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"acquisitive" poems
Little famished people left after they were born A tiny old place can no longer be their home Little acquisitive people travel to the cities Soon their greed seize their courtesy Little naive people disguise so well. “Let us add a white shade to our scarlet blood.” Little grey people complain about the world A tear or two should ‘justify' their ‘love' Little learned people fight for human rights Dazzling crystal goblets clink on every ‘I' Little erudite people cherish old tombs But they forget the life spent in the womb Little fading people live no life Hence they regret as they retire
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Aug 18, 2018
Aug 18, 2018 at 4:42 PM UTC
Little People
.*but i wasn't obviously going to go far down this "worrisome" route for too long, maybe like ten minutes... i had to think of something relaxing to do... i looked in the mirror: **** the wild-man of Essex! beard, shaggy, the neck barely visible... hair like Mozart composing, or as the Poles say: hair like a wkuriony Chopin ****** off Chopin)... **** better do something about it... ah... there's only one thing that can lighten my mood and this whole, tirade... a visit to the local traditional Turkish barbers... so i ****** off... in went the wild-man of Essex... out came well-groomed human being, not a sign of his werewolf past to be seen on him... ah... this is the 4th time, proper, that i visited the barbers (prior to? long hair... after? a shaved head like a Buddhist monk)... god... just sitting there with closed eyes... i'm starting to think that going to the barbers is better than *** i was never into blocking someone, esp. if someone is liking your stuff, but it happened to me with that poetess on here,        i wanted to know how it feels, to just randomly block someone who really enjoys your stuff...              and then... **** gone, never to be seen again...    Wattpad is basically a fascistic website to boot this thread of thought... who the hell gets booted off a platform for starting a cordial conversation? - but i really did wake up with a moral hangover...    excuses?              irritability...            there's just a certain level of conversation i can take,                               i can't get the pedant out of me... i really can't... i tried and i tried,   notably because when speaking to natives, i see them lazily doing this or that, while i come with an acquisitive perspective, hence the furthered acquisitive impetus to further this acquired language... while the natives are like: blah... it has been given to them from birth...      and conversations, after having completed a...     well for me it was an exhausting poem, the desire to finish it before off the rails with the bourbon instigated a thirst, matched with irritability...                **** i hope i can unblock the guy and apologize... spare of the moment thing...             well... if i can't... i know what it feels like:            not being on the receiving end... so... that's one plus from all of this. p.s. that sort of direct messaging language, aged... 40?              how can i talk to someone who's older than me, on that level... (looks up his profile page)... huh?              so i didn't block him? *Dennis Willis's profile is not visible because they have blocked you.* and i still have the block option handy... mind you... i didn't wake up today recollecting some pretty    trippy ********
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Nov 21, 2018
Nov 21, 2018 at 6:33 PM UTC
waking up with a moral hangover: the pedant / at the turkish barbers
.*but i wasn't obviously going to go far down this "worrisome" route for too long, maybe like ten minutes... i had to think of something relaxing to do... i looked in the mirror: **** the wild-man of Essex! beard, shaggy, the neck barely visible... hair like Mozart composing, or as the Poles say: hair like a wkuriony Chopin ****** off Chopin)... **** better do something about it... ah... there's only one thing that can lighten my mood and this whole, tirade... a visit to the local traditional Turkish barbers... so i ****** off... in went the wild-man of Essex... out came well-groomed human being, not a sign of his werewolf past to be seen on him... ah... this is the 4th time, proper, that i visited the barbers (prior to? long hair... after? a shaved head like a Buddhist monk)... god... just sitting there with closed eyes... i'm starting to think that going to the barbers is better than *** i was never into blocking someone, esp. if someone is liking your stuff, but it happened to me with that poetess on here,        i wanted to know how it feels, to just randomly block someone who really enjoys your stuff...              and then... **** gone, never to be seen again...    Wattpad is basically a fascistic website to boot this thread of thought... who the hell gets booted off a platform for starting a cordial conversation? - but i really did wake up with a moral hangover...    excuses?              irritability...            there's just a certain level of conversation i can take,                               i can't get the pedant out of me... i really can't... i tried and i tried,   notably because when speaking to natives, i see them lazily doing this or that, while i come with an acquisitive perspective, hence the furthered acquisitive impetus to further this acquired language... while the natives are like: blah... it has been given to them from birth...      and conversations, after having completed a...     well for me it was an exhausting poem, the desire to finish it before off the rails with the bourbon instigated a thirst, matched with irritability...                **** i hope i can unblock the guy and apologize... spare of the moment thing...             well... if i can't... i know what it feels like:            not being on the receiving end... so... that's one plus from all of this. p.s. that sort of direct messaging language, aged... 40?              how can i talk to someone who's older than me, on that level... (looks up his profile page)... huh?              so i didn't block him? *Dennis Willis's profile is not visible because they have blocked you.* and i still have the block option handy... mind you... i didn't wake up today recollecting some pretty    trippy ********
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Finding clutter and cable chaos, two forms of proof for the orderly mind to insist my approach to harvesting and preserving my take away, no use in spirit and in truth, if you follow my idea, abstracted from all the time there ever was here when we arrived, empty as far as we knew, with our acquisitive child recollections, as to how we come to think we know, less and less finer and finer interpretations of harmony among Same and Different minds, allowing odds and evens and pi and e. -and -i- the I defying form of little I square root of one. Left, right, clap. Chirality, Front and back, top and bottom. - clapping games of all the ways, - one hand can clap another. - Just so we learn, - we make things take time to do - just right. But some times, one impression's all we get. Think fast. Six ways to rest upon, Cubism, arrives first among those who see edges of blocks in the solid limestone formation, "O Solon, Solon, you Hellenes are never anything but children, and there is not an old man among you."
