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"censured" poems
a gift for Aladdin Aures H from his 3rd follower... <>><<> the inescapable need, unformed firmament inquiring; am I capable? the impulse palpable, the urge to urgent, to gorge and disgorge? instead of morning prayers, precomposed and ordered, morning poem plucked from morning fog, gusted breezes, early-on, newborn sun rays, progeny of disheveled skies words fused, in irregular sizes, senses censured by drowsy eyes, but the chest beating arrhythmia means bursts of free verses superimposed on reluctant eyelids, jigsaw puzzlement be re-conformed and the first poem of the day, emerges from the intersection of mind, pale dreams, and the first is special till the neu morrow, when fresh bursts explode inward to windward, and the first is just yesterday's mesh of hash, once formidable, now last, pinned, yellowing, purely a **descendant of the recent, but always, ancient past*^
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Jun 19, 2025
Jun 19, 2025 at 3:13 PM UTC
The Poem Writes Me
Its easy to forgive the faults and failings of our friends For love makes it so simple -if some word or deed offends We try to understand them- for we know the inside out And if we love them very much we cannot blame or doubt ... Its just a little harder to forgive an enemy ,or someone who has censured us or done an injury Its hard to overlook it and be loving,sweet and kind,although we know we've got to,to preserve our peace of mind..... But to forgive yourself! why,that's the hardest thing of all We all do things that we regret,the strongest sometimes fall We call ourselves all sorts of names ,how angry we can get with self-reproach and worrying and useless,vain regret.... Yet when we whip ourselves like this ,we break our forces down,it robs us of our self-respect,turns smiles into a frown ..... If God forgives us surely there is nothing we can do We've seen our fault and paid the price and learnt the lesson too.... So banish it this very day and cast it from your heart Forgive yourself,forgive yourself and make another start.
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Nov 16, 2015
Nov 16, 2015 at 4:49 AM UTC
Forgive Yourself
*I was inspired by the many cynical minds from yesterday and behind, by countless events of outrage that poisoned and amazed the universe that once censured my kind. But I am not backing down for in the years to come, you'll see me rise not away from everyone's judgmental eyes but with fiery flash, I'll have to burn your pride and jest the world with my old despicable style.*
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 11:58 PM UTC
Phoenix
Grown my beard long enough, time, now, to announce to the world, the demands of the new Caliph: First a rider on raiment - of black be your fashion. Then, in the name of the Lord the most merciful, We demand razors! Yeah we need more of them - for shaving our underarms and other sacred duties outlined below. We demand brides! We can knock at your censured doors at night: for faithful brides and infidel ****** for pleasure. In the name of the Lord, most merciful, Madam, may I ask, is your modesty circumcised? In the name of the Lord, most merciful, Can we have more watches please? But mannequins, they must be covered. And when we huddle the infidels in trenches or behead your sons please, we do so in but peace!
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Aug 23, 2014
Aug 23, 2014 at 1:11 PM UTC
Watches for the Caliph
My name is Chris I avoid obvious rhymes and give you just the rancid; 'We feel you have not been communicating effectively as an employee' poet. So to you I said 'I'm ill' 'Care to spill?' she hisses. 'Yes' I said My names the one burning brightly up there in the corner of the room, 'Prince and King Godber' bearing wooden sign carved by the passion of a Norse god, a bearded dwarf on a throne. She responds; simple, ****** surreal metaphors notwithstanding I ain't slept... Small **** Na **** but let's not go into it tonight, naked. In her dreams he's laid with a woman, wept weeping eyes, distant stare, destroyer of hope, Eastern European,a broken painter cheating, but he didn't know till it was too late. The Sun became black The full moon became blood the great mountain ran with fire Pain. Passion, Nighttime. 'Do what thou Wilt' says the bald man and shrugs, setting a bomb off in the 20th century. I did, I do, I do - boom boom. no one laughs. She shouts angrily Fool, Coward, Prince Why don't you just come dance outside stroke away those cobwebs in your hair so I did, ripped the cobwebs out screamed outside, bashed my head on concrete, tried to **** myself once, maybe twice, contemplated more. Like Virginia my hidden idol. My sister in censured pain. Knees bashed, half-cut in dead of night screaming **** this provincial slaughterhouse, this cherryhouse of the half dead / half ****** merry go round and round, like Kereouc, but twice as merry, and that's saying something. Come and bathe yourself in my immortal **** she bleats 'look it up in your encyclopedia of shames' you'll just find a picture of a woman. It's intoned meaning It's poems, lips tell tales, tell them then. I dare yer to tell em. Scream them from rooftops. screaming eyes aglow, burning Blake fire poet looks down with lizard eyes you remind me of me Mum naked. Puke. Puke, ***** on the doormat. Violence in words, this language is obscene and that is why he said she said is gonna **** us. Already has. **** it, fancy overdosing yourself on abilify tonight poet? Not a plan. Not a plan. Don't go out drowning yourself in alcohol or life, not tonight, not tonight. Just never.
