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"bedevilled" poems
He thwack no metronome to kick oneself Thwack his **** sucker With his monolithic flaccid trunk rubber Me and my Dalek doped And my excrement unsweetened Copulate in the open without my jockstrap You shat encrusted to what you deflowered So at arm’s length ****** from all that we excreted in the wind’s eye And I bounce a bedevilled backwash My incredibles are shafted I’ll **** **** to Arab We only jabbered hasta la vista amongst homophones I croaked a hundredweight arsonists You **** posterior to her And I **** **** to… I **** **** to myself I ****** you powerfully The body beautiful’s not enough to go round You enjoy spanking and I wallow in ********* And ***** is like a tobacco teabag And I’m a bijou **** coming the corsets in custody We only jabbered hasta la vista amongst homophones I croaked a hundredweight arsonists You **** posterior to her And I **** **** to… Arab, Arab, Arab, Arab, Arab, Arab, Arab I **** **** to… I **** **** to… We only jabbered hasta la vista amongst homophones I croaked a hundredweight arsonists You **** **** to her And I **** **** to Arab
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Mar 26, 2010
Mar 26, 2010 at 4:34 PM UTC
**** To Arab
**Society, the embodiment of human securities Is in reality the stark confirmation   Of a conglomerate of screaming insecurities Begging….its leaders….fervent introspection ** *Bending logic is an art perfected by all Regardless of creed class or stature No wonder the walk is seemingly a hard laboured crawl Culminating into deep exposed…psychological sutures* **Beings are bedevilled by a roving myopia Craving a farfetched grandiose utopia That’s why a bespectacled cynicism Is ironically of essence…to neutralise a deep rooted parochialism**
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Jun 4, 2013
Jun 4, 2013 at 7:28 AM UTC
Bespectacled cynicism.
You felt a Monster when your Hamster Wolverine  died Did that almost turn your head to Sylvia Plath Yet you are decidedly amongst the living and should never pilgrim with Mannequins When Life's bedevilled by doubt can your wise  friend find rhyme with you perhaps to Scarborough and back again on some weekend decider.
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Oct 17, 2012
Oct 17, 2012 at 10:39 AM UTC
Weekend Decider
Obsession, you’re my ***** word my secret, wanton lust for I can think of no-one else to have you, oh! I must. But when satiated shaken to my core obsession ups and leaves me I don’t want you anymore. So, call me fickle, darlin’ just as you always do I’m not fickle, just bedevilled occasionally by you. Though, you ain’t my only hang up don’t go thinking that you are I’ve a lifetime of obsessions and you’re not the best, by far. Not all are made of flesh and bone some have no soul at all but I host their hauntings just the same always at their beck and call. I’m helpless to their honeyed charms so easily am I led take me by the hand, my love, keep my obsession fed. Come, wrap me in your many limbs pour your magic in my ear captivate, infatuate for as long as I am here. Then I twist my form unshackled alight and fade away and you must wait, unknowing, for only time can say. If I shall visit you again one small fancy of my flights but keep my name upon your lips ‘til my next obsession strikes.
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Sep 24, 2013
Sep 24, 2013 at 10:03 AM UTC
Obsession
All I have had, the raven Killing and blinding my eyes with tears, My life, in a foolish endeavour Trying to reinvent what was already lost. Every waking moment, I recognize nothing but pain; I was dissevered by the trails of your fantasies So, I surrendered deciphering the truth of truths, Was bedevilled by the questions My mind could not unravel the answer, Jar your memory, even for a while; For you to remember, I am becoming broken too. And you shall fear not I, to cry, If memories were left in morbid melancholy; But fear, if in that heaven of smiles, I might found a bird beneath my miseries; Whom my heart would suffice the skies above And will hunt for the love I once succumbed.
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Jul 30, 2012
Jul 30, 2012 at 10:41 AM UTC
Denouement
*Your words on my palm As I succumb to your spell. "Let the pain fester"*
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 12:31 PM UTC
Bedevilled (Haiku No. 3)
Fathers With girl daughters Fathers With boy sons Fathers who strive Fathers who thrive Fathers With without families Fathers who do what they have to do For their girl daughters For their boy sons Who need presence Who stomach absence Fathers who want to be home enough but are not home enough, in the evenings Fathers who have to make a conscious decision: succeed or fail Who bought mufflers so Their girl daughters and Boy sons could done jackets Who freeze So their families wouldn't get a frostbite Fathers who stopped everything To give everything Fathers who lost to gain Fathers who cry Fathers who return No words spoken everything said Fathers who did not return, physically, but were received Folded flags, Where no words were spoken but everything was said Fathers Whose stories have never been told Yet be told Fathers who serve So their girl daughters and Boy sons could sleep and purr Fathers who bind broken limbs Fathers who accomplish one To be bedevilled by two Fathers both mom and dad Who tie ribbons and Talk to dolls Who brush out tangles And buy pads For their girl daughters Fathers on five jobs Who crouch on couches Fathers who chase demons Fathers who tell tales Fathers who switch off lights Fathers who rise before the sun Fathers who rise with the sun Fathers who died Fathers whom we lost Fathers new Fathers old Fathers everywhere Fathers whose Girl daughters changed them Like Common Fathers blessed with Riley Curry's Whose warmth Whose joy Whose girl beauties warm the world Fathers who have lost fathers Fathers who never rocked their Girl daughters and boy sons A joy they only saw on a scanner Fathers who had to give up their Girl daughters and boy sons Unwillingly Only to begin to die themselves, Plant a tree. (c) Lake Adedamola
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Jul 30, 2016
Jul 30, 2016 at 4:03 PM UTC
Fathers
