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poetry

Gay poems that are vaguely gay

No Return

He released a feather from his heart
And brushed it on those who can feel
It was warm, gliding, I point a wonder
There was a risk; yes, there was terrible pain.

From unleashing it to others nameless
T’was eager, albeit shameless.

People saw it, laughed, scorned
It was a sacrifice, one-sided.
Nothing gained nor returned nor lips
To touch, to pour wine upon.

Man did nothing but to pretend.
He gave everything, why a bitter end?

He sought but fell, scarred a knee
Flesh remained, but thoughts anew
Demons’ teeth impaled his head.
Feather gone; nothing soft to strike.

Unquenched love had brought his fall.
Nobody wept, though his gravestone tall.

Double Taboo

A stolen kiss, a tug of the heart,
A longing pure and true from the start.
I was mortal, yet he was up above;
Only a young man confessing his love.