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Mar 7, 2016
Mar 7, 2016 at 4:18 PM UTC
He Said, She Said
My name is Chris I avoid obvious rhymes and give you just the rancid; 'We feel you have not been communicating effectively as an employee' poet. So to you I said 'I'm ill' 'Care to spill?' she hisses. 'Yes' I said My names the one burning brightly up there in the corner of the room, 'Prince and King Godber' bearing wooden sign carved by the passion of a Norse god, a bearded dwarf on a throne. She responds; simple, ****** surreal metaphors notwithstanding I ain't slept... Small **** Na **** but let's not go into it tonight, naked. In her dreams he's laid with a woman, wept weeping eyes, distant stare, destroyer of hope, Eastern European,a broken painter cheating, but he didn't know till it was too late. The Sun became black The full moon became blood the great mountain ran with fire Pain. Passion, Nighttime. 'Do what thou Wilt' says the bald man and shrugs, setting a bomb off in the 20th century. I did, I do, I do - boom boom. no one laughs. She shouts angrily Fool, Coward, Prince Why don't you just come dance outside stroke away those cobwebs in your hair so I did, ripped the cobwebs out screamed outside, bashed my head on concrete, tried to **** myself once, maybe twice, contemplated more. Like Virginia my hidden idol. My sister in censured pain. Knees bashed, half-cut in dead of night screaming **** this provincial slaughterhouse, this cherryhouse of the half dead / half ****** merry go round and round, like Kereouc, but twice as merry, and that's saying something. Come and bathe yourself in my immortal **** she bleats 'look it up in your encyclopedia of shames' you'll just find a picture of a woman. It's intoned meaning It's poems, lips tell tales, tell them then. I dare yer to tell em. Scream them from rooftops. screaming eyes aglow, burning Blake fire poet looks down with lizard eyes you remind me of me Mum naked. Puke. Puke, ***** on the doormat. Violence in words, this language is obscene and that is why he said she said is gonna **** us. Already has. **** it, fancy overdosing yourself on abilify tonight poet? Not a plan. Not a plan. Don't go out drowning yourself in alcohol or life, not tonight, not tonight. Just never.
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and love of winter, found absent though i do not lament it – i lament the loss of my **** lament as the sun rises. and acts of valor, acts of ********** or –suasion, trail’d off as words spew forth in riptide. forth to recreate, to wipe clean. and censured nods exchange, we met not eyes, you were only in my vision’s drift. in my field of autonomous response. and in repose at end of day, all my colors in restful form. harmonious form. substantiated form. and discernable of madness, reparable non-sense to draw some drifting vision. to draw upon jaded gaze cloak’d defensive. and i wander the thoughts, i wander the right emptiness in your eyes. and i wander on.
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Dec 31, 2012
Dec 31, 2012 at 3:26 AM UTC
on.
Everyone says that i get all the girl's hearts I'm shocked that people think so I guess i'm doing pretty good I'm just going to keep doing me The people who give me attitude and bring me down just woke up on the wrong side of the bed Or just got too bitter within the revolting dread All these kids want to be rappers But how many will actually make it? All these kids want to be the best sports athletes But many don't get very far Why does this happen? Is it from a lack of trying? Am i asking very censured questions? Cause if i am, i'll stop. My heart is too big and my mind is too curious, that might be what pulls everyone in But i ain't perfect
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Oct 30, 2015
Oct 30, 2015 at 10:40 PM UTC
My Heart Is Too Big And My Mind Is Too Curious
To Be Governed “To be GOVERNED is to be watched, inspected, spied upon, directed, law-driven, numbered, regulated, enrolled, indoctrinated, preached at, controlled, checked, estimated, valued, censured, commanded, by creatures who have neither the right nor the wisdom nor the virtue to do so. To be GOVERNED is to be at every operation, at every transaction noted, registered, counted, taxed, stamped, measured, numbered, assessed, licensed, authorized, admonished, prevented, forbidden, reformed, corrected, punished. It is, under pretext of public utility, and in the name of the general interest, to be placed under contribution, drilled, fleeced, exploited, monopolized, extorted from, squeezed, hoaxed, robbed; then, at the slightest resistance, the first word of complaint, to be repressed, fined, vilified, harassed, hunted down, abused, clubbed, disarmed, bound, choked, imprisoned, judged, condemned, shot, deported, sacrificed, sold, betrayed; and to crown all, mocked, ridiculed, derided, outraged, dishonored. That is government; that is its justice; that is its morality."
