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"aqueous" poems
She had waves of hair            cascading down her back And waves of thought running through her brain Waves of sweet melody      dripping from her tongue The waves were strong          and couldn't be tamed The aqueous flame                  in her heart was the same                       Her waves were of                           a fiery essence And left them in need           of her shallow and deep For when they, the people, were in her presence She was the only source of life they could see Human beings are constantly in need of water And she was water of the best purity So how could they deny themselves A taste of the natural salty sea? A sea that was blissful, wild and free.
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Jun 2, 2015
Jun 2, 2015 at 6:46 PM UTC
Waves
She laughed like a Furbie With broken voice box Somehow digital and shrill (Low bitrate ***** ) All discreet ones and zeros(um) game I know how to fix her with Aqueous solution seed Fry her circuits like LSD Bring down Skynet With my ****
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Jul 12, 2015
Jul 12, 2015 at 12:45 AM UTC
Seed
I fear. I fission. I flow. like a sponge, I become aqueous when wiping blood or saliva. like a finger, I lose myself in rings of prints. I am the ography of space loosely tied to the end of a carrot. detach me from ice and I float to the other side of the island. I wave at ships passing night or day, captains drunk or sober, buoys clean or covered in mucky **** save me. I am losing my mind on these stairs crawling the ceiling, these riches made of paper, these children using liters of glue to stick themselves to each other. everyone is stuck. everyone is covered in barnacles. everyone is design on my pine tree’s needled hooves. a horse gallops four at a time. they name it “power” for the dreams it has of stormy women.
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Jul 12, 2017
Jul 12, 2017 at 9:13 AM UTC
magnolia
**via woodland trail, along deciduous dale amid a rocky terrain, through geographic chicane meandrous no longer, smoky waters beleaguered upwelling they burble, in deep tracts they gurgle hypnotic they swirl, then turgidly whorl the rivers egress, from caverns sub-aqueous bereft of surrender, outpours now in splendour the Wharfe expelled from the strid. ...   ...   ...**
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Jun 20, 2012
Jun 20, 2012 at 12:26 PM UTC
... Yorkshire Strid [the] ...
with well worked hands he pulls on the sea      like the hem of a pale skirt dancing 'round his lovers hips it's what she loves about him most the way that the tide ebbs and flows      with the rise and fall of his sun-stained chest seashells and gull feathers and bits of fishing net      woven into his hair like the threads of canvas sails aqueous thunder-head eyes look like they've seen the fall of every empire       and soon they'll witness the fall of ours he smells of salt-cured wood and the sun and it's the kind of smell you'll never forget nor properly describe he moves like magic like waves      lapping at the shoreline in the calm of dusk with an anxious tongue and an appetite that's never satisfied      he licks the wounds of any heart he's strong enough to bare the weight of any burden           of any trash barge or sea ferry ear pressed to his chest      like a conch-shaped vessle           the labor of his heart valves plays like sailor songs in an empty cabaret      nerve-wrackingly beautiful
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Jul 7, 2013
Jul 7, 2013 at 2:34 PM UTC
poseidon. (washing clean.)
Enveloped in a haze of sullen clouds Woebegone is the sky as it laments Rain falls to ground in an aqueous shroud   Pooling its bleak anguish on the cement All that is living drowns in the sorrow Fearing long hours of the cold and despair Hoping for warmth of a new tomorrow No more melancholy could we ever bear We mourn the sun's imminent exodus   As rain fall begins its sojourn of woe   And the joy of the sun's warmth leaves from us   To us the onus of grief it bestows But with rain's end comes the tender sunlight Ending the bemoaning war and sorrow's fight.
