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Sunday, October 12, 2014

NaPoWriMo 2014: Day 12


Love at Last

The first time I fell
The desire was all-consuming
Lust turned to fascination
Fascination turned to wanting
Wanting turned to love
Love turned to obsession

The spell he wove had me so enraptured
That even when it became obvious that I was just his mainstay
That the love was completely one-sided
I couldn't imagine being without him
So for twenty-one years 
I was a prop in his act
He made me disappear when he wanted a fling
He brought me back with a snap of the fingers when he needed some stability

It wasn't easy when I finally worked up the courage to say no more
When the door shut behind him for the last time
I was left alone with tears that never seemed to stop
"Never again," I resolved
 
Copyright: zossos / 123RF Stock Photo

Five years went by
I went to a Halloween party with my sister and her husband
I had no expectations when she introduced me to a colleague
I tried to ignore the fascination as we got to talking
I found myself wanting to know more about him

I told myself it wasn't desire
I never wanted to take that chance again
I didn't want to admit that I was enraptured
That he could easily possess my heart
My sister swore he was a decent guy
But how could I open myself to the possibility
Of being devastated once again?

I took the chance and asked him if he'd be free the following weekend
His smile both warmed my heart and chilled me to the core
We took things slow, enjoying a meal together Saturday night
A trip to the museum on Sunday
No more than a tenacious kiss until I felt a bit more sure

I could lie and say the love grew slowly
But it was there from the first
I put the lust on hold until I could believe 
This man wouldn't hurt me

We'll be married this Halloween
After six years together
I have only one obsession now
To keep him happy for the rest of our lives

~Adam~

For Dylan, the love of my life

http://www.octpowrimo.com/2014/10/the-art-of-obsessions-octpowrimo-day-12.html


The words:
                              desire
                              lust
                              wanting
                              obsession
                              fascination
                              possess
                              love
                              enraptured

Monday, April 28, 2014

No Poetry Style Begins With X


Since there is no poetry style that starts with X, I thought I'd share a poem about my seXuality. 
That is to say, biseXuality.
And all the eXtremely unseXy assumptions that are made about people like me.
Here is a good basic post about what bisexuality is.

UnseXy Assumptions

When people find out that I
Identify as bi
Sometimes they assume this means
I'm horny all the time
That I'll lay it on the line
With anyone who makes a pass
That all takers will get some ass
All they have to do is ask

Or maybe the assumption is made that I
Am telling a lie
Because there's no such thing as bi
There's only a pathetic chick
Who doesn't want to admit
She's really a dyke

All the guys think they can screw the lez away
Certain lesbians think I'm a traitor to anyone gay
Some people think I have it easier
Because I could go either way
But it's not that easy anyway

I don't always act on attraction
Don't give in to every distraction
In fact I'm not easy
I'm really quite shy
I never did find the right girl or guy

Don't assume things about me
Because of my bisexuality
And I won't assume things about you

~Leslynne~



Thursday, October 24, 2013

Unlock the Penitentiary


Unlock the Penitentiary

Will there ever come a day when we can really be free
From the penitentiary of hate

If you say “I’m gay”
People should say “that’s okay”
Or if you happen to be fat
Fat’s where it’s at

We judge each other too much
On things that really don’t matter
I’d like for the day to come
When no one
Hates who they are

I want to see the day
When bullying someone for the way they look
Or who they love
Is what gets a person ostracized

I never again want to see
Anyone’s brains splattered on the wall

~Adam~

My Blog Can Beat Up Your Blog

A response to the Citizen Cope song "Penitentiary"


Well I'm waiting on the day
When the people walk free to see
When the penitentiary is on fire
When there's no need
To bleed
For your mother or your brother
Or the one that bomes before you whoa
Well I'm waiting on a time when people walk free to see
From the penitentiary in our mind
When there's no need to bleed
For your father
Or your son
Or the one that you've become
When the penitentiary is on fire
When the penitentiary is on fire

I'm waiting on the day
When the people walk free to see
When the penitentiary is on fire
there's no need
To bleed
For your father or your son
Or the one that you've become and a
I'm waiting on a time when people walk
free to see
when the penitentiary in our mind
there's no need to bleed
For your mother
Or your brother
or the one that come before ya yea

When the penitentiary is on fire
When the penitentiary is on fire
When the penitentiary is on fire
When the penitentiary is on fire


Sunday, October 13, 2013

Just a Drag

Axe Man admires the Ladies at the Just a Drag Peep Show
 
 
Just a Drag
 
Axe Man was sneaking a peek
At some ladies so sexy and chic
Axe is a bit dumb and can't understand
How ladies so gorgeously glam
Could have such a broad-shouldered physique
 
~Adam Everhard~
 
Note: Axe Man is one of our longest-running characters from the Netherworld blogs. He's the Norwegian Nympho of the intergalactically popular death metal sensation, Death Cheese.
 
