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Hello Kitty Man - a Surreptitious Sonnet For Surreptitious Sonnet Day
Once upon a time there was a man Who had a life so boring no-one knew That he was there, and nothing fun to do But work a bit and drive a little van And buy a Subway and a cheeky can Of Redbull, or in summer sometimes two Around and round the motorway he flew Another almost was, and also ran Or...

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Categories: surreptitious, character, humor, identity, loneliness,
Form: Sonnet
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During our recent, year-long pandemic imprisonment, my room - which, objectively, is a very nice room - seemed to transform, late-nights, into a tomb. I had to open all the windows just to feel like I could breathe. Night after night, when the lights were out, I’d lay perfectly still, perfectly awake until all-hours, listening...

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Categories: surreptitious, 12th grade, anxiety, change,
Form: Free verse



Surreptitious Storming -Sos
Within the still of the seismic storms, are voices lost of exhausted echoes… Where words diminutively degrade, amidst the condescending copious cyclone; For upon the swarms of silent whispers, mounting with ranting ruins of meadows moss… And in the distance sacrificial screams are heard, thus they faintly fade and are blown into oblivion; Crystalline cries that never shout, passing by arrogant air and egoistical...

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Categories: surreptitious, silence, storm, voice,
Form: Free verse
Surreptitious Breaths
Silken linens scented of last night's rendezvous, still wafting midst reticent moments, cognac and aromatic candlelight burning 'neath surreptitious breaths, as we unfurled sultry seduction's poetry ...

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Categories: surreptitious, dark, desire, love, lust,
Form: Free verse
A Furtive, Surreptitious Affair
Hands touch, accidentally Short, deep glances by me, as she looks the other away Be sure not to get caught Although I expect she’s doing the same We can’t do this, can we? No-one will know, no-one gets hurt, isn’t that the line? I heard it was just a bit of harmless fun She must feel my gaze on the back of...

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Categories: surreptitious, lost love, love, passion,
Form: Free verse




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