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kevin 5d
taking home paychecks for the **** and ****** of women
these are firefighters and police officers

thats not a military signature

black lives matter is
why is the governor on social media subverting journalism and democracy
while i am homeless and a slave be definition. as a poet i have mastered language on earth.  this is journalism
kevin 5d
you all my employees
i can not disclose military intel
or protect you from your brains
those things are shat on
that happened more than peace

to employ is to explain i.q
it is a ratio and relationship
between a owner of a business
and the student of the business owner

from here became credit scores
independent bankster, banking alone and committing fraud

back to the civil rights movement
i am overcoming poverty as i type
you do not get to teach me with your i.q. lust for me
i am a straight male, single, beyond omega acid to a woman

there are female and male americans living in california
and the value of the title of author attempting to possess the slave that i am and have documented in record of being, this is a run on sentence......

so back  to dialogue, not apologetic or civil,

political employment of journalism is a crime.

this subverts free speech and creates slaves after vote
without vote being heard, my typing over rides that naration of my movement

the poverty threshold is in journalism
so i am a journalist
no ego's here
if you are one of us then you have the same job i do
otherwise you have to read about democracy to be a part of it
democracy cannot be sold out loud
we issue newspapers and when the news is tampered with
we prosecute you with your own testimony and you go to prison
the tax money i create goes to the federal governmet

the homekey assignment is not an advertising platform for elections
this is how treason has been defined in historical record in california
kevin 6d
80 east hillcrest dr federal office obstructionist
bottom floor coordinates obstruction to coverup collusion
byproduct is starvation
during process of ebt two males are denied food and water
pull records and cellular interaction from one robyn of community conscience now "her" office ownership is nami
and the united states of america

this is not an order you are cleared for
this is transcript of command
kevin 6d
Criminal corruption in the first of east county ventura
kevin Apr 3
then she turns on ya boys
she becomes work
heads hunt for

and another thing

don't go home

25 questions in
and she's backs to my door

half the rent

borrowing my skills
news report
hell had a drink

now 9 shirts and 17 high rise socks

last job boys
kevin Mar 27
This is the civil rights violations and subsequent violation
I will not adhere to.

This is book building of freedom and ownership language in historical context.  

That is an abbreviated democracy
kevin Mar 27
Against the odds
My ink presses on
If open pens travelled
Nearest pond
Dare not read
Cold Atlantic
California suffocating
New York editors
Another wall street deployment
They get it for they momma
Carlo C Gomez Feb 11
Building a conflict
Morning steps out on the ledge

Gone in your wake
We share the same skies
The waiting makes me curious

Windows on the world
To pieces of mosaic

This ruined puzzle

Gravity's rainbow
Given to cataclysm

As above, so below
Suspended in history
The platform smells like skunked beer and rain,
a combination that feels almost romantic
if you tilt your head the right way.

I’m here because I missed the earlier one,
but maybe that’s the point.
Maybe everything worth waiting for
comes late, sticky, and half-empty.

I lean against the pillar,
fingers tracing someone’s graffiti confession—
MARIA, COME BACK.

I wonder if Maria stood here once,
tracing her own name in the dark,
wondering if it was enough to stay.

I hope she didn’t.
I hope Maria found something better
than this station,
this boy with a Sharpie
and a bad sense of timing.

I decide Maria is smarter than me,
that she’s already figured out
how to leave for good.

The train squeals like someone giving up
mid-argument, its voice cracking
just before the silence. I step inside
like a swallowed comeback.

The train jerks forward, pulling me with it,
an accomplice to leaving,
taut between the tension of wanting to stay
and disappearing into every local stop we make.

I press my forehead to the window
and watch the city unravel backwards—
neon signs blinking like eyelids,
lights flickering like answers
to questions I’ve stopped asking.

For a moment, I’m so full of joy
it feels reckless—
like daring a wave to pull me under,
knowing it probably will,
like I’ve stolen something precious
and can’t bear to give it back.

For a moment, I’m so full of hope
it feels wild—
like I’ve caught a glimpse of something
I’ve spent my whole life trying not to lose,
like maybe this train is taking me somewhere
I’ve been running from my whole life.

