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Bum Love Words

Yes, this was a search that reached my little corner of the internets. I’ve been wondering what type of bum is in question here. anywho…

She isn’t sure why, but lately, she is drawn to men with scraggled, dirty beards touching their chests. She longs to pull each piece of debris from the wiry hairs there. Whenever she passes a man on the street with a will anything for food sign, she has to stop herself from making an offer. She imagines how the man in a tobbogan cap and military jacket, holding a bottle in a paper bag with one hand and holding his penis in the other as he pees on the wall would look naked, sprawled on her crisp white sheets. Last week, she got drunk and kissed the bum who was sitting on the stoop beside the bar. He grabbed her ass in a most satisfactory way and tasted sour. Afraid of what might happen next, she turns to google…

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Quotes on Integrity

A search that found me. I thought about someone wanting to know something about integrity. Not just a definition, but what would be happening to them that integrity was a question. I thought of a non-thief thief. Why? This is her prose poem:

I’m not sure any more what integrity is. I know it isn’t writing a blog while you are at work. I know it isn’t spending your time waiting. I know it isn’t needing someone else to tell you what is right. This morning, I found a littel doll with a scuffed up face on the sidewalk outside my apartment. Was it intergrity that made me pick it up, put it in my truck, and drive? Who was I to save her, she was not mine. One day, with shower water pelting down upon our scalps, you told me that my personal life was no longer mine. You had shared it in order to save a friend. Thats when I knew I’d never be important again. This doll, left in the cold, face scuffed, she is me I’m saving.

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Casual Sex Poems

A searcher found me with this

I’ve written poems about casual sex,
but I’ve never been successful at
having it. It always turns into

something more painful, something
more joyus than casual. The idea

of taking someone inside me and then
walking away as though I had just
cast off my blankets is appeailing

but impossible because I know another way.

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Her feeling poem

She followed the dierctions beneath the squares
with pictures of a woman in thick black outline
and pastels. She lie on her back, she warmed
her fingers, and, with fingertips close together,
she slowly probed her breast in circles from
the outside in. She couldn’t help but think
of how her mother told her not to touch
herself like that when she was in fifth grade
and her breasts were pushing at her shirts
and she would reach up beneath them
to jiggle the new fat. Now, there
are little pamphlets to help her learn
how to do this thing she was told not to.

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Help me, I’m falling in love

Oh, dear searcher,

What is it you need
help with? Would you like
to avoid the attachment, would you
like to avoid the pain that is sure

to come, even if love lasts forever
there is always some twist, something
to endure. You could be braver
than that, you could be asking

for help with the deed, a push into
a spiraling, Alice fall, head over
heals over head over knees.
Before you ask, be sure you know
what you are asking for.

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Falling in love, how does it happen

For the first time in months, a search that is worth it…

Start with moonlight, with greek
food, with holding hands and trucks
stuck in in knee deep snow. Next,

scrambled eggs thick with cheese,
fresh baked bread, secret sign language
messages. Fold in promises, a pinch

of planning, and a silver ring. Remember:
Love
happens when it wants to.

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153 I love you

seriously, I can’t even come up with any reasons as to why someone would search for this. I hope they found something worth while.

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Found in Translation

There is a post on this page called “Sexy Sweaty Armpits” that gets a lot of traffic. I always expect to see it on the list of things that have been looked at on my page. Today, though, there is a link that someone used to find this post that looks like a google translator from english to portuguise. I found it very interesting to look around at my poetry translated. Fascinating, actually.

I was also amused that this person had found my site looking for this odd kink that I actually know nothing about.

Sex is something that connects cultures, though, so I guess it’s not suprising. I mean, kink and fetishes are lustings that are often looked down upon by multiple cultures, so it brings diverse people together.

I was once with a guy who really wanted to take me to a swingers club. He said that I would be a saught after commodity there because I am a younger woman who independantly likes, excuse my French, the pussy. I never was persuaded, but I found that facinating.

I used to be very, very fat. Like, 5’5, 325 lbs fat. I could go days without ANYONE talking to me. A friend of mine went to Ghana, and he said that they would think I was beautiful there, so pale and huge. I thought he was maybe exagerating their love of larger gals, but then I met a Ghanain guy who was all about hitting on me. I found it discomforting to be prized for something about myself that I abhorred. Other people, though, thought I should date him just because he was the only person offering.

I’ve recently discovered that I like people who are brash and who will say things that make me want to hide my face. These people usually like that I am so quiet in public. Maybe we are all attracted to the things that make our partners embarrassed. Maybe this has to do with us feeling better about the things we consider to be our shortcomings.

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I’ll beat some sense in you and other things

Another new search

Perhaps tehy were looking for who teh first one was to say this. Maybe it was the in-poor-taste catch phrase for a commedien of whom I have no knowledge. All I know is that today, after hearing the story of a friend who was beaten to the ground by his ex-girlfriend, it makes me sad.

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Jiggle Belly

It stays in place when she walks, but there is the faint shadow of a jiggle. Each step she takes creates a tiny earthquake in the smooth skin of her stomach, that place just above her belly button. To watch her walk, naked, across a morning lit room is to stand at the gates to heaven.

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