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Deforestation, dying of the trees; Evilness approaching; Forest, the home of the animals; Owned by the animals; Ruined by humans; Ever lasting the destruction is; Side effect of the deforestation is destruction; Trees, getting cut by the humans; Attacking the forest by cutting it; The homes of the animals are destroyed; If we don’t stop we will destroy the nature; Otherwise, humans will die; No one can change the past if we don’t.
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Jun 11, 2015
Jun 11, 2015 at 9:39 PM UTC
Deforestation
Friendship Friendship is not a jewel or a coin or a gift Jewels and coins and gifts don’t die Friendship is not a flower or blown glass; Friendship is not fragile Friendship is not a poem or a melody Because friendship cannot be forgotten Friendship is a symphony With grand overtures Melodic harmonies and unforgettable phrases punctuated by Attacking staccatos Vibrant arpeggios then peaceful interludes And sometimes rests Followed by thoughtful segues All held together by a coherent structure called Respect
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Apr 11, 2021
Apr 11, 2021 at 8:55 PM UTC
Friendship
"Tomorrow's Swan"                         beautiful and proud               reflecting on nights water               is tomorrow's swan "Motionless"                        Gently flowing               the liquid mirrored quiet               motionless I cry "Beautiful Swan"                        a beautiful swan               the river makes no sound               in a timeless space "Her Wings"               whistles of her wings               slicing through the cool waves               stillness of the swan "Swan Attack"               I watch from the shore               her struggle to stay afloat               an attacking swan
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Dec 29, 2014
Dec 29, 2014 at 5:00 PM UTC
SWAN (5) Haiku's
There's a yellow green gas, You can't see in your glass. Sometimes you can tell, It's there by the smell. It does a great job removing bacteria, Like Diphtheria, Or even Listeria. But what do you think, Happens to the chlorine in your drink? I don't want to alarm, But there's a chance it might harm. It protects at a price, Attacking our bacteria that are nice, And I'm sure it excels, At killing your own cells, Forcing new ones to grow, When a mistake could cause woe. Some studies have found it an enhancer, Of bladder and bowel cancer. Whether old or young, Do you want it in your lung? You have the power, To remove it from your shower. It's rather grim, To have to breathe it when you swim. You're more likely to wheeze, Or sneeze. Do you think it will please, Your inflammatory bowel disease? Perhaps it's the key, To why there's Crohns and UC. Do you think that your skin, Might become a little thin, And be filled with dread, As it starts to turn red. Can you not feel, How it's harder to heal? It makes our tissues grow old, From what I've been told. Our cells can only divide, A few times before they're stupified. With asthma and chlorine on a map, You can see they overlap. Sadly in the West, Not everyone has guessed, That there may be a link, With the gas in our drink. “But!”, I hear you cry, “Without it people will die.” Let go of your dread, We can use something instead. The answer is well known, It's called 'ozone'. Made from pure water, It's gone when it reaches my daughter, Unlike chlorine it's life is brief, What a relief. There's many a city, That make it with electricity, Splitting water into hydrogen, And best of all, oxygen! For ozone is made from O2, Yes, it's true! Imagine if you had, Water with nothing they add. Already there's Paris and Nice in France, Where people can dance. San Diego and Los Angeles in the USA, Have water that's ok. And Osaka in Japan, Now use this plan. But you don't have to be rich, To make the switch. Ask a clever committee, To stop chlorine in your city. See if you can arrange, To have your water change. I hear you shout, “Can 'I' get this chlorine out?” If you leave water in a jug overnight, What's left will be slight. Boiling will send it away in the air, So there's no need to despair. You can also remove it with a filter, Or a water distiller. To learn more have a look, At 'Question Chlorine' on facebook.
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Aug 26, 2014
Aug 26, 2014 at 5:05 AM UTC
The Chlorine in Your Water
There's a yellow green gas, You can't see in your glass. Sometimes you can tell, It's there by the smell. It does a great job removing bacteria, Like Diphtheria, Or even Listeria. But what do you think, Happens to the chlorine in your drink? I don't want to alarm, But there's a chance it might harm. It protects at a price, Attacking our bacteria that are nice, And I'm sure it excels, At killing your own cells, Forcing new ones to grow, When a mistake could cause woe. Some studies have found it an enhancer, Of bladder and bowel cancer. Whether old or young, Do you want it in your lung? You have the power, To remove it from your shower. It's rather grim, To have to breathe it when you swim. You're more likely to wheeze, Or sneeze. Do you think it will please, Your inflammatory bowel disease? Perhaps it's the key, To why there's Crohns and UC. Do you think that your skin, Might become a little thin, And be filled with dread, As it starts to turn red. Can you not feel, How it's harder to heal? It makes our tissues grow old, From what I've been told. Our cells can only divide, A few times before they're stupified. With asthma and chlorine on a map, You can see they overlap. Sadly in the West, Not everyone has guessed, That there may be a link, With the gas in our drink. “But!”, I hear you cry, “Without it people will die.” Let go of your dread, We can use something instead. The answer is well known, It's called 'ozone'. Made from pure water, It's gone when it reaches my daughter, Unlike chlorine it's life is brief, What a relief. There's many a city, That make it with electricity, Splitting water into hydrogen, And best of all, oxygen! For ozone is made from O2, Yes, it's true! Imagine if you had, Water with nothing they add. Already there's Paris and Nice in France, Where people can dance. San Diego and Los Angeles in the USA, Have water that's ok. And Osaka in Japan, Now use this plan. But you don't have to be rich, To make the switch. Ask a clever committee, To stop chlorine in your city. See if you can arrange, To have your water change. I hear you shout, “Can 'I' get this chlorine out?” If you leave water in a jug overnight, What's left will be slight. Boiling will send it away in the air, So there's no need to despair. You can also remove it with a filter, Or a water distiller. To learn more have a look, At 'Question Chlorine' on facebook.
