Once they lock-on women don’t dither

Whether blatant or demure
enticingly ardent
glistens feminine allure
perfectly in guardant

Watch how sprightly us men prance
nudged by a woman’s charm
a lovely lingering glance
rarely fails to disarm

When women stare men shall wither
once locked on women don’t dither

Opposites attract!

Opposite people attract
and if titillation
they may end up tightly packed
Bring on captivation!

While those birds of a feather
flock together tamely
those odd ones gladly tether
pressed together gamely

It shall majorly matter
among life’s klutzy clatter

No Camelot he or his lot

His looks sallow carotene
that shamelessly lying brawler
a sick psyche philistine
in pursuit of that next dollar

Utterly Orwellian
but that’s not by far all
a shameless chameleon
with heart and hands too small

Still those who got him elected
feel elated not dejected

Perfection in vain beseeched

Ever iridescent
loftily Perfection soars
allure effervescent
unmoved by she who implores

Through ages in vain beseeched
humans have grasped for Perfection
Hotly pursued, rarely reached
adamant in its rejection

Crimped as by pitiless pliers
or hammered flat on anvil, yammered
then thrown in to rejection’s fires
Still pursues our species enamored

then thrown in to rejection’s fires.
Still pursues our species enamored.

 

Not by taking but in giving

Down yet another alley
on yet another day
by yet another sally
stirring another fray

Such manner leads us astray
Let’s tread another pathway:

One that lets us live life caring
not taking but in giving
Our predator teeth not baring
Not blaming but forgiving!

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giving = also: the quality or state of being resilient

Falling asleep & waking up together

At night as become the rite
we blessedly tether
Then before the dawn’s scant light
we wake up together

We shall find comes daybreak
that the harsh world is still there
but jointly to partake
shall be easier to bear

We’re feeling supported thus bolder
when completed by each other
Watching over the other’s shoulder
glad to be here, nowhere rather

While one of us one day
may shiver alone
we shall suffer what may
But not bitter cold:

for by The Past’s glowing embers
warmed, as he or she remembers