Author Archives: Mamie

Hard, yet silken, warm to the palm.Crowned in rose velvet, a serpentine charm.Firm and yet yielding. Joy in its giving.A gentle caress, then life begins living

Carbon steel, robed in velveteen Anticipation of the moisture fall The mildest caress. A breath, a shiver The sky burns. The Sun explodes. A consuming swallow brings completion. A scorching Continue Reading →

Pain flaring behind the eyes.The mind screaming silent cries.A plume of rage engulfs the brain.Fear of release a terrifying drain.A bunged cask of sparkling hate,Must be relieved before it’s too Continue Reading →

Birds fly clear in the blue A heart’s wrench, a baby’s mew. Soul given wing, the joy of innocence. My heart gained flight Through my baby’s sight

Matter, merely particles, dry and drifting A warm rain, loving and uplifting The crack fills, overflows and grows. The earth swells, bloated and pained A single spore descends The empty Continue Reading →

Distressing anticipation of the morning to come Depression and apathy freezing me numb I loathe and despise that awful place Pitiful examples of the human race Marching to the beat Continue Reading →

Enslaving the mighty, what wonderous cave, Riches beyond measure, for only the brave. Sword in hand with no need of a shield, No fight intended, desirous to yield. Warmth in Continue Reading →

Twinkle shared between our eyes A slow caress as goosebumps rise Legs entwined while we embrace Our breath in rhythm, face to face Sweet sensation, flesh on flesh A fusion Continue Reading →

A few of of the surviving “I hate work” efforts. A manager nicknamed Hilter BossWhose death to use would not be a lossWe planned and we plottedWhile we were all Continue Reading →