Long Nostril Poems

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The Unspoken Radius

In the polished circumference of refinement
my wild longings dissolve like salt in warm rain.

Everything untamed--
the tremor beneath my ribs when your voice grazes the air,
the way my pulse forgets its manners at the scent of your skin--
quietly erased,
as if refinement were a gentle, merciless hand
wiping fog from a mirror until only the acceptable face remains.

Yet without these invisible walls,
how would desire survive its own blaze?
How would love keep from burning the rooms
we are allowed to share?

I stand three measured steps away,
laughing at the correct jokes,
while my blood writes your name in secret fire across my throat.

The emerald at my nostril catches light and lies--
a small green star pretending composure 
while inside me a monsoon waits,
thundering against the cage of decorum.

At night the boundaries soften.
I trace the curve of your absence on cool sheets,
mouth shaping syllables too dangerous for daylight
 
If only once the circle would fracture--
let the raw, wet ache spill over,
flood the marble floors of restraint--
then perhaps my heart could speak your name aloud
without apology,
without vanishing into the elegant silence 
that keeps us both alive
and slowly, exquisitely,
kill us.


Premium Member Hold My Heart

Waterfall, 
fountain of beauty 
and love 
Cascading down the walls 
of my heart,
 
dark forests rise 
in motion 
to salute you 
In the creation 
of waves, 
bowing to your world 
A motion 
of great grandeur 

On the heather 
clad hillside 
With ragged rocks 
among'st the heather, 
sweeping out 
towards the ocean 
A vast wilderness 
of water 

In a tranquil 
peaceful setting, 
romancing the very stones 
I am the moss clinging 
Mystical paradise 
Mirror of life 
and existence,
 
dreaming of you 
under a hawthorn bush 
In the aroma 
of blossoms, 
kissing the sea 
in the parting of lips 
Moist in a dream 


My nostril flare 
within aroma's scent
Sweet as would be the taste, 
like my breath exhaling 
Rippling winds 
passing by, 
whispering to me 
sweet nothings
 
Walking along 
a primrose path 
from the enchanted forest 
I make my journey 
to you my fairy queen 
Speaking to you in 
ancient tongues, 

through the melody 
of the harp 
Underneath the fairy tree, 
played on each string 
attached to my heart 
deep inside
 plays sweet music  
burns you the desire 

In a chain 
of daisies 
Dreaming underneath 
the sun, 
in the gentle touch
 of its beauty 
Touching me 
with your wand, 

the touch 
of an owl's feather 
Sparkling light
 touching beautiful 
my dream emotion 
Rainbows of color 

Loves so vast, 
you can be 
my fairytale 
Walking with you 
loving  like the breeze 
Holding your hands 
in my heart 
pining on
 your return

Premium Member My Beautimous Man

Dedicated to My Timothy Lee
I love you and it has been said, 'love is blind.'


My beautimous man is my favorite visual treat.
Times staring at him are times I often repeat.

His blond tendrils hang down, outside his do-rag,
and are curls my fingers just have to twirl and grab.

Fierce, piercing blue eyes allow his gaze to melt me,
happens all the time and never do I ever mind.

The rich pay surgeons for cheekbones my man has.
My knuckles sometimes trace each bones span.

He has such a good-looking nose, not big or small,
it’s a nose I frequently kiss on my tip toes.

Perfect lips motivate my own to seek his kiss.
They aren't thick or thin, but ideal sized bliss.

I’m mesmerized by his labor rustled arm muscles
that grow a need for my cheeks to muscle nuzzle.

My beautimous man said my vision needs to be checked
because no features of his do my eyes accurately detect.
He said his curls do hang down, but no hair is on his crown.
He took me to a mirror to see lines under his eyes clearer,
said his cheekbones are no longer sensual but skeletal,
his nose now nostril hair grows and rudely hair shows,
plus, his muscles have aged and are now sad sag designed.

I asked what word bits would he now hurl about his lips -
he pulled me close and said, ‘only kisses are on my lip script.’

Premium Member Two Nose Holes

Often wondered why we have two nose holes
When one would obviously do
And why does our hair keep growing and growing
Could save thousands if it never grew

Some other things I've been pondering lately
The number of our fingers and toes
Most of us have five on each appendage
Before what our computers disclosed

Okay, one last thing, if we didn't have two legs
We fall on our bums all day long
We'd have to hop along like Hopalong Cassidy
Singing Hopalong Cassidy songs

Often wondered why we have two nose holes
When one would obviously do
Of course whenever we catch a very bad cold
We'd drip from one nostril stead of two
fun
Form: Rhyme

Thy Kingdom has Come

1 / 1


I cannot focus on what they did 
My focus is upon family and my kids 
Whom-have supported me from day one 
I speak now that thy kingdom has come 
Where from 
The deep debt of a chosen one 
To let go of the past from so many some 
Tried to come against your royal priest 
Some have come and exposed as many thief’s 
Why me 
Why not 
Because the remnant had been called 
And oh set apart 
Mysterious to some and some may had known 
I am grateful for your power 
Yes we behold 
That were we go favor we are told
No more deceitful oppositions 
We know are now apart 
That they are fallen back to the dirt mashed down torn apart
For judgement and vindication and death they are cold
Returned the wealth from the wicked they stole
For a time but the moment has exposed 
The nose spewed them out of His nostril 
Taken back what they had owe 
Had to  give freely released 
Everything they stole is back to my family
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Catarrh and Catharsis

