Inhibitions Poems - Poems about Inhibitions

O, an island paradise sounds tempting basking in the sun's rays dipping our toes in the ocean sipping margueritas at sunset A world of pleasure at our fingertips an end to worldly concerns... So, why...

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I learned to let your inhibitions teach me. That when we push everyone away- We slowly become statues of ourselves. As we become encrusted in the anger that stills our being. Certainly, we have reached milestones together. As kindness captured us. But I am passing this cold front that is taking you- I can still feel the...

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Free from inhibitions No more shyness to prohibit The spirit’s intensity From bringing extreme Intimacy Free from embarrassment A shining example of passion Awakening the power Of sensuality’s caress across Hearts Free from any hang-ups That might have been reasons For never letting go and Allowing abandon to capture Informality Free from the rose blush Of shame, bringing doubts Reflections of anxiety and fear Conclusions that harbor worrisome Reservations Free from awkwardness Without humiliation...

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The moment of “Hair down! Let yourself go!” Walked right up to her door, And she fell back, onto her truth, Fell back onto her floor, Where she ripped her soft layer of fake from her chest, Threw it onto the ground, Then tore off her layers of doubt and regret, And lay without making a sound, And her...

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He turned, and gait changed Wanting to catch a moment Her intent to do just that To steal away affections Could that time be stilled and steal away one touch Both thinking the same thing wanting lips to part and meet for misguided hands to find soft places about her skin the back of his neck to be gripped Oh yes, reluctant lovers so this is how...

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A glass of wine and inhibitions waver It is my need to tell my tearful truths. I accept that it accomplishes very little But the need is great, my tears, my proof.... Alone at this midnight hour I am, and alone all the other hours of the day. A glass of wine and inhibitions waver, Pathetic whimpers and feet of bitter...

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