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Anna and the French Kiss

As I wandered about the lush lawn
In the gazing ball I glimpsed
A breath-taking young woman with a touch of innocence
In her soulful, violet eyes.

I was mesmerized by her beauty
And I had to look up to see that this vision was real.
I did so slowly, and found her gazing a bit boldly
Straight into my very soul.

When she was sure she had bewitched me,
She slowly turned and walked down the garden path
Knowing that I would follow, meek as a lamb
Into her lair.

Into a secret garden she led me,
This girl with the violet eyes and beautiful thick hair
Which she started to unpin and let fall,
Cascading down her back like a waterfall of shining waves.

When we reached the center of the garden,
She turned and waited for me
To come close enough to see the rise and fall of
Her beautiful breasts, corseted to their full advantage.

Though they were lovely, it was the eyes that held me.
She ran a light finger along my lips then pressed it to her own.
It was then I noticed the fullness of her mouth, lips slightly parted
And silently beckoning me to join my lips with hers.

And so I did, and the kiss that ensued was
Warm, and sensuous, and became urgent as it continued.
I felt her tongue and tasted her sweet breath and thought
I might faint at the passion that coursed like lightning through my body.
And without notice, it ended, and I opened my eyes
And found myself standing along in the garden
My very body still on fire with the electricity
Of that kiss.

In a daze, I stumbled back toward the party,
And upon seeing my unsteadiness, my host
Invited me into the manor to cool myself
Out of the heat of the sun.

As we walked through the massive doors,
I glanced up, and over the enormous marble mantle
Was a portrait of the girl with the large violet eyes,
And the cascade of dark hair, and the lips I still felt upon my own.

I asked my host shakily, “Who is that”?
He replied with a shudder that she was Anna,
His betrothed, who had been lost on the sea
And had never been recovered.

Years later I wonder, was she ghost or spirit,
Was she there that only I could see?
The passion, the taste of her lips,
Still electrifies my body and soul as I dream of Anna’s French kiss.

Written 8.22.21


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                                                     everywhere in the City
                                                       especially Downtown
                                                              I wrap the next mula
                                                                 for my pocket
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                                                                 I stop in the Burg
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                                                                  I listen to myself for 
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                                                                this bop electrifies my brolic
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                                                       the shunts 
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                                                         minorities 
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                                            I twxt the worlds
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Form: Shape

Premium Member Folk Dance

"The Folk Dance"
On the backs of well formed muscular miners 
Working hard in the trenches on a daily basis
For the men who need coal, fat cats and such
Dirty, sweaty and tireless toil try to wear them down 
Dehydration and soot inhalation runs rampant 
An epidemic throughout lower Appalachia

The jobs they need, for their survival indeed
Their meager paychecks insist they must do it for the love
Ten to fourteen hour shifts and then they collapse on the bed
Six days of the week it's merciless work to anybody

Sunday comes and they can take a day of rest
A certain buzz going around electrifies every last person
Timing is just right to surprise the deserving workers 
Since people have prepared to throw down a hoe down!
 
The good old fashioned type with the elongated dresses
In classic style with seemingly everybody statewide participating
With a do-se-do and an allemande left good country spirits spin uproariously
Twisting and turning to chanted rhythms on a hard packed dirt floor
Inhibitions are nowhere to be found amongst these family friendly folk
Arm in arm with strangers they know each other wants a fair time

 Soon the energy starts rocking to the extended company outside
The hootenanny has grown too big for just one barn, they are tireless 
"Well Shucks." says the fat cat "I don't work them hard enough!"
Watching from afar he fumbles with his pocket watch just a little miffed
 
A raucous good time for a genuinely good people 
The orchestrator slows it down some and pulls out his granddaddy's autoharp
Relaxing to an old fashioned twang, the couples do their thing
Getting closer to each other rocking calmly to and fro
Feeling four minutes of tenderness with filled loving concentration
Because those seconds are the fleeting ones

Then the banjos bring the pace back up to complement rowdy fiddles 
Moving and twirling, elation fills the air for a chance at remembering
Why they are alive for each other, ingenious in its simplicity
While Merriness is their motto
 And not even the coal mines can make them forget that

Young Man Beware of Beauty

YOUNG MAN BEWARE OF BEAUTY

1.Beauty is a lie
   A fake cloth
   covering one's body
   And the opposite Side 
   Lies the truth,
   Those who know the secret
   Secret,
   Enjoy it on ugly women.

