#Honey Spills

[honeyblondewitch]

*shamefully removes "not into pet play" from pinned post*

[asoftepiloguemylove]

THERE'S ALWAYS MORE // ON HEALING

Mandy Hale // 小年的你 Better Days (2019) dir. Derek Tsang // Molly McCully Brown "Poetry, Patience, and Prayer" from Places I've Taken My Body // B.N Pressman Stories of My Childhood // Karin Hadadan Little Moments of Joy That are Actually Big Things // Aftersun (2022) dir. Charlotte Wells // unknown // Patrick Ness More Than This // unknown // Honey Boy (2019) dir. Alma Har'el

[septemberkisses]

On Fathers and Rage: Collected Works #2

— me and him, on two opposite ends.

Excerpts from:

Mouthful of Forevers by Clementine von Radics • Pinterest • Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz • Vader en Dochter: Waarover Praten Zij? by Scheveningen 1999 • Pinterest • Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur • I hope this reaches her in time by R.H. Sin • Doomed From The Beginning by @/veniennes on tiktok • Lyra Wren • Woodtangle by Mary Ruefke

(read part 1 here)

[eefrostpoetry]

give me all of you or give me nothing

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Word List: Honey

beautiful words with "honey" to sweeten your next poem/story

Honeybee - a honey-producing bee (genus Apis of the family Apidae)

Honeybell - a citrus fruit that is a hybrid between a tangerine and a grapefruit and that has a reddish orange rind and orange pulp and a prominent, rounded neck giving it a bell-shaped appearance; also called Minneola tangelo

Honeyberry - the fruit of either of two trees having sweetish berries: an Old World hackberry (Celtis australis), or genip

Honeyblob - gooseberry

Honeycomb - to penetrate into every part; subvert, weaken

Honeycreeper - any of numerous small bright-colored oscine birds (especially genera Cyanerpes and Chlorophanes) of tropical America; also: any of a family (Drepanididae) of often colorful oscine birds found only in Hawaii

Honeycup - sensitive pea

Honeydew - a saccharine deposit secreted on the leaves of plants usually by aphids or scale insects or sometimes by a fungus; also: a pale smooth-skinned winter melon with sweet greenish flesh

Honeydrop - a drop of honey or something like a drop of honey in sweetness

Honeyeater - any of a family (Meliphagidae) of oscine birds chiefly of the South Pacific that have a long extensible tongue adapted for extracting nectar and small insects from flowers

Honeyflow - a supply or period of availability of floral nectar suitable for bees to convert into honey

Honeyguide - any of a family (Indicatoridae) of small plainly colored nonpasserine birds that inhabit Africa, the Himalayas, and the East Indies and that include some which lead people or animals to the nests of bees

Honeying - to speak ingratiatingly; to flatter

Honeyless - lacking honey

Honeymoon - a period of unusual harmony especially following the establishment of a new relationship

Honeymouthed - sweet or cajoling in speech

Honeymyrtle - an Australian tree of the genus Melaleuca

Honeypot - one that is attractive or desirable; a substantial source of money

Honeysuckle - any of various plants with tubular flowers rich in nectar

Honeyvine - sand vine

Honeywood - a Tasmanian shrub (Bedfordia salicina) of the family Compositae having white foliage and heads of yellow flowers

If any of these words make their way into your next poem/story, please tag me, or leave a link in the replies. I would love to read them!

More: Word Lists

[perfectfeelings]

How you love yourself is how you teach others to love you.

Rupi Kaur; milk and honey

[stay-close]

How you love yourself is how you teach others to love you.

Rupi Kaur; milk and honey

[thoughtkick]

How you love yourself is how you teach others to love you.

Rupi Kaur; milk and honey

[withinthebrain]

Honey and Smoke: Burn

I arched my back slightly, presenting my curves like a buffet before his eyes. Tilting my head, I let my hair fall loosely over my shoulder, so as to reveal the hard peaks of my nipples. The cool air kissed my bare skin, and goosebumps rose along my arms, yet his gaze set me ablaze.

He lingered in the doorway, the growl that lurked in his throat only fanning the flames inside me. is muscles jumped and twitched with anticipation, and I reveled in the eagerness of his gaze. My lips curved into a slow, triumphant smile. Let him stand there. Let him hunger. I drank in the way his chest rose and fell, the tension in his jaw and the intensity in his eyes. His aching need fed mine.