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Mar 14, 2023
Mar 14, 2023 at 5:51 PM UTC
Just look at this mess
The raven was perched upon my window ledge. Whispering sinful melodies that were only heard by my ear. I grin, having a silent conversation with the delicate and haunted bird. Others thought I was crazy! Saying there was no such thing as a conversation with rodent, but oh were they wrong! This maginficent bird stole away my sanity, his malevolent eyes staring into my soul, ripping it up piece by piece. But I did not surrender, still spoke to the ruthless bird. He was my only 'friend', the other kids thought I was mad. I wasn't mad you see, just an acquisitive raven who stole away my sanity.
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Feb 20, 2013
Feb 20, 2013 at 11:41 AM UTC
Melodious Raven
i could have sworn that last night someone tried to gorge his eyes out, turning his hands into two crows, weeping as if something terrible was about to happen and allowing his bilingualism for each eye to speak without the cross-eyed vision of the single tongue of the crafting of nations in each eye - then indeed the slavic motherly in the left and the acquisition of the germanic para-latin interpretation in the right one as the crows left the sockets pecked at with said tongues inserted rhapsodising about the eye in the mouth looking at two nations of origins: one the biological, one the psychologically acquisitive of thus stated usage expressed.
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Oct 12, 2015
Oct 12, 2015 at 11:58 AM UTC
two hands two crows
If only I could believe in anything rather than everything. Maybe then I wouldn't always trust the taste of your cherry pepper voice.
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Mar 20, 2012
Mar 20, 2012 at 3:50 PM UTC
Acquisitive
Crawl on your belly into the garden, Slip between the ferns Swallow fallen fruit you found on the earth, Fatten your girth with what you didn’t earn. Crawl into his marriage bed, Break into his children’s home; Rearrange the furniture, But it doesn’t make it your own. You are not his wife. You are not his lover. You are the profane, no-name, acquisitive ***** Crawl on your belly into his bed, Sink your long teeth into his cowardly throat- Rearrange the furniture, But it doesn't make it your home.
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Dec 19, 2017
Dec 19, 2017 at 5:44 PM UTC
Mistress.
Well of life, oh well of life!!! Spring me thy vibrant blamelessness, For am I amyss? Wishful to Pius beliefs? That theres a queen, not a thief? Staring at her screen as me!!! Consternation in unbelief? Gathering her end day fears!!! Shall she pike near? And hitchike mine hazy distortion? With our love would be proportion, No distortionary tyrant to ourn view!!! Sleeping silently in our room, Being as just small wombs!!! Acquisitive and itchy to our next step!!!! For tis this I have wept, Thinking over and over, For wheres thine four leaf clover, For mine good Irish luck? Trapped in the ducts of civilation lost? For what's thy cost old globed ball see'r? A pound or a ruby? A million in cash? Or cheap movie? For I'd give you mine all to basque in ones appearance, A PRI maddona I strive in all Contrivance.....
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May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015 at 10:29 PM UTC
la s'e cheresse des puits..
тьича v. тича, softened consonant, the softening article ь, softening so much, as to acquire an inclusion of an ~я. in the silence of an Essex night, when the cars stop drooling sounds and the foxes seize laughing, you can hear the neo-Greek words: тишина... тича тьичa... тишина... тишина... тьича тьича... тиши'аh тишина... тьича тича... тишина... how you dislodge the acquisitive vowels to the stability of consonants is up to you and your aesthetic practice, i.e. concerning the ч... of all human encodings there's always a sound short, a vibrant symbol turned into a surd kept for aesthetics to tell the difference between the literate / overtly self-assured, and the illiterate / naive. Дельфин 's (dolphin  's) song, apropos; some Canadian girls with roots in Russia were bewildered i knew.
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May 25, 2016
May 25, 2016 at 9:05 PM UTC
silent night, holy night
Yes, I Love for you, but I'm not your fool You will not have me under acquisitive thumb Yes, I Love for you, but my feelings are cool To the melody of my own spirit I'll hum Yes, I Love for you, but don't be deceived Chasing an ego is boring Beneath my false self you didn't perceive So you stupidly started ignoring Go on then, pursue the direction of your Heart's bliss It's righteous, truest course But if it directs you to other kiss Don't expect me to feel remorse Yes, I Love for you, but I'm not your fool I'm not the puppet on Man's stage My dying Self you didn't respect at all Then in spite of your arrogance I rose again as sage
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Feb 13, 2017
Feb 13, 2017 at 9:07 AM UTC
I Love For You, But I'm Not Your Fool
The little things, the little things.  Oh how I love the little things,  One applaud,   Sweeter than an audience of cheers.  A dollar bill, found on the ground,  More joyous than fifty-thousand made in a year.  A simple wave,  Awarded from a stranger,  A tiny smile,   Donated from a neighbor.  The little things, the little things.  A grand reward, for little labor.  Oh how I love to see,  A puppy wagging his tail with glee.  More charming, than visiting a zoo,  Awash with lions, elephants and monkeys.   Or a humble bumble bee,  Making friends with a delicate daisy.  More admirable,  Than a tropical rainforest,  Breathing in a beautiful land,   Such as Papua New Guinea.  The little things, the little things.  Don't you just love the little things?  So cherish the peasant,  Pay no mind to the king.  There's more to this life,  Than diamond rings, And acquisitive dreams.  -FBS
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May 28, 2017
May 28, 2017 at 12:47 PM UTC
The Little Things