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"antipathy" poems
gather and collect and then offer your sympathy feelings deflect our sorrow and antipathy life is brimming with good deeds i remain steadfast in all that i seek sweet love is among us now her eyes and hands feed the mouths of two rivers i chase winter into her bed our eyelids lift as we drift south and lots of people desperately cling to their doubts like old lovers
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Jul 23, 2018
Jul 23, 2018 at 2:11 PM UTC
the mouth of two rivers (in confidence of confluence)
One evening after work I began to walk from the railway station along the footpath joining an acquaintance on the way to accompany and converse amicably I thought at first but he became aloof and hostile ignoring my bonhomie why I had no idea so crossed the road estranged shocked and ashamed.
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Nov 10, 2014
Nov 10, 2014 at 5:02 AM UTC
Antipathy
There’s a time and season for every reason no cookie bakes itself cherries don’t burst on their own cherries don’t burst ************ a bottle doesn’t empty itself to full/fill breaking clocks is a wonderful way to **** time ironic glory hole of blood and glass running out of test tubes, the ***** too tight **** reason! INVEST! Admiration is the state furthest away from understanding pawns don’t need details ******** with teeth make ******** meaningful smashing the cow softens it, …digest it well meaning is derived from screening STD g string of a starry eyed ******** that drowns in a sea of ****** obtuse and absolute are the only submissions failure to comprehend results in *********** cuckolds worth…. IMPROVE! Lexicon laxative this antipathy won’t last stimulate thinking with cankerous drinking ***** ***** need no season or reason to drown ****** who never show the tears of heaven that understood misled admiration and adolescent aberration that silently candle deplorable fornication time stays unchanged counting doesn’t prove progress in this game falling short… half beat hesitation ITERATE!
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Apr 14, 2014
Apr 14, 2014 at 5:10 AM UTC
Intermittent
STOP CREEPING (Road signs in Australia thus remind us to keep to the speed limit) Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day To the last syllable of recorded time, And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle! Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player That struts and frets his hour upon the stage And then is heard no more. It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing. William Shakespeare: MacBeth, Act 5 Scene 5. Creeping, seeping, peeping, sleeping, What’s the common factor through these ‘eep’ words deeming? Shakespeare calls them dusty and aligns them up with death. Our world calls it shadow but it chokes you out of breath. Churches cannot see them so they flout invisible. Jesus calls them idols yet they sound so plausible. Christians follow teachers in a roundabout way. Teachers crave disciples which determines what they say. But these are all poor players on a poorly structured stage. Their stage gives way. They tumble. They rise up in a rage. “Life has not been fair,” they say, and “Where is God in that?” Did they ask Him in the first place? Did they call God up to chat? The churches have no answers. Now where do I go from here? Go right back to the Bible, Friend. The truth is written there. Check it yourself. It’s relevant to eras far and near. Like natural laws it cannot change with fashion year to year. So do not mix the fashion in philosophies of life With Truth that stands forever among raging seas of strife. Counselling in modern terms can get you sympathy, But will it give you backbone for the next antipathy? Feminism needed to support the weaker staff, But now of our humanity it rejects one whole half! And money is too much an issue when it must be said That what is not of love is valueless to Christ our Head. Of all the thousands who are found in church each seventh day, How many can indeed discern the right and faithful way? How many put their lives on hold for truth and nothing less? How many first set out their plan and build their faith round this? Is there not one who will apply to God for his blueprint So s/he can play the part of power for treasure in Heaven’s mint? The Spirit of Truth cannot be found where ideas pull such weight. He’s somewhere else you don’t suspect. Chase Him, and don’t be late!
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May 14, 2014
May 14, 2014 at 10:38 PM UTC
STOP CREEPING
STOP CREEPING (Road signs in Australia thus remind us to keep to the speed limit) Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day To the last syllable of recorded time, And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle! Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player That struts and frets his hour upon the stage And then is heard no more. It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing. William Shakespeare: MacBeth, Act 5 Scene 5. Creeping, seeping, peeping, sleeping, What’s the common factor through these ‘eep’ words deeming? Shakespeare calls them dusty and aligns them up with death. Our world calls it shadow but it chokes you out of breath. Churches cannot see them so they flout invisible. Jesus calls them idols yet they sound so plausible. Christians follow teachers in a roundabout way. Teachers crave disciples which determines what they say. But these are all poor players on a poorly structured stage. Their stage gives way. They tumble. They rise up in a rage. “Life has not been fair,” they say, and “Where is God in that?” Did they ask Him in the first place? Did they call God up to chat? The churches have no answers. Now where do I go from here? Go right back to the Bible, Friend. The truth is written there. Check it yourself. It’s relevant to eras far and near. Like natural laws it cannot change with fashion year to year. So do not mix the fashion in philosophies of life With Truth that stands forever among raging seas of strife. Counselling in modern terms can get you sympathy, But will it give you backbone for the next antipathy? Feminism needed to support the weaker staff, But now of our humanity it rejects one whole half! And money is too much an issue when it must be said That what is not of love is valueless to Christ our Head. Of all the thousands who are found in church each seventh day, How many can indeed discern the right and faithful way? How many put their lives on hold for truth and nothing less? How many first set out their plan and build their faith round this? Is there not one who will apply to God for his blueprint So s/he can play the part of power for treasure in Heaven’s mint? The Spirit of Truth cannot be found where ideas pull such weight. He’s somewhere else you don’t suspect. Chase Him, and don’t be late!
