POETRY
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Once More
Once more
I wake
Finding myself adrift
Lost in thoughts
Of things
That will never happen
That can never happen
An ocean of possibility
Extends in every direction
Yet I fear
Leaving the safety
Of the anchor
Of the known
Once more
I wake
Finding myself both
Aimlessly drifting and unequivocally struck
Chastising myself
For not staying still
For not moving on
This poem is from the book, ‘A Requiem For What Could Have Been: Poetry For The Broken’.
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Complementing The Future
By complementing the future
She crafted the present.
Her words revealing a truth
Others couldn’t yet see.
Not for lack of trying,
But because she hadn’t yet spoken.
The truth was merely a dream,
Waiting for her birth it into reality.
Now here, its eternal nature is manifest.
The future, now present, informs the past,
And thus, her words were true before she ever spoke them.
This poem is from the book, ‘A Requiem For What Could Have Been: Poetry For The Broken’.
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Upon Waking
what we had
together
was but a pleasant dream
real
only while asleep
yet merely
a phantasm
upon waking
your perfume
forgotten
a nightly fancy
turned nightmare
the stark morning light
now
smells grim
upon waking
This poem is from the book, ‘Bound To The Wings Of A Butterfly’.
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Let Me
Erotica, R-18+
Let me fill your dreams
with thoughts you’d never share,
let me take your hand
with moves you’d never dare.
Let me show you possibilities
you’ve always secretly believed,
let me guide you through
the depravity your mind conceived.
Let me be the thing
that you always needed,
let me be the answer
to what you’ve always pleaded.
Let me be the vessel
though the dark spaces,
let me be the key
that unlocks the pleasure spaces.
This poem is from the book, Kink, Volume 3.
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fantasy
Erotica, R-18+
in my dreams
i made your fantasies
a reality
This poem is from the book, Kink, Volume 3.
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Stern Face
Erotica, R-18+
Stern face
Hold you in place
Cause you have a case
Of brat
That I need to erase
I have it all planned
A firm hand
One command
On your knees
With hands grasping the bed stand
Taken
Opened up and shaken
My name screamed
A prayer
Pagan rituals stripped bare
Again and again and again
Grasping your flesh
Pulling your hair
Throat squeezing
Internal kneading
Pleading
Begging
Screaming
‘I’m yours, take me as you will!’
Oh I will
I’ll have my fill
You’ll be taken
Until all
My desire has been awakened
Until your body is forsaken
Until we can rest
Until to our dreams
We awaken
This poem is from the book, Kink, Volume 3.
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Hereafter
Erotica, R-18+
I dreamt a past
That could have been
Embraced seductions
That went unseen
I said yes
To her advance
This time
I gave love a chance
A fantastical story
With a dreamlike plot
‘Tis a shame I woke early
Because teasing’s all I got
I tried to return
To her ethereal embrace
But I was trapped by a different
Aspect of the dream space
This time I was the hero
Of my own epic adventure
Fighting demons
And going where most don’t venture
I saved the realm
And rescued my liege
Oh what glory!
Oh what prestige!
As reward
I was promised eternal bliss
Lands and luxuries
And a fair maiden’s kiss
Humbly I approached
And gently lifted her shroud
When I saw her face
I couldn’t help but laugh out loud
It was her
The girl from my past
The dreams had melded
I have her at last
What good fortune have I
To get another chance
To live and love
To play and romance
A fairy-tale ending
We lived happily ever after
I awoke refreshed
Having dreamt of hereafter
This poem is from the book, ‘Kink, Volume 2’
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What Moves You?
What moves you?
What do you enjoy?
What do you wish existed?
What puts you into a state of flow?
What do you do for fun?
Focus your efforts there.
Money, fame and rewards may come.
How much is enough? Always more.
A fickle dream that can never be reached.
Thus, you will never be satisfied.
Instead, you should embrace the process.
Let your actions speak for themselves.
Let the art take center stage.
Open yourself to the muse.
Let it work through you.
Let it guide your hand and
Buttress you with self-imposed discipline.
Success is an internal state.
No level of external reward
Can replace your inner truth.
So have fun.
Lean into the projects that bring you joy.
Make your work another form of play.
This poem is from the book Reflections of the Self, The Poetry, Insights, and Wisdom Of Silence.
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