Short Osculate Poems

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Premium Member Hidden Tongue In Mountain Cheeks-A Haiku

winters osculate
 a common intense tongue hides
 inside mountains cheeks


1/12/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Haiku


Ancient Stuff

That's make it two of us, loving ancient text and stuff
To osculate to give a buss, an intensive thinking to find out
A deep meaning of that truss! To read to see to get plus.
A fellow not a cuss, to meet what you have been looking for

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full hunter's moon rose jupiter shines bright beside.... lovers osculate
I know, a cross between Senryu and Haiku. We had a full Hunter's Moon last night here. Sunday, October 9, 2022 osculate-verb-to come close, a light brush on the cheek or to kiss For Brian...
Form: Senryu

Love :Last Two Adult:

Leap of faith
Object of affection
Vision of beauty
Eclipse of the heart

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Libido
Overload
Vigorously
Enamored

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Lips
Osculate
Very
Extreme

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Lustrous                                            
Obvious                                       
Virtuous                                          
Elegance

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Lollipop
Oral
Verbal
********

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Lustful
Orgasmic
Veracious
Eruption

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Form: Acrostic

Questions Bereft of Answers

I ask why I live in a flask
To hide my pride 
To chide and deride every task
Better to stem my indifference tide.

I ask why I feed on crumbs
To lead a life lost in poverty
To bite and fight my own thumbs
When in style I can bask in novelty.

I ask why I love in secret
To osculate in dark corners
To communicate like an egret
To conceal my amity antennas.

I ask why I earn peanuts
To eke out a meagre living
To metamorphose friends into butts
Of my banter when I need forgiving.


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