Poetic Scenes

A Play on Words by

SubVerse Writers

 

 

 

 

The Rubicon by Spero Meliora

The Kiss by Boudicca

Meetings and Partings by sub-Rowan

Household Objects by Little Miss Sunshine

The Maid by John Silver

Cyber by Nightwing

Cacophany by Ernesto Sarezale

A Vision by Bat Queen

Darkness by Synfulwolf

In Praise of the Dark Side by Ms. D.

Destruction by rory

Malleable by elle finn

Confusion by Kree

Sensory Perceptions by S.Hartwell

Devotional to a Mistress by heather-louise lomond

Geisha Bound by akira{J}

Halflife by Ironmike99

Darkflame by darkginger

A Walk in the Paradise Garden by Beauty 123

The Path by Stephen Harris

 

 

Copyright 2000 - 2004, Individual Authors

(unless stated otherwise)

 

 

 

Scene One: Outside.

A man is lingering outside a house, hesitating over ringing the doorbell …

The Rubicon by Spero Meliora

 

A door.
          A closed door.
       In my mind. In real life. Or both?



           A risk.
         A dangerous risk.
        In my mind. In real life. Or both?



       What lies behind that closed door?



         Is it a door to my past?
            Pain.
            Nightmares.
            Insecurity.
            Rejection.



         Is it a door to my present?
            Confusion.
            Shattered dreams.
            Vulnerability.
            Indifference.



          Is it a door to my future?
             Pleasure.
             Fantasies fulfilled.
             Security.
             Acceptance.



                BDSM.
              A key.
             A key to that closed door.
            In my mind. In my life. Or both?



               Click.
             The door opens.
             In my mind. In real life.
                Both.

 

 

Scene Two: The Study.

A woman is sitting at a writing desk, thinking and writing …

The Kiss by Boudicca

 

 

You wrote with care, with thought
And with wit.
You showed patience, experience
And understanding.

You were honest and open
And modest.
We phoned and talked and told our tales
And laughed together.

We met and talked and talked yet more
And smiled a lot.
Time to depart: you held my hand
And kissed me.

We parted, smiled and kissed again
Just as softly.
You pulled away and I felt an emptiness.
The kiss had ended.

Your body slowly moved towards me,
Hands moving on mine.
And as your mouth again sought mine
You held my wrists.

This kiss was deeper, more intense
Communication.
The Dom had restrained the sub
With subtlety.

My body and now my mind reacted
To this gesture.
And after an eternity of silent speaking
This kiss ended.

Or had it just begun?

 

 

Scene Three: The Hall.

A man is putting on his raincoat, getting ready to go out …

Meetings and Partings by sub-Rowan

 

The journey of life is meetings and partings,

As we part from the womb,

And rejoin at the breast.

Early years, many meetings,

Our parents’ friendships

Slowly, we make our own,

With luck the ties of blood a source a of strength,

Not a source of hardship.

 

Now, deeper meetings,

Close friends of our choosing

Our own patterns of life.

Will I be laughed at, misjudged?

Will they think me a creep?

And could it be possible,

Acceptance, Caring, Sharing

And how will this be –

Ministry to many,

Or life with one special.

 

And we meet

And part

And learn.

 

May our meetings be hopeful

And our partings be with love.

 

With the passage of time we learn,

To follow the promptings of love and truth in our hearts,

Not the fears or the ought to’s of others

Nor the fear and guilt in ourselves.

With the passing of fear ‘ Love’

No more means ‘I need you’

‘I love’ means ‘I rejoice at your existence on Earth’

 

And the wrong we do dies with us

And the love we leave lives on with us

Even as our bodies rejoin the Earth,

When we have moved to freer living.

 

 

Scene Four: The Kitchen.

A woman in a dressing gown is making a cup of tea …

Household Objects by Little Miss Sunshine

 

I asked you to tie me and you laughed.
"No, really," I said and the splash of your shock
Rolled off the glassy tilt of my face
And pooled in the accidental lock
Of my wrists.  You fastened me to the bed
With your dressing gown cord and the length
Of your body on mine made not quite gentle
Apology for the unexpectedness of strength.

