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Best Poems Written by Brian Grieve

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Last Night

in dorm sheets
walks my hand
falls the tree
of your orgasm

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Sex



Kitten, 
Clit-en
Latex mitten

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My Prime


Hiding a life to attain
The quieting of my broken bones
Through my mandelbrot eyes 
What is Lost 
Is now found 
Fibonacci looks at me
My heart rebel against
The recursive mirror of vanity

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End of a Chapter

I see you placed on a shelf
My protagonist 
Inky smudge on my heart
Your paragraphs carved
We have laughed and loved 
Through chapters lived
Story cast and relished
My parchment of hope 
Perched higher than the others
Friend of mine bound by leather 
Your pages have shaped me 
Creased and wrinkled
Blemished stained page
I do cry alone
Farewell my story
For our chapter has ended

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Alzheimers Gravity


Mother of mine 
Of muted eyes
Hello, it’s me
I miss you

Blanket of malady 
Dims your light
Night, fright
Who are you?

Reminisce a thought
I am your beacon
Recall, evoke 
Where are you?

Echo my name 
I am your son
Birth, death
I love you

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Today

Cup of life
Drink me in
Twinkle louder 
Forevermore

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Rem Changeling

She danced upon my sleepy knife-edge
Rem sleep concealed; my hollow tin ledge
Was the naked girl who stole my show

Labanotation echoed her tarred shamed knees
Free falling from grace, cumulating fees 
Have every my gutter pushed so low?

Integument tally, a dollar per pound
Rumoured lies within; no truth found
Flesh voucher paid in Bordeaux

So I flickered in though
Scar tissue hand did plough
My poured soda fountain flow

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Kim

vivid is the reflection
of my self-infection
dusted and crusted
pathetic and rusted
sole and heart 
we are now apart
forever, never
more

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Good and Evil

Good and evil 

Old friend of mine your present again 
Mirror of my prime

Ever present your whispers are louder 
Friend and foe of mine

Red and white on shoulders they stand
Bells in hand do chime

Outlined shadow of moonlit announcements
Bends the clock of time

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Teardrop

I sit quietly.
Alone and content,
Under your eyes
Composed and still,
A whisper is caught, 
love and sadness pour out.
Flowing into your fleshy wrinkles.
I will knock on doors of change
What have I learnt ? 
What have I given ? 
Everything yet nothing,
Infant and ancient,
I am
a teardrop