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"barer" poems
If you're gonna be lonely, maybe learn how to cook. Parade the smoke to the rafters after doubting the book. Alert the parents in vowing the earnest salt in the brook. A fervent effort relays to bacon kisses you took. Brine is cheap, and on days like this find a Mrs. or friend, apply the bread crumb crisp. Buy the egg to allure. confide that "this might miss." If not to them to yourself. Try the odd light whip. Find a guide or a dozen. Fire doesn't necessarily deny the pleasant after math. Passable dishes levy comfort on cold nights, dying for treasure dancing in the lights, and forming function digging diamond from plastic wrap. "I could serve a candied berry pair it fairly cold below a lighter cream." See the finer things elaborate below the theme. Mise en place allowing, yolk to heat, folk wreaths are crowning. Found a leek to brown, found out what friends to feed can mean Be the barer taste your food silk confections social fruit Buck the system Find connection tuck the mood in ginger root get your list out pay it forward take the order grab a whisk make an impact Pleat the border break the silence wrap a gift
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Oct 23, 2019
Oct 23, 2019 at 6:56 PM UTC
Kiss the Chef
Standing in this place, Where you tells us nothing that is going on. We fear the worst, Only because you wont tell us better. You take us away from our land, To a place I never knew. You tell us nothing that is going on, And you treat us as though we are not human. You tell us we are moving, and whip us until we move. "form a line" you tell us. We fear your guns, so we do. You take us to the water. The same water that brings us joy, Now will bring us nothing but fear, and hatred. You whip the ones who don't go, And Yell at the ones who do. You hurt our kind, Like you have nothing but sin. Slowly the line starts to move, And I hear nothing but the clang of mettle, And the cries of my kind. We fear what will happen next. I get to the place, where the white man stays. I try not to look him in the eyes, Because all I will see is sin. You put your cold grasp, From something I do not know, Around my wrists and ankle, But worst, around my neck. My man fears you aliens, so we do what your guns say. We are not to be feared, Yet you show us nothing but sin. All of my men, are joined by your cold hard chains. The ones who don't move , get pulled by the rest. The whippings become more, And my people find it hard to stand. You tell us you need us, But show us nothing but sin. We get on the big beast , The one only white man knows. You shove us down the stairs, And crowed us in. We are close. Too close. Man and woman and child, Brought together by sin. the night finally comes, And I feel peace again. But only until the morning sun shines, And brings death with it. 17 of my fellow men, Brought out my you aliens. Its only the second day, What will the next bring? The hunger in our belies gets stronger, as you feast upon your joy. The days food is not much But rice and ***** water. As we start to lose count of the day, We lose count of so many other things Death, **** fear, mice, whipping, And sin. My man can not talk about there fears, For the white man will listen. The only thing we can do, Is make our own language. Some hope for death, For by death our souls can fly free. By death we can return home, But our families don't even have our bones to remember us by. Our women and children are used as objects, Objects of the white mans will. To show no respect to, And release your sin upon. We are brought to stable land, Of which we have never seen. You brake us into groups, and show us no respect. Only half of my men make it there, And most of them are not well. We are shoved around, And most of do not stay on out feet for long. The ones you deem 'Usable' go on to the homes of the white man. We are forced to work, for the man of the sin. We get nothing from this, and very little food. We bring you your growth, While ours is held back. We are the worker, we are the barer of life. You are the owner. YOU are the sin.
