My boyfriend’s kiss
makes me feel
weak in the knees.
His mouth
travels
down my neck
and then
back my ears.
He whispers
sweet words,
“I love you honey,”
but then
releases my body
feeling dizzy.
I
forgot
my boyfriend
comes from
a vampire family.
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Only
a single touch
of the hand
or a tap
at the shoulder
could make
this woman
look back at me.
And as for me,
only
her presence
could make
me shiver
in ways
only men
could feel.
My palms wet,
knees quiver,
my mouth dry,
my heart haunted.
If only I could steal
a bouquet of kisses
off her mouth,
I would have been
the happiest man.
If she could
only look
back at me
not because
I tapped her shoulder,
I would have lived
floating on clouds.
I would have
all the life
instead of just watching her
from the window
and suffer for
nice things
she carelessly washed
up onto the beaches
of
my soul.
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Long-legged and waiting,
the chivalries clamber you
the way they creep at gloom
to their fortress,
and still creep in the first blush.
The grisly knight, bloodstained,
bearing clues of the dead yesterday.
And you long-legged and waiting,
rigid and frigid
tied on four poles.
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You open the book I read last week
and find a note with your name on it.
It says, “A nightmare best forgotten.”
You look at the slightly opened door
and peep if anyone was around.
There is a knock at the doorsteps and
I sprawl on the floor
listening to your footsteps
while you run to see who’s at the door.
It is Monday afternoon and the rain is falling hard,
rattling the leaves of the trees.
And then you see her.
She is rooted there, wet and shivering
and you pull her close.
I watch while you French kissed her
hard and needy.
You never kissed me that way
except one time you thought I was her.
And you never saw me after
that one rainy afternoon
I was hit by a car.
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I lived in a house of spirit and flesh,
an enchanted cave off the seas,
where saltwater and river met.
And I lived alone in the cave
where doors and windows are one,
and the only light ablaze
was a reflection of the sun.
I dwelt amongst its murmuring walls
dark and damp and cold
like an old wine cellar.
And the only air I breathe was
the icy air, a blend of
dripping water and
a dizzying mist.
And everyday I fish,
by my cave, where saltwater and river met.
Small fish, striped fish, starfish,
jellyfish, but not that big fish
with a face so fair.
But one ordinary day
while the sun beamed at its peak,
I caught that big fish
Five feet tall.
And whining it sang with pain.
Because I caught its mouth
with a bait made of chain.
It cried and cried
until I took that big fish
in my cave.
and I made her dwell
until its mouth healed.
And I lived in the cave
with my fish so fair,
and we live happily ever after.
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I marked a spot no tide could reach,
no hiker could mount,
no wind could storm;
the utmost desolate place ever explored,
under a shade.
And secretly,
I warmed it with smiles and laughter,
poured tears and anger,
swarmed hate and cursed fondness,
then pride overflowed and
flooded this one-way street.
Ten years later, I visited the place,
dragged memories from the flooded one-way street,
then I see the same spot still marked, but
drowned in pain I sniffled,
the spot still under a shade.
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Bless me father for I have sinned.
I have never confessed for fourteen years
And I felt I’m the most evil friend ever lived.
I slept with my roommate’s boyfriend
And burnt her favorite red shirt.
I left her one night in the apartment
And never told her about Bamboo’s concert.
It was because I saw her and my boyfriend kissing.
And she had in her possession
My boyfriend’s hanky that was my present.
So tomorrow I’ll move out from the apartment,
After a long day at work.
I’ll give her a sharp blow on her face
So at night she could stroke.
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I am hungry for a star
hanging boundless in space and
flickering flamboyantly in my sight.
I’ve been watching it from a vantage point,
Dazzling and stunning as I begin to move my head.
Was it just my eyes that outwit me?
Or the rain outside?
The stars were just stickers pressed against my window.
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He is my lover
whose fingers I want to drift
on my lips
and hush them
when I weep.
He is my blanket
in my sleep
always
leaving my feet
cold
and wakes me
before
I can even
close my eyes.
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A nightmare
visited
my sleep
and left
my eyes
wide with
terror.
The nightmare
was
a glass door
and a reflection
of a
demon lover
over
my
pink blanket.
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