Fathers With girl daughters Fathers With boy sons Fathers who strive Fathers who thrive Fathers With without families Fathers who do what they have to do For their girl daughters For their boy sons Who need presence Who stomach absence Fathers who want to be home enough but are not home enough, in the evenings Fathers who have to make a conscious decision: succeed or fail Who bought mufflers so Their girl daughters and Boy sons could done jackets Who freeze So their families wouldn't get a frostbite Fathers who stopped everything To give everything Fathers who lost to gain Fathers who cry Fathers who return No words spoken everything said Fathers who did not return, physically, but were received Folded flags, Where no words were spoken but everything was said Fathers Whose stories have never been told Yet be told Fathers who serve So their girl daughters and Boy sons could sleep and purr Fathers who bind broken limbs Fathers who accomplish one To be bedevilled by two Fathers both mom and dad Who tie ribbons and Talk to dolls Who brush out tangles And buy pads For their girl daughters Fathers on five jobs Who crouch on couches Fathers who chase demons Fathers who tell tales Fathers who switch off lights Fathers who rise before the sun Fathers who rise with the sun Fathers who died Fathers whom we lost Fathers new Fathers old Fathers everywhere Fathers whose Girl daughters changed them Like Common Fathers blessed with Riley Curry's Whose warmth Whose joy Whose girl beauties warm the world Fathers who have lost fathers Fathers who never rocked their Girl daughters and boy sons A joy they only saw on a scanner Fathers who had to give up their Girl daughters and boy sons Unwillingly Only to begin to die themselves, Plant a tree. (c) Lake Adedamola
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Would this tale afflict thee O children of the bedevilled rock Yonder afflictions of substances unknown in cold pits With tremulous fingers and tempestous lips the body reacts to the invisible While the blooming radius of the ancient arch is magnified by the moonlight Through the weary portals of the ages lie unravished and unanswered heartbeats Across the thin glaced places where the bell tolls for ****** wonder Where the graces of undying wisdom fain to alight their ancient favor I, a ravaged rapscallion, trace all the hidden moments of my vain heart With insticts that lay in the ***** of the undying muses Strange moments hidden amidst galaxies and battered bodies Then the feasting begins when nocturnal flavors ****** unperturbed lips The general substance of furies unknown and muchness unnerved Tasked with obsolete oaths and unmade promises, the warrior breathes his last By Rowan Moses
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Jul 8, 2016
Jul 8, 2016 at 5:38 AM UTC
Tartarus
Loneliness takes the breath as I stagger downside. Whisper my repentance stated eager voice, As I cross through the shrouded curtains, to the nothingness crystallised  by dancing jewels. Bedevilled by temptation, I surrender my thirst, lapse into a shattered education, as I steal the reminisence of desire.
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Dec 29, 2012
Dec 29, 2012 at 2:13 PM UTC
Open the door
I stand in front of you, stunt, sickly. My eyes are rayless, my skin is weakly. No sign of joy or peg to life. I'm tangled in whole in a net of lies. I don't cry, but tears are all around. It's like a life circle for me is shut down. I don't scream - no strength, no strife. It's like a mouse has gnawed of all my life. I stand in front of you, disheveled. I'm like a book, thumbed through, bedevilled. And there's no use or purpose in it. Her place is on the far shelf indeed. I stand in front of you as I am right now. Don't drive me away from you, put up with somehow. I've no strength, no faith, no meaning, no purpose. Leave me a pinch of love at least, with no pose.
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Apr 29, 2025
Apr 29, 2025 at 4:12 PM UTC
Leave me a pinch of love
This particular soul Doomed to endure eternal love This particular soul Cursed by the mourning dove This particular soul, Wretches under the spell “BIND IT , WOVE IT !” , They screamed Poor entity Bedevilled by such enchantments And so, The spirit shivered , raw to much affection, So it seeped , Like cushioned paint oozing from the tin So then, Strings of passion , fondness yearned out of the shell Clinging onto , Partial Juliet’s For much love is too much to bear Alone Wherein the entity feared most Therein , The soul shared love openly Why may you ask? The fear of loving one so intensely Would leave him alone , broken and densely So it makes sense to the broken wreck , To fraction his emotion As the fears of loving oneself, And another, Whole heartedly , May crush this particular soul
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Sep 3, 2018
Sep 3, 2018 at 2:08 PM UTC
This particular soul
In a tear of morning on the fig tree leaf lies the dream about the bird without wings. Bird who sang the silence of aborted memories, drunk the sweat of bedevilled paradise and surrendered to drown in a tear of morning on the fig tree leaf.
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Jun 23, 2020
Jun 23, 2020 at 1:36 AM UTC
The Circle
Isolation living from the land on a prayer winter so dark and wet seals canter the mountainous waters sheep cowering before the wind ships torn apart by jagged stone eyes peering through the salt stained windows whilst oats are being ground bubbling gruel over the fire oily wool being teased thick yarn being worked a bedevilled figure appears on a doorstep a wreck survivor shivers in soaked skin they bring him in before a fire tweeds for the sea angel exhaustion and gruel draw him to sleep he will live and reap the months pass by sustained by a meagre thrift Gaelic songs of old reviving those long gone stories so bold simple games to hold hammer out the rock lower a body reanoint and cover with honed rock one more enters the island of Hirta lifted out of the hole by an ancestor and one not surviving a wreck transcend the  drift wood hall eternal summer celebrations for all dancing and talking in a common spiel watching over their offspring of Kilda zeal storms are abating and spring thrusts in wavering candles lights the verse crinkled hands are opened in praise closed eyes against the cold warms hearts now engaged thanks, and a prayer are given to Hirta spirts and creators alike
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Jun 10, 2020
Jun 10, 2020 at 6:55 AM UTC
St Kilda a winter tale