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Sep 9, 2012
Sep 9, 2012 at 2:11 PM UTC
The middle passage
Standing in this place, Where you tells us nothing that is going on. We fear the worst, Only because you wont tell us better. You take us away from our land, To a place I never knew. You tell us nothing that is going on, And you treat us as though we are not human. You tell us we are moving, and whip us until we move. "form a line" you tell us. We fear your guns, so we do. You take us to the water. The same water that brings us joy, Now will bring us nothing but fear, and hatred. You whip the ones who don't go, And Yell at the ones who do. You hurt our kind, Like you have nothing but sin. Slowly the line starts to move, And I hear nothing but the clang of mettle, And the cries of my kind. We fear what will happen next. I get to the place, where the white man stays. I try not to look him in the eyes, Because all I will see is sin. You put your cold grasp, From something I do not know, Around my wrists and ankle, But worst, around my neck. My man fears you aliens, so we do what your guns say. We are not to be feared, Yet you show us nothing but sin. All of my men, are joined by your cold hard chains. The ones who don't move , get pulled by the rest. The whippings become more, And my people find it hard to stand. You tell us you need us, But show us nothing but sin. We get on the big beast , The one only white man knows. You shove us down the stairs, And crowed us in. We are close. Too close. Man and woman and child, Brought together by sin. the night finally comes, And I feel peace again. But only until the morning sun shines, And brings death with it. 17 of my fellow men, Brought out my you aliens. Its only the second day, What will the next bring? The hunger in our belies gets stronger, as you feast upon your joy. The days food is not much But rice and ***** water. As we start to lose count of the day, We lose count of so many other things Death, **** fear, mice, whipping, And sin. My man can not talk about there fears, For the white man will listen. The only thing we can do, Is make our own language. Some hope for death, For by death our souls can fly free. By death we can return home, But our families don't even have our bones to remember us by. Our women and children are used as objects, Objects of the white mans will. To show no respect to, And release your sin upon. We are brought to stable land, Of which we have never seen. You brake us into groups, and show us no respect. Only half of my men make it there, And most of them are not well. We are shoved around, And most of do not stay on out feet for long. The ones you deem 'Usable' go on to the homes of the white man. We are forced to work, for the man of the sin. We get nothing from this, and very little food. We bring you your growth, While ours is held back. We are the worker, we are the barer of life. You are the owner. YOU are the sin.
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When, like a running grave, time tracks you down, Your calm and cuddled is a scythe of hairs, Love in her gear is slowly through the house, Up naked stairs, a turtle in a hearse, Hauled to the dome, Comes, like a scissors stalking, tailor age, Deliver me who timid in my tribe, Of love am barer than Cadaver's trap Robbed of the foxy tongue, his footed tape Of the bone inch Deliver me, my masters, head and heart, Heart of Cadaver's candle waxes thin, When blood, spade-handed, and the logic time Drive children up like bruises to the thumb, From maid and head, For, sunday faced, with dusters in my glove, Chaste and the chaser, man with the cockshut eye, I, that time's jacket or the coat of ice May fail to fasten with a ****** o In the straight grave, Stride through Cadaver's country in my force, My pickbrain masters morsing on the stone Despair of blood faith in the maiden's slime, Halt among eunuchs, and the nitric stain On fork and face. Time is a foolish fancy, time and fool. No, no, you lover skull, descending hammer Descends, my masters, on the entered honour. You hero skull, Cadaver in the hangar Tells the stick, 'fail.' Joy is no knocking nation, sir and madam, The cancer's fashion, or the summer feather Lit on the cuddled tree, the cross of fever, Not city tar and subway bored to foster Man through macadam. I dump the waxlights in your tower dome. Joy is the knock of dust, Cadaver's shoot Of bud of Adam through his boxy shift, Love's twilit nation and the skull of state, Sir, is your doom. Everything ends, the tower ending and, (Have with the house of wind), the leaning scene, Ball of the foot depending from the sun, (Give, summer, over), the cemented skin, The actions' end. All, men my madmen, the unwholesome wind With whistler's cough contages, time on track Shapes in a cinder death; love for his trick, Happy Cadaver's hunger as you take The kissproof world.
