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"conjoined" poems
You are the daughter of the sea, oregano's first cousin. Swimmer, your body is pure as the water; cook, your blood is quick as the soil. Everything you do is full of flowers, rich with the earth. Your eyes go out toward the water, and the waves rise; your hands go out to the earth and the seeds swell; you know the deep essence of water and the earth, conjoined in you like a formula for clay. Naiad: cut your body into turquoise pieces, they will bloom resurrected in the kitchen. This is how you become everything that lives. And so at last, you sleep, in the circle of my arms that push back the shadows so that you can rest-- vegetables, seaweed, herbs: the foam of your dreams.
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XXXIV (You are the daughter of the sea)
Strings, strings, wrapping around porcelain skin, For why does the bruises not show? With a waist, hip, and two legs that are so thin, For why does the skin always glow? Hair that never sheds, nor grows, nor messes, For why does the girl not wash it? With a merry face that still never truly expresses, For why does the face not show even a slight fit? Stoic, conjoined, the feet never stomping, For why does the limbs never feel frostbit? Perhaps it is a lie that the being is a girl, As it is only with strings that she can ever twirl.
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Oct 7, 2018
Oct 7, 2018 at 6:43 AM UTC
Stringed Girl
Métis, Themis, Ma’at, their banter was for naught. All the tides and tithings wisdoms and their teachings, Daemonium forgot! But the heavens cry  manna as Nix cried out reprieve! An act that loosed the flood, the chaos of her sea. Her pain arose a champion to tend to all her needs, Formed of Celestial Ocean he bore down on the freed. A giant wave of madness, thrusting mist of sadness eradicating gladness... One led the ruthless breed. Opaque in their beginning, formless shapes in twining. Conjoined but not together, accompanied the weather. Thalassa’s stringy tether wrapped them all forever. Come or go in seasons, live or die in age. No Spring to Fall in reasons, travailing of the mage? Black tentacles the streamers, rooted into wave. Witness the all-wise and snaking phantom phage... Chiron watches while he prances, his dressage on the shore. Arising liminal of beings wettened ambiguity of yore. Even Iblis is impressed, such black rotten to the core! Merkabah or egg, mountain, belly, tree they squabble. All elements do I cobble, such are actions of the wobble.
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Jul 16, 2016
Jul 16, 2016 at 7:28 PM UTC
The Flood
In pubs with bar flies. Kronenburg, Becks, Carling, Stella Artois and Fosters, Dancing in our blood, Utterly inured; we are endured by all: The solipsism most profound. And when Johnnie, Jack and Jameson join, The sentimental and the morbid Are conjoined. And **** In the custody of beer halls, The shadows that draw, fade, And calls – e’en Death’s! -- are put on hold! No time; instead, before the last, another pint. For in this hallowed inn, Drinking what’s in the glass, And espousing the glow within, Cares regress. No woes, Or loaded psyches, For when the pressure builds, The best: a jet of yellow bliss, Relieves the pain, On Armitage Shanks' porcelain.
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Sep 29, 2017
Sep 29, 2017 at 6:50 PM UTC
Quinn's
My couch, Is death, And avoidance is a second language, Ask me do I speak it? Conjoined twins, Of misery and manipulation, No calls, Only cushions and customer's custom complaints, From tomorrow, The phone wont ring, So I'll stay down this road, Listening to headlines and headlights Sing, Moody music dwelling, Where the lies and shame met in between, Cut the cue, end the scene The stage has been rebuilt, We talked like teenagers, And you told me that I've changed, But the same, Still that same number, No more gap, But your smile still kills, Pain with palendromes, We were here before, And so again we, Our fighting saying goodnight, Street lamps in different cities, Static. I'm just fine, Playing my part, My mainstream maybe different, But Obsession has been overcame, By the rising tide of a smile, If the teleprompting signs shine through, Meanwhiles and meditations What can I do, Except hope I'm reading, The Right Script, The couch, It asks, Where have you been? I set down another, chip.
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Jun 13, 2018
Jun 13, 2018 at 1:41 AM UTC
Then and Now: A Mishmash of Feelings and You Knows & Who Knows
Azathoth, upon the black throne, steps of twelve hesitant to tone. Madness and chaos swallowed your mind, ears of the deaf, eyes dying to be blind. Shrills of discordance to rattle this hell, Creating our world as Barbelzoa fell. He sees you not, too blind to care, he can not answer to what he doesn't know is there. Before her fall, sat a throne, the purest of white, silver crown on the queen, a beauty of light. The twelve danced with compassion and Joy, the twelve being thirteen, a conjoined girl and a boy. Ripped from the twelve, the thirteenth, a faceless creature to devour, trickery and blood play, our darkest hour. Nyarlathotep, a name not to be cursed under breath, for the least of your worries will be death. In the center of nothingness, to find all that can't be seen, To be greeted by Nyarlathotep, who is far vicious and mean. Gnashing his teeth as he whispers these lies, using deceit to cover the cries. The dread he feels to speak Azathoth's name, To slaughter all who give him fame. See all the countless chapters of the souls he took, only for you to be next, carve your blood in the book.
