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Sky Lord, Airborne, you are without equal Unsurpassed in your ballet of the sky Cloud dancing, rainbow colored hues In this, you have paid your dues.. Born with a poetïc face And a mind that raced in numbers You walked tall among men In riches degenerating into rags.. What began of dashing beauty Became a scourge of grotesque painting Aviator, with your broken bones Break their hearts In the mystery of your misery Compensate what you lack holding intimacies in your hands Merge their bodies with empty promises And the poison of the loss Of your genius with the disintegration of your sanity Repeatedly in circles You repeat your words A hundred times Sans grace of rhymes Paper airplanes torn in shreds Lie wasted in the grime Of deathly dust Like germs permeating On blackened windows Walls that hear your wails And tales of woes In the end you have lost all reason In the sadness of your gloom Many men have spelled your doom Like an outcast in the desert You were but an empty shell No one there to care for you Though they all gave in to you.. Silent tears deprived the laughter In the midst of all the fame, And all the fortune You have died a lonely and Neglected man But, you are up the skies now And I can just see you smile Waving like a shy schoolboy....... with delicate delight in your eyes, Maybe there, in your spiritual might You shall be free at last For airborne, you are without equal Like a true conqueror of the constellation You shall sleep in an eternal sleep Where all but peace shall stay awake In your heart that is already mended
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Apr 7, 2015
Apr 7, 2015 at 7:58 AM UTC
Rainbow -Colored Hughes
Sky Lord, Airborne, you are without equal Unsurpassed in your ballet of the sky Cloud dancing, rainbow colored hues In this, you have paid your dues.. Born with a poetïc face And a mind that raced in numbers You walked tall among men In riches degenerating into rags.. What began of dashing beauty Became a scourge of grotesque painting Aviator, with your broken bones Break their hearts In the mystery of your misery Compensate what you lack holding intimacies in your hands Merge their bodies with empty promises And the poison of the loss Of your genius with the disintegration of your sanity Repeatedly in circles You repeat your words A hundred times Sans grace of rhymes Paper airplanes torn in shreds Lie wasted in the grime Of deathly dust Like germs permeating On blackened windows Walls that hear your wails And tales of woes In the end you have lost all reason In the sadness of your gloom Many men have spelled your doom Like an outcast in the desert You were but an empty shell No one there to care for you Though they all gave in to you.. Silent tears deprived the laughter In the midst of all the fame, And all the fortune You have died a lonely and Neglected man But, you are up the skies now And I can just see you smile Waving like a shy schoolboy....... with delicate delight in your eyes, Maybe there, in your spiritual might You shall be free at last For airborne, you are without equal Like a true conqueror of the constellation You shall sleep in an eternal sleep Where all but peace shall stay awake In your heart that is already mended
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angry men who do not know I do not have a dollar or a cig to spare. Ugly irrefutable contagion-handed howlers. Angry mischievous heathens that pantomime on 6:00a.m. sidewalk, Wicker Park gallow stop-sign, choreographed gutter-punk drunk walk. And of all he wants and could ever want splits down his gooey membrane brain in the outline of a noun shaped fragment of a clause, "Couldja spare 80¢ for the train," but of course I don't spare on the ellipsis or the period. Semi-colons I won't! My rubber-bottomed leather boots lash out, heavy scraping sounds trail this mirrored shadow half an angle behind me. ***** Blonde framed sunglasses from American Apparel, a gift from my sister in a folded Ray-Ban case is scattered on last nights bedroom floor, my girlfriend has certainly not noticed, the gloom-coated morning sun spray has not noticed; but I have unzipped a fissure in the ocular lens. My heart skips a beat. Her bedroom might as well have swallowed them whole. Now the house can halt and have the shade, swaying in Spring air in 10:22a.m. shadows. The aviator himself Howard Hughes would strike me with his 488 aircraft. Edwin Starr in his invincible sinister calypso of War would turn me round. I was sturdy as a rock until I began to forget my forgottens. These unknown unknowns I knew I needed. I'm over a quarter-century on to noon going nowhere- and quite blindly. But then, still she could stand upright and find me. Her neck crooked, looking onward through the East, the gristly roots of rhubarb buried in her searching fingernails. She's threaded worse, and of course if I could just tell her- this is the kind of nursing which requires acute temperament and flexibility. I am thus on a journey to strike nonsense and fear from the idiotic vocabulary that put this nonsense in my head. Split through me like a butter knife into my apotropaic. Perhaps tar water could cure my ails. If not, certainly a sliver of vanilla would set me straight. Or if could just rain rain rain all day, then I'd make do without, but she is at school. My pistons are racked and nervous, and I'm not going anywhere but my rucksack stoop. I am camped in midwestern Spring soup. Fog, rain, and shade. The nightmare of day.
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Apr 30, 2014
Apr 30, 2014 at 5:54 PM UTC
Day Lights
angry men who do not know I do not have a dollar or a cig to spare. Ugly irrefutable contagion-handed howlers. Angry mischievous heathens that pantomime on 6:00a.m. sidewalk, Wicker Park gallow stop-sign, choreographed gutter-punk drunk walk. And of all he wants and could ever want splits down his gooey membrane brain in the outline of a noun shaped fragment of a clause, "Couldja spare 80¢ for the train," but of course I don't spare on the ellipsis or the period. Semi-colons I won't! My rubber-bottomed leather boots lash out, heavy scraping sounds trail this mirrored shadow half an angle behind me. ***** Blonde framed sunglasses from American Apparel, a gift from my sister in a folded Ray-Ban case is scattered on last nights bedroom floor, my girlfriend has certainly not noticed, the gloom-coated morning sun spray has not noticed; but I have unzipped a fissure in the ocular lens. My heart skips a beat. Her bedroom might as well have swallowed them whole. Now the house can halt and have the shade, swaying in Spring air in 10:22a.m. shadows. The aviator himself Howard Hughes would strike me with his 488 aircraft. Edwin Starr in his invincible sinister calypso of War would turn me round. I was sturdy as a rock until I began to forget my forgottens. These unknown unknowns I knew I needed. I'm over a quarter-century on to noon going nowhere- and quite blindly. But then, still she could stand upright and find me. Her neck crooked, looking onward through the East, the gristly roots of rhubarb buried in her searching fingernails. She's threaded worse, and of course if I could just tell her- this is the kind of nursing which requires acute temperament and flexibility. I am thus on a journey to strike nonsense and fear from the idiotic vocabulary that put this nonsense in my head. Split through me like a butter knife into my apotropaic. Perhaps tar water could cure my ails. If not, certainly a sliver of vanilla would set me straight. Or if could just rain rain rain all day, then I'd make do without, but she is at school. My pistons are racked and nervous, and I'm not going anywhere but my rucksack stoop. I am camped in midwestern Spring soup. Fog, rain, and shade. The nightmare of day.
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