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robyn-johnson
American
Wild woman Uninhibited by inhibitions and Unburdened by her need to be In the limelight The spotlight on stage with Off key notes and A voice of sin Wild woman Devil woman With her wiles and winks from Afar Just far enough to make me want Make me pine for what once was and Can never be Wild woman Kink woman Teeth to neck and Chilled fingers on feverish flesh Reminding me Taunting me as Whispers of lust Flood my ears Oh, wild woman Wicked woman Pouted lips and *** in heels Who wants when drunk and Forgets when sober With no care for her actions or The hearts she breaks with Fluttering lashes and False promises. Wild woman Drunk woman You’ll forget it all When morning comes.
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Dec 9, 2012
Dec 9, 2012 at 12:18 PM UTC
Woman.
The definition of LOVE Love: n. 1. A deep, tender, ineffable feeling of affection and solicitude toward a person, such as that arising from kinship, recognition of attractive qualities, or a sense of underlying oneness. 2. A feeling of intense desire and attraction toward a person with whom one is disposed to make a pair; the emotion of *** and romance. 3. a. ****** passion. b. ****** *********** c. A love affair. 4. An intense emotional attachment, as for a pet or treasured object. 5. A person who is the object of deep or intense affection or attraction; beloved. Often used as a term of endearment. it is "More than words" "Your Guardian Angel" "It's oh so quiet" and "A broken Hallelujah" It's Passionate, Sadistic, completely insane, lacking all rational and reasonable thought violently happy, twisted, cruel, stunning, blinding, addicting. It's intangible, held by the world, invisible, seen by all. It's how you make me smile when no one's looking, how you make me cry when everyone's eyes are on us, how you make me feel like the only woman in the world, how you make me feel like every woman on earth, and how you spin me so hard I get dizzy when I'm standing very still It's my yearning, my craving, my salvation, and my ultimate poison. But most importantly It is you.
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Aug 5, 2011
Aug 5, 2011 at 2:33 PM UTC
Love.
It’s something Nothing Can prepare you for. No amount of reading Or schooling Can brace you for the crushing blow That comes when someone you love and admire Slips from your grasp Like a trickle of water from A once mighty stream. There is nothing more painful Than seeing a man you looked up to Who gave you the world on a silver spoon Deteriorate Until all that is left is the mind of a helpless child— One that can barely feed himself Who tries to put both feet through the same pants leg And who mumbles something Only to repeat it seconds later While swearing up and down that this is the first time. The mind is fragile Like glass But when it is fogged and cracked Things become Fuzzy. It terrifies me How the mind can slip from being Perfectly alright, Albeit a bit stubborn, To changed completely To where Your face isn’t recognized And where Simple tasks Become impossible. I know I had days When “I hate you!” Fell from my lips Or where I wished He would just Disappear. But today? Oh today I would give anything to have him back To have him look at me with a sparkle in his eyes Instead of that vacant stare That screams that the lights are out. Tonight Was the hardest dinner of my life.
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Aug 5, 2011
Aug 5, 2011 at 2:32 PM UTC
Dinner.
I rise with the sun the moon and the stars with my lover before he gets out of bed and with the heartbeat that increases when our bodies entwine. I rise like fear in the child filled with wonderment and I rise like the tides, always aiming for the shore. I rise like the fists of rebellion and like the hope of the people. I rise.
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Aug 5, 2011
Aug 5, 2011 at 2:32 PM UTC
Rise.
Spoken word. It ain't about rhymes sonnets Shakespeare, Dickenson, or Poe. It ain't about the iambic pentameter flow or the 5-7-5 of a haiku. It's about the heartbeat the pulse that courses through your very soul in a rhythm that is completely you. It is YOU that falls from trembling lips into the figurative and literal microphone before you; YOU who breathes life into words that would otherwise be considered scribbles on a page. It's an essence a way of being and beating the drum of your being that would otherwise have you hanging--- on tenterhooks, waiting for permission to raise your voice above the rest just so you can feel like you've got something to say. And child, you do. You got a story all your own a thunder that outnumbers the roar of the lions that are too busy with their 9 to 5 to stop and listen. So don't think you have to shout just to be heard but don't you whisper the words that mean so much but can seem so small. They ain't. Those words are your fists, balled up tightly and raised high in the air demanding the attention of anyone who will just listen. They strike again and again breaking the air and airwaves with a newfound beat so don't you think your fists are too small to mean something because child, they ain't. Raise your words high with that of your peers and chant them again and again like it's the last war cry that will ever be heard around the world your voice is strong. It echoes and shakes the earth to it's very core like a stampede so don't you stop don't you stay silent now just step up to the mic like this will be your legacy your last words to live by and the first words to make you reborn.
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Aug 5, 2011
Aug 5, 2011 at 2:31 PM UTC
Definition.