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Nov 14, 2012
Nov 14, 2012 at 5:45 PM UTC
Crawling Chaos - 2008
Hi, my name is female. I might not fold my hands the way she does Or flip my hair the way that girl does. Hi, my name is female. The width and length I am shouldnt define if I'm qualified for Vogue. The way I lick my lips may not be as attractive as the next female, How my eyelashes flutter may not appeal to you. Hi, my name is female and I like mashed potatoes and Thai coconut. They say “eat less, its prettier. Where this, it shows more.” Why? I shouldn't have to balance myself on misleading scales that does nothing but swallow my pride up. Hi my name is female. Because one chicken breast is smaller than the other….it's not the same? Because another person's peach is plumper than mine….its better? They're still the same and we should treat them the same. Words get thrown at us everyday and its expected of us to pick them up and change the way we are. No. Hi, my name is female and I shouldn't be talking this way just for a guy. I shouldn't be crying for this guy, I shouldn't be kissing up to this guy, I shouldn't be changing for a guy, I wasn't made for a guy. Because I can't reach my toes like the next female, shouldn't mean a thing. Because my palms may ash more or my bones may creek more, shouldn't define how pretty I am. Her hair may reach her elbows, her hair may touch her neck. Her skin might love the sun, her skin might hate it. Its still beautiful. Hi, my name is female and I like mashed potatoes and Thai coconut. Just because you may not like it, doesn't mean Its gross or Im repulsive.. One female can say, “I am” while the other girl across the street can say, “I is.” “No I won't” Or “No I ain't” I can still smile just like the next female, I can hold a laugh, Cough, Sneeze, Wink, Eat like the next female. We're all one conjoined masterpiece. One cannot make me feel low of myself. One will not tell me she's better than me. One will not let me cry my eyes out. Hi, my name is female and I have a name. My name defines me. I am beautiful just like the next girl who likes mashed potatoes and Thai coconut. Embrace your beauty, honey. You're gonna have it forever.
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Apr 12, 2016
Apr 12, 2016 at 3:30 PM UTC
Mashed Potatoes & Thai Coconut
Hi, my name is female. I might not fold my hands the way she does Or flip my hair the way that girl does. Hi, my name is female. The width and length I am shouldnt define if I'm qualified for Vogue. The way I lick my lips may not be as attractive as the next female, How my eyelashes flutter may not appeal to you. Hi, my name is female and I like mashed potatoes and Thai coconut. They say “eat less, its prettier. Where this, it shows more.” Why? I shouldn't have to balance myself on misleading scales that does nothing but swallow my pride up. Hi my name is female. Because one chicken breast is smaller than the other….it's not the same? Because another person's peach is plumper than mine….its better? They're still the same and we should treat them the same. Words get thrown at us everyday and its expected of us to pick them up and change the way we are. No. Hi, my name is female and I shouldn't be talking this way just for a guy. I shouldn't be crying for this guy, I shouldn't be kissing up to this guy, I shouldn't be changing for a guy, I wasn't made for a guy. Because I can't reach my toes like the next female, shouldn't mean a thing. Because my palms may ash more or my bones may creek more, shouldn't define how pretty I am. Her hair may reach her elbows, her hair may touch her neck. Her skin might love the sun, her skin might hate it. Its still beautiful. Hi, my name is female and I like mashed potatoes and Thai coconut. Just because you may not like it, doesn't mean Its gross or Im repulsive.. One female can say, “I am” while the other girl across the street can say, “I is.” “No I won't” Or “No I ain't” I can still smile just like the next female, I can hold a laugh, Cough, Sneeze, Wink, Eat like the next female. We're all one conjoined masterpiece. One cannot make me feel low of myself. One will not tell me she's better than me. One will not let me cry my eyes out. Hi, my name is female and I have a name. My name defines me. I am beautiful just like the next girl who likes mashed potatoes and Thai coconut. Embrace your beauty, honey. You're gonna have it forever.
