Short Latch On Poems

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Eighteighteight

I don't know if I'm capable of ticks of eight.
Creativity trying to escape as I'm trying my absolute best to catch and latch on to them.
I will never let it go,
For it is something in my sanity.


A Mule

Some people that use them, swear by them. others cuss them
                      There is a fact to remember if you should latch on to one
                      Their Momma was a mare and their daddy was a JACKASS
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When Theres No Road To Home

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When theres no road to home
 and your left alone 
Place yourself   IN THE HANDS OF LOVE * 
accept , receive,  LATCH ON TO FAITH * 
leave your worries at the gate,  
you've been invited , COME IN

Premium Member Breast Feeding

I still remember when the tiny ones would
latch on and suck themselves into comfort 
relieve my swelling, too.

I still remember their faces when
visual stimuli met oral yearning
so completely.

Those nasty nasal onslaughts 
who cared? For my lil sugars
were so dear I'd have drowned in sulfur before
forgoing the blue snot bulb.

Timothy

PART 1
You look
I Ignore
You talk
I explore
You stay
I wonder
You take a chance
I don't bother
You forget
I forget.

PART 2
You stayed
I think
You smile
I wink
You suceed
I latch on
You smile
I smile

PART 3
We hold hands
We hug
We kiss
We love
We talk
We fight
We stay awake all night
We charish
We look ahead
We plan
We are in love.

(PART 4 TO BE CONTINUED)


Guilty Intentions

Guilty Intentions

For too long I sought diversion desire
Reject the routine, to conquest aspire
Contempt in contempt, to revel in lust.
Corroding our rings-the basis of trust.

I abjure the pursuit of passing allure
leading to empty embrace of manure
to you here and now, I swear so much more 
rejoice in your soul, latch on to your core.

March 17, 2016
Form: Quatrain

Little Brother

Little brother, do stand up high
And reach for my hand
Whilst I wipe your tears

And guide you past my stumbling toys
Like a drunken sailor with a blubbering cold
You latch on tight, like an Octopus bite

And catch my eye with that naive smile
To push-on by and walk with pride

No need for hands
Just a mischievous smirk
As you wave bye-bye

With my favourite toy!

Dont Follow Me

I'm the tour guide but don't follow me. 
Don't depend on me for your security
cause if I crash, tumbles you and your family.
Instead walk along side I 
for empires alike, that we together materialize. 
So if I fall I can latch on to yours
to propel and maybe once again 
from here punch it in and switch gears to fly. 
Thanks for the ride and great heights,
now I have to try for mines.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member put a lid on it

Borman and Anders and Lovell have gone around the moon
And charter trips in rocket ships may well be starting soon

We've reached a time in history that's called the lunar age
A frantic race to conquer space has now become the rage

Meanwhile down here on Mother Earth things haven't changed one bit
We bomb and raid what we have made led on by some half-wit

Man doesn't stop and try to save the treasures that are near 
Let's lock the latch on the booby hatch—the loony age is here
Form: Couplet

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