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"bottled" poems
I lay in the bathtub soaking wet with water running around my silhouette. Shaking as the washcloth smeared regrets over my skin. The bubbles give my sins a scent. As I vent I leave the shower running so my sobs are the only thing drowning. The constant tapping on my face keeps me awake as I sink into the various stews my mind creates. Weights are lifted with pruning. Peeling of dead skin keeps me from reeling into depression. There is a harmonic progression between the faucet and my face, the scrubbing and my disgrace, the steam and my own embrace. I need this state. The decompression from being bottled up, like a coke, with a smile is worthwhile. It teaches me that the expression of weakness is key in the building of a better Timothy.
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May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014 at 6:48 AM UTC
Intimate Desperation
--- I've done some research On cancer's cause Western medicine, Dr Oz. They don't have answers, I'm afraid. And the cure is in what GOD made. Cancer's vector? A simple virus. A parasite and a fungus. Candida overgrowth. Radiation. Stress. We all face this in the West. So are there answers? Well. Let's see. Tell me if you don't agree. Sodas should go down the drain They have sugar or aspertame. Sugar feeds cancer. Cut it out! I KNOW that this will make you pout But you can find nuts a tasty treat Find some that you like to eat! Say NO to coffee. All caffeine. Eat kale and other leafy greens. If you want nutrition saved Cut the cord on your microwave! They watered plants with water nuked They died. Nutrition down the tubes. So no TV dinners. Processed foods. No fruits or veggies grown GMOs. WHEAT is bad! And on it goes. So it may cost a little more? Shop your local health food store! What does it matter? What's cancer's cost? And your life will not be lost! If you tire of reading this There may be important things you miss... READ ON! NATURAL REMEDIES FOR CANCER Blackstrap molasses. 1 tablespoon Baking soda. 1 teaspoon Mix with a glass of water and drink. (Baking soda should be found at a health food store) Blackstrap molasses can also be used topically for skin cancer. Tincture of the husk of the Black walnut nut. 2 drops Tincture of clove. 2 drops Tincture of wormwood. 2 drops Mix in a glass of water and drink. Add lemon and honey. It'll taste better. IMPORTANT! DO NOT USE TAP OR BOTTLED WATER! Get distilled water and add Minerals in liquid form. Your health food store will have this. There are many herbs and spices Which help. There's iodine in common kelp. Turmeric Cucumin etc. VERY POWERFUL Soursop tea. Green tea sans caffeine Fresh vegetables of the rainbow... Colors are viamins! Vitamin supplements Especially B-17 If you can't find these in your Health food store ask them to order. Or go on Amazon and order.
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Sep 26, 2015
Sep 26, 2015 at 4:07 PM UTC
Cure for Cancer?
--- I've done some research On cancer's cause Western medicine, Dr Oz. They don't have answers, I'm afraid. And the cure is in what GOD made. Cancer's vector? A simple virus. A parasite and a fungus. Candida overgrowth. Radiation. Stress. We all face this in the West. So are there answers? Well. Let's see. Tell me if you don't agree. Sodas should go down the drain They have sugar or aspertame. Sugar feeds cancer. Cut it out! I KNOW that this will make you pout But you can find nuts a tasty treat Find some that you like to eat! Say NO to coffee. All caffeine. Eat kale and other leafy greens. If you want nutrition saved Cut the cord on your microwave! They watered plants with water nuked They died. Nutrition down the tubes. So no TV dinners. Processed foods. No fruits or veggies grown GMOs. WHEAT is bad! And on it goes. So it may cost a little more? Shop your local health food store! What does it matter? What's cancer's cost? And your life will not be lost! If you tire of reading this There may be important things you miss... READ ON! NATURAL REMEDIES FOR CANCER Blackstrap molasses. 1 tablespoon Baking soda. 1 teaspoon Mix with a glass of water and drink. (Baking soda should be found at a health food store) Blackstrap molasses can also be used topically for skin cancer. Tincture of the husk of the Black walnut nut. 2 drops Tincture of clove. 2 drops Tincture of wormwood. 2 drops Mix in a glass of water and drink. Add lemon and honey. It'll taste better. IMPORTANT! DO NOT USE TAP OR BOTTLED WATER! Get distilled water and add Minerals in liquid form. Your health food store will have this. There are many herbs and spices Which help. There's iodine in common kelp. Turmeric Cucumin etc. VERY POWERFUL Soursop tea. Green tea sans caffeine Fresh vegetables of the rainbow... Colors are viamins! Vitamin supplements Especially B-17 If you can't find these in your Health food store ask them to order. Or go on Amazon and order.
