Tautness Poems - Poems about Tautness

...Oblong outlines of a soul Stretched in elliptical misery Redefines the perfect circle To a breakable volatile tautness Loosely cloaked in sheaths of epitonic blue Draped upon the shrinking bod......

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...Wherefrom did this unknown guest get entry, As though an all-masterminding gentry? In the name of death, loss, and love disband, Grief drowns me into pernicious quicksand...! Upset, alarmed, re......

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...lips circling slipping by saluting nipple its tautness causing tightening skin chin surfing slipping further lips stopping to tumble a tremble eyes contact and wants gravitates from within the......

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...We are two lovers in embrace If feel the warmth on these cold days, I love the scent of you And your spiritual truth, I love the touch of your skin The moments we spend kissing, I l......

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...Three Faces Philosophy What keeps the certainty, The “solid” floor underfoot, Which physics has taught me Not to trust, Or the tautness of my skin Holding me in? Taught me naught Whe......

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...THE NIGHTINGALE LOST HER LAMP Anita’s eyes were brown. She was the kindest of angels. Her speech firm with authority but reassuring with a glass- like sensitivity; she see......

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...Where did your anger go? Egyptian in its tautness Oceanic in scope Gone Once roaring A nasty neutron star Spinning off black bolts Of alien scorn Like a weird gray horse, Anger You served your mast......

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...They walk alone together down the bright white line, their Voices garble against the humming hordes as the Tautness of the moment lays out like lacquer in the dustlight Of our dreams, life feeding......

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...She bathes my soul within her Sanguine waters ardently Inundating my senses whole I become upon her embrace We become one spirit aloof Within both light and darkness Depraving sharp hunting eye......

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...My eyes have fled With words I've read. His words. Oh, how I gobbled them up Like oysters, Quick and metallic. Thick with effort In attempts of stepping On his tongue. A cruel hang up. One......

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