Apex
a sharp and slippery slope and I AM
grappling with air, competing with no beast for the elusive spark
pleading with invisible for succour
a nipple will do, a godly one
oh lay my rushes across the soft
help me to my sinking through
rest my heavy boulder deep in your warm invitation
stroke me with your wise exuberance, I plead your namelessness
words are sliding borne on unkempt desire
fountaining from my wet throat
curled around my trembling tongue
sitting like sugar on blossoming lips
and in the subsiding
I find myself
outstretched
guts pushed
forward
on
ONE
Big
toe
Silver Poetry 
i really liked this post. Kind of connected. 🙂
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Thanks :))
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Thankyou Kind sir xx
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*smiling* I love it! 🙂
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:)))) thankyou for your smiles
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As always a delight for the eye and ear.
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🙂
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This is an amazing poem for an amazing painting!!! I love it!!!
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Thanks so much i appreciate your loveliness
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I appreciate your lovliness too!!!!
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A warm set of thoughts meandering into the heat of summer as it’s finally come to us. You make me blush, Poet, and you also make me cheer.
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🙂 it is a slightly blush worthy poem I think reading back on it
thankyou for your summery flush of appreciation
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Oooooh. Kinda wish I was nameless right now. Sheesh. 🙂 (lol)
Beautiful, as always.
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hellO :))))))
you are nameless , we are all one x
good to see your precious face , I was just thinking about you yesterday as I flicked through my art pics and posted up the cello girl on FB
must be getting warmer in your neck of the woods, we are in our uggies here!
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Stretching hard, reaching for something that doesn’t exist only to realise that the only thing around is you and yourself.
Your pieces are deep and they warrant deeper study to grasp all that is in there. I admire your poetry. Great!!!!!!!!!
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Thankyou Oliver, its pretty wonderful to know that there are others who can see in there with me
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