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Sensual black, How dark you are, Such a deep deep color The night sky, The pupil in my eye, The camera I carry My black crayons, My black blanket, My favorite jacket In my dreams, so dark, Lingering until I start, In eyes that stare Sensual black, How deep you are, Unlike the others Oh my sensual black.
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Nov 11, 2025
Nov 11, 2025 at 11:52 AM UTC
Sensual Black
The pupil of your eye is like a black hole. please consume me with your pupil and make me eternally yours. Yes, I know even black holes evaporate. But fear not, for I will evaporate with you, into eternity.
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Mar 21, 2025
Mar 21, 2025 at 3:51 AM UTC
Eternity in Your Eyes
Chali just wants attention ignore him, i wanna show you something on my phone simmer down Chali or you will be punished! stop waving your arms around! Chali just wants attention ignore him, i wanna show you something on my phone oh my god! Chali is on fire! Call 911! Chali needs medical attention! Call 911! how do i do that? my phone is acting up...
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Sep 12, 2021
Sep 12, 2021 at 6:40 PM UTC
Chali just needs attention
A white flower wearing an eyeglass, her eyelash rolled Like calla lily, her bright beautiful sciera looks glassy like, brown iris and chocolate pupil rouned, Stood up her face Brighten the Android phone is softly touching, when Funda closed the shop door, she turn her face to me and she said Goodnight Beautiful
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Sep 12, 2020
Sep 12, 2020 at 7:30 AM UTC
She said goodnight
During my lifetime, teachers have been kings. Mr. Ellison, with his football obsession, dared declare the Father worse than der Führer. Across the hall, Mr. Summerhayes gave us life lessons, like adults have first names too. Paul was next in line. A stoker of fiery debate – he painted landscapes on political wings, propaganda and the bluebirds of South Wales. He tried his best but Pete pulled me aside when depression began to blacken my mind. Bigger steps made things more complex. But he welcomed me back to his class, always asked how my mother was doing, embraced my erratic emails and career plans, until we lost contact after his retirement party. Now I write this poem from a pit of shame – a decade on and my destiny remains lost. Sometimes I meet royalty again in the shops. My head is hung and my words are cut short. I’ll never stop trying to be what you thought.
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Sep 8, 2020
Sep 8, 2020 at 4:44 PM UTC
Message To My Teachers
entering a classroom that is not a classroom my pupils inside: i haven't seen them for a long time i want them to listen to me yet the pupils aren't listening; they don't (want to) perceive me. all the time i look at them, they look into another direction. they aren't rebelling or trying to sabotage my lesson; my lesson that isn't a lesson. it's an encounter between an older person and younger persons who aren't young anymore but who haven't grown up yet. the pupils changed into beings-in-between. i can sense that they have become independent. the pupils don't need a teacher anymore; they aren't ready for making a living either.   many teachers need to be needed. most pupils want to be autonomous. teachers will be disappointed by the end of a day. pupils dislike school by the end of most lessons. dear athena, that's wired. isn't it? therefore we need to think about it. we need to ask ourselves: WHAT has to be changed?
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Dec 20, 2019
Dec 20, 2019 at 2:58 AM UTC
A Teacher's Dream (Of the Need To Be Needed)
The whispers of tomorrow tainted the marble walls as the ones in the room painted different shades and visuals of their tomorrow. The one with their hand jittery, spine made of anxiety stutter with their fear coated tongue, the bouncing and rebounding words of the chaos and panic of the heart; the thought of uncertainty that tomorrow dawns upon them. As the word tomorrow is passed on like a parcel amongst the ones sitting the one with their pupils radiant paints yellow and white the hope a new day brings upon, whereas the ambitious shouts that she is a day closer to her goals as she stands armored with passion and dreams. The students have tomorrow tattooed on their tongue, a word that never comes but morphs itself into the word procrastination. But when it comes to me, the moon dissolves into the sun and the sun dissolves into the moon as my yesterday, today and tomorrow become the same; the shades of my life are painted all the same.
