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Today, the church celebrates the feast of St. Joseph, Jesus' foster father and the spouse of the Blessed ****** Mary. Precious little is known or mentioned about Joseph in the Bible. He was a carpenter, and he was a good man: righteous and honorable. He doesn't say a single word, has a few angelic visits in his sleep with instructions and promptly obeys, and dies quietly sometime between finding Jesus in the temple and when Jesus begins his public ministry. There are a number of times throughout the Bible where God speaks to people in or through dreams. For The Dreamers For all the dreamers and the ones who dare to dream For all the times reality is more than what it seems For all who listen patiently for the call to something more Those who take the chance and walk through the open door To find a piece of paradise where dreams become realized A Heaven where our lives and selves are idealized To those who want a better world and find a lasting peace To those who quest for answers and those, for truth, that seek For all the ones that doubted said "No. It can't be won!" For the ones who still believed there was work yet to be done For all who triumphed. The overcomers and the unsung heroes For all the refugees who are more than ones and zeroes From the Martin Luther Kings to the kid on the streets The homeless and the hungry with no shoes on their feets They too, have dreams, they have futures and a hope The one who sings the one who paints so they can cope Could be just the inspiration that someone so desperately needs To dream, to grow, to rise up and do great deeds Sometimes we wake up with a vision An image or thought clear as day Something inspired and amazing Finding answers and solutions to things that previously vexed The clarity when pieces fall into context If you hear his quiet voice while you sleep Answer: "Your servant is listening. Lord, please speak" Trust that he will lead you and you will not go astray Have faith in the Lord, take heart, listen and obey
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Nov 18, 2024
Nov 18, 2024 at 8:26 PM UTC
For The Dreamers
Today, the church celebrates the feast of St. Joseph, Jesus' foster father and the spouse of the Blessed ****** Mary. Precious little is known or mentioned about Joseph in the Bible. He was a carpenter, and he was a good man: righteous and honorable. He doesn't say a single word, has a few angelic visits in his sleep with instructions and promptly obeys, and dies quietly sometime between finding Jesus in the temple and when Jesus begins his public ministry. There are a number of times throughout the Bible where God speaks to people in or through dreams. For The Dreamers For all the dreamers and the ones who dare to dream For all the times reality is more than what it seems For all who listen patiently for the call to something more Those who take the chance and walk through the open door To find a piece of paradise where dreams become realized A Heaven where our lives and selves are idealized To those who want a better world and find a lasting peace To those who quest for answers and those, for truth, that seek For all the ones that doubted said "No. It can't be won!" For the ones who still believed there was work yet to be done For all who triumphed. The overcomers and the unsung heroes For all the refugees who are more than ones and zeroes From the Martin Luther Kings to the kid on the streets The homeless and the hungry with no shoes on their feets They too, have dreams, they have futures and a hope The one who sings the one who paints so they can cope Could be just the inspiration that someone so desperately needs To dream, to grow, to rise up and do great deeds Sometimes we wake up with a vision An image or thought clear as day Something inspired and amazing Finding answers and solutions to things that previously vexed The clarity when pieces fall into context If you hear his quiet voice while you sleep Answer: "Your servant is listening. Lord, please speak" Trust that he will lead you and you will not go astray Have faith in the Lord, take heart, listen and obey
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Slow Joe Have a heaven, the order, to sulk? With the ought, a handsome moment Considered an angel's heed, will we ever fall? Why? Avid as salt is, we are owed... A pace of might, the times are real, to sigh's Stirring a house for a flower, sincerity is our force? Our salvation of promises, still a world We made, with an overt harmony Two of unity, one of vanity, and none blessing courage With the muse we made, simplicity with legend, only? Tired eyes, that came with life... Saying if not saving, a chance meeting With bared integrity, a fire striving To be, the coming choice, of a worth's meaning? The world owed, the world loved Cares of omnipotence, fate to understate purpose Passion is but a wish away, from a covenant's some Promises found to be, a climate for what heaven knows...