I asked you to hurt me, and this time
You were prepared, any small dankness of shame
Seared through by the rough sex, by your hand
Stoppering cries of pleasure and the same
Of pain at the chafing of rope, tight on my
Strictured limbs, and the stern, dry
Bite of bulldog clips on the
Whitened intimacy of my inner thigh.

By the time you beat me, I didn't need
To ask you.  Restraint had loosened its rush
Of desire, but turned my jagged voice
In on the comfort of its own secret.  The hush
Of your belt swinging, its blows showering
The tinder of my skin with hot sparks.
The oasis of your gratitude
And most important, the invisible marks.

I never asked you to dress me, but
You did.  By then, you were an expert,
The rhythm of you in the slither
Of my underwear, the gather of my shirt.
And in your absence, wrapped and dancing
Round each object I touch, through each empty
Space that mimics my tread and weaves
Hintful dreams with close reminders here with me:

The twists of clotheslines lying loose
Upon themselves, the diligent
Rows of black plastic on your desk.
The eyeful kitchen implements.
The thin promise of garden canes
That clatter at the bedroom door,
Impatient, as ever I will be,
To be placed into your hands once more.



Scene Five: The Parlour.

A man in an apron is dusting and polishing …

 

 The Maid by John Silver (aka Angela Brown)

 

What if men should loudly tell

Of thoughts that in their heads do dwell

We’d hear of climbing mighty cliffs

Skiing down some snowy drifts

Soaring high with birds so free

Or diving deep down in the sea

But what i think would my thoughts say

Deeds of valour in affray?

Well maybe not for of’t i think

Working at the kitchen sink

Of wearing cap and apron neat

And tending to my Mistress sweet

A satin dress she’d make me wear

A frilly cap pinned to my hair

And with my corset laced up tight

My apron on all shining white

I would wait on every guest

And at my mistress’s behest

I would try to always be

The humble maid she wants to see

 

 

 

Scene Six: The Computer Room.

A woman is sitting at her computer, typing away …

 

 Cyber by Nightwing

 

From a safe distance,

He spins a filament of fantasy

a paragraph of personality,

A photograph from yesterday

He sends you himself,

As he would like to be,

You weave him snakelike

Into the darkside of your desire

In an erotic conspiracy

You braid yourself into his fantasy,

Spin your spell like poetry

Gift him with his perfect woman

Down the wire.

 

Breathless, each day your fingers fly

The download is an agony,

The mail icon steals your breath away

But the game is fragile as a fantasy

Too soon intrudes reality

A phone call

Unfolds the tragedy.

 

Shards of cybermagic shatter

This is real,

Another person,

Pandora’s box flies open,

In bitter words and clinical,

He lays himself quite bare to you

The fantasy flutters briefly, and is gone.

And your cyberlover

Is just a man

In pain.

 

A sleepless night,

A thoughtful day

His image will not go away.

Beneath the peeling paint of fantasy

You glimpse his courage and integrity

His talent, pride and dignity

And so you show to him yourself

Just as you are.

 

 

 

Scene Seven: The Lodger’s Room.

A  man sits on an unmade bed remembering last night’s passion …

 

 Cacophany by Ernesto Sarezale

 

I cover my ears

As he enters the room

Slamming his eyelids.

He’s dressed.

His feet advance

Chirping to the edge of the bed.

I shiver,

Coiled on the pillow,

As the shadows of his hands

Crackle over my face.

His fingers purr

Their way to the sheets.

Now he gongs a smile.

Strident eyes.

Lips banging manly.

Clothes fall growling

To the floor.

His pupils thump the space.

I stop breathing.

I hear

A rusty squeak in my crotch

As blood loses control

And floods unwary veins.

I’m helpless.

Ready to jump,

His legs whistle,

His drool thuds.

Clanking buttocks.

Clinking thighs.

Armpits gargle.

Nipples creak

Cracking hairs slash the air.

Shadow splashes on the bed.

Deafening virility.

Shudders. Din.

My fingernails gnaw

The paint on the wall.

Shrill sweat clatters

Down my chest.

Drumming. Roaring.

Clanging. Throbbing.

Rattling. Howling.

Beauty.

Mute, the light bulb shatters.

Surrender.

 

 

Scene Eight: The Bedroom.

A woman is writhing under light sheets on a king-size bed …

 

 A Vision by Bat Queen

(Dedicated to Le Comptessa)

 

In the haze of the early morning

a vision of Imperfect Purity

a vision of Spoilt Beauty

lies here in this double-bed

so close yet so distant

simply just impossible to reach

 

The vision of your ephemeral hand

your elegant arm  stretched

along the Edge of the Infinity

so Pale it dies in these white sheets,

so Frail I want to die with it

 

then like the fragments of a bomb

splattered randomly all over your Nails,

black islands of corruption,

black dots contour the (existence/Universe)

of your delicate limb

 

The rare purity of your essence spoilt

and at the same time delineated, enlighten

by these anarchic and corrosive marks.

Tarnished nail varnish taints your Innocence

 

Your arm lies at the edge

your hand at the Edge of the Edge

semi-disclosed in an Inhuman Pose

while You lie Here

still immersed in your Sleep,

unaware of my Gaze,

unaware of your Unearthly Beauty;

 

while I lie on your bed

ashamed by this Gaze that I cannot avoid,

ashamed of the Morbid attraction I feel

for your dead-like , seemingly life-less body

Your Elegance, Your Weakness

Your Abandon.

 

Are you really Here?

 

(You will never suspect)

How much I desire to travel Light Years and

finally touch that Hand

that lies at the Edge of this Universe

on the Other Side of your double-bed.

 

Scene Nine: The Landing.

A frightened man sulks in the gloom …

 

 Darkness by Synfulwolf

 

The nightmares are frightening
so vivid and clear

The woods dark and gloomy
danger is there
I see it all around me
the red eyes are everywhere

Engulfed in darkness
I walk in fear
toward the light

I can see the bridge
beyond it is brilliant light
danger guards the bridge
in the form of a Man
not any man, the Darkman

I walk and walk
I never seem to get closer
Still I see the light
beckoning me
and Him the Darkman
mocking me

Night after night
these nightmares haunt me
just as you said
they always would

I walk and walk
engulfed in darkness
toward the bridge and
the impending battle
with Him of Darkness
and the sweet victory to be won
of you and the light

I smile continuing to walk
engulfed in darkness
I no longer fear
as I now know the reward
through the darkness I'll walk
into the light
finding
Me!

 

 

Scene Ten: The Bathroom.

A woman is luxuriating in a bubble bath

 

 In Praise of the Dark Side by Ms. D.

 

Black is black,
and we all know those
who are afraid of the dark.

But black is strong and deep and nurturing.
Black is the escape of the floatation tank,
the luxurious drape of black velvet,
the depth of real night beyond all light.

To slip on that little black dress
(so simple, so flattering!)
strap on those shiny black boots
and stride out at midnight;
a black cat who may cross your path,

or stay home, blinds drawn, lights dimmed,
for times of steaming black coffee,
bitter black chocolate
and heady black hash,
to feed on the peace and isolation of night.

To fear the dark
is to fear your solitary self
. . .and who can escape their own shadow?

 

Scene Eleven: The Cellar.

A man in fetish-wear is preparing a variety of dungeon equipment …

 

       Destruction by rory

 

Three is the darkest hour,
When ghosts of chains
Rattle thin shriekings
In the caged depths
Behind wide unblinking eyes,
Staring down eternity:
Twin mineshafts of despair and pain,
Where the abyss stares back.

i feel Your eyes even now,
White-hot icy orbs
Burning holes of agony, promised,
And again,
Into my mind and heart and soul,
Flames licking ragged edges
Of wounds screaming raw and bleeding:
You feed well.

my soul writhes
In agony well-deserved
Beneath Your least glance,
Pleas silenced to ragged gasps
As You reduce me to nothing
But an extension of Your will:
i am Yours for the Taking,
Surrendered to You, my only god.

In submission i bare myself
That You may take the choisest morsels
Of my shame and pain;
You strip away my layers
With symbolic knives
Both sharp and dull:
You are Yourself the weapon
Of my destruction.

 

 

 

Scene Twelve: The Playroom.

