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Could I die just one last time inside your arms Before our narrow minds & empty eyes have tasted the kiss of a thousand blind cries We try to escape the momentum of the past but our light can only go so fast before time catches back up again We are fading as the dusk fills what we had once then I watch her shed the tears I so desperately tried to hold back You're going away now for a lifetime or two but before you go so that I know we'll get thru - Could you die just one last time inside my arms & taste     my silent,              blind cries?
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Dec 4, 2019
Dec 4, 2019 at 8:27 PM UTC
Could
Here is the inimitable Jeff Buckley's poem, "My New Year's Eve Prayer," which he performed live at Sin-é in Manhattan, NYC, in 1996. "You, my love, are allowed to forget about the Christmas you just spent stressed out in your parents' house. You, my love, are allowed to shed the weight of all the years before, like bad disco clothes. Save them for a night of dancing ****** with your lover. You, my love, are allowed to let yourself drown every night in bottomless wild and naked symbolic dreams. You, my love, in sleep can unlock your youth and your most terrifying magic; and dreaming is for the courageous. You, my love, are allowed to grab my guitar and sing me idiot love songs if you've lost your ability to speak. Keep it down to two minutes. You, my love, are allowed to rot and to die and to live again, more alive and incandescent than before. You, my love, are allowed to beat the **** out of your television, choke it's thoughts and corrupt its mind. **** **** **** **** the ************ before the song of zombiefied pain and panic and malaise and it's narrow right-winged vision and it's cheap commercial gang **** becomes the white noise of the world. Turn about is fair play. You, my love, are allowed to forgive and love your television. You, my love, are allowed to speak in kisses to those around you and those up in heaven. You, my love, are allowed to show your babies how to dance full bodied, starry eyed, audacious, supernatural and glorified. You, my love, are allowed to **** in every single endeavor. You, my love, are allowed to be soaked like a lovers' blanket in the New York summertime with the wonder of your own special gift. You, my love, are allowed to receive praise. You, my love, are allowed to have time. You, my love, are allowed to understand. You, my love, are allowed to love. Woman, disobey, when little men believe; You, my love, are Rebellion."
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Jan 1, 2018
Jan 1, 2018 at 3:45 PM UTC
My New Year's Eve Prayer by Jeff Buckley
Here is the inimitable Jeff Buckley's poem, "My New Year's Eve Prayer," which he performed live at Sin-é in Manhattan, NYC, in 1996. "You, my love, are allowed to forget about the Christmas you just spent stressed out in your parents' house. You, my love, are allowed to shed the weight of all the years before, like bad disco clothes. Save them for a night of dancing ****** with your lover. You, my love, are allowed to let yourself drown every night in bottomless wild and naked symbolic dreams. You, my love, in sleep can unlock your youth and your most terrifying magic; and dreaming is for the courageous. You, my love, are allowed to grab my guitar and sing me idiot love songs if you've lost your ability to speak. Keep it down to two minutes. You, my love, are allowed to rot and to die and to live again, more alive and incandescent than before. You, my love, are allowed to beat the **** out of your television, choke it's thoughts and corrupt its mind. **** **** **** **** the ************ before the song of zombiefied pain and panic and malaise and it's narrow right-winged vision and it's cheap commercial gang **** becomes the white noise of the world. Turn about is fair play. You, my love, are allowed to forgive and love your television. You, my love, are allowed to speak in kisses to those around you and those up in heaven. You, my love, are allowed to show your babies how to dance full bodied, starry eyed, audacious, supernatural and glorified. You, my love, are allowed to **** in every single endeavor. You, my love, are allowed to be soaked like a lovers' blanket in the New York summertime with the wonder of your own special gift. You, my love, are allowed to receive praise. You, my love, are allowed to have time. You, my love, are allowed to understand. You, my love, are allowed to love. Woman, disobey, when little men believe; You, my love, are Rebellion."
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You lead a life which happens to be fallacious You live inside your head and happen to never travel far from it In fact, you praise the open road and travel, still you sit relapsing on obscure memories that only ever bring you to the borders of insanity No one could have dreamed this up but yourself The world continues to rival and thrive and wallow and rise from malign characters and sensibilities Or that so you think All you ever happen to do is not much but Drive your self dry in misprinted thoughts and distract yourself from the evidential truth Post-parched, you continue to further down a path which is only going to crackdown upon your world of disinfected affairs Soon, will the sooted streets that chafed your unworn boots collude And all that was ever known, even if it was but the faintest of an understanding as to how this time in space truly functions, Will soon perish in sanctuary Soon will contemporaries all alike Recede with tides anew Soon will it onset the primitivism Locked behind plywood doors Soon will you know unfortunate Tribulations beyond recovery Soon will you be segregated from Yourself, indeed Indefinite suspension will bestow a harrowing animation that will find Itself repeating until you finally cross the aforementioned border without any luck Of returning home to the sheer bliss that Was only good to you in youth Fair enough in the last years adolescence But unforgiving come the dawn of manhood And soon on
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Aug 9, 2017
Aug 9, 2017 at 6:56 AM UTC
Idenfinite Suspension
Aimless as we are Drifting thru the somber sights Drifting thru street lights Directing us to the never clear Late nights alongside a fearful Fantasy I drive her home as her favorite melody repeats in our heads It's as if we've loved perpetually And resented somewhere in between However, the case is we will never know how much really lies there for the other Regardless of ulterior endeavors & Alternative societies that will keep us mirrored Whether it is one-way, anyhow.
