Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
"clouding" poems
I do not want a plain box, I want a sarcophagus With tigery stripes, and a face on it Round as the moon, to stare up. I want to be looking at them when they come Picking among the dumb minerals, the roots. I see them already -- the pale, star-distance faces. Now they are nothing, they are not even babies. I imagine them without fathers or mothers, like the first gods. They will wonder if I was important. I should sugar and preserve my days like fruit! My mirror is clouding over -- A few more breaths, and it will reflect nothing at all. The flowers and the faces whiten to a sheet. I do not trust the spirit. It escapes like steam In dreams, through mouth-hole or eye-hole. I can't stop it. One day it won't come back. Things aren't like that. They stay, their little particular lusters Warmed by much handling. They almost purr. When the soles of my feet grow cold, The blue eye of my tortoise will comfort me. Let me have my copper cooking pots, let my rouge pots Bloom about me like night flowers, with a good smell. They will roll me up in bandages, they will store my heart Under my feet in a neat parcel. I shall hardly know myself. It will be dark, And the shine of these small things sweeter than the face of Ishtar.
0
36.5k
Last Words
I hate the way I cause you pain. Making teardrops fall like rain. I hate the way you make me think. clouding my mind like I'm half asleep. I hate the way I feel so weak. I always feel like such a freak but though we both make clouds and sleet. we must try to stand on our feet hope is what we have. this bleary endeavor will not last forever.
0
Dec 10, 2014
Dec 10, 2014 at 12:29 AM UTC
STRONG.
My Heart and Mind had a discussion one day, About a man that they both knew quite well. The heated discussion continued for hours, Both with arguments meant to compel. A debate ensued between the two, With each taking a different perspective. The Heart believed the man to be true, And the Mind thought he was deceptive. Heart started the discussion with an obvious point, "He is sweet and gentle like no man before." Mind responded smugly, "That's great in the moment but how does he act after she's walked out the door?" Heart countered, already knowing the point being made. "Sure, he may not be able to write or call; He is busy with constant demands of his time. What he feels in his heart matters most of all." "I disagree," and Mind continued to say, "Actions mean far more than words alone. It is when words and actions are considered together that a man's true feelings are shown." "He has to compartmentalize to get through the day." Heart continued to defend his intentions, When they are together his feelings are real, but her insecurities span many dimensions." "It's funny you would mention compartmentalizing. Apparently your memory isn't as sharp as mine, He was once quoted as saying this was not his strength, proof that his statements don't always align." "You are cynical, suspicious and guarded." Heart was clearly tired of this dispute, "Those traits are clouding your judgement. He is genuine and telling the truth." "I think you are overlooking the obvious but I'll relax and stop doubting his intentions if he makes an effort to send a simple sign." Heart and Mind both wanting to prove their point and have the bragging rights of superiority. Mind sure that the man would disappoint her; Heart confident in his genuine sincerity. Both waited patiently for some type of gesture, Something to demonstrate that he really does care. Heart began to worry and whispered to herself, "Stay calm and trust that it's not just another affair." Patience prevailed and an email arrived, just as Heart had hoped and prayed. Mind, although disappointed by being proved wrong, was relieved and no longer afraid. Trust and calm filled her spirit when thinking of him, but it was both that won in the end. Maybe they were more than temporary lovers and could also be permanent friends.
0
Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 10:45 AM UTC
Heart vs. Mind
My Heart and Mind had a discussion one day, About a man that they both knew quite well. The heated discussion continued for hours, Both with arguments meant to compel. A debate ensued between the two, With each taking a different perspective. The Heart believed the man to be true, And the Mind thought he was deceptive. Heart started the discussion with an obvious point, "He is sweet and gentle like no man before." Mind responded smugly, "That's great in the moment but how does he act after she's walked out the door?" Heart countered, already knowing the point being made. "Sure, he may not be able to write or call; He is busy with constant demands of his time. What he feels in his heart matters most of all." "I disagree," and Mind continued to say, "Actions mean far more than words alone. It is when words and actions are considered together that a man's true feelings are shown." "He has to compartmentalize to get through the day." Heart continued to defend his intentions, When they are together his feelings are real, but her insecurities span many dimensions." "It's funny you would mention compartmentalizing. Apparently your memory isn't as sharp as mine, He was once quoted as saying this was not his strength, proof that his statements don't always align." "You are cynical, suspicious and guarded." Heart was clearly tired of this dispute, "Those traits are clouding your judgement. He is genuine and telling the truth." "I think you are overlooking the obvious but I'll relax and stop doubting his intentions if he makes an effort to send a simple sign." Heart and Mind both wanting to prove their point and have the bragging rights of superiority. Mind sure that the man would disappoint her; Heart confident in his genuine sincerity. Both waited patiently for some type of gesture, Something to demonstrate that he really does care. Heart began to worry and whispered to herself, "Stay calm and trust that it's not just another affair." Patience prevailed and an email arrived, just as Heart had hoped and prayed. Mind, although disappointed by being proved wrong, was relieved and no longer afraid. Trust and calm filled her spirit when thinking of him, but it was both that won in the end. Maybe they were more than temporary lovers and could also be permanent friends.