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Nobody marching toward us Their guns making us die. No tanks are come clanking No bombers in the sky. But our Congress and generals When oil or bases seem needed; We appear armed and threatening Peace and love talk not heeded. No country has attacked us With troops and lethal artillery. But our leaders expect us to Go open up their arteries And **** their women and children And laugh while they all die And we are expected to do this And never think to ask why. It’s almost like big companies Were sad when WW2 ended So they started attacking countries We really should have befriended. We let Russia have free reign To **** and ****** and steal Almost as if their aggression Wasn’t really true or even real. We looked around and made them, Those evil old warlike excuses, That some country threatened freedom And we pretended they weren’t ruses. We attacked Korea and Vietnam We were just supposed to observe That they were yellow people there And think they got what they deserved. We didn’t stop there, as Reagan took A duly elected leader and put him in jail. If any country did that to our country The conservatives would howl and rail. Then the Bushes tried their best to take Iraq to steal their oil and punish them And created an era of stronger hatred And anti-American outrage and mayhem. No foreign country has attacked America; So, the point bears repeating once again. We need to stop acting like bullies here And start acting like decent statesmen And women who have the bigger picture; The growth of peace in our battered world So, other countries will not take their guns And shoot our flag when it’s unfurled.
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Sep 26, 2018
Sep 26, 2018 at 4:56 PM UTC
THE BIG LIE OF WAR
Nobody marching toward us Their guns making us die. No tanks are come clanking No bombers in the sky. But our Congress and generals When oil or bases seem needed; We appear armed and threatening Peace and love talk not heeded. No country has attacked us With troops and lethal artillery. But our leaders expect us to Go open up their arteries And **** their women and children And laugh while they all die And we are expected to do this And never think to ask why. It’s almost like big companies Were sad when WW2 ended So they started attacking countries We really should have befriended. We let Russia have free reign To **** and ****** and steal Almost as if their aggression Wasn’t really true or even real. We looked around and made them, Those evil old warlike excuses, That some country threatened freedom And we pretended they weren’t ruses. We attacked Korea and Vietnam We were just supposed to observe That they were yellow people there And think they got what they deserved. We didn’t stop there, as Reagan took A duly elected leader and put him in jail. If any country did that to our country The conservatives would howl and rail. Then the Bushes tried their best to take Iraq to steal their oil and punish them And created an era of stronger hatred And anti-American outrage and mayhem. No foreign country has attacked America; So, the point bears repeating once again. We need to stop acting like bullies here And start acting like decent statesmen And women who have the bigger picture; The growth of peace in our battered world So, other countries will not take their guns And shoot our flag when it’s unfurled.
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A haunting stare with a serious note Originates in a lad just thirteen Ready to command or to set to task Obedient, mature, and quick to rule More comfortable with adults than peers An old soul has he, loves cars from the past Collects Civil War relics and antiques Spends most his time reading and researching Reads historical fiction, lost in time Analyzes plants, insects, and ol' coins He could be described like Chaucer's Cleric "And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach." He desires, especially, silver Yet, gold and ex-presidents faces too Protects younger members of his small clan Only his hand will be attacking foe It might be his fine grades, his quirk or two That humbles his parents. Proudly they stand And admire their first born miracle A babe no more, his age will meet his soul.
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Jan 2, 2013
Jan 2, 2013 at 7:11 PM UTC
First Born ( Blank Verse)
His Down's Syndrome makes His age a tough guess, I'll Say eight to ten. Wide eyes on machines, Ice cream dripping on the Pavement outside the Construction site. *I wanna work like this when I grow up,* he says in Young enthusiasm to a mother Whose eyes well up with Gratitude when I approach And kneel down in front of Him. *So you want a job, Buddy?* I ask him with a Wink. He suddenly remembers His ice cream and bites into It shyly. Nods, glancing at the Tools in my belt, the scratches On my arms, the brick wall I've been attacking with a Wacker jackhammer. Nods Again. *Well, I'll see you in a Few years,* I say with another Wink, this time to his mother, Who'd look her young age if Her eyes weren't as tired, *But you can start with this And get some practice.* I hand Him my Stanley Fat Max Hammer. His ice cream Hits the ground as he Recieves it with both hands, Looking to his mother for Confirmation that it's ok. Oh, it is. She mouths a Thank you SO much... They walk away, his chatter High pitched and fading Around the corner. And I Head over to the foreman to Report that I lost my hammer. Don't ever employ me. I can work a good game, but I'm too soft around little heroes.