2.Beauty has its charm
   In the eyes.
   It is not material at all
   But illusion!
   It is a great lie.
   Those who are mindful 
   Have enjoyed a lot
   On ugly women.

3.Beauty is cheating
  In a real life.
  It is a dream
  Where the butterflies
  Harp music
  For a broken heart,
  The latter of which 
  Finally,
  Open his mouth,
  Feel so thrilled
  And greening
  But nothing materializes.

4.Beauty needs caution.
  A one who is safe
  Is the one
  Who is curious about it.
  Those who are mindful
  Enjoy a lot
  On ugly women.
  In ugliness
  Tangible commitments
  Resides.

5.Beauty is a lie.
  The laboratory of one's brain
  Must be smart
  To processes its features.
  It is a bad charm
  In a rudiment use by women
  To assert
  Wrong course of actions.

6.Beauty is a devastating
  Mass weapon.
  Silently,
  Whenever it passes,
  It electrifies feelings
  And emits
  Radioactive rays,
  Which shortly
  Conjures the heart
  But,further more
  Makes it more tired
  Than before!

7.Beauty is a lie.
  Expect zero commitment
  In beautiful women.
  Expect no dimensional
  Heart full feelings!
  Expect blurred love!
  No mathematics of love
  Ever been calculated
  By a beautiful woman
  To bring to zero
  A troubled heart
  Of a man in need
  Of a heart wash!

8.Beware of beauty.
  If the laboratory of your
  Brain,
  Is such a modern
  And,you are bloody young,
  Blind your eyes,
  Allow your finger tips
  On ugly women
  And enjoy the secret
  Sometimes
  Ever not been dreamed of,
  Since
  It has not been thought
  To reside there!
  Beware of beautiful women.

The Wait

In an old thatched house,
In an inhabitated corner,
Of a ghost village,
Lived an old woman.

Aged not in years, but in struggles and tears,
guised with prematured grey hair,
Empty mouth, wrinkling skin,
And unsupporting nerves.

Every morning she'll place a wooden bench in the front of her home,
Her eyes transfixed on the weed ridden road,
Looking for her only son,
Her first and last born.

A son that had gone to the city for years now,
To acquire knowledge to redeem her.
At least , she had thought
But had long been devoured.
Devoured by the lights of the city

Days turned into weeks,
Weeks into months,
Years into decades,
Still no signs for the homecoming.

With undying hope and patience,
She never missed her daily routine,
News had it that her son had graduated and had a government job,
Her smile that day electrifies he dark cubicle. 

For days her nights were full of delight,
Dreams of living in a house that glows at night,
Dreams she shared not because, someone might think she's insane.

The monsoon breeze of December hit hard,
Her strength gave in,
She could no longer sit outside,
Her ears now her eyes.

She heard sirens,
She saw a Bentley,
A Bugatti,
Oh, it was a Land Cruiser!


The Cruiser stopped halfway to her mansion, as it had turned out to be
My son will rebuild this,
With shinning zincs,
Her weeks' hunger fed her thoughts.

Why haven't him been here yet?
A hand brought her back from her mansion
Is it you Ibrahim? She hugged the hand
But the hesitation in the hand embarrassed her.

She opened her eyes
In the dark, she could see a figure but can't tell if this was her hope
"How could we tell her this?"
Her bright sight heard

Her hungry heart thumped
"What is it?"
The cries of her neighbors she sees as laughter informed her enough.
She gave the ghost before she could see her hope.


