High Rambling

Come with Me and elevate

Hypothesize why we create a world so

Rigid; a blues song oozing through concrete

Helps us recognize by rubbing close we create warmth to break any barrier

When we’re warm; we’re free

Heavy in isolation

Warmth from its grasp

Fuzzy tingles from its voice

Smooth from its aura

Sky tastes sweet

Makes my tongue tingle

Fuzz like cinnamon

These souls mingle

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The man powerlessly saunters

The path narrows as freedom goes.

What he knows as of lately diminishes.

Light has faded,

Yet he squints; to grasp what is left of a moment.

To no avail it slips.

Defeated he continues to wander

All strength is slowly going.

His body yields no attempt to stand,

It becomes one with God and land.

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Bondage

Despite the manual labor I endure,

I want your ownership,

Not only did I harvest these cloud like shrubs,

I collected your lust and adulation for me

What a bountiful harvest it was indeed,

My breathing labored as I—

Toiled and slogged in your chamber,

Riding the curvature of your waist,

Like the waves beneath a sea vessel

As I kneed the cornmeal,

You clasp my breasts and mash your shaft—-

Against my backside revelled in play like authority

A delicious meal to consume indeed,

I wrap my legs around you like a turban,

A most naughty secret,

I oversee my waist as it rolls and thrusts,

I control you in every way

Who is the one in bondage now?

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Damned

How I loathed you,

A rash decision I made,

And so a horrible price you paid.

I can’t go back now,

It’s much too late to bring you back,

Regret is a wretched thing.

You’re never far from my thoughts,

Half of my bed is cold and empty,

Like our relationship.

Now I detest this emptiness,

My loneliness is maddening,

I blow a kiss to the ground.

Two damned souls.

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Red Death

They say she was the girl in red,

Walked home from school to meet her dread,

Snatched from life so quick was she,

Discovered in such a mangled heap,

Her flesh is rotten to the bone,

The girl in red never made it home,

She saunders up these forgotten woods,

When seen folks ran as fast they could,

Centuries passed on since her death,

The lonely enchanting girl in red.

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The Schoolyard

It was here in this small schoolyard,

Where we shared our first little kiss.

We went on to play and run around,

Like nothing was amiss.

Some years went by we reconnect,

We talked and went on dates.

Our bond grew strong and love abound,

And Oh! The sex was great.

Fast forward more in our household,

Our children learned and played.

Such memories of days gone by,

Where our innocent love was made.

Now here I stand alone and sad,

Your body lay below.

My salted tears have since ran dry,

The greatest love that flowed.

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