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Jul 24, 2014
Jul 24, 2014 at 5:53 AM UTC
Stanley Fat Max
That sweet scent wafted in the warm breeze the moment before we met. From then on my life was changed love came with your perfume. Each of my emotions in hyper drive until then not alive. Your perfume was so intoxicating a doting slave I became. One direction to achieve your attention passion drew me under it's spell. This energy and intensity could not last one day a shadow was cast! I became yesterdays man brushed away when somebody else was snared. Like me the perfume pulled them within my heart shattered as I watched. Another laying prostrate at your feet no way could I take defeat. Jealousy never far from the passion of love not caring when I sighted you. Unable to control my basic human instincts attacking forcibly my rival. Feeling betrayed and the only one hurt soon my body would hit the dirt! Standing here a noose around my neck guilty of deeply loving you! Even as the trap door beneath me is released the perfume will linger always. Never regretting that deep emotional ride you will be with me inside! Love and jealousy unceasing like your perfume! The Foureyed poet.
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Jun 26, 2011
Jun 26, 2011 at 2:53 AM UTC
Perfume
The wheel of the quivering meat conception Turns in the void expelling human beings, Pigs, turtles, frogs, insects, nits, Mice, lice, lizards, rats, roan Racinghorses, poxy bucolic pigtics, Horrible unnameable lice of vultures, Murderous attacking dog-armies Of Africa, Rhinos roaming in the jungle, Vast boars and huge gigantic bull Elephants, rams, eagles, condors, Pones and Porcupines and Pills- All the endless conception of living beings Gnashing everywhere in Consciousness Throughout the ten directions of space Occupying all the quarters in & out, From supermicroscopic no-bug To huge Galaxy Lightyear Bowell Illuminating the sky of one Mind- Poor! I wish I was free of that slaving meat wheel and safe in heaven dead.
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I panicked. My brain attacked today. It attacked my lungs, Stupid sharp whistling sounds. I looked out of control. But I felt aware, that I wasn’t breathing, that I was attacking myself again. It attacked my heart, terrifying skipping stones in my chest. Whipped one by one, Muffled blows in my breast. I panicked. I looked out of control but I was aware, of the guilt, of what will drag along with me. I can’t be freed from fault, It’s not the way. Because I panic; is why I don’t relate, is how I cleanse. Fright being necessary, like a dream where you muscle tone fails you, I was paralyzed. My knuckles hit the laminate – again, again, again. But I don’t move. Feeling my bicep twitch, Feeling my throat raw, My mouth wide open, But I don’t make a sound. Because I panic. The power inside, will never translate, to the outside. People may see flickers, of insanity in my eyes. They may see me tighten up. They may seem me strain and ease. But I will never translate. Until it snaps, Until I no longer attack myself. Until I no longer panic. Until I bellow, Until I howl, Until I wail, Until I swing and connect. Until it attacks outwardly, Instead of inwardly.
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Jan 15, 2014
Jan 15, 2014 at 12:58 PM UTC
Panic
Your a wraith, a ghost dedicated to a dying faith, like a mistake, you used life for your needs and gave only to take, as a friend you offered lessons in hate but reeked of an essence that only you could create, ignorance, selfish religious babble for instance, attacking the ideals of others with a dagger between your teeth while preaching against the dangers of he who lies beneath, dont confuse evil for pain, try to experience pleasure from the searing rain that hisses off your hatred, if you can't then I'm sorry my friend, but you've already gone insane
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Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 5:06 AM UTC
Ignorance
Pale-skinned girl from Indiana, with freckles, yes, freckles, on your cheek, this is who I am. This is my story. It is only coincidence that I sing it to you, but sing, nonetheless, I do. One morning amidst the restlessness of my top-bunk sheets I heard a whispering and thought it might be God it was me. My unconsciousness begging me for nourishment, silently loudly attacking my awareness with questions: it asked why I neglect it. Pale-skinned girl from Indiana, with freckles, yes, freckles, on your cheek, is this, too, why your body vibrates when your thoughts are feelings? Because you too have recognized feeling as thought? That that faculty of wonder you hush about as if a ***** secret of forgotten childhood memory is something that is as real as the metaphysical pores of a skin you cannot touch, but know is not some foreign, distant, effacing thing, but is thick, is thick, thick as words creaking like old wood in a library filled with students who read so much ******** to get into college but never venture forth for such skin in the skin of those unconscious voices in the shelves? Selves: we call them books but they breathe. The ideas wriggle in your veins like a worm. They block your blood yet move your soul. The stillness of your speechlessness is some movement in itself. So I suspect of you, pale-skinned girl from Indiana, with freckles, yes, freckles, on your cheek. So I suspect of myself. I do not understand how else I could have been born without eyes which we call eyes. I cannot see why else. I cannot. You cannot. There is light over there in that darkness. A glimpse of it- a sliver of silver has shocked you into your paleness. Into my blackness. It is the same difference. A different same. Line break: A mirror tells me things with my eyeless eyes. My brownness ***** me into journeys with tunnels so deep that we call them pupils. In the distance that I gaze into I find myself gazing into a distance I gaze into. Fathom it. Do not. Will not will it will it will not willed. Touching it will wilt it without touching: this is the soul you said does not exist. It is not there. It is. In Indiana. Where's that? asks my blood. In Indiana. Over there? my finger points out the window. No. It is. It is. Not. Suddenly I smell something and it is myself. It is not Indiana or freckles or pale-skin. I ask you where it is. Suddenly you smell something and it is yourself. It is not Gaborone or curly-haired or black. You ask me where I think it is. What the **** do we know?
