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"aniseed" poems
I'm innocent  everything goes opposite LiFe has no abashment  Problems are objects Life is aberrant  shoots hard bullets  I'm innocent  Life is full of coincidences Hope people understand  Life ? People abases  Its a painful wound No more absolves  I'm innocent I'm tired of myself Sick of being the same I feel like a werewolf  Me , I did defame  Myself is just a calf  I'm innocent  This what life wants  No more tolerate Live in aborts  Small sins accumulate  Chokes me with ascots  I'm innocent  I don't want this Live in aversion  It's only my bris  Love must accretion  Or live like the ******* nazis  I'm innocent  I NEED her back Important in my life circle keeps me on the track  Every word is a canticle  Wrack hack her lack clack  I'm innocent  She's the one i NEED My life is She Sweet, tasty like the aniseed  The most important strophe  Makes it shinny and adorned  I'm innocent I don't want drugs I hate to scab  Its not brags  It hurts like a stab Drugs is crags  Edit by: Melanie on this fourteenth day of September, twenty thirteen
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Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 7:54 AM UTC
InnocenT & LosT
She stares into a pool reflecting midnight stars A scrying glass of mystic mystery A portal to dimensions where the brave may pass Without a password or a golden key. The shimmer of green oceans in the mind's third eye Reflects a myriad of distant lands A chalice raised; a sip that brings the lips to sigh Wingbeating spirit hears and understands. The trees are hung with lanterns giving amber light The sky's festooned with stars in veils of cloud Reflecting in her eyes. In decadent delight She takes another sip and sighs aloud. The light green potion lingers lightly on her tonge Unfolding tastes of mint and aniseed Promising deeper pleasure while the night is young Where evening moths and fairies stop to feed.
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Jun 4, 2012
Jun 4, 2012 at 8:03 PM UTC
Absinthe
and they'll be sun, and fresh pages, text spilling, twisted, frothing at(out of) the mouth, they will be ghosts, transparent, don't touch wet paint, fingernail ghosts. symbiotic isn't smooth, biological, organic twining of vines you could cut with a nail, picture frames of postcards of gilt china and five sixteenth caviar plates. rhythms follow their own pattern, a set onetwoirresponsiblenumber of a monday pattern, rash birds, ink birds beat in the thrumming warm alive of you. curled, embryonic coats in white and grey form three barriers in notes of bibliophilia. sleeping aniseed furls sails of pretty youth and immortality, secrets -hush!- in a tiny box of a hand, palm first and shining.
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Feb 21, 2011
Feb 21, 2011 at 7:02 PM UTC
i won't write you something beautiful
soft asphalt hills breathe your way in burgundy sleeves frayed rusted shoefoil of cobbled years scatter your papers march aniseed dreams indent the sandstone wall with your ha'penny smile you, too, were a child of bones upon the sea of bleached clay ground saul and peter breath of crimson lines learning to crawl through leather-bound walls but getting caught coiled on the grief of noontide pebbles the misery of whim quiet dignity of nothing gentle pride of the abyss find cheap relief in twelve chamber meals lard and mushy peas in tiled up garden rows worn down by the soft focus sun passing by call for your step daughter sit her down comb her hair peel her clothes like mandarin folds a tar voyeurism bored of lust but locked in cruelty out of old habit admit it, don't you want to burn the beds just to see whose sleeping? to find your face, among the retreating blisters? a shallow water charlatan slice off your wings feed them to your pets, laugh as they choke on feathers and blood just like the gulls outside, always humming the same **** tune for generation after generation, yet still they go out to sea to die
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Sep 18, 2016
Sep 18, 2016 at 5:46 PM UTC
pass by
sticky kisses for the missus just to prove that i'm no wuss and if it tastes good enough for you it's good enough for me too. don't you miss the blissful ignorance chinese whispers and rumours written on the tarmac in chalk for the wind to pick up and carry on to other schoolyards eat lots of pineapple, it'll make you taste good. did she eat ten a penny aniseed sweets for me? she seeps liquid liquorice that binds my teeth in a bittersweet grimace stretching from ear to ear. she hates the taste and i hate to share my just desserts. innocence is a burden that burns like empty lungs, and no breathing in again until i get what i want, bad enough to make the children want to **** themselves. when they want sticky kisses before bedtime.
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Sep 24, 2017
Sep 24, 2017 at 3:23 AM UTC
aniseed
Gritty paths, escorting whispering creeks; stirred orchards, laying a blossom in aniseed breath; a house in ruins. Home. Hardly.
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Apr 26, 2015
Apr 26, 2015 at 4:11 PM UTC
Villageoise
Staring in the mirror. What's staring back at me. A naked flower with falling petals. Bare and exposed. Clothed in streaks of green leaves. Vine I believe. Dolmades' with uncooked lamb. More likely mutton alternatively. Served up with ouzo. Staggering about in aniseed dreams. Feed your eyes. On what you cannot see. Fired from elastic catapult flying free. Cupids arrow missed. Guess he's always pi**ed. At the bottom of his list. In a filing cabinet somewhere. Let the world forget. No regrets. (c)Livvi MMXV
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May 28, 2015
May 28, 2015 at 11:19 AM UTC
STARING IN THE MIRROR
Sometimes all we have are dreams like aniseed a strange moment we can't quite identify. Or enjoy. I breathe in stale air sleep on sheets rucked up beneath me wake to lines imprinted on slack skin. I twist into them sweet and bitter dreams that go together better than I sleep. These are long nights. Another bedtime, slipping into darkness or slipping away who's to know the difference in the light of day. r.l.w
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Feb 19, 2017
Feb 19, 2017 at 4:24 PM UTC
Aniseed Dreams
We laugh and quite hysterically as they ****** me and by me we mean you. Chrystallised calamity trapped in amber permanently, an eternity of diffused light. And it's the cutting edge that cuts us clean, the torso of the queen told well the story wherein the demons dwell. The modern mobsters. They're selling people on the market stalls with popcorn mix and aniseed ***** and dontya know people sell very well as ornaments to decorate the boardrooms of bored business men. Swift was wrong, we're the midgets and the giants were with us all along it's just we couldn't see them with our eyes lashed to the treadmill. By any stretch a longer stretch of my imagination would get me two to ten in the pen' upstate, but they clap me in irons and throw away the key and that screws me for everything. There's nothing quite like a memorial to remind you we should all be thankful for something.
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Jan 19, 2017
Jan 19, 2017 at 11:46 AM UTC
The sugar coat
Ringing red lips, resounding around the room. Aniseed accent, lingering for me to lick off long after. Trembling taste. And you smell blindingly bright. While your pheromones take lightest flight on softest feathers. And in a million more ways than I can convey. You impress yourself upon me. But I can’t say. Because the words are wrong. Not at all applicable. No one knows what it means for eyes to chime. Or how a song can spin. I worry when the iceberg looks down and sees only the surface of the sea. What it must think. Wondering why it doesn’t sink. And all I want to tell you is You’re more.
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Oct 24, 2018
Oct 24, 2018 at 11:48 AM UTC
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