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When, Like A Running Grave
When, like a running grave, time tracks you down, Your calm and cuddled is a scythe of hairs, Love in her gear is slowly through the house, Up naked stairs, a turtle in a hearse, Hauled to the dome, Comes, like a scissors stalking, tailor age, Deliver me who timid in my tribe, Of love am barer than Cadaver's trap Robbed of the foxy tongue, his footed tape Of the bone inch Deliver me, my masters, head and heart, Heart of Cadaver's candle waxes thin, When blood, spade-handed, and the logic time Drive children up like bruises to the thumb, From maid and head, For, sunday faced, with dusters in my glove, Chaste and the chaser, man with the cockshut eye, I, that time's jacket or the coat of ice May fail to fasten with a ****** o In the straight grave, Stride through Cadaver's country in my force, My pickbrain masters morsing on the stone Despair of blood faith in the maiden's slime, Halt among eunuchs, and the nitric stain On fork and face. Time is a foolish fancy, time and fool. No, no, you lover skull, descending hammer Descends, my masters, on the entered honour. You hero skull, Cadaver in the hangar Tells the stick, 'fail.' Joy is no knocking nation, sir and madam, The cancer's fashion, or the summer feather Lit on the cuddled tree, the cross of fever, Not city tar and subway bored to foster Man through macadam. I dump the waxlights in your tower dome. Joy is the knock of dust, Cadaver's shoot Of bud of Adam through his boxy shift, Love's twilit nation and the skull of state, Sir, is your doom. Everything ends, the tower ending and, (Have with the house of wind), the leaning scene, Ball of the foot depending from the sun, (Give, summer, over), the cemented skin, The actions' end. All, men my madmen, the unwholesome wind With whistler's cough contages, time on track Shapes in a cinder death; love for his trick, Happy Cadaver's hunger as you take The kissproof world.
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if you could hold me in like burning dawn on the tips of fall mornings i would scratch our names into my bark i would lean over children that looked like you, baby sew my leaves to their jackets so they would always smell like fresh dew on a misty morning water my roots and trim the thorn bushes i've collected a dress swathing hips that are barer than deserts and if i sing this song now would you come to me in honest or like schoolyard jokes will you kiss my fingers only in jest i'm a simple plant i need only sunshine and damp dirt bare bones lapping up nutrients a stolen kiss over dinner a bath that is not lonely a hand to be held on afternoons in the city two people staring in rapture at each other in the black subway windows
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Oct 12, 2012
Oct 12, 2012 at 12:53 PM UTC
branches
Been on this forum just a short time Found amazing talent from all kinds Makes me wanna dub this creative flow As the greatest ever, if you don’t know Thus my admiration has been sparked To write mad verses with a flaming mark You are the ingredients of this unique brew That I’m now calling the “Quintessence” crew So here’s to the “Q,” your words have weight More than silver and gold, ’cause you’re my mates Here’s to the eyez of earth’s celestial Angel X-raying minds to diagnose and become less tangled Here’s to the fury of the beast, a.k.a. Animal Ripping at the life we sometimes take for granted Here’s to the western gunslinger, holla Pug Blasting us with the creativity from them slugs Here’s to the sweetness of sista Sara Walking the mule as a humane barer Here’s to the Feminine heart of a special Poet Grounding us to reality, a toast from a glass of Moet Here’s to the petals from the Y2K1 budding Rose Missing the nectar to feed the bees and in those… Here’s to the shiny armor of gleaming love, the Arhanghell Giving us adventurous tales, ready to drop more coins in that well Here’s to the food from the Miller they call Keith Dropping them verses like tender, tantalizing beef Here’s to the endeavors of the newbie, a Creator of Love Soaring the clouds fiercely with the freshness of a dove Other members of the “Q” are still missing in action Hope you come back to be part of this elite faction So this dedication will continue to be unfinished Not whole, but waiting to be no longer diminished…
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Jul 23, 2013
Jul 23, 2013 at 10:09 PM UTC
Quintessence Crew
Been on this forum just a short time Found amazing talent from all kinds Makes me wanna dub this creative flow As the greatest ever, if you don’t know Thus my admiration has been sparked To write mad verses with a flaming mark You are the ingredients of this unique brew That I’m now calling the “Quintessence” crew So here’s to the “Q,” your words have weight More than silver and gold, ’cause you’re my mates Here’s to the eyez of earth’s celestial Angel X-raying minds to diagnose and become less tangled Here’s to the fury of the beast, a.k.a. Animal Ripping at the life we sometimes take for granted Here’s to the western gunslinger, holla Pug Blasting us with the creativity from them slugs Here’s to the sweetness of sista Sara Walking the mule as a humane barer Here’s to the Feminine heart of a special Poet Grounding us to reality, a toast from a glass of Moet Here’s to the petals from the Y2K1 budding Rose Missing the nectar to feed the bees and in those… Here’s to the shiny armor of gleaming love, the Arhanghell Giving us adventurous tales, ready to drop more coins in that well Here’s to the food from the Miller they call Keith Dropping them verses like tender, tantalizing beef Here’s to the endeavors of the newbie, a Creator of Love Soaring the clouds fiercely with the freshness of a dove Other members of the “Q” are still missing in action Hope you come back to be part of this elite faction So this dedication will continue to be unfinished Not whole, but waiting to be no longer diminished…
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Time is the lingering of the past which the present tries to shield from the future. The future is the growth we take from the lessons time has taught us.  Each is unique as the individual barer. Time grants closure and renews hope.
