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#hoplessness
I'm so heart broken That somebody can stab me I would feel no agony no pain nothing hurts more than a broken heart
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Mar 28, 2020
Mar 28, 2020 at 12:18 PM UTC
No Agony
Hey sickness When will you go? You’ve make me weak And I can’t sing no more Hey sickness Why do i feel so low? My organs are failing When my poor soul died long ago Oh sickness! Have you got good intentions at all? You give me all these pain I’ve no energy left Dear life Now please spare me Let me rest in peace Inside the little heaven I’ve made.
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Feb 27, 2020
Feb 27, 2020 at 6:27 AM UTC
Ovaries
At my darkest hour Cursing my breathing I slid from the bed, sweat heavy on the brow struggling for breath. I mustered my strength, Crawled to the door Mind racing, Dazed through an internal maze, For what seemed an eternity. I lay on that cold floor, reminiscing of past deeds done, And of the chains that bind me. My soul numbed, As I stare into an abyss. I cursed and swore while staring at that door, How death was cheated from me. My planned escape from my mortal cage Failed that morning.
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Feb 15, 2020
Feb 15, 2020 at 1:51 PM UTC
Chains that Bind
Coming out of A nearby hut of mud A rose bud Used to mix with High school Students’ flood. On the street With a bow Her I used to greet. Drawing close And casting an Affectionate glance I used to say “Hi” Often I never Failed to utter “Lovely!” “Cute one!” … In her heart a cherished Corner to buy. Though she was shy Her angelic face Smiles used to aurify. When she comes of age I was sure to propose to her Though age gap could Put us asunder “Does that she too wonder?” I still ponder. One sad Saturday morning A funeral procession Round the hut Drew my attention. To her parents & siblings And , of course, To my hidden grief She opted to be brief You see She could not tolerate “Detained!” on her Grade 10 certificate. Vexed She found it hard To reflect A pitch dark night Will certainly Cedes place to A broad day light. Had she managed that Dark moment to outgrow, She could have Long forgotten her sorrow. Two decades later Whenever I pass By that place I see her younger brother With sadness stamped face! “Suicide why?” Is it not cruel Inflicting A harrowing pain On those we Will be survived by! Is it not selfish Taking our life In to our hands Our corporeal existence To finish? If we share our sorrow Moral prop From our confidants We could borrow This way What is unbearable today We may forget tomorrow. Is it not better taking The bull by the horn, Circumventing challenges To stand shoulder high While many are born?/// (BY Alem Hailu G/Kristos)
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Nov 4, 2019
Nov 4, 2019 at 2:35 AM UTC
One sad Saturday morning
Coming out of A nearby hut of mud A rose bud Used to mix with High school Students’ flood. On the street With a bow Her I used to greet. Drawing close And casting an Affectionate glance I used to say “Hi” Often I never Failed to utter “Lovely!” “Cute one!” … In her heart a cherished Corner to buy. Though she was shy Her angelic face Smiles used to aurify. When she comes of age I was sure to propose to her Though age gap could Put us asunder “Does that she too wonder?” I still ponder. One sad Saturday morning A funeral procession Round the hut Drew my attention. To her parents & siblings And , of course, To my hidden grief She opted to be brief You see She could not tolerate “Detained!” on her Grade 10 certificate. Vexed She found it hard To reflect A pitch dark night Will certainly Cedes place to A broad day light. Had she managed that Dark moment to outgrow, She could have Long forgotten her sorrow. Two decades later Whenever I pass By that place I see her younger brother With sadness stamped face! “Suicide why?” Is it not cruel Inflicting A harrowing pain On those we Will be survived by! Is it not selfish Taking our life In to our hands Our corporeal existence To finish? If we share our sorrow Moral prop From our confidants We could borrow This way What is unbearable today We may forget tomorrow. Is it not better taking The bull by the horn, Circumventing challenges To stand shoulder high While many are born?/// (BY Alem Hailu G/Kristos)
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I can't speak loud Sun that hide behind the clouds Sight keeps going down In emptyness, I've drown. Are we really friends?? Attention you can't lend Metal that can be bent Bond made by lie, with rust it ends. Fibers in my chest are weak Fragile vase that leaks Mask that is tough and fierce You got me mentally and emotionally pierced. I'm in happiness, but also in pain Inside my vase, a world with an unending rain When flood over flows, through my eyes it drains, Behind a mask, it can be hidden and leaves no stain.
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Aug 2, 2018
Aug 2, 2018 at 7:10 PM UTC
Distance
A man asked me why I was more afraid of people than I was a hopsital. With a heavy, yet numb heart, I replied: "I have had more IVs than I ever had hugs."
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Jul 7, 2018
Jul 7, 2018 at 1:22 AM UTC
Chronic
Eating away at me, Digging into my flesh, And grinding down my bones, It festers inside of me. Slowly it feeds, Leaving me feeling absent; Amongst my own emotions. Its to deep inside, For me to cut away at. Leaving me staring off, Trying to go to space in my mind, Because the fog isn't as frighten as the deep, Imbibed emotion. Left sitting for days, Waiting for something, To end this hopelessness that has made home, In my hollow cage which is my body.