A surge of needy desire flooded me, though it was flecked with a quiet self-consciousness. My body ached for him, yearning for the feel of his hands on my skin, his body pressing close, taking control. Yet he stood patiently, his stillness unnerving me. His patience tormented my hunger.

I wanted him to move, to touch me, to claim me with every inch of him. My hand slid upward, fingers brushing the swell of my breast with trembling alacrity. Control slipped as need overtook me, my touch growing bolder.

Our eyes met; his eyes were dark and heavy with want, and I let him sit in the torment of waiting. Finally, I parted my lips, letting the words roll out like honey dripping from a spoon.

“Green light,” I said, my voice low and steady, sweetened with power even as I surrendered it.

He moved with intent, all restraint gone as he crossed the room. His scent hit me like a flood of heat, so intoxicating it unraveled me. It clawed at the last ounce of control I had. My pulse quickened and my skin tingled with need. I reached for his hands, pulling them to my hips, my eyes locked on his. The heat from his palms sent a shiver racing through my body, a possessive fire searing my skin.

The heat of his touch seeped through my veins. I guided his hands along my body until his fingers brushed my plump breasts. My eyes begged as my fingers wandered across his body, relinquishing control to his command.

But then, he stopped. His hands stilled, and his grip tightened, just enough to draw a gasp from my lips. His eyes locked onto mine, his lips twisting into a wicked smirk.

“You had your fun,” he said, his voice gravely sincere. “Now, spread your legs.”

It was not a request; it was molten and unapologetic. My thighs parted without hesitation. His arms lowered me to the bed, my knees sliding apart to encompass him. My body was bare beneath the dim glow of the red light, his hips pressing against me.

His gaze dragged over me like smoke curling through fire. The fire in his eyes was consuming. I felt exposed but no longer vulnerable. He cherished my submission and my body, and my need and my trust.

“Good girl,” he murmured, his praise sinking warmly into my mind. His face was shadowed beneath the tawny lighting. His hands moved again as if exploring, caressing the softness of my skin. Claiming what was his.

In that moment, I let myself burn.

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[authenticity2025]

I don't know what living a balanced life feels like. When I am sad, I don't cry, I pour. When I am happy, I don't smile, I glow. When I am angry, I don't yell, I burn. The good thing about feeling in extremes, is when I love, I give them wings. But perhaps that isn't such a good thing, cause they always tend to leave and you should see me, when my heart is broken. I don't grieve, I shatter. Rupi Kaur, Milk and Honey

[honeyblondewitch]

having two doms is great because they're leaving messages on my body for each other in the form of writing and bruises 💗

[asoftepiloguemylove]

Chen Chen "Elegy;" When I Grow Up I Want to Be a List of Further Possibilities // art: uknown quote: Fyodor Dostoeyevsky The Brothers Karamazov // Bianca Sparacino // Ursula Le Guin "Dragonfly;" Tales from Earthsea // pinterest // Honey Boy (2019) dir. Alma Har'el // @wuntrum

[blueeyesfilledwithpassion]

Words..... So Powerful

[eefrostpoetry]

i've written to many love letters to you and not enough to myself

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Some Beekeeping Vocabulary

for your next poem/story

Apiary - (or bee yard) The location honey bee colonies are kept in bee hives by a beekeeper.

Apiculture - (or beekeeping) The maintenance and raising of honey bee colonies by a beekeeper.

Apiology - The study of honey bees.

Bee bread - A mix of pollen, honey, and royal jelly prepared by the nurse bee for feeding the bee larvae, the drones and the queen.

Field bees - (or foragers) Worker bees that are usually 3 or more weeks old and work outside to collect nectar, pollen, water, and propolis. They are the ones more likely to sting.

Guard bees - Workers bees about 3 weeks old that have their maximum amount of alarm pheromone and venom. They challenge all incoming bees and other intruders.

Honey flow - (or nectar flow) An abundant source of nectar from trees and plants being collected by bees.

Nectar - A liquid rich in sugars, produced by plants and secreted by nectary glands in their flowers. Honey bees collect nectar as the raw material for producing honey.

Requeen - To replace an existing queen by removing her and introducing a new queen.

Sealed honey - (or capped honey) Honey that has fully ripened by bees and covered with cappings of wax.

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[ardent-reflections]

You have sadness living in places sadness shouldn't live.

Rupi Kaur, Milk and Honey.