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Mar 28, 2024
Mar 28, 2024 at 7:01 PM UTC
The Taken And The Made, Said We Could?
When the paintbrush of the day is tucked away and the sunset dipped in the forest of the night the moon wanes and waxes down the hills of stars   atop that shady wrap. Who peeps in where the sleeping beauty wakes is any one guess nor it's a amateur's business. Far from the half lit astral canopy any bucket lowered   deep down on the ground into a barrowed well of colours comes up with a Joseph of Cannon the firesome story goes on. The same fire burner is also the same fire extinguisher Alexander the Great intrigued life water cool serene cup of Ab-e Hayat elixir!
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Aug 19, 2022
Aug 19, 2022 at 11:55 AM UTC
Well of Colours
I'm sending you an indigofera tinctora plant it, water it, grow it when it blooms pluck a petal and hold it to your eye look at me through its vulnerable corolla for when you need to see beyond the tangible the little girl you created Aubrey - A not so ordinary girl or name But who's to blame? I'm sending you a stained glass dreamcatcher careful it doesn't break hang it over your bed when you wake, hold it to your eyes look at me for when you need to see my truth Joseph's coat of many colors Aubrey - A not so ordinary girl or name But who's to blame? I'm sending you the promise of a flood-free future take a step closer study it place the promise between us illuminate for when you seed to my truth hate-proof, judge-proof, water-proof Aubrey - A not so ordinary girl or name But who's to blame?
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Sep 16, 2020
Sep 16, 2020 at 10:57 AM UTC
Untitled
I’m not a son or a grandson. I’ll say Politely: I have not memories’ ton! Only my soul is sad night and day That our beloved poet is gone! In New York he left at the dawn of years— In January it was snowing hard. I read his books of poetry and prose From cover to cover for the mind. I know even his number of phone And his home address for writing. But I’m afraid very much of bad form, There’ll be no one letters reading. His memory’ll be memorized, I believe, So that the text in bronze runs On home: “Never be sad, people, time treats grief, Joseph Brodsky lived here, this memorize!” {2020} К 80-ЛЕТИЮ ИОСИФА БРОДСКОГО Я не сын, не внук. Скажу учтиво: У меня воспоминаний нет! Только где-то на душе тоскливо, Что ушёл любимый наш поэт! На рассвете лет ушёл в Нью-Йорке - Снег тогда январский сильно мёл. Книги все его от корки к корке Я стихов и прозы перечёл. Знаю даже номер телефона, Адрес дома – чтобы написать. Но боюсь я очень моветона – Будет письма некому читать. Память – верю я – увековечат. В бронзе текст на доме чтоб гласил: «Не грустите, люди! Время лечит! Здесь Иосиф Бродский раньше жил!» {14.05.2020} Translator - I. Toporov
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May 18, 2020
May 18, 2020 at 9:11 AM UTC
IN JOSEPH BRODSKY’S 80 YEARS’ OCCATION
I’m not a son or a grandson. I’ll say Politely: I have not memories’ ton! Only my soul is sad night and day That our beloved poet is gone! In New York he left at the dawn of years— In January it was snowing hard. I read his books of poetry and prose From cover to cover for the mind. I know even his number of phone And his home address for writing. But I’m afraid very much of bad form, There’ll be no one letters reading. His memory’ll be memorized, I believe, So that the text in bronze runs On home: “Never be sad, people, time treats grief, Joseph Brodsky lived here, this memorize!” {2020} К 80-ЛЕТИЮ ИОСИФА БРОДСКОГО Я не сын, не внук. Скажу учтиво: У меня воспоминаний нет! Только где-то на душе тоскливо, Что ушёл любимый наш поэт! На рассвете лет ушёл в Нью-Йорке - Снег тогда январский сильно мёл. Книги все его от корки к корке Я стихов и прозы перечёл. Знаю даже номер телефона, Адрес дома – чтобы написать. Но боюсь я очень моветона – Будет письма некому читать. Память – верю я – увековечат. В бронзе текст на доме чтоб гласил: «Не грустите, люди! Время лечит! Здесь Иосиф Бродский раньше жил!» {14.05.2020} Translator - I. Toporov
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Ripped shirt, but I am still running with all my might through this house who's doors are all locked, to Light.