And then the lights flicker,
and I laugh—
because of course they do.
Because nothing this weird and beautiful
could ever come without a catch.

The train jerks,
a man drops a tallboy,
its amber spray spreading like a secret—
a casualty of motion,
spraying my boots,
reaching me before I can move,
because some things always do.

The rain streaks the windows,
the world pressing its palms
against the glass,
trying to remind me it’s still there.

And me? I’m here—
alive, for better or worse,
in this strange, messy moment,
with a Sharpie in my bag
and an urge to go back and write my name
like a flare next to Maria’s,
just in case she’s still out there
and she’d like to know I’m out here too.

This is what we do:
leave traces in places
we’ve long since abandoned,
hoping someone sees them
before they’re painted over.
onlylovepoetry Oct 2024
these are the scientific observerations I’ve
witnessed, recorded, tallied and allowed
to impact my judgement

compiled upon my diurnal voyages in the sea of humanity across the cityscape of my birthplace

this not a disclaimer, for I neither disclaim
or claim anyone, as my own, more a clearing
of the chest, that also clarifies the senses, to better observe, interpret and weigh subject to
human biases and frailties, which makes for
better poetry
<>
A women. a mother, beside her a daughter,
of the horribilis annos age of early teenhood,
her face  a dull rose~pink, obvious tear streaked, but what strutk me odd, the mother
sits at a 90 degree angle, face turned down and away

and I suppress my urge to comfort the youth,
that things will by law custom history and
natural law of the philosophers, perforce
she~teen will survive, even prosper, as I speculate what ailment specific has caused them to sit on this bench, by my river shared, and find no comforting by its majesty, it’s current sweeps away the debris of worried fears, returns wisdom perspective,  and all this will pass by my inpressed guarantee upon the air we both share full of
promise

but i am puzzy by the mother, who drapes
not her arm around, nor speaks as if she knows that volumes, pyramids of words have a pointed top, past which they can go no
further

sympathetic for I have comforted many,
and well cognize the tipping point when
the intersection of frustration, exhaustion,
and love succumb to the knowing point,
that only antibiotic soul salve is time,
and the silences of caring even when
unspoken

but I walk past, for in new york city there are
big boundaries one rarely crosses until and
unless invited


as I travel my well worn path on a sunny chilly October day, when one is capable of
delulding oneself that summer gods and
light
and warmth yet exists,

see many; the handsome and the overwhelmed, who move in vacuum tubes
of isolation, observing the First Rule:

Make No Eye Contact!

a safety device to preserve you in a protective bubble of safety from the uncontrollable,
the risks of possibility, for failure has so
many imagined risks, and it is so much easier to imagine the worst, rather than finding tokens of the best humanity can offer

I know this rule well, for my experimentation
includes my walking with an always smiling
face, that ranges from whimsical to fantastical,
but for the little children who give me an unutterable joy, as they explore the world
with no hesitation and are yet unaware of the First Rule, not due to arrive to another decade

once in awhile other observers, see this well,
handsome,well maned, old man with the
fixed smile from the tiniest corner of the nearest eye, and cannot help, but instinctively
return this breach of the lonely peace the
river ample provides

and you tally this reactionary outcome and
well versed in statistical theorem, can safely
report that the frequency of said occurrences
is .01%, with a degree of confidence after numerous walks, that 99% this the best this occurrence that can be obtained

and you ask if this is a poem?

as you ask so often, when I lead
you down this gated garden path of my
envisioning walks, where I pluck  poems,
good footed or bad, from the steady
breeze that whisks away my tears,
from whatever source they be triggered
sorried dad, or glad, joy or the Oy! of pain,

and apologize to old codgers with too much time on their minds, about its failure to be be brief, but grief is never short or  sweet,
and when I'm on my knees still trying
to understand the ticking mechanism
of the human heart, there just never
seems to be enough letters in the alephbet
to say all that needs saying…
after I-deliver a real cup of
strong, no milk to the barely
roused woman, will dandy don
safari hat, binoculars, freshly scrubbed face, attach that grin to my outerwear, go forth and catch one or two stripers, perhaps a catfish, or
a porgy, a smile and even a poem too…


oh,
and yes,
this too, an only love poem
for us all
8:40am 10:/9/twenty four
nyc
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