Husband Lust Poems

The Priest talked of your tragic passing
I was unzipping your dress, watching it gracefully fall to the floor
You would be sorely missed
The back of your...

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Dolly answered, "I'm  just a little 
Fatigued,  I'm ok though. I
Think I should lie down. Molly
Followed Dolly to the master
Bedroom upstairs. Dolly 
Confessed...

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Sappho Translations I

Sappho, fragment 132 (Lobel-Page 132)
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

1.
I have a delightful daughter
fairer than the fairest flowers, Cleis,
whom I cherish more than...

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...First off it seemed that her husband
had no been an abusive man,
just a nebbish actually,
it was clear she had worn the pants.

She’d married him for...

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I saw a talk-show interview
of a new author, all the rage,
she had sold two million copies,
her book is everywhere these days.

It was tailor-made for women,
a...

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LIKE A TEMPEST TO THE STORM
She enters into the dance hall, not one hair out of placeSupreme in her elegance, she carried herself with graceOther...

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A place to raise your glass 
        or raise the hair right off your head
Where liquor flows and...

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skipping along round bout noon
humming a happy tune
thinking about my best gal June
just makes my heart swoon
we'll meet at Murphy's saloon
while her husband works this...

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She puts on a fresh coat of lipstick,
Wipes the mascara from beneath her eyes.
Clearing evidence of tears,
Masking her web of lies.

She clutches her purse,
And swiftly...

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I want to shut him
Out of my heart
But when he's around
My heart skips a beat
My breath catches 
In my throat 
When I hear his voice
And...

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Between The Legs
Hen Lay Eggs
Morning Noon Evening Night
Guru ghantal flying kite
Char dafa hud hud
Itwar peer mangal budh
Pak pavitr shudh ambud.
Note.We can't make an omelet from...

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Said to my girlfriend
My Husband - well he’s 90.
What do you think he can do? -
Even his tongue cant stretch out to work.
So I got...

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Sawdust thrusts into the visceral air 
as you lust over your woodworker's chair,
and I desire you more.

Cedarwood sprinkles cling to stalwart sleeves.
Man glitter flits upon...

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Chinese Poets: English Translations II

These are modern English translations of poems by the Chinese poets Tzu Yeh, Lin Huiyin, Xu Zhimo and Huang E. These...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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