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Apr 28, 2015
Apr 28, 2015 at 3:09 PM UTC
A Poem In Its Own Right by Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
Two halves of me are warring. One with logic and good intent. The other with feeling and a heart. One bends all reality in an attempt to prevent heartache and hurt. The other speaks from the tip of the tongue nothing censured and without care for possible pain. One wages battle against all that I know of you. The other will never give up or back down or cease to care for you. One waves a ****** banner claiming death unto the enemy. **** thine own heart" They shout. The other waves a banner of peace Doves upon a white sheet. "Love thyself and he" They call out. The ****** battle rages on Each side claiming to be right. Slowly one half begins to wane. Its prowess cannot match The other's beating heart. One strikes the fatal blow One side dies a mangled mess. If the heart beats the logic, logic might be spared. But if logic doth prevail, the heart shall be no more.
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Sep 25, 2011
Sep 25, 2011 at 7:24 PM UTC
Deliberation
Soon the sun will set in this valley Where I've roamed for many a year, So many questions left unanswered! So many answers remain unclear! And others will ask what has been asked before, But this much I know: I'll ask no more I cannot say that I'll miss this Earth That censured me at every turn; Too often were tearful lessons laid On a heart that was too slow to learn, And many more tears will flood misery's shore, But this much I know: I'll cry no more And as for love that hid from my view - Come, emerge from your hiding place! I'll no longer seek your charity, Supplication was my heart's disgrace; Surely, more lonely hearts will plead at your door, But this much I know: I'll beg no more This frame will dissolve into the soil To nourish the worms and green things, And flowers and birds will take delight, Uncomprehending the gifts death brings; And life will continue the same as before, But this much I know: I'll be no more
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Feb 15, 2017
Feb 15, 2017 at 2:43 PM UTC
This Much I Know
. . . /\ . . . _______________________ Every ticking of the clock there occurs some bad or good acts they could be organized, or unkempt, yet, nothing, or no one could pre-empt our thoughts.....there's not a hint of rage just questions on being there on a big stage, called life, like a puppet...or pulling your own strings...fighting abuse when that moment is born, the fear to err...in making a vital decision to reel, when marked as  a failed person, who wants to be censured......or judged, be disheartened by an ugly smudge? it's almost unwelcome, to hear scrutiny wary of doors shutting on you, with finality it's hard not to hear people's words when they hit the ears and the chest.............like swords, a hostile wind.....a strange silence...are felt, loud in their echoes, ........no human heart is ever made of pelt. faith and hope ........embolden the spirit to persist, to rise from all storms in life ...............to still exist... when the winds blow nonstop, ............................is, i believe, God's way of fanning the fires, ........................of our will, to live, we  go on breathing ...................we survive...... Sally © Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan January 26, 2019
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Jan 25, 2019
Jan 25, 2019 at 4:29 PM UTC
Being There
I don't need friends Jeoulosy invites envy And weight can be so much to bare Without carrying you on my coat tails Bombs for the bombastic I'm dropping all I can Because my hands Don't want to hold on The only peaceful end to war Is when everyone is dead And I'm still standing I have been censored Censured Left to let this rotten fruit destroy the garden afraid to speak my truth for some delicate sensibilities Bullets without guns I've loaded up on ammo And taken names Wars will rage with or without me But how does the war end? The only peaceful end to war Is when nations are destroyed And I'm still standing
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Jul 8, 2016
Jul 8, 2016 at 5:36 AM UTC
The Only Peaceful End To War
It's true that in my brevity of life, I was censured for trouble. Constantly considered the desponding mind of a normal boy, and why or how did I become what I am. My answer to them has always been the same, since I was just a child, your deplorable young blood has been ripped up. Thrown to the side for the gibbet by all the wrong scrupulous attitudes, and I'm running out of deference to give. The prodigious lies brought me here, and I'm glutted throughout the mind, soon to be forever blind.