Continue reading...
51
[I saw his round mouth's crimson deepen as it fell], Like a Sun, in his last deep hour; Watched the magnificent recession of farewell, Clouding, half gleam, half glower, And a last splendour burn the heavens of his cheek. And in his eyes The cold stars lighting, very old and bleak, In different skies.
0
10.2k
[I Saw His Round Mouth's Crimson]
A tired old man groans As he hand you some Asian culture cuisine. Riddled with spices It tickles the little thing in the back of your throat As you swallow the substance. Face now flushed Like a cluster of fire ants crawling on the hill Calling it their home. Home? Where was it? Your memory slips. Glee storms the man’s face As he studies your expression. “Seems like you can’t handle such a simple thing." Clouding your judgement, you bite your tongue In desperate attempt to knock back the sense That gone up and left. However It fails. Numb as the lightbulbs turn into bottle-cap suns Concealing sight With the light that it shares. Count as your heart stops With eyes bloodshot His crafted words echo In your failing ears.
0
Jun 23, 2015
Jun 23, 2015 at 2:33 PM UTC
No Tolerance
Oh, what a gift, ...Stopping time's flow. Just to hold you forever, ...Without letting go. ...Racing and burning, ...Forever returning, ...I loved you each day sure as the Sun loves to fly. ...Rising to Day. ...Falling to Night. ...Forever returning, ...Till the day I should die. Yes, a gift and a curse, ...Our lives but a verse, ...We dance through the stars, as around us they burst. A bleeding heart, A world apart, By sunsets final glow. Loves tender fruit, Pure to the root, Deep in my heart you sow. Through misty mornings clouding sight, Through frozen winter rain. I know tis true... it beats for you... my heart and all its pain.
0
Dec 23, 2014
Dec 23, 2014 at 2:45 AM UTC
My Heart and All Its Pain
It is difficult to be a man, For I am not a typical one. It is hard for me to go on, There’s a secret that pulls me. I loathe when my memories strike, They hit emotionally with might. I struggle so much to survive, In a world so deaf towards my cries. I look at a He and my heart convulses, For I recall a He who gave me kisses. I was young, forced and naïve, I fought but He was much stronger. Society might tell that I’m gay, For I let a man violated me in a way. But I’m not a ***** and I’m sure, I play a role for which others envy. When I was a teen I met her, I admired her even if she’s older. I was then shy and very timid, With mental and emotional scars. I thought of her as a dear friend, Then she turned to be my worst fiend. One instance she forced herself on me, And used things that hurt me so. A girl’s tactics differ from the stronger *** Tears she used first and blackmail next. She was cunning, sly and very clever, She stole my pride and my dignity. My fears now mixed with anger, My determinations got bolder. I still cry and sometimes get lonely, Like any other victim I want to fight. I can not shout to the whole nations, For societies will scorn at my declamation. Both sexes forgot that I have feelings too, I am also made of flesh, bones and spirit. I am not proud of what I become, Within me clouding reasons try to calm. My desire is to win this battle to the end, I am capable of vulnerability like any human. But where does my right begin? This universe has compassion for women. The likes of me are expected to be steel made, Yet I have feelings too for I am just a man.
