WickedEve
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Seconding Eve's recommendation
and adding
two poems from, adulterous daddy a new voice with a quite peculiar style.
Hilarity is a wonderfully insane rant with excellent rhythm, pacing and shameless wit.
The Luminous doesn't flow as well, and I can't quite figure out what he wants to say, but it's still worth a read.
and adding
two poems from, adulterous daddy a new voice with a quite peculiar style.
Hilarity is a wonderfully insane rant with excellent rhythm, pacing and shameless wit.
The Luminous doesn't flow as well, and I can't quite figure out what he wants to say, but it's still worth a read.
bluerains
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Monday pleases me with some fine writers...
First up a poem that touches me deeply...
Shibboleth
by Liar ©
Had to look up the title for this ..and was very moved by the wisdom in this hard look at the comfort zone we all have become so numb to..as I watch CNN and
A company based in the United Arab Emirates is taking over the operation of six American ports, including New York, Baltimore and New Orleans. Dubai Ports Worldwide is buying London-based Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation. I am thinking all those who grok this should be getting out of that rocking chair ...nice work Liar
*****
Also
Tickling A Poet...by Liar ©
brings out the impish poet in me ..that hippie rebel at heart owns the thoughts in the beauty.. Your Rock this day Liar...
****
Leon stretching his thoughts into senryu with
Love ~
by LeBroz ©
energy of love expressed in true form...hope you will continue to pen these senryu of mortal wisdom. This form senryu/haiku have been a favorite challenge to me..like the crypto-gram I am hooked...nice work...
****
Sand tickles my fantasy and
be it dill or sweet that pickle sounds like a tasty treat for a tomato..
Pickle In My Pocket by sandspike ©
Thats all from the Acorn Pod...leaving and pondering...
“Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another, 'What! You too? I thought I was the only one”
C.S. Lewis quotes
First up a poem that touches me deeply...
Shibboleth
by Liar ©
Had to look up the title for this ..and was very moved by the wisdom in this hard look at the comfort zone we all have become so numb to..as I watch CNN and
A company based in the United Arab Emirates is taking over the operation of six American ports, including New York, Baltimore and New Orleans. Dubai Ports Worldwide is buying London-based Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation. I am thinking all those who grok this should be getting out of that rocking chair ...nice work Liar
*****
Also
Tickling A Poet...by Liar ©
brings out the impish poet in me ..that hippie rebel at heart owns the thoughts in the beauty.. Your Rock this day Liar...
****
Leon stretching his thoughts into senryu with
Love ~
by LeBroz ©
energy of love expressed in true form...hope you will continue to pen these senryu of mortal wisdom. This form senryu/haiku have been a favorite challenge to me..like the crypto-gram I am hooked...nice work...
****
Sand tickles my fantasy and
be it dill or sweet that pickle sounds like a tasty treat for a tomato..
Pickle In My Pocket by sandspike ©
Thats all from the Acorn Pod...leaving and pondering...
“Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another, 'What! You too? I thought I was the only one”
C.S. Lewis quotes
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Happy Tuesday Poets
Weeel...twenty-two poems were published on the New Page today so this should be a fairly quick mention of the ones that caught my eye this morning.
vampiredust posted two little poems, Mother Crow and The Dying Whiskey. I like the latter. A short little bit with a great title.
She is not a blonde! by My Erotic Trail is written true to his style, humor in poetry. It made me grin and I'm partial to punchline myself.
Of the twenty-two poems submitted, Angelwings7 submitted eleven of them. She's been a Literotica member since 2003, but hasn't posted poetry until now so welcome her to the Poetry side of the house.
That's it folks. I'm sure there is something I missed that you liked on the New Poems page so read, comment, vote, what have you. Support your own kind. I need to the same thing. I've been slacking myself and I will get out there to comment as well.
Weeel...twenty-two poems were published on the New Page today so this should be a fairly quick mention of the ones that caught my eye this morning.
vampiredust posted two little poems, Mother Crow and The Dying Whiskey. I like the latter. A short little bit with a great title.
