Short Ingesting Poems

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Premium Member Flower Punch

daffodils' gold glow
ingesting sun, a spring ode
pierce winter shutters












Haiku written: February 24, 2021
For Brian Strand July Contest
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Oracle and Querent Diamante

Oracle The Wise, Mystical Blessing, Spellcasting, Foretelling Black Sorcerer, Divine, Innocent, Questioner Listening, Ingesting, Participating Curious, Wonderer Querent Tuesday, January 4, 2022
Form: Diamante

Sensing Sensuality, Sensual Abc Contest

Animalistic body craving 
Deeply erotic
Flesh, girth, horny
Ingesting Jiz, kinky
Lewd mind
Nipples orgasmic
Physically quivering
Racy suggestive thighs
Under vulva wanting
Xenogenous yearning
Zeal

23 September 2015
Form: ABC

Mushroom Man

Incessant noise fills up the void
In darkness with no direction
No words discerned
With few concerns
To he who is still waiting
Ingesting all that drips and falls
For the void is unforgiving
Kindness withdrawals
Replaced with gall
And so remains unending
© Dd Boll  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Burlesque

Yoga

YOGA

A rainbow of energy expels from my core
My soul supported by the earth
Like a hammock
Gentle but safe
Blessed by the power of the universe
Effervescent within 
I rise out of my heart
Open to receive
Ingesting all that is around me
Investing all my time in me
To become the best version I can be of me
Form:


Return To Poetry

ingesting poison from an open wound
lethargic rambles in another dimension
death is not the end its merely and ending
hopeless and serene the paths converge
words tumble out of slashed mouths
fingertips burn into the synapses
i return to poetry with a stream of conscience
pyramids destroyed by ravaged boundaries.

Premium Member -skies Landscapes Horizons-

-skies landscapes horizons-

I for saw the bird in his above the door sill;
Wings a flamed flapping
Body still

Head bobbin up and down
Must be feeding little chicklet young
Body still

Bobbing ingesting their baby sparrows or is it robins? 



6/21/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2023?

Premium Member Food From Hell-

Rotten stench Hell drenched I tasted the waters soiled, bittersweet I digested as it bled out my feet The rancid still flavor stale ingesting My heart and stomach aches vomitings As I breathe and inhale shattering jowls I digress Sweet delusions bitter substance I eat as diarrhea runs down my leg onto my feet Still the flavor touch aroma stitches my teeth
12/29/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020
Form: Rhyme

Anything But Him

Peripatetic movement impedes as I draw near to an atrocious condemned king
Probing him, in conceptualizing & equating potential 
Composure rapidly decomposes, investigating potential future
Ever so sickening to these eyes, sluggish gags massage my throat 
Am I to develop in any fashion of this creature? 
Recuperating composure and ingesting gags peripatetic movement finds its place in 
contemporary time
The words I articulate to such a fiend, “Hey dad, how’s it going?”

Premium Member Its Enough To Drive You Crazy

To be healthy I'm told I must exercise a lot
Eat no junk food or your going to go to pot

Wear a helmet when your bike you ride
And latch seatbelts in case you should collide

Be sure to get an adequate amount of sleep
And always be sure to look before you leap

I'm told beware of ingesting to much table salt
If you get hypertension it will be your own fault

Its hard to remember all the things that one should do
Oh, oh, now I'm reminded my insurance I must  renew
Form: Couplet

Yesterday

That yesterday's engrossing note
whereas had done, somehow had wrote
that lengthening my own by thought
God's speaking as by sunlight caught!

A glimpse unfounded as I walk,
the constant image of thy balk
expecting naught, excluding ought
but some ingesting of trails sought!

Do heighten, hold with savor caught,
like morrow's springing, taut by taught!
Oh God, with wisdom, finish fought
like prophecy in witnessed loft ~

does raise the spirit . . . to selfless wrought!
Form: Rhyme

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