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Array ( [sid] => 76797 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => White Oleander [time] => 2004-12-21 19:27:00 [hometext] => [bodytext] => Darkness calls
in hushed whispers
full of familiar rituals
and the under currents
of desire
that fill my bed-
pregnant with my own pleasure.

I have known this before
felt this strange burn
and tasted this fruit
which has escaped
parched mouths
like a criminal running
into the night.

My night-
shades of blues and blacks
that take form
when there is no sleep,
that give the moon a voice
and stir the earthen blood
deep within.

But now,
in this moment
I am at your side,
(though my bed remains empty)
and these words-
these gods which I have
worshipped so freely-
come so easily now.

I can taste your flesh,
so milky white
like oleander nestled
in the cool embrace
of a glass of milk.

And I realize
that it is your desire
which I seek.




I grope with both hands
seeking those spots
that only a precious few
know.


I think about them-
those men who have
shared your bed before
and touched you
in the place that
makes you take me.

How strange
to think of myself
being taken-actually
submitting to your body.

My jealousy
rivals my hatred
for those carnal kisses
that should have been mine
all along.

But I continue
finding my new spirit
in your moans.
Discovering secret truths
when you pull me to you.

Yes, I remember the waves
crashing over us
like distant memories-
feeling the heat rise,
the burning rush
of song and fire.

A poison flower
I readily devoured,
kneeling at your feet
in prayer
as though you hung from a cross.




Yes, this blood sings in my veins.
It cries for great truths
and solemn hymns.
It screams for surcease
from this flood-
this captivation.
For the oleander
clutched
in my hopeful hand.
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White Oleander

Contributed by Blu on Tuesday, 21st December 2004 @ 07:27:00 PM in AEST
Topic: LoveRemembered



Darkness calls
in hushed whispers
full of familiar rituals
and the under currents
of desire
that fill my bed-
pregnant with my own pleasure.

I have known this before
felt this strange burn
and tasted this fruit
which has escaped
parched mouths
like a criminal running
into the night.

My night-
shades of blues and blacks
that take form
when there is no sleep,
that give the moon a voice
and stir the earthen blood
deep within.

But now,
in this moment
I am at your side,
(though my bed remains empty)
and these words-
these gods which I have
worshipped so freely-
come so easily now.

I can taste your flesh,
so milky white
like oleander nestled
in the cool embrace
of a glass of milk.

And I realize
that it is your desire
which I seek.




I grope with both hands
seeking those spots
that only a precious few
know.


I think about them-
those men who have
shared your bed before
and touched you
in the place that
makes you take me.

How strange
to think of myself
being taken-actually
submitting to your body.

My jealousy
rivals my hatred
for those carnal kisses
that should have been mine
all along.

But I continue
finding my new spirit
in your moans.
Discovering secret truths
when you pull me to you.

Yes, I remember the waves
crashing over us
like distant memories-
feeling the heat rise,
the burning rush
of song and fire.

A poison flower
I readily devoured,
kneeling at your feet
in prayer
as though you hung from a cross.




Yes, this blood sings in my veins.
It cries for great truths
and solemn hymns.
It screams for surcease
from this flood-
this captivation.
For the oleander
clutched
in my hopeful hand.




Copyright © Blu ... [ 2004-12-21 19:27:00]
(Date/Time posted on site)





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Re: White Oleander (User Rating: 1 )
by LevyMetal on Tuesday, 21st December 2004 @ 08:09:32 PM AEST
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beautiful. I absolutely loved it. This poem was a work of art in itself. You have extreme talent for drawing feelings through words.


Re: White Oleander (User Rating: 1 )
by autumngreeneyes on Tuesday, 21st December 2004 @ 08:14:38 PM AEST
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The oleander..it kills, but I guess you know that.. have I missed the point?


Re: White Oleander (User Rating: 1 )
by Kayan on Tuesday, 21st December 2004 @ 08:47:59 PM AEST
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This is breathtaking! You have such a talent. Each word in this piece is like a different color in a painting. Absolutely beautiful.

Your work is always a joy to read.

Kayan


Re: White Oleander (User Rating: 1 )
by Gothchyk on Tuesday, 21st December 2004 @ 10:32:22 PM AEST
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Oleanders, so beautiful yet so dangerous, just like the hearts and minds of some. Great write.


Re: White Oleander (User Rating: 1 )
by Ashley_07 on Wednesday, 22nd December 2004 @ 10:00:39 PM AEST
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That was amazing you really have a talent! I'm very impressed!




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