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Nov 17, 2013
Nov 17, 2013 at 9:16 PM UTC
The Story of the Sad One
Lawrence Hall [email protected]   https://hellopoetry.com/lawrence-hall/ poeticdrivel.blogspot.com My Songs are off Spotify I’m going to take my songs off Spotify Not that I know what Spotify might be Or that I have any songs to take away Only that it seems to be a thing these days I want to be censured by Republicans Not that Republicans know what they might be Or that they ever notice me at all Only that it seems to be a thing these days I want to think today and pray for you - Now those are exactly the things to do!
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Feb 5, 2022
Feb 5, 2022 at 11:54 AM UTC
I Took my Songs off Spotify
To my followers ( though the numbers be few) I weep crocodile tears for you (dry as they may be) that you unfortunately didn't get to read my latest poem, "My Wife is a Sheep".  It was barred.  Censored.  Monitored. Deleted. Not posted.   Oh the humanity!         Again I crossed some line.  So I'll begrudgingly acknowledge it, in a gun to my back sort of way, and apologize to the Hello poetry monitors.  Why apologize?     I don't want the sensors, monitors - **** overlords, here at Hello Poetry to be angry and on a warpath out to get me. So I'm sending them each a box of happy chocolates telepathically to mentally stupify their minds and sooth them in their misunderstanding and assure them that my writings inflict no harm to them or to Hello Poetry. I'm a good buddy. I'm a friend... Love you!  Give us a little freedom of speech for heaven sake.  After all, freedom of speech is an amendment guaranteed by law.  Your not against laws, freedom, the Constitution, America are you?        I'm one of the world's last remaining shock poets and even I'm becoming extinct. You wouldn't want that to happen would you? I'm an endangered species!     How can I reach full realization as a writer if I'm censured. How can I blossom and flower as a poet, and let my stamen dangle in the wind for the bees to land on and take away my gooey nectar (uh oh, could be a ****** reference -- Let's barr it, censor it, delete it, not post it).      Ultimately, how can I be the "go to guy" shock poet if I can't be shocking? When a reader wakes up and feels like a dose of shock poetry to start his day, and I'm not around, what will they do?      My advice to you Hello Poetry monitors is to go out and do something shocking!  Feel it's rush. Roll around in its essence. Revel in its pump.  Then  you'll see. you'll be like me. Liberated.  So free....now relax and repeat after me. I love shock poetry...shock poetry......shock poetry....
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Sep 21, 2018
Sep 21, 2018 at 9:42 PM UTC
Hello Poetry has Barred and Censored Another One of My Poems.
To my followers ( though the numbers be few) I weep crocodile tears for you (dry as they may be) that you unfortunately didn't get to read my latest poem, "My Wife is a Sheep".  It was barred.  Censored.  Monitored. Deleted. Not posted.   Oh the humanity!         Again I crossed some line.  So I'll begrudgingly acknowledge it, in a gun to my back sort of way, and apologize to the Hello poetry monitors.  Why apologize?     I don't want the sensors, monitors - **** overlords, here at Hello Poetry to be angry and on a warpath out to get me. So I'm sending them each a box of happy chocolates telepathically to mentally stupify their minds and sooth them in their misunderstanding and assure them that my writings inflict no harm to them or to Hello Poetry. I'm a good buddy. I'm a friend... Love you!  Give us a little freedom of speech for heaven sake.  After all, freedom of speech is an amendment guaranteed by law.  Your not against laws, freedom, the Constitution, America are you?        I'm one of the world's last remaining shock poets and even I'm becoming extinct. You wouldn't want that to happen would you? I'm an endangered species!     How can I reach full realization as a writer if I'm censured. How can I blossom and flower as a poet, and let my stamen dangle in the wind for the bees to land on and take away my gooey nectar (uh oh, could be a ****** reference -- Let's barr it, censor it, delete it, not post it).      Ultimately, how can I be the "go to guy" shock poet if I can't be shocking? When a reader wakes up and feels like a dose of shock poetry to start his day, and I'm not around, what will they do?      My advice to you Hello Poetry monitors is to go out and do something shocking!  Feel it's rush. Roll around in its essence. Revel in its pump.  Then  you'll see. you'll be like me. Liberated.  So free....now relax and repeat after me. I love shock poetry...shock poetry......shock poetry....
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she’s beige, belonging to the tailor-made census censured for centuries. you know, those clones clinging to a clue and cozying up to epicurean corpses. bellisima encore, her with the eclipsing ego like some ill-conceived freudian offspring. woman of gospel – preaching gore, gossip, guile – isle of iconic illusion.
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Oct 17, 2017
Oct 17, 2017 at 12:43 PM UTC
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