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From Alan Lomax to the commercial art and now the money machine. At the turn of the century; when sound recording 1st became available to the masses, recording a song was an opportunity for folk to reach out; and tell the world something up front and personal. It meant that people were able to put themselves on “The record” A way of leaving a permanent audio statement, an epitaph, an audio sound bite immortalising ~ life, mood, emotion captured and bottled for all eternity. (A medium that conveyed messages from artists and storytellers of all kinds) A recording was also a great addition to "The family album" something more tangible, a window to a real person, with a real life, a message and a point of view; a legacy, a blast from the past. Few people expected sound prints to be re-designed, homogenised, formulated, copied, repackaged and that art and the message would be played over and over again by new artists in the form of "cover music" or that the style of the messages would become secularized, seperated into distinctive groups, or constrained by an elite clique or commercial genre. Labelling and streamlining art & music mostly benefits the commercial art & music industry; and no longer the artists and creators. I've no problem with good business, or the multi-billion pound industrys that have gained commercial success. However the process of mass homogenisation, product synthesis, marketing, streamlining and then packaging fashion, sound and synthetic culture to sell a product, leaves very little room for creative people to just be creative. A medium originally open to many for self expression, a historical record, an archive, a voice, a personal message; Is now just a vehicle for advertising and perpetuating a genre of nonsense, so much so that there is now more white noise immortalised than messages. To re-cap ~ I Think that creativity and expressionism; like story telling conveys moods and messages from the present and past! Artists and musicians should have the opportunity to create and produce more information than they copy; thus creating a richer more colourful tapestry, whilst not devaluing the message of their predecessors! Purcy Flaherty.
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Jan 9, 2018
Jan 9, 2018 at 10:38 AM UTC
The media machine and its lack of authenticity
From Alan Lomax to the commercial art and now the money machine. At the turn of the century; when sound recording 1st became available to the masses, recording a song was an opportunity for folk to reach out; and tell the world something up front and personal. It meant that people were able to put themselves on “The record” A way of leaving a permanent audio statement, an epitaph, an audio sound bite immortalising ~ life, mood, emotion captured and bottled for all eternity. (A medium that conveyed messages from artists and storytellers of all kinds) A recording was also a great addition to "The family album" something more tangible, a window to a real person, with a real life, a message and a point of view; a legacy, a blast from the past. Few people expected sound prints to be re-designed, homogenised, formulated, copied, repackaged and that art and the message would be played over and over again by new artists in the form of "cover music" or that the style of the messages would become secularized, seperated into distinctive groups, or constrained by an elite clique or commercial genre. Labelling and streamlining art & music mostly benefits the commercial art & music industry; and no longer the artists and creators. I've no problem with good business, or the multi-billion pound industrys that have gained commercial success. However the process of mass homogenisation, product synthesis, marketing, streamlining and then packaging fashion, sound and synthetic culture to sell a product, leaves very little room for creative people to just be creative. A medium originally open to many for self expression, a historical record, an archive, a voice, a personal message; Is now just a vehicle for advertising and perpetuating a genre of nonsense, so much so that there is now more white noise immortalised than messages. To re-cap ~ I Think that creativity and expressionism; like story telling conveys moods and messages from the present and past! Artists and musicians should have the opportunity to create and produce more information than they copy; thus creating a richer more colourful tapestry, whilst not devaluing the message of their predecessors! Purcy Flaherty.
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You see the slump in my shoulders the way I carry myself the burdens of boulders that threaten my health. When you ask what's wrong I pull up my guard don't want your pity or sad song won't tell you why life's hard. So if you want to know I'll bottle it inside wrap up all remains in a black bow and tell you I'm fine.