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I'll seek refuge in places that don't hold my name to be true, and even in emptiness I remain wrought through heavy handed tones of antipathy Echoes of resolute desire plea with somber empathy, but remain indefinitely beyond the horizon of which I can not seek - and I shall remain waiting for something that has yet to come, for good it seems.. It rings barren any semblance of genuineness, the shadows I fall under; in plighted qualms, through quarreled teeth; without strength to hold my own, my very soul becomes the ground with which they walk Desolation is the staunch friend from which I may not doubt will never be there in my time of need; and what I truly need, I fear, will never set foot upon my gaze Like a sullen rose barred behind a glass wall, bereft of life giving nutrients and slowly wilting away one pedal at a time: I'll solemnly gaze upon the last glimmer of hope what was once profound and pure, now gripped with agony, and sin; decaying, alone, forever out of reach with only my eyes and heart to embrace it, yet never once again know what it may feel like to hold close with my own flesh I am surrounded by an unspoken emptiness; an infinite abyss in every direction, except forward - and to each footstep I hear an echo of its past, one more inch beyond itself and gone before the last moments incur what hollow life is left within Each passing moment brings me further to the edge of the unknown, this hope that's guided me for this long has burned like an eternal candle, now wisping what light is left to bear before me One step more, and into the embracing darkness I will fall unto The cries of war are beginning to recess; the battle has ceased, and I am still without a place to call home
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Aug 24, 2018
Aug 24, 2018 at 1:58 AM UTC
Ceased
I'll seek refuge in places that don't hold my name to be true, and even in emptiness I remain wrought through heavy handed tones of antipathy Echoes of resolute desire plea with somber empathy, but remain indefinitely beyond the horizon of which I can not seek - and I shall remain waiting for something that has yet to come, for good it seems.. It rings barren any semblance of genuineness, the shadows I fall under; in plighted qualms, through quarreled teeth; without strength to hold my own, my very soul becomes the ground with which they walk Desolation is the staunch friend from which I may not doubt will never be there in my time of need; and what I truly need, I fear, will never set foot upon my gaze Like a sullen rose barred behind a glass wall, bereft of life giving nutrients and slowly wilting away one pedal at a time: I'll solemnly gaze upon the last glimmer of hope what was once profound and pure, now gripped with agony, and sin; decaying, alone, forever out of reach with only my eyes and heart to embrace it, yet never once again know what it may feel like to hold close with my own flesh I am surrounded by an unspoken emptiness; an infinite abyss in every direction, except forward - and to each footstep I hear an echo of its past, one more inch beyond itself and gone before the last moments incur what hollow life is left within Each passing moment brings me further to the edge of the unknown, this hope that's guided me for this long has burned like an eternal candle, now wisping what light is left to bear before me One step more, and into the embracing darkness I will fall unto The cries of war are beginning to recess; the battle has ceased, and I am still without a place to call home
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(it's cliché to admonish clichés in their entirety) I. (love) We are meant to live the clichés; we are meant to resuscitate the words, and rehabilitate their wounds into a fertile viewpoint where we build respirators from clichés to filter the virulent dust kicked up by the marching pigs. (re-invented clichés offer back breath in an exchange of circular breathing) The swine contort love into armaments of antipathy; they push buttons, squeeze triggers, pull pins, and aim where it causes the most damage. Even though we are natural born hypocrites, we don't have to let that knowledge corner us into using love as a weapon. The pen is mightier than the sword, and I wield both; I sharpen the quill on the blade's edge. If need be, use the pen for a counter-strike, but only channel love in defence. II. (poetry) The pigs march to a beat of nuclear blasts that bring poetry's flag nearer to half-mast. Poetry should stand on its own merit, instead of leaning on shanks that hide behind smiles constructed with aspirations of popularity that churn out lazy, aspartame-laced lines devoid of accountability and integrity, or lean upon smiles filled with slivers from far too much fence-sitting, too worried about the trending majority, to see the complexity within simplicity and clarity, or propped-up against degrees while writing poems that are drier than the Sahara: husks of lines tumbling across dunes, only to be imploded by atomic-pork mushroom clouds, their fallout marring parchment into a poisonous terrain. . III. (dreams) (revive, twist, and switch the clichés ) We must not fear saying "never". Surrender to love, but never surrender to the jealous captains who attempt to hook and net the defenders of Neverland. With compasses of conscience beating in hearts kept young, navigate through the smoke and mirror-smog emitted by the marching pigs. (we must never give up on our dreams) Dream about the courage needed to love everyone and everything, including our enemies who conduct genocide on the language of a purer intent. Dream about word-seedlings pushing through the arid rind of dying poetry, in hope for a more organic fruition to grow in our hearts and minds, so that poetry gains back its strength and vitality to once again stand on its own merit. +/-
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Aug 1, 2013
Aug 1, 2013 at 6:38 PM UTC
Live the Clichés
