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#bungalow
In this bungalow bathed with mud and leaves Moss seeps through fissures in the walls Sprawling vinery rips through paint beneath. As my headdress rusts on the window sill I glance to hush its last scorning glares Hidden in this hammock, outlining my fears. This sunken land fails evermore How steady the brick counts its last dusk How many more days to tend to them? Old tapestry hanging above untucks, Undone by the collapsing roof. Leave me here a bloodied man, squashed by rock. Limping, gushing, dripping in my demise.
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Aug 26, 2023
Aug 26, 2023 at 1:08 AM UTC
Dilapidated
She was nestled low that seldom a thief where her package large for Grant Street's nighty night kept her glow like an ember there before a chair that lifted sheer her love and drew a bone
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May 25, 2018
May 25, 2018 at 9:16 PM UTC
Ranch House
Today I felt the urge to fall down a flight of stairs, and when I say fall I mean,            jump,                      plummet                                    and plunge. I wanted to feel something, a pain that wasn't already carried within me. I could imagine the weightlessness I  would have felt as my body relaxed, how time would have appeared hampered as if altered by my sudden descent. That numbing pain as each step would buffet my spine and finally the  ominous silence that preludes my last breath while my misery pools around me glistening for all to see. though sadly... .             I live in a bungalow
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Aug 21, 2017
Aug 21, 2017 at 6:24 AM UTC
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Sitting in my easy chair By the double windows Happy just to be here In my ratty old bungalow. But happy doesn’t cover it. It’s really dreams come true. I have my own place here. No roommate to suffer through. It’s Saturday afternoon now The sun slowly going down Painting my walls colored Like the face of a happy clown; Reds and whites and yellow Bouncing off the green lawn And making art of my home Until the sun at last is gone Yet I still remember every tone. Some days I sit under my tree. I ate the avocadoes you know. And I planted it right here No idea that it would grow Into this magnificent tree It is twenty five feet or so; A beauty that calms me Just watching it grow. Rain on the roof Distributor of peace Of rest and sleep; A blessed release For what better to do What stronger proof Than taking a great nap With rain on the roof?
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Oct 27, 2015
Oct 27, 2015 at 12:56 AM UTC
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