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"abetting" poems
♦   ♦   ♦ She was an earnest devotée. Her ideals, birthed in Chardonnay were globally diverse (read: white). A liberal bark preceded bite. Her crystal clearer than her vision; she provoked bemused derision as she breathed intolerance toward all who would not dance her dance. She swooned for distant pagan tribes, attuned to their exotic vibes – rapt in multi-culti piety strangely deaf to her own society, judged by her as abomination; unredeemed. The background station always stuck on N.P.R. (the soundtrack of her culture war, Pacifica News and Democracy Nows, and other progressive holy cows) Her motherland a shameful mystery: guilty first, and void of history – its origins defiled, corrupted… while she enjoyed uninterrupted freedom to pursue her whims: misguided one-world global hymns. The sisterhood of hu(man) kind was foremost in her earnest mind – even should that same sisterhood be sealed by her well-meaning blood. Out on a date with global death she hoped to unify the earth in solidarity with causes led by killers, warlord bosses, thugs she never knew existed who, if she’d met she’d have resisted. Her theory landed far from her praxis spun, by default, on an evil axis. Hot with zeal she fumed and stormed quite certain she was well-informed, at benefits, non-profit functions rallies, boycotts, left-wing luncheons; warm with righteous spite for Israel, aiding and abetting Ishmael with fellow-travelers, like-minded similarly hateful, blinded, rattling sabers, scimitars, axes… (lunacy never wanes, but waxes hotter with the passing years as activists confront their fears). She finally shilled for the Intifada (stopping short of reciting Shahada), reaching out to the terrorist with righteous raised progressive fist… offering thus her neck to blade: collateral to be repaid by murderers who couldn’t care less about her open-mindedness.
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Sep 9, 2015
Sep 9, 2015 at 9:57 PM UTC
Suicide by Diversity
♦   ♦   ♦ She was an earnest devotée. Her ideals, birthed in Chardonnay were globally diverse (read: white). A liberal bark preceded bite. Her crystal clearer than her vision; she provoked bemused derision as she breathed intolerance toward all who would not dance her dance. She swooned for distant pagan tribes, attuned to their exotic vibes – rapt in multi-culti piety strangely deaf to her own society, judged by her as abomination; unredeemed. The background station always stuck on N.P.R. (the soundtrack of her culture war, Pacifica News and Democracy Nows, and other progressive holy cows) Her motherland a shameful mystery: guilty first, and void of history – its origins defiled, corrupted… while she enjoyed uninterrupted freedom to pursue her whims: misguided one-world global hymns. The sisterhood of hu(man) kind was foremost in her earnest mind – even should that same sisterhood be sealed by her well-meaning blood. Out on a date with global death she hoped to unify the earth in solidarity with causes led by killers, warlord bosses, thugs she never knew existed who, if she’d met she’d have resisted. Her theory landed far from her praxis spun, by default, on an evil axis. Hot with zeal she fumed and stormed quite certain she was well-informed, at benefits, non-profit functions rallies, boycotts, left-wing luncheons; warm with righteous spite for Israel, aiding and abetting Ishmael with fellow-travelers, like-minded similarly hateful, blinded, rattling sabers, scimitars, axes… (lunacy never wanes, but waxes hotter with the passing years as activists confront their fears). She finally shilled for the Intifada (stopping short of reciting Shahada), reaching out to the terrorist with righteous raised progressive fist… offering thus her neck to blade: collateral to be repaid by murderers who couldn’t care less about her open-mindedness.