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May 13, 2015
May 13, 2015 at 10:22 AM UTC
Time
Johnny had a golden head Like a golden mop in blow, Right and left his curls would spread In a glory and a glow, And they framed his honest face Like stray sunbeams out of place. Long and thick, they half could hide How threadbare his patched jacket hung; They used to be his Mother's pride; She praised them with a tender tongue, And stroked them with a loving finger That smoothed and stroked and loved to linger. On a doorstep Johnny sat, Up and down the street looked he; Johnny did not own a hat, Hot or cold tho' days might be; Johnny did not own a boot To cover up his muddy foot. Johnny's face was pale and thin, Pale with hunger and with crying; For his Mother lay within, Talked and tossed and seemed a-dying, While Johnny racked his brains to think How to get her help and drink, Get her physic, get her tea, Get her bread and something nice; Not a penny piece had he, And scarce a shilling might suffice; No wonder that his soul was sad, When not one penny piece he had. As he sat there thinking, moping, Because his Mother's wants were many, Wishing much but scarcely hoping To earn a shilling or a penny, A friendly neighbor passed him by And questioned him: Why did he cry? Alas! his trouble soon was told: He did not cry for cold or hunger, Though he was hungry both and cold; He only felt more weak and younger, Because he wished so to be old And apt at earning pence or gold. Kindly that neighbor was, but poor, Scant coin had he to give or lend; And well he guessed there needed more Than pence or shillings to befriend The helpless woman in her strait, So much loved, yet so desolate. One way he saw, and only one: He would--he could not--give the advice, And yet he must: the widow's son Had curls of gold would fetch their price; Long curls which might be clipped, and sold For silver, or perhaps for gold. Our Johnny, when he understood Which shop it was that purchased hair, Ran off as briskly as he could, And in a trice stood cropped and bare, Too short of hair to fill a locket, But jingling money in his pocket. Precious money--tea and bread, Physic, ease, for Mother dear, Better than a golden head: Yet our hero dropped one tear When he spied himself close shorn, Barer much than lamb new born. His Mother throve upon the money, Ate and revived and kissed her son: But oh! when she perceived her Johnny, And understood what he had done All and only for her sake, She sobbed as if her heart must break.
