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Premium Member Soul Kisser

How many kisses
have I yet received?
Each one building up my soul
to an eruption of happiness

The flowers yield their position from the sun
to follow her spirit 
I watch them sway and turn
and look her way

She’s a God send
in every which way
healing brokenness 
as it passes through her angel bones 

I feel that I have now lived
getting to know her divine life
and I only pray 
that she stays with me forever

Premium Member Pow - Right On the Kisser

POW! Right on the Kisser!/b>

In my best dreams you plant one (POW! Right on the kisser!)
but not with your fists, my dear, war’s touch is fiercer
than lips I aspire to, and tastes more like passion, chance given,
poor heart so enraptured by glances. By mercies I’m riven,
feel hog-tied and gagged in your presence, my soul ice,
blood boils (at the same time), mind locked - is this paradise?

Will life’s end know the answer, must blood pay for verdict?
Is love on God’s path for my life? Am I addict
just looking for hit, hooked on smack? Place reserved at Love’s table,
a chance I’ll be chosen to join who sits there? As I’m able
(dear loved ones) I’ll save seats for you! Christ’s the soul’s hope,
His Grace said, “sufficient for all!” (If faith saves that’s dope)!


Brian Johnston
November 18th in 2022

Premium Member Right In His Kisser

Aphrodisiac worked well
  The Martian thought ‘Swell’
‘Now I’ll make my move on this belle’

He leaned over to kiss her
  But she moved and he missed her
Then she punched him right in his kisser

His plan upended
  The Martian, offended
But she thought it ended just splendid


The Dream of a Kisser

Who has  mouth won't wait
        come to Rome to relish life...
        kisses  girls sudden ...

Premium Member Great Kisser However

She was the greatest kisser ever, but I tend to focus on flaws,
and she had the biggest Adams apple that I ever saw.

Dear Kisser

Kiss nothing that will
eat you not
with its soul.

Go not away
till letting them go
is their death.


Greedy Kisser

I am greedy at kisses
When I miss you big
When the snow is thick
When hungry for a chick
And you come so quick
I will kiss you greedily

I am greedy at kisses
When I think of you
When the rain has fallen in fountain
When cold descends from the mountain
And you say no reason to contain
I will kiss you greedily

I am greedy at kisses
When my eyes fall on your face
When the soft sun rays blaze
When I take your absence as a court case
And you choose only me to bless
I will kiss you greedily

Soul Kisser

He asked me if i could've a 
photo with him
I shyly walked towards him
As i got there
He drew me closer to him
I was weak to my knees
He drew me even closer and 
closer
He gently kissed my neck
Then up my cheeks
He lifted my face as to get 
the look in my eyes
Damn! I couldn't look at him.
He tried once more
This time being successful
He caressed my face
And gently kissed my lips.
LORD!!! Not only did he kiss 
my lips
He also kissed my soul.
I kissed back and the aura 
was magnificently heavenly.
With that simple kiss
HE KISSED MY SOUL...

Premium Member In the Harem of the Flower Kisser

at the break of dawn
a  Hummingbird starts his rounds
 Morning Glory sought

flaunting a red hue -
Mexican Sunflower tempts
looking hot, hot, hot

the Don Juan of birds 
sucking nectar from Beardtongue. . . 
drunk on French kisses

Goldenrod at noon. . .  
Zephyr carries a sweet scent
beneath a gold sun

between Rose bushes
the Flower Kisser gets lost
in Blue Infinity

Sweet Pea and Bee Balm
entice with purple petals. . . 
Bees join the orgy

Monarchs swarm in droves
when blue Hummingbird alights
on Butterfly Bush

Evening Primrose
waving in the dusk’s last breeze. . . 
the proper lover

the Flower Kisser
leaves his harem sated as
white Moonflower glows


*The capitalized names for flowers
represent some of the most popular
flowers visited by hummingbirds.

The Donkey Kisser

No, heart, no brains, and no courage
Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears
Allow me to introduce the Queen of Truth
Your majesty, you are the fairness of them all
Such an honor to be your Lord Chancellor
Thus, I beckon your call
Your Highness and sweet gratefulness
I take great pleasure
In serving you, my lady
Indeed, I am at your service,
Day or night, and
Your wish is my command, and
I wish you longevity

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