She is not a blonde! by My Erotic Trail is written true to his style, humor in poetry. It made me grin and I'm partial to punchline myself.
Of the twenty-two poems submitted, Angelwings7 submitted eleven of them. She's been a Literotica member since 2003, but hasn't posted poetry until now so welcome her to the Poetry side of the house.
That's it folks. I'm sure there is something I missed that you liked on the New Poems page so read, comment, vote, what have you. Support your own kind. I need to the same thing. I've been slacking myself and I will get out there to comment as well.
duckiesmut
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Wednesday's new poems reviews...
There are thirteen new ones today, five by one poet, and the others by a handful.
The one that really floats my boat (forgive me, I'm daydreaming about a vacation) is...
insalubrious
by 4degrees
I'm not shy. I had to visit dictionary.com. I'll save you the energy:
Not promoting health; unwholesome: an insalubrious environment.
Please feel free to drop in and link those that satisfy your own particular fancies.
Have a wonderful rest of the Wednesday.
There are thirteen new ones today, five by one poet, and the others by a handful.
The one that really floats my boat (forgive me, I'm daydreaming about a vacation) is...
insalubrious
by 4degrees
I'm not shy. I had to visit dictionary.com. I'll save you the energy:
Not promoting health; unwholesome: an insalubrious environment.
Please feel free to drop in and link those that satisfy your own particular fancies.
Have a wonderful rest of the Wednesday.
Tzara
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Hey, look! It's Wednesday again. Triskaidekaphobics beware—they's 13 new poems posted for your perusal.
Perhaps my Haldol dose ain't right, 'cuz I'm feeling pretty schizophrenic about the day's offerings:
Perhaps my Haldol dose ain't right, 'cuz I'm feeling pretty schizophrenic about the day's offerings:
- First, steve porter appeals to my serious side as a proctor during test-taking time. An elegant little pop quiz.
- Then my mood swings towards a sing along with denis hale as he weaves his Song of Cleavage about some sweet demoiselle. That tactic never worked for me, but perhaps my baritone's uneven.
Rybka
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New Poems of Thursday February 23, 2006
There are 11 new submissions on this February day, and as I like to do, I start off with a non-erotic "spinner" from the archives.
note: There is now a thread titled "Two Poems" that invites you to do your own "spinning" and then report back on what you have found. - Try it, you just might like it! There are more good 'OLD' poems out there than 'NEW' ones, even on the best of days!
Today's Golden Oldie:
This work was posted in May of 2004, and I found this poem by Linbido on the tenth spin. I have always loved this poet's work. Read this and learn why. - Even YDD had praise for this poem!
Of the 11 poems today I only recognize two authors. Man Ray has 4 new poems, three of them erotic, and Lobomao posts one titled Kirby, which is chock-a-block full of alliteration, assonance, and homonymic word play. And being an all-day sucker for such verbal succor . . . "I choose Kirby for my team."
***
Back to the four of Grahame's crackers. The three erotic poems consist of:
come to me...
Lust is a lonely land...
A criminal villanelle?.
Of the three I prefer the short simplicity of the first, but must acknowledge the increasing skill that the author displays by writing such pieces as the last. Even he considers it as a step in a new direction; i.e. see his non-erotic plea Up in Court!.
***
Of the remaining poems none make me say that you must go read them, but the two that come closest are 1st and Santa Clara by FeloniusDrunk and yui's Talking in Your Sleep.
Now that leaves only four poems that I haven't mentioned, and none of them are extremely long, so you might want to give them a look also, 'cause you may like mushrooms on your pizza while I will hold out for anchovies and olives. - But if you are still hungry for more poetry, why not go read some more of my picked poet of the past? If you all comment or send her some feedback maybe we can lure back
It has worked with three other "lost" Lit. poets recently.
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Please remember that our poets need your support, so Read Vote Comment Feedback. It won’t come back around if you don’t send it out!
