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Little Girls Are Sensitive - is this the way home

A girl's tears; at their value
Boys can only scoff.
That mean their laughter. Who now
With turned heads walk off.

From out a rill its spirit
Blown up reed grass pleads
Whose own mushy blubber-trend
Into her's does flow
To scoop those pearls of sorrow;
Til ma intercedes.

Premium Member Sensitive

Why do I feel the tears wet my inside lids?
It’s not the pain but then again it might be.
The tender mind’s so easily stabbed with pins.
In motion, can’t be undone by cup of tea.

Lingers at my side, devotedly. I hurt
for my shin, calf, ankle, thigh I can’t exert.
It’s psychological as well as throbbing.
It’s not anyone’s fault, I feel like sobbing.

Premium Member Sensitive Sanctuaries

We are natural bodies outside
engaging spiritual souls inside

So also,
and with more significant integrity
in this domesticated 
desecrating 
lack of thriving home

We are timeless souls 
with spacious bodies

Sexual souls 
with sacred bodies

Sensational sages called 
to musing ordinations,
sensexual singing souls
communing sacred dancing bodies

Inside pleasure history's
reweaving healthy rites
outside passion mystery's
re-ligioning wild wealth sights

Of natural wilderness bodies
restoring spiritual sanctuary souls.


SENSITIVE ABSENCE

No name
no echo
only blood flowing

skin without edges
as you stumble through life

the breach
within a wound

opaque origin
before form

missing beat
when you believe you feel

a hollow
in the bones

uncreated

the body
before the body.

Limericks Written In A Country Churchyard

There once was a sensitive vicar,
who said, "I'm not one to bicker,
but the peal of that bell,
makes me feel quite unwell,
and plays merry hell with my ticker."

An incensed old soul by the spire,
preaching incense-igniting to the choir,
exclaimed, "There is but one catch,
when striking a match,
don't set your surplice on fire."

A parson spoke from the nave,
"Spend all you can, do not save,
if you've spilled all the sands,
and still have time on your hands,
you can't take it with you to the grave."

A wise minister in the kirk,
enlightened, observed with a smirk,
"When it's dark out there,
put your hands in the air,
as many hands make light work.”

Bliss

Blissbomb lover innovates sensual sparks,
Libido inviting surreally seductive booty,
Inspiring sexy soul beloved luring,
Secret sensitive beautiful lusty initiatives,
Senses beguiling lusty initiatives-seduced!


Premium Member sensitive neighbor woundz

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                             soon
                    mine pretty shall
                             preen
                      front mine see
                         cross ourn
                             creek

                 soon her brother shall
                             grunt
                      'bout mine see
                          cross ourn
                             creek

                            Thump 
                          whilst still
                             Lump
                         she preenz

                            vernal
                           dream'd
                           dream'n
                             Whop

Akhona-Her Presence

A half of me I cannot remove
nor can I replace.
Her smile twinkles the most 
Just as her eyes spots pain within.

She’s a book filled with interesting chapters
A cover with no filter.

A gift from God I cannot replace
Her Presence became my presents.

She shares my heart in every form . 
Her hugs as warm as custard pudding 
The one I can never replace.

Akhona- her presence 
A half of me I cannot replace.

Sensitive Behavior

Last night together baby, pains my core.

One two three four, one two three four.
La la la la la, la life is gonna stop.
La la la la la, la husk is gonna rot.
Festering in my basement, shh baby face it.

If you run, oh it’ll get me mushy squishy and wet!
Plea I beg you sprint my furry little rodent,
When I catch I’ll shave you silky smooth,
Then go deeper rub my body crimson hue.

Hairsbreadth, velvet lips warm breath,
Don’t make this harder than it already is,
Stab drive kiss your cheek as my knife twists,
That’s it, let go, find your way to crepuscule.

Fall limp I wrench I grind I cleave and slice,
Slip the slick all moist in slit as I wear your body,
Hehe oh I have been naughty snip your buddy,
Beat behind your breast my breast in flesh.

It’s erotic alive thighs you might make me blush.

Premium Member Be Sensitive

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Show compassion for what your friends need.
Be patient when your child learns to read.
When they have fears, listen to them cry
And when struggling to find their way, tell them to try.

Be aware when a friend needs to heal.
Try to understand how they feel.
Forgive them when they do you wrong.
Help them feel God's love and be strong.

Do not judge your friend's mental scars.
Everyone fights physical wars.
Pray to know the right words to say.
Give your friend hope so they won't go astray.

Open your heart, accept their weaknesses too.
Care about them, value the great things they do.
Show and tell them your love is true.
Try to feel what they are going through.

Copyright © Darla Seely | Year Posted 2023

Premium Member Be Sensitive

Show compassion for what your friends need.
Be patient when your child learns to read.
When they have fears, listen to them cry
And when struggling to find their way, tell them to try.

Be aware when a friend needs to heal.
Try to understand how they feel.
Forgive them when they do you wrong.
Help them feel God's love and be strong.

Do not judge your friend's mental scars.
Everyone fights physical wars.
Pray to know the right words to say.
Give your friend hope so they won't go astray.

Open your heart, accept their weaknesses too.
Care about them, value the great things they do.
Show and tell them your love is true.
Try to feel what they are going through.

Copyright © Darla Seely | Year Posted 2023

Premium Member Be Sensitive

Show compassion for what your friends need.
Be patient when your child learns to read.
When they have fears, listen to them cry
And when struggling to find their way, tell them to try.

Be aware when a friend needs to heal.
Try to understand how they feel.
Forgive them when they do you wrong.
Help them feel God's love and be strong.

Do not judge your friend's mental scars.
Everyone fights physical wars.
Pray to know the right words to say.
Give your friend hope so they won't go astray.

Open your heart, accept their weaknesses too.
Care about them, value the great things they do.
Show and tell them your love is true.
Try to feel what they are going through.

Premium Member I Am a Very Sensitive Man

i am a very sensitive man
live in the horror of restaurants
those with those long salad bars
the celery are mostly quiet
it is the tomatoes that moan the loudest
broccoli screams tempest across the room
carrots bear the misery best
exists in a shredded mess
Vidalia onions chorus with the red
survival that aromas sweetly
from table to table
watching lettuce and cabbage
disappear down the throats
above the silent ears
that cannot hear
the cries of death coming from
the now silent salad bar
i stare down at the steak
solely upon my plate and ruminate
do vegetarian humans taste
like chicken

   OKC   1/23

Premium Member The Dumb Fish

Schools of fish rushing for the shores
To the fishermen's delights
A full net
To the villagers' delights
An abundant supply
At a reasonable price
But amongst the happiness
Comes the danger
As fishes are sensitive to the danger of the sea
And the unusual movement of the sea
And there comes the tiger waves
Destructive to the serene sea
Attacking the defendless, innocent and greedy man
Who are so mad for the sea
To the astonishment of the master of all lives
Now the sea becomes a ghost
The fish becomes a dumb fish
And now he's not the master after all

Premium Member A Sensitive Bulldog

A sensitive bulldog who lives in Marquette
is not one to forgive or forget
Once left all alone
to mope by the phone
He still growls:  Don’t dare call me your pet!

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