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KingOfTheAsylum
16/Non-binary Just an average person..well maybe a little crazy?
I come back to this website after two years, I have found myself now. I used to be such a bad person waving confederate flags and saying slurs. Now I have found out that I myself am not a straight Christian girl.  I won’t be editing my old poems but if you are confused I no go by he/it prounous I’m a non-binary male and I’m pansexual hope this doesn’t change anything to the few people who saw my poems
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May 25, 2021
May 25, 2021 at 1:31 PM UTC
Self discovery
It’s seen me before a presentation fear In my eyes It’s seen me pulling at my fat, wondering why I still have thunder thighs It’s seen my scars on my body from where I self hate It’s seen me debating my fate It’s seen me rehearsing my smile for that blasted picture day It’s seen me hide the shake in my voice as I lie that I’m okay My reflection has seen everything and still stuck around But you’ve only seen a partial, and you’re no where to be found...
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Jul 6, 2019
Jul 6, 2019 at 3:14 PM UTC
My reflection knows it all.
Somewhere over the rainbow; They say blue birds fly. But, they don’t They just die, Just like us. They realize life ****** Sorry kid, you’re ******
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May 17, 2019
May 17, 2019 at 12:02 PM UTC
Over the Rainbow
I’m the kind of sick A hospital can’t fix Even if the nurses try I’ll never learn to fly I’m a bird without its wings When I remember this predicament, it stings I want to learn to fly, to soar But my wings don’t work anymore I try to get out of bed Trying to get regularly fed But I rather dream of other places Meeting all the new faces I rather lay with all my comforting pillows Stay inside, away from the outside willows I rather sit in my own tears, soon to drown My lips seem to form a permanent frown Because what’s the use of a bird who can’t seem to fly It’s the equivalent of a human who wishes to die... AD 2019
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Apr 14, 2019
Apr 14, 2019 at 10:06 PM UTC
Broken wings
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Apr 7, 2019
Apr 7, 2019 at 5:23 PM UTC
Binary
The birds woke me up With the singing of their voices Such a lovely little song But my head fills with choices the birds sing and make a new song As I sit in my bed wishing to die But somehow I still listen along trying not to cry Because I’ve learned the birds are not singing The lovely noises are their crying We have so much in common Just like me, they wish to be dying
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Apr 7, 2019
Apr 7, 2019 at 4:14 PM UTC
The birds
Fight fists Sweating Blood Fight Yelling Screaming Punching Kicking Fight This is what we think of when we say fight, But what about the fight that we don’t say The fight that goes on every day The fight that make us want to cry The fight that can make you die The fight that we forget about The one that fills us with doubt The one that makes us want to scream The one that excludes us from the team That is the fight And it takes all our might Just to get through the day And when someone asks how we are we manage to say “ok” Even if we aren’t “good” And this is why we pull up our hoods Blast music in our ears Filling our souls with fears This my friends Is the fight
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Apr 6, 2019
Apr 6, 2019 at 12:47 PM UTC
Fight
All of the distaste For the life of disgrace An unloving mother, One helpless little brother An abusing father The eldest daughter The poor family falls As the devil calls We’re falling down Here is your crown You’re the queen of despair The world so unfair you lock your lips As you cut your hips Your blood will stain As your tears rain Protecting your little brother As the hits go to you, and your mother Drunkenness takes your father You tell yourself you’re not his daughter Stuck in this rut All you can do is cut But life tries to make you drown As the bath water begins to surround One breath, two breath, three breath, four Sadly your lungs don’t work anymore
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Apr 5, 2019
Apr 5, 2019 at 7:30 PM UTC
Life of disgrace
You will never be able to be pleased. I know when you’re upset, I know when you’re in a fret, I know when you’re mad, I know when you’re sad, But you don’t know when I’m crying But you don’t know when I’m dying But you don’t know when I’m hurting But you don’t know when I’m averting I take all of your words and pain, and all you do is tell me I’m insane. You get mad at me for cutting, so I learned to hide them. You get mad at me for crying, so I learned to do it when you’re out. You get mad when I am lying, so I learned to put on a mask; And when I fall and crumble, You don’t care enough to ask.