Regards, Rybka
To A Poet, Who Would Have Me Praise Certain Bad Poets. . .
You say, as I have often given tongue
In praise of what another's said or sung,
'Twere politic to do the like by these;
But was there ever dog that praised his fleas?
~ Yeats
There are 11 new submissions on this February day, and as I like to do, I start off with a non-erotic "spinner" from the archives.
note: There is now a thread titled "Two Poems" that invites you to do your own "spinning" and then report back on what you have found. - Try it, you just might like it! There are more good 'OLD' poems out there than 'NEW' ones, even on the best of days!
Today's Golden Oldie:
This work was posted in May of 2004, and I found this poem by Linbido on the tenth spin. I have always loved this poet's work. Read this and learn why. - Even YDD had praise for this poem!
***
Of the 11 poems today I only recognize two authors. Man Ray has 4 new poems, three of them erotic, and Lobomao posts one titled Kirby, which is chock-a-block full of alliteration, assonance, and homonymic word play. And being an all-day sucker for such verbal succor . . . "I choose Kirby for my team."
***
Back to the four of Grahame's crackers. The three erotic poems consist of:
come to me...
Lust is a lonely land...
A criminal villanelle?.
Of the three I prefer the short simplicity of the first, but must acknowledge the increasing skill that the author displays by writing such pieces as the last. Even he considers it as a step in a new direction; i.e. see his non-erotic plea Up in Court!.
***
Of the remaining poems none make me say that you must go read them, but the two that come closest are 1st and Santa Clara by FeloniusDrunk and yui's Talking in Your Sleep.
Now that leaves only four poems that I haven't mentioned, and none of them are extremely long, so you might want to give them a look also, 'cause you may like mushrooms on your pizza while I will hold out for anchovies and olives. - But if you are still hungry for more poetry, why not go read some more of my picked poet of the past? If you all comment or send her some feedback maybe we can lure back
It has worked with three other "lost" Lit. poets recently.
***
Please remember that our poets need your support, so Read Vote Comment Feedback. It won’t come back around if you don’t send it out!
Regards, Rybka
To A Poet, Who Would Have Me Praise Certain Bad Poets. . .
You say, as I have often given tongue
In praise of what another's said or sung,
'Twere politic to do the like by these;
But was there ever dog that praised his fleas?
~ Yeats
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LeBroz
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Into the Breech
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Not a one to commend, guy? Then let me step in and suggest 4 worthy of perusal.
First up a matter to give you thought, from lexitopoi is Random
Next up with some fine eroticism, from Erotic Reverie is given Rose
And then there's this fun piece from iqespresso, that though a bit long, should be read ~ trust me, you will enjoy his finish in No Rings She Donned
Finally, last but not least, she's back in all her glory, our very own Wanton Vixxxen, with a new installment in her Crave Maker Legend series. Not as fiery as others in the series, here her Crave Maker's in his sunset years in CMLseries~Unspent Hero
So now, go ahead read and enjoy!!
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Not a one to commend, guy? Then let me step in and suggest 4 worthy of perusal.
First up a matter to give you thought, from lexitopoi is Random
Next up with some fine eroticism, from Erotic Reverie is given Rose
And then there's this fun piece from iqespresso, that though a bit long, should be read ~ trust me, you will enjoy his finish in No Rings She Donned
Finally, last but not least, she's back in all her glory, our very own Wanton Vixxxen, with a new installment in her Crave Maker Legend series. Not as fiery as others in the series, here her Crave Maker's in his sunset years in CMLseries~Unspent Hero
So now, go ahead read and enjoy!!
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twelveoone
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My Erotic Trail
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New Poem Reviews
Saturday 25, 2006
If you work on your mind with your mind
How can you avoid an immense confusion?
-Seng-Ts'an
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The Silver Phases of Your Moon
by f-cynyr
This poet had several poems post today. I found this one to be an excellent recomendation to read.