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Johnny, Founded On An Anecdote Of The First French Revolution
Johnny had a golden head Like a golden mop in blow, Right and left his curls would spread In a glory and a glow, And they framed his honest face Like stray sunbeams out of place. Long and thick, they half could hide How threadbare his patched jacket hung; They used to be his Mother's pride; She praised them with a tender tongue, And stroked them with a loving finger That smoothed and stroked and loved to linger. On a doorstep Johnny sat, Up and down the street looked he; Johnny did not own a hat, Hot or cold tho' days might be; Johnny did not own a boot To cover up his muddy foot. Johnny's face was pale and thin, Pale with hunger and with crying; For his Mother lay within, Talked and tossed and seemed a-dying, While Johnny racked his brains to think How to get her help and drink, Get her physic, get her tea, Get her bread and something nice; Not a penny piece had he, And scarce a shilling might suffice; No wonder that his soul was sad, When not one penny piece he had. As he sat there thinking, moping, Because his Mother's wants were many, Wishing much but scarcely hoping To earn a shilling or a penny, A friendly neighbor passed him by And questioned him: Why did he cry? Alas! his trouble soon was told: He did not cry for cold or hunger, Though he was hungry both and cold; He only felt more weak and younger, Because he wished so to be old And apt at earning pence or gold. Kindly that neighbor was, but poor, Scant coin had he to give or lend; And well he guessed there needed more Than pence or shillings to befriend The helpless woman in her strait, So much loved, yet so desolate. One way he saw, and only one: He would--he could not--give the advice, And yet he must: the widow's son Had curls of gold would fetch their price; Long curls which might be clipped, and sold For silver, or perhaps for gold. Our Johnny, when he understood Which shop it was that purchased hair, Ran off as briskly as he could, And in a trice stood cropped and bare, Too short of hair to fill a locket, But jingling money in his pocket. Precious money--tea and bread, Physic, ease, for Mother dear, Better than a golden head: Yet our hero dropped one tear When he spied himself close shorn, Barer much than lamb new born. His Mother throve upon the money, Ate and revived and kissed her son: But oh! when she perceived her Johnny, And understood what he had done All and only for her sake, She sobbed as if her heart must break.
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Beware the pale horse Who rides at dawn From the wells of sorrow His gait was drawn Across the plains of snow Unto the barren field Ceaseless can he be He can't afford to yeild The benifactor thus unknown To fabricate our faith Shall carry upon his back All that has to wait The still pond lies Its whipers are obscene The pale horse is comming This you can believe He's passed the ancient grove Before we knew of love He's rode across the meddows And waded through the mud With a weary head he watched And kept the toll With blind eyes of age Barer of the soul
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Nov 25, 2012
Nov 25, 2012 at 4:03 PM UTC
Bare
The dull leaves cry and crackle as the sharp winds strains their stalks. They flutter through the wayward wood like the ever searching cuckoos. Ochre, the sad oak gleams, barer in the morning rays. Diamond frost melts once more into the crisp leaves which, from crunchy embers, soften as they drench Satin turns to pumpkin and mahogany as melancholic November approaches.
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Apr 16, 2014
Apr 16, 2014 at 2:54 PM UTC
Autumn
Breath hard alright the it done you runt! Ran t whoa that was a title tortoise for me my. Kankakee barer ahhhhhh You think I'm still good, ...? Think I've changed? Maybe ha aha fatti I've still got the touch, the magic touch caçede ahhhhhh ha! Gût you toot I'm just, it's just uhhhh
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Mar 1, 2015
Mar 1, 2015 at 5:37 PM UTC
A little talk, just you and me ok.
Winter light eats the wide hill ever barer, buzzards hover over the headstones in the fertile soil which for centuries bore olive trees The souls are elsewhere, where Israel takes them, the remains perish in black cloths, to be the first people to enter the new world on the day the gate of mercy opens That is what the dead have lived and fought for, for that they have won against the god of war they have conquered the city, with the source that breaks out of the earth Jerusalem, where I suffer from divided togetherness Will children of my grandchildren collect their bones, honour them and grow olives here again with sky-high twigs of peace?
