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If 't be true i ev'r befall to meeteth myself, i'd sitteth graciously on silence's table, and studyeth mine own evolved, yet un-evolv'd self, undisturbed, unhurried, un-agitated, by w'rld's brightest gulf . and smileth backeth, as i seeth myself. if 't be true i ev'r befall to meeteth myself, i'd sitteth comf'rtably on peace's table, and gaze mine own wounded, yet un-wound'd self, un-agitated, un-deviated, unmoved, by w'rld's s'rry self . and smileth backeth, as i seeth myself. if 't be true i ev'r befall to meeteth myself, i'd sitteth calmly on agony's table, and obs'rve mine own painful, yet not painful self, unmoved, undaunted, unleashed, by w'rld's weirdest self, . and smileth backeth, as i seeth myself. if 't be true i ev'r befall to meeteth myself, i'd sitteth fain on glee's table, with mine own eyes smiling, and smiling at myself, unaffected, unguarded, unremitted, by w'rld's unrequit'd self . and grineth backeth, at myself. if 't be true i ev'r befall to meeteth myself, twill forsooth beest a did bless, contending  miracle, as yond's at which hour i couldst pateth & greeteth myself, in real, in real, in real! and maketh this fact p'rceivable, yond our w'rld may sure oft hest struggles, and our m're existence in t, may just beest negligible, but we nev'r gotta f'rget to stayeth hopeful, smileth and giggle, nay matt'r how hard the struggles, as yond's the most wondrous fuel, yond can oft causeth miracles, in a w'rld, so obsess'd with struggles! And then with a sigheth, a blooming grineth, yet a sparkling desire within, i'll did bid myself, a farewell
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Aug 1, 2018
Aug 1, 2018 at 5:42 AM UTC
If I Ever Meet Myself (Shakespearean version)
If 't be true i ev'r befall to meeteth myself, i'd sitteth graciously on silence's table, and studyeth mine own evolved, yet un-evolv'd self, undisturbed, unhurried, un-agitated, by w'rld's brightest gulf . and smileth backeth, as i seeth myself. if 't be true i ev'r befall to meeteth myself, i'd sitteth comf'rtably on peace's table, and gaze mine own wounded, yet un-wound'd self, un-agitated, un-deviated, unmoved, by w'rld's s'rry self . and smileth backeth, as i seeth myself. if 't be true i ev'r befall to meeteth myself, i'd sitteth calmly on agony's table, and obs'rve mine own painful, yet not painful self, unmoved, undaunted, unleashed, by w'rld's weirdest self, . and smileth backeth, as i seeth myself. if 't be true i ev'r befall to meeteth myself, i'd sitteth fain on glee's table, with mine own eyes smiling, and smiling at myself, unaffected, unguarded, unremitted, by w'rld's unrequit'd self . and grineth backeth, at myself. if 't be true i ev'r befall to meeteth myself, twill forsooth beest a did bless, contending  miracle, as yond's at which hour i couldst pateth & greeteth myself, in real, in real, in real! and maketh this fact p'rceivable, yond our w'rld may sure oft hest struggles, and our m're existence in t, may just beest negligible, but we nev'r gotta f'rget to stayeth hopeful, smileth and giggle, nay matt'r how hard the struggles, as yond's the most wondrous fuel, yond can oft causeth miracles, in a w'rld, so obsess'd with struggles! And then with a sigheth, a blooming grineth, yet a sparkling desire within, i'll did bid myself, a farewell
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Come live with me, and be my love, And we will some new pleasures prove, Of golden sand, and crystal brooks, With silken lines and silver hooks. There will the river whispering run, Warmed by thy eyes more than the sun. And there the enamoured fish will stay. Begging themselves they may betray. When wilt thou swim in that live bath, Each fish, which every channel hath, Will amorously to thee swim, Gladder to catch thee, than thou him. If thou, to be so seen, beest loath, By sun or moon, thou dark’nest both; And if myself have leave to see, I need not their light, having thee. Let others freeze with angling reeds, And cut their legs with shells and weeds, Or treacherously poor fish beset With strangling snare, or windowy net. Let course bold hand from slimy nest The bedded fish in banks out-wrest, Or curious traitors, sleave-silk flies, Bewitch poor fishes’ wandering eyes. For thee, thou need’st no such deceit, For thou thyself are thine own bait; That fish that is not catched thereby, Alas, is wiser far than I.