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We were warm in that sunlight Love ran thick in succulent leaves Unfolding when the day would fade Moving in the sunlight as the shadows chased Dusty gray green happiness Even keeled gentle curves of feeling Rosy blush edging our forevers Blunted points of conversations We can last long on the waters we keep Though we separate as time goes by Conjoined in a cluster at the base of our relationship Our love is like the succulents Long lasting, Long lived
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Aug 10, 2014
Aug 10, 2014 at 10:09 PM UTC
A Love Like The Succulents
The scent of my father never became the norm for me. always foreign. The scent of my mother was one I knew all too well. I loved her smell of vanilla in the winter time . But I think that's all we had in common Our scent . My father on the other hand was like my conjoined twin The same in mind, heart, & soul. But something about his scent just didn't sit well with me So when he came back and told me he loved me I just couldn't . But your heart follows me everywhere I go & I wish it didn't. I wish you would take it back & act like I was nothing to you , Again. Just please do this one favor for me , Love me but leave me alone & take your scent of deception with you .
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Jan 21, 2016
Jan 21, 2016 at 4:57 PM UTC
Vanilla Rain .
to more than I can be... a sad isolated man, throes of an agonizing, stretched by her for painful revengeful gain, kissed with pointless avarice, divorce. children deeming him alienating, his faulty insensitive sensitivities, to easy blame little do they know of the piercing lowliness, the looniness of nights he listened to sad-eyed singers, and his late-of-mid of night scribbled scripts, where he off loaded the agonies of a midlife disaster, not entirely of his-own sown making, but still his to bear and bare alone... some accidents happens for unintentional, unintended intentional new seasons appear, stumbled, tumbled, fumbled his way onto this H~oly P~lace, where someone might listen to his explanations, expiations, excoriations of his all too common tragedy, and said: this broken human, he's got his reasons, read his overly long treatises, his entreaties, to those that prowl, rowing, in this corner of the silence of the internet, where only the trolls, the cold, the easier to-be-meaner oft thrive, and found none of that, but an oasis of sheltering, embracing comforting, those who actually admitted his writings could be loved, and perhaps the writer himself, was deserving of a second chance, a verbal embrace. a rereading forgiveness, a pat on his natback, a sympathetic sensory intaking, and perhaps-this debt, eternal, that put the for and the fore in a new baby born, named - new forever came into existence the very same e that begins those conjoined words ***e~ternally grateful "and now  I sleep in peace when the day is done" but the night time is still the write time
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Sep 13, 2025
Sep 13, 2025 at 11:42 AM UTC
lest you forget, you raised me up...
to more than I can be... a sad isolated man, throes of an agonizing, stretched by her for painful revengeful gain, kissed with pointless avarice, divorce. children deeming him alienating, his faulty insensitive sensitivities, to easy blame little do they know of the piercing lowliness, the looniness of nights he listened to sad-eyed singers, and his late-of-mid of night scribbled scripts, where he off loaded the agonies of a midlife disaster, not entirely of his-own sown making, but still his to bear and bare alone... some accidents happens for unintentional, unintended intentional new seasons appear, stumbled, tumbled, fumbled his way onto this H~oly P~lace, where someone might listen to his explanations, expiations, excoriations of his all too common tragedy, and said: this broken human, he's got his reasons, read his overly long treatises, his entreaties, to those that prowl, rowing, in this corner of the silence of the internet, where only the trolls, the cold, the easier to-be-meaner oft thrive, and found none of that, but an oasis of sheltering, embracing comforting, those who actually admitted his writings could be loved, and perhaps the writer himself, was deserving of a second chance, a verbal embrace. a rereading forgiveness, a pat on his natback, a sympathetic sensory intaking, and perhaps-this debt, eternal, that put the for and the fore in a new baby born, named - new forever came into existence the very same e that begins those conjoined words ***e~ternally grateful "and now  I sleep in peace when the day is done" but the night time is still the write time