0
Oct 30, 2015
Oct 30, 2015 at 9:42 PM UTC
I HAVE FEELINGS TOO
It is difficult to be a man, For I am not a typical one. It is hard for me to go on, There’s a secret that pulls me. I loathe when my memories strike, They hit emotionally with might. I struggle so much to survive, In a world so deaf towards my cries. I look at a He and my heart convulses, For I recall a He who gave me kisses. I was young, forced and naïve, I fought but He was much stronger. Society might tell that I’m gay, For I let a man violated me in a way. But I’m not a ***** and I’m sure, I play a role for which others envy. When I was a teen I met her, I admired her even if she’s older. I was then shy and very timid, With mental and emotional scars. I thought of her as a dear friend, Then she turned to be my worst fiend. One instance she forced herself on me, And used things that hurt me so. A girl’s tactics differ from the stronger *** Tears she used first and blackmail next. She was cunning, sly and very clever, She stole my pride and my dignity. My fears now mixed with anger, My determinations got bolder. I still cry and sometimes get lonely, Like any other victim I want to fight. I can not shout to the whole nations, For societies will scorn at my declamation. Both sexes forgot that I have feelings too, I am also made of flesh, bones and spirit. I am not proud of what I become, Within me clouding reasons try to calm. My desire is to win this battle to the end, I am capable of vulnerability like any human. But where does my right begin? This universe has compassion for women. The likes of me are expected to be steel made, Yet I have feelings too for I am just a man.
Continue reading...
44
A pretty girl with a pretty face, the demons she was still trying to chase, gripping her heart, and clouding her mind. darling its all in your head Where an escape is impossible to find.
0
Jul 9, 2015
Jul 9, 2015 at 9:36 PM UTC
darling it's all in your head
I breathe in this silence that is not Silenced, Air alive with heartbeats and Clocks ticking too slow, Eyes meeting over Sticky plastic tables, Snapping away like an awkward blind date, Fingertips drumming impatiently. Wait. Calm. Be patient. Tick...tock........tick...............tock I can't, I won't, my son laying One floor, 3 hallways, 12 rooms away, But we are relegated to the hospital cafeteria as if my husband and I are naughty schoolchildren, Interfering. My red shirt crumples beneath Nervous fingers, The same shade as the blood given To my son, not knowing it contained Death. Why can't I fight with my son, My son, Shining brightly and boldly as the sun, Infected with a blood-borne killer we were never warned about. Hemophilia is a tough diagnosis, But my careful worrying wasn't enough to save him from a Diagnosis of ostracism and certain death. AIDS. Oh God. Breathe. Can't breathe. Time moves too fast, my son racing towards eternity Alone. White sheets and sterile beds rob My son of all his sunshine, Lips blue and pale like my husband's jacket, Nothing but incessant beeping and bustling nurses who can't fix him, Clock going tick, tock, tick, tock. I see red. Red dripping into and out of his arms through silver needles, How do I know that this is safe, No one knows if this is safe, This is our only hope. Tick..tock.....tick........tock. White coat of the doctor moving too quickly towards us, We run. My heart thumping red and my stomach yellow bile and my eyes leaking blue. Hospital room not room enough for all my emotions, All of my tears, All of my grief, All his last breaths. My son. No longer my sunshine, Just a pale winter afternoon, No sun beneath cold sheets of snow. My son. Time moves too slow when everyone wears black, Like molasses dripping from a jar into Metallic air and earthy graves. Like ash clouding out the sun. My son. No more my sun.
0
Jul 13, 2014
Jul 13, 2014 at 1:16 PM UTC
Yellow Boat
I breathe in this silence that is not Silenced, Air alive with heartbeats and Clocks ticking too slow, Eyes meeting over Sticky plastic tables, Snapping away like an awkward blind date, Fingertips drumming impatiently. Wait. Calm. Be patient. Tick...tock........tick...............tock I can't, I won't, my son laying One floor, 3 hallways, 12 rooms away, But we are relegated to the hospital cafeteria as if my husband and I are naughty schoolchildren, Interfering. My red shirt crumples beneath Nervous fingers, The same shade as the blood given To my son, not knowing it contained Death. Why can't I fight with my son, My son, Shining brightly and boldly as the sun, Infected with a blood-borne killer we were never warned about. Hemophilia is a tough diagnosis, But my careful worrying wasn't enough to save him from a Diagnosis of ostracism and certain death. AIDS. Oh God. Breathe. Can't breathe. Time moves too fast, my son racing towards eternity Alone. White sheets and sterile beds rob My son of all his sunshine, Lips blue and pale like my husband's jacket, Nothing but incessant beeping and bustling nurses who can't fix him, Clock going tick, tock, tick, tock. I see red. Red dripping into and out of his arms through silver needles, How do I know that this is safe, No one knows if this is safe, This is our only hope. Tick..tock.....tick........tock. White coat of the doctor moving too quickly towards us, We run. My heart thumping red and my stomach yellow bile and my eyes leaking blue. Hospital room not room enough for all my emotions, All of my tears, All of my grief, All his last breaths. My son. No longer my sunshine, Just a pale winter afternoon, No sun beneath cold sheets of snow. My son. Time moves too slow when everyone wears black, Like molasses dripping from a jar into Metallic air and earthy graves. Like ash clouding out the sun. My son. No more my sun.