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The Bait
time it is she beckoned time and I ate of it the dread the matter of her no kiss of her from her honestly no doubt, I knew... it was dinner time "eat me" she labored as dog in heat spread her legs as on stirrups I be, the muzzle be her divorce from me yank my collar, chain wrapped about her hand beckon me "eat" chain be her love I desire collar be my patience given but appetite? mine be love her beest pleasure I have no appetite for merely pleasure neither hers nor mine sans love? no appetite at all have I eyes so weary of wanting that I melt as Salvador Dali prophesied mine eyes droop her thighs wet my fantasies as ice cream, on the hottest Sunday, I am weak weary of denying myself her she, a mere rainforest of beauty abundant in plural, though singular her flower droop me 'tween mine legs raise me, as the dawn rises zenithly, she pies me, my piper, my charmed being I'm pied she has me dancing, midriffly, with ****** fervor mine eyes cast down as shadow in sunset lone tree in the wilderness redfern shadow a mile long mine eyes cast down between her legs seeing all my heart's desires "eat" and all my hopes dieth there "eat" despair, I mourn I pine "love me" I opine, my lover love me be not pleasure the measure of our stay, in bed, this Sunday love me, as the Father hath given us this day be not Eve of the forbidden love be Dawn of the day we won eternal life from the devil's death that my fruit be of your nectar drunk, that I be your pleasure, and you be mine that I succor thine fruit hour by hour that you writhe not as snake but as mountain shook as mountain moved faithfully, you love me, let that fantasy be mine drink and thine offering due my thirst that love sate me, nay?! "eat!" and all the world looketh empty of light "eat! **** you" and all the world be afright with wonder that I be man, yet, eat not my ****** that she be heathen of love, still, my ****** she be, simply, that mine eyes drink her in beauty beyond compare but that mine ears deceive me not for deceive me, her flesh does but her forked tongue as lightning streak she shat the bed that streak be her ****** blessing dashed across her whorish ways be that time I linger in wait wanting, but that I eat she trappeth me that all I be good for is her pleasure but be not fit for her love "eat! what are you good for?!" nay, irony be that time told clock struck truth "eat!" nay "what my flesh be, here, then?" a trap, and I say nay for I be a lover of such supple, gorgeous, womanly flesh, not, merely, a ****** "eat" I be not hungry, for a ***** my flesh be purchased but nay that my heart he purchased neither my soul, by merely, lust I, too dearly, pine for you dream of you romance you deeper than form and fit time and merciless pleasure to be, of you, lustfully... so, I say, nay... but, that ye should, learn love me perhaps, that day perhaps then, yay
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Mar 13, 2025
Mar 13, 2025 at 1:45 PM UTC
The Flesh, Her Flesh, My Chagrin, My Death Her Flesh Be...