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Ask Germany for they surely know The tales of Heil ****** death and gray snow As the blonde Fraulein's with blue eyes Strolled the avenues inviting and slow. Delicate flakes kissed the putrid air   Neath their feet lay the ashes of innocent souls The ****** winds of approaching war and salvation would blow. Oh Germany my liebchen There is no denial Mitt dear you were patriotically complacent Turning your eyes away in shame Pretending you could not face it Sipping schnaps ignoring and abetting the genocide from afar In warm cafes that closed its doors tightly shut Smugly shunning the arm branded gold stars 6 million and counting were blindly lead to slaughter There was no preference Only Jews non human Beneath their feet It was of little matter. Cast your eyes to the floor For my lady you most surely did know When the smell of fresh death filled your nostrils Drifting down from tall stacks   The scent of pungent thick gray snow Some would feign surprise Others of course truly were But those touched by evil Denied ****** freely committed and known   Whence sprang the fire source The smell of charred flesh Into the sky ablaze the souls arose   So came the infamous days Of falling gray snow. Tammy M. Darby Jan. 17, 2018.
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Jan 12, 2018
Jan 12, 2018 at 6:12 PM UTC
The Gray Snow
A few strokes of bad luck What else could it possibly be? A ****** up coincidence? Or lack of empathy Fingernails grow like ice crystals Lying by omission Aiding and abetting Vandalize all that's beautiful In this world that's not worth living    Love letter in calligraphy   Doodle in the margins Images Of something that's just not me We're just friends Lies and and false emotions Follow you like smoke follows beauty I wanna hate you It's not easy We're just friends It's not easy To hate someone you love I wanna hate you Like I can hate myself
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Jan 21, 2011
Jan 21, 2011 at 6:32 PM UTC
My Capulet Charm
Oh Atlantis where art thou? Deep within the abyss, far beyond the maze of madness, bewildered in the wilderness, hungry 40 days. Hidden from thine eyes are journeys unexplored where life begins within. How do I summarize what lies within the mind of your mankind, being of a kind, man in kind. Concealed in the center of your mental’s universe, dictating life’s travesties and endeavors. Stories unfold, as the ages pass unfolding reality, unraveling the mystery of the conscious deep inside. For what hath thou experienced? And what doth thou have to give? Wisdom forever disputes thine intellects irregularities. Forewarning us of the days to come embracing the adventures that lie ahead. Trial dare not stop us hinder us or beget us. We must fight through the mystery of your history overcoming adversity and demise, triumphantly striving. Many uncharted paths lie ahead therefore unlock your iron gates, which gives us vision. Bid us to come in. Release what the pulse knows true. Breakaway from the pain that has you chained, hiding beneath, aiding and abetting prophesy, so that those beyond will see… Oh Atlantis…Where art thou?
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Aug 15, 2013
Aug 15, 2013 at 8:23 AM UTC
Atlantis: City Of The Mind
We’re tying our shoes-- as we think about the day's gifts           Holding strings-- curling ribbons with latent sweat "I’'ve heard they’ll pull us through-- we tie around each box           eyelets, through tunnels and catacombs."-- a shimmering luster abetting beyond the sky. Today we mourn those drained sausage-limbs at noon-time      --(Sallow-cheeked mistresses and fortunes abounding         for those who have time for such things.) With tears      --hiding the feelings of those who have none                   slapping the ground. We see            every unfurling light combine with blots of pity                                                  to fortify prairie grass. And I remember an old gravel highway that separates my family and church from geologic build-up which the wind is slowly chewing. I can't be with them-- like the western, sandy steppes of Nebraska,      I can't hold water, and their loving nourishment sinks through me.      My arms won't be like ribbons, in an embrace of the dead’s remitting tendrils.      As I lay outstretched on the Sand Hills, shielding my belly from the desert sun;      boring water trapped in caverns under neatly wound sweat-bows and boxes I, one day, too, cry emaciated tears.      Surely, we are tethered firmly to the spool, dangling with tensity on the tines of breath, shimmering, aloft-- but also, don’t forget: We are fastened by a knot above our leather casing      holding the body in-piece and being manipulated at once.      We decorate the boxes, in which we are to lie with wet, green ribbon, pulled through rocky soil by course, chapped hands.