... stalactites hung like dystopian snot from a statue 

her brain was frozen and formed ice in her mind

a lacuna without inlet or outlet arrested in time

mind’s skates tied up in bundles of snowflakes

gloves off for defeat with all speed set in arrest

not even her black woollen hat showed any signs

of thawing heart-warming emotions for comfort


empty speech bubbles covered her scraped tongue

where a mouth-watering waterfall should pursue

a pick axe with nothing left to dissect or construct

dangled from a callous corpus callosum in pain

unable to connect right left wrong or left to correct

this was not what searching tranquillity had promised 

in contrast transcendence wept at chilly flood gates


a voice that had so much to part with in a landscape

of permanent layers of verglas onto vaporous rime 

she wished for some slime or yuck glopping goo

but permafrost refused a glimpse of impermanence

a fool thought it funny to stick a carrot in her nostril

helpless she could not leave the vegetative state of affairs

clung to a string of crystal beads at pearly gates of no return


this is a lie I am Pinocchio at the threshold of truth

a metaphor unable to break the spell of apocalypse

unfulfilled amphora and vessel that can’t even leak

incontinence at the pointless orifice of evacuation

without one drop of hope for cataracts to dissolve

a lonely icebreaker with nothing left to crack open

where a firm skull should harbour my residual flow


when a polar bear embraced her unbalanced spectre

shared his white furry coat under a mantle of darkness

shales of introjection floated away from the solar eclipse

which had sheltered her from a charcoaled manic cauldron

touching middle grounds in between scorching euphoria

and lifeless apathy just long enough to remember that she had

not taken her medication and the self-help manual was useless


sometimes catharsis has to wait for one small lucid moment

when a beak meets a beaker and cascades start from a dribble

Out On An Early Morning Stroll

Out on an early morning stroll,

while people roll in bed, snoring,
encore in dreamy shores, I looked up. 
The sun was on a drill, dressing up 
clumps of clouds for the day's display. 

I needed to nab my share of shade: 
a gray, a gold, a subtle purple, 
set against a bright blue. I thought 
of a rainbow; my heart raced to Noah. 

Is beauty for the eye only? 
Can't it tickle me in the nostril, too?
I sniffed the air for scented beauty
from dewed flowers, sleepy lawns, 
classy hedges—the home-grown pride. 

No match!

No match for the sky!
Rising sun  blares high, splashing colors;
at dusk, clouds bask in gold before winking 
stars lull the earth to sleep.

© 2016 Celestine S. Ikwuamaesi

Premium Member Evening Sonata

Written: December 28, 2023
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flounder in fictional field
—squeals and squeaks
Whimpers and growls
Sylphic swaying,
of flames spewing,
inwardly throbbing 
of my nostril
lobotomized cosmic orbs.
scent of cinnamon
and coral on a rosary
interlaced of aurulent rimes. 
 

Shrouded your burgundy &
coniferous ravines
loop of vitality
& unbearable redemption
in spanning eons,
ineffable wonder cradled
by melodic hums and buzzes
of lazy heat
and whistles of pitches
of endless hymns
echoes of choral chants
sung by soloists. 

black ravens croaking,
like peals of doom
dewy allelomorphs
with waft-aloft wings
angels of ethereal whisper
of thunder,
that rang deafeningly
through the crevices,
of anodal motion
scurrilous loci
modeled as diploid.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Temporal Incarnation of Aphrodite Act One

Hands folded prayer like to beseech thee 
   to abduct me with no cause to up braid
natural temptation found temptation commanding 
   from divine dada disobeyed
Earthbound Olympian of love,
 
   now dwells amidst mossy secluded glade
a natural bed of soft earthy, downy 
   canopied bridal awaiting to lovers to get laid
and maybe nine months later, 

   a baby will resemble thee dear milkmaid
then whence we return to our Land O’ Lakes chalet
   homage will be paid
in which human guise paramour
   doles secrets of amorous Lumineers trade
into dreamland such desire does in vade.
 
Victuals to satiate pleasures of flesh 
   especially erogenous zones
administered by this imaginary mistress 
   sin seductive tones
thru this private line, but no other phones

triggering mine little rolling stones
to generate primal sounds vis a vis moans
inducing groin seams of pants extreme groans
toward pocket sixty-nine without lovely bones.
 
A copious amount of adoration suffuses entire body of this man
her, whose gentle and kind embrace promises to be eternal plan
as made mention in the Bible, Quran, or Torah millennia ago rattan
whose healthy libido will probably outlive me life span.
 
Royal carpet treatment awaits me each and every day
   as the differences between myself and august dweller on high
establish a bounty and glory of compassion to roll in the hay
    atop bodacious, delicious, felicitous fantasy asks me to lie
imbibing succulent atmosphere akin to an eternal month o may
   taking spirit soaring thousands of miles of feet in the sky.
 
Upon hearing sweet nothings nobody else can hear
affecting heavy breathing indicated by nostril 
   that imperceptibly flare
a sheer grin of joy lights up countenance ear to ear
despite impish quarks of this divine being so dear
as journey to inxs of nirvana induced ejaculated whispered clear
   from being buck-naked bare.

Premium Member Tiger God

We're made from stardust, I'm told.
A sparkling constellation of consciousness.
Battling one another, sniffing out the jugular.
Swirling toward the blackest hole. 

God is out there. somewhere.
Kneading another star into form.
Tilling black skies, sprinkling seeds.
Watering the sprout so perfectly.

Are we the forgotten ones?
The orb of cannibals and lambs.
Set ablaze in a pond of id and oily greed. 
While hope turns its golden head.
Setting fire to silver seas.

Now the stardust is sprinkled in blood.
The scent blasting the nostril of God.
He rises slowly from the potter's wheel.
We've thoroughly reddened the eyes.
He dons a shawl of tiger stripes.
With one grand swipe, separates the lavender of love.  
From the chain of gnashing lies.
Form: Rhyme

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