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Feb 22, 2015
Feb 22, 2015 at 5:39 PM UTC
Rainfall
nothing's instantaneous temperance a requirement change forever targeted til self becomes fragmented heart an aqueous soluble erstwhile deliquescent puddled into pulp taken out like trash fitting for an adversary malicious and malevolent destructive to the starling plucked and plunged to sea so drown to suffocation laudable attempts at termination inundate your consciousness using barrages of indifference convinced affection's unattainable death deserted and companionless auspicious in my loneliness asphyxiate to expiration
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Aug 30, 2018
Aug 30, 2018 at 4:28 PM UTC
Inanimate
Poseidon reared his unkempt head Above the waves today An ocean monster dripped in dread Chest to chest with the bay “Today, or any day at all!” The shore-side heard his plea Salt shucked shoulders tall as islands small “No being shall ever challenge me!” One gull omitted a thoughtful word Which sounded much like “Rak!” One offended brow raised at what he heard Poseidon countered with a slap Five foul fingers touched the sky And fell upon the sea A wave as great as mountains high Sighed upon the beaches knee With a drunken beat of lazy wing The gull escaped his perch Finding another on which to cling Without a moment’s search Fists clenched around the shallows Poseidon was enraged With urchin riddled lips pursed he bellowed And blew the beach away Up went beachgoers along the coast Into the sandy storm Sun chapped mums beginning to roast Castling children, One man named Norm Gull glided softly on the wind Providing a flap or two And to the defeated Poseidon's chagrin Let out a cantankerous coo In one last fit of aqueous rage Posiedon surfaced to land And in a briny blind rampage Grabbed the gull with swole hands Gull in hand Poseidon yelled “What dare you mean sly poultry? My kingdom is unparalleled, All pilgrims seek my choultry” But the oily gull slipped through his grip And flew quite far away And as he watched it dive and dip He came to see the bay Debris was strewn across the sand His subjects were in ruin Disaster spread across the land And it was all his doin’ A desperate shade turned Poseidon As he returned to the great deep “What use am I as a mighty king If protection I cannot keep?” That is how a seagull won Against The God of Sea Who forgot about his job, just one, To keep the big blue world carefree
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Dec 26, 2020
Dec 26, 2020 at 9:17 PM UTC
Poseidon and The Gull
Poseidon reared his unkempt head Above the waves today An ocean monster dripped in dread Chest to chest with the bay “Today, or any day at all!” The shore-side heard his plea Salt shucked shoulders tall as islands small “No being shall ever challenge me!” One gull omitted a thoughtful word Which sounded much like “Rak!” One offended brow raised at what he heard Poseidon countered with a slap Five foul fingers touched the sky And fell upon the sea A wave as great as mountains high Sighed upon the beaches knee With a drunken beat of lazy wing The gull escaped his perch Finding another on which to cling Without a moment’s search Fists clenched around the shallows Poseidon was enraged With urchin riddled lips pursed he bellowed And blew the beach away Up went beachgoers along the coast Into the sandy storm Sun chapped mums beginning to roast Castling children, One man named Norm Gull glided softly on the wind Providing a flap or two And to the defeated Poseidon's chagrin Let out a cantankerous coo In one last fit of aqueous rage Posiedon surfaced to land And in a briny blind rampage Grabbed the gull with swole hands Gull in hand Poseidon yelled “What dare you mean sly poultry? My kingdom is unparalleled, All pilgrims seek my choultry” But the oily gull slipped through his grip And flew quite far away And as he watched it dive and dip He came to see the bay Debris was strewn across the sand His subjects were in ruin Disaster spread across the land And it was all his doin’ A desperate shade turned Poseidon As he returned to the great deep “What use am I as a mighty king If protection I cannot keep?” That is how a seagull won Against The God of Sea Who forgot about his job, just one, To keep the big blue world carefree
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*You deluge my eyes                                            In aqueous bombs                                    Because you love me                                        In ways that defy existentiality,                                That hallow my spirit,                                  That quake terraqueous Gaia,                                    Exhale me as a Cosmos          ―Of the Cosmo-Plexus of the Wildest Love. Consecrate me O Niveous Dove,            With thine pearlescent eyes       For love    (Ineffably tender)                                 Is your Gender.                              Pain is my golden raiment,                                           Dirge and piety                                    For you                                              Stir in my soul                                                     By the thew of your                                      Beauteous, Tempestuous Affections. Create in me An intemerate heart; Impregnable, For then I will know That the Silver Wings of Dreams Are impregnable.
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Sep 24, 2017
Sep 24, 2017 at 7:55 AM UTC
(Consecrate Me) 'O, Niveous Dove (Originally Penned in August of 2017)
*You deluge my eyes                                            In aqueous bombs                                    Because you love me                                        In ways that defy existentiality,                                That hallow my spirit,                                  That quake terraqueous Gaia,                                    Exhale me as a Cosmos          ―Of the Cosmo-Plexus of the Wildest Love. Consecrate me O Niveous Dove,            With thine pearlescent eyes       For love    (Ineffably tender)                                 Is your Gender.                              Pain is my golden raiment,                                           Dirge and piety                                    For you                                              Stir in my soul                                                     By the thew of your                                      Beauteous, Tempestuous Affections. Create in me An intemerate heart; Impregnable, For then I will know That the Silver Wings of Dreams Are impregnable.