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Mar 1, 2012
Mar 1, 2012 at 2:16 AM UTC
Shoelace
We’re tying our shoes-- as we think about the day's gifts           Holding strings-- curling ribbons with latent sweat "I’'ve heard they’ll pull us through-- we tie around each box           eyelets, through tunnels and catacombs."-- a shimmering luster abetting beyond the sky. Today we mourn those drained sausage-limbs at noon-time      --(Sallow-cheeked mistresses and fortunes abounding         for those who have time for such things.) With tears      --hiding the feelings of those who have none                   slapping the ground. We see            every unfurling light combine with blots of pity                                                  to fortify prairie grass. And I remember an old gravel highway that separates my family and church from geologic build-up which the wind is slowly chewing. I can't be with them-- like the western, sandy steppes of Nebraska,      I can't hold water, and their loving nourishment sinks through me.      My arms won't be like ribbons, in an embrace of the dead’s remitting tendrils.      As I lay outstretched on the Sand Hills, shielding my belly from the desert sun;      boring water trapped in caverns under neatly wound sweat-bows and boxes I, one day, too, cry emaciated tears.      Surely, we are tethered firmly to the spool, dangling with tensity on the tines of breath, shimmering, aloft-- but also, don’t forget: We are fastened by a knot above our leather casing      holding the body in-piece and being manipulated at once.      We decorate the boxes, in which we are to lie with wet, green ribbon, pulled through rocky soil by course, chapped hands.
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Snuggled in Downey, five-hundred thread county, creating, in brushed cotton flannel she's sewn his panels, he's waiting when down in the subway he sits on a nail and jumping up, empties his cup on the rail the coppers subdue him, and drag him to jail, parading. Stripped to the drawers for a search they discovered the flannel panel when asked of the man who had frozen his can in the English channel he gave them the name of his seamstress and then discovered that inside the panel was penned, a note from the woman who goes by Sangwen de Lemanel: "If you find this it means you have bust loose the seams of your winsulation come back to my shack, I'll be happy to tack without hintsulation of course, if by chance, you'd be wanting some scones while I fix up your pants, you can warm up your bones and I'll double the thickness and strength for your own consolation". Though the note in the pants, at a glance, hardly worth the debating somewhat cryptic in places, suggested the seamstress was dating could it be that this maiden with needle and thread was hiding an inmate who'd recently fled it was suspect, her stitch-work, a cover: abetting and aiding. Intent upon solving the case of the note in the panel Sherlock Dannel rode down to the seamstress and brought her some flannel "I've sewn quilts, without guilt, for the queen, rest her soul, and the king wore my hats, though his head had a hole but the rest of my work will attest to my innocence, Dannel". And Sherlock, so taken with Sangwen, whose voice was sedating missed the gist of her kiss, but the point of this pistol elating "See I'm really quite good with a needle and thread but in cases left traces of blood on the dead when my needles were shed from drawers of the bores who were waiting." The man was immersed, but well versed in the curse of the smitten he saw that this seamstress was shrewd and her verses well written and hiding her needles and notes could avail in busting loose criminals down at the jail and if he had his way, on this day, in the pen she'd be knittin'
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Sep 2, 2013
Sep 2, 2013 at 11:39 PM UTC
Sanguen DeLamanel
Snuggled in Downey, five-hundred thread county, creating, in brushed cotton flannel she's sewn his panels, he's waiting when down in the subway he sits on a nail and jumping up, empties his cup on the rail the coppers subdue him, and drag him to jail, parading. Stripped to the drawers for a search they discovered the flannel panel when asked of the man who had frozen his can in the English channel he gave them the name of his seamstress and then discovered that inside the panel was penned, a note from the woman who goes by Sangwen de Lemanel: "If you find this it means you have bust loose the seams of your winsulation come back to my shack, I'll be happy to tack without hintsulation of course, if by chance, you'd be wanting some scones while I fix up your pants, you can warm up your bones and I'll double the thickness and strength for your own consolation". Though the note in the pants, at a glance, hardly worth the debating somewhat cryptic in places, suggested the seamstress was dating could it be that this maiden with needle and thread was hiding an inmate who'd recently fled it was suspect, her stitch-work, a cover: abetting and aiding. Intent upon solving the case of the note in the panel Sherlock Dannel rode down to the seamstress and brought her some flannel "I've sewn quilts, without guilt, for the queen, rest her soul, and the king wore my hats, though his head had a hole but the rest of my work will attest to my innocence, Dannel". And Sherlock, so taken with Sangwen, whose voice was sedating missed the gist of her kiss, but the point of this pistol elating "See I'm really quite good with a needle and thread but in cases left traces of blood on the dead when my needles were shed from drawers of the bores who were waiting." The man was immersed, but well versed in the curse of the smitten he saw that this seamstress was shrewd and her verses well written and hiding her needles and notes could avail in busting loose criminals down at the jail and if he had his way, on this day, in the pen she'd be knittin'
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apparently allegations amassed around all alligators about acquiring amputated arms, ascertaining algorithms and abetting abhorred abolitionists.