Spoken word. It ain't about rhymes sonnets Shakespeare, Dickenson, or Poe. It ain't about the iambic pentameter flow or the 5-7-5 of a haiku. It's about the heartbeat the pulse that courses through your very soul in a rhythm that is completely you. It is YOU that falls from trembling lips into the figurative and literal microphone before you; YOU who breathes life into words that would otherwise be considered scribbles on a page. It's an essence a way of being and beating the drum of your being that would otherwise have you hanging--- on tenterhooks, waiting for permission to raise your voice above the rest just so you can feel like you've got something to say. And child, you do. You got a story all your own a thunder that outnumbers the roar of the lions that are too busy with their 9 to 5 to stop and listen. So don't think you have to shout just to be heard but don't you whisper the words that mean so much but can seem so small. They ain't. Those words are your fists, balled up tightly and raised high in the air demanding the attention of anyone who will just listen. They strike again and again breaking the air and airwaves with a newfound beat so don't you think your fists are too small to mean something because child, they ain't. Raise your words high with that of your peers and chant them again and again like it's the last war cry that will ever be heard around the world your voice is strong. It echoes and shakes the earth to it's very core like a stampede so don't you stop don't you stay silent now just step up to the mic like this will be your legacy your last words to live by and the first words to make you reborn.
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Sunrise. Soft tendrils of illumination Caress my already Sunkissed cheek; The delicate arch of my back Is warmed by this lover’s awakening. Sunrise. The fingertips of him Leave no part of me untouched Bathing me in the balmy radiance Until my body, my form, my very being is surrounded by an ethereal glow. Sunrise. Where each dawning Brings this Kismet encounter Between myself And Apollo’s rebirth, Leaving me yearning and Aching for more. Sunrise. The troubles and tribulations Of yesterday’s woes Are forgotten--- Left behind In the twilight; In the shadows where This beacon Dares not tread. Sunrise. As I Stretch my arms And Reach for the heavens I am reminded that This delicate and alluring daybreak Is short-lived, Replaced with haste By the rose-tinted splendor Of morning. Sunrise.
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Aug 5, 2011
Aug 5, 2011 at 2:30 PM UTC
Sunrise.
Breathe. You would think something so simple and so natural would come easily, right? In and out. No middle. Just in--- and out. But what if there was no out? Just the in and in and in more until you're all puffed out and your face turns blue and you're left waiting and waiting for that right moment to let it go. And on the other hand what if you kept breathing out until you were completely deflated with nothing left; to where your lungs become so desperate for that nourishing air that they simply shrivel up and fade away? Both both of these things can be remedied with a gasp--- a gasp for life for balance for that sweet taste of oxygen we take for granted. That gasp that breath comes in laughter and tears; in shouting matches and a baby's cry. It can come in rapid bursts or a drawn out sigh but it it is still there. And it will always be there until the day when we draw our last breaths and leave this world either as a snuffed out candle or in a blaze of glory. So take the time--- in and out over and over and remember to breathe.
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Aug 5, 2011
Aug 5, 2011 at 2:29 PM UTC
Breathe.
Effulgent. That was my word of the day today. i-FUHL-juhnt. Of all the words in the English language, this This is my favorite. It means: "Shining brightly, radiant." It shares the same meaning as the name I was born with. On any other day, I'd love this word without second thought. But today Today it makes me sad. Not because it's nothing new and not because it's something old but because today, of all days, I don't feel it. I ask myself "When was the last time you allowed yourself to shine brightly?; When was the last time you were radiant?" Now, we're not talking about lighting up a room, oh no. We're talking blinding, light-up-the-night-sky and outshine-the-sun brilliant. My light, whether I like it or not, has dimmed considerably. It no longer bursts from every part of me, be it my lips when I speak my eyes when I see my ears when I hear or even my hands so tiny and soft that when they reach out to touch another soul so profoundly that we both are changed forever. Now, they reach for nothing they feel nothing--- except the dark that has caused me to fade into a somber glow, throbbing with only a hint of life left in it. So where did my light go? Where did it run off to now for the millionth time in my nearly 23 years of life? What little unlit corner did it tuck itself away into far from the prying eyes of the world and the people in it? I wish I knew. For if I knew, I'd run run towards it at the speed of sound trying desperately to catch up--- only to find that it is just just out of my reach. But that's the way the story goes, right? In life, there are no happy endings; instead we're always chasing dreams and wishing on stars, hoping to one day find that singular moment where we WE are effulgent.
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Aug 5, 2011
Aug 5, 2011 at 2:27 PM UTC
Effulgent.
Effulgent. That was my word of the day today. i-FUHL-juhnt. Of all the words in the English language, this This is my favorite. It means: "Shining brightly, radiant." It shares the same meaning as the name I was born with. On any other day, I'd love this word without second thought. But today Today it makes me sad. Not because it's nothing new and not because it's something old but because today, of all days, I don't feel it. I ask myself "When was the last time you allowed yourself to shine brightly?; When was the last time you were radiant?" Now, we're not talking about lighting up a room, oh no. We're talking blinding, light-up-the-night-sky and outshine-the-sun brilliant. My light, whether I like it or not, has dimmed considerably. It no longer bursts from every part of me, be it my lips when I speak my eyes when I see my ears when I hear or even my hands so tiny and soft that when they reach out to touch another soul so profoundly that we both are changed forever. Now, they reach for nothing they feel nothing--- except the dark that has caused me to fade into a somber glow, throbbing with only a hint of life left in it. So where did my light go? Where did it run off to now for the millionth time in my nearly 23 years of life? What little unlit corner did it tuck itself away into far from the prying eyes of the world and the people in it? I wish I knew. For if I knew, I'd run run towards it at the speed of sound trying desperately to catch up--- only to find that it is just just out of my reach. But that's the way the story goes, right? In life, there are no happy endings; instead we're always chasing dreams and wishing on stars, hoping to one day find that singular moment where we WE are effulgent.
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