time it is she beckoned time and I ate of it the dread the matter of her no kiss of her from her honestly no doubt, I knew... it was dinner time "eat me" she labored as dog in heat spread her legs as on stirrups I be, the muzzle be her divorce from me yank my collar, chain wrapped about her hand beckon me "eat" chain be her love I desire collar be my patience given but appetite? mine be love her beest pleasure I have no appetite for merely pleasure neither hers nor mine sans love? no appetite at all have I eyes so weary of wanting that I melt as Salvador Dali prophesied mine eyes droop her thighs wet my fantasies as ice cream, on the hottest Sunday, I am weak weary of denying myself her she, a mere rainforest of beauty abundant in plural, though singular her flower droop me 'tween mine legs raise me, as the dawn rises zenithly, she pies me, my piper, my charmed being I'm pied she has me dancing, midriffly, with ****** fervor mine eyes cast down as shadow in sunset lone tree in the wilderness redfern shadow a mile long mine eyes cast down between her legs seeing all my heart's desires "eat" and all my hopes dieth there "eat" despair, I mourn I pine "love me" I opine, my lover love me be not pleasure the measure of our stay, in bed, this Sunday love me, as the Father hath given us this day be not Eve of the forbidden love be Dawn of the day we won eternal life from the devil's death that my fruit be of your nectar drunk, that I be your pleasure, and you be mine that I succor thine fruit hour by hour that you writhe not as snake but as mountain shook as mountain moved faithfully, you love me, let that fantasy be mine drink and thine offering due my thirst that love sate me, nay?! "eat!" and all the world looketh empty of light "eat! **** you" and all the world be afright with wonder that I be man, yet, eat not my ****** that she be heathen of love, still, my ****** she be, simply, that mine eyes drink her in beauty beyond compare but that mine ears deceive me not for deceive me, her flesh does but her forked tongue as lightning streak she shat the bed that streak be her ****** blessing dashed across her whorish ways be that time I linger in wait wanting, but that I eat she trappeth me that all I be good for is her pleasure but be not fit for her love "eat! what are you good for?!" nay, irony be that time told clock struck truth "eat!" nay "what my flesh be, here, then?" a trap, and I say nay for I be a lover of such supple, gorgeous, womanly flesh, not, merely, a ****** "eat" I be not hungry, for a ***** my flesh be purchased but nay that my heart he purchased neither my soul, by merely, lust I, too dearly, pine for you dream of you romance you deeper than form and fit time and merciless pleasure to be, of you, lustfully... so, I say, nay... but, that ye should, learn love me perhaps, that day perhaps then, yay
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Oh! that you were born on Wednesday then thou can doth as wednesday does tis not thy fate to ply that road Look away now child, fight not the cards tis not your fate, tis not your fate for only maidens wend to war and horses ride for ye are the offspring of Wednesday tis not your station to question wherefore think not of it my child, let fate decide It is tabooed to search for the eagle's nest only they were borne to doth these things thy worth, tis ransomed by thy skin resplendent as a future past, that never beest and lo that road was never walked By him Or her Or we Or they
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Sep 18, 2015
Sep 18, 2015 at 6:01 AM UTC
Only For Wednesday
Held in place by an insatiable jolt, he heeds. A feminine landscape, gracious in its bearing and fiducial in character and grace, commands the screen by way of a privileged audience. Words of a genuine spirit are uttered, producing a flavor of static serenity potent enough to lead the meek away from sorrow and into her pacifying warmth. Majestic, both in name and persona, normalized greys are cast aside in favor of Kore’s illuminating, celestial sky. Wrath disintegrates at her muted embrace and euphony. William himself would reanimate had life given him the gift of time in servitude of the Priestess and her tender and captivating adjudication: “Et’rnity beest damn’d f’r having did produce an embodiment of majestic grace.”
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Jan 15, 2019
Jan 15, 2019 at 6:16 PM UTC
Ode to Shae
