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Anon "Lines every single day"

Ive noticed
There are a few types of music
Music when you're happy
Music when you're sad
Music that makes you think of someone
And music that doesn't meany anything to you
Until certain things happen In your life
And it just speaks to you

Heals you
Pushes you through the through
Glides you through the smooth
Music that I listen to when I'm only thinking of you

But I never tried poetry
And now I realize

Poetry can be used

To explain love in great detail
An image in a readers mind
But love can mean many things
To the writer

So the reader has to relate to it in someway
Dig deep within the lines
It's like finding a diamond in the rubble
But when they do eyes are wide

See a poem has to flow
Tell a story in someway
It could also be of
Anger
Passion
And Rage

My mind is thinking of new
Lines every single day
See I never wrote poetry before I came here
I see it as a land of peoples
Story's and Dreams
A land of people who
Get heat-broken and Shattered
And write about the things they've seen

But poetry for me
Are my Demons scrawled
Across these pages
And my story's to tell
This place is where I drown them
They lay there in that thing
The thing I used to call the Wishing Well

If they're here, they're not in my mind
Emotion in my lines
But the reader has to Look, Imagine and Relate
But when they do, their eyes wide

Maria "and there's no end to the day."

Let me tell you about a place
where adults can come to play
It's an adult Disneyland
and there's no end to the day.
The fields are lined with vendors
providing meditation spots for free
I even found a tied died Jesus
twice in one day to save me.
I slid on rainbow water slides
rode a multicolored ferris wheel
I surveyed miles and miles of  wonder
flying high on a pink seat of steel.
There's a strong sense of community
that serves one communal mean
to  convey one's self expression
though art and sustaining green.
Sandalwood swirls through the air
and joins music's pleasing taste
That fuels the hungry thousands
to dance in an ecstasy filled haze.
Camps proudly fly their country's flag
and speak one universal truth
That art and music hold the key
to  
life's
fountain
flow
of
youth.

Bidding farewell to Bonnaroo '13
Sad road trip home........
See you in '14
Sharina Saad "Here it is ... on summers day"

It seems like yesterday
I was young ,
an innocent sweet bride
embarked on my new life with my mate
but time has a way of moving quickly
and catching you unaware of the passing years
I wonder where all the years went
Now I only have
glimpses of how it was back then
and of all my hopes and dreams.
Here it is ... on summers day
It catches me by surprise
How did I get here so fast?
Where did the years go
and where did my youth go?
Met an old friend of mine...
looking tired, all old and grey
she brought the news of our retiring friends
some are dying on hospital beds
some are walking slowly in old folks home
some have gone senile and forgotten their way homes
I hugged my old best friend
told her to rest as much as she could
I am thinking now of how lucky I am
To complain of a few creaking bones of mine
I should feel ashamed!
Most people enter into this new season
of their life unprepared for all the aches and pains
and the loss of strength and ability
to go and do things that they wish they had done but never did!!
  I'm not sure how long I will last...
But through another winter.. spring and summer
I wish I could still live to breathe
I am not yet ready for the day
when my life is over on this earth...
yet to begin a new adventure of life...
in the hereafter.....

met a friend, she told me this story and I have written this... for my own reminder about life.

she lies
and lies
oh how she lies
her lies
are to be despised

she's
a professional
at the lying game
her lies
bring
her
much
shame

she has a propensity
for going
on lying sprees
they're
greater
than
any
monstrosity

she's
told
many
lies
in
her
day
but
her
lying
shall
catch
her
out
someday

she's
fooled
people
with
her
lies
but
those
folk
had
blind
eyes

others
who
have
good
sight
have
seen
her
lies
too
right

one can hear her
spouting
her
lies
from
sun down
to
sun rise

jeffrey conyers "And taught to us, from the day we was born."

We who love, love real.
We who feel, feel deep.
It's just within us to do this.

We who hurt, hurt more.
For nothing is accomplished by doing it.
But some believes it.

Jealousy and envy never win.
They have more enemies as opposed to friends.

We who care, care forever.
It;s bedded within us.

A true lesson passed on to you.
And taught to us, from the day we was born.
It's just within us.

Adam Moursy "for a day or two, I'll be the first to know."

night after night, we text.
she goes first, and it's always
the same story:

'I'm committing suicide,' she'll write,
listing her various reasons for wanting to do so.
of course, I'll try to calm her down.
(it usually works, except when she falls asleep
with her sadness still intact).

she says she has it all figured out,
that she'll register her will online for $25
and pay the Europeans to come pick up
the body.

I can never tell what's real and what's not.
besides, she's very stubborn in her ways
and can't be argued with.

she also claims I'm the only person she's confessed to,
so I suppose that when the phone stops beeping
for a day or two, I'll be the first to know.

