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Premium Member BY YOUR LEAVE

BY YOUR LEAVE
significantly
&supposedly 
scribbled
   aesthetics
prepare
by
implication
in
accord

embroidered
  instantly 
inscribed 
&wonderfully 
named
depicted
     seemingly
by emphasise 
conspicously
  fantasised
   thereafter
by suggested
&
pivotal
  pointed
     touch
restored
&secured

Only those who chose to leave their Forts will get to meet other Good Sorts

Putting all our effort,
Into building ourselves a fort,
Will few problems sort,
If unlocking the gate does not seem worth the effort,
When others won't come out  of their fort,
Afraid to trust anyone to guard their port,
When they leave their fort 
To drink our port, 
And toast another good sort.

Premium Member Leave the Past Behind

      Sail away with me, my darling, to distant lands
         leave the past behind us while we still can

      Dare it to catch us, ever onward sail
         this small vessel ~ our everlasting jail


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Since You've Taken Leave

leave me to the lingering
leave you to the stringing me along
there goes my vacancy of interest,
i’m caving for you.

there goes my weightless breath
it’s collapsing my throat now
throughout my thoughts of you.

since you’ve taken leave
i’ve found it convenient to withdraw
from my tendencies to chase you,
so i’m holding back.

my fingers still symbolize yours when
my heat arises and when i get alone
because i can’t exist in darkness 
without your face behind my eyes.

The need to leave

By your words you wounded my soul
Creating a hole that was long ago whole
There is no solution, no redemption 
Ignoring temptation, I’ll choose separation 

I want to take my distance
Despite my heart’s hard resistance 
To be freed of this deed, it’s a need 
You’re a weed I have to get rid of to succeed

But if you come back and talk to me
I fear I won’t have the strength to flee
I’ll beg you to never insist
‘Cause I’ll never be able to resist


Premium Member can't leave

i can't get away
for some reason the ocean
calls me by name

Premium Member Sunday Morning

Currently it’s nothing better
Than this summer Sunday morning
I imagined your love letter
Sent you my reply - it’s coming
Passing time that never waits
Heading further to your part
Of the country, landing straight
To the mailbox of your heart
You may open my reply
Or leave it unread and lost
In the depth of this July
Soon erased by winter frost..

The Letter I Didn’t Leave

Tonight
I almost wrote a goodbye.

Not because I hated life,
but because life felt
too heavy to carry alone.

The page was empty.
The pen waited.

And for a moment
I thought a few final words
could close the door
on all the noise inside me.

But the strange thing about silence
is that it listens back.

The room stayed still.
My breath kept moving.
The night did not ask me to leave.

I realized
what I wanted
was not an ending.

I wanted rest.
I wanted someone
to see the invisible weight
I had been holding quietly.

So the paper remained blank.

Not because the pain disappeared
but because something small
refused to give up.

A quiet thought
that said:

You don’t have to finish
your story tonight.

So I folded the page,
put the pen down,
and let the morning
have its chance.

A Seaside Leave


ocean
curtains

dry gloom
combs room

baggage
spilt depths

torn bed
salt scents

footprints
shore fixed

rip tide
swept eyes

hermit
true fit

water
spiller

seagulls
cry, girl

break surf
fracture

Premium Member we didn't leave you

dogs wait arrival
long whines and loud barks scold us
no more road trips

Premium Member Each Time You Leave

Can you see me here, my dear?
I wane like an autumn day,
and ~leashed to your dusk~
I fade .   .   .    .
So sadly I’m fading away.

You are my sun, the only one,
my everything for me.
You vanish warmth, and trembling 
I stand
~where sky drifts into sea.~

Each time you leave, I grieve.
For sunrise I then yearn.
~I will find you beyond
the stars~
if by dawn you do not return.

Mommy, don't leave me!

Mommy, please don't go away,
I want you here, with me to stay.

My little hand, it needs your touch,
I love you, Mommy, oh so much.

The world feels big, and I feel small,
Without you, Mommy, I might fall.

Your arms are safe, your eyes are kind,
Please, Mommy, leave me behind.

I'll be good, I promise, true,
Just please don't leave-I need you too.

Premium Member you leave me breathless


Baby you are all I need

Radiant in masculinity

Every inch of you is perfect

Are you mine to claim?

Thoughts of you, thoughts of us

How did I get so lucky?

Life is like a box of chocolates

Everyone so divine

Soft and sensual

Sabastian you are so fine!

Premium Member The World's End

“This is the way the world ends 
Not with a bang but a whimper”
(T.S. Eliot, The Hollow Men)

I guess the version of a bang
Is far more real, than the whimper’s
The hollow men and their gang
Are going to set the new clear winter
They'll get their long-desired perfection
In comforts of the underground
Believers will enjoy ascension
And all the rest will face the ground 
Inhale the poisoned air and see
It’s late to cry when you get split 
So whimpers time is now, shall we 
Join their choir, or just leave it?

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