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Apr 19, 2016
Apr 19, 2016 at 9:04 PM UTC
A Walk to the Science Classrooms on a Post-Rainy Autumn Day.
Pale-skinned girl from Indiana, with freckles, yes, freckles, on your cheek, this is who I am. This is my story. It is only coincidence that I sing it to you, but sing, nonetheless, I do. One morning amidst the restlessness of my top-bunk sheets I heard a whispering and thought it might be God it was me. My unconsciousness begging me for nourishment, silently loudly attacking my awareness with questions: it asked why I neglect it. Pale-skinned girl from Indiana, with freckles, yes, freckles, on your cheek, is this, too, why your body vibrates when your thoughts are feelings? Because you too have recognized feeling as thought? That that faculty of wonder you hush about as if a ***** secret of forgotten childhood memory is something that is as real as the metaphysical pores of a skin you cannot touch, but know is not some foreign, distant, effacing thing, but is thick, is thick, thick as words creaking like old wood in a library filled with students who read so much ******** to get into college but never venture forth for such skin in the skin of those unconscious voices in the shelves? Selves: we call them books but they breathe. The ideas wriggle in your veins like a worm. They block your blood yet move your soul. The stillness of your speechlessness is some movement in itself. So I suspect of you, pale-skinned girl from Indiana, with freckles, yes, freckles, on your cheek. So I suspect of myself. I do not understand how else I could have been born without eyes which we call eyes. I cannot see why else. I cannot. You cannot. There is light over there in that darkness. A glimpse of it- a sliver of silver has shocked you into your paleness. Into my blackness. It is the same difference. A different same. Line break: A mirror tells me things with my eyeless eyes. My brownness ***** me into journeys with tunnels so deep that we call them pupils. In the distance that I gaze into I find myself gazing into a distance I gaze into. Fathom it. Do not. Will not will it will it will not willed. Touching it will wilt it without touching: this is the soul you said does not exist. It is not there. It is. In Indiana. Where's that? asks my blood. In Indiana. Over there? my finger points out the window. No. It is. It is. Not. Suddenly I smell something and it is myself. It is not Indiana or freckles or pale-skin. I ask you where it is. Suddenly you smell something and it is yourself. It is not Gaborone or curly-haired or black. You ask me where I think it is. What the **** do we know?
