
drawing out the Tyrian purple passion
that you desire to include
in your exotica-soul.

What rapture will we unleash together —
I’m excited but afraid,
yet your strong and gentle palm
embraces the curve of mine
with confidence. . .

I steal a look into my future groom;
I’m doomed to love him —
crimson, like dawn, warms my insides. . .
unabashed, unafraid.

7/14/2019

Premium Member Love In a Bottle

Crystal Noir by Versace
Truth by Calvin Klein
Eau de Cartier
Armanis Life

Oscar de la Renta Oriental Lace
Chanel Coco Mademoiselle
Nina Ricci Belle de Minuit
Vera Wang Princess

Dolce & Gabbana The One
Lancôme Hypnôse
Guerlain Insolence
Dior Midnight Poison

Calvin Klein Euphoria
Estée Lauder Beyond Paradise
Cacharel Amor Amor
Anna Sui Romantica Exotica



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Premium Member Exotica

Feeling the cool air wash over me, 
As though nude on a hidden beach.

Exotic Green

Crushed mirrors hammers melted nails 
spooky silent snails
Feathers in my teeth
The red in your lips 
The curl of your hips
Your tongue on fire 
Kites in your eyes 
Your heel in boots
Pointed toes walk
Dusting the chalk from the summer sky
Old knife points 
New dead Saints
Treated leather sharpened stones 
Corkscrews and bones 
Your old addresses
Tossed salad and your eyes 
all in a bomb
And a comb 
Next to you 
as we walk 
exploding our love 
for each other 
Dont want to make a scene 
When the bomb explodes 
it will be 
exotica green.

Premium Member Exotica

Love flings the mood
Where dance feels good


Mind how you play
Each card today


Be willing then
To prize due scan


Thus hatch your plot
From your sweet spot


Thought in deep feel
Can surely thrill


Come with full wit
To pleasure fit


Treasure taut take
Dance a dream make


Once you know how
Live here and now


Exotic face
Works hidden grace




Leon Enriquez
13 September 2017
Singapore

Museum

This is a monument.

It was born from us a town illegitimate; we never married.
 A great hall of artifacts, plucked still-gunked from our livers,
Others clean-picked from our birdy bones.
 Over there you had loved me, there I spooled my sobs.
Here, the streetcar - windows fogged with our laughs.
 We would visit this dead museum, 
with crumpled dollars to smash through the box-office slats.
 We would laugh at the silly, dead fossils.

Now I am alone, inhabiting it like restless taxidermy.
 I call you through each dusty chamber,
Every dull ceramic and jaded mask.
 I regress to a baby one hundred miles a moment,
My nightgown heavy and helplessly slumping down my shoulders
 And not even your body: dried, tattooed, is on display.
Your insides are not carefully dissected, labelled in a looming case.
 Your wings and your pulsing pink eyes lay on no proud board,
Your legs are not zip-tied, toes not tagged and inkily named.
  You are not Americana Exotica - 
You are more elusive.

 You're exploring one thousand Arabias 
While I breathe sarcophagus air,
 Befriend the flogged and leathered skins.
There is only my lonely feet.

The Fabrics

A steep drowning 
in traffic of curves- 
       of legitimate sin.

It was a supergame 
of exotica. Witchcraft 
       was playing with light-

years. Are you still
hosting the life ? In 
       cracks and crevices of pain ? 

Very methodical. You were
devouring the death to
        become immortal. Were 

you serious about bount-
eous harvest ? Your alma mater,
         where you wrote your first poem.


Satish Verma

Magick!

Depths of imagination, 
sometimes dark 
The desire inside 
Internal trick............ 
Magick! 

Coursing through 
Hot and wet........... 
You feel it too 
Don't slip this net! 

Sex tingles 
Shiver mingles 
Hidden depth 
Heart leapt 

Fiery heat.......... 
Tastes so sweet! 
Fiery lick............ 
Magick! 

This erotica.......... 
wrist flick 
This exotica.......... 
Magick! 

Wicked ways 
Nightly plays 
Wicked tricks 
Night magicks 

Magick verse seven 
Wicked me 
Wicked you 
Coursing through 
Magick heaven!

Magick

Depths of imagination, 
sometimes dark 
The desire inside 
Internal trick............ 
Magick! 

Coursing through 
Hot and wet........... 
You feel it too 
Don't slip this net! 

Sex tingles 
Shiver mingles 
Hidden depth 
Heart leapt 

Fiery heat.......... 
Tastes so sweet! 
Fiery lick............ 
Magick! 

This erotica.......... 
wrist flick 
This exotica.......... 
Magick! 

Wicked ways 
Nightly plays 
Wicked tricks 
Night magicks 

Magick verse seven 
Wicked me 
Wicked you 
Coursing through 
Magick heaven!

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