(it's cliché to admonish clichés in their entirety) I. (love) We are meant to live the clichés; we are meant to resuscitate the words, and rehabilitate their wounds into a fertile viewpoint where we build respirators from clichés to filter the virulent dust kicked up by the marching pigs. (re-invented clichés offer back breath in an exchange of circular breathing) The swine contort love into armaments of antipathy; they push buttons, squeeze triggers, pull pins, and aim where it causes the most damage. Even though we are natural born hypocrites, we don't have to let that knowledge corner us into using love as a weapon. The pen is mightier than the sword, and I wield both; I sharpen the quill on the blade's edge. If need be, use the pen for a counter-strike, but only channel love in defence. II. (poetry) The pigs march to a beat of nuclear blasts that bring poetry's flag nearer to half-mast. Poetry should stand on its own merit, instead of leaning on shanks that hide behind smiles constructed with aspirations of popularity that churn out lazy, aspartame-laced lines devoid of accountability and integrity, or lean upon smiles filled with slivers from far too much fence-sitting, too worried about the trending majority, to see the complexity within simplicity and clarity, or propped-up against degrees while writing poems that are drier than the Sahara: husks of lines tumbling across dunes, only to be imploded by atomic-pork mushroom clouds, their fallout marring parchment into a poisonous terrain. . III. (dreams) (revive, twist, and switch the clichés ) We must not fear saying "never". Surrender to love, but never surrender to the jealous captains who attempt to hook and net the defenders of Neverland. With compasses of conscience beating in hearts kept young, navigate through the smoke and mirror-smog emitted by the marching pigs. (we must never give up on our dreams) Dream about the courage needed to love everyone and everything, including our enemies who conduct genocide on the language of a purer intent. Dream about word-seedlings pushing through the arid rind of dying poetry, in hope for a more organic fruition to grow in our hearts and minds, so that poetry gains back its strength and vitality to once again stand on its own merit. +/-
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Parsimony Antipathy or Prudent Hostility Locked-up Cuspid Of the One Celled Organism As the Augury tends to its Auspices oddities One Weak Ordeal and your reward will be handsome Ceteris paribus when Ockham’s blade gets dull Get a loan from your Karma or come back as amoebae Hearts won’t be practical until they’re unbreakable. But if you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras. Sometime this week I’ll hang from the gallows Every drip of the tallow brings closer the end But I’ve got this imp secured in this bottle And you can have him for a price less than a penny Yeah, I’ve got a genie who’ll grant all your wishes Just pay for this bottle and your family gets fed But act fast, for soon I **** my last twitches By this time tomorrow I could very well be dead Salivating tadpoles for Hegemony crickets All imprisoned here with this repressionist peasant By a singular stroke into Jove’s black booklet Lucidly errant, who hasn’t been flippant? Clever Arachne, my love, oh thou immodest spider All I ever wanted, she picked a fine time to leave us My days squandered eavesdropping Apocalypse riders But if you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras. Sometime this week I’ll hang from the gallows Every drip of the tallow brings closer the end But I’ve got this imp secured in this bottle And you can have him for a price less than a penny Yeah, I’ve got a genie who’ll grant all your wishes Just pay for this bottle and your family gets fed But act fast, for soon I **** my last twitches By this time tomorrow I could very well be dead
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Jan 2, 2013
Jan 2, 2013 at 11:29 AM UTC
The Unexpected Hanging Paradox
Parsimony Antipathy or Prudent Hostility Locked-up Cuspid Of the One Celled Organism As the Augury tends to its Auspices oddities One Weak Ordeal and your reward will be handsome Ceteris paribus when Ockham’s blade gets dull Get a loan from your Karma or come back as amoebae Hearts won’t be practical until they’re unbreakable. But if you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras. Sometime this week I’ll hang from the gallows Every drip of the tallow brings closer the end But I’ve got this imp secured in this bottle And you can have him for a price less than a penny Yeah, I’ve got a genie who’ll grant all your wishes Just pay for this bottle and your family gets fed But act fast, for soon I **** my last twitches By this time tomorrow I could very well be dead Salivating tadpoles for Hegemony crickets All imprisoned here with this repressionist peasant By a singular stroke into Jove’s black booklet Lucidly errant, who hasn’t been flippant? Clever Arachne, my love, oh thou immodest spider All I ever wanted, she picked a fine time to leave us My days squandered eavesdropping Apocalypse riders But if you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras. Sometime this week I’ll hang from the gallows Every drip of the tallow brings closer the end But I’ve got this imp secured in this bottle And you can have him for a price less than a penny Yeah, I’ve got a genie who’ll grant all your wishes Just pay for this bottle and your family gets fed But act fast, for soon I **** my last twitches By this time tomorrow I could very well be dead
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I stepped out, finally, a terrestrial in Istanbul. My leveled shoulders carried an empty satchel of undone buckles To let every fresh sip of raw experience tumble inside, my adventures impatiently plucked from the closest branch   of a banyan tree bearing a crisscross of endless tales. I rescued my lungs with air, thick with resentment while swallowing astringent flavored symphonies and ballads of orchestrated ruckus as women deflated their lungs blowing out antipathy, through high pitched whistles - A forgotten kettle blowing off steam. Adorned in scorn, sardonic welcoming mats lined the airport. Women pushed at their car horns as if the dragging sound, like a severing saw can cut through the tenacity of the ones with innate ear plugs. They have become obsolete traffic signals - First, their green light diminishes - like their wages Then, their red light is dimmed - it stops too many people in their footsteps. And thus the world just races past them, And they are left only with yellow - Telling them to slow down. They said it was an act of love. That their plumped crimson lips, Glossily complimented with nails that matched the tails, of the so-called mile high club was just too much to handle. Priming for work meant neglecting their love for the perfect shade of watermelon lipstick, No more sweet ketchup fingertips Showing you the emergency exits. No more, lipstick stained glasses of a self made woman. These cumulating lip kissed glasses   stack up like trophies, that sway in the heavy panting of the ones who can’t keep up with this generation. So the women gracefully conducted the orchestra and through lipstick stained whistles, They tried to drown out the dogmatic policies And with unrelenting strife, they passed on some advide stop shattering our liberties And underminining our abilities for Endless possibilities. Because we are the ones Who fly high and soar And we will always look fabulous while doing it.
