Posed Poems - Poems about Posed

Lying in a field of clover, we're lulled to sleep by buzzing bees. And resting there under the trees, we let our feelings take over. As we snuggle close, our eyes closed; my fingers gently stroke your hair. And our hearts feel as light as air; two lovers, intimately posed. Blanketing us with dappled light, Sol tucks us in with a warm smile. And even...

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VERSELETS footles posed POSE 1 cut down showdown POSE 2 wound-rot one-up POSE 3 ill kill standstill 2020 December 17 *5th Place* FOOTLE-me ~~Brian Strand...

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Don’t hate me if I struck a nerve, a tear now yours to mend The pain acute, denial slim —too late to then pretend (Villanova Pennsylvania: August, 2020)...

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If I may, to my fellow would-be poets, Hereon pose an imperative query (Yet mostly destitute of the greatest urgency), Then I who, in the gross majority of my inditings hereon, Am of quite a Shakespearean and Miltonian bent: Yet in the years succeeding the terminus of my schooling, During the everlasting course thereof, I learned many a thing Indeed...

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(This is a fictional poem) Last week I became very annoyed. I was devastated to see my wife in the new issue of Playboy. My cousin showed me her pictures after he got the magazine in the mail. It was horrible and it hurts like hell. I was shocked to see my wife's bare breasts. Now I'm angry and depressed. As men...

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