Long Lubricious Poems

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Premium Member The Halloween Queen of Tarts - Saucy

The Halloween queen puts cement in tarts
A crafty way to bond with a man’s heart
One tart is enough to stiffen one’s bits 
Witches have such extraordinary gifts.

This witch is not of the usual sort
Casting of spells is not par for the course
She’s a thriller, cement is her filler
The tarts she makes are her for sure killer.

Some men can’t resist the charms of a witch
Dressed up to the nines, quite an exhibit
With the skill of seduction, they mesmerise
Promising their suitors the time of their lives.

With tarts appealing, simply delicious 
The men are won over and lubricious.
Taking all that’s on offer, however
A moment’s pleasure, they’re gone forever.

Halloween - 2021
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Do I Say Thank You

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                    How do i thank 
               Jehovah God Almighty

                      for her eyne
                       their roam 
                            uv i

                             uv
               her decollet’s bulbous
                           adorn
                    staunch midriff

                      for her legz 
                           yesss
                mine breath’s race up
                       unto theirn
                        depilated
                    lubricious treat

                  Without insulting 
                        His Holy

Premium Member addicted to you -

you course in my veins with prurience, wild
          immersing my marrow in urge, recompiled
               teceptors abducted the instant you smiled
     love's effigy flaming, my sinews defiled
all virtue forsaken, as tears from a child
          fidelity's prospects are henceforth reviled

     I inject you, narcotic - my opiate, pure
a caustic and carnal contingency's cure
          delectably dressed with diabolic allure
               such dermal sublimity, surface demure
     I taste of your shapes, corporeal contour

          skin softly savored, goosebumped and bare
               your tang on my tongue, the nectar I share
     our sugar rush potion for ravishment, rare
mixed in a kiss with the strands of your hair

               your ecstatic delirium inculcates my core
     I'm lost to a lust that's not lasted before
tinged with an aching that day would abhor

               velvet and warm are the walls of your fire
     addicted to you with a crave to be higher

          you are my medicine, the tonic I chug

     I am infected, lubricious and riled
lavished in sensual senses so sure
          imbibing the essence of you without care
               mixed in like poison, I stir you and pour
     swallow in gulps, the consequence, dire
you are my opiate ... you are my drug.

               addicted to you.






~ 1st Place ~  in the "Strand Choice M, Any Form, Any Theme" Poetry Contest, Brian Strand, Judge & Sponsor.

( This is a new form I created named "Minuanetta", with a rhyme scheme of aaaaaa, bbbbb, cccc, ddd, ee, f, abcdef g (title) ).
Form: Rhyme

Modern Appetite

Modern Appetite
by Michael R. Burch

"Women, wine, song ..."

It grumbled low, insisting it would feast
on blood and flesh, etcetera, at least
three times a day. With soft lubricious grease

and pale salacious oils, it would ease 
its way through life. Each day—an aperitif.
Each night—a frothy bromide, for relief.

It lived on TV fare, wore pinafores,
slurped sugar-coated gumballs, gobbled S’mores.
When gas ensued, it burped and farted. ’Course,

it thought aloud, my wife will leave me. Whores
are not so damn particular. Divorce
is certainly a settlement, toujours!

A Tums a day will keep the shrink away,
recalcify old bones, keep gas at bay.
If Simon says, etcetera, Mother, may

I have my hit of calcium today?

Keywords/Tags: modern, appetite, supersize, me, indulgence, gluttony, bromide, seltzer, gas, Tums, calcium, quick, cure, tonic, overeating, women, wine, song, America, vanity, society, city, life
Form: Sonnet

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