Continue reading...
63
The hazel in her eyes/matched the laces in her dress/I must confess/ that as I undid all the knots/ A thousand thoughts/ rushed through my head/ but i forgot/ how to speak/ so I let my hands speak to your hips/ and my neck adore your lips/ the only kiss/ I could miss/ on a day/ when you'd be away/ I'd beg to stay/ in your arms/ no harm/ would come to pay/ any attention/ to the way/ I hold my most prized possession/ rose red lips/ slender finger tips/ caress me/ the candles lit/ fire in the balcony/ smoke into the sky/ clouding light/ bringing night/ by your side/ I stay inside/ try to hide/ from snow and ice/ getting lost/ lost inside/ again, your hazel eyes.
0
May 20, 2014
May 20, 2014 at 5:31 PM UTC
Hazel Eyes
Sitting solid on a thinking throne Drinking bottles that sing melancholy tones Singing lone, resonating to your bones Your fragile little frame cannot save the show Not when you're casting skys clouding with crows Your mind is pale, sick to it's stomach Everything up there can't reconcile, but luck It's begun to resonate quietly like a comets tail When your playing on mental jungle gyms of shale I'm sure there's things that keep you up Drugs, and alcohol, and fasting all day A cyclical belt of asteroid tales You think so much you've burnt an image Of cotton dreams, so soft and harsh, but somehow sail You may never grasp them, but you've reached so far you've become so frail It's hard to try, it's even harder to pry Open your heart, and let yourself cry The castles you build are built of tears, and the cemetery near is calling your fears The foundation is weak, and your pastor you seek, but everything you've found thus far, oblique Cast your shadows as you will, but they're just funny puppets you've conjured in the night still
0
May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 1:36 AM UTC
A Quiet Comet
... Mystery; Such that you were to me But nervously I swayed in your direction Curious; I couldn't help but catch my breath as you spoke of this dismal city and your photography So caught in your wishes to escape back to your summer adventures to the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and Seoul; it was then you felt such anonymity So it was then you had felt free. I look to you again, piecing you in these things that you dare share with me; so easily, eagerly. Quiet now, you look to me but I apologize, I didn't know quite where to begin. Mist and fluttering snow Clouding over our concrete city, We walked below the looming Buildings until pausing, to take a picture of me. It seemed, in this hour, it was only us who chose to walk through these deserted snowed-in streets You suggested something then, offering to take me up to the top of the sleekest buildings, to your rooftop sanctuaries I longed to see until it was only in my view- small specks of life below me where I could only see my sodden shoes dangle down to nothingness, to air, weightlessly as I taste the mist upon my shoulders and frozen hair. In awe I would laugh at the beautiful sight before me- to Skyscrapers that cut above clouds in the glint of the sun reflecting back to our eyes, and our cheeks who also felt the bite of winter's winds. Shivering, Soaked in hair and feet and Again I turned to face you but here, with glittering eyes, ... wondered where You would then choose to take me on our second date?                                                                 P.K.
0
Nov 2, 2014
Nov 2, 2014 at 3:31 PM UTC
Mist
... Mystery; Such that you were to me But nervously I swayed in your direction Curious; I couldn't help but catch my breath as you spoke of this dismal city and your photography So caught in your wishes to escape back to your summer adventures to the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and Seoul; it was then you felt such anonymity So it was then you had felt free. I look to you again, piecing you in these things that you dare share with me; so easily, eagerly. Quiet now, you look to me but I apologize, I didn't know quite where to begin. Mist and fluttering snow Clouding over our concrete city, We walked below the looming Buildings until pausing, to take a picture of me. It seemed, in this hour, it was only us who chose to walk through these deserted snowed-in streets You suggested something then, offering to take me up to the top of the sleekest buildings, to your rooftop sanctuaries I longed to see until it was only in my view- small specks of life below me where I could only see my sodden shoes dangle down to nothingness, to air, weightlessly as I taste the mist upon my shoulders and frozen hair. In awe I would laugh at the beautiful sight before me- to Skyscrapers that cut above clouds in the glint of the sun reflecting back to our eyes, and our cheeks who also felt the bite of winter's winds. Shivering, Soaked in hair and feet and Again I turned to face you but here, with glittering eyes, ... wondered where You would then choose to take me on our second date?                                                                 P.K.