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I ain’t got no intimate, ain’t got no stiletto heels Ain’t got no Lsd, ain’t got no smack Ain’t got no partners, ain’t got no drill Ain’t got no slapstick, ain’t got no hanky—panky Ain’t got no Lsd, no slot to mount Ain’t got no castrato, ain’t got no crumpet Ain’t got no conjoined twins, ain’t got no nuns or eunuchs Ain’t got no whipcord, ain’t got no adoration Ain’t got no ******** ain’t got no stimulant Ain’t got no ****** Ain’t got no oscillation, no shags No uniform, no parts No smack, no drill No partners, no peccadillo Ain’t got no stimulant Ain’t got no whipcord, no propagators No titbits, no intimate I jabbered, I ain’t got no uniform, no hanky—panky No peccadillo, ain’t copulated till one is blue in the face to have a funny feeling And I ain’t got no ****** Oh, but what have I copulated, oh, what have I copulated Let me tell what I copulated and nobody’s going to enlarge telescopic I got my ***** on my face My extra—sensory perceptions, my knobs My ****** peckers and my ******** I got my stuck—out tongue I got my tentacle, my proboscis My ***** my ******* My thingummies, my cockles of the heart and my posterior I got my *********** I got my thingummies, my talons My ball and socket joints, my forelegs My hooves, my pincers and my snorker Got my crest I got ***** I’ve inseminated cheerleaders I’ve got bottomgremlins and hacksawhoodoo And Mephistophelian juggernauts too like you I got my ***** my pistil My ESP, my knobs My vaginas, my peckers and my ******** I got my stuck-out tongue I got my tentacle, my proboscis My ***** and my ******* My ***** my ***** and my posterior I inseminated my ****** sorbet I got my thingummies, my talons My ball and socket joints, my forelegs My hooves, my pincers and my snorker Got my crest I got my ***** I got my slipperiness, my ***** I got *****
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Mar 23, 2010
Mar 23, 2010 at 4:29 PM UTC
Ain't Got No – I Got *****
I ain’t got no intimate, ain’t got no stiletto heels Ain’t got no Lsd, ain’t got no smack Ain’t got no partners, ain’t got no drill Ain’t got no slapstick, ain’t got no hanky—panky Ain’t got no Lsd, no slot to mount Ain’t got no castrato, ain’t got no crumpet Ain’t got no conjoined twins, ain’t got no nuns or eunuchs Ain’t got no whipcord, ain’t got no adoration Ain’t got no ******** ain’t got no stimulant Ain’t got no ****** Ain’t got no oscillation, no shags No uniform, no parts No smack, no drill No partners, no peccadillo Ain’t got no stimulant Ain’t got no whipcord, no propagators No titbits, no intimate I jabbered, I ain’t got no uniform, no hanky—panky No peccadillo, ain’t copulated till one is blue in the face to have a funny feeling And I ain’t got no ****** Oh, but what have I copulated, oh, what have I copulated Let me tell what I copulated and nobody’s going to enlarge telescopic I got my ***** on my face My extra—sensory perceptions, my knobs My ****** peckers and my ******** I got my stuck—out tongue I got my tentacle, my proboscis My ***** my ******* My thingummies, my cockles of the heart and my posterior I got my *********** I got my thingummies, my talons My ball and socket joints, my forelegs My hooves, my pincers and my snorker Got my crest I got ***** I’ve inseminated cheerleaders I’ve got bottomgremlins and hacksawhoodoo And Mephistophelian juggernauts too like you I got my ***** my pistil My ESP, my knobs My vaginas, my peckers and my ******** I got my stuck-out tongue I got my tentacle, my proboscis My ***** and my ******* My ***** my ***** and my posterior I inseminated my ****** sorbet I got my thingummies, my talons My ball and socket joints, my forelegs My hooves, my pincers and my snorker Got my crest I got my ***** I got my slipperiness, my ***** I got *****
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at the point of entry (explicit) it does not strike me strange at the point of entry when the heightened senses and the dark subconscious merge when the lust and the sweat intersect with ego desire and self is everlasting everything that the ***** words secretion is sticky on my tongue when I pant poems born in rawness and tears on this the last day of the year and eyes closed see visions extraordinaire and the Maker whispers in both ears see! it is the see of what is me, it is the point of entry and departure, one and the same, conception an immaculate mess, the emptying and the fulfilling, when unkempt promises are born free flowing and semi-truths transform into actualities unforeseen and my child cells of new poems are injected, stored, awaiting the birthright and the death of publication, my moment of privileged perfection passes and frowns and smiles are one and the same, silken thread wove open and shut the precision precious circumcising of flesh and soul departing the utter collapse from within, the drowning in the amniotic, rebirthing rebutting my denying that I have no more to give I believe I belong to you for it is what the desire firing cylinders say repeatedly in the union of the up and the down cycle: come, come inside me, I am the pleasure you are the treasure in one cup measured conjoined container when the point of entry is the point of departure and with eyes closed from satisfaction and prayer I see everything all at the same time, uttering: I am undone utterly and the difference between the end and the beginning can be seen only at the millisecond long seven decade coming point of entry 12/31/17 5:38am dawn dying and new day mourning
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Dec 31, 2017
Dec 31, 2017 at 5:59 AM UTC
at the (explicit) point of entry12/31
