Art, Belt, Skin, Poetry
I got in my clothes.
I came across.
It wasn't the nude that exposed me.
It was poetry.
Every word I've read and heard
It opened my skin
like someone who rips a sweaty envelope
written in haste and horny.
I didn't perform.
I confessed.
In front of bodies
who don't ask permission to come,
But they come as one who prays.
I saw wet verse mouths,
other semen,
And some who could say "I want"
with the look stuck between his legs.
There was moaning on stage,
and groan that no one heard
but that it was engraved on the flesh of the one who looked.
He had ritual pain,
Scenic horny,
art that bites,
rope that holds,
and joy that frees.
I saw scenes.
I played some others.
I got into them.
The soiree didn't end when the lights went down.
It ended when I came home
and still felt the art
running from my skin.
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Ricardo Athos
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Between the Chain and the Flame
Capitalism, possessive and cruel figure,
With your claws bind me, unfaithful.
It charges me time, soul and sweat,
And drowns me in chores, without pity or modesty.
Your eyes watch me, cold and demanding,
And they charge me perfection, unceasingly.
With him, life becomes a heavy burden,
And I feel trapped and tied up and suffocated.
But here it comes, on the horizon of the week,
Friday, the mistress who calls me.
With your smile of fire, untie me,
And it takes me to a world I like.
Your arms surround me, warm and soft,
I surrender with my body and soul, without fear
I drown in kisses, lewd and burning.
With her, I feel free, light, loose and content.
Friday frees me from prison,
And take me to a paradise of passion.
With it, life becomes an adventure,
And I feel alive, intense and uncensored.
Your touch lights me up, turns me on, ignites me,
And give me pleasure, no drama.
With it, I throw myself with body, soul and heart,
And I drown in your desires, horny.
But capitalism, jealous and vindictive,
He's expecting me on Monday with his lofty look.
And Friday, fleeting lover, goes,
Leaving me orphaned, with my soul in contradiction.
But the flame of passion she lit,
In my heart, forever calls you,
And the sweet hope of finding her again,
It keeps me strong until next weekend.
Capitalism, possessive and cruel figure,
With your claws bind me, unfaithful.
It charges me time, soul and sweat,
And drowns me in chores, without pity or modesty.
Your eyes watch me, cold and demanding,
And they charge me perfection, unceasingly.
With him, life becomes a heavy burden,
And I feel trapped and tied up and suffocated.
But here it comes, on the horizon of the week,
Friday, the mistress who calls me.
With your smile of fire, untie me,
And it takes me to a world I like.
Your arms surround me, warm and soft,
I surrender with my body and soul, without fear
I drown in kisses, lewd and burning.
With her, I feel free, light, loose and content.
Friday frees me from prison,
And take me to a paradise of passion.
With it, life becomes an adventure,
And I feel alive, intense and uncensored.
Your touch lights me up, turns me on, ignites me,
And give me pleasure, no drama.
With it, I throw myself with body, soul and heart,
And I drown in your desires, horny.
But capitalism, jealous and vindictive,
He's expecting me on Monday with his lofty look.
And Friday, fleeting lover, goes,
Leaving me orphaned, with my soul in contradiction.
But the flame of passion she lit,
In my heart, forever calls you,
And the sweet hope of finding her again,
It keeps me strong until next weekend.
Transformation garden
In a flash of clarity, hearts open,
To see beyond the fences they raised themselves.
They find that transformation is a flower garden,
Where change can be the fertile soil of love.
The glass vase breaks, and the roots expand,
Seeking nourishment in the vast and free terrain.
Exclusivity gives space to understanding,
And fidelity takes new form, without restriction.
The thorns they once wounded are now memories,
From a past that shaped, but does not define the essence.
They learn that love is also letting go,
Allow the other to breathe, bloom
As the changing seasons bring renewal,
So hearts find a new song.
Challenges become opportunities to grow,
And happiness, once tenuous, begins to bloom.
Perfect love becomes authentic and free,
A continuous poem, endless, always rewriting.
And so, in this garden of transformation and welcome,
They discover that happiness is an eternal movement.
Ricardo Athos
In a flash of clarity, hearts open,
To see beyond the fences they raised themselves.
They find that transformation is a flower garden,
Where change can be the fertile soil of love.
The glass vase breaks, and the roots expand,
Seeking nourishment in the vast and free terrain.
Exclusivity gives space to understanding,
And fidelity takes new form, without restriction.
The thorns they once wounded are now memories,
From a past that shaped, but does not define the essence.
They learn that love is also letting go,
Allow the other to breathe, bloom
As the changing seasons bring renewal,
So hearts find a new song.
Challenges become opportunities to grow,
And happiness, once tenuous, begins to bloom.
Perfect love becomes authentic and free,
A continuous poem, endless, always rewriting.
And so, in this garden of transformation and welcome,
They discover that happiness is an eternal movement.
Ricardo Athos
Trust, respect and freedom to be who we are.
Ricardo Athos
Ricardo Athos
Convention Garden
In a convention garden, where the rules intertwine,
Perfect love is born, trapped in a glass vase.
Two souls, like lonely flowers, wither under the weight,
While exclusivity, like a thorn, pierces the verse.
The sun, unforgiving witness, burns the subtle dreams,
And the hearts, once free, fade into fragile prisons.
Every look is a sealed promise, but also a prison,
And fidelity, as a contract, demands reason.
Like the petals that fall into the wind,
That's how desires are broken, suffocated by time.
Perfect love, now imperfect, is a paradox,
A scratched poem, where exclusivity becomes suffocating.
And there are challenges, as in the seasons of the heart:
Routine winters, springs of vain expectations.
Faithfulness is a delicate balance, but also a shackle,
Where perfect love drowns in turbid waters, without chorus.
And when night falls, and dreams become shadows,
Lovers wonder: "Is that all we are?"
Exclusivity, like the flower that blooms and fades,
It reminds us that freedom is also a way of loving.
Ricardo Athos
In a convention garden, where the rules intertwine,
Perfect love is born, trapped in a glass vase.
Two souls, like lonely flowers, wither under the weight,
While exclusivity, like a thorn, pierces the verse.
The sun, unforgiving witness, burns the subtle dreams,
And the hearts, once free, fade into fragile prisons.
Every look is a sealed promise, but also a prison,
And fidelity, as a contract, demands reason.
Like the petals that fall into the wind,
That's how desires are broken, suffocated by time.
Perfect love, now imperfect, is a paradox,
A scratched poem, where exclusivity becomes suffocating.
And there are challenges, as in the seasons of the heart:
Routine winters, springs of vain expectations.
Faithfulness is a delicate balance, but also a shackle,
Where perfect love drowns in turbid waters, without chorus.
And when night falls, and dreams become shadows,
Lovers wonder: "Is that all we are?"
Exclusivity, like the flower that blooms and fades,
It reminds us that freedom is also a way of loving.
Ricardo Athos