Your house is where you live It is the place where you store your things Where you eat and sleep But home Home is a state of being
By Atomic Historian2 years ago in Poets
Zoonotically chaotic, a world filled with life Yawning and yelling to tell their stories in this Xenologic experience Whaling at all hours of the day to attract a mate
In the realm of opulence, where wealth abounds, Tabia and Eric, in passion, are tightly wound. Secret whispers, sultry and sweet,
By Martina Marriott2 years ago in Poets
A hammer A sword in a stone A thrown waiting to be taken To be conquered by the forsaken To be shaken loose But it is you that must choose
A code in a book From a cephalopod god People roving the streets As ravenous dogs Devour the holiest of ours People scour to and fro
Behold!! The Wanderer Traveling the stars Both near and far What does it know It’s just a brain in a jar Come to inspect our world
You’re my personal brain worm No matter how much I move Or squirm You stick in there You live in the house under my hair
It's two am and I am breathing fire, Sitting on coals, waiting to ignite, Your name drips from wet lips- desire, In sizzling repose, a dreamless fight.
By Rachael MacDonald2 years ago in Poets
Oh, where did you go Are you beneath the bed Or in the pillow Where are you strange fellow Lost to eternity How did you ever enter me
I pace, and I scurm. I can't get comfort because I am unsafe without you by my side. I can't sleep, my mind is a blaze. With all the secrets I can't erase.
By Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)2 years ago in Poets
I just want to love you But you’re not here I don’t want to be above you Nor below I can see the hole in your soul Can you see mine
The mystery of desire pulses deep within the caves of the womb and the journey of the tunnel. The darkness of the womb captures the heat and moisture of the tight and tender walls that hide the sensations pulsating within the clitoris to send peculiar waves of eroticism throughout the lips and feathering hairs of the vagina
By I AM2 years ago in Poets