Poems by slave diane carroll

Poems by slave diane carroll

Autumn

The kitchen scents

of apple pie and home­made soup fills the air

wait­ing

for soft rain drops of lec­ture to begin.

wind reeds through whis­per­ing trees,

rain pour­ing in sheets of golden leaves

rip­ple fills the gutters.

between our words of a cup of sweet tea

achille rip­ples through her soul of the up and

com­ing change.

Autumn dust

children’s laugh­ter

skims of the lake.

Desire

Taken’ down into the cav­ern of passions

guided by Your voice.

Your strong voice bind­ing to the

depths of a slave’s soul.

Lost in this wind of desire.

Breath­ing in Your scent.

All in life is ecstasy a liven­ing tree

grow­ing bright with lust­ful apples.

Pure exis­tence in cried shed so long ago

Ten thou­sand words spin shedding

the old with the new.

Each stroke of liv­ing sea dri­ving deep

into sur­ren­der­ing onto You.

Drip.

By drip.

A slave falls into You

Gyp­sies life

Come and hear ye flute

Come and joy and thee dance!

Spin­ning silks of dif­fer­ent col­ors shade

in the moons and fires light.

Vel­vet dark as shad­owed fig­ures in thee night

Gold and even sil­ver shall buy your future

Cards of faded ink

Car­a­vans by the camp­fire glow in hearts beat.

Keep­ing ye secrets is a gyp­sies style.

Rest­lessly, we go our own way

we are not meant for hearths nor a town.

Whirling dancers enchant of fires eyes

cen­turies have gone by but nay shall

tame us as of yet my friend!

Life’s Dance

When in the eyes of the spirit, within,

cloth rise danc­ing each breath that

she sighs in joy­ful ‚taste of

pas­sion thee crave.

Embrace thou side of butterflies

magic danc­ing in ye belly

sing to the sky and please thee Man

who winks at You from a across the fires rage

a caress of thou face and the

beast shower with tear drops kisses

of sweet lust,

let ye long jour­ney ven­tured and

have peace minds onto Earths

breast, set and watch the danc­ing fires leap

and watch thee danc­ing fires

leap and sing to ringed

moon and taste ye plea­sures in a

woman who takes ye hand

and brings Your desires to life.

Hearts rest

Silent acknowl­edg­ments exchanged,

a love, a trust for her Sir,

a begin­ning to renew a soul to please

with all her might, far too many hearts beat­ing as one

glow­ing eyes of embrace hidden

deep into her slave soul

touch­ing a heart and try­ing to

pick just one to share the midnight

slum­ber, hear­ing You name gives chills

of sweet design in ones souls

where does this path lead?

Awaken mind to the pos­si­bil­i­ties of each spirits

drift­ing closer yet

to con­nect while there apart.

Autumn poems

Autumn sleep not wake, dawn

every­where to hear a blue bird.

Night come of the wound of wind and rain

who may know how many leaves may

fallen in the mid­night hours?

Friends pre­pared a meal of chicken

invited to join them at His farm house

the small vil­lage yel­low is sur­rounded by green trees.

Blue hills slope up behind the vil­lages walls

the win­dow opens onto the veg­etable Garden

where hold­ing wine, we talk of things

we are look­ing for­ward to autumns chang­ing ways.

In Autumn rain, the grasses are

cov­ered by leaves,

below the steps, the trees color is fresh.

Full golden trees cover the stems like feathers,

and count­less flow­ers bloom like yel­low coins

the cold wind, mean­ing, blows against You fiercely,

Thee fear it will be too hard to stand in the wind,

upstairs the Man lets down His white long hair,

He faces the wind, breathes

the fra­grance, and weeps.

The autumn’s winds blowin’ swirling wind rain,

The four seas and eight deserts

join together in one large cloud.

A horse go rid­ing on ringed bells

dance in joy­ful wind of its tail whipping

around in rage, of the up and com­ing storm.

Pas­sion

Pas­sion rib­bon into Your soul

seek­ing a touch to bathe in Your

scent, to serve Your godly form

uni­corns of roam­ing flowering

hov­ers team like wild

gar­dens dwelling in lust of Your

con­trol weav­ing in Your

fan­tasies match­ing eyes

of exotic sen­sual silk

horn’s blow and

roam­ing gar­dens bathe

in Your Kings form,

a beg can­not submit

win­ters heat begs to be

warmth of Your body

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