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      This Is How It Is Today

      In this cafe, with dirt for wallpaper. The heat is a bitch, and the fan in the ceiling is the worst— turning counter-clockwise. Sipping on my cup of coffee and milk. Too many flies, buzzing, fighting over throne, fighting over food, fighting over fly-chicks. Whatever they are fighting for— only that...

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      • Sounds hot and sticky. A summer day.

      • Chewing gum, or strawberry. My favorite flavors since childhood. 😀

        Thank you, Adira! Your comments make my day! “)

      • I swear I know these moments. Drags & weighs the body down. This is a doozy

      • Thats what it was called back then. “)

      • Cleverly penned, M.E. Relatable write my friend, we’ve all been there. Appreciate you.

        Damian

      • Don’t want to be there but you forced me in this place with your detailed writing. DAMN GOOD! If you want an ice cream cone, go to Dampkitten’s poem “Poetspeak Sweet”. There you’ll find an ice cream cone and a whole lot more.

      • I apologize. It got to be written and vented. Thank you for reading and liking it! “)

        Hmm..I’ll check it out rn. Thanks “)

      • Yeah, they have bubble gum ice cream, and it’s gross. Also, have you tried the cotton candy green seedless grapes? My God, they taste just like it. Weird.

        • Bubble gum flavour id gross! I disagree. But hearing of cotton candy green seedless grapes, I think you are right about the bubble gum flavour in there. Hahaha.

      • LOL… I thought you were referencing my poem from the beginning. And now, I find out you like strawberry ice cream. OMG. By the way, is this ‘mosquito wing’ phrase an allusion to Smells Like Teen Spirit?

        You do realize that you could enter this poem in the ‘coffee’ poem contest don’t you?

        You will find this extremely weird, but the imagery in your piece is very reminiscent of the hotel scene early in the movie, Apocalypse Now.

        • Lol. I saw your poem after our fellow poet: visions_of_insanity’s recommendation for ice cream. It ended up another type of ice cream. Lol

          No. But I liked the reference. I had another poem that I have lost, where I referenced Nirvana’s Smells like teen spirit.
          Mosquito’s wings here symbolize inferiority. For their tiny wings comparing with flies. Idk why it came to my mind. But I used it.

          I didn’t know about the contest. The setting of this poem is in a cafe but the themes has nothing to do with coffee.

          I don’t remember this scene. I think I’ll rewatch it one day.

          Thank you for reading and for the comments, DK. “)

      • Powerful work, my friend.

      • Holy Shit, you won! Congratulations, M.E!
        Now, you see where mosquito wings can carry you!

        • Mosquito wings comes with mosquito responsiblities. The limitless ability of sucking. Hahaha

          Thank you, DK! “)

      • Damn mosquito…no chance with all those flies, just keep them off my ice cream cone.
        This is so powerful in its imagery…and such a disgusting place…I think I will get my cone to go.

        j.

    • Each night, for Only You.... (English Sonnet)

      Each night, for Only You....-————————————-~**~-————————————-Each night, for only You my passion’s rise,'midst such enthralling dreams born from delight.Light softly shimmers from bewitching eyes,whose melting glances thrilled me at first sight.With night's dark shadows dancing all around,there, on your gentle...

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      • This is a truly seductive write. enjoyed this.

      • You’re going to seduce all the women on this site if you keep it up, Richard. What the hell are you going to do with all of us? We can’t all fit in your fucking shower.

        I love a man who can write a Sonnet.

        • Hmmm, Dear Lady-Poet 🤔

          A conundrum, M’Dear, if ever there was … but, as vibrantly imaginable as that cozy scenario is, imagination compels a creative bard to queue them all and admit 2-3 at a time; or, spend the coin for a bigger shower. I mean, anything to avoid leaving anyone out … LOL! I do like that title, though … “fucking” shower – ohhh-MY!

          To be loved by You for any reason extends far beyond any response my humble words could justly reach.
          Bless your darling heart … I’m thinking, “More sonnets!” ⁓ Rascal🖌

      • Oh-MY, right back at you, Sweet Adira!🤗

        What better for a hopeful Bard than to receive the glowingly sensual approval of such a lusty femme fatale? This, I cannot answer. ; )

        Aw, give those guys a chance … they feel the same, I’m sure, with You there to compel their fervorous blood to flow … even if the caresses of their words might not as vibrantly kiss your yearnings’ ache.

        Ohhh-YES, Dear Poetess, repeats are always warmly welcome! ⁓ Rascal🖌

    • Softly ~ in my dreams (Kyrielle)

      Softly ~ in my dreams...•___________________________..·˜*|*˜·..___________________________::•Days turn to pain I cannot show,nights into ever-endless streams.Reaching to find I'm lonely; though,I’ll hold you Softly ~ in my dreams.:My days, now empty without you,to nights, no peace will come, it seems;your touch I ache the long...