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Apr 5, 2023
Apr 5, 2023 at 4:04 AM UTC
Gravesland
I am the villain, the coldhearted canyon killer who cut Atlas’ Achilles tendon causing the sky to crumble and crush the falsely humble. I am rage working its way from a red froth foaming in the cold glowing bay, choppy waters which reflect star light that is too far away and already dead. I am not the hero of this narrative because all that I have to give is destruction in the form of my careful criticism of this corrupt system. I smile, hoping my wise words will blasts this system’s foundation and clear the clutter to build something better. I am the truth barer, sunlight sharer in a world happy with its shadows. I am a vicious striker and slicer, mean bust mostly nicer than I should be as the bad guy of humanity. We all want to be the hero of our little fairytale, but I know better than to fool myself, because if the genocidal politicians the vile ********* preachers, the violent sports stars, the murderous soldiers, and the greedy businessmen are your definition of the ubermensch apex of the patriarchal hierarchy…. Then to you as to them I am anarchy builder and destroyer of abstract constructs that control us and the ultimate terrorist/freedom fighter because I am a truth writer.
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Jul 10, 2017
Jul 10, 2017 at 7:43 PM UTC
I Am The Villain
I’ve gotten used to being set Set aside Set straight Setting like the sun on the idea of happiness Dying to so many dreams I don’t have enough phalanges to count them on People hurt me because they Think they know me (You don’t know me, not even a little) I had forgotten how it feels when you hold me I had lost the lust to know you Blade sharp visions Cutting away at my ability To hold up my life card I want to punch out and leave. Pleasure and pain concurrent *** and little deaths roll together I have never spelled it out before Your *** your *** your species, your intimacy It murders my self-confidence It leaves me barer than birth And hungry for something That isn’t real (And you still don’t know me) tears are my life’s work blood is my excuse for living I leave it in the veins Because anything else would be Too messy. In my fantasies We watch football on the couch Drink beers with fancy labels And I fall asleep on your shoulder. I could make a whole life In the small of your back In the space behind your ear I would color in your lines And connect your dots. We would be childhood happy. (You don’t want to know me)
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Jan 13, 2012
Jan 13, 2012 at 3:36 PM UTC
Its so dark and lonely in my skull
If you followed me on a walk, In the sunshine of my mind, What would you see? Who would I be? Would I be a yellow fairy, Skipping between rows of sunflowers, Higher than high, Taller than tall? Would I be a gargoyle, Grinning hideously at the top of my Great, grey stone wall? If you followed me on a walk, Through the tempest of myself, What would you see? Who would I be? Would I be a giant black wolf, Prowling the dense forests of Scotland, Dimmer than dim, Darker than dark? Would I be the ghost of a lady, All dressed in white, in an empty room, Barer than bare, Starker than stark? If you followed me on a walk, Through the corridors in my head, What would you see? Who would I be? Would I be a great horse, Pounding with my silver hooves the earth of a road that never ends, Over and over, On and on? Would I be a painting, A landscape, My colour fading, Paint peeling, Rough and old, Gloomy and wan? If you followed me on a walk, Through my own sweet fragile world, I don't know what you'd see, Or to you who I'd be, But I know who I am, No one knows more than me. Would you like me to tell you? 13/09/2006
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Jun 3, 2013
Jun 3, 2013 at 7:21 AM UTC
If You Followed Me
Bared every piece of my soul I knew how Still these trees remain barer Thrown a hundred frisbees in spring Turned a thousand saucers in fall Still pie in the sky wins Watched a lot of people Seen a ton of smiles Still trust is obsolete Walked a million streets or more Tamed even more shoes Still I’ve gotten nowhere Read all the books they told me to Seen all the classic flicks Still most amazed by fire’s flicker Every city seems the same Every person less a wonder Still they say life is wonderful And the wedding gowns blend into the snow I somehow like them better that way Still one or the other seems off-white Plucked the petals off a garden Wished on endless shooting stars Still no miracle of love
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Dec 27, 2011
Dec 27, 2011 at 11:24 AM UTC
Tear Ducts & Itchy Palms
Oh silly, wandering, pale, petite heart you travel miles from your owner exploring the beauty of the globe without rib cage, torso, and body you finicky flighty little thing you annoy me so you jump from stranger's hearts to stranger's hearts lavishing in their adoration and unusual beauty you trapse around masquereding yourself as an authentic barer of real love a skilled actress convincing this world that your owner, me is right there with you all along Oh you tormenting rapid active amber ***** Here I am always stretched in two places at once.