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Your Style Can Not Dominate Not Being Crude, Not Spreading Hate I'm Just Spreading The Word, Going To Radiate Even Without It, You'd Probably Meet Your Fate Taking You Down Has Become My Mission Going To Split Your Mind, Sanity Fission And Your World In Two, Territorial Division I'm Coming At You With Insane Precision Not Going To Rush, Going To Be Tactical Make Sure My Plans Are 100% Practical Attacking Aimlessly Would Be Impractical Give My People A Show, Theatrical I'm Flawless, You're Flawed When People Hear My Words, They Applaud When They Hear yours? They Call The Firing Squad I Don't Think Inside The Box, I Think Abroad I'm Guessing By Now You Must Be Hurting You Coming To Me, Asking For Some Kind Of Converting The Topic Kills You, You're Diverting To You. I'm Quite Alerting
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Aug 28, 2014
Aug 28, 2014 at 8:51 AM UTC
Dominate
The footsteps echoed on cobblestones When a chime rang ten of the clock, As a sailor making his way back home Was walking up from the dock, It was cold and dark for the lights were out And the street was wet with the rain, When he came to an old red telephone box At the side of a narrow lane. The clouds were black and they opened up So he stepped in out of the wet, Dropped his swag as it turned to hail And lit up a cigarette, The box was ancient, was George the Fifth And hadn’t been used for years, But stood in a lane that time forgot When the rot set in, and worse. For most of the houses were boarded up And the weeds had grown outside, Some had embarked for a tree-lined park And some of the others died, It was lonely there in the dark of night As the sailor waited, he sang, But stubbed his cigarette out in fright When the telephone next to him rang. He stared at it for a while before He raised it, stopping the bell, It had an echoing, ghostly sound Like you hear in a deep sea shell, The sound of sobbing came to his ear And he cried, ‘Who’s there, what’s wrong?’ ‘Oh God, I’ve waited forever my dear, I’m locked in the basement, Tom!’ The sailor said that he wasn’t Tom But she didn’t appear to hear, ‘He’s got an axe, attacking the door, Be quick or he’ll **** me, dear!’ The sailor didn’t know what to say But a chill ran up his spine, ‘Tell me, what’s your address,’ he said ‘Before you run out of time!’ ‘I’m straight across from the telephone box, You usually meet me here, He’s found us out, and he screams and shouts That he’ll **** you as well, my dear! He just came home from a spell at sea And called me a cheating ***** If you don’t come over and rescue me He’ll have smashed his way through the door.’ The sailor wanted to say, ‘Enough! It’s nothing to do with me,’ But flew on out of the telephone box, Leapt over a fallen tree, He raced right in through the open door And he called, ‘I’m here, just wait!’ Then made his way to the cellar door But all he could feel was hate. The door was shattered, he walked right in It was dark, there wasn’t a light, He felt around for a candle, lit And stared at the terrible sight. A man lay dead on the basement floor Where an axe had taken his life, And there with her throat like an open sore Was the body of his dear wife. He staggered, stopped, and fell to his knees And sobbed like a man insane, ‘Oh God, it’s true, I did this to you, But my mind’s been playing games. I thought if I went away to sea I’d return to find they were dreams…’ As he sliced a razor across his throat He thought, ‘Life’s not what it seems!’ David Lewis Paget
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Dec 5, 2013
Dec 5, 2013 at 5:35 AM UTC
The Telephone Box
The footsteps echoed on cobblestones When a chime rang ten of the clock, As a sailor making his way back home Was walking up from the dock, It was cold and dark for the lights were out And the street was wet with the rain, When he came to an old red telephone box At the side of a narrow lane. The clouds were black and they opened up So he stepped in out of the wet, Dropped his swag as it turned to hail And lit up a cigarette, The box was ancient, was George the Fifth And hadn’t been used for years, But stood in a lane that time forgot When the rot set in, and worse. For most of the houses were boarded up And the weeds had grown outside, Some had embarked for a tree-lined park And some of the others died, It was lonely there in the dark of night As the sailor waited, he sang, But stubbed his cigarette out in fright When the telephone next to him rang. He stared at it for a while before He raised it, stopping the bell, It had an echoing, ghostly sound Like you hear in a deep sea shell, The sound of sobbing came to his ear And he cried, ‘Who’s there, what’s wrong?’ ‘Oh God, I’ve waited forever my dear, I’m locked in the basement, Tom!’ The sailor said that he wasn’t Tom But she didn’t appear to hear, ‘He’s got an axe, attacking the door, Be quick or he’ll **** me, dear!’ The sailor didn’t know what to say But a chill ran up his spine, ‘Tell me, what’s your address,’ he said ‘Before you run out of time!’ ‘I’m straight across from the telephone box, You usually meet me here, He’s found us out, and he screams and shouts That he’ll **** you as well, my dear! He just came home from a spell at sea And called me a cheating ***** If you don’t come over and rescue me He’ll have smashed his way through the door.’ The sailor wanted to say, ‘Enough! It’s nothing to do with me,’ But flew on out of the telephone box, Leapt over a fallen tree, He raced right in through the open door And he called, ‘I’m here, just wait!’ Then made his way to the cellar door But all he could feel was hate. The door was shattered, he walked right in It was dark, there wasn’t a light, He felt around for a candle, lit And stared at the terrible sight. A man lay dead on the basement floor Where an axe had taken his life, And there with her throat like an open sore Was the body of his dear wife. He staggered, stopped, and fell to his knees And sobbed like a man insane, ‘Oh God, it’s true, I did this to you, But my mind’s been playing games. I thought if I went away to sea I’d return to find they were dreams…’ As he sliced a razor across his throat He thought, ‘Life’s not what it seems!’ David Lewis Paget
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As the rain came down like an ocean of water falling from the heavens the wind blew like a million fans blowing in the same direction I was wet, I was cold and I was struggling to make it pushing against the wind looking up was hard but squinting my eyes I could see a few stars in the night sky ahead of me I heard shouting and screaming a group of people were attacking an older Gentleman I questioned should I get involved I feared I might be targeted but I did the right thing, I got involved 5 people all young men started to surround me pushing me trying to force me on the ground punching and kicking one of the attackers pulled out a knife I feared for my life. As I lay their on the ground as the wind began to ease off but the rain continuing to come down with so much speed and force I remember thinking one thing, at least the older Gentleman was safe
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Oct 3, 2014
Oct 3, 2014 at 8:06 AM UTC
Safe
With your words that made me fly somehow. But hidden within ur innerself its always been your sweetest lie. Talking bout your dreams devouring me like ashes twisted and slowly disappearing. The truth acts like a spirited-away. Letting it fly back to its inside. There's this always inside of you. Something hidden and somethng blocked. Stopping you from outpouring what's inside. Mind and heart was in despair. They were always contrary but hearing all! With your honesty, i know there is all the droppin of everythng. All numb but eyes were all blown. I cant stop it. But all a could say. Everythng was fragile. Revenge has always been part of the human soul. not in its anatomy form or any interior or exterior aspects. But functioning with its own parts. Its the anger! Where it all starts. Jealousy and hurt were the main stream and always end to suffering. Thats all for love. We'd all be needing for us to feel even. Just a pinch of happiness just to get fair for someone that we love but did somethng wrong within us breaking us. Attacking every tiny vessels which in the end, Turning us into an evil creature. It was a buss - telling me it was that simple thing. Not to make it more bigger. But lets end this up. Still it hurts,... Still. Its another woman. Such senstivity arising.
