Category Archives: Lust



Biblical Verse

Some Hebrew Bible poems
Are not too bad.
After all, they are
The words of god
(Reported by stenographers).
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Posted in Beauty, Lust, Poetry (What is it?), Religion, Words

Beach Feast

Melon breasts,
Inviting tresses—
Skin like peach
Lights the beach.
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Posted in Beauty, Illusion, Local Color, Lust, Vanity

A Philosophical Inquiry Into The Nature of Poetry

What is it that a poem’s supposed to do?
More, surely, than display the poet’s wit,
Project the pain of poets’ pious rue,
Or plump the bulky texts for English lit.
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Posted in Death, Lust, Poetry (What is it?), Today's News

At The Paddle Tennis Courts: Andrea

Often, down at the paddle tennis courts,
The players, not the game, extort all sense.
Women cavort with jiggling breasts, tight shorts—
Regardless of their skill, we yearn, mute, tense.
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Posted in Aging, Beauty, Lust

At The Paddle Tennis Courts: Brittany

My friend’s grandson—young, handsome, buffed (tattooed
Delightfully on his left shoulder, arm—
Defensive football star)—I call him ‘Dude’—
Came by, yestermorn, with a woman. Charm
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Posted in Beauty, Lust, Vanity

Probable Cause

Often, we elders, unemployed, bench-sit
Down at the paddle tennis court. We shmooze,
Watch the better games, and, often, enthuse
When stunning women display in outfits
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Posted in Aging, Beauty, Lust