Long Wantonness Poems

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Traitorous Fortune

Unlocking the vault
invested with pain

Its riches long stolen
all value is stained

Each bill tells a story
of wantonness greed 

With truth sold for dollars
whose printing now bleeds

Locked up in a winter
of coldness and fear

A traitorous fortune
of all you hold dear

Its smell tells a story
the mold growing thick

Corruption inherent
the air makes you sick

Bereft you can’t spend
what you coveted so

Before the interment
when sinking so low

The cash becomes toxic  
it falls from your hands

Its value infected
—insolvent and damned

(Dreamsleep: June, 2023)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Stay

The voice of my eyes
Speaks silent words
A language to be heard
What does it say?
Oh baby, it’s telling you
Telling you to stay

The voice of my heart
Thundering through my chest
As your head lies on my breast
Oh baby, what does it say?
It’s telling you
Telling you to stay

The voice of my body
These words my arms speak
As I melt and go weak
In the heat of your night
In the cool of your day
What, oh what does it say?
Baby, oh baby
It’s begging you, 
Asking you 
It’s telling you to stay
Stay…

Let your doubts stop turning
Give in to this burning
Forget what’s wrong or right
And stay with me tonight
Stay just a little longer
You’ll leave a little stronger
Stay inside my fantasy
And feed on my ecstasy
Be naked heart and soul
Lose control and be made whole
Let caged desires free
Let wantonness just...BE
Oh taste and touch and feel,
Every wish in me come real

Oh baby, what do you say?
Let the world just melt away
To your paradise, I'm the way
Oh baby...right now...TODAY

        Just
      PLEASE
~*~ STAY ~*~

Eileen Manassian Ghali
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Love Fleeting Soul Control

Written: April 8, 2025, for contest sponsored by Brian Strand

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love fleeting 
                 moments
                         soul controlled
    promiscuity & 
            wantonness
                       winnow wheat 
                                    from chaff

    magically 
            besot
    bog-myrtle
           emblem

   shrewdness
          credence
                  communication
               intimacy & physical touch
          oversight
   laudation

     love binds
            oozes
               matters
                      expands
                              prevails. . . and sounds
                              spiritual 
                      visual
               reversal
      unperishable
  individable

  love is all around
  love is all about
  love is all we ask
  love is all we bestow
  love is all I have . . . 

                                     Joining 
                             flowing   counting
                        growing             knowing
                            asking         giving 
                        motivating    comforting
                                     having

   love is painful
                 fruitful
                      disdainful 
                                gainful
                                          baneful
                                          graceful
                                 hateful
                        archangel
                    playful
             baleful
      wakeful
unstable


 i love: love
     i am so in love
             in love with Joy
                       in love with happiness
              in love with anger
    in love with frustration
  in love with tears


love hurt,    love heal,                      love win,  love kill,
   love loose,   love catch,  love toss,  love match,     
           love fall   love is right   love is wrong,
                   love is weak,     love is strong,
            love rise    love tall,   love smile,    love frown,
love stay   love cease,                  love dream   love sing,
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Form: Other

Premium Member If You Drink Sotah

Within the ancient tent of meeting shade
A woman stands where vows are made
The barley offering, silent, coarse, and dry
Is placed before the priest and searching eye
Her tresses loosed, she lifts a trembling hand
To swear she wasn’t with another man
The oath is written, then dissolved away
In bitter waters, a curse or hope’s mainstay
The waters heal and bless if innocent
If not, she bears the pain and embarrassment
In jealous ages, where doubt and faith collide
Her wantonness lingers if she has lied
From ancient scrolls and whispered fears
Sotah’s tale persists throughout the years
A ritual etched in Jewish writings and art
Recording the proceedings of justice, faith, and heart

P.S. If we draw on the Incarnadine Strain
We will not be drowned in the flood, but be blessed by rain
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Under the veil of twilight, in the whispering pines

