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Cherry Lips

So sweet neat kisses
The ruby cherry bomb lips
Morning light poems
A warm hug in a cold night
We had romantic good time!

Premium Member The Nectar of You

I’ve tasted the sweetest of lips—
plump, embedded in rare nectars.

The scent of your skin lingers on me:
a velvety, flawless cashmere of senses,
an aroma envious of exquisite flowers' perfumes.

I’ve tasted the sweetest of lips...
and the scar that was left in my soul.





























Note: The background art was AI-assisted and curated solely to enhance the dark, somber mood of my original poem.

Your Lips And White Teeth

Your lips  oh, your lips,
They are not merely lips,
They are poetry that forgot how to stay on paper,
A soft, sacred scripture that my heart recites.
When you speak, the world grows quiet to listen,
When you smile, even sorrow forgets how to stay.

And your white teeth,
Like pearls guarded behind the gates of Eden,
Like the first snow that heaven lets fall at dawn,
Orderly, luminous, pure 
They do not just shine, they illuminate.
Your smile is not an expression,
It is a revelation.

Your lips carry your kindness,
Your teeth hold your joy,
And when both meet in laughter,
I swear, my soul finds its home.
For God took His time sculpting that smile,
He made it a medal of grace upon your face,
And every time you give it to me,
I win  I win at life, at love, at everything.

Keep smiling, my love,
For your lips are my prayer,
And your white teeth, my light.
And with that light,
I will top up on every chat,
I will conquer every day,
Because your smile is my victory.


Premium Member leer'n lips i mean lisp

.       
                                        thru'er
                                 soft          diaphanous
                                        damn
                                        black mini dress 
                                                  mine'nerve 


                                                               tap
                                                                ')>

Going Hungry

Losing one's lunch
is not so hot
but dropping your dinner
when a fish dish wish was the plot
could be construed a nightmare
as not a morsel will pass your lips
and as meals go this one's gone
you've had your chips

Premium Member Leaves Of Life Are Calling

"As the leaf of life sleeps upon my lips,"
I will see the "foliage of farewell."
"When the soul-stars dream and die,"
I see red leaves covering the fall trees.
"O fall, let this lore of love be the last,"
 for I now see "I am the Eyes of Time."
The green leaves must change colors for the fall,
but "neither dusk nor dawn can delude me."


Premium Member Poetic Lips

I had heard about the legend of her lips,
so, at the sight of vermillion moonlight,
shimmering on turquoise ripples at twilight,
my soul ventured, craving the sighs of her sips.
Fate led towards a path of wooden shutters,
amidst the silence, silken whispers enticed,
upon her vision, all speech was sacrificed.
My heart danced like velvet butterfly flutters.

Her lips resembled two petals yearning for rain,
with an innocent blush resting on their tips,
curved liked sacred, unwritten poetic scripts,
I surrendered my muse for her kiss to drain.
They seemed to tremble, waiting to be explored.
An unspoken allurement composed through her eyes,
where she veiled a threshold of nectarous cries,
like dawn, we merged as the moon and sun adored.

In neroli mist we melted like molten gold,
lost volcanic spirits spilling in lava lust.
Her wildfire swept my senses like a spiced gust,
as hummingbirds, hummed about secrets untold.
There was a sinful sweetness in her caress.
In her sanctum, I forgot the essence of 'me,'
as her taste turned a blank page into poetry.
A rendezvous, which ylang ink cannot confess.

Lips you pass so close

Lips, you pass so close  
From a kiss to words  
Corollas of knowledge  
And of pleasure  
What are you doing here  
On this deserted face  
Kneaded by a bare silence  
Without a halo  
Aren’t you afraid  
Of being late bloomers  
Of crossing your borders  
Into an unreal land?  
Yet your edges tremble  
And the skin begins to see  
As if the ancient spring  
Reopened the evening  
To see the day  
Is to open the sky  
To see the day  
Is all of infinity  
To see the day  
Is to leave the shadow  
And the primal water  
Takes us back  
(To see the day)  
(It is to open the sky)  
There, the eyes gather  
A timeless light  
It slides on the cheek  
Like fruit on the sand  
And this chastity  
Is not coldness  
It is a hand of a spring  
At the edge of the face  
Aren’t you afraid  
Of being late bloomers  
Of crossing your borders  
Into an unreal land?  
Yet your edges tremble  
And the skin begins to see  
As if the ancient spring  
Reopened the evening  
To see the day  
Is to open the sky  
To see the day  
Is all of infinity  
To see the day  
Is to leave the shadow

KISS

.........................KISS
                Touch lips
               Rub noses

         Accepting the love
        in consensual ways
     freely returning it back

"we hope it will last forever"

Premium Member on my lips

as we stand on beach
the taste of oceans salt
lingers on my lips

Premium Member TWO-LIPS/TULIPS

Spring Bloom, Grand.Ma has labored broom
Layered bub underground, humanity sound

First above Plant base human foot soul
A flower stem, human spinal cord simular
Flowers Leafs, Humans arms and hands
Flower petals , humans head and face two lips

Leaves holds petals in place
Hands caress embrace
I kiss the lips you're too lips I taste

Essense, swoon.Flowers, 
3 inner outer ring. Stamen part of flower.
Erect green stem waxy green leaves
Corrugated white erect spinal cord

Spring Bloom, Grand.Ma has labored broom
Layered bub underground, humanity sound

Leaves holds petals in place
Hands caress embrace
I kiss the lips you're too lips I taste

My woman I present  I taste
Presenting Tulips and I kiss her two lips

7/27/26
Writtem by James Edward Lee Sr 2026

Premium Member Honeycombs and Cherry Lips

The old ones can sense the coming bloody storm.
Rat racers are busy building their own honeycombs.
Hatchlings are terminally distracted, pecking away at their phones.

I've decided to detach from modern times.
I'm turning medieval, battle-axe by my side. 
No more free soloing mountain ranges of burning lies.
Got sick of navigating slick souls and licking deep $hit.
Being over-enticed by life's lederhosen and cherry lips. 

That doesn't mean that I'm not in the game.
I'll just be watching the maelstrom from far, far away.

Premium Member Miasma

Zipper on my lips
A contagion in my veins 
paralyzed spirit

Premium Member hern lips at thuh fountain

.
                                      crystal wet
                            splash'n         them
                                         'gainst
                                racing mine think

                                thuh noon spring 
                                           sun
                                her purty tongue
                                      excite'did
                                     uh          dance     
                                         happy 
                                         and wink'd

                                                    ')

Premium Member duck lips thuh cute lips

.
                              i'm not thuh one
                                         who
                             dub'd'it        cute
                                         duck
                                          y'all
                             she cute though    
                                 with         lips
                                         hern
                                         purse'd so
                                                     ooh
                                                    m-hm

                                                        ')

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