Poems on the topic: hand

Poems on the topic “hand” on Poets.by.

Romanticchelsea

falling for you

every time I hold you I feel like I have everything right besides me I touch your hand and play with you're fingers you ask me "what are you doing " and I just smile and say "nothing " you smile back and then hold my hand . sometimes I do feel that you feel the same way when we are alone I think im falling in love with you
ContemplativeC.C. Hawthrone

One of Seven sins

It still crys out for help Occasionally It still raises its hand Predominantly It still asks for the will power Accidentally Is it scared when humiliated? It doesn't divulge Does it chase what is theirs? Sometimes Does it beg? Never
SadBrokenAngle

Broke me down

No love can hold me back No words can reach me now No hands can comfort me now No lies can get me out Cause Your love Your words Your hands Your lies ONLY BROKE ME DOWN!
RomanticBrittany Allen

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I find myself smiling as I walk, lost in our future. Holding hands and smiling, seeing adventures in hidden places: rain, sun, snow, through any storm you are mine. nothing can drown our parade, not now; not ever. you aren't a guest like the others before you, they only stayed until it was no longer convenient but you, you seem to be permanent always there. I lose myself in daydreams of you and I, lazy mornings and busy afternoons, having fun and loving... when you love.. oh god you love with your whole being, you love with your heart, your mind and your soul; you bore your soul to me and I felt that love too. I understood how you gave everything for one person,
CheerfulVito Acconci

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Now I will tell you a secret. I am nodding my head. Now I will tell you the truth. I am stretching. Now I will tell you something that can't be questioned. I am waving my hands. Now I will tell you the facts. I am moving my leg. Now I will tell you something you don't know. I am changing position. Now I will tell you something I'd swear to. I am turning around. Now I will tell you something there's no reason to doubt. I am bending over. Now I will tell you something that can be proven. I am raising my eyes. Now I will tell you something there is no denying. I am folding my arms. Now I will tell you something he says is so. I am shrugging
AnxiousRobert Creeley

Two Times

It takes so long to look down, the first time thinking it would then and there either shoot up or else drop off. One hand on the trigger one hand on the hand.
RomanticMargaret Randall

Your Hands a Poem of Love

While you put your hands, that, Our surface Crossing a bridge or The other way around the back way or head on, coming to it To discover the rules Written into the distance while your hands The house, filling with smoke, the angles used To talk straight, on, At last be able To name. Your hands naming the thrust and space around it, that, I would bring you bringing me Close upon it, so we will look, go through Hands and smoke
AnxiousHarry Fainlight

The Question

Strange hand that appears held out towards me asking- "Am I changed so by coming from under this toilet partition wall?"
CheerfulGene Fowler

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my hands still curve like breasts- 36 years! nothing changes!
Sadamone

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and now no matter how many times I take a shower I scrub my hands I will never feel clean again
Sadakchiis

heart

i hold your heart in the palm of my hand; i admire the pulsing crimson life-force flowing through the network of veins, tinted, just as stained glass when the light hits it at the right spot. luminescent skin reveals deep, blue-black flesh throbbing with hidden whispers and secrets unknown to any man, ivory white tendons, worn and torn, just as the foundations of a fortress holding up the bruised chambers of the castle of your heart. feeling the fullness of your flesh in the warm embrace of my digits, a shadow flickers, and i wrench my palm closed,
Anxiousakchiis

hands

it is now midnight, as it was midnight then. eyes, blinking furiously from the exhaustion, squinting at the phone screen clutched firmly in those two hands, the same two hands pulling me into this trap, this temptation, the two hands wrapping itself firmly around the blue-black veins on my neck, sinking in; the same two hands which fit like jigsaw puzzles into the crevices of shellfish and crustaceans, which ravage and tear them apart, red, burning hot skin torn into pieces; the same hands feeling the cool sensation on the glass protector of the smartphone as the deepest inches of your heart are left in the open for all to devour, for you to lose and be heard;

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