Premium Member The Unicorn Forest

In the thickets glen beyond the forest wild
Lies the realm of the mystical unicorn,
Beauties elegance in motion, gracefully
Prancing with each delicate gallop forward.
She is queen in this ancient domain
Where man hands have never touched,
This unknown lands sacred soil.
Seasonal change lies beyond these 
Pastures woven from purity’s innocence.
 Here in the valley of evergreen the forgotten.
Magic still lingers as a whispered promise.
A spell cast unto the four winds long ages past,
By the magi wizard's from the olden times
A sanctuary unblemished.
Never shall it taste winters bitter icy hand.
Forever locked in warmth’s season of renewal
And rebirth.
A symbiotic relationship between mother earth
And this mythological creature.
Shall it evermore be so as long as the unicorn's
Thrives so the world remains spring eternal. 
Nay she is sadden for she is the last of her kind
But natures kindness bares witness to a miracle
Growing within her womb.
Immortality's  greatest gift to such wondrous
Majesty a colt.
To ease regrets tender heart, alone being
Soon to be no more.
Exhilaration acknowledgments is shown,
Within softness gentle brown eyed mare.
Nobility's royal steed stands tall and proud,
Bowing in respects fulfillment gratitude,
Unto Gaia, this divine gift given unto her.
Enchantments legendary creature raises it's
Golden horn towards the heavens,
It's powerful magic electrifies the sky.
Releasing thunders rumbling, causing even
 God's angels to weep
With joys pure happiness crystal tears,
Hitting the ground below.
It's loves truest expression without words emotions spoken.
Two spirits mother and son are now united at last.
Together as one living in the isle of the Infinity.
And these immortals gallop racing against
 Destiny’s winds,
Never to be separated or alone ever again.
BY: CHERYL ANNA DUNN


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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.

With a Glimpse of His Face

I fell in love with his voice, so confident and 
even tempered 
Adored his laughter and the rich tones that floated 
from his lips 
And yet I have never glimpsed his face 

His honesty stole my heart, it's skips beats and
melt's at the very thought of him 
His imagination captured my mind and engaged me entrancingly 
And yet I have never glimpsed his face

His sex appeal is vibrant, coiled, ready to explode, 
It electrifies me 
Lustily he seized control of my needs and they yearn 
to be fulfilled 
And yet I have never glimpsed his face 

His friendship means the world to me
I crave his attentions, just as he craves my own 
I dwell in his world and he in mine 
And yet I have never glimpsed his face 

I feel his needs as if he is across the room 
My needs reach to him across the miles 
And yet I have never glimpsed his face 

My mind has filled in those blanks 
I wonder if they are unrealistic 
I tell myself they do not matter, for I love him so 
And yet I have never glimpsed his face 

Until today 
His picture has arrived 
I sit staring at it, trying to put all my emotions 
and feelings for him, to the image that stares back at me 
Now I have glimpsed his face 

I sit and wonder if what I have felt for so long, is now gone 
Gone with the glimpse of a face that silently stares back at me
I am left with questions and no answers 
Is love so dependent on the visual?
Can it be more than just physical desire?
Can love be truly blind?

All of these questions require an answer 
Simply with the glimpse of his face
My happiness is stalled and I search 
Searching for a way to reconcile my feelings
To be able to return that glimpse with all the 
love that is stored within me
Form:

The Tango Heat

As my dancing feet hit the floor, my eyes were trapped...fixed on the god of a 
male,who shines a sure smile at me. Appealing to my eyes from the vibes he 
radiates, sending visual cues that i'm the most weak in the game of seduction, 
obviously thinks he's the active party but infact is in bondage to seduit in slavery.
Gazing deep in his eyes, i became spellbind that maximize all sensual pleasure, 
while discover my inner goddess and revert myself to become his fascination.

