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and you thought ...

by Charlie Morgan



that i could look deep into
your moonlight-bathed eyes,
the blueish-white sheen,
and all the while
be staring at your nipples,

to say the least, aroused me.

as you spoke of whatever,
i listened to your thighs'
fit snugly to the jourdache's
and it did scream your ass,
and i happily approved;

i know that makes you glad.

each time i see a billboard
you're on it, just different
and i'm not fooled one bit,
i'm on to your tricks,
so you better watch me
and find other guises.

i've been lashed to the caine,
left alone, tossed and turned
but i'll be tethered fast to
the lanyard of un-born dreams,
feeling the albratross get heavy,

all the while, i'm tiring.

and since it'll be me against all,
it'll be a toro-charge, beguiled in
soft words, to dream me away
to what loa tsu calls non-existence,
the mother of all being,

and that'll be that.


09/28/2005

Posted on 09/28/2005
Copyright © 2024 Charlie Morgan

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Ashok Sharda on 09/29/05 at 02:31 PM

'and since it'll be me against all, it'll be a toro-charge, beguiled in soft words, to dream me away to what loa tsu calls non-existence, the mother of all being, and that'll be that.'Yes, the experiencer has to eventually merge with the experienced, so much that there remains neither space nor time, there exists neither within nor without. What remains is what is and this awareness of what is.

Posted by Rula Shin on 09/29/05 at 09:26 PM

A very interesting evolution of thoughts, as Michelle said, from passion and emotion to despair and then acceptance. Indeed one cannot experience the moment in total presence unless he merges completely with that moment, thus the observer and observed, the experiencer and experienced become ONE, in their individual non-existence they exist in totality, wholly ONE walking with time in nospace..fully aware of what is. Well written Charlie.

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