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Feb 20, 2013
Feb 20, 2013 at 3:06 PM UTC
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~~~ someday soon gonna reread the four figures of my poems over lifetime inked, divvy  them up by what each is about, assemblage of the themes of me review the who what when and weird of this guy through his own eyes multiplying confessions of graces and disgraces particular to recover, desirous of collecting those poems that: *valorize society’s strugglers and stragglers...humans doing the work of living*^ don't know how many will be uncovered, but here's hoping there are plenty, needy of recovery and uncovering the poet and worthy of pointing too, valuation markers of a decent human strugglers, stragglers, those from all over this world and lives that can only visualize no-horizon-in-sight oceans sailors, from ports unvisited, some even, still undiscovered, working ****** and women, not those, don't owners of fancy dress whites, topped of by jaunty angelic-angled caps the ones I sought and seek, grime and coal dust etched into every ****** crevice, ink under fingernails, in obscurity, toil in windowless engine rooms, in the nooks in libraries hiding, satisfied with a moment of glory, and a lasting hand upon their wracked minds these are my mates, sharing fates of woeful countenances of bruised bodies, recipients of hardest blows repetitious, comrades in open arms the unflavored, unfavored of sons and daughters, unblessed with sobs and smacks, who rare lift the head in hope the sufferers of ignominy of the prison of their existence, for those I write, have, will, and willing to do it till I see a chin rising, white of eyes gleaming, a hand delisted, arms defused of black weights come to me, words, encouragement, perspective, that this too shall pass believing ain't easy, take it from one who couldn't see happy endings, but had no choice but to choose to, now prepped, ready for my arms to do some serious uplifting, shoulders heavy-loaded and wide of loads, eager for honest work, aiding and abetting the stragglers and and stragglers... humans doing the work of living, deserving for valuation, awaiting their salutation, and relief, even if, tiny and small, a slim volume of poems, that but one poet provided
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Aug 22, 2015
Aug 22, 2015 at 8:47 AM UTC
the themes of me/valorize the strugglers
~~~ someday soon gonna reread the four figures of my poems over lifetime inked, divvy  them up by what each is about, assemblage of the themes of me review the who what when and weird of this guy through his own eyes multiplying confessions of graces and disgraces particular to recover, desirous of collecting those poems that: *valorize society’s strugglers and stragglers...humans doing the work of living*^ don't know how many will be uncovered, but here's hoping there are plenty, needy of recovery and uncovering the poet and worthy of pointing too, valuation markers of a decent human strugglers, stragglers, those from all over this world and lives that can only visualize no-horizon-in-sight oceans sailors, from ports unvisited, some even, still undiscovered, working ****** and women, not those, don't owners of fancy dress whites, topped of by jaunty angelic-angled caps the ones I sought and seek, grime and coal dust etched into every ****** crevice, ink under fingernails, in obscurity, toil in windowless engine rooms, in the nooks in libraries hiding, satisfied with a moment of glory, and a lasting hand upon their wracked minds these are my mates, sharing fates of woeful countenances of bruised bodies, recipients of hardest blows repetitious, comrades in open arms the unflavored, unfavored of sons and daughters, unblessed with sobs and smacks, who rare lift the head in hope the sufferers of ignominy of the prison of their existence, for those I write, have, will, and willing to do it till I see a chin rising, white of eyes gleaming, a hand delisted, arms defused of black weights come to me, words, encouragement, perspective, that this too shall pass believing ain't easy, take it from one who couldn't see happy endings, but had no choice but to choose to, now prepped, ready for my arms to do some serious uplifting, shoulders heavy-loaded and wide of loads, eager for honest work, aiding and abetting the stragglers and and stragglers... humans doing the work of living, deserving for valuation, awaiting their salutation, and relief, even if, tiny and small, a slim volume of poems, that but one poet provided