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Aug 5, 2013
Aug 5, 2013 at 7:45 AM UTC
To the ones who fly and soar, May you always look fabulous while doing it.
I stepped out, finally, a terrestrial in Istanbul. My leveled shoulders carried an empty satchel of undone buckles To let every fresh sip of raw experience tumble inside, my adventures impatiently plucked from the closest branch   of a banyan tree bearing a crisscross of endless tales. I rescued my lungs with air, thick with resentment while swallowing astringent flavored symphonies and ballads of orchestrated ruckus as women deflated their lungs blowing out antipathy, through high pitched whistles - A forgotten kettle blowing off steam. Adorned in scorn, sardonic welcoming mats lined the airport. Women pushed at their car horns as if the dragging sound, like a severing saw can cut through the tenacity of the ones with innate ear plugs. They have become obsolete traffic signals - First, their green light diminishes - like their wages Then, their red light is dimmed - it stops too many people in their footsteps. And thus the world just races past them, And they are left only with yellow - Telling them to slow down. They said it was an act of love. That their plumped crimson lips, Glossily complimented with nails that matched the tails, of the so-called mile high club was just too much to handle. Priming for work meant neglecting their love for the perfect shade of watermelon lipstick, No more sweet ketchup fingertips Showing you the emergency exits. No more, lipstick stained glasses of a self made woman. These cumulating lip kissed glasses   stack up like trophies, that sway in the heavy panting of the ones who can’t keep up with this generation. So the women gracefully conducted the orchestra and through lipstick stained whistles, They tried to drown out the dogmatic policies And with unrelenting strife, they passed on some advide stop shattering our liberties And underminining our abilities for Endless possibilities. Because we are the ones Who fly high and soar And we will always look fabulous while doing it.
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With obsolescent clarity Amid moribund metaphysical Mutations As the iridium ball rolls From eponym to epitaph Engeneering an epoch diarama In surfeit metronomic hysteria While time chases time into infinity Episodic vagaries celebrate The metaphoric metamorphosis rising to Metaphysical majesty as vacuous As any minutiae will When abstract vagaries Become the vagrant epitome Of a mordant mosaic Made entirely of the lost causes Torn from the very core I surmise As being the virulent.... .....Tragic and irridescent pieces Left along the allegorical antipathy Where those that are left behind By the stigmatation Of any irascible involutions Mired in the mesh Of scribbles and scribes Left After the iridium ball rolls By Leaving vacuous irridescent Symbols of epigraphical Proportions Stymied by The obsolescent clarity Amid moribund metaphysical  mutations.
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Jan 7, 2016
Jan 7, 2016 at 5:02 PM UTC
As the iridium ball rolls
Had I ador'd the multitude, and thence Got an antipathy to wit and sence, And hug'd that fate, in hope the world would grant 'Twas good -- affection to be ignorant; Yet the least ray of thy bright fancy seen I had converted, or excuseless been: For each birth of thy muse to after-times Shall expatiate for all this age's crimes. First shines the Armoret, twice crown'd by thee, Once by they Love, next by Poetry; Where thou the best of Unions dost dispence: Truth cloth'd in wit, and Love in innocence. So that the muddyest Lovers may learn here, No fountains can be sweet that are not clear. Then Juvenall reviv'd by thee declares How flat man's Joys are, and how mean his cares; And generously upbraids the world that they Should such a value for their ruine pay. But when thy sacred muse diverts her quill, The Lantskip to design of Zion-Hill;32 As nothing else was worthy her or thee, So we admire almost t'Idolatry. What savage brest would not be rapt to find Such Jewells insuch Cabinets enshrind'? Thou (fill'd with joys too great to see or count) Descend'st from thence like Moses from the Mount, And with a candid, yet unquestioned aw, Restorlst the Golden Age when Verse was Law. Instructing us, thou so secur'st thy fame, That nothing can distrub it but my name; Nay I have hoped that standing so near thine 'Twill lose its drosse, and by degrees refine ... "Live, till the disabused world consent All truths of use, or strength, or ornament, Are with such harmony by thee displaid, As the whole world was first by number made And from the charming rigour thy Muse brings Learn there's no pleasure but in serious things.