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Jan 14, 2018
Jan 14, 2018 at 9:21 PM UTC
Hopelessness
I can see your hair, Winding up, Up, Towards the sky, Shining in the sun, Like seaweed. Your hands are Gripping the ocean Floor, Holding tight To ancient wreckage At the bottom of the sea. Bubbles Dance up to the surface, From your lips, You're running out of Air Under there. I dive down, Down, Into the murky water, So low I can feel the pressure On my chest. I extend my arm, Grabbing onto you, Before anymore harm Is done. But you push me away, Back up to the Cold wind. I get a glimpse of your eyes, Closed To the painted, sunset, skies. I'm watching you, Lose more oxygen, I'm watching you, Knowingly drowning. Afraid to see the life beyond This, And I can't save you, But I keep trying to.
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Jul 2, 2016
Jul 2, 2016 at 4:41 PM UTC
Drowning
- for a high school friend, dead at 25 in 1976. She demanded doomed love ( too much poetry) and she found it; born with an ungainly sense of tragedy, she was a heat seeking missile perfectly tracking destruction. He was a hugger and a hitter, a cheater and a beater, charming as a cobra to his prey who reveled in his cruelty and dragged her down until the day she realized, you can't negotiate with evil, and tragedy isn't comedy and darkness is very dark and slit her wrists and got away. ~mce
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Apr 21, 2015
Apr 21, 2015 at 6:51 PM UTC
"Perfection Of A Kind Was What He Was After"
The mirror, mirror lies Reflecting back at me All I see is powder Where could I be? Numb from the Columbian A new national war bond A roman hierarchy Bang their drums obscenely To One Right Wing God The dragon took the towers But man, it’s happen before It’s been real hard to ***** all these drugs To crush all over my mirror And hide my ugly mug When did I change? I think I know who’s behind it completely Samson’s in my blood
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Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 3:04 AM UTC
Mirror, Mirror, Lines
We sat at the end of the stairway Outside your house past your garden’s gate Our lips moved whilst exchanging words Our gaze was vast beyond what ears are heard My outlines remained shivering and unstill We talked and talked draining our hearts once filled Our lips ran dry, craving for water’s bliss You then took my empty heart and leaned in for a kiss You parted, leaving me immensely wanting for more I held your hand and it pricked me like a thousand thorns Blood started pumping through and past my veins Into your chest, into your heart infected with pain I didn’t let go to you holding on Your lips stopped moving, your words drifted, it was done I touched you once more, pressing mouth against mouth Severing heart, this hurt more than our lips filling in the drought You pulled closer; it struck harder, slashing past before my skin I took hold of you, trying to stay stronger, mouth deeper than sin Hand in hand, it was sinking in; I’m falling down the rabbit hole again The stairway was gone, the gate, the roses, you were still there but I’ve lost a friend The garden gnome, he held the clock, time was slowly ticking away Bodies side by side, our hearts then stopped, it had almost seemed like it’s been days She and I, once innocent, now bare, with no more dignity to hide She whispered “come on Alice, don’t give up, we’re got our hearts to find” Scourged skin, torn dresses, unpredictably she smiled She said “I haven’t been this scared in a long time; it’s been quite a while” Our footsteps grew distant yet the clock continued to tick She lifted two roses obliviously, her eyes followed to the one I picked She held it close to her lips, sliding the stem past before her skin Blood started streaming down, there’s more than there has ever been Wounds started to unstitch, scars started reopening And with the greyest of eyes and the rose between her mouth, it slowly started unfurling She gave me the slightest smirk and approached me with an embrace I felt her warm touch draining inside me, the rose pricking me through And the was the last time, I ever saw her face n.j.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 11:40 PM UTC
Wonderlust
We sat at the end of the stairway Outside your house past your garden’s gate Our lips moved whilst exchanging words Our gaze was vast beyond what ears are heard My outlines remained shivering and unstill We talked and talked draining our hearts once filled Our lips ran dry, craving for water’s bliss You then took my empty heart and leaned in for a kiss You parted, leaving me immensely wanting for more I held your hand and it pricked me like a thousand thorns Blood started pumping through and past my veins Into your chest, into your heart infected with pain I didn’t let go to you holding on Your lips stopped moving, your words drifted, it was done I touched you once more, pressing mouth against mouth Severing heart, this hurt more than our lips filling in the drought You pulled closer; it struck harder, slashing past before my skin I took hold of you, trying to stay stronger, mouth deeper than sin Hand in hand, it was sinking in; I’m falling down the rabbit hole again The stairway was gone, the gate, the roses, you were still there but I’ve lost a friend The garden gnome, he held the clock, time was slowly ticking away Bodies side by side, our hearts then stopped, it had almost seemed like it’s been days She and I, once innocent, now bare, with no more dignity to hide She whispered “come on Alice, don’t give up, we’re got our hearts to find” Scourged skin, torn dresses, unpredictably she smiled She said “I haven’t been this scared in a long time; it’s been quite a while” Our footsteps grew distant yet the clock continued to tick She lifted two roses obliviously, her eyes followed to the one I picked She held it close to her lips, sliding the stem past before her skin Blood started streaming down, there’s more than there has ever been Wounds started to unstitch, scars started reopening And with the greyest of eyes and the rose between her mouth, it slowly started unfurling She gave me the slightest smirk and approached me with an embrace I felt her warm touch draining inside me, the rose pricking me through And the was the last time, I ever saw her face n.j.
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