Continue reading...
60
The Dutch brought art, mud and dirt of the Kathmandu heartland, With cigarette smoke clouding the air, and pizzas in the oven. Not overcooked, no medium rare, slight rounded, man-made The ambiance was now of Rembrandt and Van Gogh, Yellow with the hint of light. Perhaps coffee, perhaps tea. And delight in a conversation of philosophy. Maybe you'll pay, maybe me. The open doors swallow in the air of the monsoon, with the enigma of ever binding books who stuck to the wall Like wall flowers, some folded papers like petals of an unbloomed bud. They all had smells better inhaled with tobacco smoke. The music played, and people dance within the security of their thoughts, The shelter for their thoughts, the flaws of their speech. Memories,pure and bright radiated from the lamps above the bar, Lights which come to us only in fallen stars, but wishful thinking is dangerous. Hence forget it like Dutch forgot the wars. Memories are made here, where the humidity is heavy from the perfume of heavy smiles, or folded chins and forheads from a chess game. Not hidden, no worries, around the corner. But yet again man made.
0
Sep 7, 2014
Sep 7, 2014 at 8:32 AM UTC
At that cafe, Amsterdam
Clouds and pressure, gray skies blowing Lightning stabs electric flowing Thunder bursts like a heavy drum Ears are hurting from the thrumb My visions clouding turning black Hate and anger, rage attack Shouting screaming arms unstilled Fury flows and hope is killed Hate......so much disdain, loathing, detestation Pain burns, an inflammation It creeps and crawls beneath my skin An evil thing that dwells within Horrid gross it swells and swims Extending into all my limbs I cannot stop this terrible storm And when I see your beauty form It slows and stalls and loses heat Then it dies but not complete Something hidden, always there This evil presence in my lair
0
May 6, 2010
May 6, 2010 at 12:45 AM UTC
Insecurity
Oh deep, dark depression, my uninvited guest, the persistence of oppression is precluding my life’s zest. The dark before sunrise of a dawn that just won't break, suppressed by a thirst for my soul that only sorrow can now slake. The wisps that you are weaving are clouding my damp eyes, a cold and cloying shroud that’s covering all that I desire. A void, with sides so steeply etched and burning with cold dread, I’m trembling now with fragile fear and wondering if I dare tread. Your shadow wraps me in its arms to hold me once again, a old familiar friend that’s feeding fast upon my pain. A symbiotic succor and reluctant shield of sighs from the turmoil of a life that turned to tears before my eyes. And the sleep within my veins now washes over silent souls, a mind numbing response to a desperate, lonely call. I’m crying out from within the prison of this decaying fragile frame and I hide my face behind a smile from relentless passionate pain. Oh deep, dark depression, my uninvited guest, the darkness you are dealing leaves my soul with little rest. Now your fog has engulfed me to the edges of my world, I hope and pray that one day soon, my wings will be unfurled. Written by Darren Scanlon, 2nd June 2014. Revised 20th August 2015. ©2014 Darren Scanlon. All rights reserved.
0
Aug 20, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 at 6:59 PM UTC
THE UNINVITED GUEST
"You're so beautiful," says Mr. You-Deserve-Better. His friend, Joe I-Can-Be-Different, nods in agreement. I'm just Miss Single-20-Something searching for companionship finding nothing but the company of every one-track-minder in the Greater Portland Area. I've been promised the moon, stars, a few planets here or there. Receiving just grunted approvals from two-pump chumps with over-active sweat glands. So excuse the skepticism clouding my judgement as I roll all man kind into one conclusion: You all bark like dogs. If he acts like one, and smells like one, I'd say Bingo is his name-o. Just save it. This Jenny has been around the block. Your flowers will die. Your chocolates will go to my hips. For now, your name is Mud, and you can call me Miss Independent.