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To Mr. Vaughan, Silurist on His Poems
Had I ador'd the multitude, and thence Got an antipathy to wit and sence, And hug'd that fate, in hope the world would grant 'Twas good -- affection to be ignorant; Yet the least ray of thy bright fancy seen I had converted, or excuseless been: For each birth of thy muse to after-times Shall expatiate for all this age's crimes. First shines the Armoret, twice crown'd by thee, Once by they Love, next by Poetry; Where thou the best of Unions dost dispence: Truth cloth'd in wit, and Love in innocence. So that the muddyest Lovers may learn here, No fountains can be sweet that are not clear. Then Juvenall reviv'd by thee declares How flat man's Joys are, and how mean his cares; And generously upbraids the world that they Should such a value for their ruine pay. But when thy sacred muse diverts her quill, The Lantskip to design of Zion-Hill;32 As nothing else was worthy her or thee, So we admire almost t'Idolatry. What savage brest would not be rapt to find Such Jewells insuch Cabinets enshrind'? Thou (fill'd with joys too great to see or count) Descend'st from thence like Moses from the Mount, And with a candid, yet unquestioned aw, Restorlst the Golden Age when Verse was Law. Instructing us, thou so secur'st thy fame, That nothing can distrub it but my name; Nay I have hoped that standing so near thine 'Twill lose its drosse, and by degrees refine ... "Live, till the disabused world consent All truths of use, or strength, or ornament, Are with such harmony by thee displaid, As the whole world was first by number made And from the charming rigour thy Muse brings Learn there's no pleasure but in serious things.
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There are parts of me I've hidden from long, long ago — There are parts I have treasured and let the world know. There are parts I have shunned what I didn't want to show, And there are parts I've enlarged, magnified in my dreams - my ego! Some have danced on the pages of journals, some I have lived out, so — Those that don't serve, I've  exiled to antipathy's limbo. Intellect will soldier on in the face that only trauma knows — But somehow, the playful one charms and warms me aglow. Remember, I urge, there's more in me than I know! Don't be frightened.
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Jan 20, 2024
Jan 20, 2024 at 11:16 PM UTC
MORE in me than I know!
Your use of words of late, I have noticed, seize the cold light of day snowball the pack ice send a shudder down the spine hail the dawn of an audible ice age lest if only One would listen that loquacious nature left to stew in the freezer the embodiment of toxic wine your preferred after taste; the sediment of choice demands a selective palate we have bulldozed The Garden of Eden now only the Snake remains offering the bitter-sweet apple to those who oblige pave the way for emotions to argue their objections a subjective nature in acerbic tones fierce and unwavering; the adulation of the Other A raised eyebrow denotes a self-centred assuredness that anyone else with a deft hand for art or language is clearly a copy of the blueprint your ingenious creation; such is the intellect you abide by that of your own reckoning Your argument is the passing of an iceberg perhaps fleeting the early evening; the disingenuous melt of your carbon-cloaked temper My riposte will be your undoing defeat by the warmth of the passing Sun; embrace that which you chase see what you dont see agree to disagree is the sympathy for your antipathy
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Nov 28, 2012
Nov 28, 2012 at 1:52 PM UTC
Agree to Disagree
Looking for an exit in life, perhaps other option that is rarely available. Time travel, utilitarian way to modify the past and the future. Trapped in a matrix of flesh and bones controlled by my encephalon, it controls every part of my daily life, from breathing and blinking to helping myself memorize. A feeling of antipathy in life that could never bring me happiness. The inculpation for the misapprehension in my past relationship and future. What does a man like me to do? How can one display their philia when they're not certain of that emotion? My endurance in this life is on a perpetual edge. I perceive with attention toward happiness. A deprivation I share with others. An absent of happiness. A happiness of dominance; a switch that is only controlled. Today he can be happy; switch ON. Next week he can be unhappy; switch OFF. I walk on egg shells in this relationship and have to be careful that it won't break. I'm sad and lonely, this is what I get and deserve. God nor I could change this, but I don't see it happening during my remaining life. Stifles with silence deploying infantile plots. A day at a time I enunciate as my composer easily is un-maintain. Hidden arcanum among a number of these unidentified entities lashes out at me discreetly. Posing no threat I conceal the pass deep in the abyss in an unmarked grave sealing off the hippocampus that only the Creator can breach. Unannounced the gravestone is turned my past is breached which I assumed that only the Beneficent can release. Once an inhabitation, but no longer my domicile. Set aside and noted as a lost monument. Ascendency barbarous with words of articulation fatal to ones self esteem, grossly spoken enslaved. An inclination to the predisposition of my life.
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Jun 12, 2012
Jun 12, 2012 at 5:46 AM UTC
Happiness
Looking for an exit in life, perhaps other option that is rarely available. Time travel, utilitarian way to modify the past and the future. Trapped in a matrix of flesh and bones controlled by my encephalon, it controls every part of my daily life, from breathing and blinking to helping myself memorize. A feeling of antipathy in life that could never bring me happiness. The inculpation for the misapprehension in my past relationship and future. What does a man like me to do? How can one display their philia when they're not certain of that emotion? My endurance in this life is on a perpetual edge. I perceive with attention toward happiness. A deprivation I share with others. An absent of happiness. A happiness of dominance; a switch that is only controlled. Today he can be happy; switch ON. Next week he can be unhappy; switch OFF. I walk on egg shells in this relationship and have to be careful that it won't break. I'm sad and lonely, this is what I get and deserve. God nor I could change this, but I don't see it happening during my remaining life. Stifles with silence deploying infantile plots. A day at a time I enunciate as my composer easily is un-maintain. Hidden arcanum among a number of these unidentified entities lashes out at me discreetly. Posing no threat I conceal the pass deep in the abyss in an unmarked grave sealing off the hippocampus that only the Creator can breach. Unannounced the gravestone is turned my past is breached which I assumed that only the Beneficent can release. Once an inhabitation, but no longer my domicile. Set aside and noted as a lost monument. Ascendency barbarous with words of articulation fatal to ones self esteem, grossly spoken enslaved. An inclination to the predisposition of my life.
