Long Voluptuousness Poems
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The Weddng Ceremony of the Dead, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel S Les Noces De La Mort By T Wignesan
The Wedding Ceremony of the Dead, Part One, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel’s Les Noces de la Mort by T. Wignesan
Orgy of stone !
I drank hate in your inferior parts
And bathed during a wild summer our...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, bereavement, marriage, religious,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Nothing To Hide, Translation of a Coeur Ouvert, Poem By Rene Etiemble
Nothing to hide*, Translation of a poem: “A coeur ouvert” by (René) Etiemble
For Jeannine
(Later in life, Etiemble suppressed his first name, ostensibly on account of the accented “é”
ending his first name and preceding the...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, love, , literature,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Baudelaire Translation: the Balcony
Le Balcon (The Balcony)
Charles Baudelaire
trans. Michael R. Burch
Paramour of memory, ultimate mistress,
source of all pleasure, my only desire;
how can I forget your ecstatic caresses,
the warmth of your breasts by the roaring fire,
paramour of memory, ultimate...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, beauty, crush, for her, french, lust, paris,
Form:
Verse
Her unique story
#Her_unique_story
From a distance, my thoughts provoked, gazed in with deep mesmerization, saw only the fine linens God had embroiled her silky soft texture with, forgot that she too was human before all, so many stories...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, color, crush, emotions, for her, innocence, inspirational
Form:
Free verse
Huntress, After Baudelaire
Huntress
by Michael R. Burch
after Baudelaire
Lynx-eyed, cat-like and cruel, you creep
across a crevice dropping deep
into a dark and doomed domain.
Your claws are sheathed. You smile, insane.
Rain falls upon your path, and pain
pours down. Your paws are...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, allegory, analogy, animal, extended metaphor, love, love
Form:
Sonnet
Baudelaire Translation: the Duel
Duellem (The Duel)
by Charles Baudelaire
loose translation by Michael R. Burch
Two combatants charged! Their fearsome swords
brightened the air with fiery sparks and blood.
Their clashing blades clinked odd serenades,
reminding us: youth's inspired by overloud love.
But now their...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, anger, conflict, extended metaphor, lost love, love,
Form:
Sonnet
Charles Baudelaire translation: Invitation to the Voyage
This is my English translation of "L'Invitation au voyage" ("Invitation to the Voyage") by the French poet Charles Baudelaire. It's a poem he wrote for his soulmate...
Invitation to the Voyage
by Charles Baudelaire
loose translation/interpretation by Michael...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, child, french, language, love, sister, soulmate, voyage,
Form:
Free verse
Love
My demeanor, the aftermaths of recklessness
A child once, a man to soon
The glory to my name gone, the grace faded
Change do I offer no opposition to
Derogatory remarks, have I afforded restraint ...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, baby, beautiful, birth, growing up, heart, love,
Form:
Sestina
Constance
Prithee how could i describe thee
You are the morning glory, beauty and virtue,
Mind and soul symbolically personify
Your image send relief to ease my longing soul,
I can hear your silence subdue lonely voice
Whispering, calling me to...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, friendshiplonging, hair, sensual,
Form:
Free verse
June Beauty Outside and Within Me
3rd march 2012,malvan.
Waves diffuse themselves on sandy shores repeat,
Like fresh feelings in young lover’s kiss, their pristine emotions upbeat.
Youthful hearts pant and gasp, volcanic emotions erupt,
Like Twilight rays caress blue waters and foam splits...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, love, nature, passion, heart, emotions, heart,
Form:
Rhyme
Passing Parades
A governess, a guardian of the young, so known and dear as to be called “Mother” and a noblewoman, just barely 12 by age, named Portia, sit talking as the sun sets the stage for...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, education, longing, romance, teen, teen love, woman,
Form:
Free verse
Promiscuity and Femininity
You were voluptuousness, innocent and pure,
the personification of beauty and pleasure.
And much like Aphrodite, the Greek Goddess of love,
you knew how to fuel the dreams and aspirations of men.
A vestal of promiscuity and femininity
your...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, 12th grade, beautiful, emotions, feelings, first love,
Form:
Free verse
Ethereal Extrapolation
past retentiveness
absurdity would not last
you or me
idiosyncratic
riddles held not held
pain lurking
an obdurate innuendo
bonafide
talks uttered
not uttered by me
an acquaintance
...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, analogy, bereavement, extended metaphor, giggle, meaningful,
Form:
Other
Ode To the Wind That Has Caressed Her
Spontaneous,
All caressing,
Wind,
That she has loved,
As much as a glass,
Of champagne,
In evenings splendor,
That has sighingly,
Caressed,
Her wild sweet laughter,
Her hairs golden tenderness,
Warm and chill winds,
That has caressed,
Her hems,
Her voluptuousness,
Her sad and joyous soul,
Amorous wind,
That has caressed,
Her champagne...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, beauty, nature, wind,
Form:
Ode
Dear My Dearest
Reaching to heights like Everest,
Searching for a love so best,
Journeyed from East through West,
Just looking for someone to bring first.
Your love caught my heart like a spider,
And your belle-visage broke my heart insitu.
The smile that...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, i love you, romantic, science,
Form:
Lyric
Big Boobies Rule
Did someone just mention nudie beaches
Where inhibitions are thrown to the wind
Divesting oneself of the rules of society
Exposing all our lily white skin
Where voluptuousness causes virile males
To babble incoherently and drool
This is not to disparage...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, humorous,
Form:
Quatrain
Big Boobies Rule
Did someone just mention a nudie beach
Where inhibitions are thrown to the wind
Divesting oneself of the rules of society
Exposing our lily white skin
Where voluptuousness causes virile males
To babble incoherently and drool
Not to disparage the lesser...
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Categories:
voluptuousness, humorous,
Form:
Quatrain