Short Massaged Poems

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Premium Member Kelly and the Telly

Written by Gail DeBole on March 16, 2020

There once was a kitty named Kelly 
Who watched his shows on the telly. 
When someone massaged his ears 
Kelly’s purr became clear 
And he became one cheerful felly.
Form: Limerick


Day 3 the Neighbours Arrive

The grasses massaged our feet Till the hissers crawled beneath Such a boastful way to greet. The darkness reigned with silence Till the stingers made an entrance Such a pompous way to dance. It's about time we re-establish our dominance
© Ezer Agyin  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Kalua Pig Luau

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*Image of Making Kalua Pig by Hawaii Luaus Kalua Pig Luau Hawaiian salt massaged pork drawn from an "imu"-- a hot rocks pit ere covered. Succulent pulled-pork tenderly yielding juice-dribbling bliss. 2022 May 31 *1st Place* Whats Cooking on the Grill this Summer? Contest ~~M. L. Kiser: Judged 2022 August 12 *HMS: 7,5,7,5,5,3,1.
Form: Epulaeryu

Choice As Mustard Seed

various directions halt themselves
after the day is done
my temples are massaged and i 
remember why i chose you
you cut off the lamp and whisper
in my ear to relax...not "try"
when i do, you go deeper into
my stresses until you reach the eye
i look at you and wonder how you make
it so easy and free
it is because you just do, and i rejoice
and give Thanks and Praise that you
chose me....no other Moment could be Better....
© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.

With My Hands

Like clay in my hand, I held a frown...
                            Massaged it slowly till the edges were round...
                             The warmth of my fingers softened the feel...
                         Then I kissed it slowly as the smile became real...
                         The closer I held it ,the more it whispered today...
                      Words of love it spoke , as the frown whithered away...
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member No Other Place

A gentle wind combs the long tresses 
of peppercorn trees and brings
a sense of ease, the soft stroking
of a morning to slowly awaken
drowsy souls from sleep.

I enter the space and take in
the quiet, feel a comfort in being
here, sink into a silky, way off drift 
as that which lulled the mind
when, as a child, my grandmother's 
fingers massaged my head
and at that moment
there was no other place
I wanted to be.

The Miles In My Feet

"The years in my feet" he said

                    As 
                    I
Rubbed his feet back and forth 
                   As 
                   I 
massaged his feet with art deeper 
With art lower 
Feeling the strong pulses with the tips of my fingers
Feeling the cracks well defined and refined 
Inhaling and exhaling 
The air escaping the pores
Tension dwindling 
Energy flowing
Mind glowing
Muscles relaxing
Years reading
Miles teaching

Premium Member EDOW IN HIS AMAZING GRACE-

Circumstance lost control;
Lost obstacles betrothed;
Whom am I to unanswer the call;
While on my stomach vividly I crawl;
Points of random denial;
Circumcised heart chiseled because of its hardness;
No longer harden massaged by the Father's  hands;
Beautifully conformed I am;
Shore beautiful 
I am moved in grace, present before His face;
A child of the Righteousness of Father God;
Endowed in His amazing grace;

2/25/24
Written words  by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Stinky Dog

in the sweet park abandoned by women and men thinking over and over that She shouldn't roll In poop, onion and dead small birds ever again my Ratcha got a nice soapy bath, that washed some of the stink, dirt away~massaged her back and legs now she wants play she seems so much happier now she plays with toys was she ashamed that she did stink or did the bath make her anxious and now she needs to expend the tense feeling upon toys
Form: Other

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