The Day a Healer Did Weep, The day did start with desire in the power of prayer, Yond day would end in horrible, lingering, despair. The moniters sounded a wretched shrill of doom, In a blink, an instant, I wast whisked from the cubiculo, The time did do cometh with swift, and desperate, finality, While I did pray, and did beg God's holp, did do cometh lethality. The leadeth leech would not giveth in until did pull away, With the hurlyburly's end, We did weep together yond day, This healer with emotion withdrawn, did do break down as a tyke, The lady did has't this loving effect on all, in the very same like. Ay, a life ended one warm, sunny, day in K.C, Nay one erned, but doctors, nurses, and me, Thither wast nay flowers, nay mourners, nay half staff, Mine heart ripped ope as with a warrior's gaff. I cherished, and did protect the lady all our time together, I did fix all, did maketh things right, cometh high water, or nether, I couldst nae fix this, nay matter how hard I would tryeth, Thou can not imagine such teen as I did watch that lady vade, and die, Nary one knave, nay matter whom they may ever beest, Can beest did replace, Each life is precious, I wouldst decree, I wilt declare this to thou, All those yond would listen, Taketh nothing for did grant, leaveth not a thing missing. Liveth each moment with thy love as t'would beest thy last, Leaveth nay regrets in thy future, or eyeless in thy past, Still cogitate thy love as thou did has't from the first, Tf 't be true thou pause too long, thou can nea quench such a thirst. Thither is nary joy in living with regret, teen, and grief, Liveth each day did share as a gift, and treasure this life brief. (Translation) "The Day a Healer Wept,, The day started with hope in the power of prayer,, That day would end in horrible, lingering, despair,, The moniters sounded a wretched shrill of doom,, In a blink, an instant, I was whisked from the room,, The time came with swift, and desperate, finality,, While I prayed, and begged God's help, came lethality,, The lead Doctor would not give up until pulled away,, With the battle's end, We wept together that day,, This doctor with emotion withdrawn, broke down as a tyke,, She had this loving effect on all, in the very same like,, Yes, a life ended one warm, sunny, day in K.C.,, No one grieved, but doctors, nurses, and me,, There were no flowers, no mourners, no half staff,, My heart ripped open as with a warrior's gaff,, I cherished, and protected her all our time together,, I fixed all, Made things right, Come high water, or nether,, I couldn't fix this, no matter how hard I would try,, You can not imagine such pain as I watched her fade, and die,, No one person, no matter whom they may ever be,, Can be replaced, Each life is precious, I would decree,, I will say this to you, All those that would listen,, Take nothing for granted, Leave not a thing missing,, Live each moment with your love as it would be the last,, Leave no regrets in your future, or hidden in your past,, Forever cogitate your love as you had from the first,, If you pause too long, you can never quench such a thirst,, There is no joy in living with regret, pain, and grief,, Live each day shared as a gift, and treasure this life brief,,
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Jan 27, 2017
Jan 27, 2017 at 10:53 PM UTC
The Day a Healer Did Weep
The Day a Healer Did Weep, The day did start with desire in the power of prayer, Yond day would end in horrible, lingering, despair. The moniters sounded a wretched shrill of doom, In a blink, an instant, I wast whisked from the cubiculo, The time did do cometh with swift, and desperate, finality, While I did pray, and did beg God's holp, did do cometh lethality. The leadeth leech would not giveth in until did pull away, With the hurlyburly's end, We did weep together yond day, This healer with emotion withdrawn, did do break down as a tyke, The lady did has't this loving effect on all, in the very same like. Ay, a life ended one warm, sunny, day in K.C, Nay one erned, but doctors, nurses, and me, Thither wast nay flowers, nay mourners, nay half staff, Mine heart ripped ope as with a warrior's gaff. I cherished, and did protect the lady all our time together, I did fix all, did maketh things right, cometh high water, or nether, I couldst nae fix this, nay matter how hard I would tryeth, Thou can not imagine such teen as I did watch that lady vade, and die, Nary one knave, nay matter whom they may ever beest, Can beest did replace, Each life is precious, I wouldst decree, I wilt declare this to thou, All those yond would listen, Taketh nothing for did grant, leaveth not a thing missing. Liveth each moment with thy love as t'would beest thy last, Leaveth nay regrets in thy future, or eyeless in thy past, Still cogitate thy love as thou did has't from the first, Tf 't be true thou pause too long, thou can nea quench such a thirst. Thither is nary joy in living with