 


Monday, October 7, 2013

Simply Adam

 
Simply Adam
 
A happy, chubby little fellow
The third of his parents’ children, their only son
He loved hugs and kisses and laughter
Maybe his family spoiled him a little because he was the baby
But he didn’t think he was better than anybody else
He was simply Adam
 
A good-natured kid, he was well-liked at school
Nobody gave him too much grief about being chubby
Because he had balls
Footballs, basketballs, baseballs
He was a good sport
He was simply Adam
 
As he approached puberty, he realized something disturbing
While a lot of his friends had started to notice girls
He thought of girls as nice enough
But oddly had no interest in being anything but friends with them
He didn’t want to kiss or hold their hands
It worried him, and he didn’t understand
He was still simply Adam on the outside
But he felt like there was part of himself that he now had to keep hidden
 
He was a faggot, a pervert, a queer
He wanted to be touched by a guy the way most guys want to be touched by a girl
When his friends looked at girlie magazines, he pretended that he was interested too
But the truth was, he had x-rated thoughts about young fellows
He was curious what it would be like to kiss a boy
Everyone else thought that he was still simply Adam
But he felt like a horrible monster
 
His middle sister, his best friend, noticed that something was going on
She asked him why he stayed in his room so often
He made excuses, but she saw through him
He finally confessed the truth to her through his tears
She told him that it didn’t make him bad, just different
“Everybody’s different in their own way,” she said
She was the only one who understood
But it helped him to become simply Adam again
 
In high school, he was a wrestling champion
He didn’t get aroused by groping other guys
Or roughly forcing them into compromising positions
But he certainly liked the awards he sometimes won for his performance
He also liked music and fashion and drinking beer with his friends
He felt like a phony sometimes because he couldn’t tell his friends the truth
But he didn’t want to stop being simply Adam to them
 
In college, he found others like himself, and he came out
For a while he overcompensated, partying too much
Drinking and cocaine and falling for the wrong guy
On the way, he found himself
Quit the drugs and the clubbing
Settled down and became
Simply Adam again
 
Today, he is a counselor
He is happily engaged to the right guy
He is a brother, a friend, a lover, a son, an uncle and great-uncle
He is okay with who he is
He is simply Adam
And he is glad of it at last
He hopes that one day no-one will feel ashamed of being gay
That they will be able to simply be themselves
~Adam~
 
I simply have to share this with you. It was part of the Write at the Merge prompt. It doesn't directly fit in with what I've written, but it will let you know a little more about me. I love stuff like this! It's crazy and it shouldn't work, but it does.
Also, the fiddle player is kinda hot! ;-)
Enjoy!
 

 

Sunday, August 25, 2013

The Skeleton In the Closet

 
A maid was working alone
When she was surprised by a man made of bone
Out of the closet he strode
Then walked down the road
To the Rainbow Alliance's home
 
~Spectra~
 
 
 
Born gay, follow the ray
Born straight, refuse to hate
 
 
 

Wednesday, April 3, 2013

C is for Clerihew



Clerihew poetry is named for its creator, Edmund Clerihew Bentley (10 July 1875 – 30 March 1956)

Spectra will pop off a few for you utilizing some of our Netherworld folk, and herself.



Spectra Ghostseeker
Is a Tarot card peeper
A zany old lady
Who tries to make the future less hazy

Photoshop manipulation by Cie Cheesemeister.
Ed is on the left, his guy Dave is on the right.
Evil Ed is one of our borrowed characters. He was our favorite in Fright Night. 
Dave, who is our creation, is the twin brother of Dwayne Hicks (IV), another borrowed character.
Actor Stephen Geoffreys, who played Evil Ed, is openly gay. So we thought that Ed should be too.


Evil Ed is a vamp
Who's a little bit camp
We think it's completely okay
That he's openly gay


Stephen Geoffreys played Evil in Fright Night
That he wasn't more famous just ain't right
He's got less hair today
Which is completely okay.

One more, and then I must run!

Lafayette is furry and black
He's a cat, as a matter of fact
Good luck finishing your clerical task
As on papers he likes to crash

Thanks, see you at the Letter D!

~Spectra~