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I see you look the other way     forbearing a feigned sigh feeling the restrained ache amidst      a myopic casual glance             from the corner              of your eyes so beautiful ― oh so beautiful             so afraid the sun might                       catch you crying hearing the silent refrain  echo       like hindsight in a box of tears abetting an awkward growing distance         manifest   reality  weighted          gravity pushing down stronger    pacing the cage           door       swung   open with nowhere left to go Its not just a dead end                           crossroads in the wake of some aftermath       a portal passed            through            long ago   where mazy shadows      linger like memories           of someone      you used to know come rain or come shine     falling leaves return to the roots like teardrops return to your heart love is stronger than death and..., there's no such thing as fair
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May 7, 2017
May 7, 2017 at 1:14 PM UTC
no such thing as fair
This house we fool around in, beloved. this crumbled, shattered, defiled old home is one of memories I felt true love in. And winds of change I fear it gone with old. The sun with awful purpose is setting. I beg, please stay, just a while longer. The destructive rain seems to you, abetting I remember when you looked at me much fonder. Without that ruined, abandoned, white house just how will I remember how this started? All on that roof, you and I, friends about I released my love for you, once guarded. But now, you and your fickle heart forget me and I still love you, and cry in memory.
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Apr 30, 2013
Apr 30, 2013 at 11:20 PM UTC
Love is a Battlefield
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Feb 25, 2018
Feb 25, 2018 at 6:46 PM UTC
addictive ampoules annihilate after alluring
awesome apothecary addressed as Agamemnon alleviates anxiety, and alimentary aggravation anodyne appeasement arrests ailment amphetamines acquaintanceship assuages agonizing aches also advocates amorousness assiduously activating admiration aggressive attacks assault air afoul affable affinity affects adumbration anatomical accidental addiction attested as academic, although afterward abnegation absolutely arduous, affianced attired apparently as an anomaly Ares and Abyssinian Astarte admixture acquiescence affliction affected adroitly, and abruptly abends accessible altruistic alms axed albeit admonishing, alluding, and attributing authored autonomous anonymous adroit arriviste agents accompanying as accomplished accomplices accredited ace advertisers applaud ascendent assaults amidst agonizing appeals acting all acrimoniously apropos avowedly ardently, and antagonistically, agitating appositely advocating ancillary assistance addict adrift afloat anchors away assails along, among, and an alias archenemy - adorned abominable assassin alters ambition adroitly, aggressively, absolutely addict announces asseveration against avid admonishment alarmingly annulling authentic affiliation anew anonymous ability acclaims alignment aegis actually adversarial abetting attrition appetite acceleration ascendent after aplenty anesthetization additionally activating arced analogous arrow advancing added abdominal and arterial agony abject ambivalence arrests accomplishments attainable any artistic avocation absconded asper auditorial approbation, animadversion artificial aggrandizement abrogates astuteness appropriate adjudication affronted alternative afforded amnesty about acing audioslave as aerosmith ambition assumes arriviste affectation already appalling alacrity awakens amendment although Awol administration adamant acrimonious affront agonizingly attributable announces another afterworld apparent ailing apparition ardent allegiance asking anyone appreciable affix apathy abounds attending apriorism allotment.
