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#idolize
I picture your arms around me Caressing my hair behind my ear Oh what I would for you to really be here I’d cross the seven seas just to see you smile Just to feel your warm embrace I’d walk a hundred miles Just to see you for a while those are the things I’d do Because nothing, truly nothing, compares to seeing you
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Jul 14, 2021
Jul 14, 2021 at 4:32 PM UTC
Just to see you
I truly over-romanticize I think about them day and night And it isn’t wise Because I know I’m not crossing their mind So why can’t they leave mine? The idea of them dances around in my head From the moment I wake up To the moment I go to bed Oh to have my dreams come true I don’t know what I’d do If I were to finally be with you
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Jul 14, 2021
Jul 14, 2021 at 4:29 PM UTC
My overactive heart
The life you want Is not yours to have The life you want You believe would make you more glad The life you want You covet and try to steal away The life you want Is not yours to claim The life you want Is all my life is THIS IS MY LIFE BUT YOU WANT ME TO GIVE! The life you want Would be two of mine My life is what you want! You've crossed the line The life you want Prohibits me from being special The life you want Will only fire missiles The life you want I can not understand When the life you want Is everything I am...
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Jun 20, 2019
Jun 20, 2019 at 8:41 AM UTC
The life you want
You seem to be infatuated with it. To you, the picture in your hand is perfect and infallible. I'm sorry to inform you, your picture is faded and torn around the edges. It can be hard to see, unless you pull it from the shadow then hold it to the light, but there's imperfection everywhere. Sun spots and water marks cover bits of the figure in the frame. It really isn't worth as much as you thought, but I hope you'll consider keeping it. It looks good hung up on your wall. I'm sorry to disappoint you.
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Jun 30, 2019
Jun 30, 2019 at 7:34 PM UTC
Photographer's Nightmare
I wasted so much time on you the way I idolized it's true and now, I actually kind of regret you
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Mar 21, 2017
Mar 21, 2017 at 12:16 AM UTC
Sorry But True
I idolized you. my idle lies don't begin to explain away the way I explained away the way you walked away though I know you are not what I say though eyes close I cannot push you away
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Feb 23, 2018
Feb 23, 2018 at 1:21 AM UTC
Idols
my idol makes me so incredibly happy but since i aspire to be like her and i know very well that that might not happen my thoughts are flooded with her and even more tears want to come because i aspire but know it probably won't happen
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Oct 14, 2017
Oct 14, 2017 at 11:40 PM UTC
idol.
my first love was young rebellion and how it made me feel. my second love was abuse. I have been asked, on more than one occasion, how I could fall in love with a man who I was scared of. my masochism was inside of me for years before I admitted to it. I like to talk about how I didn’t know that it was wrong for him to hurt me, but somewhere deep in the back of my young mind, I did know. I realize that now. I realize now that maybe I enjoyed it. maybe that was part of it, my own fantasies leaking through the cracks of my innocent, good girl persona. or maybe I truly believed that his abuse was all I deserved. my childhood had taught me that I broke everything that I touched. I came from a broken household with a broken family. I broke both of my legs at one time, and started the next school year with two bright casts. I broke toys that weren’t mine, and ceramic dishes that I threw down too hard, and the hinges of every bedroom door that I slammed shut. I broke hearts, including my own. when I fell in love, I had finally met someone with no conscience and no concept of morality. he was a sociopath, a narcissist, an abuser. he was the perfect subject for my poetry, and the perfect match to my masochism. I looked at him and wrote that he was the diagnoses that flooded the pages of some therapist’s notes. he was the embodiment of the pain that he inflicted, terrifying but somehow too attractive to resist. he was a love story jotted down by a nihilist, a black hole taking me deeper and deeper. he was a blank slate that could not be written over. he was as empty as a bottle in the hands of an alcoholic, a freshly dug grave waiting patiently for a body. I worshipped him like an absent father, idolizing his image as if I had only ever known of his appearance and normality and charm. I acted as if I had no idea that beneath the surface of his skin, he was nothing more than a living corpse. if chaos theory is as real as death, and if I was never traumatized and grew up happily, I doubt that any of this would have happened. but it did. whenever someone asks how I could fall in love with a man who I was scared of, I tell them this. I tell them that I fell in love with him because he was already missing something inside. his mind had glitched somewhere in his past, and then it failed to restart. he did not feel emotions the way that other people do. I’m not sure if he could feel anything at all. he was already broken. I fell in love with him because he was the only thing I had ever encountered that I knew I couldn’t break.
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Oct 17, 2020
Oct 17, 2020 at 1:05 PM UTC
I fell in love with abuse
my first love was young rebellion and how it made me feel. my second love was abuse. I have been asked, on more than one occasion, how I could fall in love with a man who I was scared of. my masochism was inside of me for years before I admitted to it. I like to talk about how I didn’t know that it was wrong for him to hurt me, but somewhere deep in the back of my young mind, I did know. I realize that now. I realize now that maybe I enjoyed it. maybe that was part of it, my own fantasies leaking through the cracks of my innocent, good girl persona. or maybe I truly believed that his abuse was all I deserved. my childhood had taught me that I broke everything that I touched. I came from a broken household with a broken family. I broke both of my legs at one time, and started the next school year with two bright casts. I broke toys that weren’t mine, and ceramic dishes that I threw down too hard, and the hinges of every bedroom door that I slammed shut. I broke hearts, including my own. when I fell in love, I had finally met someone with no conscience and no concept of morality. he was a sociopath, a narcissist, an abuser. he was the perfect subject for my poetry, and the perfect match to my masochism. I looked at him and wrote that he was the diagnoses that flooded the pages of some therapist’s notes. he was the embodiment of the pain that he inflicted, terrifying but somehow too attractive to resist. he was a love story jotted down by a nihilist, a black hole taking me deeper and deeper. he was a blank slate that could not be written over. he was as empty as a bottle in the hands of an alcoholic, a freshly dug grave waiting patiently for a body. I worshipped him like an absent father, idolizing his image as if I had only ever known of his appearance and normality and charm. I acted as if I had no idea that beneath the surface of his skin, he was nothing more than a living corpse. if chaos theory is as real as death, and if I was never traumatized and grew up happily, I doubt that any of this would have happened. but it did. whenever someone asks how I could fall in love with a man who I was scared of, I tell them this. I tell them that I fell in love with him because he was already missing something inside. his mind had glitched somewhere in his past, and then it failed to restart. he did not feel emotions the way that other people do. I’m not sure if he could feel anything at all. he was already broken. I fell in love with him because he was the only thing I had ever encountered that I knew I couldn’t break.
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