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    • How you'll know I Love You (sonnet doublet)

      Here's one pulled from the shelf and dusted-off I thought our onsite romantics might enjoy. It may be too long for some … you decide.INTRO: In as much that I knew this piece would be about love, the decision...

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      • Ohhh, Dear Lady 🥀

        You must keep mindful, waiting at that window ~ whispers light certain kinds of flames, you know.
        So sweet, your efulgent encouragements, Adira; surely, a humble bard (such as I) would never expect to outshine those many grateful fellows in your life who’ve come to adore you … I’m sooo pleasantly, sooo sumptuously surprised!
        Love your beguiling sense-of-humor, and your most lovely compliment. ; )

        Thank you ever-so warmly, Adira! ⁓ Richard🖌

      • I have to tell you, Richard, I feel like I’ve been driven to your castle in horse and carriage, ushered out into a flourishing rose garden, and wisped up into your arms bridal style over the threshold. Take me to your bedroom and the balcony that overlooks your domain. Carry me up the winding staircase and lay me on fresh linens. Strip me naked in your ravishing furry. Take me, Richard… not as a king takes his queen, but as he takes his young mistress during a heated fit of passion inside the dark, hidden chambers where her shrill cries of mating remain dampened. Read me your sonnets when I’m strewn across your bed, obliterated. Let the finches build their nests while you play in mine. Kiss my rose and everything you see. That’s how I’ll know that you love me.

        • Goodness, DK 😳

          Your graciously gorgeous review rivals my Sonnets in its compellingly fervent bliss, in wantoned kiss, for it’s all THIS ‘n more, but that’s what loving’s for … oh-MY!

          Loving you’s what poetry was invented for … now, to make it fit the page without burning down the site!🔥
          I’ve received reviews, and Reviews; yet, it’s hard to ever recall a REVIEW such as THIS!

          With a weak-kneed, melted into my socks … grateful thanks, Dear Poetess! ⁓ Rascal🖌

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      Boneyard

      Dirt road reveals the entranceSplintered words welcome youChain links distorted glanceGrass damp with morning dew Crawling through the boneyardWhere legends are put to restRusty bodies who lived hardDusty earth devour’s what’s left Skeleton of a vintage MustangOnce cobra jet poweredShe went...

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      • This was a great piece Damian. They should have a cemetery for these classic muscle cars. I love the look, the sound and the performance of these cars from the 60’s and 70’s. Great piece of writing Damian.

        • Thanks so much for reading and your kind words, Keith. So glad you enjoyed the write my friend. There are nothing like the classics my friend. I even dig some of the 50’s cars and trucks. Appreciate you.

          Damian

      • Okay, I’m gonna admit it. This brought me to tears. The memories I have of wandering salvage yards with daddy, scavenging parts for his current car project, are some of the most precious for me. Daddy’s little grease monkey. I can smell the old interiors & rust still. Thank you for the journey back, my friend

        • Thanks so much for reading and your kind words, Willow. So glad you connected with the write my friend. Sounds like joyous tears then. My dad worked on cars some when I was younger, sometimes I smell fresh paint mixed with bondo. lol. I also enjoy watch car revivals on YouTube. I find it relaxing for some reason. Grease monkey, huh? Great story my friend. Appreciate you.

          Damian

      • Thanks so much for reading and your kind words, Mary. So glad you enjoyed the write my friend. Cool, my first car was a Camaro. I love cars & trucks even though I’m not mechanical at all. lol. When I need to relax I watch YouTube for the Car revival shows. A guilty pleasure I guess. lol. Never enough time. Appreciate you.

        Damian

      • A metaphorical genius you are indeed, bro.
        When those memories hit!!!..Like a Rolodex of the mind
        Can’t say enough about this vibe!!

        much respect

        Naaj

        • Thanks so much for reading and your kind words, Naaj. So glad you enjoyed the write my friend. Thank you, for the compliment really means a lot me coming from a gifted writer like yourself. Much respect, indeed. Appreciate you.

          Damian

      • You don’t know what you got till it’s gone. Most cars today look like cheap matchbox cars. Great ink.

        • Thanks so much for reading and your kind words, Nick. Some of the newer cars are better than the 80’s and 90’s models. But they don’t have the spirt and vibe of their older counterparts. Appreciate you.

          Damian

      • Thanks so much for reading and your kind words, Duende. So glad you connected with the write my friend. I knew you liked this one, and you’re very welcome. So wonderful to see you my friend. I’ve missed your writes and commentary. Appreciate you.

        Damian

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