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Jan 7, 2013
Jan 7, 2013 at 1:45 AM UTC
A Traveler's Heart
A soft sympathetic voice cries Please, don’t forget what I was, a child of love. Please don’t let go of my heart. Please, be kind and kindle the hearth fire of compassion. Please don’t run when I need you to stay. Please, oh please don’t forget me. The gentle voice slips away as the barer stares coldly into a blank face. It is a dark mirror that marks his change.
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Sep 3, 2018
Sep 3, 2018 at 9:05 AM UTC
Untitled
[Author's Note: These are song lyrics.] Distracted Restlessly inactive Desperate for the formula for joy Attracted Recklessly reactive Rescued from the silence of the void (Hearing everything) From under the frozen ground You walk on by                         I explode Without so much as a sound And then you're near! Trembling like the earth Inside The ice that disappears Blown softly open By degrees As slight as deep Morning tundra yawns A filthy whine Disturbing the soil of years A product of my environment Skeptical and wired More than a little irrelevant Always so tired Of tragedies already written Of competition for roles To survive, win or lose, To pay the price for repetition I vow to leave this spectacle behind But then you're here! Barer than the trees Outside Your buzzing, breathless fear Blown softly over By a breeze As light as sleep Budding blossoms weep A minted sigh Releasing the doubt alive in me (Please) Baby come for me Let me know your zeal Let me know your greed Let me know you feel Even if you may not love me Baby come for me (Born of the urge To devour what is beautiful Favor the nectar of a queen Torn by the surge To divide the irreducible Savor the subtle taste of spring) Into everything Over fertile ground You walk on by                         I explo- © Michal Czechak 2010-2016
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Apr 23, 2016
Apr 23, 2016 at 4:10 PM UTC
a taste of spring
My legacy ends here, I have no name to lend Because I was born out of wed lock, All I have is the shame to bend. The truth comes out always When the truth barer passes on; What I believed to be a truth on my side Turns out to be false pretense; nothing but a lie. Who was my true parent, will I ever know? One thing is for sure, I was not to be procured. And that is apparently something hard to swallow Because being born out of wed lock is so hollow. My legacy ends here I have no name to lend, Except what was generated out of Grammatical error has to die here in this era. Creative Writings - Reina J. Morris
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Jun 11, 2013
Jun 11, 2013 at 9:33 AM UTC
My Legacy Ends Here
The feelings that I once held for her have vanished before my very eyes, all the gooeyness vaporized like steam. I knew it was coming though, I could feel it always ebbing and easing forward like a scorpion on the prowl, but I never expected her to hurt me so badly. I never expected her to be the barer of the elements that brought down my demise. Who is she? She is love, or better yet, she is my love. Dressed in naught but a warm smile, seducing me with that smile as she lures me closer and closer to an abyss that only I can fall into. But why? I was so close to her and yet we still had a distance to go, so loving to her and yet she didn’t see it in any aspect. So here I sit, tears falling down my cheeks like little lava droplets easing down an Ice sculpture, burning heat making it somehow all the way to my chilled core. None can say where the road can lead, but none can say they know not the destination. None can say they haven’t known a love though one may not have felt its connection. But I can say that I’ve felt the loss of it, and I can say its worse than daggers in the gut. I can say that once my heart was lost, there was nothing to fill that empty space and nothing to keep me living. Why did I give her so much power, why did I show her that I was a vulnerable being just waiting on her oppression? Why did I beg the heavens for a love I knew I couldn’t keep?