regret, teen, and grief, Liveth each day did share as a gift, and treasure this life brief. (Translation) "The Day a Healer Wept,, The day started with hope in the power of prayer,, That day would end in horrible, lingering, despair,, The moniters sounded a wretched shrill of doom,, In a blink, an instant, I was whisked from the room,, The time came with swift, and desperate, finality,, While I prayed, and begged God's help, came lethality,, The lead Doctor would not give up until pulled away,, With the battle's end, We wept together that day,, This doctor with emotion withdrawn, broke down as a tyke,, She had this loving effect on all, in the very same like,, Yes, a life ended one warm, sunny, day in K.C.,, No one grieved, but doctors, nurses, and me,, There were no flowers, no mourners, no half staff,, My heart ripped open as with a warrior's gaff,, I cherished, and protected her all our time together,, I fixed all, Made things right, Come high water, or nether,, I couldn't fix this, no matter how hard I would try,, You can not imagine such pain as I watched her fade, and die,, No one person, no matter whom they may ever be,, Can be replaced, Each life is precious, I would decree,, I will say this to you, All those that would listen,, Take nothing for granted, Leave not a thing missing,, Live each moment with your love as it would be the last,, Leave no regrets in your future, or hidden in your past,, Forever cogitate your love as you had from the first,, If you pause too long, you can never quench such a thirst,, There is no joy in living with regret, pain, and grief,, Live each day shared as a gift, and treasure this life brief,,
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Thump, thump, thump Thy heart hath been cast in the dunnest depths of hell Where all is horrid, and none doth fair well Thump, thump, thump Cause teen doth thee, nay! For teen done unto me, is not as such unto they Thump, thump, thump And louder and louder grows the melody of thy temperament And not four, three, two, but one doth descend from the firmament Thump, thump, thump To bringeth peace to the wretched, woeful pentameter And wish dismemberment upon thy casted phenyl ether Thump, thump, thump The hurtling, the hurtling, it grow’st, ever so behooved! Make it stop, my dearly beloved! Thump, thump, thump O, that cursed noise! Let it be dispelled! Wish I not to feel! To hear! To hell, be it! To hell! Thump, thump, thump O, I beg of thee, let thy ***** heave one last time! Let thy heart love once more, bittersweet as thyme! Thump, thump, thump I can go on no longer, I’m sure of it now! Tear my mind from its host! O, please, my love, my one and only, let it be death’s turn to boast! Thump, thump, thump O yes, yes, I wish such upon thyself, for glee I hath not! In thought, in feeling, I am most distraught Thump, thump, thump Can not the same be said for thee? Mine own love, mine own lady! End thy teen and let it beest seen! Thump, thump, thump I wish this odious hurtling beest heard nay more! O! Mercifully, shalt death’s hands cradle thee, and bring peace? Nevermore! Thump, thump, thump M’lady, my everything, say what you will But pain any less seems rather fittingly ill! Thump, thump, thump To leave behind what ye hath built, Arm in arm did we, as one; it would hurt more than a sword through that drum, deep to the hilt Thump, thump, thump O, let still it be heard! For cease, it shall not! And lest not, we bethink our final bethought Thump, thump, thump For forever in my heart lives thee And forever will thou be cherished, my fair lady Thump, thump, thump
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Feb 28, 2019
Feb 28, 2019 at 1:19 AM UTC
Ballad of a Heavy Heart
Thump, thump, thump Thy heart hath been cast in the dunnest depths of hell Where all is horrid, and none doth fair well Thump, thump, thump Cause teen doth thee, nay! For teen done unto me, is not as such unto they Thump, thump, thump And louder and louder grows the melody of thy temperament And not four, three, two, but one doth descend from the firmament Thump, thump, thump To bringeth peace to the wretched, woeful pentameter And wish dismemberment upon thy casted phenyl ether Thump, thump, thump The hurtling, the hurtling, it grow’st, ever so behooved! Make it stop, my dearly beloved! Thump, thump, thump O, that cursed noise! Let it be dispelled! Wish I not to feel! To hear! To hell, be it! To hell! Thump, thump, thump O, I beg of thee, let thy ***** heave one last time! Let thy heart love once more, bittersweet as thyme! Thump, thump, thump I can go on no longer, I’m sure of it now! Tear my mind from its host! O, please, my love, my one and only, let it be death’s turn