Another one from back when. I think it’s my favorite. And then off to bed with me. ——————————————————- You left. Said you wouldn’t do it but You did… In ways I can’t explain and you Won’t understand – Touched me with no passion And no care And no love, just an empty, unsure hand. You [...]
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The Devil’s Warning
This one wasn’t brought to mind by anything besides the fact that I was hunting through my LJ stuff and found it. Since I’ve been posting poetry here lately, I figured I might as well re-post it. S’kinda cool. “Don’t let him lie- he’s cold like ice just like everyone else he’ll put you high [...]
Read the rest of this entry »“Kiss Me” – Cheesy Poetry From Back In the Day
Because, why not? And today is a good day. Kiss me… While the moon rises and the sun sets, while the rain falls and oceans pour into rivers into streams into this gorgeous daydream; while children are born, grow up, and get old… and your tongue will still be between my teeth – pushing all [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Another Ship (poem)
Another ship comes in the night who stops to rest and hear my plight. He throws an anchor in the waves, and stretches out his hand to save. He sidles up beside my hull, and tosses blankets for the cold. He shares a cup of wine in hopes that he can soothe my weary soul. [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Crystal Wolf Dictionary Definition of “Heartsplode”
The definition of the word “heartsplode” is as follows: Heartsplode is the term used when one finds oneself so emotionally full that their heart feels as though it is going to perhaps burst, or already has. This can happen when one finds that one is madly in love with a new crush, deeply in like [...]
Read the rest of this entry »I Have Sister-Cousins
My family is intriguing, to say the least. I have a cousin who may or may not have been conceived in a baptismal. My parents had an affair with one another twenty-four years after their divorce, but the running story is that I made that up to pull apart my Father and my Step-Mother. I [...]
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