Lips Poems - Poems about Lips

Keep caramel hope in your sweet heart Let it guide you despite days so dark The Statue of Liberty may shed a tear But we shall not be moved from here Salty smiles vile white wicked words Try to knock down what you heard Content of chocolate character on display Never mind the hate be you you’re great If you weren’t why...

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Kiss my wet lips A whisper soft, yet all ears hear. Kiss my wet lips Real love my mouth gently sips, To wipe each trace of grief and tear. To let love exist without fear. Kiss my wet lips...

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Sticky and red sweet with lies That loosen my head though I try To be logical embracing emerald eyes If you were my end happy to meet demise Lips that hook me with a kiss Helpless like a lined up silver fish What sort of passion you cherry create Warms my heart flushing my face Lips that are full like your heart Words that...

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Carry my whole heart in your pocket Send me to space with your rocket Color me willing without a cherry care Be so thrilling that I will double dare Dare to love despite the odds Of living it up among the gods I’m at a loss so it’ll be up to you To sweep us off to lovers moon Trace my lips with...

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The Early Years She is to entertain 20 people I fried up 20 cucumbers 5 lbs. Of okra In a grit and Parmesan cheese And bits of bacon in the batter Some spices, mace, cayenne , paprika Garlic and onion powder in the Bater*w/flour and eggs baking soda* I roasted a teriyaki style pork loin And sliced it thin with commercial Mixer, I mean...

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It is quite astonishing to hear and witness you not having caffeine on your lips as you never drink coffee. You have no allergies to it; however, you would rather drink the bland hot chocolate. For me this is a turnoff as I see hot chocolate as a metaphor for your immaturity. These are the...

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your name on my lips once tasted like beautiful poetry your name on my lips now tastes like cigarettes echoes of your laughter, echoes of your screams— they tell me to smile, they tell me to cry something that started under moonlight ended beneath dark clouds...

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The summer breeze lapped at my hair Firmly yet gently lifting each strand The warm caress of the sun Brought happiness to my weeping skin My lips parted as laughter Freely trickled down my chin My eyes lit a beaming path for my feet As I began my evening walk Abruptly I tripped and fell Soberly I looked around For the object of my humility And...

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. are mine desperate tuh feel ...

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All these dark and secret places only I have known and explored. The hidden other-world of lips and teeth and tongue. Mine alone for these many years. The tastes, both bitter and sweet. The feel of my mouth, the sensitive swollen softness of my bottom lip between a gentle bite. I scrape it along my...

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Loving lips soft and wet I want to feel your tenderness And your kiss is my red wine Give me a sip if only in mind You must exist for I am here And I keep dreaming of you dear Fantasy of brown masculinity Invading my dreams like a Viking...

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And even if I could be just a name on your lips, slipping out with a warm smile, I would know that I did enough to protect your heart, even in the silence that separates us, I don’t know where you go, in the days that flow like rivers of time towards the unknown, Nights without stories, devoid...

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My Sin My sin is always before You Lord, cleanse me and make my heart pure. With my lips, I want to praise rather than curse others. With my heart, I want love You rather than hate You. I want my words and my thoughts to be right in Your sight. ...

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When the princess kissed the frog on the lips, her heart burst in three, painful double skips. Then she sank to the floor, dead as a nail in a door. Yep ~ that's how they do fall sometimes ~ these chips....

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utter no words you’re not prepared to have written as your epitaph ...

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