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Snuggled in Downey, five-hundred thread county, creating, in brushed cotton flannel she'd sewn his panels, he's waiting when down in the subway he sits on a nail and jumping up, empties his cup on the rail the coppers subdue him, and drag him to jail, parading. Stripped to the drawers for a search they discovered the flannel panel when asked of the man who had frozen his can in the English channel he gave them the name of his seamstress and then discovered that inside the panel was penned, a note from the woman who goes by Sangwen de Lemanel: "If you find this it means you have bust loose the seams of your insulation come back to my shack and I'll cover the cost of my consultation and then, if by chance, you'd be wanting some scones while I fix up your pants, you can warm up your bones and I'll double the thickness and strength for your own consolation". Though the note in the pants, at a glance, hardly worth the debating somewhat cryptic in places, suggested the seamstress was dating could it be that this maiden with needle and thread was hiding an inmate who'd recently fled it was suspect, her stitch-work, a cover: abetting and aiding. Intent upon solving the case of the note in the panel Sherlock Dannel rode down to the seamstress and brought her some flannel "I've sewn quilts, without guilt, for the queen, rest her soul, and the king wore my hats, though his head had a hole but the rest of my work will attest to my innocence, Dannel". And Sherlock, so taken with Sangwen, whose voice was sedating missed the gist of her kiss, but the point of this pistol elating "See I'm really quite good with a needle and thread but in cases left traces of blood on the dead when my needles were shed from drawers of the bores who were waiting." The man was immersed, but well versed in the curse of the smitten he saw that this seamstress was shrewd and her verses well written and hiding her needles and notes could avail in busting loose criminals down at the jail and if he had his way, on this day, in the pen she'd be knittin'.
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Nov 6, 2014
Nov 6, 2014 at 9:04 PM UTC
Sanguen De LaManel
Snuggled in Downey, five-hundred thread county, creating, in brushed cotton flannel she'd sewn his panels, he's waiting when down in the subway he sits on a nail and jumping up, empties his cup on the rail the coppers subdue him, and drag him to jail, parading. Stripped to the drawers for a search they discovered the flannel panel when asked of the man who had frozen his can in the English channel he gave them the name of his seamstress and then discovered that inside the panel was penned, a note from the woman who goes by Sangwen de Lemanel: "If you find this it means you have bust loose the seams of your insulation come back to my shack and I'll cover the cost of my consultation and then, if by chance, you'd be wanting some scones while I fix up your pants, you can warm up your bones and I'll double the thickness and strength for your own consolation". Though the note in the pants, at a glance, hardly worth the debating somewhat cryptic in places, suggested the seamstress was dating could it be that this maiden with needle and thread was hiding an inmate who'd recently fled it was suspect, her stitch-work, a cover: abetting and aiding. Intent upon solving the case of the note in the panel Sherlock Dannel rode down to the seamstress and brought her some flannel "I've sewn quilts, without guilt, for the queen, rest her soul, and the king wore my hats, though his head had a hole but the rest of my work will attest to my innocence, Dannel". And Sherlock, so taken with Sangwen, whose voice was sedating missed the gist of her kiss, but the point of this pistol elating "See I'm really quite good with a needle and thread but in cases left traces of blood on the dead when my needles were shed from drawers of the bores who were waiting." The man was immersed, but well versed in the curse of the smitten he saw that this seamstress was shrewd and her verses well written and hiding her needles and notes could avail in busting loose criminals down at the jail and if he had his way, on this day, in the pen she'd be knittin'.
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I feel that it is not my pen but Your's that strikes these chords. I feel that Your's is the abetting and the glory of sanity on virginal paper.