An eternal impulse attracts us closer to each, feeling the sharp staccato that 
electrifies our dancing feet. Faces pressed intimately close against each other, like 
nothing else in this world matter, as he leads me into a back bending dip. In fraction 
of seconds, the tango heat takes us on a breathtaking tour filled with adrenalin and 
glamour, like swooning ecstasy to passionate affection. Torsos focused, legs gliding, 
hips swivel as he swing me into Increasingly risky lifts making sensual electricity 
crackled in the air while our feet climb and fall and our bodies fight and reconciliate 
simultaneously,making it a slippery game of mutual seduction, suggesting a play 
both innocent and titilating.

Twisted like a scarves around his neck and flavor the rhythm as my highest. Feeling 
so alive than any moments of our lives as we liberates ourselves to the tango vibes 
and feel its beats running through our pulse that pushes us to rise above all 
shyness  and creates a center of attention where two hearts became a single soul 
and the passion we shared takes control. 

By kelleyana junique.

Sauna Bath of Love

Sauna Bath of Love


Magic in her hands’ soft touch electrifies
Reciprocating the wobbly clutch of my giddy spirit 
Sailing in the ethereal vacuum of love and bliss;
While lustful heart with vertigo swing and spin:
Ecstatic soul revelling in the pen full of flowers
Wafting aroma from her slippery steaming body!
 
Tightly packed, immersed in the Sauna of Love 	
The trapping wetness on her full lips sweetly thaw	
 With my longing squeeze and a dazed embrace
Melting like warming butter in the humid saucer
That whisks us to nameless frontiers of pleasure-
Fused, you could not explain which was who!

Her bulgy breast swelled by her pining heart
Curve my chest by an irreversible entanglement
As we rise, fall; again and again in each other’s grip
Giants doing blissful time in the wet game of love!
Catch as catch can, losing self is catch that can...
A detached leaf I float, enchanted heart falling...

Heaven is not far when hearts wallow in ecstasy....
Coalescing, floating in the ethereal journey of love
Roving on watery eyes and insoluble murmurs,
Murmurs only the language of love understands-
Stewing, simmering roiling in the closed pot of love
Letting go a spew through the crammed spout;

To waft and into thin air like a genie emancipated.
A parachute, sailing wet with each other cuddle
Rolling and caressing whilst love’s wings cut the air
By the sweet thunder of heart-intoning satisfaction;
Bleary eyes scanning the hazy landscape to fall,
Crash landing with a sweet explosion of pleasure!!!  


JM

21st Oct’ 2012
Form: Verse

Premium Member Every Life Has a Purpose

If fear controls your fate,
You'll never be alive, 
Not in the truest sense, 
But only to survive. 

Every single person must
Find their niche in life, 
For purpose makes worthy
All other stress and strife. 

Otherwise, life becomes
A constant, daily dread,
When one is stuck in safe
With no goals that lie ahead. 

Look deeply in thyself, 
Seek within to find
That which stirs your passion
And electrifies your mind. 

When you have discovered
This in yourself, the treasure, 
Bring it out and polish it; 
Feel, enjoy the pleasure. 

Then every day to come
You will look forward to, 
Knowing you are celebrating
What you were born to do. 

Everyone has a purpose
From the day of their birth; 
A special reason they're put upon
And for, to benefit this earth. 

Unfortunately for many,
They live their life unknowing;
Years and years they till
With their magic beans ungrowing. 

Many who find not their purpose
Settle for and turn to lesser things, 
Caring not how to themselves
And to others what such brings. 

So, if your life seems mundane, 
Each day just like the next, 
Make a change to change it. 
Don't simply stay perplexed. 

There is a purpose for your life, 
But it's up to you to find. 
When you do, you'll feel blessed
With a satisfied frame of mind.

To make a better world,
We each must play a part. 
Our purpose fulfills our role, 
As well our soul and heart. 

Written by Artsieladie/Sharon Donnelly
©2016-04-26 13:07:00 (EST)
All rights reserved.
Form: Rhyme

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