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The Bradford Pear
I touch one,
The baby buds growing on the tree.
They're tender, vulnerable, and soft.
They promise new life to come.

 
What awaits these tiny buds?

Only seasons will tell.

One year might have more rain while a drought might...

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Categories: intoxicatingly, faith, family, happiness, life, peace, upliftinglife, life,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Roots of Worship
My roots of Creator worship
are fed and watered
by Creation appreciation
and curiosity  

Whether this might also be true
and sometimes disappointingly false
for you

A resonantly sacred
sometimes prophetic
heart

With a resilient
health developing
ecosystemic mind

For whom my tricky part,
or one of...

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Categories: intoxicatingly, age, anxiety, appreciation, senses, sensual, spiritual, youth,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Gutter Ball Saloon
Welcome to Gutter Ball Saloon
Where careful words waft through the tavern;
Serpentine swirls with evil intentions.
Watch your step and pocketbook.

Observe the chap in the derby hat.
No, the other one.
No, the other one…with the honeycomb vest.
That singular...

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Categories: intoxicatingly, adventure, cheer up, confusion, corruption, drink, silly,
Form: Free verse
Since the Last Time I Fell
That gasp in the back of your throat
You know the one
Where it feels like you'll die
If you don't see him again
Yes, that's it; I just felt it

I can't wait to set my eyes on him
The...

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© Lexi Davis  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: intoxicatingly, love, giggle,
Form: Free verse
Nothing
Is it wrong that I want
your arms around mine
Your fingers skating across my side
cheeks the color of red wine 
My emotions give me away, and I can't hide

Your gaze
So intense, that it frightens me.
Kissing the...

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© Laura Hew  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: intoxicatingly, loveme,
Form: I do not know?



Colours of Bluebells
I am going to paint a picture of bluebells in a field
Will try to convert this view into words as it yields
Its meandering path through flowers so deep
Past a stream that looks gold from the...

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Categories: intoxicatingly, blue, color, flower,
Form: Rhyme
Maybe I'Ll Just Wait a While
Even the fading moonlight reflects your radiant beauty,
While the whisper of the waves envy your serenity,
My cold hands could only tremble while tracing your face,
While my other hand's reluctant to even hold your waist,
Your eyes...

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Categories: intoxicatingly, hope,
Form: Verse
Premium Member A Rose Grows
A rose grows from my heart.  
Its roots run deep into my veins.
Its petals of golden crimson 
Bring pleasures to my being.           

Its stem...

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Categories: intoxicatingly, desire, love, metaphor, poetry, romance, romantic love,
Form: Rhyme
Ian
I will always love you
In a way
I will never love another
The way I love you
Intoxicatingly toxic
I look at the moon
and I see your face
in the starlight 
I see you laughing
I see us
Together
But that is a life...

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Categories: intoxicatingly, first love, heartbreak, love, sad,
Form: Free verse
The Perfect Sin
This is the perfect sin
Its so intoxicatingly delicious 
So delightfully wrong .
It seems this sin has taken hold 
sank its teeth in 
refusing to let go 
On the surface I play societies game and denounce...

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Categories: intoxicatingly, introspection, life, philosophy, social, sin,
Form: Free verse
The Rhythm of My Heart (Rondel)
Rondel

Listen as my heart softly speaks to you.
Can you hear the rhythm of each beat?
You're the reason my heart feels complete;
And I wonder where I'd be without you inside me.

Baby without your love, living wouldn't...

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Categories: intoxicatingly, girlfriend-boyfriend, loveheart, heart,
Form: Rhyme
Simply
I want for love to be wild 
and intoxicatingly sweet-
a lilac haze of laughter,
the plumpest seed,
gentle, like those mornings after
two lovers mingled over kisses,
yet hungry, even ravenous for more

I want for love to sometimes become...

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Categories: intoxicatingly, love, passion, romance, love,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs