Leslie Xavier

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A lazy touch and it all began,
her passions ignite in a welcome shiver.
In a soft husky voice she opens the door,
baby take me down that winding road.
...

It hurts when you know that trust is something you can't get. The great Julius Caesar didn't and so was the fate of many before and after him. When kindness, love, concern and honesty get interpreted as weakness, they rise and stab you from behind at the first possible chance and then leave you to bleed, a sad painful death. At least Brutus finished off the King fast, some mercy. But will I be spared from the pain... No, I think...


They say the King of Rome,
...

I turned and walked;
left, away from the shade.
Sun burnt my back, walk turned brisk;
towards the only place here,
...

Was there for them all;
me, who couldn’t stop feeling,
who wouldn’t stop worrying,
and couldn't stop crying for them;
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Two months and a little more,
her pending first birthday.
Day she made the convenient wail,
for a week's loan of love.
...

It's amazing! But when you are left all alone, you can only look back, and cherish the moments spent under the sun, in that green Meadow...

The season's shifted I guess,
with it the landscape too.
...

Sometimes, yeah just at times,
moments after strike of the hammer,
the cuffed heart to the gallows,
and then the quick reviews and thoughts,
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The pain up my spine,
through to the emote seat.
The burden so huge,
from baggage a couple months,
...

Sun, the brunt on right hand,
wet dirt on the sporty soles.
The gifts are simple,
for this silent witness,
...

Fall winter the year before,
a happy bunch sweats out,
at a fresh, red newsroom,
and later chills out,
...

The bright lady in the middle,
of a static ring, concentric,
luminous, it's magical,
the half-shy moon tonight.
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The brisk, long steps,
weren't swift enough,
to slip her grasp
or the pull towards her heart
...

The fifteenth, the Ides
but in December here.
With rains and signs
of the ominous;
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Lunch at a semi-spheric cave,
a floor above the bank tellers.
The furnished circle
cut in two - the table;
...

The 'alive' song with a singer
longing for Saturday night.

Years those - when a brother;
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He called out,
to his best man.
Perched high n dry on
his fleeting self-made ride;
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Whitish fluorescence,
it's divine - de lux;
the walls of this pyramid.
Yeah, right here,
...

Best of friends, yeah!
Indeed, but where?

Short the flow,
...

The wake up call,
from age-old morning tweets.
Yes, the chirp choir,
not the bird-brains,
...

'Torn-between' will be a soft state
when you are lost in this abyss so dark.
Left is the deep ravine, my duites,
right is the mount, the man I should be.
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Leslie Xavier Biography

I am a journalist by profession. Over here I'm attempting to express my personal thoughts and experiences in verses...)

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With A Virgin...

A lazy touch and it all began,
her passions ignite in a welcome shiver.
In a soft husky voice she opens the door,
baby take me down that winding road.
A virgin ride, a gentle drift,
a man risen, boy it’s sensual overload.

The gentle caress, twist, my right hand;
on the nerve end of your mystery life.
The firm fondle, squeeze, my left hand;
on the vein end where your ‘G’ flows.
The rush of blood, flowing hormones,
poetic, rhythmic, your heart and mine.

Taunts, my fingers in ballet, deliberate,
to raise the tuned glow n flow.
My heart skips a beat, oh, your skin glows;
ye never twitch, legs and arms, wrapped n warm.
Slow slide down the maiden depths,
your soft blossom I’ll never crush.

I wipe your brow, sweat and scents;
and the lip lock by the seaside den.
Out in the open is where we love,
stares, smiles – they turn me on.
Glossy path to blissful sleep, veiled;
tonight we’ll meet, act; and the coloured dreams.

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