A young woman is sitting on the floor, playing with various toys …

Malleable by elle finn

 

I imagine myself

As liquid gold

Flowing under your fingers

So easy to mould

 

I imagine myself

As an elastic band

Being stretched to my limits

At your Masterful hands

 

I imagine myself

As a lifelike doll

Easy to influence

Lead and control

 

I imagine myself

As a spinning top

Turning this way and that

Until directed to stop

 

I imagine myself

As modelling clay

A shape-changing toy

In the games that we play

 

I imagine myself

As a rubber ball

Curling up at your feet

Feeling humble and small

 

 

 

Scene Thirteen: The Attic.

A scruffy man is searching through cardboard boxes …

 

 

Confusion by Kree

Copyright USA, Feb., 1997 Michael Montgomery

Confusion furrows your troubled brow,
decisions bouncing off heart and soul.
Seeking the guiding hand you have felt before,
to hold your face gently and reassure.
The submissive's life is one of confusion and doubt,
questions and challenges your daily companion.
Answers and reflections, hard won victories at best,
become difficult without the Master's smiling, "Yes".
.
These challenges aren't beyond your capacity,
an inner strength will always be yours to command.
The strength that allows your deep submission,
will be focused and directed to see you through.
It isn't a weakness that binds you to confusion,
nor a lack of the strength and purpose within.
The missing catalyst is the strength of a Master,
sharing trust and honesty, reflecting power to you.
.
A Master and his submissive, a partnership of two,
have a strength far greater than either alone can feel.
Confusions and questions and decisions fade away,
when faced together, walking the path hand in hand.

 

Scene Fourteen: The Utility Room.

A woman is sorting through the laundry …

Sensory Perceptions by S. Hartwell

 

Do you love the feel of feather,
Tracing soft across your skin?
Does the fragrance of fine leather,
Put you in the mood for sin?
Maybe fur or maybe velvet,
Or an opulent sheepskin;
Is it texture? Is it odour?
Is it some sense inbetween?

Does the searing heat do something,
When you're dripped with candle wax?
Or perhaps you yearn for burning
Flogger strokes upon your back,
While your senses all are startled
By the auditory cracks,
And the stinging lines of fire
That the cane leaves in its tracks.

Perhaps you prefer ice cubes
As they trace their trails of chill,
Or the way your partner binds you
When (s)he bends you to (her)his will,
Overwhelms you with sensations,
Till your body's taut with thrill,
Then in trance you enter dreamspace,
And at last your mind is still

 

 

 

Scene Fifteen: The Greenhouse.

A man is lovingly tending his seedlings …

 Devotional to a Mistress by heather-louise lomond

 

that night i flew,
i knelt at your feet and my soul was freed
i served you as never before
while my heart soared
and my body lived

in chains of love
you held me in bonds of strongest steel
sensitive to all your needs
powerless to your thrall
my will was yours

then i knew myself
found the dormant seed of an eternal flower
nurtured in your thoughts
i brought it forth
and let it serve

offering up my being.
to serve you now is all i'll ever be
as my inner self desires
all that i can become
i'd give to you

 

i will not falter
not fail to toil towards your goals
will be here for you always
hold you when you cry
accept your pain

and make you smile
reflect your laughter in so many mirrors
help you grow towards the light
share your passion
and so much more

joy fills my days
will you embrace me in your tender arms?
will you accept what i offer
given freely in trust
my inner self?

together we have flown
together we touched the heavens mantle
found the oceans floor
trod the planets dust
and will again

 

 

 

Scene Sixteen: The Dining Room.

A woman, wearing an apron, is laying the table for one …

Geisha Bound by akira{J}

 

Your face hidden

By a velvet river

Of your black hair

Used as a veil

To hide your tears

From staring eyes

 

Down in your Master’s garden

Under the lonely almond tree

You hang from branches

Dappled in white flowers

Blossoming and confusing

With the knots that tie

Your freedom

 

A twined binding

Let’s you loose

In your subspace freedom

Slightly shaking,

You do the best you can

To smile, slowly breaking

Your mind

 

Soiling the soil underneath you

With distant drops

Of hot tears, salty of passion

And belonging to your

Inner, harmless love cove,

Drowning you in peace

And rest.

 

Never wanting to be unbound,

From to the wild outside world,

You are afraid alone

Wanting to be owned

You serve well your test, and

You merit

To be possessed<