Short Massages Poems

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Premium Member Wind Massages Mountains

wind massages mountains

sends shock waves to inner core

valley grows wider





June 3rd, 2011 Wausau, Wisconsin USA)

(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved,
Form: Haiku


Premium Member choosing nature

I sit in the sun
vitamin D massages my bones
I feel healthy
loving the warmth outside my cave

trading dungeon-qualities for lightness
away from technology of TV or computers
my cell phone inside, on silent
choosing nature over stress
sun

Abc's Help Wanted On Dating

All Being Considered, Dating Every Friendly Girl Has It's Joy. Kisses, Long Massages, 
Necking, Only Poetic, Quick Responsive, Stable, Talkative, Unusually Vivacious Women 
Who're Xenial, Youthful, Zealous!

Need apply


*For ABC contest
Form: ABC

Premium Member healing Cave

A beautiful pink Himalayan crystal salt cave
Residing in Santa Barbara, California
features zen therapies in the form of
massages and facial treatments,
come without expectations or intentions
ooze your way into the comfort of our capable hands
let us show you what relaxation and meditation can be

Listen My Friend

A scorpion stings, does not massage
A snake bites, does not lick
Water runs down-hill
Clouds are mobile in the sky
God is invisible and holy

If you see scorpion that massages
Snake that licks its victim
Water that flows uphill
Clouds that live in trees
God that is seen and worldly
Then introspect


Amaryllis

Amaryllis boasts,
Declaring her love,
Conquests flaunted,
Prideful and beauty,
Tower above,
Look at me? 
Deceivingly she calls,
Toxic and poisonous,
Voluptuous flower,
Her femme-fatale,
Expensive perfumes, 
Seducing oils
Relaxing massages,
Into her blossom,
Splendour with elegance,
Her victims
Die!

Lanky Coda Lurches - Day 29

nocturnal nature nimble
taunting tainted treble
felon feelings fumble
airy atmosphere gobble
rustic rhythm birthed
moaning melody tremble

dark dances complement
callous concerto's crest
bounty biddings bent

lanky coda lurches
nature hanker surges
puking punctured confetti

bruised skin blushes
under mystic massages.
      '20:02:29:11:50
Form: Sonnet

Rhythmic Design

It massages my brain

To ponder on rhyme,

I love the flow

The rhythmic design.

It takes me to a place

All of my own,

I need no company

When lost in a poem.

It is my comfort blanket

It brings me elation,

I find such pleasure

In poetic creation.








Entry for
Poetry and ME Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Silent One
22/2/19
© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member An Ode to My Special Toe

I have one toe that goes above its job.
The digit developed a way to give
pleasure if merely squeezed on its wee tip.
Like whenever someone plays with my hair,
massages my receptive neck or back,
it’s a prized oh-ew-ah-oh-ahhh affair.
I appreciate it so, but that bratty toe
withholds unless another does the squeeze
and my other thinks I caught an odd disease.
Form: Ode

Premium Member A Natural Enclave

As I pose in a natural enclave
I claim freedom I'll not be a slave
an abyss, Earth's in a hole
self love massages my soul
Momentum, let's jin a positive wave

On my deck put pen to paper write verse
Observe shades of green leaves so diverse
a gentle light breeze is blowing
leaves flutter in air always flowing
Trunks to and fro bowing first forward now in reverse
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Pocket Full of Comment Change

I would rather spend a dollar commenting
than waste a half-dime on replies (SORRY!!);
I would rather say how good yours is
than thank you for applauding mine.
I do like remarks, genuine;
obligations, please do not maintain--
feel free, not painfully constrained.
Sharing thoughts that stimulate
massages both our brains.

Copyright, August 19, 2014
Faye Lanham Gibson

Partnerships

Several weeks of flirting,
Two back massages,
Asking for a date,
Trip to dinner and Wal-Mart,
Sneak of a kiss over shoulder,
Asking for a second date,
Several dating times,
More kisses and hugs,
Flowers on birthday,
Remembering date of first date,
Valentines Day flowers,
Special poem for her,
Asking for hand
Wedding day,
Remembering special dates,
Saying those words,
I love you!
(Forever)
Form: List

Premium Member Robots Will Replace Humans

My friend, the friendly robot, 
Does everything I could ever want.
Cooking exactly how I like my food,
Like it’s from a swank restaurant.

She cleans, she fixes, and she creates 
And then she irons all of my clothes.
She even massages sore muscles for me,
And she even blows.

My beautiful gorgeous robot is learning 
How to live with her own instinct.
Soon I feel I won’t be needed at all, 
Soon I’ll become extinct.
Form: Quatrain

Daydreaming

Daydreaming sets us free,
free to do anything,
be anything within the
realm of imagination.

A release from reality,
a world in which there is
complete control.

Where decisions are never wrong,
a place without violence, where 
contentment  massages the soul.

A world through which frustration
and anger are expelled causing a release,
a calming effect, maybe a new beginning.

Daydreaming sets us free to 
return to reality.

Premium Member Foreplay

First seductive moves and intimate touches
Of bodily drive so hot and sensual, starting with no
Rush or haste, just slower, slower and slow, then
Engine gets heated up, everywhere becomes charged
Points to specifically visit cannot be by passed
Licks, sucks and massages in steady speed
Acceleration kicks, desires burn into each other
Yearnings sum up this outburst to begin the core
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member I Love You Too

The glowing day of green and gold
sliced through my windowpane,
drawing me out of my nest
and into its warmth.
The kids are asleep.
The husband is home.

It’s a morning all for me and God.

I walk the path—
the breeze massages my face,
the earth cradles my feet,
and the birds’ calls
steady my soul.

I hear You say my name.
I see Your love for me
written in the quiet slate of sky.
I send a letter back:
I love You too,
My Holy One.

Premium Member 'I'm Sorry'


two simple words 
with such healing power

fragile things 
broken 
suddenly super-glued
hurt feelings 
melt away

a phrase 
that sows the seed
 of forgiveness
a seed 
that sprouts
unwatered

simple, yet... 
flips hurt downside up

magical 
what sincere contrition does 
to the mind and spirit.
liberating...

a soothing balm 
doctors the aches 
massages away pain
lingering 
deep within.




Date written: 02/08/2021

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