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My name is Rajabu Al Islam, an African Muslim Born in Africa, Black Muslim not Arabic, I am now in the solemn city of Mombasa, Standing on the pinnacle of Tahir Sheikh Towers, Looking at the land of Likoni and Motonkwe Beyond the deep blue arm of Indian Ocean, Behold the Muslim terrorists, lynch fierce terror On the innocent human beings, in ramshackled church, They are shooting women and young children, The pastor at the dais, wielding the Bible, Also succumbs to a bullet in his ***** capacity, The church choir master has also dropped dead And the rest of all humanity in the church Have no where to take cover from terrorist, As Moslem terrorist ********* bullets on them, Poor humanity wail in the agony of death From the injurious bullets, of AK 47, Auma Otieno drops dead her son Osinya falling away, Osinya is not dead, but a slug stuck in his skull, In glorification of Al shabab the Islamic terror wing, Baby osinya is young boy of six months, Without selfish   piety of Middle East in chest, When you shoot him, is it n’t it super terrorism! To shoot a child of six months in the head In pursuit of your religious ecstasy? Who said that Islam is the way of Godliness? He was a beautiful cheat full of brawnish frivolities, Islam is total darkness, as its overt organs are ; Al gaeda, Al shabab and Boko Haram. I hate Islam for its ***** reasonless ignorance I hate it with my full passion and my entirety, Indeed I am prepared to die in stern defense Of my antipathy for Islam; a piety so uncouth When I recall, the Twin towers of America, West Gate of Kenya, American embassy in Kenya, And the stubborn Boko Haram, that condemned human life Foolishly in the north of Nigeria to be foul divinity.
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 10:59 AM UTC
ANTIPATHY FOR ISLAM
My name is Rajabu Al Islam, an African Muslim Born in Africa, Black Muslim not Arabic, I am now in the solemn city of Mombasa, Standing on the pinnacle of Tahir Sheikh Towers, Looking at the land of Likoni and Motonkwe Beyond the deep blue arm of Indian Ocean, Behold the Muslim terrorists, lynch fierce terror On the innocent human beings, in ramshackled church, They are shooting women and young children, The pastor at the dais, wielding the Bible, Also succumbs to a bullet in his ***** capacity, The church choir master has also dropped dead And the rest of all humanity in the church Have no where to take cover from terrorist, As Moslem terrorist ********* bullets on them, Poor humanity wail in the agony of death From the injurious bullets, of AK 47, Auma Otieno drops dead her son Osinya falling away, Osinya is not dead, but a slug stuck in his skull, In glorification of Al shabab the Islamic terror wing, Baby osinya is young boy of six months, Without selfish   piety of Middle East in chest, When you shoot him, is it n’t it super terrorism! To shoot a child of six months in the head In pursuit of your religious ecstasy? Who said that Islam is the way of Godliness? He was a beautiful cheat full of brawnish frivolities, Islam is total darkness, as its overt organs are ; Al gaeda, Al shabab and Boko Haram. I hate Islam for its ***** reasonless ignorance I hate it with my full passion and my entirety, Indeed I am prepared to die in stern defense Of my antipathy for Islam; a piety so uncouth When I recall, the Twin towers of America, West Gate of Kenya, American embassy in Kenya, And the stubborn Boko Haram, that condemned human life Foolishly in the north of Nigeria to be foul divinity.
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Ambivalence sat in a corner staring off into space as Antipathy tried so very hard to keep up with the pace Cruelty crept up behind to pinch them one by one while Greed badgered them all to be a part of the fun Lust writhed upon its chair and licked its lips upon a grin Timidity cringed against the wall bombarded by thoughts of touching unholy sin Narcissism saw no one else while Awareness saw them all When Love walked in to join the group the walls began to fall....
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Sep 5, 2012
Sep 5, 2012 at 6:52 AM UTC
AA Meeting of Emotions
her provisions are entwined with fallacy a crucial failure to her last words a false division sits on my dependency four words, in question, seal our fate our days connect, encircled commonly in a violent sequence conspire to our demise i'm fearing deceit before you mutter your sweet nothings the force behind your games at play voice your indistinction of what's just in your eyes you've been suspect from hello decide what's merely cornered by $lust$ in the recesses of your mind forge my signature to pass as though you're someone your fake emotion will curiously encompass all your loves under halos cover you can strike unbeknownst to unsuspecting fools very few know you as i could we safely assume it wouldn't take much to catch you astray? condemn your antipathy still a possibility that you can shine your love for us in this cold, deserted world hoarding all your passion/possessions for the truthful never paid you well pain and suffering all we'll know and truth be told we feigned love, too seal your destiny with just one lie and shower in the fire cry, don't cry still enchanted by your lies but no more can i say i would die for your cause in the battle field when the tears we've shed devour every sense of self we've built in the final closing hour we admit defeat in your degree you have clouded our defenses congratulations, babylon you're a great *****
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May 6, 2013
May 6, 2013 at 11:05 PM UTC
a poem for my, (ahem), country
"Every survivor of ****** assault deserves to be heard, believed, and supported." Rainwater of the Elysian fields, you assuredly do like to drown your winged heroines? You write them as strange bitter narratives, spurious to the calling or as a bit of bloodletting go. The history formed around either her breaking at the seams upon the witching hour, and her own home village pillaging her claims in the bonfire; Or the arcane notion no woman shall give testimony against a neighbor on the occasion he's a man. Yes, she cried 'no' at the temple gate Yes, she repeated such entreaties But she'd also been into the ale and wore an overtly fetching carousal dress you incensed. Let her dam break Let her try and flood us over you mocked. She was only a wayfaring angel one reckless bird of passage What type of wounds could she inflict? How easily you lost sight of her will & halo becoming stronger than fright. Down she poured in antipathy, until covering your gaping mouth! It wasn't rain that killed you, for you were the rain, it was her blood calling out that finally did you in...