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Oct 25, 2019
Oct 25, 2019 at 4:30 PM UTC
Tomorrow
Do it. Rip my heart out. Crush it into tiny little pieces. Feel the warm blood dripping off your hands. See it losing its power and making its last beat. Then. Look into my eyes. Look deep, Look closely. Try to say the word. Try to push it out of your mouth. Feel it on the tip of your tongue. You can’t, can you? For you will see in my drained and salty pupils that it is too late. There is no way back. I dare you. Do it.
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May 16, 2019
May 16, 2019 at 9:15 PM UTC
I dare you
season yourself look for something sweet illusion to some challenge your love it was in your eyes you new it was there noticing the reflection off my spherical bodies where the pupil is the judge retina is waiting passing along the thoughts poetic rhythm unspoken words discernment in the subconscious scrutiny creeping in like salt added to concrete will eventually crumble into a sandy foundation sinking you into self doubt for my thoughts remain sweet searching for unconditional love for it will only exist when parallel universes collide with belief for what you think is unimaginable is imaginable once you decide control your own destiny you’ll rule your kingdom like tomorrow doesn’t exist keep it dialed energy doesn’t lie
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Oct 19, 2018
Oct 19, 2018 at 10:27 AM UTC
joie de vivre
sa kalaliman ng iyong pagtingin, hindi maarok, damdamin ko'y muntik nang malunod aking nakita, ang ‘yong pagkatao sa'yong mga mata, mga matang kay ganda, mga matang nababalot ng kahiwagaan at pagsinta. sa kalaliman na iyong pagtingin, aking narinig, yaong mga salita, mga salita na bago pa man sambitin ng ‘yong mga labi ay narinig na ng aking puso, na tila nagbigay kabuluhan sa damdamin at nagdulot ng kapayapaan sa aking pusong balisa; mga matang kay ganda na tila nangungusap, wala, ni ano, kahit anong salita—– binasag ng ‘yong katahimikan, kaguluhan sa’king isipan. sa kalaliman na iyong pagtingin, mundo ay tumigil, nabihag ang damdamin, aking nadama, dalisay na pagkatao, sa'yong mga mata, mga matang kay ganda mga matang nagrerepresenta, sa makulay na buhay, mistulang mga krayola na nagbibigay kulay sa malamlam at matamlay /// kong pamumuhay. © LMLB
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May 14, 2018
May 14, 2018 at 7:50 PM UTC
Balintataw
A man of knowledge     can be learnt, even though taught. For the teacher who            has forgotten there lessons, Must learn new ways from the pupil..
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Feb 17, 2018
Feb 17, 2018 at 7:47 PM UTC
New Lessons From Younger Thoughts
my drama teacher told me when i was fifteen you say ‘you’ when you mean ‘i’ if you know what i mean she was right, she was right what she said wasn’t a lie she said stand up on the table over there and close your eyes and lean back, lean back into their waiting hands just do it, just do it girl, you’ve got to understand this is life, this is drama, it’s a trust exercise i refused, i refused to comply.
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Jun 23, 2015
Jun 23, 2015 at 1:32 PM UTC
trust exercise
*An island of green In the midst of a sea of white A surge, a jolt within white silence The vapor in the depths of the fog A demon lost in the clouds and hazy blue Like lightning Striking darkness twice Scattered, her eyes of many colors.*
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Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 at 9:55 PM UTC
*Pupil's Iris*
Out there with the shingled road shimmering in the white sun squinting into the periphery, burnt ragged and raw retinas dilation out there in the slathering of sky sleeps your soul
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Feb 17, 2015
Feb 17, 2015 at 7:45 AM UTC
Light
The day they told me you had resigned, I went searching for you. My eyes sharpened to find you like two new Ticonderoga pencils on this timed, standardized test of life. I, your pupil, felt desperate to fill in the bubbles on this journey to fill up my heart again with answers to questions I knew only you could score & tell me were right. But you never had exams in your courses I should've known when you left, that was your way, your blessing to write my dissertation and live my philosophy out, for you, You had given me love, you had always seen what I couldn't; my potential. Who I am, truly. And that's why, from you, I learned everything & could feel internal peace for I learned my purpose & in my search for you again, great teacher, I realized you had never left and the test had never existed. I will still always wonder though where you went. (c) 2014
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Aug 26, 2014
Aug 26, 2014 at 11:18 PM UTC
the professor went missing-the prophet (draft 1)