to boast! Thump, thump, thump O yes, yes, I wish such upon thyself, for glee I hath not! In thought, in feeling, I am most distraught Thump, thump, thump Can not the same be said for thee? Mine own love, mine own lady! End thy teen and let it beest seen! Thump, thump, thump I wish this odious hurtling beest heard nay more! O! Mercifully, shalt death’s hands cradle thee, and bring peace? Nevermore! Thump, thump, thump M’lady, my everything, say what you will But pain any less seems rather fittingly ill! Thump, thump, thump To leave behind what ye hath built, Arm in arm did we, as one; it would hurt more than a sword through that drum, deep to the hilt Thump, thump, thump O, let still it be heard! For cease, it shall not! And lest not, we bethink our final bethought Thump, thump, thump For forever in my heart lives thee And forever will thou be cherished, my fair lady Thump, thump, thump
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In those hard times I did love thee not. But now I doth At which hour I see thee rot. Oh, Guildford, I realize The thought yond we were meant to beest Didst not crosseth mine own mind. Nine days queen Didst weaken our bond I had not the timeth To knoweth we hath grown fond
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Jun 29, 2019
Jun 29, 2019 at 11:47 AM UTC
Nine Days Queen
Oh How I loveth thee A quite quaint angel in my own eyes. With dark and white broken wings. Und'r ****** falls. I shall waiteth, and comf'rt thee. Liekth thee loveth thy beareth. Until the endeth of p'riod. A hoarse voice with angelic tone. Haer like the colours of my chameleon. The tend tender lips of loveth. A smileth and mind of ambivalence. I shall loveth with nay judgment. A halo as bright as the mistress Possesseth in humans death's-head. The lukewarm blue chopt lips. The sleep chamber the lady did lie upon. H'r ilness, but I accepteth death. I can kisseth with green valor breath. The strength of a giant. The nimbleness of a lilliputian fairy. Thee can doth aught. Yon can crustheth and slipeth. Through the cracks of timeth. Thee can beest fell'r joyous. Liketh the visage of a monst'r I loveth thee f'r who is't thou art. Thee can beest the wild animal with scars. mine own canine ears ope to hark. Thee can has't warts liketh a toad. A belly as big as the univ'rse. I shalt beest a fath'r. thee can has't barb'd wire on thy corse. My chivalrous armour does not mind thy pain. Thee believeth chivalry is gone. Somewh're on the planet, 'r in the heavens above. Sickl'd by the grim reap'rs ploy. The apparition 'r man you love. I'm the pap'r thee loveth at which hour thy depress'd The smileth thee misseth. I am thy sir'r knave at heart. I'm the knight thee wanteth me to best. The lasteth sir standing at the edge of the w'rld with thee. Thy the only ***** I protecteth, and loveth f'rev'r. I give you can seeth how I loveth thee. This poem was written by Shane Michael Cleary at 12:42 2017 on June 30th.
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Jun 30, 2017
Jun 30, 2017 at 2:35 PM UTC
How I love My Angel In My Eyes.
Oh How I loveth thee A quite quaint angel in my own eyes. With dark and white broken wings. Und'r ****** falls. I shall waiteth, and comf'rt thee. Liekth thee loveth thy beareth. Until the endeth of p'riod. A hoarse voice with angelic tone. Haer like the colours of my chameleon. The tend tender lips of loveth. A smileth and mind of ambivalence. I shall loveth with nay judgment. A halo as bright as the mistress Possesseth in humans death's-head. The lukewarm blue chopt lips. The sleep chamber the lady did lie upon. H'r ilness, but I accepteth death. I can kisseth with green valor breath. The strength of a giant. The nimbleness of a lilliputian fairy. Thee can doth aught. Yon can crustheth and slipeth. Through the cracks of timeth. Thee can beest fell'r joyous. Liketh the visage of a monst'r I loveth thee f'r who is't thou art. Thee can beest the wild animal with scars. mine own canine ears ope to hark. Thee can has't warts liketh a toad. A belly as big as the univ'rse. I shalt beest a fath'r. thee can has't barb'd wire on thy corse. My chivalrous armour does not mind thy pain. Thee believeth chivalry is gone. Somewh're on the planet, 'r in the heavens above. Sickl'd by the grim reap'rs ploy. The apparition 'r man you love. I'm the pap'r thee loveth at which hour thy depress'd The smileth thee misseth. I am thy sir'r knave at heart. I'm the knight thee wanteth me to best. The lasteth sir standing at the edge of the w'rld with thee. Thy the only ***** I protecteth, and loveth f'rev'r. I give you can seeth how I loveth thee. This poem was written by Shane Michael Cleary at 12:42 2017 on June 30th.