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Aug 15, 2019
Aug 15, 2019 at 10:22 AM UTC
Yusuf - Joseph
I tell ya. Angels are not as much of a flight risk as you first may think. The cherubim however are flighty and way more likely to fly off at the baby's first cry Like they've got somewhere else to be. Just try. You'll see. Not even a bye-bye. But angels, oh man. Angels - I'm a fan. You can set your Sat Nav on an Angel. Dreamtime or lunchtime, they'll be your guide. - Sublime. Me and Mary were fans. - Jesus! Put those nails down. If your mum catches you with those, she'll go spare.
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Dec 11, 2018
Dec 11, 2018 at 3:58 PM UTC
Joseph is convinced
It was the green grass there between dipoles holes when bare organic meat the harvest begun their true rein again with a notorious cut of beef ribeyes but ranches nearby her Swanee River oak
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Sep 17, 2018
Sep 17, 2018 at 3:43 PM UTC
Zuleika
There i(s) a certa(i)n place for you (s)ustained in my heart by bro(t)herly lov(e) that you keep (r)eplenishing
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Aug 7, 2018
Aug 7, 2018 at 3:07 AM UTC
Joseph
I'm not Joseph no "no" to temptations thy greatness, O' He grant me a vision to interpret day dreams may I know how to sacrifice me for her kisses on my forehead, flee...
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Jul 23, 2018
Jul 23, 2018 at 7:04 PM UTC
Interpretation
as Potiphar meets despair with his dire wife but highlight in this lustful affair when her dream died and not well in court while her accusations finish rife and Joseph's crown wins the right
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Jun 3, 2018
Jun 3, 2018 at 8:18 AM UTC
Joeseph
Mary holds the lifeless body As tears flow from her eyes Does she also know that Soon her son must rise? Mary holds her baby's hand So little and so frail Does she also understand That they would be pierced by a nail? Mary holds her son close to her chest When they find him teaching Does she feel so blessed that Even to death He is reaching? Mary holds her son to wish him a good day As he works with Joseph at his trade Mary holds our hand as we walk the way God says: see the work my hands have made!
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Apr 20, 2018
Apr 20, 2018 at 8:36 PM UTC
Mary Holds
Along the stairway to Heaven The angels play their harps of gold They sing hymns of ceaseless praise To the prince of peace and king of kings. He came down from Heaven to take his place as man To pay the cost we could not pay was always the plan. I walk along the stairway to Heaven It is a long and challenging climb But I keep my eyes fixed ahead and I make some progress. I do not walk alone for there are many here with me The way we make it up is to help each other. Mary made a path for us and Jesus paved the way Joseph walks beside us lending us his strength Jacob dreams a ladder stretching from Heaven to earth. The cross became the bridge with which to cross The Grand Canyon that is between us and God. Sometimes I feel like I'm close to you Other times I'm miles away and in the dark. Be with me Lord and help me on the way Lord give me strength for the journey. At times the climb is more like a battle Fighting just to keep my feet from falling But when I lose hope I think I feel you calling. The stairway to Heaven will last a lifetime There are many gone before us to help show us To guide and encourage and challenge. Following their light to the source of all light. The stairway to Heaven is not always an easy climb But it has been well worth the struggle every single time.
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Mar 23, 2018
Mar 23, 2018 at 8:02 PM UTC
Stairway to Heaven
From nowhere with love, on the teenth of martober. Dear madam, my darling, my sweet- but of no Importance that is. For your features no longer, To tell the truth, can be remembered. Not yours, Yet no one's best friend. I salute you from one of Five continents, which rests on the cowboys. Then I loved you more than angles, and even "Omni...", Hence, farther I am from you than- both of them. Far away, late at night, at the bottom of valley, In the town, where snow reaches the doorknob. I , Upon the sheet wringling, at least not as may be Described somewhere in the further line, I fluff up the pillow with "you" in a murmur, Over the mountains, which have no bounds or end, In the darkness, with the entire body, all your Features, as would a crazy mirrow, I recreate.
