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Premium Member surreptitious enigma sequestered

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                                                'tiz her secret 
                                                 and     stick'n
                                                        i'm
                                                        two'it

Premium Member sequestered unto hern

.

                              i found mine lips
                             softly step'n 'long
                                  hern sheath
                             thuh short length 
                                     her neck
                           'long her shoulderz
                                   down hern 
                          gently trembling arm
                            'to her mitt's digits

                             mine grateful lips
                                 with genteel
                                       kiss'd
                                     'til hern 
                                  (((latch'd)))
                           mine dome'z mane
                               with both hern
                                       grips

                  command'n mine attention
                       'twixt hern hip's limbz
                               hern frenetic 
                                      coapt
                                    
                                          ..

Premium Member Sequestered Trilonnet

I have a penchant for your kiss,
I kind of dig that hidden smile;
Look in my eyes there’s no typo;

Each moment I don’t want to miss,
Baby please let me stay awhile;
It’s so warm I want to go slow;

On whispered words I reminisce, 
caught up in your gentleman’s style;
A drawl dripping with southern flow;

My heart hangs on a precipice 
fearing I’m headed to exile;
Picante is charged with mellow;

Affinity for pure jesters,
dunked by desire that sequesters.


Premium Member Sequestered look

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                      "okay
                       okay"
                  I were there
                   mine eyne
                       pop'd
                                  i felt the heavy uv my
                                          lower jaw
                                              drop 
                    he yell'd
      "I won't lower the curtain
                      Quiet" 
             hiz voice sound'd

        the crowded vestibule 
                only breath'd
                and suddenly
            without thuh warn
                       Flop
                    oh
                      my
                my oh my
  there wuz thuh "yuk" in the
                anteroom
          yet the rest uv us
           gasp'd in marvel
                        i
               for my part
    marvel'd when I return'd
                   home
                    and
      spill'd this here vision
         such muse alter'n 
               pluperfect
               lay'd bare 
         for mine fellow'z
           astute critique

Premium Member Truth Sequestered

Barricaded in cellars
as falsehoods rock the landscape

Truth sequestered, fragments
  ~ devolution to the Age of Apes

Premium Member Sequestered Thoughts

Sequestered Thoughts
Haiku by: Tom
December 7 2020

Our sequestered thoughts
often become spiteful words,
impairing others.


Premium Member Sequestered

Our spring arrived!  Its welcomed rebirth, so

resplendent- yet, confined from it, are we;

together, home alone- nowhere to go,

ruled by a monster-virus we can't see,

dispatching fears of its life-changing blow-

God- bring us back to normal times- we plea.


April 20, 2020


Contest: Each Letter Threads The Verse
Sponsor: Joseph May

Rules:
Rhyme scheme: a b a b a b 
Last letter of the first word of each line
begins the first word on the next line

Premium Member Sequestered Thoughts

Sequestered Thoughts
Written: By Tom Wright
8-10-2019

I sequestered some thoughts today at dawning, 
Other days I’ve allowed these thoughts free reign.
But today, I’ve a tendency, to sit here yawning,
Nothing worthy escapes though I rack my brain. 

Perhaps its a temporary psychological block,
Because the hour of night, has now grown pale.
Or the interrupting chime of our grandfather clock,
But most likely, It’s just that my thoughts are stale.

A Sequestered Fawn

Then

I
fear
not your
fond and soft
tenderness, but you
bidding farewell without ceasing
so, satisfy me with the fruit of your care and warmth
I was insatiably famishing, predatory for your love- you nourished with ease


Now

I
am
seeking
more than life
can bestow with ease
I’m depraved and a feared outcast
sanctified yet loathsome, I renounce my high spirits
for I am a sequestered fawn uninhabited and denied in the grove of life


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1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 syllables / 54 syllables total

Date written: January 8, 2019
Contest: Writing Challenge January, 2019- Fibonacci - Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Dear Heart

Sequestered

This secluded epoch proceeds exceedingly.
This requisite delay, daily trudgery.
Amassing scores of lonely sunrises.
My reclusive heart concealed
willingly abandoned; neglected desire
awaiting my fate, a reunion
the one I long for.

Sequestered Love

Playfully I could give my heart to you,
Seduced by your soft body aroma,
So you may let it bleed in your desire,
Or keep it alive resting in your palms. 

It knows it will beat only for your love,
Seeking moments of fulfilled ecstasy,
Raptures in lewd body movements;
Can I truly hold it within my chest? 

Romantic free if it chooses to be,
In rhythms resonating with your heart beats,
I shall learn to let it slip as you call;
For you always sequester it from me.

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