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Aug 7, 2017
Aug 7, 2017 at 5:57 PM UTC
Drifting Thru The Somber Sights
I remember being on the red thin line Becoming & epitomizing Destitute Blessed it too that I found myself wanting to break from the clenches that bound any exemption, and sought after a new means of Achieving ultimate ecstasy in a world purged of natural euphoria and anything besides the contemptuous judgment that is almost granted and given at the onset of life in a place that taxes one from the unembellished pleasures a life should often always experience
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Aug 7, 2017
Aug 7, 2017 at 5:50 PM UTC
Red Thin Line
All of us We all just SCREAM Please help the last dying man Caress me gentle maiden Stab me loving Brute & destroy me Ninth Crusade Between all of these deeds I’ve seem to be just a tad shy on the pleas provided by We, the people I just want the freedom I get from preaching my internal monologue to be shared amongst the gods and devils on my left & right shoulders The shrinks and pill-poppers on my back & streets Even to the minimum-waged coke-heads over at the convenience stores When a clear-conscious is crafted and often misinterpreted The mischievous misfitted maniacs begin to adhere to the thoughtless criticism and go forth to self and peer destruction! The man of non-discretional flaccid progression stands high and mighty before a crowd of unrestrained deplorable rightists that never seem to get it right Yet We let it happen We think it is a sitcom! All of us we just scream at how funny it is Yet none of us will be smiling come the day of the last man’s death The gentle maiden’s true intention The limbs of Caesar and The Crusades as they all prevail All of us will just scream
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Oct 8, 2016
Oct 8, 2016 at 8:54 PM UTC
All of Us
Power Exuberance The misfortune of having it all I’ve become one like them Growing accustomed to the norm Finding peace of mind in the minimal Pretend people practicing prayers they don't believe in truth be told They ran, for they feared having something real They wanted to have security in falsification Those little laughs in between re-lived stories of the time when nothing really happened Nothing ever really happens for them Rather than love and happiness, Money and clinical-depression Censorship in their realities They had nothing having it all In the end we are all but one Carrying the deeds of another man's profits While street prophets carry out the deeds of our days that will never be shed onto the normality of the dead
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Sep 26, 2016
Sep 26, 2016 at 3:17 PM UTC
One Like Them
I've met familiar faces in the Darkest scenes ever unfolded Maddening their faces, screaming for Everything and anything that would **** the pain that drove them insane They've become locked in patterns in cycles in fixated routines of needing  fixes Fighting is all they have ever done, and never done all in one Once it was easy for them to fail, now it's getting Harder as the days thin out, as their waists and hair follow Glorifying junkies and embracing apostles of death They had no true motivators Just Enablers Stimulators No one to ever look out for their     interests, only their pacifiers Who do you call Who are you to call on them? Calling them demeaning slurs to protect yourself from your own degenerative routines & drastic disdain for the rest You wash your brain with the notion that you are Immaculate Infallible When in fact, you are but a defect in the washed-up pulp persona The epitome of plastic in a seashell Nothing could ever change that which is your ignorant existence Deny the Denouncing  of Doubts that were there to distract the dancing hippies in the rain from their ultimate decisions to become such disdainful primitive degenerates in the eyes of the rest of the cockroaches of 9-5 shifts & 3 minute  ***** in the Fast Food toilets Come, let them get off together They come and go and come and blow They never leave the circle of fixated cycles Yes, I have met these familiar faces in the darkest scenes ever unfolded But I never thought introductions would lead me any further loaded
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Sep 25, 2016
Sep 25, 2016 at 7:06 PM UTC
Doubts
I've met familiar faces in the Darkest scenes ever unfolded Maddening their faces, screaming for Everything and anything that would **** the pain that drove them insane They've become locked in patterns in cycles in fixated routines of needing  fixes Fighting is all they have ever done, and never done all in one Once it was easy for them to fail, now it's getting Harder as the days thin out, as their waists and hair follow Glorifying junkies and embracing apostles of death They had no true motivators Just Enablers Stimulators No one to ever look out for their     interests, only their pacifiers Who do you call Who are you to call on them? Calling them demeaning slurs to protect yourself from your own degenerative routines & drastic disdain for the rest You wash your brain with the notion that you are Immaculate Infallible When in fact, you are but a defect in the washed-up pulp persona The epitome of plastic in a seashell Nothing could ever change that which is your ignorant existence Deny the Denouncing  of Doubts that were there to distract the dancing hippies in the rain from their ultimate decisions to become such disdainful primitive degenerates in the eyes of the rest of the cockroaches of 9-5 shifts & 3 minute  ***** in the Fast Food toilets Come, let them get off together They come and go and come and blow They never leave the circle of fixated cycles Yes, I have met these familiar faces in the darkest scenes ever unfolded But I never thought introductions would lead me any further loaded
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Keep my change of heart Tell them to leave my bed I don't need it anymore I don't think it's time No, I don't think it's time to begin the spiteful intentions Leave those for another day Today, just sit back The world is burning right before my eyes It's beautiful, trust me Fires never really burn like this But today, I see everyone's smiles Melting off their fragile masks into grey ash where they all once stood lying their lifeless lives away.
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Sep 2, 2016
Sep 2, 2016 at 8:58 PM UTC
Keep my Change
It's funny, you know? How we used to talk of Paris, Rome – one day where we would call our home But no longer do we talk, and I have a flight booked to Paris; I've already been Rome You are still close to home, talking to others now,  of Paris, Rome
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Aug 24, 2016
Aug 24, 2016 at 2:50 PM UTC
Paris & Rome