Showing posts with label Mimi - Mona's Poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mimi - Mona's Poetry. Show all posts

Saturday, December 5, 2015

Mimi - Mona Poetry: Your Kiss


©Your Kiss
Mimi Wolske
All Rights Reserved

I protest.
Your lips are much to mobile
as they graze over mine; they’re
too warm and too hungry. My
shoulder rises, not with rejection
to the way your lips lay claim—
possessively, blatantly, tantalizingly—
but in defense of my sensibilities,
which I seem to lose as those twins
press that sensitive place under my
ear and onto nape as they seek a
favorable response, as they cause my
knees fold, making them unable to
hold me erect under your mouth’s
continued incendiary demonstration.


I demur.
It ‘s never been my experience
to lose control of my breath, not
until your mouth would accept
nothing but submission from
mine, until I accepted the promise
of a conflagration so intense
it would promise to consume me,
seize my lungs in a grasp of
desire beyond words, beyond thought,
beyond heaven. And when your tongue
found its sheath in my throat,
my world fell away, the room
ceased to exist, and there was
only us locked together in some
unrelenting drive to assuage a
passion suddenly more powerful
than the two of us.


My hands cavil.
Shocking me, they take purchase
of your cheeks to maintain our
mouths in bondage while I attempt
to rein in my desire; but, instead, I
lose what little clarity I’d retained.
Ensnared by the white heat of lust,
objections to your copious kisses,
which trail paths from shoulder to
bosom, transform to ash. I quell an
unhelpful, appreciative shiver.
Breathing...it’s now a secondary
consideration; what breath I
manage to draw comes from you.
All propriety is lost when your
onslaught continues; any will
to resist your predatory smile
is vanquished as you devote long moments
to showing me — to lay before me
a landscape of what is to come —
I respond, gasping into the kiss.
I let my reins go.
I am yours.
I surrender.


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Monday, October 26, 2015

Mimi - Mona Poetry: Seriously, Darling, I Don’t Deserve You

IMAGINE THE WORST PAIN EVER...EVER!

Now, multiply that by infinity and realize it is inescapable!

What Pain Would That Be?


©Seriously, Darling, I Don’t Deserve You
Is this because you believe I love you too much?
I don’t. And, I don’t hate myself, so this cannot
be psychosomatic, nor is this fire that consumes
my brain imaginary. I am not delusional.

What if you’re wrong and I never cared about you?
What if I never had any empathy for you?
What if I loathed your ambition, your duty?
I did. I do. I loathe them and your accomplices.
I loathe the fear you bring and the plans you wrap me in.


Damn it! Take back this harrowing torment
you gifted me. This relentless throbbing
behind my eyes that proclaims you won’t
stop until I relent— I never will. I will fight you.
even though the battle is tedious and painful, I will win.

You’re nothing more than a banality dancing on
every nerve ending and causing my sensitivities
to betray me; you defecator on my emotions.
Darling, if I could leave you I would, but I am too weak.
Be gone! Show me the mercy I cannot show you.

Mimi Wolske
All Rights Reserved

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Thursday, July 10, 2014

POETRY: I Need A Dress

©I Need a Dress
Mimi Wolske
Originally Published April 2012
Mimi Wolske – Mona Arizona™
All Rights Reserved
  


Ohhh, such distress!
The prince is giving a ball
And I need a dress.
But, that’s not all.
I also need an invitation.
No Ella sitting in the cinders,
Nor a princess in desperation
From a deep sleep where choosers
Are beggars in this teradiddle.
I fear there is no beastly nobleman,
Nor strange men to me who sit the saddle.
I’m no mermaiden nor prisoner who can
Let down her long locks.
Oh, very well. I’m not one of the few
Of the aristocracy with many frocks.
I’m a commoner but none the less in my purview.
Earls and Counts, two Marquis, and a Duke
All desire me by night,
Yet by day, I’m an unknown, a fluke.
Oh, where is my knight?
Where is my fairy godmother
To wave her wand so magically
And make dress and slippers appear,
And transform me into a Lady, a true beauty?
I already know how to be a woman.
Did not those men teach me well?
Am I not already broken
To pleasure them as good as any belle?
I just know I’d find my true love
If I were invited to the ball.
Oh, how’d I’d treasure him above
Any and no more be a moll.