Three Sexually Suggestive Poems
Tommies Bathing
by John Singer Sargeant
(1918)
ozone
ballsy guys will say darn near anything
to darn near anyone.
ballsy guys get a lot of
action in the bedroom. Read the rest of this entry »
Angels at Sea
He wouldn’t be a man
if he didn’t look right through me,
because that’s what men do to me.
Their boyish eyes look where my face usually is.
What do they see?
Certainly not enough of what they’re used to.
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Sample encounters with female Homo sapiens, Phoenix, Arizona (ca. 2000 CE)
Girl at Piano
by Roy Lichtenstein
(1963)
Adolescent female twenty-somethings who wear loads of pink and leave deep scratches down your back
Grown-up girls who’ve seen every Disney cartoon and can sing each song in chronological order Read the rest of this entry »
Eleventh Winter: To Sea
by Craig Nagoshi
This season’s tempests blustered you out
To sea, by the flash of fire
That consumed and passed those about
You. Read the rest of this entry »
Four Poems about Theater
Oh, so you saw it
I saw a play today
I saw it
Did you think?
I saw a play I saw it Read the rest of this entry »
“How can one ratio, ration an experience”
by Craig Nagoshi
How can one ratio, ration an experience,
Rationalize its essence Read the rest of this entry »
and people?
by Clifton Smith
they seem,
like anything familiar
(and pleasant),
addictive Read the rest of this entry »
The Image Registry of Historic Places
by Justin Sean
I won’t lie & say it went effortless.
I lost loves, such, 18 years worth spent
my head in books, my neck developed
one tremendous kink & adamantly tilts. Read the rest of this entry »
“What part of whole”
by Caitlyn Conlin
What part of whole
is whole
And who decides this whole? Read the rest of this entry »
“April 6, 2007, 5:42”
by Craig Nagoshi
April 6, 2007, 5:42
A.M.: Is this the moment to note
In semi-fixed lines taken as wrote Read the rest of this entry »