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Sep 30, 2018
Sep 30, 2018 at 3:29 PM UTC
Bottled Up
Raised in this floating world, forever deep. You can’t drain the ocean Decidedly from down south of here You can’t un-trace the roots. You can’t lie and say, “This isn’t where I grew up” You can’t deny the fruits of what was planted two generations ago when your grandpatents arrived from the Philippines, seeds in tow soil for the taking You can’t confiscate what they claimed when they planted their flags into the moon-white sand of a beach in Florida on a far side of the planet their forefarthers have never seen You can’t say those flags weren’t there when wind came You can't ***** out that pride of country, cut off its native tongue and its acquired taste, or pass up the plate of fried lumpia and rice passed down from the kitchen of your Daddylol feeding seven kids day in and out with tomatoes he planted, chickens he raised, Malonggay leaves he grew with thumbs so green they wrote in the papers about it He was a farmer Your grandmother, a nurse And i was writer And this is our story You can’t erase the letters of your name, your lineage written all over it like a map of everywhere we been You can’t take back the words in Tagalog and Chavacano your Lola Shirley must have sang your mother to sleep with You can’t take their dreams You can't just wake up one day and undo the ripple effects their moves created across waters 10,000 miles east of here, the rolling waves they curled into or the faraway shores they washed up upon Bottled messages in hand Our legends held within You can’t say centuries from now that they won’t feel it when their feet hit the sand of their own frontier beside the waves we stayed making a history written in deep water for those who come after you to sail above and beyond.
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Nov 24, 2018
Nov 24, 2018 at 6:51 PM UTC
Going North
Raised in this floating world, forever deep. You can’t drain the ocean Decidedly from down south of here You can’t un-trace the roots. You can’t lie and say, “This isn’t where I grew up” You can’t deny the fruits of what was planted two generations ago when your grandpatents arrived from the Philippines, seeds in tow soil for the taking You can’t confiscate what they claimed when they planted their flags into the moon-white sand of a beach in Florida on a far side of the planet their forefarthers have never seen You can’t say those flags weren’t there when wind came You can't ***** out that pride of country, cut off its native tongue and its acquired taste, or pass up the plate of fried lumpia and rice passed down from the kitchen of your Daddylol feeding seven kids day in and out with tomatoes he planted, chickens he raised, Malonggay leaves he grew with thumbs so green they wrote in the papers about it He was a farmer Your grandmother, a nurse And i was writer And this is our story You can’t erase the letters of your name, your lineage written all over it like a map of everywhere we been You can’t take back the words in Tagalog and Chavacano your Lola Shirley must have sang your mother to sleep with You can’t take their dreams You can't just wake up one day and undo the ripple effects their moves created across waters 10,000 miles east of here, the rolling waves they curled into or the faraway shores they washed up upon Bottled messages in hand Our legends held within You can’t say centuries from now that they won’t feel it when their feet hit the sand of their own frontier beside the waves we stayed making a history written in deep water for those who come after you to sail above and beyond.
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She hides her emotions Deep in I think her heart was broken And its been bottled in She has this shell around her And a somewhat dark demeanor But yet I see her beauty Within her flaws you find perfection We fell in love with no intention And her personality humongous Or shall I not mention "Baby,he'll use" "Maybe he'll change you" "Surely he'll leave" But they don't know I need you They don't know what I know They don't share what we share She's always on the Gram Scalping beauty from starving models Does she not look in the mirror Does she not see that enchantment That beautiful black girl With beautiful black hair With a beautiful pearly smile And Darling star eyes Don't know if she gets it But I need her I crave her like a craze She is the definition of Amaze - ing
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Dec 14, 2018
Dec 14, 2018 at 12:49 AM UTC
Beauty
i. not bad, i commented to myself as i watched you do your thing for the first time ever ; not bad was my way to say extraordinary still is today i have standards, you see and — well... they were met when i heard you say, "that's only half what i can do." let's get this straight: i was the best at what i do until you came around ; it's not like i'm mad though — quite the opposite  in fact. ii. here's something else: i have always liked the way your eyes shot daggers even when you were smiling ; a death stare, they named it and, you know, i won't call them wrong — i'm rather fluent with the concepts of death and staring myself, after all. ah, do you remember? when we spoke to each other — it was always a sparring of eyes rather than words. iii. a fact: you have been called cold more often than you have been called pleasant ; i know  — it's not like you'd disagree not like you'd be stupid enough to deny ; cold is a comfortable shadow to hide in, something people like us wear as a coat or a scarf from july to june. now, there's this saying that the addition of two negative objects turns them a positive result ; i'm not much of a scholar so, honey, what's on your mind? iv. i get it now, if i'm propellers you are wings — rather than a mirror, we're distorted reflects a thing evolution knows a great deal about ; this yearning is the aspect of you i'd wish to keep bottled up ; "what for?" you'd ask. no, yearning is not a thing i'm a stranger to ; i've yearned for many things including strength sleep serotonin and you — i've been struggling to make them mine, though perhaps because i'm never really trying. v. that's how you do it: you take what you want with clawed hands accomplish miracles with thunderous silence — an entity of cruel fairness, icy anger but — what you want is a complicated thing with definite shape to your eyes but blurry to those of others. okay, i'm neither believer nor seer but here's a little prediction : the day you are satisfied is the day hellmouth shuts down upon us all and half of me prays for it. vi. about extremes — some will say grey is a better shade and though i confess it does have its charms, it still has to paint me a picture more striking than a soul with adamentine purpose. see — i stare as you pass by, terrific in beauty beautiful in hardness and off — goes my heart, sanity, ego and shirt.