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***sadden'd violin strings      wreak havoc          in the torrid rain pouring out flutter of hearts         within melodic aqueous bliss    whispering unto raven's breath       dancing upon fire 'tween            the dewdrop'd baubles    splashing in spirits of darkly          relentless melancholy echoes***
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Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014 at 7:05 PM UTC
Sadden'd Violin Strings~
long before light graced beyond my sealed lids, a gray lady sat sewing squares, "for foundation." her accent was like the magenta strips with which she bordered: a boy needs foundation, boundaries to teach him his boundlessness, dirt in which to sink his feet. and unlike my foundational quilt, linked so firmly to the earth, she faded first to rose, and then to silver pink before                                    dissipating into dusted petal wither. i'll meet her on the next go around. my sixteenth was bitter-themed and my parents gave me a mexican blanket, colored like mother, aqueous aquamarine and patterned like father, those angular and triangular movements; woven just like theirs, to give me rest and haven on the roads of my inevitable adventures. and when i am eighteen the women of my family will meet with needles and spools, and wool to click-clack and chit-chat over my adulthood - and when it is done, i will behold azure like the heavens entangled with warm tones and spun prayers to cocoon in the chill of carolina's coast
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Oct 7, 2014
Oct 7, 2014 at 3:06 PM UTC
quilt trip
Yesterday in the cotton folds of the black eye a startled sentience exploded with atomicity building up in power and decimating the dust lanes beside as we lay in the comforts of our littlest cores and spraying its jets across the galaxies touching the oldest star lights beyond crimson and aqueous in all amber echoes crushing down our systems of eternal purity pulling together and dissipating for millenia distances meet by vibrations conflicts of heart and the love of joy rearing their ugly colours in brevity but shattering consciousness for moments––––––––
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Nov 27, 2012
Nov 27, 2012 at 12:44 AM UTC
Immortality
There's one small thing I wish               the infinite horizon that lies there                                                    To see  When you're standing here       there's nothing greater to contemplate                                              With me       To feel that brilliant abyss                       across splendid land and sea                                                      Shining out       As within those eyes I used                nothing more and simply grand                                                         To know Chief grandiose and simplicity                           those eyes I loved so                                                           To know   Beauty aqueous and of earth                are feelings of my heart's abyss                                                   Shining out Thoughts so constant- effortlessly            you stand close inadvertently                                                          With me      Be the infinite horizon I want                    I wish too many small things                                                             To see
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Nov 28, 2012
Nov 28, 2012 at 7:48 PM UTC
Insatiable~
There's one small thing I wish               the infinite horizon that lies there                                                    To see  When you're standing here       there's nothing greater to contemplate                                              With me       To feel that brilliant abyss                       across splendid land and sea                                                      Shining out       As within those eyes I used                nothing more and simply grand                                                         To know Chief grandiose and simplicity                           those eyes I loved so                                                           To know   Beauty aqueous and of earth                are feelings of my heart's abyss                                                   Shining out Thoughts so constant- effortlessly            you stand close inadvertently                                                          With me      Be the infinite horizon I want                    I wish too many small things                                                             To see
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The suit in question Is grey. Pin-striped white. Double-breasted. Three piece. Blue tie, grey hatching. An absolute nightmare to change into. I drop my jeans In the monastery stall, Shed my shoes. Old friends. The trousers, slacks, Rise morning fog And sleep in the stratus Of my waist. I really wonder how The men of the then Could have worn them. So much taller. So much grander. So much straighter. White shirt with The butterfly tracks, Make-up stains From a billion ancestors. Dead relatives that don’t Respond to the call. I take their places Without a single Crumb of guilt, O feel the guilt. The vest. Easy enough. Yeast but grey and it Rises horizontally. I’ve just noticed pockets Sewn into maddening teases. The barest suggestion Of an opening. It holds like the bowl of the moon. The coat. The great monarch. Organizer with a clipboard Ensuring the quality Of a burlesque of silk. So strange. So other. So queer. In a minute or two, the Hyperhydrosis. It really is my only hope Of describing my true temperature. I will ignite in a biological Soliloquy that can Pronounce all those tricky Thoughts I’ve given up For the stage. Gentle gravity, Cruel crushing backhand. Burst my complexion, Steal my aqueous words. Again, this suit. How many Lomans, Bankers, adjudicators, Businessmen and Babbits Have lived out their deaths In you? Brave rain cloud, Where is your lining? I feel the quip swelling And project it to the back wall: Only the costume knows true reincarnation.
