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The last time we met. You stood in front of me wearing those almond eyes that I love so much. Not once did I hesitate Developing a taste for almonds. The taste of something new in the mystique of fascination. I did not realize my love for almonds until the initial taste. Finding how deletable they are, The everlasting crunch of an almond. A unique taste swirled around my mouth covered in milk chocolate. Although you have gone, I have remained faithful in your absence. Recognizing your wrapper by name Remembering the first crunch I realized I was in love
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May 28, 2019
May 28, 2019 at 12:20 PM UTC
Almond Joy
Eureka My thanks to the man who tasted cyanide and voiced his last Eureka. “Almonds” To the man who saw dragons to be slayed with pen and sword in windmills. To the Danish Prince who said “What a piece of work is man.” Well, man’s a piece of work alright. Did you ever think about how men wear their ovaries on the outside? Or how you can always win arguments with yourself in the shower? My boyfriend traces the edge of my chewed nails as he asks me what I am thinking about. I’m thinking about the consistency of jellyfish and how it compares to human brains and the taste of nectarines, overripened drawing fruitflies to picnic tables. Maybe I see colors differently and will never know that my blues are only a midnight shadow of what they could be and if I’ve never truly seen the color red. And how after nineteen years I still can’t tell if I’m a good person or just faking really well. And if that Chinese Emperor who strapped rockets to his thrown to find dragons ever found any. Did the chicken getting crushed while crossing the road get him to the other side. If I died young, could I motivate people to be nicer to each other? When did my grandmother die and when can I ask my mother without her crying? There was a little girls skeleton found next to her donkey in the ancient ruins of an earthquake. There were several different species of human alive at the same time and my favorite color isn’t really blue And I’m really glad I couldn’t **** myself when I was 13 because I tasted my first plum last week. AND FOR THE LOVE OF GOD WHAT AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE. My happy moments will always outweigh the bad And are my ***** uneven because when I look down— What are you thinking about? Almonds. They taste like cyanide.
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Jan 26, 2015
Jan 26, 2015 at 11:11 PM UTC
Eureka
Eureka My thanks to the man who tasted cyanide and voiced his last Eureka. “Almonds” To the man who saw dragons to be slayed with pen and sword in windmills. To the Danish Prince who said “What a piece of work is man.” Well, man’s a piece of work alright. Did you ever think about how men wear their ovaries on the outside? Or how you can always win arguments with yourself in the shower? My boyfriend traces the edge of my chewed nails as he asks me what I am thinking about. I’m thinking about the consistency of jellyfish and how it compares to human brains and the taste of nectarines, overripened drawing fruitflies to picnic tables. Maybe I see colors differently and will never know that my blues are only a midnight shadow of what they could be and if I’ve never truly seen the color red. And how after nineteen years I still can’t tell if I’m a good person or just faking really well. And if that Chinese Emperor who strapped rockets to his thrown to find dragons ever found any. Did the chicken getting crushed while crossing the road get him to the other side. If I died young, could I motivate people to be nicer to each other? When did my grandmother die and when can I ask my mother without her crying? There was a little girls skeleton found next to her donkey in the ancient ruins of an earthquake. There were several different species of human alive at the same time and my favorite color isn’t really blue And I’m really glad I couldn’t **** myself when I was 13 because I tasted my first plum last week. AND FOR THE LOVE OF GOD WHAT AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE. My happy moments will always outweigh the bad And are my ***** uneven because when I look down— What are you thinking about? Almonds. They taste like cyanide.
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I remember you like a famous brachiosaur, ensconced in the terrible street lamps of west county apartment block row. That swaying bronze gate to your three flat two room apartment. Skinny legs for the couch, the backroom bedroom, and the bunk beds in the master suite. We studded me for excellent squeeze; one trident pull switching time against a baited lock. "I'll swallow you whole," you brushed off into my ear while I passed your cheek with my lips, braising your skin with dew drops of our rushes and sweat. Even for April this was alright. Your brother had already moved out, and listening to Hall and Oates and going fishing was all you wanted to do. So I made us two root beer floats with Almond Milk ice cream, and settled into you for five hours and forty-five minutes. It was before 5:00a.m. when you turned to the night and spilled the last ounces of your naked body out to me beneath the satin sheets. I pressed my lips hard against your nose and whispered I'd be leaving soon. Still I do not recall if I woke you when I left, but I remember that next day when you questioned if I had.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 5:36 AM UTC
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