Short Milk It Poems

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Thick Goodness

My favorite drink, so thick and rich.
It's much better,
When in a cold cup.

Chocolate milk; it goes with any meal,
It's a drink
And a dessert,
All in one.


Solitary Confinement

Suck it, milk it- bleed it dry!
But leave My Heart still untouched
The Fires will rage, and they will die
While I am somber all too much...

The Temples I tread, inside my Head
Searching for a safer place
A Room to dwell outside the Hell
Of my prison's burning Gates
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Milk My Birthday

Some people have a birthday day.
I have a birthday month.
Sometimes I extend it into the next month too.
I truly might enjoy my birthday a bit more than others.
It’s my birthday, I say, and quite often.
Not once or twice.
I have thirty-two birthday shirts.
Therein, I feel I have to milk it more than most.

Detox In Me

You come in as submissive 
My inner circle you dominate 
Blood line circulate never ovulates
One silly move 
you in it for weeks 

I meditate your lust
My past I garden you to die 
Water you to drown 
Milk it 
my bones will carry me

Breathe, weed, smoke, air was always air
 Lifeless solutions you benefit 
I live to regret 
My faith in you contemplate 

Traditional quick but puppets

Bloom or follow dooms leads

Premium Member Paddington Panda Spills His Rice

Paddington Panda provides perky playfulness of soul
Bringing joy to the dinner table in happy tales.
But when he spills his enormous blue rice bowl
No one has ever heard such disappointed wails!

In her pretty kimono made of embroidered gold red silk,
His mother said, “Let’s not cry over spilled milk!’
“But this is not milk, it is much better than that!” He said with a whine.
It is rice and brown sugar! A favorite whenever he would dine.
Form: Rhyme


Lessons Learnt In Life

Trust, a term delicate and so gentle. But In the wrong hands It is detrimental. Deception, demon's weapon. If a firm hold is obtained they'll provide an insertion into your spine and allow flux without discretion. Lesson learned, to guard trust like a diamond. People will milk it without conscience. Apply theories of deception and bathe in its vain essence. The reason I keep my mind alert and keen. I won't allow deceit to ruin me.
October 3, 2015
Form: Etheree

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