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Astitva Yoni

Chunky ham sab L-nd ki paidavar hain lihaza jis nay l-nd ka inkar kiya us nay astitva ka inkar kiya aur jis nay astitva ka inkar kiya us nay lul kiya?Blody Phol.
Astitva Yoni Yoni Yoni
Yoni mein dalay dhoni.

Innocence

Innocence
It sees my innocence 
I felt it in its touch 
gripped harder on my shoulder
quivering, beat on pause.
Eyes piercing through my soul

It sees my innocence
standing near the door 
pulling back
harder 
tighter 
it gripped on 
locked door. man on the floor
tears bore drowning in rage 
it sees my innocence 

it stares each second 
it opens and slide into heaven 
sharing a tale about my yoni
and like ungreased wheels 
I screeched
jammed on the rail 
I froze 

He’s love aches 
Oh my Lwazi I hope you never break.

Sleep

Another roll-over-in-bed poem
A nose blow and a wide yawn separates a lubricated **** scene from a gravelly scripture. In that gap, the harlot’s far from the screen. 
My blade’s lacquer reveals the blood of my nightmares. Evasive mirrors hide the sum of my white hairs. The mucus of the acetic isn’t enough to stir up lust for a ghost, so I scroll for a post that soothes me the most.
When they let me in the garden, I don’t bite the apple; the yoni is worshipful.
It’s buried in the pit, and excavated in the chambers.
It is massaged. It is kissed. It is suckled. I return to sleep.


Yoni

He worships Her aroma
Velocitiy of depths

Tender tembre flame
Oval orchard

He knows 
She has bled Life
healing each wound
of His yearning

Yoni

Y is for Youthful, for being spirited.

O is for Outsize, the large heart you own.

N is for Natural, full of wholesomeness.

I is for Inspiring, the motivation you cause to a person.



Your name has its own beautiful hidden shadow.

Premium Member Queen

you've entered my house again 
against all odds i followed aimlessly 
amid my consumed desire for the sun 
captured in your gaze exposing
 
horse's with seven heads i sighed 
for ezekiel's pastoral conditions 
weathered so beneath st francis's 
torn soles eagerly you cringed 

at the opening of yoni while exploring 
ciaro's entrance abode an yet weakened 
by surah's soiled stained garments of satin 
revealing thy bosom catering to yusuf's 

wandering soul piercing the mauve sky 
breaking neptune into rapture formed 
inspite hindu's mental wrath covered 
in crawling grapevines upon mount olives 

one would rather see madness than discover 
the darkness of the moons sultry glow 
tasting earths sweet nectar in a quiet realm 
across rushing tides we'd meet again
 
crawling and clawing our way back 
savages simply to be devoured 
to soon beseeched by mere threads 
of solidarity mirth and sweet virtue


Premium Member My God's Awesome Wonder

Are my Dreams reality or is Reality my dream //  Dreams, reality                 / Dreams
As I slumber in the Ebony Valley Of Death // Ebony valley of Death  / Ebony  death
Hear Heaven's Hymns,Hell Screams      //Heaven's hymns,Hell Screams   /Hell screams
                                          To be Contiued
                                 Dedicated to Yoni Dvorkis

Typers Note - Yoni several years ago you asked Chef why he used so many Capitol letters. I too had asked him, yesterday he told me why. In most instantses the capitols
are another Poem inside the Poem as above. If the first word of the line is part of the  Poem the whole word is Capitolized. This Poem = a Haiku and another Poem. There are 5
Hiaku in this Poem when it is done. I will send you the whole poem(s)
I wrote you a Soup mail with the rest of this poem(s). Respectfully Yours, Kenny A Fledgling Poet

Miraculous Veroni

I don't believe in miracles, only you.
A sigh of love could say it all. This is true,
that ever since you looked at me I have known
I would never feel the same, oh how I've grown.

Never again will we mire in doubt. This time
You and I will cast the shadows from our minds.
This time I would learn from you all that I can,
what it truly means to be your perfect man.

How holy it feels to see behind your eyes.
My love has touched your core, infinite in size.
A universe of happiness now we bring
in union that defies the need for this ring.

My darling Veroni*, what have you become?
Where once there were two, now all I see is one.








*Vera + Yoni = Veroni

The Ghosts That Surround Us, Oooohh!

THE GHOSTS THAT SURROUND US, ooOOhH!
     Written By the Poets Listed After The Poem.

The Internet Ghost has struck again. 
He and the “Sock Thief” must be ghost friends!
Ham and cheese omelet- Stolen at dawn.
Faster than a bullet!  That is wrong.
Not sharing with his good friend one crumb,
He licks his greedy chop, hungry bum.
He scrambled my words. Messed up my verse!
I have lost my thoughts!  What could be worse?
Snatched, by a ghost 'The Internet Curse'.
What could be worse? Well! Losing a purse.
Halloween's spook day is drawing near.
Fun shall surprise one!  Do not have fear.
His screen will freeze green, his face turn white.
The cyber-spook plots a chilling fright.
Laugh with the Devil...the joke's on me.
Reach through my screen and press delete key.
I loose all my files and try to restore.
Darn that ole ghost has more schemes in store!
All right! I give up! Going to bed,
Lights out, eyes shut, that noise, in my head?