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Jun 18, 2013
Jun 18, 2013 at 12:48 AM UTC
Tirade; sensitivity
This is the mountain I'm climbing Due to circumstantial timing The triumphant peaks change over time Just one of this mountain's many crimes The rocks on this mountain are flawed But the mountain is flawless Nature enforces restrictive laws So my life becomes lawless Through this insanity I can't find my humanity It's gagged and bound In the lost and found On this lonely hill Where I get my fill It's an uphill battle Getting above this mountain My conscience rattles My eyes pour like a fountain When I see everything suddenly Like halos hovering Over my past Lying dead in the grass Sometimes I must traverse a log to go over a bog Then I must do the inverse to go under the smog There are countless endeavors Through varying weather That leave me very confused And frantically panicked This mountain provides a view Of the entire planet This mountain made of dust I scale because I must Stillness develops rust When cliffs await us I see dead pioneers on the ground I see weary travelers all around I see fellow climbers as brothers Unless I see them as a lover Then I want to go cave exploring Before my grave ends the story Things should get weird If banality is to be feared In order to make a mark Even if it's in the dark To be perfectly candid This mountain is my canvas I carve my face in it as I go up But my face changes as I grow up So I start swag jacking The backpacking Mirror macking Confidence lacking Mountain attacking Climbers So I can find a crevasse to fit into This mountain is easy to give in to
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Feb 8, 2018
Feb 8, 2018 at 12:20 AM UTC
Mountain
This is the mountain I'm climbing Due to circumstantial timing The triumphant peaks change over time Just one of this mountain's many crimes The rocks on this mountain are flawed But the mountain is flawless Nature enforces restrictive laws So my life becomes lawless Through this insanity I can't find my humanity It's gagged and bound In the lost and found On this lonely hill Where I get my fill It's an uphill battle Getting above this mountain My conscience rattles My eyes pour like a fountain When I see everything suddenly Like halos hovering Over my past Lying dead in the grass Sometimes I must traverse a log to go over a bog Then I must do the inverse to go under the smog There are countless endeavors Through varying weather That leave me very confused And frantically panicked This mountain provides a view Of the entire planet This mountain made of dust I scale because I must Stillness develops rust When cliffs await us I see dead pioneers on the ground I see weary travelers all around I see fellow climbers as brothers Unless I see them as a lover Then I want to go cave exploring Before my grave ends the story Things should get weird If banality is to be feared In order to make a mark Even if it's in the dark To be perfectly candid This mountain is my canvas I carve my face in it as I go up But my face changes as I grow up So I start swag jacking The backpacking Mirror macking Confidence lacking Mountain attacking Climbers So I can find a crevasse to fit into This mountain is easy to give in to
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There are beetles on my skin Attacking my bark With pincers sharp -trying to get in And as they cover me Head to toe in a blanket of living death They tickle in bitter giggles At my senses, set ablaze By their exo-skeletal steps I do not build a scream For the sound would die out in between The sheet of beetles And my trodden lips Instead I lie still Commanding them with my negligence Fusing with their fear-mongering They take my shape; I don’t take theirs I am the alpha insect The form of their nature And now I stand In beetled armor A figure against the sun My shadow raining over the undergrowth Reigning over the under. In this symbiosis we travel Across valley and valley Coleoptera-covered Rand McNally Covering the earth, showing The dominance of man The man the man He who holds the plan In the palm of his life-colored hand I am he The guardian of land and sea Infected with a voice-in-hand Who writes eternity Whose pen is the land filled with ink of the sea And with beetles of lead I harmonize That between myself And quaking skies As the world shakes in its roots During a spacequake That bends our atoms like dried glue But then I am not alone And as I rest on grass of gold The heroes step forth, dressed in animals In a dark, ****** harmony That is the nature of our home, our Terra The brute beauty in black void Swimming through time like a turtle On which the souls of man rest On golden grass Our spherical nest And our evils are justified By the good of our pursuit of beauty Though selfish maybe Though hellish for he That swims on land But drowns as he walks the sea We are multitudes. We are Gaia, we are the mother tree The ****** bliss of humanity Dark and light, both are we.