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Strength
by cowboypoet
I would have to say this poem reminds me of ZMP~ (Zen Mountain Poetry) a very good poem.
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In Your Hands
by Goldeniangel
a golden poem
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Basho Weeps For His Lover
by vampiredust
Basho has been in the spot light this week and this poem is like the cherry atop the subject.
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I also recommend 1201's recommendation to read,
Dog Sonnet # 22 by Denis Hale
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have a quality week,
read, vote and comment
Saturday 25, 2006
If you work on your mind with your mind
How can you avoid an immense confusion?
-Seng-Ts'an
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Silver Phases of Your Moon
by f-cynyr
This poet had several poems post today. I found this one to be an excellent recomendation to read.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Strength
by cowboypoet
I would have to say this poem reminds me of ZMP~ (Zen Mountain Poetry) a very good poem.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In Your Hands
by Goldeniangel
a golden poem
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Basho Weeps For His Lover
by vampiredust
Basho has been in the spot light this week and this poem is like the cherry atop the subject.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I also recommend 1201's recommendation to read,
Dog Sonnet # 22 by Denis Hale
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have a quality week,
read, vote and comment
twelveoone
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IMHO
Best of the day
Before the Snow by Decayed Angel
Jack Gates offers several, here he asks for Poetic Wisdom
Give it to him
Best of the day
Before the Snow by Decayed Angel
Jack Gates offers several, here he asks for Poetic Wisdom
Give it to him
V
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Its Sunday and that can mean only one thing, more poems to read. Here are some that caught my eye:
New Lit poet mourningstar has two poems posted The Moment my brother died and A Smoke Signature
Both are enjoyable to read
Before the Snow by Decayed Angel is a visually striking poem and well worth reading
Jack Gates has over seven poems posted today. Poetic Wisdom is my fav out of the bunch.
You.. by Man Ray is a funny little poem. Go read.
LuciousBi-Writes4U has three poems posted today. St. Pattty's Day Traditions is my fav.
That's my selection. Off to the land of nod...
Enjoy the rest of the day and have a great one!
Christian
New Lit poet mourningstar has two poems posted The Moment my brother died and A Smoke Signature
Both are enjoyable to read
Before the Snow by Decayed Angel is a visually striking poem and well worth reading
Jack Gates has over seven poems posted today. Poetic Wisdom is my fav out of the bunch.
You.. by Man Ray is a funny little poem. Go read.
LuciousBi-Writes4U has three poems posted today. St. Pattty's Day Traditions is my fav.
That's my selection. Off to the land of nod...
Enjoy the rest of the day and have a great one!
Christian
bluerains
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Chilly Monday for today's Reviews..
Up first today....
Urban castaway by cashcrunch
A nice clean construted poem tapping that free spirit who chooses life out of the box and its message came across very well and tight...nice read..
*****
Big sigh...
Hunger by tungtied2u ©
Poignant pieces of a broken heart living in empty reflections
trying to find solace in a changing world willing to settle for just
disintegrating crumbs of ifs...some very nice phrases and form
as it tugs heart pulse...nice work...
****
Chocolate Kisses by sugarmountain ©
Short pen reads like an old country western twang love song..
another one bites the dust...dripping in chocolate however..I guess thats a better way to remember the pain of a bad mate...eat more chocolate..I like that...First write for this poet hope to see more and welcome ...
****
wild onions by lobomao ©
Sounds like L~ has climbed back in the saddle again...riding the waves of bliss and kiss with his pleasing groups of alliteration and lyrical sounds ...good luck L~
****
Destination by SelenaKittyn ©
Enjoyed the comparative thoughts of metaphor in this..with exception of the word desert...something like shifting hot dunes or such may read better...its a really nice read...
****
Mournful Polarity by MindFiend ©
First poem from this poet ..good word play and strong message in a small packed pen..nice...