CONTRIBUTING POETS in alphabetical order: Patricia Adams, Carol Brown, Carolyn 
Devonshire Yoni Dvorkis Rhoda Galgiani, Elaine George, Karen O'Leary, 
Patricia Prescott, Dane Smith-Johnsen

The Right To Bear Arms

THE RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS 
     By the Poets Listed After the Poem

There's good and bad in ‘most everything. 
The same is true of guns! Ping, Ping, PING!!! 
Targets as prey, almost any day, 
Fun in the sun, clean family stay!

Boomerang, this wrong, right conspires. 
We're all targets; guns will backfire. 
On the loved throne from early shooting, 
Bang! Bang! Huge torpedoes recruiting-
 
School massacres; what is there to say? 
Beers, bullets; kill!  American way? 
Flash my piece for a piece of the pie. 
From my cold dead hands, this gun you'll pry.

Bullet holes piercing loved ones for: Cash
Loot!  Silver!  Gold!  Jewelry!  Robbers' stash-
We must have the right to protect…. Broadcast!!!  
These rights we must uphold, don't be crass. 

Every home surely needs protection. 
What!  Haven't we learned? Expectation.
Except for prayer, we still have free speech.
How far, I ask, will lost freedoms reach?

CONTRIBUTING POETS:
Dane Smith-Johnsen, Doris Culverhouse, Ruben Ortellao, Charma Chircop, John Robbin,
Yoni Dvokis, Rain Cerdiwin Keetly, Patricia Prescott, Sara Kendrick, and
Dane Smith-Johnsen

Message In a Bottle

The child of God, which is you, is deceived indeed.
He sees his love spat upon by mindless opinions,
only to realize he himself is the one who spits.

What do you seek so desperately from the world?
The Love of God knows you as you truly are.
Stop hiding from us, we can ALWAYS see you.
Stop hating us, we always love you.

Don't be sick anymore.
Sickness attests to who you're not, slain on the corpse of who you are.
Your monster hates you
but it isn't real.

Just cross the border, let your fear go for a few minutes.
Hear the Voice inside.
Let It dictate how you will act from now on, in love and in grace.
Relax, put your feet up.
The fun is just beginning.

You know the drill, are well trained, and have shown tremendous accomplishment.
The next step is discipline. 
You are worthy only of love.
All else is folly.
You know this to be true.

Your guilt is meaningless.
The shadows are gone.
You have seen the light of day Yoni, you just don't know it yet.
Forgive yourself, the child of God still Lives.
He is much happier than you have ever been.
Forgive Yoni, this is your world.
Make of it what you will.

The Love of Visual Art!

The Love of Visual Art! 
     By the poets listed after the poem
 
The beauty born in every stroke he makes.
The master's golden touch paint emulates.
 
His colours and textures in crafting eye,
His mind in picture, fresh canvas applied.
 
He paints directly through sharp perspective
A gift to viewers is his objective
 
Inspired heart bleeds a deeper shade of red
This snapshot of his soul, on canvas bled.
 
No food or water when he really grooves
Like when planets collide, his paintbrush moves
 
Absorbed expression seeing over hues
Emotion beats in yellow, green, or blue.
 
Hints of the Master in soft undertones,
Emphasized brush strokes; Thy beauty is honed.
 
Listening to music, painting his heart
His work speaks well of him as they depart  
 
A vision he had, his talents to give
His painting a treasure, forever to live

Joy unsurpassed, both taken and given.
Gifts that hands learned, oh, Master in heaven.



CONTRIBUTING POETS ( in Alphabetical Order)
Carolyn Devonshire, Yoni Dvorkis, James Fraser, James Marshall Goff, Abe Lopez, Raul 
Moreno, Ruben 
Ortellao, Carrie Richards, Dane Smith-Johnsen

Premium Member The Poetry Soup Tag Game (Part 1 )

This is a partial list of those who have been Tagged. Micheal Jordan Tags Sharon Weimer and
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Wilfredo Christie Tags Christopher Higgings who Tags Kristin Reynolds who tags Stacey 
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who Daver Tagged.Phyllis Tags John Henry Loving III Who tags Carolyn Devonshire and 
Catie Lindsey and Charmaine Chircop I do not see who Catie Tagged Carolyn Tags James 
Fraser and Yoni Dvorkis James Tags James Peranteau I do not see who James Tagged Yoni
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My Guilty Secret

Vengeance is mine sayeth the son of guilt and shame.
Slay the beast of a thousand burdens,
As he lays his final mark
Upon your guilty heart.

Did you find him, the one of innocence?
Did you chain him, beat him,
Make him your slave?
Dress him up,
Parade him around.
Your guilty puppet on silver threads.
Dead and gone, this hollow son.
He won't hurt you anymore.
Just take My hand.
Please Yoni, just take My hand.

...

I can find no peace
Please don't leave me, I'll be good

I can find no peace
I swear I tried as best I could

I can find no peace
Embrace my heart and don't let go

And when our time has truly come
We'll join the One we will to Know

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