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Apr 9, 2010
Apr 9, 2010 at 1:21 PM UTC
Samsara
The suit in question Is grey. Pin-striped white. Double-breasted. Three piece. Blue tie, grey hatching. An absolute nightmare to change into. I drop my jeans In the monastery stall, Shed my shoes. Old friends. The trousers, slacks, Rise morning fog And sleep in the stratus Of my waist. I really wonder how The men of the then Could have worn them. So much taller. So much grander. So much straighter. White shirt with The butterfly tracks, Make-up stains From a billion ancestors. Dead relatives that don’t Respond to the call. I take their places Without a single Crumb of guilt, O feel the guilt. The vest. Easy enough. Yeast but grey and it Rises horizontally. I’ve just noticed pockets Sewn into maddening teases. The barest suggestion Of an opening. It holds like the bowl of the moon. The coat. The great monarch. Organizer with a clipboard Ensuring the quality Of a burlesque of silk. So strange. So other. So queer. In a minute or two, the Hyperhydrosis. It really is my only hope Of describing my true temperature. I will ignite in a biological Soliloquy that can Pronounce all those tricky Thoughts I’ve given up For the stage. Gentle gravity, Cruel crushing backhand. Burst my complexion, Steal my aqueous words. Again, this suit. How many Lomans, Bankers, adjudicators, Businessmen and Babbits Have lived out their deaths In you? Brave rain cloud, Where is your lining? I feel the quip swelling And project it to the back wall: Only the costume knows true reincarnation.
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- i couldn’t call you smoke, gaseous, (though you are organic by definition) for you [(we)re] mostly the milky ringlets of ethanol drops in water, aqueous always reacting breaking bonds without combustion burning tight-rope bridges you could barely balance with the released chemical energy and unknown power of your lips sepa/r/ating to smi(rk?)le so(me)one pruned your boughs back so coldly your flower dreams grayed to sustain your verdancy aren’t you tired? -
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May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014 at 12:29 PM UTC
cynical daffodil nectar
Unpolished weathered wood plays on my palms, I pull and reach and pull an even beat Attending algae'd oars aqueous psalm Altered by the tangled grass I meet, in counterpoint small waves percuss the prow Accentuating the pause before I cull, Mellifluous zephyrs bowing across my brow Enhance the exposition of the gulls, Above the hem of heaven's dress the bright Cerulean bodice trilled with Cirrus lace Beguiles regard, but maddeningly polite She smooths her skirt across the score of space Eclipsing a poet's want to read the ruse, This lady only lingers to amuse.
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Aug 13, 2010
Aug 13, 2010 at 3:32 PM UTC
Lady of the Lake
In this rare natural preserve, cardinals cheer from nests in tree towers sheltered by veils of plush green leaves as frisky herds of baby deer hop, skip and dance with the grace of ballerinas on the grassy knoll below. The keen ear discerns the whisper of streams spilling over shallow beds of igneous rocks spearing through the translucence of aqueous purity not yet muddied by elements destructive  to the green movement. Far removed from the huff and puff of industry, where a breath of fresh air is a luxury long forgotten, and wheezing lungs abound, the natural preserve takes us to higher ground where the scenes and sounds of natural synergies touch the heart, cleanse the spirit, and soothe the soul. ~ P (#Pablo#hg)
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Aug 10, 2013
Aug 10, 2013 at 11:43 AM UTC
Higher Ground II....
From within the convoluted mass, under the thatched dome and behind the aqueous lights; across untraceable connections, through routes bridged and those bridged out; madly scavenging backyards— secret lattice stairs leading to three stage subterranean cellars; retracing swale worn steps through made-up rooms, and higher still, to the cobweb dormer attic, grabbing. Thumping. Tossing. Disgorging the till and tailings until the exasperation mounts like the minds bulk, to locate a single word— not the perfect word, but the only word, which, tongue bowed and harped, will cavort delightedly with its neighbors.
