Short Unashamedly Poems

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Premium Member I Wish It Were Us

I see couples lovingly walking down the road holding their hands.
I wish it were us doing the same in different lands.
I long for us to live unashamedly so in love.
Form: Sijo


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unashamedly

 she flirts with the moon

       skinny dipping


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    Short Form Contest
Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich
          Placed 1st
Form: Haiku

Un-Made Beds

I’ve always found a beauty in it
 
The creases that lay like clumsy limbs
 
Corners of gowns coming unashamedly away
 
From the cotton skin
 
All proud in its off-white softness

Premium Member On the Backdrop of Your Oath

Touch of any unknown
Unashamedly I say
It is yours's
On the backdrop of your oath!
I spread my eyes till the horizon
No hesitation to admit
Even if you say, its one sided
Its worth!

In days to come 
In my invisible form
You may find the worth of 
Loneliness and tear
Tell you
Love for a moment even  life's worth!

Mothers Milk Praise

I am unashamedly willing to admit

That whatever faint praise I get

I am also then willing to milk until the
cow's come home

Because it really doesn't happen
very often or hardly even at all 

But I sure as hell do appreciate it

So thank you 1 and all 

For what though may be in short supply

Is Mother's Milk to me


Premium Member I Gave Her a Dandelion

A cool damp spring day
Jonquils shivered
Dandelions danced dizzily
Swaying slowly in a chill wind
Sensually strutting their stuff
Unashamedly celebrating their weedness
Bowing to the jeering crowd
The glow of their sunshine faces
Savoring freedom
While dreaming of a flower vase

I gave her a dandelion
                                 ... It wept

Ridiculously Chic

My most satisfying moments are
Reached with a book in hand, glasses
Not too far away, one
Condensing shamelessly
By my arm, tanned 
To within an inch of being ridiculously chic
The other unashamedly resting above 
The point of my nose, where
From here I scrutinize my
Most satisfying moments 




John Lawless’s Poetry Contest: Don’t Fight it…..Write it!!
12 August 2015
Mark Trichet

A Slip of a Girl

a slip of a girl

Her body is enticing 
Like a bud not yet a flower
Unashamedly in the shortest of short
Clinging to her plummy bum
Dance into my cafe.
Soon she will be a beautiful
Woman bursting with poise 
She will get much attention
Some unwanted
Then one day she will
Fall into a man
A flower in his lapel
She doesn’t know that this
Her adolescence  
Will be the best days of her life

Humanity Complete

They will call you strange
Egotistical
Arrogant
Nonsensical
Whimsical
Naive

To be unashamedly Human
Afraid and bold
Good and bad
Humble yet prideful
Happy and sad

To embrace it all and say Human
I am Human complete
I will neither turn to the left
Nor right

This is a fine line I walk
I'm fine with that
I as you, we are incredibly
Beautifully, wonderfully
Imperfectly perfect Human
I'm OK with that

Froth

He showed her around his studio
An artist’s working place
Then he took her hand
Looked her in the face
He said I don’t wish to trouble you
And I don’t want to intrude
But you are so young and beautiful
May I paint you in the nude

She blushed so delightfully
Uttered a pleased embarrassed yes
Then stood there in amazement 
As he started to undress
He stood there at his easel
In the cool light of that morn
As unashamedly naked 
As the day that he was born
Form: Rhyme

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