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Mar 20, 2014
Mar 20, 2014 at 8:59 AM UTC
Beetles
There are beetles on my skin Attacking my bark With pincers sharp -trying to get in And as they cover me Head to toe in a blanket of living death They tickle in bitter giggles At my senses, set ablaze By their exo-skeletal steps I do not build a scream For the sound would die out in between The sheet of beetles And my trodden lips Instead I lie still Commanding them with my negligence Fusing with their fear-mongering They take my shape; I don’t take theirs I am the alpha insect The form of their nature And now I stand In beetled armor A figure against the sun My shadow raining over the undergrowth Reigning over the under. In this symbiosis we travel Across valley and valley Coleoptera-covered Rand McNally Covering the earth, showing The dominance of man The man the man He who holds the plan In the palm of his life-colored hand I am he The guardian of land and sea Infected with a voice-in-hand Who writes eternity Whose pen is the land filled with ink of the sea And with beetles of lead I harmonize That between myself And quaking skies As the world shakes in its roots During a spacequake That bends our atoms like dried glue But then I am not alone And as I rest on grass of gold The heroes step forth, dressed in animals In a dark, ****** harmony That is the nature of our home, our Terra The brute beauty in black void Swimming through time like a turtle On which the souls of man rest On golden grass Our spherical nest And our evils are justified By the good of our pursuit of beauty Though selfish maybe Though hellish for he That swims on land But drowns as he walks the sea We are multitudes. We are Gaia, we are the mother tree The ****** bliss of humanity Dark and light, both are we.
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Ok so the last few days I have been getting rude remarks on me own YouTube vids that are ****** because for one their old... Two I played songs on old keyboard... And three I've done nothing to this person who keeps openly attacking me on me own YouTube for me to post music..  If I stink soo bad in music how is it I've played with some pretty big musicians who have respect for me poetry and music all around the country and planet? Hmmm... Should tell you something... This is someone not gonna say who because I actually think he's a good soul and man and has an amazing heart but to keep attacking me when all Ive done is good to him and used him in mine dedication poem of great poets than seriously? Come on I must stand up because this stalking of me has to stop as theirs more than one obsessed person doing it lollllllllllll..just shows I bring an impact .a good one others can't stand... That's so sad... Well I forgive the one doing this to me and the others.. But I'm one of love So I forgive u old friend, and have love for u.. No hard feelings Just please mate..  No more stalking.... Thanks Brandon nagley...
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Aug 13, 2015
Aug 13, 2015 at 9:34 AM UTC
Please stop stalking me.......
Orange juice then frosting Orange juice then frosting Time is repetition As I watch from the couch “He won’t last the weekend,” Says Hospice “They said he might not last the weekend,” Says Dauson He’s stronger than they know, I say Orange juice then frosting Orange juice then frosting False hope, of course I can see the way The cancer fights Deceiving the guards Hiding and attacking Slowly taking what’s theirs Slowly killing, Spreading down towards the Ground then rocketing up Until his psyche Dissipates into nothing Orange juice then frosting Orange juice then frosting “Go hunting, it’s opening day,” He says They listen But only because He yells at them to She goes out to smoke My grandma with my grandpa’s killer “Can you pick Dauson up?” Says Mom to Tracy Keith’s mother, Mother of my brother’s “brother” Orange juice then frosting Orange juice then Frosting I know it’s coming Yelling it’s arrival Like the steady beat of a beating drum I’m surprised That no one else Can hear it That no one else Can feel it Permeating the air The shadows reaching out With tendrils made of cold Made of smoke Made of death’s sweet kiss Orange juice then frosting Orange juice then frosting Time is fast forwarded Laying him down on the bed “Melissa’s almost here, The boys are almost here” And then time stops for a moment He’s facing me Eyes closed, mouth parted A single tear that is his own Freezes on his cheek Orange juice then frosting Orange juice then frosting You asked what changed Me the most? What made me who I am today? A grave stone A wooden cross Seeing a man die slowly Day after day
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Nov 18, 2011
Nov 18, 2011 at 8:18 PM UTC
Orange Juice then Frosting