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Dec 8, 2018
Dec 8, 2018 at 1:07 PM UTC
Your standards
My minds like a hotel, but with no pay Stay as long as ya like Or even just a day So the first day I opened up this guy happy came to town he wanted to crash and stay around He stayed a while and became real known But By the time I was 12 this guy depression walked right in I put him a room in the back Only to see him come attack He liked to say stuff And get real rough I closed up shop We were all asleep late one night And depression called up his bud Useless fright, People knew him as anxiety And then He made a call to society The rules, the dress codes, everything He preached about weight and what clothes to bring So I wake up and open up shop to see two people waiting for the doors to unlock. Guess who... Anxiety and society, oh no not you too I give them a room in the back And my head gets filled with this crap You’re Fat, ugly, and stupid society screams While anxiety whispers in my ear, for-filling his schemes. After that happy checks out Happy says “I didn’t know they would bring such doubt” Uh oh Here we go Hotels falling real fast Because of their schemes and screams Ding ding There goes the door Oh jeez not one more Hey I’m isolation he said I give him a room keeping him fed They all join forces making it tough Always making life rough Ding **** I open the door Without saying anything he skids the floor Hey dude that’s no ok I didn’t do it he lies and starts to say So I guess you’re lies I look him in the eyes No I’m truth he goes on Wow your completely wrong Pick a room I don’t care Have fun remember to share I’m so tired I sit in my chair This hotel is in disrepair I turn 13 years old Nothing but the Same old same old But then knock knock Who are you? Well I’m self harm how’ do you do? Take a room in the back Rooms we lack I close the door only to here Ding ding I open up Uh oh he looks tough Suicidal thoughts is the name And trust me don’t get in my way So rest of the year life is bad and that’s when it happens it gets real sad Suicidal thoughts calls up his brother Suicidal actions shows up and gets a room So thats when the hotel shakes she did it! They yell, this has to be fake They all run out leaving the rooms trashed Uh oh she’s gonna crash Fast forward to the morning we wake up wait what? I thought we were dead! They are all gone but they left their stuff I end up in a hospital for a month I get much better and now Their stuff it’s still left behind But I only let in the kind Happy, fun, hope, and love Everyone else just gets a shove My minds hotel all repaired And now I know now people really do care
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Oct 14, 2018
Oct 14, 2018 at 9:38 PM UTC
My minds hotel
My minds like a hotel, but with no pay Stay as long as ya like Or even just a day So the first day I opened up this guy happy came to town he wanted to crash and stay around He stayed a while and became real known But By the time I was 12 this guy depression walked right in I put him a room in the back Only to see him come attack He liked to say stuff And get real rough I closed up shop We were all asleep late one night And depression called up his bud Useless fright, People knew him as anxiety And then He made a call to society The rules, the dress codes, everything He preached about weight and what clothes to bring So I wake up and open up shop to see two people waiting for the doors to unlock. Guess who... Anxiety and society, oh no not you too I give them a room in the back And my head gets filled with this crap You’re Fat, ugly, and stupid society screams While anxiety whispers in my ear, for-filling his schemes. After that happy checks out Happy says “I didn’t know they would bring such doubt” Uh oh Here we go Hotels falling real fast Because of their schemes and screams Ding ding There goes the door Oh jeez not one more Hey I’m isolation he said I give him a room keeping him fed They all join forces making it tough Always making life rough Ding **** I open the door Without saying anything he skids the floor Hey dude that’s no ok I didn’t do it he lies and starts to say So I guess you’re lies I look him in the eyes No I’m truth he goes on Wow your completely wrong Pick a room I don’t care Have fun remember to share I’m so tired I sit in my chair This hotel is in disrepair I turn 13 years old Nothing but the Same old same old But then knock knock Who are you? Well I’m self harm how’ do you do? Take a room in the back Rooms we lack I close the door only to here Ding ding I open up Uh oh he looks tough Suicidal thoughts is the name And trust me don’t get in my way So rest of the year life is bad and that’s when it happens it gets real sad Suicidal thoughts calls up his brother Suicidal actions shows up and gets a room So thats when the hotel shakes she did it! They yell, this has to be fake They all run out leaving the rooms trashed Uh oh she’s gonna crash Fast forward to the morning we wake up wait what? I thought we were dead! They are all gone but they left their stuff I end up in a hospital for a month I get much better and now Their stuff it’s still left behind But I only let in the kind Happy, fun, hope, and love Everyone else just gets a shove My minds hotel all repaired And now I know now people really do care
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