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Sep 13, 2018
Sep 13, 2018 at 6:04 PM UTC
digressions on polarity
i. not bad, i commented to myself as i watched you do your thing for the first time ever ; not bad was my way to say extraordinary still is today i have standards, you see and — well... they were met when i heard you say, "that's only half what i can do." let's get this straight: i was the best at what i do until you came around ; it's not like i'm mad though — quite the opposite  in fact. ii. here's something else: i have always liked the way your eyes shot daggers even when you were smiling ; a death stare, they named it and, you know, i won't call them wrong — i'm rather fluent with the concepts of death and staring myself, after all. ah, do you remember? when we spoke to each other — it was always a sparring of eyes rather than words. iii. a fact: you have been called cold more often than you have been called pleasant ; i know  — it's not like you'd disagree not like you'd be stupid enough to deny ; cold is a comfortable shadow to hide in, something people like us wear as a coat or a scarf from july to june. now, there's this saying that the addition of two negative objects turns them a positive result ; i'm not much of a scholar so, honey, what's on your mind? iv. i get it now, if i'm propellers you are wings — rather than a mirror, we're distorted reflects a thing evolution knows a great deal about ; this yearning is the aspect of you i'd wish to keep bottled up ; "what for?" you'd ask. no, yearning is not a thing i'm a stranger to ; i've yearned for many things including strength sleep serotonin and you — i've been struggling to make them mine, though perhaps because i'm never really trying. v. that's how you do it: you take what you want with clawed hands accomplish miracles with thunderous silence — an entity of cruel fairness, icy anger but — what you want is a complicated thing with definite shape to your eyes but blurry to those of others. okay, i'm neither believer nor seer but here's a little prediction : the day you are satisfied is the day hellmouth shuts down upon us all and half of me prays for it. vi. about extremes — some will say grey is a better shade and though i confess it does have its charms, it still has to paint me a picture more striking than a soul with adamentine purpose. see — i stare as you pass by, terrific in beauty beautiful in hardness and off — goes my heart, sanity, ego and shirt.
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Songs of Oregon: No. 1 “Gonna Make You Crazy, That Place” nuts, crazy peeps whomever wherever, regardless of race creed color or gender (did I get ‘em all?) current state of residence (geo-identified) a poem - the very same recited, as a disclaimer, a yellow finger wagging warning: “Don’t go! If you go, you won’t come back” now kids, I’m a veteran of foreign travel, many continents, cold and hot, rivers and seas, some living, some dead, some so big they named it Endless, been to the great cities, Swiss villages, pyramids, climbed Masada, danced on grapes (why can’t I recall where) skied the Alps, trekked the Sinai Desert, clubbed in Rio, and danced till morn, on a certain Greek Isle that rhymes with Mickey’s Nose even been to L.A and San Fran, left poorer but in sync, always came home with my mind decently reshaped me/ a product of gritty unpretty grime, streets of normal humans acting like normal escaped mad persons, this brutal city island instilled a layer of fat and smog neath my skin, a kind of migrating duck-like survival kit, came with a homing beacon included the those of you who know me, perhaps too well, ken we citified islanders love our beaches (fire hydrants) cherish our sun dappled blessings upon on farms (window sill herb gardens) and sunning settlements (rooftops) they say our tap water is secretly bottled, sold in places where the springs purportedly run crystalline though we don’t got no pinot, just sweet concord grape, so sweet, the wine of children and street nodders, needy for instant sugar highs so as we new Yorkers proudly say on our license plates, prove it or stfup! so a first hand investigation for which the taxpayers won’t be charged even a lousy mill, deemed necessary to put to rest this crazy claiming warning “Don’t go! If you go, you won’t come back” guessing must be something in the water and the wine
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Jun 5, 2018
Jun 5, 2018 at 9:00 AM UTC
Songs of Oregon: No. 1 “Gonna Make You Crazy, That Place”
