The Faith and the Faithless

When I condemn, you never judge When I question, you always answer When I sleep, you lie awake, When I am absent, still you are present When I am loud, you stay quiet

My Daughter, My Son

Girls with Gender Identity Disorder display intense negative reactions to parental expectations and attempts to have them wear dresses or other feminine attire.

Insatiable

My fingers reach, hesitate, Withdraw, temptation beckons. You sit seductively, silent. I long to touch the smooth, Full, softness, unique to you, Lush shape invites teasingly,

Bite

Bite me.......... Go on, dare you! Bite me just a bit more Sink deep those gleaming teeth, Bite much harder please, inject Poison of yours into me, Verse by verse, Curse by curse.

The Counselling Room

Grey beaten carpet, soft leather chairs, We all sit wearily eyeing the other, Two pairs of blue eyes, judging, assessing, Knowing right where to hit their mark. I crumple, fold, dissolve,

Can You Hear Me?

It begins. Lurch in traffic jam Over loaded, steaming. Heart thumps steadily Quickening a tad, Hover of butterflies, Or could be bee’s Tickle irritatingly inside,

Sometimes Mummy....

Sometimes mummy spits, Rants, nags mundane things, like “Tidy your room!” “Get your feet off the sofa!” “Do your homework” Repetitive, annoying, She’s hammering on your

Take Me Down

“Do you enjoy tearing stripes off lions? Or destroying souls of men? Do you get satisfaction making a mess? You’re a tease, mean, cheat, don’t know what love is” So you say.

Harbouring History

Speckles of blue, crisp iris Shutters to a close, hide. Rapid blinks as you sit Shifting sand delicately Through your fingers, Grey wisps of hair sway Gently upon summer breeze

Returning For Little Things

I return for little things Unable to evacuate what rests In memories stored. Empty glass always seems half full, No drink of you could be enough. I languish within my own hell

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