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Dec 12, 2017
Dec 12, 2017 at 12:03 PM UTC
"From nowhere with love..." translation of J. Brodsky
a planter was vaulted in Joseph an architect with ****** Mary's grace when their only secret in vantage with antichrist these sprigs where she was Queen of Plantagenet and ever so paramount hereby in glamorous rouse
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Nov 20, 2017
Nov 20, 2017 at 11:36 AM UTC
a planter
White whiskers rooted above the trumpet player's lips; his body moves like a sci-fi parasite, as he spits out songs at the big bellied, Skecher-chic, boardwalk children. The kids give a moment's interest before passing by like armored flies, if armor were cheap cotton shirts and helicopter parents. Sooner or later, the sunset meets the brim of his hat. It's a mystery as to the speed of the trumpet dropping from his lips to its case, but you'd have to find someone who cares about those types of things. His brown, leather, Payless feet jut outward; away from one another and towards American stores reflecting themselves: Italian restaurant, Thai restaurant, Car Insurance, Dollar Store. Quicker than you'd think, his denim hips are clamped by the wooden arms of a misplaced deck chair, relocated to a dining table as small and low-income as the man who saw the dreamlike orange and purple sky drift away behind the cemetery gray blanket of smoke, rising from a fractured ground littered in mud-bathed, leaking bodies. When the night has only begun to settle in, the man's thick hands carefully adjust her picture, for he fears the paleness of his fingers will leave more of a residue than he is accustomed to. Kept within the copper and green borders, she has only begun life; twenty-three and never having to apologize, there is still so much left to the imagination; her olive grey cheeks are sided to his eyes, ready to be jammed with baby, mommy, and daddy fragments of windshield; waiting for the last embrace of a sturdy steering wheel; her hair still dry and not dampened by insides coming out or the flying weaker-than-you-think half-gallon of whole milk that covered -- or washed, depending on your attitude -- the back of her fifty-three year old head; the eggs fortunately missing twelve times, hitting what was left of the windshield, leaving an image comparable to the wall of a bar that not only has a dartboard but also a man with terrible aim or who had as much alcohol as the man who slipped his car into Margaret and Joseph's life. Joseph looks away from her picture, as his glass eyes begin to shatter. Running fat palms and bulbous fingers through the white, over grown lawn on his scarred scalp, he says her name three times before retiring to the mattress Margaret picked out.
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May 8, 2017
May 8, 2017 at 6:24 PM UTC
21. Virginia; Degenerates
White whiskers rooted above the trumpet player's lips; his body moves like a sci-fi parasite, as he spits out songs at the big bellied, Skecher-chic, boardwalk children. The kids give a moment's interest before passing by like armored flies, if armor were cheap cotton shirts and helicopter parents. Sooner or later, the sunset meets the brim of his hat. It's a mystery as to the speed of the trumpet dropping from his lips to its case, but you'd have to find someone who cares about those types of things. His brown, leather, Payless feet jut outward; away from one another and towards American stores reflecting themselves: Italian restaurant, Thai restaurant, Car Insurance, Dollar Store. Quicker than you'd think, his denim hips are clamped by the wooden arms of a misplaced deck chair, relocated to a dining table as small and low-income as the man who saw the dreamlike orange and purple sky drift away behind the cemetery gray blanket of smoke, rising from a fractured ground littered in mud-bathed, leaking bodies. When the night has only begun to settle in, the man's thick hands carefully adjust her picture, for he fears the paleness of his fingers will leave more of a residue than he is accustomed to. Kept within the copper and green borders, she has only begun life; twenty-three and never having to apologize, there is still so much left to the imagination; her olive grey cheeks are sided to his eyes, ready to be jammed with baby, mommy, and daddy fragments of windshield; waiting for the last embrace of a sturdy steering wheel; her hair still dry and not dampened by insides coming out or the flying weaker-than-you-think half-gallon of whole milk that covered -- or washed, depending on your attitude -- the back of her fifty-three year old head; the eggs fortunately missing twelve times, hitting what was left of the windshield, leaving an image comparable to the wall of a bar that not only has a dartboard but also a man with terrible aim or who had as much alcohol as the man who slipped his car into Margaret and Joseph's life. Joseph looks away from her picture, as his glass eyes begin to shatter. Running fat palms and bulbous fingers through the white, over grown lawn on his scarred scalp, he says her name three times before retiring to the mattress Margaret picked out.