****
Now for my favorite of the day..as Mockingbirds have a soft spot in my awareness and love for birds...this tale like my neighbor who moved to fl from Denver and lives a bicoastal life found this little sparrow with its legs gone and bleeding ...she nursed him back to health and named her peanut and we would go visit and peanut would fly down on my lap and eat from my hand ..she died last year and it was a very sad day for my sweet neighbor ..so I can really relate to this tale from MET...heart warming images in this compassionate pen..ty...
Lone Star; the Mockingbird by My Erotic Trail ©
If I missed any others may enjoy...please give a pat or two review..til next time...
blue...
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Up first today....
Urban castaway by cashcrunch
A nice clean construted poem tapping that free spirit who chooses life out of the box and its message came across very well and tight...nice read..
*****
Big sigh...
Hunger by tungtied2u ©
Poignant pieces of a broken heart living in empty reflections
trying to find solace in a changing world willing to settle for just
disintegrating crumbs of ifs...some very nice phrases and form
as it tugs heart pulse...nice work...
****
Chocolate Kisses by sugarmountain ©
Short pen reads like an old country western twang love song..
another one bites the dust...dripping in chocolate however..I guess thats a better way to remember the pain of a bad mate...eat more chocolate..I like that...First write for this poet hope to see more and welcome ...
****
wild onions by lobomao ©
Sounds like L~ has climbed back in the saddle again...riding the waves of bliss and kiss with his pleasing groups of alliteration and lyrical sounds ...good luck L~
****
Destination by SelenaKittyn ©
Enjoyed the comparative thoughts of metaphor in this..with exception of the word desert...something like shifting hot dunes or such may read better...its a really nice read...
****
Mournful Polarity by MindFiend ©
First poem from this poet ..good word play and strong message in a small packed pen..nice...
****
Now for my favorite of the day..as Mockingbirds have a soft spot in my awareness and love for birds...this tale like my neighbor who moved to fl from Denver and lives a bicoastal life found this little sparrow with its legs gone and bleeding ...she nursed him back to health and named her peanut and we would go visit and peanut would fly down on my lap and eat from my hand ..she died last year and it was a very sad day for my sweet neighbor ..so I can really relate to this tale from MET...heart warming images in this compassionate pen..ty...
Lone Star; the Mockingbird by My Erotic Trail ©
If I missed any others may enjoy...please give a pat or two review..til next time...
blue...
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Hello Poets -
Sixteen poems in all should make your morning reading flash by. Take a look at these poems, they interested me, maybe they will appeal to you too:
Shaman325's Chance(?) Meeting needs a little clean-up to be a great poem, but I still liked the image. The emotion he expressed in the last two stanzas was done nicely.
denis hale, so glad to see you again. Your work is always rapid-fired and fearless. I like the vibrant contrast to the more pastel poetry I read here. Audition
sanctum is true to 4degrees' style. His an eye-catching write that appeals to both the mind and the ears if read aloud.
Sixteen poems in all should make your morning reading flash by. Take a look at these poems, they interested me, maybe they will appeal to you too:
Shaman325's Chance(?) Meeting needs a little clean-up to be a great poem, but I still liked the image. The emotion he expressed in the last two stanzas was done nicely.
denis hale, so glad to see you again. Your work is always rapid-fired and fearless. I like the vibrant contrast to the more pastel poetry I read here. Audition
Belegon makes the word Yes sound so deliciously evil.
sanctum is true to 4degrees' style. His an eye-catching write that appeals to both the mind and the ears if read aloud.
Tzara
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Wednesday 2006.03.01
Oh, man. Just my luck. Thirteen new poems again today, just like last week. Is Fate trying to tell me my number is up?
Perhaps. Nothing really grabbed me today, but I'm still shaking cobwebs out of my head. I think I'll just suggest you read them all and decide for yourselves.
Perhaps duckiesmut will have something to suggest later on this morning.
Oh, man. Just my luck. Thirteen new poems again today, just like last week. Is Fate trying to tell me my number is up?