0
May 22, 2012
May 22, 2012 at 9:31 PM UTC
Miss Independent
Let's talk about heroes the everyday kind a Jordanian principal at a school for girls offering a simple solution rather than slamming another hateful door in the faces of children who have done nothing to create the war forcing their families to flee or die in the hateful dust clouding the world's vision the school is overcrowded but when Syrian mothers beg for their children to be taught instead of saying no room the principal asks each girl to bring a chair and she will find room for one more students walk to school carrying multi-hued chairs so many eager daughters classrooms full beyond bursting but the principal keeps her promise none are turned away a loving heart refusing to be the lock on the gate offering instead a key a mother's simple wish for her daughter to write her own name becoming "maybe she will be a doctor" a seven-year-old girl declaring "I want to be smart" the world begins anew with open arms, willing minds perched on the edge of bright plastic chairs asking only teach me I am hungry to learn
0
May 10, 2016
May 10, 2016 at 8:40 AM UTC
Hungry Chair
1/ I once had hands like ************ and when i touched your cheeks you became bathroom floor. I didn't tell father i am keeping the bathroom ***** but i wouldn't let anyone clean it. My roommate is sleeping like a pig; i think i, too, am becoming a higher being. 2/ Back to where it started It started in somewhere like this; the very beginning of despair and all the dark agony clouding your entire soul --- it appears on your skin so do not hide! Do not hide for you are so clear yet the world is too blind
0
Dec 29, 2014
Dec 29, 2014 at 2:53 PM UTC
3
people watching in a coffee shop is one of the simple pleasures in life the bizarre satisfaction you get when you sit by the window solving crossword puzzles or probably sipping your cup of hot latte immediately tilting your head up when someone enters analyzing, wondering, as they pass by your table what kind of person they are? what coffee do they drink? what do they do in the coffee shop? where were they from? who are they with? thoughts by thoughts questions by questions curiosity kicks in eventually clouding your mind as you nibble your chapped lip finally finding a solution to the crosswords also your futile thoughts without hesitation you give those people in the shop every single one of them a life based on their coffee
0
Nov 15, 2013
Nov 15, 2013 at 12:36 PM UTC
Untitled
It’s hard to move forward in life When Past still has its razors lodged in your flesh. It’s hard to look to the past for help When Future’s clouding your vision. It’s hard to live in the present When Past and Future are using your mind As a rope in a game of Tug-of-War.
0
Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 5:59 PM UTC
Tense
A feeling of claustrophobia has begun to confine me. This swamp of ideas thickens inside me, the murky clay mud making each step twice as demanding as the last. The once clear flowing waters of my dreams seem to be crystallizing, clouding and freezing over, ceasing the stream of my escape. My brain is callusing over incarcerating me, forcing me to experience the hardening of my own being. A reaction inside halting my imagination and depriving me of the ability to call out for help. These thoughts and words I evacuate onto this page only act as a catalyst speeding the process of my inevitable silence. There will come a time when the swamps have solidified, and the waters of my dreams become frozen clouded crystals trapped in place. My brain will develop into a callous, rendering my mind mute, I can feel this metamorphosis materializing yet there is nothing I can do to stop it, the development has already begun, all I can do is wait until a feeling of... A feeling of claustrophobia has begun to confine me.
0
Dec 27, 2014
Dec 27, 2014 at 2:54 AM UTC
A Feeling Of Claustrophobia.
Imagine waking up on a filthy, uneven floor - light coming solely through the flimsy wooden wall. Imagine trudging through the mud barefoot - mud merged with remnants of God knows who. Imagine breathing in thick layers of sooty dust - the colors sullen, lifeless and dull. Imagine smelling the scent of faeces and decay, of diseases and of death every single day. Imagine your belly gurgling with hunger and distraught, sniffing glue - the only way to delude. Imagine walking on rickety bridges - a step amiss and drown you will in these murky watery ditches. Imagine wearing the same old rags - all tattered and torn, being beaten and battered, no rights of which to call your own. Imagine having silly daydreams of going to school but there's not a penny to spare - not even for a worn-out book. But alas, imagine no more for such children exist, with ghosts clouding their starry dreams And death hanging heavy upon their tiny, little feet.
0
Sep 23, 2016
Sep 23, 2016 at 4:49 AM UTC
Children of the slums
There’s a wildness within his eyes that sparks a fire inside my soul. Passion, desire and the bitter taste of lust float through the air as pheromones, Creating a bridge between us and linking us together. This visceral feeling acts almost like a drug, pulling me under and clouding my senses. It’s a primal game we play. We test ATTRACTion by creating friction with our bodies. And are frightened by the REACTion we feel, finding out that love, as a catalyst, knows no bounds of race, gender, religion, philosophy or age. That, in the end, we’re all just human and to love is what makes us so. And there’s no error in that.
0
Oct 23, 2017
Oct 23, 2017 at 8:26 PM UTC
Epiphany No. 6