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Premium Member Impure Yet Pure Love

Though he is can be as quiet as an ash tone of gray,
I still see he and I still ongoing in near future someday.
I love him for how he makes me satisfactorily unclean.

Premium Member Impure Thoughts

My pastor scowled, where have your nasty thoughts been?
You must know every impure thought is a sin!
But my mind kept transgressing
There was JLO undressing!
He said do as I do, and poured me some gin

1/21/23

Harpers of My Heartstrings

The strings of my heart are pulled taut like a bow
A tension within sourced deep down below
Too many odd dreams, inside me it seems,
Their wretched whispers, a bleak audio

They reach out and grasp my heartstrings impure
Why do they all hold so much allure?
All of them mine, but there’s not enough time
To give to all of my thoughts so obscure.

My head starts to pound, my mind now goes numb,
A song of discord, my dreams start to strum
Upon my heartstrings, and sprouting black wings
Flitter the flutterbies; Wingbeat to the drum

Out the window, a fell wind on the chimes,
My dreams are ill-lit like a forest of pines,
Yet never unknown, for they are my own,
Seasoned and flavored with hemlock and thyme

The wind is now roaring in the twilight
I suffer the scourge each sleepless night
All the long while, my throat fills with bile
For flutterbies flit, the devious blights

My dreams won’t let go of heartstrings so grim
Plucking and playing, live life to their whim
I haven’t the strength to battle at length
Thus I hearken to their dissonant hymn.


Endure Impure and Obscure

Endure Impure and Obscure

Evidently we are required to endure,
Results of pollution caused by impure;
While we wreath,
Hard to breath,
So we have hidden it or made obscure.

Jim Horn

Premium Member Impure

Well hell
   Save a seat for me
   Since I don't believe in God
   I am doomed for eternity

   No amount of good deeds
   Will excuse this pedigree 




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Premium Member Impure Thoughts

On her nightdress candlelight flickers
While underneath she wears blue knickers
Grandpa recalls Kentucky
The last time he got lucky
Grandma just rolls her eyes and snickers



AP: 3rd place 2025, Honorable Mention 2025


Impure Clarity

Silence. It seems
Is the greatest way to peeve
A woman who believes in speaking
Her mind, ever so freely

Initially, so peacefully
So calm and composed
Not letting him affect her
Just letting it all go

Evil ego firmly guards her flag
Of adamant animosity
Uncaring of the consequence
Without fear she moves along

Distraction, her kindest companion
Friends and family she involves
Avoiding without much effort
The glowing telephone box

A week goes by
Such Ignorant bliss
But still no word he sends forth
Nothing, not even a kiss

Tormented and distraught
Fidgeting with her scarf
Aimlessly driving 
To that oh! So familiar spot

Lighter in hand
She anxiously inhales
Peace, momentarily, 
Pain, she evades.

From one to ten
She drowns out the sound
Once the tenth was done 
Another packet came out

A week, a month
And still no news
Annoyed, her anger 
Swells out, so profuse

This game you have played
Might prove perilous for you 
For unknowingly 
You have played with the maker of this game.

The rules I set
Every move I change
For once the winning hand is laid
Only loss comes your way.

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