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Joseph is a gifted mind, given a coat by his father, and visions by God. After getting out of prison, Joseph is brought before the Pharaoh , as the Pharaoh believes that Joseph is a "dream interpreter". Joseph explains that he does not interpret dreams, he just tells what he sees in his visions, and that the visions are from God. Pharaoh continues on to tell the 2 dreams he's had constantly: One of 7 good ears of corn eaten up by 7 bad ears. And the next of 7 healthy cows being swallowed up by 7 sickly cows. Pharaoh has had so many of his royal interpreters try to decipher his dreams and none of them could do it. So when he heard about Joseph, he found himself all out of options. And Joseph delivers with this interpretation. The 7 good ears of corn and healthy cows represent 7 years of feast, 7 years of plenty. And the 7 bad ears and sickly cows represent the 7 years of famine that will follow after. And Egypt may not survive if nothing is done. So what can be done? Joseph comes up with this plan: During the years of plenty, take all the grain that Egypt has and store 1/5 of it underground. And then during the years of famine, give the 1/5 back to the people. The plan saved Egypt from starvation and Joseph was made second in command to Pharaoh, and he continued to lead Egypt to great success. This concept of "storing the fifth" can be applied to happiness as well. When things go wrong, or the world is completely against you, find something you know makes you happy... And store it somewhere you can find it later. A good movie, your favourite comfort food, a conversation with an old friend. Something that calms you down and brings you back home. And right now, I may not be in the middle of a 7 year famine, but I am working through a starvation of my own. So I am picking up the nearest shovel and I am digging for my stored fifth. Problem is... I still have no idea where it is.
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Apr 20, 2017
Apr 20, 2017 at 4:49 AM UTC
The Joseph Effect [Part I]
Joseph is a gifted mind, given a coat by his father, and visions by God. After getting out of prison, Joseph is brought before the Pharaoh , as the Pharaoh believes that Joseph is a "dream interpreter". Joseph explains that he does not interpret dreams, he just tells what he sees in his visions, and that the visions are from God. Pharaoh continues on to tell the 2 dreams he's had constantly: One of 7 good ears of corn eaten up by 7 bad ears. And the next of 7 healthy cows being swallowed up by 7 sickly cows. Pharaoh has had so many of his royal interpreters try to decipher his dreams and none of them could do it. So when he heard about Joseph, he found himself all out of options. And Joseph delivers with this interpretation. The 7 good ears of corn and healthy cows represent 7 years of feast, 7 years of plenty. And the 7 bad ears and sickly cows represent the 7 years of famine that will follow after. And Egypt may not survive if nothing is done. So what can be done? Joseph comes up with this plan: During the years of plenty, take all the grain that Egypt has and store 1/5 of it underground. And then during the years of famine, give the 1/5 back to the people. The plan saved Egypt from starvation and Joseph was made second in command to Pharaoh, and he continued to lead Egypt to great success. This concept of "storing the fifth" can be applied to happiness as well. When things go wrong, or the world is completely against you, find something you know makes you happy... And store it somewhere you can find it later. A good movie, your favourite comfort food, a conversation with an old friend. Something that calms you down and brings you back home. And right now, I may not be in the middle of a 7 year famine, but I am working through a starvation of my own. So I am picking up the nearest shovel and I am digging for my stored fifth. Problem is... I still have no idea where it is.