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Jul 14, 2010
Jul 14, 2010 at 10:25 PM UTC
I feel
This food was bad. The grease dripped off the polystyrene into the bowl as if life itself was disgusting. He sat in his flat, unable to write. How ironic that a writer with so much experience couldn’t write his own story. He was so good at observing everyone else. Then the haze of dubstep pounded through his apartment walls and he imagined a ****** scene in which the cops would find his neighbours filleted on the floor and all over their filthy couches. The blood spatter, the details in which their ears had been molested as he felt his were... what happened to real music? He felt raw. He felt injustice. He felt motion in his fingertips and began to type. Ferocious typing. Typing to the beat, angrily aiding and abetting this criminal assault on his senses. He stopped to take the last sip of his last warm beer. He smiled…
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Apr 14, 2015
Apr 14, 2015 at 2:16 PM UTC
The Writer
13th October, 2016 To all this will concern: I sit alone. I just sit. When I breathe, I try not to stir the air and make sails out of cobwebs. When I breathe, I urge my chest not to furrow my shirt. When I breathe, I almost die so that I'm barely breathing. For who should want my breath to be more than a whimper? If I breathe, butterflies can take the day off, for my breaths will churn hurricanes. They'll cause wars in the far reaches of the universe. They'll make God sneeze. "Oh, I'm sorry... bad breath." If I breathe, I'll be presumed alive. I'll have to work. I'll work for big tobacco, or BP or the mafia: whichever one. My ecological footprint will be the bodies of your loved ones. I'll do this because, if I work at the grocery store, who knows when I'll sell food to the local serial killer. I'll be aiding and abetting the 9 to 5 of Freddy down Elm street! Who wants that? No, no. Yes, I'm right, it's better this way. And if you push me. If you so much as touch me. Millions, perhaps billions, of infinitesimally small parasites will swarm your body. You'll sneeze. "I'm sorry. I haven't showered for thirty days because: the oceans, you know?" Action has consequence and, after so many years of trying not to be a burden and, somehow, still being a bigger burden, I'm convinced its time to go. I've decided to be a sack of compost... Grade A compost. I'll mail myself to a respectable farm (non-GMO mind you). I'll pray to all the gods and living, semi-living & unconscious entities beforehand to straighten things out that I'm signing up with Jesus: nothing personal, I just don't think the rest of you have good benefits (you have to be cordial. After all, I'm going to be something important one day. Grade A compost isn't cheap.) The last step was to write this letter. Digital, of course. Don't want to waste paper mailing this to everyone. Yes, I'm not stupid. I paid all the different energy companies in the world the exact dollar amount per second it would cost someone to read this each time the page is accessed until... well, the end of this website. Have to be practical. This is a strange suicide letter, I know, but bare with me. My method of choice. Well, I don't want to leave a mess, so I'll just wait until I'm dead. How did you think this was going to end?
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Oct 13, 2016
Oct 13, 2016 at 9:27 PM UTC
Action has Consequence...
13th October, 2016 To all this will concern: I sit alone. I just sit. When I breathe, I try not to stir the air and make sails out of cobwebs. When I breathe, I urge my chest not to furrow my shirt. When I breathe, I almost die so that I'm barely breathing. For who should want my breath to be more than a whimper? If I breathe, butterflies can take the day off, for my breaths will churn hurricanes. They'll cause wars in the far reaches of the universe. They'll make God sneeze. "Oh, I'm sorry... bad breath." If I breathe, I'll be presumed alive. I'll have to work. I'll work for big tobacco, or BP or the mafia: whichever one. My ecological footprint will be the bodies of your loved ones. I'll do this because, if I work at the grocery store, who knows when I'll sell food to the local serial killer. I'll be aiding and abetting the 9 to 5 of Freddy down Elm street! Who wants that? No, no. Yes, I'm right, it's better this way. And if you push me. If you so much as touch me. Millions, perhaps billions, of infinitesimally small parasites will swarm your body. You'll sneeze. "I'm sorry. I haven't showered for thirty days because: the oceans, you know?" Action has consequence and, after so many years of trying not to be a burden and, somehow, still being a bigger burden, I'm convinced its time to go. I've decided to be a sack of compost... Grade A compost. I'll mail myself to a respectable farm (non-GMO mind you). I'll pray to all the gods and living, semi-living & unconscious entities beforehand to straighten things out that I'm signing up with Jesus: nothing personal, I just don't think the rest of you have good benefits (you have to be cordial. After all, I'm going to be something important one day. Grade A compost isn't cheap.) The last step was to write this letter. Digital, of course. Don't want to waste paper mailing this to everyone. Yes, I'm not stupid. I paid all the different energy companies in the world the exact dollar amount per second it would cost someone to read this each time the page is accessed until... well, the end of this website. Have to be practical. This is a strange suicide letter, I know, but bare with me. My method of choice. Well, I don't want to leave a mess, so I'll just wait until I'm dead. How did you think this was going to end?
