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    Backsliding into Hell

    inches to miles look how far we've fallen never perfect but better than this they're rewriting what they aren't erasing stacking the deck in their favor throw another log on the fire   some say he's crazy  and they're probably right but crazy can still be evil as...

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  • Backsliding into Hell

    inches to miles
    look how far we’ve fallen
    never perfect but better than this
    they’re rewriting what they aren’t erasing
    stacking the deck in their favor
    throw another log on the fire

    some say he’s crazy
    and they’re probably right
    but crazy can still be evil as well
    and nobody’s stopping his actions
    what does…Read More

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    The Good Ones

    It's the good ones that hurt you,they wound you on accident.They expose their dreams to youover drinks, or after sex.Because all their gates are openedand conversations are fluid.But the fears that clingto all the good stories,slink in, from underneath.While...

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    • the ballerina and the ragdoll comparison to women was written beautifully. Always on the tip toes but at times need a wall to lean against to keep you up right.

    • Hello Fia!
      I think some men take it for granted that women are human. Really. My using ragdoll had a purpose, in that it does indeed mean a collapse.
      Thank you, too, for the feedback.

    • hello dearest Styxian I love how you talked about her hanging on every word and vowel… so rich is your languag you can’t help but lift her this is beautifully poignant ❤️

    • I have a tendency to watch their lips, when someone is talking to me. It helps me understand them better. But, in this write it has more of a sensual purpose, obviously!
      Thank you Crims. I’m still trying to post some decent stuff, so thanks for letting me know it’s not bad.

    • Hahaha, we’re getting a blend of soft core and hard core beautifully woven within this piece. We love the way that you flipped things showing your versatility and still kept it clean. Tight

      • Well, ragdoll actually has an extra subtle meaning, in certain scenarios… When someone goes limp.
        And I wanted to show that even the good ones have needs, like we all do.
        Thanks a bunch!

    • Passionately penned, Mark. This is an excellent write full of deep wonderful layers my friend. Always enjoy your storytelling my brother. Another amazing read. Appreciate you.

      Damian

    • Damn…the ragdoll analogy just knocked me on my ass. Some of us feel more ragdoll than ballerina all the time, and never a Barbie. I will say, as a girl who loved dolls, ragdolls are more resilient though, Barbies break easily. I love the quiet messages whispering through this

      • I burned my sisters’ barbies, when I was a kid. They were older than me and mean sometimes. So i got my revenge. LOL.
        And yeah, I like to take a somewhat subtle approach to erotica, usually. I’m more about what feelings and emotions are going on, than the action sequences. I leave that to those who are brave, I guess?
        Thank you, Willow.

    • There’s a level of intimacy conveyed with compassion and understanding
      that effortlessly flows through your poetic verbiage, speaking to the human condition
      like none other. Standing ovation all around

      Much respect

      Naaj

      • That’s quite the comment, Naajir. Thank you for that. Like I said to Willow, it’s about the emotions more than the action, when I write. It makes us people, yaknow?

    • I agree with Willow.
      Ragdolls are more resilient. They might get scuffed up and look weathered over time but they are still together. Even if by some chance they do get torn apart, they can be sewn back together with new material or a different color of string. And maybe they can sew it themselves and choose a variety of colors or patterns we’ve always dreamed of.

      Love this piece!

      Although when I was little I did get the Barbie car!! Haha

      • Well damn, you got the whole doctor your ragdoll down pretty well! Ragdoll is also a term used when someone goes limp, like their bones are softened. So there’s a little extra meaning when i used that terminology.
        Of course you got the barbie car! And now you drive a rocket ship! What!

    • Dear M,

      I really enjoyed the analogies and storyline in this piece. The fragility of life and that sacred place in our heads where we go to live out our safety dreams was wonderful the way you expressed it. This was enthralling and emotionally moving. While I’d love to be ballerina Barbie I find more mental flexibility in being raggedy Ann. Lovely write. H🌷

      • Awesome comment, H. And hey, good to see you onsite!
        I edited the write a tiny bit. I took out where it said “still” in the lines where it mentioned ballerinas, etc. Because for many, it never comes to fruition, it stays just thoughts. I myself am a clutz. And I’m sure there ae more like me. LOL.
        Your presence is a blessing.

    • and the ground shook beneath me as I danced too!!

      Absolutely felt this with everything inside me🤍

      • Hello
        Thank you very much for your comment. It’s good to know when our writes can have an effect on a reader. Obviously we all are here for the celebration of creative writing. So thanks for the acknowledgement of my effort. It’s appreciated.

    • I was the kid who made “Weird Barbies”, complete with permanent marker makeup…

      But anyway, your poem — gosh I love your writing. You seem to have a way of really seeing people, and all the various dancing, flopping dolls that they are in their heads. What a gift. And well… the subtle erotica… what a lovely addition. Three cheers!

      ❤️k

      • Hey stranger!
        And I love your very generous comment! I try hard to make my writes worth the reader’s time. It does matter. And your comment lets me know that it is worth the effort, so thank you!
        So, what are you posting of yours? Hmmmm

        • I am posting daily on Substack this month for Ahavati’s NaPo! But tonight is the first time I’ve remembered this place for a while, and yes – I will share some here too, stay tuned. I wish I could keep up with things here but for some reason I find it a struggle!

          I think Substack is going to become my main creative hub for both poetry & music. I can’t handle spreading myself thin over all the possible places, unfortunately.

          • I hear ya. There are a couple of other sites I dipped in. But like you, it’s a bit much to keep up with many. A guy has to have a life away from all this sometimes! LOL

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    In A Shoe Shop

    She is fitting a new shoe—Cinderellawith toenails dipped in wine.Still,in her unwitting display of feet,sunshine suckling on her toes,and they begin a conversationwith your eavesdropping eyes. Lingering—when they will meet her lingerie.A forbidden fruit,sensually dripping into her shoes. I...

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