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Nov 5, 2015
Nov 5, 2015 at 11:40 AM UTC
Vent #9
Trees turning late September Leaves nosediving the ground I know I should be changing too Think as evening comes around Fighting my shifting demons Dropped to shaking knees Autumn's knife struck my heart Chill spreading like disease With eyes shut in cold apprehension Underneath a waning moon Dreams Sunshine Disappear and are replaced By fear of Winter coming soon Wrapped tight in blanket of desperation Colors switch to dull from bright The nights steadily grow longer See less and less clinging daylight Making pathetic attempts Lift myself off the floor To transform like the weather Wishing to not be the same anymore But heart remains frozen solid The months continue on Seek a metamorphosis Still meet resistance each dawn Temperatures decrease little by little Doubts and insecurity rise Avoid facing the bitter wind Everything in nature dies Animals go into complete hiding Have to admit I relate Sleeping in to escape the world A way I also hibernate I try climbing towards my goals Instead like seasons dizzily Fall down Stripped barer than naked jagged branches Forced beneath icy feelings to drown Frost covers each surface Departs as morning wakes Dew remains as evidence Like shavings after erased mistakes Not long until snow layers earth Buries all white touches I couldn't bury flaws as well Bad habits caught in my clutches I stand rigid as an anchor Though it might sound strange Time ages all surroundings Somehow I don't change
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Mar 24, 2020
Mar 24, 2020 at 4:20 AM UTC
Unchanging
To traverse the terrain of logic, common consideration in mental expectation and in keeping the public's entertainment of notifications well placed in unscripted floor plans, not to mention the exuberance of those oh so willing to test the nerve of the pulsing jokes taunting the core value of the herk a **** The traverse from the need based , Food, Housing, life and limb to the higher minded considerations of abstract thought where a ball is a call to rise ones ability to suspend disbelief we find it not not unlike, making a tighter turn than the bad guy can muster up to with stand or believe possible to them and their well oiled machine. So in this we find a random house effort to win the masses with a check to the mental and emotional standard barer in such guide on's as were a flag upside down and flowing haphazardly in verse all reverse and running away from the very battle for which they have trust upon the deer hearted and needy of us all. And we smile and say, Welcome to the party, wish you were here, but then again we are comfortably numbed to the pains for which you have cast such doubts upon the soul of our matter. and you no longer matter and we don't mind that bad folks don't matter yet can forth of july the lake of fire and fry. As we the good folks smile and see that turning such a tight turn can cause the bad folk pause for concern. Smile, they hate it when we turn their scripted page, like it was a popup book discussing daily wages.
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Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016 at 2:49 PM UTC
"A TURN FOR THE WHO's CASE NOT SO SCENARIO AS SCRIPTO"
I closed my eyes, Watching blood streams flowing from me. My body felt lighter than ever. My veins felt emptier than ever. My skin felt barer than ever. My heart felt slower than ever. My soul felt stronger than ever. Watching blood streams flowing from me, I closed my eyes.
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Apr 3, 2018
Apr 3, 2018 at 6:43 AM UTC
Death
I smell, A queen bee drenched in alcohol! Dried up, And soaked into a cotton ball. One whiff and all of a sudden she is my queen bee! Now I devote my entire life to a spoonful of honey! Baked inside her two thousand golden wombs, Emerging drunk on her chemical love. We eat her eyes for sight to see, She sees what she wants to see. Gold dust is stuck to my thighs, And flowers are growing out of my eyes! This is all I can see, The life of a honey bee! I hunt with the bees from the honeycombs, All entranced by her chemical love song. Seduced by the crown of a flower, Hung ovaries filled with nectar. Excuse me, Ma'am. May I, a humble honey bee, drink of your nectar? I am a starved servant of my queen bee, and I must return to the hive with nectar for the colony, or else my queen will beat me maliciously! - I am the mother, The barer of life. If you follow me, You will survive. You need someone like me, You need a queen bee. I am the one who rose, and you rose with me. I am the creator, Of the entire colony. You need someone like me, You need a queen bee. - Strong enough to hold down the seas, Yet too weak to hold down the bees. You can't tell us what to do, Because the bees will find a way to defy you. With a body so fat, And wings so small, We should not be able to fly at all; Yet we fly anyway, Because we don't give a **** about what you say; The bees just levitate away! Who are you to tell us what to do, We are the many and you are the few!
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Jun 22, 2019
Jun 22, 2019 at 5:04 PM UTC
Analogy of the Bees!