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Jan 7, 2011
Jan 7, 2011 at 5:55 PM UTC
the Word
Phyyt phoo, two aqueous lenses peeling through, the oxygen layers. Pupils turn as they unfold, hungrier for light behind burnt sand barriers. The switchboard like a carnivorous plant field independently moves points And compacted, segmented panels respond like exoskeletal joints There come the staccato screams of steam one at a time, puff, lining the door Capsule, contaminated with air, is cleaned when the beetles wing lifts the floor The boy I was, offers a raised thumb from the ground, science disciple With Helium fission equations on a sheet hanging from a bible. My eyes behind a visor open slowly, it’s time to take control Still tears slowly lift from my face like a violin bow rising to sing low Now in a place where time means nothing I can’t regret a thing I just wish this clinical empty cold on all, to take the warmth that lies bring With Creaking myofibril strings so imperfect in this black vacuum dream I shake the hand of god; with polystyrene gloves as his work is so unclean.
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Aug 25, 2013
Aug 25, 2013 at 7:27 PM UTC
Sonnet Intergalactic
when i think about you i think about how my heart tried to hit the brakes throw my anatomy into neutral calm contained but you crashed me into a meadow where dandelions rest upon my collarbones and roses grow inside my atria i think about how i would use the ash from your cigarette and trace the veins on your arms trying to make a map so i’d never go off track so my fingers could run marathons on your ribs so my fingers could tie your heartstrings in knots in hopes the feeling would never leave i think about how when you say you love me my mind grows heavy with ‘what-ifs’ ‘for how long’ and ‘what about him’ but when i look into your eyes and i see us diving in and out of your aqueous humor ripping the retina from the walls and making our own colors i know who i am i know who i need to be i think about how making love with you turns my body into a wave frequency high enough to shatter the chandeliers the chandeliers that reflect you back to me the chandeliers that sway with each breath we take when i think about you i think about the best parts of this world the love and the hope and how i wish to experience all of these with you hand in hand driving past the meadow refusing to step on the brakes
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Apr 9, 2014
Apr 9, 2014 at 11:42 PM UTC
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Funny how our tears contain Aqueous Humor. Ironic how your tears are meant to provoke a linguistic laugh To whomever made the substance up, thank you Because every time I cry, I'll crack up at my pathetic life Laughter and tears will go hand in hand Like ******* and gruyère.
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Apr 23, 2012
Apr 23, 2012 at 1:40 AM UTC
Aqueous Humor
math equations do their part but how did existence find its start? galaxies spin in aqueous tornadoes twirling and swirling and on it goes so elegant, perfected like Ballet Russus yet furious with gravity's selfish pulls like clutching claws of greedy fools your unending motion, such loyal devotion despite no praise from the silent darkness births and deaths of stars alike Fibonacci directs the nature's psyche to form and destruct, gain and deduct my conscience results of the conscious and conscious results from existence is it the code of science, or the laws of a Godly alliance? this never ending bafflement results in my soul's temperament.
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Jul 1, 2016
Jul 1, 2016 at 3:43 PM UTC
A galaxy's mystery
As the fire burns me alive, it feasts upon my skin greedily ******* the oxygen from my lungs I can feel the heat licking at my body It started at my feet But it won't stop there... I can feel the Smoke filling me With every gasp my weak body forces me to take I'm given no choice As the Smoke saunters into my airways Slithers down my lungs Down to the very last alveolus. As the endless coughing begins, I ponder my actions I think of what I did to deserve this I know what I did I sinned An unpardonable sin I was me The flames continue, though I ignore them Although the trepidation inside me burns just as badly. I will not regret. Why would I regret doing the only thing I was ever good at? I was me. I cannot beg for mercy But I can stare into their eyes Into their judgmental souls I see what they do not: They are not them. Not a single person among them is true to self. I smile I breath in this staunch air, heavier than the blanket of breathlessness that I've been enveloped in for days now Maybe years even I'm sure I think A single tear tries to offer me one last aqueous solace Before it withers in the heat I still can't believe it all had to go this far I cannot beg for mercy I won't pretend I'm sorry I won't let myself down It's my turn now. I will light the way.
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Apr 30, 2014
Apr 30, 2014 at 11:19 PM UTC
Immolation