Posts Tagged ‘passion’
April 26, 2011
Could you get used to/
being wooed with wake-up poems/
filled with soft passion?
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April 9, 2011
My relationship bellwhether/
is still she/
who would have/
given me/
the passion, desire,/
inspired fire,/
and ecstasy/
I craved/
so many years ago./
She would have saved/
me from the hurt/
of the search,/
but I said no.
Now I wander on the path I take,/
and wonder if I made a mistake.
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April 9, 2011
What do Michelle, Anne, T, Erin, Wendy, Maryanne, Jill, Carole, Yvonne,
etc. etc. etc
have in common?
They are all women who
I was crushin’ on
or tried to woo.
They all said no,
they wanted to go slow,
with no committment,
and so off they went.
I could be a friend,
but that’s where it’d end.
And soon afterwards,
I heard
they were happy,
and their days were spent,
in fantastic, long-term committments.
Look for Beth, Gayla, Deb, Holly, Azura, Diane,
to soon join that happy,
long-term committed clan,
without me.
Evidently,
my passion is introductory
and eye-opening of what can be.
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February 7, 2011
You don’t need to get/
in her pants once you caress/
her mind and her soul.
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January 21, 2011
Your feelings,
Repressed,
Will one day well up,
And flood over you
Like a wave.
And you will go with it,
Flow with it,
And be surprised
That you can survive
And relish
And embrace those passions.
The way you didn't know you could
Open
And embrace
And enjoy
What you had never before
felt.
But you did.
And you will.
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December 22, 2010
The purpose
of ignoring housekeeping
is not passion,
but gentle sleeping.
If we’re not together curled,
in gentle slumber entwined,
then we should be at some cafe’,
getting wined and dined.
Or if Mother Nature
is what you like,
we should be out
taking a hike.
To check into a room and awake alone
is not what I want. I’ll just stay home.
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August 11, 2010
Poems of passion.
Passion of inspiration.
Retention of tension.
Release of frustration.
Inspired by passion,
she thrust past her frustration,
exploded her tension,
and gasped.
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August 1, 2010
At the Victoria, BC “Remembering Glenna” celebration of Glenna Evan’s life, the juxtaposition of her photo and these thistle blossoms gave me insight and muse for this Haiku:
Out of thistle’d thorns,/
first beauty, then art, passion,/
now understanding.
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July 15, 2010
I steamrollered her/
with my desire./
Because my heart was railroaded/
by passion’s poetic fire,/
I thot hers would be, too./
I had no inkling nor clue:/
It wasn’t.
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May 16, 2010
My passion
IS passion.
Romance.
Enjoying life.
Having fun.
Doing good.
Being kind.
A convertible.
Thai or bbq
(but any type is ok).
Root beer float
or
fruit smoothie.
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