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I doth love thou with most every an ounce of mine own being So much so yond mine own heart, nor mine own soul hath not the capacity to deny O, I doth so hold dearly to mine own consciousness The knowledge yond I truly beest enamored by thee, mine own dearly beloved Is the reason I shalt subsist; ‘tis for the envy I hold for the world And for the love of thee; I doth so deeply cherish Our time together And as such is true for dram to nay extant being For thou art mine own muse, wonder of human creation to behold With a mind full of thoughts and with a heart full of envy, love, and sorrow We shalt over wroght And beest ever so true to thee, I shalt beest Nay want of yare Nor an abundance of need Shalt dispell the love I doth hath for thee For it hath been writ in stone
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Mar 2, 2019
Mar 2, 2019 at 3:33 PM UTC
In Love and in Envy
modern English I want to promise to love you, my lover, I’ll never hurt you for the rest of my days At this moment I will be your friend forever I could tell you my love in many ways But none of them are good enough for you I will spend my days with the one I love Because we are the perfect two I will always be your elegant white dove. I hope that we can grow old together Our families may be enemies But we could be like garlic and butter When I am weak you are my remedy With every beat of my heart, I will love you till death due us part Shakespearean I wanteth to gage to loveth thee, mine own lov'r, I’ll nev'r did hurt thee f'r the rest of mine own days At this moment I shall beest thy cousin f'rev'r I couldst bid thee mine own loveth in many ways But none of those folk art valorous enow f'r thee I shall spendeth mine own days with the one i loveth Because we art the p'rfect two I shall at each moment beest thy elegant white dove. I desire yond we can groweth fusty togeth'r Our families may beest enemies But we couldst beest liketh garlic and buttocks'r At which hour I am weak thou art mine own remedy With ev'ry did beat of mine own heart, I shall loveth thee till death due us parteth
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Nov 6, 2018
Nov 6, 2018 at 2:35 PM UTC
Juliet's Vows
Mine own joybringer moon ambler Mine own figure is thy company per purr Thee madeth me a humour addeth loveth abler Saveth thy ardor banter to me thy emotion banker Beest mine own forever pricketh spur
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Mar 26, 2017
Mar 26, 2017 at 11:28 AM UTC
Singeth Thy *****
Reeds de derde achter de rug nog een vierde, doe maar vlug. Alsof de tijd is opgeschoven, teruggeschoven en wederkeerde naar dezelfde momenten. Waarom blijft een dier zich inprenten als een beest, zuiders wild, zelfs al heeft het nooit gemogen, zelfs al is het nooit gewild, radeloos maar opgetogen. Doelen worden pas plezier als ze bereikt worden. Nadat we enkele maanden heen en weer porden en ons verliefd of verlangend waanden keerden we terug naar de eigenlijke staat. Elk van ons is en blijft niets meer, keert weder, elke keer, naar een staat in de natuur, met meerdere deuren op een kier, noem het zielig, noem het zuur, we blijven niets meer dan een dier.
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Jan 3, 2017
Jan 3, 2017 at 6:31 PM UTC
Shift
Thy recesses of heart bestowed upon thee Art the work of a Master, a prodigy forsooth Thou hast the complexion of that which is pure Harbingers of hell doth cower ere Thine beauty of thee; shalt prosper evermore Allow me to apologize, For a queen art thou to me, Whom ‘gainst one could not make delations Long after yon, at which hour thou art gone But if 't be true come the day, forced; thy queen walk hence Shalt thee leave me, nay! Still wilt ye reside ‘longside me Beest t in flesh, or beest t in heart The love I hath for thee, wilt nev'r fall apart
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Mar 2, 2019
Mar 2, 2019 at 3:26 PM UTC
Thy Recess of Heart
No worst hast thou done, yet no worse than I... Forsaken for mine sin, for which thither art many... Cast off from thy valorous grace, for I am owed nothing but mine penance unto thee... Thine smileth and favour I am yet to winneth again... For thy divine light to breath life into thy soul... For all that I has't done and the sins I am yet to commit... Mercy beest upon me... For I still carryeth the glimmer of thy fire in mine heart.
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Apr 18, 2016
Apr 18, 2016 at 5:57 PM UTC
Mercy Beest Upon Me
Aforetime at which hour we were born In this hustling world of disharmony. Rich for what those gents has't nev'r adorn, Poor for what those gents has't nev'r adorn. Conflicting for the limited, forgetting the still. Knoweth not that the still is peace. One day ere we receiveth inner peace. T'will beest late for t, but not yet.
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May 11, 2017
May 11, 2017 at 5:19 AM UTC
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