Two bonsai trees
craving for clouds
a few handfuls of rain
spiky nuggets
crying wine glass
fasting salivas
all might drench
taking the wrench off
the frontal lobe
letting a sprout
lift it's face
calling lips
on pointed treetops
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22 April 2022
Chanel #5
She was immersed in a shallow
Dialogue with the guy—next—door.
A distant conversation,
Mingling with his heart, his senses.
Her “fake” pheromones
Brought him in to an all new ecstasy.
This brings us to the synopsis,
About the pheromone phenomenon.
Deceit and lies barbed her
Surreptitious, razor- edged tongue.
Told in dissembled words,
Concealed only by many falsifications.
Her fragrance brought
On intrigue as of a sweet libation.
Leading for a possible
Affinity that was from the start.
She breaths life in to him,
As they allocate their yet lone salivas’.
Life was better with her,
He cannot live as well without her.
She is the girl of his dreams,
Every night, still in his unwaking dreams.
Oh, Chanel seems
To still turn quite a few heads.
Travis “Ceijaeh” Klein
I wake in a morning of your glory.
Your face so warm you hair all out of place.
I lie and listen to yesterdays story.
You talk with a sweet small voice.
I look at your words coming from your mouth.
I say “shushh” As a love rush comes into my mind.
I gently put my fingers to your lips.
I move in haste for the cherry taste.
The soft stick the coating on the rose.
I twist slightly round and touch your nose.
The kiss I give you so hot and warm,
Our salivas mix and it tickles.
The tastebuds dance on our tongues.
As you take and lose your breathe.
As I do mine. We hold each other for a long time.
And gently I pull back your head.
Tugging your long sweet smelling hair.
Placing my mouth on your neck.
You gasp for more air as we lie there.
My tongue runs down your pulsing jugular vein.
I enjoy the taste of your salty skin again and again.
You pull me closer holding me tight.
Just as you did most of the night.
You dont ever want me to go.
I gently lick your ear lobe.
And whisper in your ear.
Darling I love you thats all we both need to know.
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