Under the veil of twilight, in the whispering pines,
Where the sweet rain drifts through the western air,
I find myself lost in the labyrinth of my own thoughts.
Hypocrite women, how seldom we express our doubts,
While, with doubt, we care for the man in his uncertainty,
High up, among the trees in the mountains, in the thick air of poetry,
A white sweating bull of a poet declares our s are ugly,
Why didn't we admit that we’ve thought the same?
And what shame? They are not for the eye!
No, they are dark, wrinkled, hairy,
Caves of the Moon...
And when a dark humming fills us,
A coldness towards life,
We are too much women to admit to such unwomanliness.
With wantonness, we play and plead with the psychopomp,
And say nothing of it later,
Our dreams, with what frivolity we have pared them,
Like cut nails, like split ends of hair.
In moments of silence, when the world is quiet,
I wonder at the duality of our existence,
How we care and negate, love and loathe,
Lost in the labyrinth of our own creation,
Unable to speak the truths we hide so deeply.
In the shadows, under the mystical veil of night,
We are more than the sum of our parts,
More than the whispers of our doubts,
Yet bound by the silence we impose upon ourselves.
Here, in this sacred space of introspection,
Let us unearth the truths buried beneath layers of pretense,
Let us own our darkness, our coldness towards life,
For in admitting, we find the strength to transcend,
The courage to embrace our true selves,
Under the veil of twilight, in the whispering pines.
© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member The Unsupervised Stop Sign

Written: October 25, 2023, For Craig Cornish Contest
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The world is wailing with wantonness
every time feelings and fists collide
crooning in the midst of the earthquake
akin to lamenting the demise of love

Watch as the world catches fire 
screams will resound across the ether
an eternal chorus of shrieking, life is dead

All I view are fiery banners stop signs, and rage
In the quest for a break, shoes are static.

We bore witness to the disasters
the dreadful symptoms of spiritual demise
as in the empire of the Egyptian pharaohs

We elevate our sights instead of trusting 
sensing a basis for praise toward God
some steel their souls to truth, omitting the warning signs.


Stop signs create a dilemma
Someone's whistle is blaring
shaped to ponder on the best action film
the scene where the hero tragically dies.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Of Infinity

*Image of Cave, Stars, Sky, Tunnel by Pixabay.

Of Infinity

Source and aim is ... vast consequence,
Wherefore controls ... take prominence,
Greek's Alpha meant ... primal ascends,
Omega states ... constants transcends,
Cause steadfast edge ... oppositeness,

Expansiveness ... span conscienceless,
Space an abstract ... not concreteness,
Wander spirits ... lodged comprehends,
Source and aim is,

Between the two ... points wantonness,
License demands ... subconsciousness,
Omnipresent ... joined broad bookends,
Christ's the answer ... prize providence,
Infinity ... stretched mixed strengthens,
Source and aim is,

2021 November 07
*1st Place*
This or That, Vol 8
~~Edward Ibeh: Judged 2021 December 05

*HMS & RZ
Form: Rondeau

Waiting On You?

Here I am, smiling up at you..
Looking past me, you see right through.

Can I tell you about my day?
You stare at me, with few words to say.

Are we still married? I feel alone.
Longing to talk, I reach for the phone.

Going astray has a taunting appeal..
Betrayal and hurt could become real.

Wantonness invites me to its fold..
My sacred vows have not yet been sold.

It's only but, a fleeting thought..
Cloaked attention but, at what cost?

My heart would not feel the same..
No matter  how we played this game.

I love you now and always will..
My candle still burns, on your window sill.

Premium Member The Future

The Future

One’s future footprints in the sands of time,
To be enshrined for all to see in time.  

A time period of shall and shall be,
Descriptive too of what again shall be.

A future view of such constant motion,
Of people, events, passion, emotion.

A planned assumption that is great or grave,
That a future parade of time must save. 

A dream so enchanted for the future, 
Not revealed—as one must learn the future.

A future hope for wantonness and wit, 
To be resurrected now from Hell’s pit.

A vision of future epochs in time,
Now must our poets plan to set in rhyme.

Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved
(December 27, 2014) (Heroic Couplet)

Premium Member Dionysus Opens the Feast

In rare gustation dine we here tonight!
For you, my feast; for me, your pleasant sight!
And for them both, I raise my glass to cheer:
Let all that’s sober end before the year!
Let music, wine and wantonness prevail!
Let revelry erase the dry and stale!
And light your mortal youth that burns so strong,
For I, the God of Wine, who’s lived too long.
And when my followers stand - or rather, sprawl -
Across the landscape, shall the dreary fall!
And when my wine the final frown shall lift,
Then sprawled amidst the rest, I’ll share the gift!

Let wine make us wise, and feasting for all!
Till morning shall rise, or each of us fall!

Evil sobriety! It shall not last the night!
For I have found munitions, ample for the fight!

The vine divine, from whence the grapes of wine!
I tend its thirsts, and it doth water mine!

The beasties of the Earth and air,
I do invite to be my fare!
Form: Rhyme

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