Songs of Oregon: No. 1 “Gonna Make You Crazy, That Place” nuts, crazy peeps whomever wherever, regardless of race creed color or gender (did I get ‘em all?) current state of residence (geo-identified) a poem - the very same recited, as a disclaimer, a yellow finger wagging warning: “Don’t go! If you go, you won’t come back” now kids, I’m a veteran of foreign travel, many continents, cold and hot, rivers and seas, some living, some dead, some so big they named it Endless, been to the great cities, Swiss villages, pyramids, climbed Masada, danced on grapes (why can’t I recall where) skied the Alps, trekked the Sinai Desert, clubbed in Rio, and danced till morn, on a certain Greek Isle that rhymes with Mickey’s Nose even been to L.A and San Fran, left poorer but in sync, always came home with my mind decently reshaped me/ a product of gritty unpretty grime, streets of normal humans acting like normal escaped mad persons, this brutal city island instilled a layer of fat and smog neath my skin, a kind of migrating duck-like survival kit, came with a homing beacon included the those of you who know me, perhaps too well, ken we citified islanders love our beaches (fire hydrants) cherish our sun dappled blessings upon on farms (window sill herb gardens) and sunning settlements (rooftops) they say our tap water is secretly bottled, sold in places where the springs purportedly run crystalline though we don’t got no pinot, just sweet concord grape, so sweet, the wine of children and street nodders, needy for instant sugar highs so as we new Yorkers proudly say on our license plates, prove it or stfup! so a first hand investigation for which the taxpayers won’t be charged even a lousy mill, deemed necessary to put to rest this crazy claiming warning “Don’t go! If you go, you won’t come back” guessing must be something in the water and the wine
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855 miles between you and me. But yet I feel your pain as if we were hand in hand. I've given you the strength to keep on living And you've given me the love I lack. Baby girl, I worry about you. Your tears are the rain outside my window And your blood runs in my veins. The emotions bottled up in your scarred body Explode in my own heart as well. Four more years, my lovely friend. I expect to meet you there. Please don't give up.
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Sep 3, 2011
Sep 3, 2011 at 8:21 PM UTC
I'm Always Here For You, Love
Blue sky, smooth sailing Balancing neon lights of my mind's eye (as glassy waves lap against my feet) And the innocent sands of a white-gold beach fantasy, Soft, warm, and as sure as the day. Graying sky, persevering Forging ahead through tempestuous waves (growing faster in speed and height than a father's son) I cling to the sample of that white sand, Bottled up in a tiny plastic nip. Blackened sky, capsizing Plummeting into jet-black sea (stained in the lights of my fallen Titan) The nip shattering, without my notice Icebergs visible on the horizon of her heart My sand lost into the radiant black seas Never to be seen again.
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Jan 26, 2018
Jan 26, 2018 at 1:24 PM UTC
Sky as a Mirror of the Heart
Waves crashing, upon my heart, All I've come to know, was ripped apart, My clean arms, have bleeding scars, My thoughts, have been butchered, Emotions never ending, bottled up inside, The screams you never hear, the ones I always hide, In this lonesome room, yet another, Suicide.
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Mar 30, 2015
Mar 30, 2015 at 6:41 AM UTC
Suicide
We are a collection of our own experiences. A destruction of our own making, we undo ourselves with what we've learned, unlove ourselves with what we've learned. I have looked in the mirror to a stranger too many times for my liking. The girl that I became mirrored back in agony to the girl she wanted to be. She wanted to be a poet, she wanted to be a portrait. She wanted to be stronger. My experiences have become me. But I don't want to be defined by broken hearted and tormented by my dreams. I don't want to be defined by the dark circles under my eyes, the heart beat in my ears. I wanted to be stronger. I have looked in the mirror too many times and seen stranger, seen liar, seen a girl who kept too much bottled up and my demons creep behind me like the horror movies I'm so akin to watching. They wave hello like they belong and I have to break my stare. The poet in me says this is another experience, another lifeline, another tether to the earth that I love so much. An earth that I love so much that it broke me. The poet in me says this experience will make me stronger.
