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    Elizabeth Jennings - Delay

    The radiance of the star that leans on me
    Was shining years ago. The light that now
    Glitters up there my eyes may never see,
    And so the time lag teases me with how

    Love that loves now may not reach me until
    Its first desire is spent. The star's impulse
    Must wait for eyes to claim it beautiful
    And love arrived may find us somewhere else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mossdog View Post
    Ummmm don't want to spoil the tone but....mmmmm....I found this one and after all that 'what does a man....' stuff thought i'd inject (oh dear, very wrong verb) a bit of female perspective, perhaps....


    redundant female orgasm

    Although the pleasure often is abundant,
    the female orgasm is quite redundant,
    unlike the male’s, which with ejaculation
    redeems the member’s seminal inflation.
    It’s very hard, with each vaginal vigil,
    to reach a climax in what is vestigial,
    so many women are prepared to fake
    what they believe is icing on the cake
    until they’ve had one, which can make the icing
    apparent with a veritable high-sing.

    The fact that women do not always climax
    when they attempt to make a mini-guy max
    is something that for many of them bitter is
    until they focus on their tiny clitoris,
    because for most of them the verdict’s final:
    clitoridal is better than vaginal.
    Although that seems to be a fact of life
    which mistresses don’t need to know, a wife
    should make quite sure she knows about these data,
    her lazy man less useful than vibrator.

    Gershon Hepner

    sorry...but 'unusual poem'...
    No need for embarassment. We take allcomers here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mossdog View Post
    Ummmm don't want to spoil the tone but....mmmmm....I found this one and after all that 'what does a man....' stuff thought i'd inject (oh dear, very wrong verb) a bit of female perspective, perhaps....


    redundant female orgasm

    Although the pleasure often is abundant,
    the female orgasm is quite redundant,
    unlike the male’s, which with ejaculation
    redeems the member’s seminal inflation.
    It’s very hard, with each vaginal vigil,
    to reach a climax in what is vestigial,
    so many women are prepared to fake
    what they believe is icing on the cake
    until they’ve had one, which can make the icing
    apparent with a veritable high-sing.

    The fact that women do not always climax
    when they attempt to make a mini-guy max
    is something that for many of them bitter is
    until they focus on their tiny clitoris,
    because for most of them the verdict’s final:
    clitoridal is better than vaginal.
    Although that seems to be a fact of life
    which mistresses don’t need to know, a wife
    should make quite sure she knows about these data,
    her lazy man less useful than vibrator.

    Gershon Hepner

    sorry...but 'unusual poem'...
    A very dense and thought provoking poem....one to re read and digest i think....nice one Mossy....

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    Coda by Louis MacNeice


    Maybe we knew each other better
    When the night was young and unrepeated
    And the moon stood still over Jericho.

    So much for the past; in the present
    There are moments caught between heart-beats
    When maybe we know each other better.

    But what is that clinking in the darkness?
    Maybe we shall know each other better
    When the tunnels meet beneath the mountain.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry H Howgill View Post
    Coda by Louis MacNeice


    Maybe we knew each other better
    When the night was young and unrepeated
    And the moon stood still over Jericho.

    So much for the past; in the present
    There are moments caught between heart-beats
    When maybe we know each other better.

    But what is that clinking in the darkness?
    Maybe we shall know each other better
    When the tunnels meet beneath the mountain.
    so evocative...especially the last line...lovely

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    One tired bunny
    Off to his pillow burrow
    Good night one and all.

    x

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    Less embarassing, but sad (actually, perhaps both of these poems were sad)

    Confession


    waiting for death
    like a cat
    that will jump on the
    bed

    I am so very sorry for
    my wife

    she will see this
    stiff
    white
    body
    shake it once, then
    maybe
    again

    "Hank!"

    Hank won't
    answer.

    it's not my death that
    worries me, it's my wife
    left with this
    pile of
    nothing.

    I want to
    let her know
    though
    that all the nights
    sleeping
    beside her

    even the useless
    arguments
    were things
    ever splendid

    and the hard
    words
    I ever feared to
    say
    can now be
    said:

    I love
    you.

    Charles Bukowski
    Am Yisrael Chai

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry H Howgill View Post
    One tired bunny
    Off to his pillow burrow
    Good night one and all.

    x

    Night HHH, sweet dreams mate...

    well its been a while without my fave e e cummings....

    i like this reading, think its quite powerful...


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0z-u...eature=related

    here is the text....

    True lovers

    true lovers in each happening of their hearts
    live longer than all which and every who;
    despite what fear denies,
    what hope asserts,
    what falsest both disprove by proving true
    (all doubts, all certainties, as villains strive
    and heroes through the mere's mind poor pretend-
    grim comics of duration:
    only love immortally occurs beyond the mind)
    such a forever is love's any now
    and her each here is such an everywhere,
    even more true would truest lovers grow
    if out of midnight dropped more suns than are
    (yes; and if time should ask into his was
    all shall, their eyes would never miss a yes)
    Last edited by freckle; 06-12-2009 at 11:34 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry H Howgill View Post
    One tired bunny
    Off to his pillow burrow
    Good night one and all.

    x
    Sleep well HHH. I'm signing off too. Have a good week ya'all.
    Am Yisrael Chai

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mossdog View Post
    Less embarassing, but sad (actually, perhaps both of these poems were sad)

    Confession


    waiting for death
    like a cat
    that will jump on the
    bed

    I am so very sorry for
    my wife

    she will see this
    stiff
    white
    body
    shake it once, then
    maybe
    again

    "Hank!"

    Hank won't
    answer.

    it's not my death that
    worries me, it's my wife
    left with this
    pile of
    nothing.

    I want to
    let her know
    though
    that all the nights
    sleeping
    beside her

    even the useless
    arguments
    were things
    ever splendid

    and the hard
    words
    I ever feared to
    say
    can now be
    said:

    I love
    you.

    Charles Bukowski
    Gawd almighty mossy...you are on a roll tonight...this is gorgeous, i love bukwoski so authentic! thanx

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