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Dec 7, 2019
Dec 7, 2019 at 8:09 PM UTC
Angel in Midheaven
Boy meets girl. Girl marries boy. Baby comes nine months later — blessed little killjoy. Boy neglects girl. Girl henpecks boy. There'll be hell to pay for slighting Helen of Troy. Such an elegant fear, this alliance, and yet, when it's held in selfish hands it merrily dissolves, turning as tedious and drab as Shakespeare. Boy annoys girl. Girl leaves boy. It takes a special kind of madness in building to simply then destroy. Turn the other cheek and Judas will kiss that one too, reduce the bairn's fever by visiting daddy's igloo. Weekends are pay toilets and happy meals, frustration is a word all too real. When did antipathy begin to rule? About the time diplomacy was forced into playing the fool. The good times no one catalogues, this life has gone straight to the dogs. The Iditarod Trail extends from Seward to Nome. Run the race and make believe the kids are tucked in safe at home. According to Dorothy there's no place like it.
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Jun 23, 2023
Jun 23, 2023 at 6:50 AM UTC
Crime & Punishment
It seems that no matter what I do, Nobody seems to see me through. And yet I am still so far, Far away from what I am trying to reach. Fearing that I would lose everything, Existing in my own eyes as not being worthy enough. Can you not see that I hurt? Too late for your sympathy... I thought I had grown weak. Over and over I couldn't see, Never realizing what happened to me. I am a stronger person now! Never give up! Always do it your way. Forget what they think, For they were only try to bring you down! Everything that you worked for, Came from your diligence and determination. Time will tell you once said, It's finally time to shine! Only you can make a difference. Never look back at the past.... It's history now <3 Thank you for reading my 2 sided story. Inaffection - A word I made up. The definition of inaffection is the opposite of affection. Definition: A feeling of disliking or hatred. Synonyms: aversion, hate, loathing, abhorrence, pet hate, bete noir, displeasure, disinclination, distaste, disgust, repugnance, antipathy, animosity
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Feb 1, 2013
Feb 1, 2013 at 1:21 PM UTC
Inaffection - Hurt
the presence of futility an enduring antipathy or dimensions of the unresolved emotions of past lines of the traveled senses are damaged from short lived over applied civilized series was foreseen long after the desolate unveiled a raw reconvene noumenon narrow absoluteness destined at zero
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Aug 26, 2012
Aug 26, 2012 at 10:02 PM UTC
is this real life
Dear, During our distressful dispersal, Due to dismal dismissal on my defense, Your dreary demeanour is decidedly Distressful. Earnestly, I evince my emotions, expressing every Effort to ebulliate my everything, But ephemeral expulsion excommunicates me Exceptionally. Apathetic, You arrive, always akin to antipathy, Although any alacrity you attempt Assiduously alleviates my alerting Affliction. Reconsider This rejection, revile in my respect, Rescinding no recompense for this respelendance. Rejuvenate while I receive the rigour and Reward, Dear
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Jul 30, 2012
Jul 30, 2012 at 9:56 PM UTC
Dear
History has dreamed of me And as such in its’ imaginings Feels the painful days and tragedy Of my great lament Scorching the jagged edges of the world It is a history that possesses A capricious and intense sensitivity A receptivity to suggestions of the imaginary It bestows instability to the great vital rhythms of my life And the misty memories of that present, That present past, provide a misery of mood Fills my veins with an inconsistency of feelings Creating an all engulfing anxiety Of fear and contempt for myself Where amidst this great disorder I fear that all hope has fled Vanquished toward a black and purple sky This causes all the great human dilemmas To take up unwelcome residence in my mind Which is tortured by a pervasiveness of antagonism Antipathy and disturbance You see I can no more escape from these Obsessing reflections in my consciousness Than I can from my own reflection in a mirror
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Sep 22, 2012
Sep 22, 2012 at 7:32 PM UTC
The tragedy of my great lament
Let’s make this our night. Let’s kick our good habits and grow our bad ones in neat rows of dandelions and ponder what marks **** from flower. Let's fill a jar with memories and dash it against the ground when it's full so we can play with them once more. Let’s empty our brains like a register full of quarters chase them along the pavement and roll them into neat piles to trade for pennies. Let’s cut holes in our pockets and fill them with time until the last echo of a tick splits our emptied skulls and drains out the nothing. Let's rob a jeweler and give diamonds to the homeless. Their babbles are endless and they've earned something for that. Let's ink our pens with the clouds and write odes to the sea where they meet and watch them turn orange then red then purple then black then dissipate with wind. Let's read tea leaves and palms like books written by wise old men with wide smiles and wider minds. Let's blow out the city lights, dance with the stars, and apologize profusely for stepping on their toes. Let's wash our hands with acid and leave empty fingerprints on likewise glasses staining breathless lovers' heaving antipathy Let's play to lose and throw the pieces about the floor when our plan goes awry, smiling. Let's slowdance to anachronisms while the ether whispers around and between us and through us, until it settles in us. Let's watch the clouds from atop a sinking city and marvel at how the water's lovely this time of year. Let's fall in love and drown together in whichever order the universe decides. Let's make this our night It may be our last.
