"Universal Love". a VD poem

"Universal Love"

a VD poem

I see through the nebula of your mind, 

the answers to questions asked by mankind.

Your eyes are tide pools of heavenly bodies and stars,

stretching from the Milky Way to Venus and Mars.

My senses are in tune with The Planets, you see, 

be it the Messenger, the Mystic, the Magician - all three.

This form you have taken, how it tempts to destroy,

twisting my rational thoughts into those of a boy.

The door to your soul - out of respect for Janus,

...Oh my! Could it be...was that Uranus?

Copyright 2017 Jeffrey James Ircink

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happy vd day.

"To V.W."

This person –
Her demeanor entrances me
Anxiously I ponder her being
Not having met
Kept from me
She radiates beauty
Gushes with passion
In her I see myself –
Vibrant, vivacious, vexing
Inherent in complexities
Numb to anything but “the now”
Gregariously grateful. Me.

- special thanks to Richard Le Breton

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Origami No. 27. My dirty Valentine's Day poem.

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"cum"
by Jeffrey James Ircink

Cum
Cum now
Cum later
Cum with me
Cum alone
Cum to
Cum fro
Cum hither
Cum yon
Cum here
Cum there
Cum everywhere
Cum with the one you love
Cum with the one you’re with
Cum in me
Cum on me
Cum long
Cum hard
Cum a little
Cum a lot
Cum slowly
Cum faster
Cum once
Cum twice
Cum in my face
Cum on my chest
Cum in my mouth
Cum on my feet
(don’t cum in my hair, please)
Cum softly
Cum laude
Cum like the wind
Cum all ye faithful
Cum when you’re ready
But just cum dammit
(I’m ready)
Oh
Then
Cum

(Origami is sort of my catchword for a featured blog post that highlights my original writings - could be an excerpt from one of my plays, a poem, a song, a rant, a rave, a cursing, etc. Origami is the art of folding paper (the word is of Japanese origin). Or, it could be the creative juices of someone else I know - or don't know. So, within the folds of this particular blog feature you may find something really beautiful, meaningful or poignant.)

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A Valentine's postscript #2 - A Valentine's.

Got this off my friend, Kim Wimmer's Facebook site. Thanks, Kim!

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Origami No. 20. A post Valentine poem from DG to MM.

Watching you at lake's end,
Stepping barefoot on the rocks,
like a little girl hopping on the rocks,
Speaking of your fondness for diamonds.
What a pleasant day.
I married you a little bit then.

- Donovan Glover, 1997

My friend Donovan wrote this to his future wife, Maria, about 4 months after they began dating.

(Origami is sort of my catchword for a featured blog entry that highlights my original writings - could be an excerpt from one of my plays, a poem, a song, a rant, a rave, a cursing, etc. Origami is the art of folding paper (the word is of Japanese origin). So, within the folds of this particular blog feature you may find something really beautiful, meaningful or poignant.)

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sniff, sniff.

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Reprint of May Post - Romeo & Juliet

(In the spirit of today's holiday, I thought I'd reprint this from my May 2007 trip to New York City.)

Ahh...R & J. Those crazy kids. This is outside the Shakespeare Theater in Central Park. Tragic love or true love? You decide which is right...and which is an illusion. Anyway...yes - love. Good love. Bad love. Love-in's. Unrequited love. Can't love with'em and ya can't love without'em. Can't buy me love (Beatles). Love surrounds me (Dennis Wilson). Love the one you're with (CSNY). Love Gun (KISS). Love is real (Lennon). Love hurts (Nazareth). Love stinks (J. Giles). It breaks your heart and will drive any person mad.

Ain't love grand?

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