Perhaps. Nothing really grabbed me today, but I'm still shaking cobwebs out of my head. I think I'll just suggest you read them all and decide for yourselves.
Perhaps duckiesmut will have something to suggest later on this morning.
wildsweetone
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There seems to be a lot of rhyming poetry up for the 1st March.
Of all, I liked Belegon's Bad Memory the best, though I think it would help the poem's read to alter some of the line breaks.
Of all, I liked Belegon's Bad Memory the best, though I think it would help the poem's read to alter some of the line breaks.
Rybka
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New Poems of Thursday March 2, 2006
There are 18 new submissions on this first March Thursday, and as I always do, I start off with a non-erotic "spinner" from the archives.
Today's Blast from the Past:
This work was posted in June of 2003, and I found this poem by Magnolia13 on the 14th spin. I am not familiar with this author's work, but I thought this poem appropriate for this forum.
Of the 18 new poems today, exactly half are erotic. And somewhat surprisingly, I find more erotic than non-erotic to be of above average quality.
The list starts today with what I find to be a rather unusual "rough sex" erotic poem. Unusual in that it is more elliptical than directly overt because it creates strong imagery but leaves them open for the reader to complete. The poet uses line breaks nicely and the alliteration makes for a smooth read. Go read Slathered Leg Sonia Z by sensuall
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lobomao has two erotic poems today, and if you enjoy this poets word play as I do you should enjoy Tulips and passing. I think my favorite is the first.
This author also has one non-erotic poem up today that is worth reading: this just in
***
Other erotic poems posted today that I find are better than the average such fare at Literotica include:
A Man and A Woman - V - LeBroz
and
Kitty Porn - SelenaKittyn
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On the non-erotic side:
mourningstar likes to rhyme and does it fairly well. She has two new offerings and my favorite of them is Mitchell's Funeral
***
standard fishy disclaimer:
Taste is always an individual thing so there certainly may be other poems out there today that you will thoroughly enjoy. If you find ones you really like on the New Poems page, please come back and tell us about them!
And please remember that our poets need your support, so Read Vote Comment Feedback. It won’t come back around if you don’t send it out!
Regards, Rybka
To A Poet, Who Would Have Me Praise Certain Bad Poets. . .
You say, as I have often given tongue
In praise of what another's said or sung,
'Twere politic to do the like by these;
But was there ever dog that praised his fleas?
~ Yeats
There are 18 new submissions on this first March Thursday, and as I always do, I start off with a non-erotic "spinner" from the archives.
Today's Blast from the Past:
This work was posted in June of 2003, and I found this poem by Magnolia13 on the 14th spin. I am not familiar with this author's work, but I thought this poem appropriate for this forum.
***
Of the 18 new poems today, exactly half are erotic. And somewhat surprisingly, I find more erotic than non-erotic to be of above average quality.
The list starts today with what I find to be a rather unusual "rough sex" erotic poem. Unusual in that it is more elliptical than directly overt because it creates strong imagery but leaves them open for the reader to complete. The poet uses line breaks nicely and the alliteration makes for a smooth read. Go read Slathered Leg Sonia Z by sensuall
***
lobomao has two erotic poems today, and if you enjoy this poets word play as I do you should enjoy Tulips and passing. I think my favorite is the first.
This author also has one non-erotic poem up today that is worth reading: this just in
***
Other erotic poems posted today that I find are better than the average such fare at Literotica include:
A Man and A Woman - V - LeBroz
and
Kitty Porn - SelenaKittyn
***
On the non-erotic side:
mourningstar likes to rhyme and does it fairly well. She has two new offerings and my favorite of them is Mitchell's Funeral
***
standard fishy disclaimer:
Taste is always an individual thing so there certainly may be other poems out there today that you will thoroughly enjoy. If you find ones you really like on the New Poems page, please come back and tell us about them!
And please remember that our poets need your support, so Read Vote Comment Feedback. It won’t come back around if you don’t send it out!
Regards, Rybka
To A Poet, Who Would Have Me Praise Certain Bad Poets. . .