I just hope she leaves a note behind
for everyone else.





from Slinking Under The Electric Bulb (2012)

Adam Moursy "wished her a fine day and"

there was the application - six pages long,
plus union forms.  
holy fuck, I thought, it's been years.
but it was a decent gig, paid well,
and I was up to my head in debt,
so I hung with it.

the first two pages were easy enough -
name and address, position sought,
emergency contacts.
they didn't question competence
or drug and alcohol use either.
it seemed like a sure thing.

then they asked for references and work history.
aside from freelancing, the closest thing
I ever had to a job was pushing the stuff,
and I had lost my supplier's number
anyway.
of course, one thing I learned from all that
was how to lie through your teeth
and do it well,
which came in handy as I
jotted down several fake companies and used
the names and numbers of friends
to cover for me
in case they checked.

suddenly I was a former consultant,
manager, operator - I had years of experience
and made my way up.
looking around that office and seeing
all those blank faces, I knew I could
pull it off.

the last page was the best: a questionnaire
regarding goals and ethics.

my favorite part about coming to work?

the people.

what does customer service mean to me?

building clientele and seeing that
their needs are met.

what should I do when it's slow?

double check my work.

what word sums me up best?

reliable.

you never saw
such a good bullshitter
in action.

I signed the agreements,
handed it to the receptionist,
wished her a fine day and
walked out.

putting on my shades, I thought about
taking up acting
instead.








from Slinking Under The Electric Bulb (2012)

Adam Moursy "but one day I saw him walking along 31st Street,"

he makes his rounds down by the 59th Street Bridge:
one leg bends, the other stays straight.
you can't miss him, he's darker than night‒
pasty white lips, coffee cup jingling,
and a fresh clean suit to really catch your eye.

"shit, look at that guy!"
I've heard people say.

he's been at it for years,
rattling that damn cup once the light
turns yellow.
it must be working,
there's always a different suit.
throw in rush hour and bridge cleaning  
and you know it falls like rain.

but one day I saw him walking along 31st Street,
pacing, hustling, both knees bent.
he moved better than I did,
dress shoes and all.
I pulled up and honked:

"feeling good today, huh buddy?"

pasty lips kept it at full stride,
rounding the corner with
no shame in his step.

it wasn't long before I got stuck at that light again.
of course, out came the hobble and the sound of loose change.
I believe the lady in front even handed him a bill.
and when he finally made it over to me,
the only thing I could do was grin.

a guy like that, you just have to
let him go.








from Dizzied By Chance: Poems of a Fringe Existence (2013)

Adam Moursy "of my window each day, which almost takes up"

Damn, this could take a while. To put it bluntly,
I'm a 31 year-old woman with the libido of
a 16 year-old boy. A few of my fetishes are too
perverse to indulge outside the realms of fantasy.
The more tame ones are sub/dom interactions, both
inside and outside the bedroom. I like to be bound.
I enjoy being watched, but watching others also gets
me going. I usually get dressed and undressed in front
of my window each day, which almost takes up
the entire wall. Someone drank my urine once, while
another came simply from tickling my feet. I enjoyed that.
I like getting pissed on, choking, being bitten, and of course
biting back. Long hair, trains, The Chesapeake Bay Bridge,
tentacles, incest role play, horns and antlers, fat men,
Victorian women, spankings, flagellation, vampirism, eating
very ripe fruit, kidnapping. Corsets. I tight lace in the fall and
winter, when it's not too hot to wear a corset all day. That feeling
of being constricted, bound, and reformed is agonizing and
heavenly all at once. I would rather give head than receive. I would
rather obey than command. I like to be told what to wear
and how to act in public. Everyone would see what I'm doing and
what I'm wearing but only I (and he/she) would know why.
A secret hidden in plain sight. That right there gets me off
more than anything. Well, almost anything. Rim jobs and putting
my fingers in a guy is fine, but I have tried anal and didn't like it.

OK, your turn!







from Dizzied By Chance: Poems of a Fringe Existence (2013)

Adam Moursy "it went on like this all day."

a stripper.
a girl without wings.

she reached for her phone and
sat up in bed
typing.

"dear journal," I said, "he shaves his balls and won't
let go of the bottle."

she laughed, then continued,
while I slumped over the sill
sucking that tit raw:

"read it to me when you're done."

"okay," she said.

it went on like this all day.
there were a thousand dancers in town
and I found the one who hadn't been
penetrated in two years.

"he says he gets ill if he doesn't have sex for five weeks.
am I just the five week girl?"

we were both so right,
yet so wrong.
but at least I got a free dance
out of it.

"listen," I said, "don't think I won't send your ass packing."

all you could hear was the tapping
of the keys.
she was hard at work, she had
her muse.
Diary of a Lonely Stripper,
she called it.

"you know, it's actually not the worst idea ever.
if only you could add a little wit to those entries..."

I stood up to take a piss,
but had another drink first.

"he's going to pee out the window," she said,
"and he doesn't like my writing."




from Dizzied By Chance: Poems of a Fringe Existence (2013)

 
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