at the point of entry (explicit) it does not strike me strange at the point of entry when the heightened senses and the dark subconscious merge when the lust and the sweat intersect with ego desire and self is everlasting everything that the ***** words secretion is sticky on my tongue when I pant poems born in rawness and tears on this the last day of the year and eyes closed see visions extraordinaire and the Maker whispers in both ears see! it is the see of what is me, it is the point of entry and departure, one and the same, conception an immaculate mess, the emptying and the fulfilling, when unkempt promises are born free flowing and semi-truths transform into actualities unforeseen and my child cells of new poems are injected, stored, awaiting the birthright and the death of publication, my moment of privileged perfection passes and frowns and smiles are one and the same, silken thread wove open and shut the precision precious circumcising of flesh and soul departing the utter collapse from within, the drowning in the amniotic, rebirthing rebutting my denying that I have no more to give I believe I belong to you for it is what the desire firing cylinders say repeatedly in the union of the up and the down cycle: come, come inside me, I am the pleasure you are the treasure in one cup measured conjoined container when the point of entry is the point of departure and with eyes closed from satisfaction and prayer I see everything all at the same time, uttering: I am undone utterly and the difference between the end and the beginning can be seen only at the millisecond long seven decade coming point of entry 12/31/17 5:38am dawn dying and new day mourning
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I am a humming bird with a broken wing forming a geometric fall. I am a conjoined twin with a foot in heaven and one in hell. I am a geyser spewing out echoes from a stonewall well. I am an open road stretched for miles paved with a murderous smile. I am a man with a firm handshake who stands still on top of an earthquake. I am a visionary man who slipped on fate and fell in love. I am a preliminary hearing fallen on deaf ears. I am the contribution to your retribution. I am a person of depersonalization. I am a one man army minus one man. I am the desired taste of orange juice and toothpaste. I am concentrated concentration. I am the formation of your imagination. I am the comma for your introductory clause. I am the cause for your sudden pause. I am the spatula that stirs up your anxiety. I am the reaper who never leaves a clue. I am the lace that always chokes the shoe. I am the light that finds its way thru helping the little shrew. I am the suburban white boy who sings the blues. I am consistent inconsistency. I am your assigned tour guide for your expiration exploration.
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Jan 12, 2013
Jan 12, 2013 at 5:42 PM UTC
I AM
The Serpent squeezes the mundane egg, for a moment in time, …to begin the ages, turn the wheel, and so begin the rhyme, The circus has commenced, a dancing, swirling motion, …a pit of ghastly horrors, seen as a vast deep ocean, …or celestial or cosmic, as some would have the notion. Some of them were large, although some were also small, …and grotesquely figured or disfigured, a scary monster’s ball, …and trudging, stampeding, stomping or slithering down the hall. There they danced, sang or prattled, where giants fought and where they battled, …thunder unto heroes rattled, with awful screams so frightening, and terrifying lightning! Scaly, hairy or feathered, wet and fiery or weathered, …conjoined, twisted or tethered, slithery writhing together, Kingu and his wife, some say it was t’was his mother, …his plan was war and strife, pitting brother against brother, A ******* existence and so morally depraved, …a state of sickly persistence, they found themselves enslaved. Then abounding voice of heaven, that divided night by day, …brought forth a princely king of Luke; the warrior Marduk. Fourteen engaged in combat, the one against thirteen, …and thus aligned with the ecliptic, at night they can be seen,   Sloshing in the Apsu, beaten with the club, …slain and torn to pieces, cutting channels of their blood, A north wind sent them to their places, fixed on Tiamat’s wheel, …and the starry constellations, did Marduk bring to heel.
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Jun 14, 2016
Jun 14, 2016 at 5:47 PM UTC
The Order
The Serpent squeezes the mundane egg, for a moment in time, …to begin the ages, turn the wheel, and so begin the rhyme, The circus has commenced, a dancing, swirling motion, …a pit of ghastly horrors, seen as a vast deep ocean, …or celestial or cosmic, as some would have the notion. Some of them were large, although some were also small, …and grotesquely figured or disfigured, a scary monster’s ball, …and trudging, stampeding, stomping or slithering down the hall. There they danced, sang or prattled, where giants fought and where they battled, …thunder unto heroes rattled, with awful screams so frightening, and terrifying lightning! Scaly, hairy or feathered, wet and fiery or weathered, …conjoined, twisted or tethered, slithery writhing together, Kingu and his wife, some say it was t’was his mother, …his plan was war and strife, pitting brother against brother, A ******* existence and so morally depraved, …a state of sickly persistence, they found themselves enslaved. Then abounding voice of heaven, that divided night by day, …brought forth a princely king of Luke; the warrior Marduk. Fourteen engaged in combat, the one against thirteen, …and thus aligned with the ecliptic, at night they can be seen,   Sloshing in the Apsu, beaten with the club, …slain and torn to pieces, cutting channels of their blood, A north wind sent them to their places, fixed on Tiamat’s wheel, …and the starry constellations, did Marduk bring to heel.
