http://www.moma.org/
http://www.artinamericamagazine.com/
http://elpimentn.blogspot.com/ (revista digital de Carlos Mijares Poyer, digital magazine by the author.)
-EROTIC BALLAD- poem by Carlos E. Mijares Poyer, 2007-08 (all rights reserved).
At the dawn of your thighs
the liquids shook my thirst
the archs tightened my being
to the fulfillment of passion.
The peak of your lips
enveloped my manlihood
in the rosy turgence
of the pinnacle-the nation of love
unmeasured.
Fingers that everywhere widened
crevices of pleasure and depths
pain and shadow in your whimper
made stars spiral like windmills
of eyes accessed. White semblances in ecstasy.
I constantly, remember that last scream
goose as in bumps of gaze
tangerine and honey pubescent jungles
cinammon that rounds that last stupor.
Sometimes, sublime claims and petitions
at your feet, through dislocated desire
totality of slavery in enjoy-
of being loved, ...your burgundy boots.
Even though, I desire always
the long nights in the sand
humid inclusions of the multitudinous ocean
that witnesses us like Crusoes
and Sea Horses, in our intimate kisses.
Do not cry, I say,... like I have cried
laugh like the breeze in my eyes, your reflection,
touch and caress the palpitating thickness
and evoke your lively tongue
over what I know is yours,
my bitten lips
by your french finger-nails.
You gave me turquoise eyes
I rendered you ebony of latin gaze of fire,
of solitary "raven"
that flies high among the snow
and evokes light.
Your fingers love, like petals in ceramic basins
swimming
befall, -aromas...
like a tear perils.
I succor the passion, you deny in your bliss.
______________________
quotes of the day:
"love"
"Where does it come from?"
"Have you been loved by all?"
(narrated in the screensplay of the american second world war movie The Thin Red Line, with the superb acting of Sean Penn, Nick Nolte, John Travolta, and other excellent performances.)
a first version of this poem in english by venezuelan-american writer Carlos E. Mijares Poyer in www.myspace.com/carlosmijaresp
we thank you for visiting these blogs.
suggested reading and browsing:http://www.esquire.com/
http://www.gq.com/
http://www.time.com/
http://www.nytimes.com/
http://www.eluniversal.com/
this blog invites to reflect and analyze info, through the above web media pages and the following web page, analyze, construe, and form your own public opinion about our world. We offer different opportunities to view different points of view about how to live and lead our lives in this "lonely" world that fights against itself with swords of light: we promote freedom of speech, opinion, and freedom!http://www.granma.cu/
http://www.lemonde.com/
http://www.londontimes.com/
http://www.americansforthearts.org/
http://www.timewarner.com/ (search in newsroom The Power of the Letter Campaign).
thank your for your time and attention.
and other European, Asian, and African media web pages, searched through http://www.google.com/
http://www.artinamericamagazine.com/
http://elpimentn.blogspot.com/ (revista digital de Carlos Mijares Poyer, digital magazine by the author.)
-EROTIC BALLAD- poem by Carlos E. Mijares Poyer, 2007-08 (all rights reserved).
At the dawn of your thighs
the liquids shook my thirst
the archs tightened my being
to the fulfillment of passion.
The peak of your lips
enveloped my manlihood
in the rosy turgence
of the pinnacle-the nation of love
unmeasured.
Fingers that everywhere widened
crevices of pleasure and depths
pain and shadow in your whimper
made stars spiral like windmills
of eyes accessed. White semblances in ecstasy.
I constantly, remember that last scream
goose as in bumps of gaze
tangerine and honey pubescent jungles
cinammon that rounds that last stupor.
Sometimes, sublime claims and petitions
at your feet, through dislocated desire
totality of slavery in enjoy-
of being loved, ...your burgundy boots.
Even though, I desire always
the long nights in the sand
humid inclusions of the multitudinous ocean
that witnesses us like Crusoes
and Sea Horses, in our intimate kisses.
Do not cry, I say,... like I have cried
laugh like the breeze in my eyes, your reflection,
touch and caress the palpitating thickness
and evoke your lively tongue
over what I know is yours,
my bitten lips
by your french finger-nails.
You gave me turquoise eyes
I rendered you ebony of latin gaze of fire,
of solitary "raven"
that flies high among the snow
and evokes light.
Your fingers love, like petals in ceramic basins
swimming
befall, -aromas...
like a tear perils.
I succor the passion, you deny in your bliss.
______________________
quotes of the day:
"love"
"Where does it come from?"
"Have you been loved by all?"
(narrated in the screensplay of the american second world war movie The Thin Red Line, with the superb acting of Sean Penn, Nick Nolte, John Travolta, and other excellent performances.)
a first version of this poem in english by venezuelan-american writer Carlos E. Mijares Poyer in www.myspace.com/carlosmijaresp
we thank you for visiting these blogs.
suggested reading and browsing:http://www.esquire.com/
http://www.gq.com/
http://www.time.com/
http://www.nytimes.com/
http://www.eluniversal.com/
this blog invites to reflect and analyze info, through the above web media pages and the following web page, analyze, construe, and form your own public opinion about our world. We offer different opportunities to view different points of view about how to live and lead our lives in this "lonely" world that fights against itself with swords of light: we promote freedom of speech, opinion, and freedom!http://www.granma.cu/
http://www.lemonde.com/
http://www.londontimes.com/
http://www.americansforthearts.org/
http://www.timewarner.com/ (search in newsroom The Power of the Letter Campaign).
thank your for your time and attention.
and other European, Asian, and African media web pages, searched through http://www.google.com/
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