Short Enticingly Poems
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Enticingly juicy
Melting on the burning
Lips of passion
Stretching tongues to lick
But soured drops long left over
Icings of deadly venoms
Ooh greedy zealots
Gulping to stupor
Concoctions for all such gluttons
Caresses on his back made him quiver.
Enticingly, she said, “Love, come hither.”
Warm fingers rubbed his spine.
Her kisses felt so fine.
An Indian princess was his giver.
© December 10, 2010
Dane Smith-Johnsen
She likes flowers. She likes galleries and art. She likes bookstores and museums, and walks in the park. She’s enticingly odd, her countenance unflawed, I’m ooohed and I’m awed. I gotta tell ya – she is one cool broad.
While suspended above reality
This choice I had to make
A few more seconds in slumber
So reluctant I was to awake
I settled for cocooned bliss
To content to be concerned
Oblivion beckoned enticingly
My life was thus adjourned.
The facebook ad popped up
nothing fancy, seasonal stuff
and there it was a bathing suit
it looked so enticingly cute.
I pondered me within its wrappings
envisioned how my body in its trapping,
protrusions of my bosom and my rump
alas, I'm an apple, round and plump.
~Mon Amour~
I adore my lover!
So enticingly, bubbly,
A spiritual heart!
A philosophical Greek.
When he dances, the stars sing.
November 30, 2019
Tanka
YOU ARE
the epitome of
intrigue. An
addiction for my
needs. A puzzle
of perplexing
shades. Unique
enticingly brief.
I love you. Hate
that you
frustrate me. Find
my Achilles. Both
my nemesis my
disease.
Still…
you ease
the fatigue
of
mortality
© Kim van Breda—28 June 2015
I am an old porch
Leaning in on a bent back
Weathered and rotting
Aha! Something enticingly fun
comes into view
turning me into my butterfly self.
Orange and dotted,
flitting among the lilacs,
diving in for a taste,
enjoying life once again.
I am distracted by a worm
Instantly irritated and mad,
turning into a mud puddle.
White Jasmine
pure white soft jasmine
birth of a new tender love
thorns silently sleep
behold this glory
that enticingly lures
some fun loving bee
tasting delicious nectar
green danger cunningly lurks
true love never had a chance
green thorns blew their prickly horns
old black shadows danced along
white jasmine turned red
31/05/2011
By Tahera Mannan
Beneath the cobalt veil nothing blows.
Lying vast but still, a cloth of silken black.
Only an amiable ripple articulates its presence.
Imposing contours loom purposely
Declaring their magnificence
And my insignificance.
Illuminations pin pricked into the veil above.
More than you could count
Even with a lifetime given.
A Prince of unquestionable pedigree.
Enticingly fragile.
Dauntingly resolute.
l saw a note in the wind
caught up in the fencing
could it possibly be...?
was it what I was sensing?
determined to have it
I gazed up admiringly
it was out of my reach
fluttering enticingly
I spied a big number too!
I was feeling quite heady
my mind was in overdrive
I had spent it already
so it pains me to say
I was terribly mistaken
instead of cash I retrieved
a parking citation
So what is love?
A kiss, a touch, a state of mind;
A fickle glance, a poet’s line.
An unending pit of shame
Into which sordid passions rain.
A “forever” love I’ll never claim.
But wait…
Who comes and passes by?
He stops and looks back, enticingly shy.
He beckons, I follow~~~
Watch out! The Pit!!
Too late…
I
fall
to
meet
the
bottom.
Her songs come and make love to me
each note stroked so enticingly
they twist and they twirl
engulfing her pearl
I reside deep in Calliope
Entwined we are starved by the night
two souls that are holding on tight
'low passionate skies
entranced by her eyes
I make her my lunar delight
Tongue tips and teeth that desire
true love that's burning on fire
stare down our sure death
both gasping for breath
this heat can't get much higher
Summer has past through
its hot sultry days of sun
Now slowly the leaves turn
glistening in hues of brown.
The air sharpens and cools
as the nights draw in faster.
Grains glimmer ready now
for plucking from their ears.
Rich scents of sun ripened fruit
hangs in the still air enticingly.
The smells of lunch mingling
to the heavily scented bouquet.
Icy fingers of winter awake
impatient to do their worst.
Soon the lands will lie
under a blanket of snow.
As she walked thru limitless pain
Her body contorted and old
She ached for his divine grace
And freedom from binding chains
Her soul clearly broken
Into tiny glittering points
And dark night enticingly beckoned
To pass into limitless sky
And as day blurred into dusk
Her soul took its flight
Among the burning starry way
She at last found what she lacked
A limitless ocean of love and peace
That He held in his arms
03/05/2011
For Paula’s ‘Limitless’ contest