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What is this mania of over the top self-absorption that appears to be running amok, this social dementia annoying egotism, where it seems everyone is constantly posing and publicly auditioning for attention. Cellphones and Social media two of the abetting culprits, deluding the populace that constant selfies a star does make. Get a blog, be a celebrity, go on TV? Self-promotion and crass Exhibitionism has become a vexing preoccupation. Striving for LIKES and Followers sending and Trending, seeking the adulations of strangers out in the cloud that they will never actually meet. What happened to modesty, or self-restraint? Have we all lost our minds? When did being an average normal well-adjusted human become not enough. When did humility become undesirably passe? Are we all truly that insecure?
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May 21, 2024
May 21, 2024 at 4:35 PM UTC
Innocence Lost
Some stories are more true than others This may be one of them Or it may be another Some bend the line Between fiction and fact I detract…… Believe it or not, Back before the world began Before you were you And I was me We created the world The way We wanted it to be So don’t be so proud of all your degrees Because you created you The way I wanted you to be You decided where you would live What you would do All the experiences you would go through I’d tell you this is a fable And that’s one reality If you were only able To understand You’re under an umbrella Of insanity Or could that be me Fear not, Sir Lancelot Your truth lancer Is just a fantasy dancer She’s never coming for you Is that what you want her to do You should never believe a fantasy dancer Did you ever hear the riddle Or was it a conundrum About the two brothers One always told the truth And one always told a lie How to tell the difference It really wasn’t necessary I’ll tell you why hmmm I forget the point I was going to make Something about what is true And what is fake Yes, I think that was it. So while you were planning To do everything right I was escaping into the night The streets were lit in incandescent light Nocturnal prowlers of the twilight We too were hoping to get it right Living under the shroud of night Rising as the sun is setting Bed wetting Corset letting Underground abetting Courter’s of midnight insights But in the end Even the darkness was so bright One gets tired of the artificiality Self-imposed marginality And decides to come into the light.
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Mar 5, 2019
Mar 5, 2019 at 6:56 PM UTC
Fantasy Dancer
Some stories are more true than others This may be one of them Or it may be another Some bend the line Between fiction and fact I detract…… Believe it or not, Back before the world began Before you were you And I was me We created the world The way We wanted it to be So don’t be so proud of all your degrees Because you created you The way I wanted you to be You decided where you would live What you would do All the experiences you would go through I’d tell you this is a fable And that’s one reality If you were only able To understand You’re under an umbrella Of insanity Or could that be me Fear not, Sir Lancelot Your truth lancer Is just a fantasy dancer She’s never coming for you Is that what you want her to do You should never believe a fantasy dancer Did you ever hear the riddle Or was it a conundrum About the two brothers One always told the truth And one always told a lie How to tell the difference It really wasn’t necessary I’ll tell you why hmmm I forget the point I was going to make Something about what is true And what is fake Yes, I think that was it. So while you were planning To do everything right I was escaping into the night The streets were lit in incandescent light Nocturnal prowlers of the twilight We too were hoping to get it right Living under the shroud of night Rising as the sun is setting Bed wetting Corset letting Underground abetting Courter’s of midnight insights But in the end Even the darkness was so bright One gets tired of the artificiality Self-imposed marginality And decides to come into the light.
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