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I HAVE MADE LOVE TO A MAN Our bodies have never touched We delved deep into our beings Beyond time and space Our bodies reacted with spontaneity Feeling the urges The zenith of our orgasms Yet our bodies never touched Our spirits moved Within the realms of the other Truth was forced from our lips Deceitfulness fell to the ground We rose to a higher plain We made wild and passionate love Truth was the bed we laid on I was not meat He was not flesh Yet we both did feast Upon all that we were Feeding me Feeding him Both of us full From the feasting Patrice C. Queen (c) ecirtap@uswest.net ********************************************************************** on being in love with a married man the secret's out. my fate is set. for you see, i am in love with a married man. he treats me just right: the days of being placed on a pedestal are well behind us, but neither does he ignore me like SOME married men might do to the woman who loves him. no, my place with him is assured: it is, and always will be that space between his head and his heart, the shoulder i can lean on, the beam of his smile, the light of his eyes, the mate of his soul. some would say i'm living a fool's paradise. some would say that a married man's love is fleeting, and soon turns to complacency. those are the ones i feel pity for, for they cannot feel the strength of our bond. they know not that Thing we have that sustains me when he has to go away. my sympathies are extended to anyone who cannot be me. oh how i wish they could be me. then they would know. only then, would they know. i cannot begin to relay this joy divine. my words are not big enough. my heart bursts with it. i do it a disservice to even try-- so i will leave you with this: the only thing better than being in love with a married man is loving him for being married to me. /bams (c) bams@nichemarket.com ************************************************************************* i don't want to dream i don't want to dream-- i want to wake in reality with you every moment and every hour of the day. i want you in my corner through my looking glass my chest aches at your footsteps down the hall out the door pinch myself numb wake up sleepyhead the slumber is almost over i don't want to dream Isis R. Nelson (c) blackstar19@usa.net ************************************************************************* my muse his lips caressed my hands caressed the pen to document the most precious memories of us the lips everywhere dancing as close as two people ever could the words flowed after the tears flowed after he took me there because i had to remember perfection but for what i wouldn't know until later my word paintings painted his listening body and eyes reflecting the sun his perfect nakedness after we became we his romance my romance our love ~~~~~~~~~~~~ when i lost him and love i thought words would be the next to go though i didn't know that his absence love's absence my heartache from heartbreak would give me the words to make sense of the absurd tears diluting the illustration of my pain i read the pictures that project memories on the screen of my mind and remember the perfection that lives beyond forever in words, words, words Maurica Lavon (c) Daka19@aol.com ************************************************************************* morning becomes on steel grey mornings when the sky is still and the air is undisturbed i celebrate the bare trees stretching their limbs in prayer the birds' sweet serenade i revel in the morning's splendor i feel GOD smile the morning awakens as i awaken to bliss the dew upon my brow a kiss from GOD i weep because i breathe Nina Henley (c) ninahenley@cs.com *************************************************************************** yesterday i cried i cried yesterday from my desk at work to the car in the garage the whole drive home into my apartment and finally onto my bed i cried until the pillow was soaked until my head felt as if it had been split open by a sudden blow from a machete i cried because i am a dark skinned woman in a world that loves light and bright because my flesh is fat in a world that craves thin and bone because my frame is short in a world that worships height and tall i cried because i was in pain because the hole in my heart hurt i cried because crying didn't make the pain hurt any worse and it didn't make it go away i cried because i was not alone but i was lonely i cried because i was filled with gray gloom i cried because i was overcome by white hot rage i cried because the warm flow of tears streaming down my face reminded me that i was still alive yes, yesterday i cried i cried until i truly believed i could cry no more yesterday i cried because yesterday crying was all i had the strength, the power, the wisdom to do. Cjoi Mosley (c) mscjoi@hotmail.com ************************************************************************* THE ONLY THING I HAVE TO GIVE TO YOU IS ME I can't fly to your side, or carry you away in the throes of passion, I don't want to move that fast. I want to spend time with you, in a park, may be sharing a picnic dinner. I want to lie on a blanket and read my poetry to you, while you place your head in my lap. I want to walk with you, holding your hand. To look longingly into your eyes, hoping you can see that my love for you is true. I don't just want to be with you when you can make mad passionate love to me, I also want to be with you when the pressures around you are so great that you can't. I can't give you expensive presents, or shower you with anything but water. The only thing I have to offer is my love, loyalty and devotion. The only thing I have to give you is ME! Rose Ford (c) roseforms@aol.com ************************************************************************* THE CONFESSIONS OF A HYPOCRITE I'm the pharaoh of fiction...spewing the convictions of my contradictions Pay no attention to the things that I say...but you need to listen You should bear every intention to disregard all my random displays of wisdom See I was conceived inside two-faced dimensions. . . that's why I'm able to co-exist between various conflicting opinions The abstract minion that abandons ascensions into the obscure position of delightful dissension Did I forget to mention that I'm also well versed in stimulating tension To the point that it accelerates the decomposition within mild mannered nervous systems You shouldn't do that. . .you should do this...while I'm doing the opposite of what I just said Into a maze of deception is what you just got lead...too late to beg because I can't be read All I spread is confusion. . .with the inclusion of truths exclusion my real thoughts reside in seclusion I'm the latest evolution of falsehood formed upon a formidable base of half-fabrication and full delusion A serpentine solution simmering to complete a counterfeit revolution that repulses the righteous into disillusion The obtuse movement of non-intentional improvement upon my perjury. . . merging my immersed clergy So they can appear trustworthy when seen by unassuming humans who don't recognize my silver-tongued wordings Hurling curses undercover. . .the man you love to hate...the man you hate to love. . .cause how can I be any other. Roderick Harmon (c) mrarsen@hotmail.com ************************************************************************* REMEMBER when snow covered debris on project lawns and how the cold of winter silenced outdoor chaos to some degree When old folk sold young folk candy from cramped and dusty tenements which led to age old cavities remember when neighbors fought on the other side of hollow walls and imagination was your imprisonment when dogs roamed free looking for food in stinking trash bags knocking over cans your hands ashy from cold dry from heat your spirit glued to concrete wondering how to escape the streets drills teams stomping into a new existence daffodils in the spring time: a gold of divine witnessing swinging on a poll going round in round until you could see that earth was indeed spinning And the music coming from the small transistor radio in the window belting out promises of new beginnings Shaunda Holloway (c) shaundah@chadwyck.com
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