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May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 at 5:14 PM UTC
Stronger
A simple cafe The woman with the latte I see her Those peach pink lips Your jeans fadded blue Blonde curly hair Skin so fair Oh the things I would do Across the room Her Carmel colored skin Brown long hair Breast perked so Coke bottled body And you Oval shaped eyes Sun kissed freckles so fun sized Burgundy bleached hair Suckulant grape lips Thick curved waist Coffee hazeled eyes Eyes.... She pierced my sight I glanced back She knows I'm looking My deviant thoughts Tension rises Three seconds four and five I break contact I head to the door Stumble ****** She's at the door Our bodys touch "Hey do you dance" I so dance Respond "Yeah I do" " well you should meet my boyfriend He does to"
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Jun 1, 2014
Jun 1, 2014 at 5:46 AM UTC
the art of rejection
it's difficult to describe why your body chooses to spend weekends alone surrounded by the slimy tongues and bottled self esteem take another hit while your mind explores the chip on his front tooth or the sweat dripping off his eyebrow your body takes the pounding while it whispers in your ear how little you mean and you tremble at the thought of being handcuffed you wonder if he remembered your middle name Francesca or noticed the way that when you breathe in your collar bone protrudes ill ring for you
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Nov 21, 2014
Nov 21, 2014 at 5:02 PM UTC
******
I remember the first time you tasted champagne. As the golden nectar effervesces down your throat, you whispered my name. I raised an eyebrow and wondered why, you said, “You’re everything this glass contains.” They tell me the tale of Dom Pérignon who said, “I am tasting the stars” after a sip of his own creation. You’ve always loved me like I tasted of stars, and I loved you like you put the stars where they belonged. We made the mixture of magnificence, until we were twisted too much on the shelves. Pop, bubble, hiss--- all shaken up everything we bottled up spilled down until nothing else is left. I was champagne until I became your problem. And somewhere in between the lines, we got lost in translation I didn’t know where to find you, didn’t know how else to meet you halfway, but there was pain whichever path I take. I was already walking the track for the exiled, I didn’t realize right away. Others hide a ring in the glass, But we put the problem in the champagne, babe. Soon it will taste differently to you, All sweet and sparkling—no strings attached like it used to. But the stars are no longer where they used to be. Every sip will wash down any trace of me, until you forget. But it will forever linger on my lips; and I’ll always remember it all too well.
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Mar 27, 2021
Mar 27, 2021 at 6:23 AM UTC
Champagne Problems
Sweet liquor only ages,                       Sweet liquor only ages, She looks -a still,                   Young looks can **** Oh it breaks my heart…                      It won’t be mine, Bottled-up it gets better,                 Just give it some time. Sweet liquor only ages,                       Sweet liquor only ages, Beauty stop, you stand still,                               Young looks can **** I gave my heart and wasted my time, Let my love out, let go-o-o-o-o… Woman on woman -my Woe! Sweet Liquor only ages,                       Sweet liquor only ages, Here with a feeble mind,                                  Now drinking all the time! Sweet liquor only ages,                       Sweet liquor only ages, Plump lips, her curly hair-r-r-s,                                  Never a boyfriend, -she swears! Sweet liquor only ages,                       Sweet liquor only ages, That body, does it shine?                                        I’m drinking all the time! Sweet liquor only ages,                       Sweet liquor only ages, Sweet liquor only ages,                       Sweet liquor only ages,
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Jun 9, 2016
Jun 9, 2016 at 9:33 PM UTC
Sweet Liquor
Graceful petite creatures floating up high, Fluttering and rippling, Carelessly soaring on by Strange little feelings bottled up inside, Shivering and quivering, Searching for some way to fly.
