Best Poems Written by Rachel Rhymes

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The Edge

Well you can be the judge of this silly rhyme:

You pulled my hair , we were both bare you locked me with a stare and whispered “You think you're going to get relief? Don't you dare.” 

You made my lip quiver with anticipation you said seductively “Don't shiver sweetheart you'll enjoy this stimulation”. 

You carried on with your devilish task making each moment climb higher “Oh please?!” I couldn't even ask or plead. 

Then I felt myself jolt as I got close then you pulled your hand away with a smile and said “No.” 

I hope you enjoyed it I've not written a poem or whatever you would call this since 2014.

Copyright © Rachel Rhymes | Year Posted 2025


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No Off Switch

No Off Switch

There’s no off switch, I can’t stop feeling it.
The fire that burns within me , can’t be put out, no matter how loud I scream and shout.
Even the screams are quiet, deep inside. Nothing can be heard. Like I’m in a soundproof room.
The constant feeling I get, pulsing within. It truly feels like sin. But I don’t care.

Copyright © Rachel Rhymes | Year Posted 2025

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Love Quinn

You’re there in that black dress. 

Ready to impress, but it’s my job to do that.

Pushed against the wall flat, I kiss on your neck first, then down to your thighs.

Feeling myself getting aroused at your sweet sighs. 

I then reach my destination, and hear you moan at that intense sensation.

Feeling you getting wetter every second, but don’t come.

Because trust me my Love, I’m not at all done.

Copyright © Rachel Rhymes | Year Posted 2026

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Unfiltered

Unfiltered

You want me unfiltered? You got it.  

Plastering on a closed smile, as much as it needs fixing open.  

The fact is, I can’t afford that Hollywood grin with two new front teeth.  

Paying for every appointment, week by week, or month by month.  

It’ll be a lot from the jump.  

My mind’s a swirl of emotions,  

Feeling tired beyond comprehension, I’m not joking.  

I don’t know what this poem is,  

Except unapologetically me.

Copyright © Rachel Rhymes | Year Posted 2026

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