Short Bite Your Lip Poems

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How It Feels

Little girl, fallen angel,
Lie down here,
Open your eyes,
Your legs,
Drape them around me.
Think of England,
Think of how much it hurts.
Bite your lip,
Swallow
The Blood.
Does this feel better?
Do you like this?


Nancy and Sid

And you keeping giving up and I keep giving in 
This is why Adam and Eve have sinned
I dig my nails into your skin
I bite your lip until it sinks
That I am here to stay for you and for me

And when you fail to see the links
That keep us hung and hanging in
I’ll make sure to grip your hand and take you in
I am your Nancy to your Sid

Lloovvee

So love me gently with a chainsaw
And take that glass against your wrists
You know I'm your worst nightmare
How you love my bloddy kiss

Tell me your apologies
I hope you don't believe i really care
I'll bite your lip so incredibly hard
And watch the innocence just drip away

So take your tears and go away
And I'll take my love with a hand grenade
The lie, she cried, a heartache

Bite Your Lip

It's better that you bite your lip,
    Than to speak with words that slander.
    They could defame someones good name,
    So, choose all your words with candour.

    Where loose tongues quickly let words slip,
    Let time itself give you more scouth.
    Such prudence will not go amiss,
    For a fly does not enter a closed mouth.

    Scouth.  Opportunity.

    8 / 28  / 2019.
Form: Rhyme

Hurry and rush

Your smile like morning flowers 
Your nails like dripping blood
Diving deep into Your smile 
Swallow each and every moment 
I love they way you bite your lip 
The moment You realize I made it thick
The meal I give to you today 
I gratefully devour thy 
Your taste like raspberries in summers heat
Your my favourite little treat 
I have made a mess in your garden 
Let me plant some seeds again


Premium Member On the Way To School

As I was walking down the road
I saw an ugly fat brown toad
He said don’t stand upon a nick
They say you’ll turn into a stick
I screwed my face up in distaste
And ran away in confused haste
There sitting on a wall
Was a short little man with bat and ball
He said don’t run you may just trip
You’ll scuff your knees and bite your lip
I gave my head a little dip
Then skipped all the way to school.
Form: Rhyme

Cry

Salt in the eyes hurts more than salt in a wound. 
You bite your lip and rub your twinkling eyes attempting to keep those secrets of yours locked away.
 Sea waves churn behind the whites of your eyes. 
The first droplet of a never ending river ever so slowly trickles down your puffy cheek.
All the secrets you worked so well on hiding burst out with your tears unravelling your biggest secret:
You.
Are.
Only.
Human.

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