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June, lost in your brown eyes June the way you make me shiver, when I hear you. My modern-day Dylan, born with a fire sign making red as your color, a fiery spirit with a striking masculinity, Ambiguity, the duality is astounding in you, June enthralling me with your coolness and childlike silliness when you're you June But who am I to assume when you're being the real you? As soon as the curtains and the lights are off, you're concealed from the whole world to see, back home you bring with you your loneliness and existential crisis, so you write them in paper in a form of a song or poem, or you just pour yourself a drink until they all go away La douleur exquise, you who belonged to everyone and you who belonged to no one, you will never know my name, you who never cared for a name. You June, yes you and your cold brown eyes antithetical to the tenderness of your heart The way you capture the first two of my five senses, the way you bedazzle the assemblage with your electric presence June, you have no idea how grandiose my dream was for you, in seven continents you land with your own private jet countless nights in every city where you stand to their largest stages and you give your all and they watch you, they sing along and then they cry and shout with joy Maybe I am being too ambitious, June but you were bigger than Dylan in my dream, the millions of records you sold, to the best-selling books you wrote 'cause you were just that gold, and brilliant in my dream It's not that I deserve you but they don't deserve you like your brothers do I followed you reach your aspirations, gone were the days of your wild youth, when you were only misunderstood for being conceited and carefree Now I see you, almost in your anonymity and I'm afraid to say that it seems your passions have burnt-out June, my eyes could not even gaze at yours without feeling like crying June even when you smile with your teeth showing, no matter how loud you laugh. I have already solved the mystery behind those cold brown eyes June, that we all share the same pain of losing someone significant and this endless wondering about the meaning of our lives June, I may have stopped dreaming for myself that I could be someone like you, because my world is too small and distant compared to your universe June, in my dream there were seven of you shining the brightest and I was not sad nor anxious even the slightest. I was happy, June And in my dream you took me to your apartment after the show, just for you to brag me your vinyl collection. I didn't notice how it all happen but we were writing a song together, could have been the greatest song of all time we're about to perform tomorrow until I woke up and you were not there, and all I have are tears in my eyes, June
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Mar 17
Mar 17, 2026 at 3:07 PM UTC
In my dream there was June
June, lost in your brown eyes June the way you make me shiver, when I hear you. My modern-day Dylan, born with a fire sign making red as your color, a fiery spirit with a striking masculinity, Ambiguity, the duality is astounding in you, June enthralling me with your coolness and childlike silliness when you're you June But who am I to assume when you're being the real you? As soon as the curtains and the lights are off, you're concealed from the whole world to see, back home you bring with you your loneliness and existential crisis, so you write them in paper in a form of a song or poem, or you just pour yourself a drink until they all go away La douleur exquise, you who belonged to everyone and you who belonged to no one, you will never know my name, you who never cared for a name. You June, yes you and your cold brown eyes antithetical to the tenderness of your heart The way you capture the first two of my five senses, the way you bedazzle the assemblage with your electric presence June, you have no idea how grandiose my dream was for you, in seven continents you land with your own private jet countless nights in every city where you stand to their largest stages and you give your all and they watch you, they sing along and then they cry and shout with joy Maybe I am being too ambitious, June but you were bigger than Dylan in my dream, the millions of records you sold, to the best-selling books you wrote 'cause you were just that gold, and brilliant in my dream It's not that I deserve you but they don't deserve you like your brothers do I followed you reach your aspirations, gone were the days of your wild youth, when you were only misunderstood for being conceited and carefree Now I see you, almost in your anonymity and I'm afraid to say that it seems your passions have burnt-out June, my eyes could not even gaze at yours without feeling like crying June even when you smile with your teeth showing, no matter how loud you laugh. I have already solved the mystery behind those cold brown eyes June, that we all share the same pain of losing someone significant and this endless wondering about the meaning of our lives June, I may have stopped dreaming for myself that I could be someone like you, because my world is too small and distant compared to your universe June, in my dream there were seven of you shining the brightest and I was not sad nor anxious even the slightest. I was happy, June And in my dream you took me to your apartment after the show, just for you to brag me your vinyl collection. I didn't notice how it all happen but we were writing a song together, could have been the greatest song of all time we're about to perform tomorrow until I woke up and you were not there, and all I have are tears in my eyes, June
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Winter, winter mornings What you going to promise, promise me Winter, winter morning You might have been the diamond Wasted like a diamond, Wasted love Untasted love I am walking all your blocks Onward to hopeless ***** passing ***** by An asbestos blanket to wrap the homeless A man who knows his worth So falsely The cold is painful There's a ditch with my name in it As the sun shines so brightly Please don't see me, you see so kindly Your kindness kind of gets to me I still have some things left to lose
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Nov 13, 2017
Nov 13, 2017 at 1:28 AM UTC
Like the bulging of a dimpled thigh through garter straps
The rain makes me ache with memories Black coffee, your books, and my singing You were something borrowed I was something blue Honestly, the rain reminds me of you In spring I drank mostly wine Listened to Buckley all the time Constantly pestered you with the knowledge I held Of a poet that was six feet under and very pale But you'd listen And in a sweeping moment I knew There may never be a love like you Your art spoke of this type of entanglement And it seemed by the pictures it strangles quick Yet, the world felt softer now I think it through Because I'd rather go back than sit here and brew This coffee taste black, cold, and shrew This isn't what reminds me of you
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Nov 8, 2016
Nov 8, 2016 at 3:11 PM UTC
Buckley and Wine
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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Aug 3, 2015
Aug 3, 2015 at 5:08 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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m i s e r y... that seems to be all my life can be. Is there an e s c a p e for me? Maybe somewhere out at s e a. Away I r u n & f l e e out into the misty waters of finally... f r e e.
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Jul 24, 2015
Jul 24, 2015 at 8:48 AM UTC
m i s e r y