You say, as I have often given tongue
In praise of what another's said or sung,
'Twere politic to do the like by these;
But was there ever dog that praised his fleas?
~ Yeats
El Lobomao recommends.
hey y'all -
I gotta say I really love http://english.literotica.com/stories/showstory.php?id=244358 by http://english.literotica.com/stories/memberpage.php?uid=647197&page=submissions it's a really great read
I really hope to see more from this writer
sorry I don't have any links or ceul signature stuff... I am really online ignorant.
hey y'all -
I gotta say I really love http://english.literotica.com/stories/showstory.php?id=244358 by http://english.literotica.com/stories/memberpage.php?uid=647197&page=submissions it's a really great read
I really hope to see more from this writer
sorry I don't have any links or ceul signature stuff... I am really online ignorant.
flyguy69
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Friday, March 3
Twenty six new poems today. There is a nice reflective one by the reincarbated Vampiredust called The Yellow Fox that I enjoyed, and Denis Hale's Ode to Campbell Brown that, despite falling short of his usual eclat, still entertains.
I don't think there are any new poets today, but welcome correction.
Have a look, feel around, share any poems that you like.
Twenty six new poems today. There is a nice reflective one by the reincarbated Vampiredust called The Yellow Fox that I enjoyed, and Denis Hale's Ode to Campbell Brown that, despite falling short of his usual eclat, still entertains.
I don't think there are any new poets today, but welcome correction.
Have a look, feel around, share any poems that you like.
G
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Ah-ha! I'm not the only one who dips their muse in coffee. MistressJett 's Excite me. is sweet caffeine fuel.
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New Poems Reviews
Saturday 4, 2006
There is more to reading
than what stirs the mind
with poetry
there are feelings
that evolve
from what was read.
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First Touch by luciousBi-Writes4U
clip~
The discovery
Of you and me
also posted today by lucious...
The Lovers' Ballet
I liked this poems suggestive way.
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brewin'
by MistressJett This little poem says a mouth full <grin..
also...
beautiful me
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Raven's song by bluerains I enjoy the ravens words daily from my back yard, now if I could get them to write poetry like blue...excellent poem
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Starvin'
by SelenaKittyn
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one mouthful at a time,
until her dog-hungry belly
and rattle-boned body
can meet that appetite—
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have a quality week
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Saturday 4, 2006
There is more to reading
than what stirs the mind
with poetry
there are feelings
that evolve
from what was read.
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First Touch by luciousBi-Writes4U
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The discovery
Of you and me
also posted today by lucious...
The Lovers' Ballet
I liked this poems suggestive way.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
brewin'
by MistressJett This little poem says a mouth full <grin..
also...
beautiful me
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Raven's song by bluerains I enjoy the ravens words daily from my back yard, now if I could get them to write poetry like blue...excellent poem
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Starvin'
by SelenaKittyn
clip~
one mouthful at a time,
until her dog-hungry belly
and rattle-boned body
can meet that appetite—
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
have a quality week
support our writers and be sure to read / vote / and comment
V
vampiredust
Guest
Its Sunday!
Its Sunday and that means more great poems to read. Here are some that caught my eye:
Tristesse has two poems posted today, In My Defense and Body Of Work
'Body of Work' is my fav out of the two with its sensual imagery. Go read.
Human Clock by Sissy Adele Howells is well worth reading. Short, dark and powerful.
Dying Dreams by new Lit poet chelseachained is another enjoyable poem worth reading
That's it. Have a great Sunday!
Its Sunday and that means more great poems to read. Here are some that caught my eye:
Tristesse has two poems posted today, In My Defense and Body Of Work
'Body of Work' is my fav out of the two with its sensual imagery. Go read.
Human Clock by Sissy Adele Howells is well worth reading. Short, dark and powerful.
Dying Dreams by new Lit poet chelseachained is another enjoyable poem worth reading
That's it. Have a great Sunday!
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