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A guy who hates cussing with a girl with turrets A girl with ocd with a guy who's a mess A guy who likes to wing it with a girl with a schedule A girl who wakes up early with a guy that sleeps without rule They're too different to remain together But maybe they'll be perfect for each other
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Apr 13, 2017
Apr 13, 2017 at 11:03 AM UTC
Opposites attract
Saint Joseph the Just for every man Saint Joseph in a dreary winter night Took to himself a Newborn not his own Yet who is always his, the Child of Light Whose crib Saint Joseph knew to be a throne Saint Joseph shows men truth: each child is ours Adopted by each good man upon birth True fatherhood ordained in starlit hours And ratified in Heaven and on earth Saint Joseph is the man who looked into The eyes of Mary in her happy youth This strong man looked into her eyes and knew She bore within her all eternal Truth Our witness is Saint Joseph, ever just: God calls each man to take each child in trust
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Mar 19, 2017
Mar 19, 2017 at 8:59 AM UTC
Saint Joseph the Just
He was a galaxy, she was part of every song He was in my bed, she was in my head He could give me the future I want, she can give me the excitement I need He was happiness and she was pleasure He was hope and she was nostalgia
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Mar 5, 2017
Mar 5, 2017 at 12:39 PM UTC
I Wouldnt Mind the Crimson
A thing of the graved past Is not relevant at all. But things you did not disclose Is a deep dark nightmare call. There was this noble boy Who you've said have courted you. You said he's a good friend And he liked you. I see he loves cars and travel More often than you do, A noble inheritor of a family firm With an atlethic frame and hue. But,  the way you describe him Sounded like he has no mere value. And me: I believed in the light Of your tongues' sweet fondue. Of all this precious time, My mind have held your stories Grasped and chained Optimistic and unworried Of all this time, doubts. Yes doubting was never an option Nor an attempt to juice Even the slightest blood potion Until Unexpectedly time came, Yes on your twentieth birthday, Expectant was not in the thoughts Of positivism I've had for years. Unaware and extremely honest Smiling with a chance to navigate Your smart phone's veins Having a funny faith. Until someone peeped and popped From the large screen landscape. And I never knew That it was the pivot of my life Nor a wrist sliding through a knife. The SMS said, "I love you". Then blah blah, "missed you" And all of the mumbled I've seen, Numbed my soul and ego. I got wounded. Deeply wounded. Every word, there's a stab In my heart, cutting every veins Feeling the friction and I rub My eye, it has water I see flowing, You loved him more than the sun And I see the young persona of you Blinkering infront the gun Like a gun, Pointed at my temples I've found my self humbly destroyed, As I knew you missed the guy, And how you were overjoyed. Devasted in every word Knees are trembling with grief I never knew that I could, Incorporate you with disbelief. And as you came in the room I immediately handed your phone, And pulled the "surprise" curtain And greeted you with a nice tone. "Happy birthday, Darling" I love you so much. With tears, Streaming, spine shivering, Caught off guard by the latch. Then I stayed. Yes I'm invinsible And strong as a boxer in the ring. I've faced your family Despite of the heavy sting. Then the lights activated And someone whispered me And said "hey sweetie" "The breakfast is ready" I quickly jumped up out the bed, And sip my good coffee As I think of memories Escaping the reality. Looking at the kids My heart beats faster than the bullet As I look at your picture In my treasure box's closet. Then my wife whispered to me, "Hunny, who is she?" I said she is an ex giflfriend Who cheated me nasty As my wife and I are alone She asked me, "why?" I wrote this poem, And I almost died. Then I woke up again Realizing it was just another dream; I've found my 26 year old self Decided to empty this bin A bin full of trash From memories who hurted my home My heart and my brain woke up Feeling pained and all alone.
