Tree Lust Poems

Hills & Crosses

I hung myself on a cross
To atone for my works
An attempt on my soul 
To rid him off of his unwholesomeness 
To cut...

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Cast aside the fig leaf,
Eat the apple from the tree.
Sip the wine of passion,
And set your spirit free.

Bask in nature's splendor,
And dance around the fire.
Then...

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In organic dust
our soul must adjust
that we
side step paths unjust,
renounce ways of lust
to be,
as elders discussed,
love and light stardust,
so free.

Simple is soul’s plea;
let head-heart agree
to...

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I started dying when my life started
My life started when l first met you 
They never told me that love hurts
And they didn't tell me...

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The wails of a goddess comes with heated heat & excitement / that causes stings / a symptoms of Gonorrhea / but with the right...

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Behold Beatrice, Pitcairn
the paradise sunsets lie in Tahiti
sunrise, the folly of Easter
islands, sanitoriums, deluded, denuded
limbos and purgatories, the never evermore
Polynesian metaphors transmigrate my mind
O to...

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I am not going to wait for you to get ill
Or to die to send you bouquets of flowers
Right now is the time to make...

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Well when the need for more space
was mentioned, one fella spoke
and said our wives have chored and labored
and have seemed to be more
obedeaint, maybe we...

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Under the crystal tree, an empty corpse did lie.
A loving melted pedal of the rose may sigh,
“You’re the most beautiful creature I’ve seen.
For no flesh...

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earths sweetest apple
   grows on a tree very bare 
  sour grapes seeks its share


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Rapacious greed
  avarice's creed
voracious appetite
  devours every bite

Never enough silver
  craves ever more gold
his insatiable lust
  never grows old

Rolls-Royce, Lamborghini
 ...

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Freezing. 
Cold. 
Numb. 
Murder.
Hammer feels remarkably crimson
Brown trees, clean, sway in the chilly breeze. 
Dark emeralds dance in the distance,
Snow, white pure, gods above
Resolve, shatters,...

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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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Low, below the maple tree, she lay in her lover’s arms,
high, the sun through branches shown, as they enjoyed each other’s charms,
here in this leafy...

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Love, fear, lust or greed?

A thousand diseases blowing in the wind;
the hungry voices of hatred eating each side!
i caused pain within my life, that i...

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