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*tempestuous heartache    & sundried tears exhaled whispers    & combustible caresses unilateral monogamy    & bipolar love singular sensations    & conjoined sensuality degrading hopelessness    & elevated vulnerability decelerated time    & soaring spirituality*
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Jun 6, 2013
Jun 6, 2013 at 4:03 PM UTC
Love's Duality
within the walls of torrid days where broken glass of mem’ry lays on wine red floors by Sol emblazed reflecting time in shattered rays the golden house where passion bloomed and craving raw two lives consumed each kiss in auric light illumed with camellia each sigh perfumed in stucco rooms the heat we bore through afternoon to evermore and took no guilt to answer for with whispered gifts on fevered shore the salted air from sea reclined on posted bed with we entwined who sought the depths of joy refined through cloudless days of love enshrined now on cold streets like empty hall where shadows reign and echoes fall do sky and sun in grief recall two souls conjoined two hearts enthralled there I search for vine wreathed door where all my life has gone before for you alone can ere restore this banished man to summer’s shore
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Jul 15, 2023
Jul 15, 2023 at 11:19 PM UTC
Toscana
One day, two incidents, one enemy; we’ll never forget, A day which changed map projection, Which apart the hearts, Extirpate many dreams, Floating bodies in the river, Conjoin pain and frighten memories, Memories which we would recall on 16th December, When we were recalling the memories of severance with Dhaka, Woe was in the breeze, But an enemy afar from all emotions, Bloodthirsty souls; Extirpate many dreams, Dreams of to become a pilot, doctor and a responsible citizen, One day, two incidents, one enemy; we’ll never forget, We’ll never forget, One enemy but two faces, First Dhaka than Peshawar, But they did not knew, Events of dolorous conjoined the nations! By: Nida Mahmoed
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Dec 16, 2015
Dec 16, 2015 at 3:05 PM UTC
Dhaka to Peshawar
It was 11 o'clock when they told me you were gone. 11 O'clock and I thought my dog had died or my dad's car had broken down or he lost his house maybe gotten sick and was in the hospital but it was at 11 o'clock that they told me you were gone. It's a feeling I'll never forget, one that I hope no one will have to encounter in their life. You were gone for a day before I knew. By a hand so familiar to you. A hand that had rubbed your stomach when it was upset trying to calm it, a hand that had made you soup when your nose was stuffed and sticky, a hand that created beautiful masterpieces no matter the canvas. You wrote a different kind of line, one with pink and purple and blue. They crossed and conjoined and streamlined across the world. You wrote a different kind of story. A story where you had it all together. A story where the main character never lost his smile even though he faced troubles unbeknownst to everyone. You painted a story of strength and virtue and people of all ages (young and old) hoped to be like you when they grew up. It was 11 o'clock and nothing could have prepared me for the news of your departure. All of the pain I've felt, all of the books I've read, news articles with similar stories, NOTHING could have prepared me for this one. Because this time the story was mine. Uncle Darrell, it was at 11 o'clock when they told me you left us. 11 o'clock is no longer a time I wish to be awake. 11 o'clock was on a Friday. I no longer like Friday's. At 11 o'clock I realized I hadn't been awarded the chance to see you one last time before it all came to a halt for you. At 11 O'clock I took in the fact that I will never see you again, nobody will. At 11 O'clock I found out I would not be making it to your wake. 11 O'clock has turned into both a time and a place since then. 11 O'clock is now a time when tears dare to fall from my eyes. 11 O'clock is now a place, it's a world without you in it. A place where people come to commemorate your life; where people come to celebrate the fact that someone as angelic as you once walked this earth. You were a blessing unto every person you have met and you will never be forgotten. I love you Uncle Darrell I hope that one day I will see you again.