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Nov 28, 2016
Nov 28, 2016 at 6:56 PM UTC
Butterflies
Losing you feels like my body ripping at the seams (Losing you feels like birthing a new purpose) Losing you feels like the cry of an abandoned babe (Losing you feels like a new search is beginning) Losing you feels like foundation crumbling in my fingers (Losing you feels like rebuilding myself) Losing you feels like all the pain of a lifetime bottled into a single jar (Losing you feels like love is present everywhere now) Losing you feels like a rage from the core of my being (Losing you feels like making every action purposeful) Losing you feels like breaking everything I once deemed as sacred (Losing you feels like now I understand what it means to hold something as sacred) Losing you feels like the sky will always be black Like it will always be raining (Losing you feels like a new duty has been cast upon me from the heavens Like the feeling of rain on my skin) Losing you feels like the burning Like the old scars no longer matter to me at all (Losing you feels like the fire is now warmer Like there are new wounds scaring over) Losing you feels like gasping under crashing waves Like drowning (Losing you feels like every breathe is important Like the first gasp of air) Losing you feels like a forever famine (Losing you is like planting a single seed to feed a million) Losing you feels like a life long battle (Losing you feels like an initiation to become a warrior) Losing you feels like the universe is void (Losing you feels like you’re filling all the holes inside of me) Losing you feels like a death of my own Like I will never be the same (Losing you feels like an opening Like life has taken on new meaning) Losing you (is gaining an angel)
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Aug 7, 2018
Aug 7, 2018 at 9:37 AM UTC
Losing You
Losing you feels like my body ripping at the seams (Losing you feels like birthing a new purpose) Losing you feels like the cry of an abandoned babe (Losing you feels like a new search is beginning) Losing you feels like foundation crumbling in my fingers (Losing you feels like rebuilding myself) Losing you feels like all the pain of a lifetime bottled into a single jar (Losing you feels like love is present everywhere now) Losing you feels like a rage from the core of my being (Losing you feels like making every action purposeful) Losing you feels like breaking everything I once deemed as sacred (Losing you feels like now I understand what it means to hold something as sacred) Losing you feels like the sky will always be black Like it will always be raining (Losing you feels like a new duty has been cast upon me from the heavens Like the feeling of rain on my skin) Losing you feels like the burning Like the old scars no longer matter to me at all (Losing you feels like the fire is now warmer Like there are new wounds scaring over) Losing you feels like gasping under crashing waves Like drowning (Losing you feels like every breathe is important Like the first gasp of air) Losing you feels like a forever famine (Losing you is like planting a single seed to feed a million) Losing you feels like a life long battle (Losing you feels like an initiation to become a warrior) Losing you feels like the universe is void (Losing you feels like you’re filling all the holes inside of me) Losing you feels like a death of my own Like I will never be the same (Losing you feels like an opening Like life has taken on new meaning) Losing you (is gaining an angel)
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for those who are concerned; I dispersed within the vastness of outer space. My body, once caged all the stars, are finally in its resting place. Maybe here, I am finally seen by those who romanticize the deathly night. I am at a tranquil state, where all the planets are aligned just right. No deaths, no violence, no wars, no fights. No existential pain or crisis to plague a human's state of mind. I am bound within the molecules of space and time, dancing on asteroids, I am entwined. Finally, my body is free from the darkest of pains that had wallowed in my rib cage. All the bottled emotions that had forever kept me enraged. I have exploded into a beautiful mess, now the size of silica. I am in motion, twinkling for those bellow in such a sorrowful world, as they paint me in Starry Night replicas. They'll be envious to hear that I am conversing with Van Gogh himself. We are in the cloudless night, a painting in a museum, and history within books on a bookshelf. We're sprinkled in the dark like a beautiful combustion. All the answers written in the stars for what we once questioned. He tells me "be clearly aware of the stars and infinity on high." And that was enough for me to just get by. I am a galaxy, freed in the vastness of the universe. Into this new life of neighboring planets and meteors, my body will immerse. I am the stars you see on your lonely nights. And this time, please take your time to analyze my light. I know I'm a mess, but I can make it beautiful. For what it's worth, I once took the form of a dying artist, whom was so mutable.
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Jul 27, 2017
Jul 27, 2017 at 7:55 PM UTC
When An Artist Dies.
