Poems on the topic: oil

Poems on the topic “oil” on Poets.by.

SadDave Bonta

Whale light

the mad will render a great green whale into oil the tongue of a whale comes to dance late and weary
AngryDave Bonta

Colonized

we pay in good oil for the visions they sell to us: I now know how blind I am my thoughts are small and labor against the night
SadDave Bonta

Billionaire blues

lock into order in order to war go after tar and oil eat money change into lead O pain of my pain
SadDave Bonta

Misfit

I live in black, the color of oil: oy! I was sick and oy! I was well, found but missed all places here with letters from home to home.
ContemplativeBalachandran V

Narcissus

Eyes closed, I lie on my back Following their arms mentally As the masseurs run their fingers Pressing, squeezing, rubbing in The warm oil all over me. From the sole of my feet, up Through the ankles, calves, knees And thighs, passing deftly My privates and up to the torso My hairy, broad chest, shoulders And the nape of my neck. The loincloth barely leaves me clothed. As the masseur's fingers and then the pouch Filled with medicinal leaves soaked in starchy fluid Spread warmth all over me, I wonder if I might get an erection;
ContemplativeLorine Niedecker

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To my small electric pump To sense and sound this world look to your snifter valve take oil and hum

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