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May 14, 2016
May 14, 2016 at 4:32 AM UTC
Sleight of hand
A thing of the graved past Is not relevant at all. But things you did not disclose Is a deep dark nightmare call. There was this noble boy Who you've said have courted you. You said he's a good friend And he liked you. I see he loves cars and travel More often than you do, A noble inheritor of a family firm With an atlethic frame and hue. But,  the way you describe him Sounded like he has no mere value. And me: I believed in the light Of your tongues' sweet fondue. Of all this precious time, My mind have held your stories Grasped and chained Optimistic and unworried Of all this time, doubts. Yes doubting was never an option Nor an attempt to juice Even the slightest blood potion Until Unexpectedly time came, Yes on your twentieth birthday, Expectant was not in the thoughts Of positivism I've had for years. Unaware and extremely honest Smiling with a chance to navigate Your smart phone's veins Having a funny faith. Until someone peeped and popped From the large screen landscape. And I never knew That it was the pivot of my life Nor a wrist sliding through a knife. The SMS said, "I love you". Then blah blah, "missed you" And all of the mumbled I've seen, Numbed my soul and ego. I got wounded. Deeply wounded. Every word, there's a stab In my heart, cutting every veins Feeling the friction and I rub My eye, it has water I see flowing, You loved him more than the sun And I see the young persona of you Blinkering infront the gun Like a gun, Pointed at my temples I've found my self humbly destroyed, As I knew you missed the guy, And how you were overjoyed. Devasted in every word Knees are trembling with grief I never knew that I could, Incorporate you with disbelief. And as you came in the room I immediately handed your phone, And pulled the "surprise" curtain And greeted you with a nice tone. "Happy birthday, Darling" I love you so much. With tears, Streaming, spine shivering, Caught off guard by the latch. Then I stayed. Yes I'm invinsible And strong as a boxer in the ring. I've faced your family Despite of the heavy sting. Then the lights activated And someone whispered me And said "hey sweetie" "The breakfast is ready" I quickly jumped up out the bed, And sip my good coffee As I think of memories Escaping the reality. Looking at the kids My heart beats faster than the bullet As I look at your picture In my treasure box's closet. Then my wife whispered to me, "Hunny, who is she?" I said she is an ex giflfriend Who cheated me nasty As my wife and I are alone She asked me, "why?" I wrote this poem, And I almost died. Then I woke up again Realizing it was just another dream; I've found my 26 year old self Decided to empty this bin A bin full of trash From memories who hurted my home My heart and my brain woke up Feeling pained and all alone.
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So it's us against ourselves. The mind is the adversary. And what is that? A mere dream within a dream. What does forever mean? Some hazy lines... A blur of self, A little talk, Between you and me? *A heart lost in translation is in me, while forever is to be free of wonder. Humans hungry for home and hopeful for hunger. Life is one long plunder For the lost ones of Silent thunder.* Are these lost ones so lost? Or will these sons of thunder Flash like lightning? How far do you have to go Before no one understands at all? *As far as the fog found clouding the light that sits quiet in the souls of the stormborn. The light that breaks the beaten barriers of sound and gives life to the lifeless.* That distant light called Hope by some; A hope that may only protract disharmony. A skillful prolongation To the battered. It is said that hurt is proof of love, But what's left to prove When the uncalmed storm Engulfs us? *By light I live, but by love I die. Pray to every god that we are left in the eye. The only proof we need is meaning, something bold to live by. But we crave happiness, and there can only be one, So what could anyone do but try and cry?*
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Mar 23, 2015
Mar 23, 2015 at 8:04 PM UTC
souls in a storm // joseph paris
It's been a long and lonely daylight. There was nothing but the sun Then you came and lit my sadness apart With your bubbly smile. Darling you don't have to tell me, Just a signal and it's done. I don't really know the reason you exist, But tell me it's worth your while. But tell me it's worth your while. I never really know if we can get a conversation but every bit of you makes me high It's been a long and fruitful friendship I'm heading north, you're going east. But you know that I will never forget, that our times have got you high.
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Mar 1, 2015
Mar 1, 2015 at 7:46 PM UTC
Flint