for those who are concerned; I dispersed within the vastness of outer space. My body, once caged all the stars, are finally in its resting place. Maybe here, I am finally seen by those who romanticize the deathly night. I am at a tranquil state, where all the planets are aligned just right. No deaths, no violence, no wars, no fights. No existential pain or crisis to plague a human's state of mind. I am bound within the molecules of space and time, dancing on asteroids, I am entwined. Finally, my body is free from the darkest of pains that had wallowed in my rib cage. All the bottled emotions that had forever kept me enraged. I have exploded into a beautiful mess, now the size of silica. I am in motion, twinkling for those bellow in such a sorrowful world, as they paint me in Starry Night replicas. They'll be envious to hear that I am conversing with Van Gogh himself. We are in the cloudless night, a painting in a museum, and history within books on a bookshelf. We're sprinkled in the dark like a beautiful combustion. All the answers written in the stars for what we once questioned. He tells me "be clearly aware of the stars and infinity on high." And that was enough for me to just get by. I am a galaxy, freed in the vastness of the universe. Into this new life of neighboring planets and meteors, my body will immerse. I am the stars you see on your lonely nights. And this time, please take your time to analyze my light. I know I'm a mess, but I can make it beautiful. For what it's worth, I once took the form of a dying artist, whom was so mutable.
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Forgotten dreams Thoughtless words Bring the world down on young disasters We are all used and abused And finally broken by fears Temptations and the thirst for love Break even the strong Chivalry is dead No longer are kind words spoken People are only controlled by lust and money Thoughts and feelings are bottled up inside Only to fester and boil One wrong move can set anyone off It is how hate and ****** are brought to existence And chivalry is dead
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 11:47 PM UTC
Chivalry Is Dead
if you’re laying in bed wrapped up in sheets of miserable thought, go to sleep if thumbing through old messages only causes your heart to ache and long for something unattainable erase them if it hurts to keep everything you’re feeling bottled up inside let it out if you’re clinging onto someone that doesn’t treat you like you’re worth the world let them go because sometimes we choose to believe that things are only indistinguishable shades of gray when in reality, life is more black and white than it seems if you’re unhappy with the way you are living your life change it
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May 10, 2013
May 10, 2013 at 11:28 AM UTC
black & white
bravery isn't just limited to fighting dragons or wearing that armour of yours bravery isn't all about protesting what you believe in or using your fists to do the explaining it's you at 6 in the morning forcing yourself to get up because you stayed up all night crying it's when you try so hard to keep that untouched blade that you always kept hidden from your parents away from your skin it's when you always try to think of "happy thoughts" and fake your smiles; although it's  make believe, it's a sign you don't want to give up it's when you feel all your bottled up emotions rushing, begging to be felt by you and yet you keep yourself from caving in completely succumbing from your darkest fears you always feel hopeless and alone, but then here you are, alive breathing grasping for that minuscule light you think you have given up completely, and that your dreams died a long time ago but when you listen closely, your heart is still beating isn't that a sign of hope? you are fighting your own wars, so never believe them when they call you weak because you have your own battle scars as proof, proof that you survive and still fighting you are the hero(heroine) of your own story so believe me when i tell you that you are brave
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Mar 20, 2014
Mar 20, 2014 at 11:11 PM UTC
bravery
. **•...mouth wide  op- en, glis- tening... in the li- ght•aw- aiting to swallow this lone piece of parch- ment•on it i've scribbled all my heart could write•bea- ring sweet nothings, sure and si- lent•now... take this scroll•down your neck... it'll effortlessly slide... •to the core of your very soul•my message would  follow your gui- de•your opening i'd then gladly seal •so your contents would... remain guarded • time is now to set adrift all i feel...•....now ride the waves through jour- ney uncharted•let the curr- ents take you• let the tides and winds be your friends • ...  my quiet well wishes would see you through • in hopes that you would be received by my love's deserving... and...  open** hands•
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Feb 16, 2015
Feb 16, 2015 at 7:45 AM UTC
Bottled
The tightrope expires And the skyscraper hollows out. This hate is vicious and repeated, Repeated; repeated on the news reel, And in a Hollywood romance. We’re skipping generations Through faded vinyl sound Of dust mite and crack; I’m folding digits over chords, Extinguishing lovers By turning them to songs. Oh, reality convenes, convenes On the mind, and on the consciousness Of fact. Don’t steal my job, Don’t **** my land, And never fall asleep Under the sun. There is poetry to mathematics, Scaling the harmonics of the sound, Some universal language; Some bottled message to our brothers Who are looking back at us From the distance of the stars. And, terror is called from every side, Until we’re terrified to eat or breathe, In the tremor of a terror That can never come to be. The tightrope fell down with the buildings, But its idea, it still lives on. We could be on the precipice of better times, Or under the shadow of a nuclear bomb.
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May 23, 2014
May 23, 2014 at 8:24 PM UTC
The War On Ourselves