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Nov 22, 2010
Nov 22, 2010 at 3:17 PM UTC
For Pennies.
Let’s make this our night. Let’s kick our good habits and grow our bad ones in neat rows of dandelions and ponder what marks **** from flower. Let's fill a jar with memories and dash it against the ground when it's full so we can play with them once more. Let’s empty our brains like a register full of quarters chase them along the pavement and roll them into neat piles to trade for pennies. Let’s cut holes in our pockets and fill them with time until the last echo of a tick splits our emptied skulls and drains out the nothing. Let's rob a jeweler and give diamonds to the homeless. Their babbles are endless and they've earned something for that. Let's ink our pens with the clouds and write odes to the sea where they meet and watch them turn orange then red then purple then black then dissipate with wind. Let's read tea leaves and palms like books written by wise old men with wide smiles and wider minds. Let's blow out the city lights, dance with the stars, and apologize profusely for stepping on their toes. Let's wash our hands with acid and leave empty fingerprints on likewise glasses staining breathless lovers' heaving antipathy Let's play to lose and throw the pieces about the floor when our plan goes awry, smiling. Let's slowdance to anachronisms while the ether whispers around and between us and through us, until it settles in us. Let's watch the clouds from atop a sinking city and marvel at how the water's lovely this time of year. Let's fall in love and drown together in whichever order the universe decides. Let's make this our night It may be our last.
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Sometimes... I cannot hear your thoughts Your mind to me Is like smooth jagged glass Beneath a pool of liquid winter A lake of crystallized silence. It hurts. Sometimes... I cannot feel your emotions Your face is like an empty mask A hollow shell Your eyes are depthless glass Living ice. I can feel your heartbeat I can hear you breathe Tears flow down my cheeks, Freezing in your frigid warmth. They sound like antipathy. Sometimes... We kiss Mental screams against silence Passion against nothingness Motion against stillness You don't lie You don't speak You do nothing at all. There're no roses amongst the thorns. Sometimes... I hear you speak Flowers blooming in winter Blood burning through snow Your voice is a sirenic thing Filling me Maddening me Tearing my heart apart. A captivating inferno. A glacial wind. A numbing kiss. Your voice is poison. I crave its touch. Sometimes... I wonder if you're a corpse I wonder if you're hollow I wonder if you forget to feel. Your smile Is an existential thing. Your laugh Is a detached melody. Your stare Is an empty dream. Arctic indifference. Words fading into the wind. Sometimes... I can only see you An aloof statue A pitiless observer. Tears flow down my cheeks, Freezing in your frigid warmth. I no longer understand you Perhaps, I never did. Flowers blooming in winter Blood burning through snow My devotion To a narcissistic fascination Your voice is a sirenic thing There're no roses amongst the thorns. It hurts. I wish to **** you. You don't lie You don't speak You do nothing at all. Your face remains an empty mask Mental screams against silence Arctic indifference Decayed insanity Inert image upon darkened glass. What do I do with all these feelings? You will not die. It hurts.
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Mar 19, 2015
Mar 19, 2015 at 3:16 PM UTC
UnReflected
Sometimes... I cannot hear your thoughts Your mind to me Is like smooth jagged glass Beneath a pool of liquid winter A lake of crystallized silence. It hurts. Sometimes... I cannot feel your emotions Your face is like an empty mask A hollow shell Your eyes are depthless glass Living ice. I can feel your heartbeat I can hear you breathe Tears flow down my cheeks, Freezing in your frigid warmth. They sound like antipathy. Sometimes... We kiss Mental screams against silence Passion against nothingness Motion against stillness You don't lie You don't speak You do nothing at all. There're no roses amongst the thorns. Sometimes... I hear you speak Flowers blooming in winter Blood burning through snow Your voice is a sirenic thing Filling me Maddening me Tearing my heart apart. A captivating inferno. A glacial wind. A numbing kiss. Your voice is poison. I crave its touch. Sometimes... I wonder if you're a corpse I wonder if you're hollow I wonder if you forget to feel. Your smile Is an existential thing. Your laugh Is a detached melody. Your stare Is an empty dream. Arctic indifference. Words fading into the wind. Sometimes... I can only see you An aloof statue A pitiless observer. Tears flow down my cheeks, Freezing in your frigid warmth. I no longer understand you Perhaps, I never did. Flowers blooming in winter Blood burning through snow My devotion To a narcissistic fascination Your voice is a sirenic thing There're no roses amongst the thorns. It hurts. I wish to **** you. You don't lie You don't speak You do nothing at all. Your face remains an empty mask Mental screams against silence Arctic indifference Decayed insanity Inert image upon darkened glass. What do I do with all these feelings? You will not die. It hurts.
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