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Dec 3, 2015
Dec 3, 2015 at 7:22 AM UTC
11 O'clock
It was 11 o'clock when they told me you were gone. 11 O'clock and I thought my dog had died or my dad's car had broken down or he lost his house maybe gotten sick and was in the hospital but it was at 11 o'clock that they told me you were gone. It's a feeling I'll never forget, one that I hope no one will have to encounter in their life. You were gone for a day before I knew. By a hand so familiar to you. A hand that had rubbed your stomach when it was upset trying to calm it, a hand that had made you soup when your nose was stuffed and sticky, a hand that created beautiful masterpieces no matter the canvas. You wrote a different kind of line, one with pink and purple and blue. They crossed and conjoined and streamlined across the world. You wrote a different kind of story. A story where you had it all together. A story where the main character never lost his smile even though he faced troubles unbeknownst to everyone. You painted a story of strength and virtue and people of all ages (young and old) hoped to be like you when they grew up. It was 11 o'clock and nothing could have prepared me for the news of your departure. All of the pain I've felt, all of the books I've read, news articles with similar stories, NOTHING could have prepared me for this one. Because this time the story was mine. Uncle Darrell, it was at 11 o'clock when they told me you left us. 11 o'clock is no longer a time I wish to be awake. 11 o'clock was on a Friday. I no longer like Friday's. At 11 o'clock I realized I hadn't been awarded the chance to see you one last time before it all came to a halt for you. At 11 O'clock I took in the fact that I will never see you again, nobody will. At 11 O'clock I found out I would not be making it to your wake. 11 O'clock has turned into both a time and a place since then. 11 O'clock is now a time when tears dare to fall from my eyes. 11 O'clock is now a place, it's a world without you in it. A place where people come to commemorate your life; where people come to celebrate the fact that someone as angelic as you once walked this earth. You were a blessing unto every person you have met and you will never be forgotten. I love you Uncle Darrell I hope that one day I will see you again.
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The sound of my snoring is just as loud as the roars of every great beast roaring ecstatically in a chorus of roars my brother told me he woke up at 3:00 A.M and took a trip to our conjoined bathroom known in the industry as a jack and jill but I am Jacob and he is Jordan he said that I was snoring long, loud and violent thrashing from side to side like a boat on deadliest catch like trees during that tornado wherever that thing was like someone struggling to live and breathe
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Aug 1, 2013
Aug 1, 2013 at 2:04 PM UTC
Snoring Problems
That day we came and having come lapped at by perfumed light at once separated. We bathed in the pool the water like crystal in the sunset our limbs like glass. On the bank in the hot conjoined air we made love again our sweat like silver in the moonlight. the water's suppurating flow drew our limbs like flotsam in the reeds grappling glistering lilies as we floated in slow, ******** currents. along the bank, the Camphor shades the forest flowers through the long-leaved grass the python slinks We leave for home darkened by the sun.......... tongues digging into melons, pomegranates laid out neatly for dessert ******* out the Rambutan- once the hairy skin is peeled- fiery, red the soft core sweeter than coitus- and stays longer in our thoughts. is this where the dreams are, or where the dreaming begins, between the first caress and the final gasp of satisfaction? Where the threshing limbs devour the sun-shredded wheat and the panting ribbons of air swallow the final sigh- the sleek river flowing seaward, ocean marshalling the land, coral languishing in green pools of broken light. Here, within this infused beauty, ********** has power beyond the weather-bound senses of our northern homes, encased in dull precipitation sunshine a blunted knife beyond the pot-shaped mountains high above the trees like a tear emerging from the sky drops the waterfall its descent languid, its fall sharp and effortless; tinged with azure, carefully sprinkled flakes it spreads out like a clear, chiming puddle. There we spread ourselves naked in the sunlight the sea's rumbling noise distant and fumbling- spreading its curling claws into the slyly forming sunset in reiterated rhythms like beating hearts like lungs- the carefully manufactured beats blending.
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Mar 20, 2016
Mar 20, 2016 at 10:28 PM UTC
WHEN LOVERS MEET
That day we came and having come lapped at by perfumed light at once separated. We bathed in the pool the water like crystal in the sunset our limbs like glass. On the bank in the hot conjoined air we made love again our sweat like silver in the moonlight. the water's suppurating flow drew our limbs like flotsam in the reeds grappling glistering lilies as we floated in slow, ******** currents. along the bank, the Camphor shades the forest flowers through the long-leaved grass the python slinks We leave for home darkened by the sun.......... tongues digging into melons, pomegranates laid out neatly for dessert ******* out the Rambutan- once the hairy skin is peeled- fiery, red the soft core sweeter than coitus- and stays longer in our thoughts. is this where the dreams are, or where the dreaming begins, between the first caress and the final gasp of satisfaction? Where the threshing limbs devour the sun-shredded wheat and the panting ribbons of air swallow the final sigh- the sleek river flowing seaward, ocean marshalling the land, coral languishing in green pools of broken light. Here, within this infused beauty, ********** has power beyond the weather-bound senses of our northern homes, encased in dull precipitation sunshine a blunted knife beyond the pot-shaped mountains high above the trees like a tear emerging from the sky drops the waterfall its descent languid, its fall sharp and effortless; tinged with azure, carefully sprinkled flakes it spreads out like a clear, chiming puddle. There we spread ourselves naked in the sunlight the sea's rumbling noise distant and fumbling- spreading its curling claws into the slyly forming sunset in reiterated rhythms like beating hearts like lungs- the carefully manufactured beats blending.
