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Magnetic Poetry

You know Magnetic Poetry, the little magnets with words on them that you arrange on your fridge into silly little poems? We sometimes go through Magnetic Poetry Mania, in which we cover our fridge with this stuff. Sometimes, we even write them down.

Note that you can play a version of it here without the fridge.


Poetry By Us and Our Friends

A thousand diamonds 
would but rob the beauty 
of my sweet summer rose. 

We sleep 
languid and lazy 
like the petal 
worshiping the rose. 

In the shadow of a summer moon 
do we sing the music of dreams, 
and with sweet whispers 
play a symphony to love. 

Goddess woman 
forest mother 
power of spring 

You are my essential love 
beneath a sun void of shadow. 

I am weak in your beauty, 
chained to your bed 
by my sordid urges. 
I live in the shadow of a goddess. 
I must stop, 
and I cannot. 

You are a goddess 
who sins to lie in my bed. 

Love is a chain 
shaking death in red screams; 
Love is a knife 
spraying blood in blue dreams 

My sausage girls pound 
with bitter blows 
and heave peach juice 
on honeyed rose. 

I am weak 
and in your mad beauty 
delirious. 

Sing, delirious beauty 
honey sweet your luscious cries. 

"I love you," 
he whispered, 
worshipping her shadow. 

In summer's sun 
Our shadows lie. 
In lazy dreams, 
Your whispered cry 
Still sings the hot 
And languid sky. 

Scream 
as I play 
the tiny red fiddle 
in your mad symphony 

Silently, the moonless night 
turned sun's joy 
to winter's grief, 
and blue rain cried the loss. 

(This was with the Children's Set, and using overlapping letters/words) 

Ask not my heart for flowers 
From your love's unnourished soil. 

(This was with the Children's Set, and using overlapping letters/words) 

Lather me up, 
boy. 
Spread your frantic language 
Beneath my honey hair. 

Tamagotchi

You - 
tiny egg boy - 
milk me, 
love me, 
sleep. 

Iron leg woman 
Chain me beneath 
Your sordid urges. 
Beat my frantic whisper; 
Pound my boiling blood, 
And I 
weak, 
cry please. 

Recalling her willful moment, 
robbed of language, 
dressed only in irony, 
alone, 
she cries. 

No, boy. 
You take me never, 
leave love still 
as water in the void; 
do not go. 

The stormy woman, 
her sweet rain 
like petal bare mist 
on my bed. 

Death, I recall 
what music I lived. 
Love was a gift 
as delicate as spring. 

Watch me 
in the bitter Never 
of your wanting moon - 
gone 
shot like blood 
in the falling 
of your 
winter void. 

Boil, boy 
and picture the wax. 
It is love, 
and she your cooling rain. 

Knife me, woman girl.
It is your bitter chain I worship;
Wax me
As I cry for luscious life
And honeyed death.

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