Orange juice then frosting Orange juice then frosting Time is repetition As I watch from the couch “He won’t last the weekend,” Says Hospice “They said he might not last the weekend,” Says Dauson He’s stronger than they know, I say Orange juice then frosting Orange juice then frosting False hope, of course I can see the way The cancer fights Deceiving the guards Hiding and attacking Slowly taking what’s theirs Slowly killing, Spreading down towards the Ground then rocketing up Until his psyche Dissipates into nothing Orange juice then frosting Orange juice then frosting “Go hunting, it’s opening day,” He says They listen But only because He yells at them to She goes out to smoke My grandma with my grandpa’s killer “Can you pick Dauson up?” Says Mom to Tracy Keith’s mother, Mother of my brother’s “brother” Orange juice then frosting Orange juice then Frosting I know it’s coming Yelling it’s arrival Like the steady beat of a beating drum I’m surprised That no one else Can hear it That no one else Can feel it Permeating the air The shadows reaching out With tendrils made of cold Made of smoke Made of death’s sweet kiss Orange juice then frosting Orange juice then frosting Time is fast forwarded Laying him down on the bed “Melissa’s almost here, The boys are almost here” And then time stops for a moment He’s facing me Eyes closed, mouth parted A single tear that is his own Freezes on his cheek Orange juice then frosting Orange juice then frosting You asked what changed Me the most? What made me who I am today? A grave stone A wooden cross Seeing a man die slowly Day after day
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I have secret skeletons That haven't seen the Sun From things supposedly fun Now all they do is make me run Skeletons exit my closet And enter my jury box All of whom I've met Then put behind locks Now they throw rocks Or find ways to mock They are ruthless Until I'm toothless I face a skeleton jury I face the skeletons' fury They seek vengeance Or perhaps repentance I play lawyer in my mind This job has become full time And I must laboriously linger Through skeleton stingers Until my mind is rattled By skeleton saddles They come from my past To shatter my glass The skeletons are attacking My bones are cracking Under their weight They are my freight They judge me And begrudge me I made many moronic mistakes I left laying at the bottom of lakes Now they are at the surface Of my fruitless furnace Skeletons remain Like a stain I look across the plain To see skeletal rain Precipitated by my dumb decisions Droplets make numerous incisions Each one callously cutting me to the bone Until the skeleton jury is my humble home
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Oct 27, 2017
Oct 27, 2017 at 4:41 AM UTC
Skeleton Jury
my friends say i need to open my eyes but aquarians are dreamy types and i broke my glasses so what difference does it make if i’m sleeping anyways? i'm 20 years old and that's not a lot boys think i'm cute but they think my friend is hot cause she ******* is i keep getting high and redownloading tinder when i'm home alone in my living room with the office on repeat and my cats attacking my feet meanwhile i'm getting annoyed because i'm just trying to eat and everyone keeps telling me i need some thicker meat on my bones and telling me i should watch my texts and to call if it involves **** or *** my best friends are sleeping together i wish i could make this thing between us better but you kind of **** dude and i’m sorry but i don’t think i can talk to you without being rude so.. i guess i don’t really wish to change things after all
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Dec 12, 2018
Dec 12, 2018 at 4:16 PM UTC
something i was working on then never came back to
To some the world revolves around them, And nothing else can matter. They’ll do anything to reach that end, Including endless idle chatter. They walk around like “Hey look at me.” And are only happy when you do. They’re like an exhibit for all to see, Like an animal in a zoo. Nowadays they’re on the net, joining many a site, And they bully everyone around. They’ll be on the computer, day and night, If some attention can be found. If they start with you, pay them no mind, It’s the best thing you can do. I can guarantee their words won’t be kind, When they start attacking you. They’re attention ****** as they’re known, Or trolls as some may say. They’re like little kids who’ve never grown, They always have to have their way. So take my advice, and don’t feed the trolls, Because they’ll just create a scene. They are the cyber world’s lost souls, They are evil and they’re mean. 04-14-16.
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Apr 15, 2016
Apr 15, 2016 at 2:52 AM UTC
Don't Feed The Trolls
Saturday I was the happiest knight in your kingdom Sunday I extinguished loves burning embers with mere chewing gum Monday I answered your call..... to muster arms, your period enemy. Tuesday I saw my purple sky fall around me like attacking dragons. Wednesday  I cried bitterly making my own wailing wall. Thursday I built a trebuchet, to catapult me back into your life. Friday I lost my sanity when I heard only the Pied Pipers fife I wish there was another day, I need another chance.
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Sep 18, 2014
Sep 18, 2014 at 9:03 AM UTC
My Trebuchet
Might I ask you a question, my dear? I might have an answer, my sweet. For all this time together These years, months and days You have seen me cry, we've cried together You have seen me in pain, crippled for days All by unknown forces attacking my mind You have dealt with me in times of suffocating strife My screaming and fits and tantrums Though all this, do you still love me? Why, of course. But why, darling? Because. While I have seen you cry and in pain and in fits I have seen you glittering with joy From your passions and adventures And to make me smile. I have seen you laugh until you cried again Til you collapsed into silence, grinning like a Cheshire I have held you while you shine with happiness As a star from on high, gracing me with your presence. Now I must ask, why do you inquire? To remind us, in case we ever forget our love
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Feb 19, 2013
Feb 19, 2013 at 10:06 PM UTC
I love you to the moon and back again