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Travelling royalty, a princess with no home; Inspiring love and loyalty, everywhere she goes. A radiant smile, captivating eyes, Flagrant beauty, the kind that never dies. A lover of life, an enchanting presence, An overflowing fountain, wonderful decadence. The princess met the peasant – A man from a land where very little is pleasant. Clawed a path out of the dirt, Flawed, yet always hungry for answers, An explanation as to why we’re all scarred and hurt. Temptation incarnate, freedom given life – Impartial, a storm about to deliver strife. It was a spark worthy of Zeus’ thunderbolts; Worlds apart, yet tolerant of each other’s faults. Equals in their intellect, conjoined at their hearts; Immediate and mutual respect, Together, they could make the seas part. The peasant got blessed by the divine, The princess was impressed by the sublime. Her, with her presence, Him, with his essence – Two people who, despite their charms, don’t fit anywhere else. They found shelter in each other’s arms, A respite from their personal hells. Yet, the princess needed to journey once more, An ending to a story that leaves the heart sore. The peasant lay there, looking at his fields, Reminiscing, bitterly sipping comfort in a glass. He could do naught but shed tears, and think: ‘I’d give up every harvest, all my work and what it yields, To have you by my side; you gave me peace and strength, You made me feel like I can bend swords and crack shields.’ The princess could only stare, Right at where his hand once held hers; She could only think of the dare, The night where they both let down their hair, And think: ‘I’d give up the road, all my walks and journeys, To have you by my side; you gave me sweetness and kindness, You made me feel loved, breathless and weak in the knees.’
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Oct 23, 2018
Oct 23, 2018 at 1:02 AM UTC
The Princess & the Peasant
Travelling royalty, a princess with no home; Inspiring love and loyalty, everywhere she goes. A radiant smile, captivating eyes, Flagrant beauty, the kind that never dies. A lover of life, an enchanting presence, An overflowing fountain, wonderful decadence. The princess met the peasant – A man from a land where very little is pleasant. Clawed a path out of the dirt, Flawed, yet always hungry for answers, An explanation as to why we’re all scarred and hurt. Temptation incarnate, freedom given life – Impartial, a storm about to deliver strife. It was a spark worthy of Zeus’ thunderbolts; Worlds apart, yet tolerant of each other’s faults. Equals in their intellect, conjoined at their hearts; Immediate and mutual respect, Together, they could make the seas part. The peasant got blessed by the divine, The princess was impressed by the sublime. Her, with her presence, Him, with his essence – Two people who, despite their charms, don’t fit anywhere else. They found shelter in each other’s arms, A respite from their personal hells. Yet, the princess needed to journey once more, An ending to a story that leaves the heart sore. The peasant lay there, looking at his fields, Reminiscing, bitterly sipping comfort in a glass. He could do naught but shed tears, and think: ‘I’d give up every harvest, all my work and what it yields, To have you by my side; you gave me peace and strength, You made me feel like I can bend swords and crack shields.’ The princess could only stare, Right at where his hand once held hers; She could only think of the dare, The night where they both let down their hair, And think: ‘I’d give up the road, all my walks and journeys, To have you by my side; you gave me sweetness and kindness, You made me feel loved, breathless and weak in the knees.’
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I am terribly sorry that I ran into you. I can see that you are a bit puzzled because you think that you know me. Perhaps we have met a time or two or maybe every holiday last year, but I don’t blame you for forgetting. You see, I have changed…quite a bit and I can tell that you are very confused. It’s not the way you are looking at me or the way that I am looking at you, or the way that you are looking at me looking at you or the way that I am looking at you looking at me. Wait, why are you looking at me? Oh yeah, you are probably wondering whether or not to ask me if I am that sweet little innocent queer barista at the nearby coffee shop down the street or the ****** up **** that your daughter so disgustingly fell in love with during her crazy high school phase. Yeah… that may or may not have been me. You know, you might want to tell your daughter to call me because she left some things at my house and I have been trying to get them back to her for years now. Oh uh…Who am I you ask? It seems that you still aren’t following me. I mean my identity means nothing to you…or at least it shouldn’t, but I will try to enlighten in the best way that I can. You see, my identity has always been the person that you see before you. It’s just that for most of his life, he was trapped under the softly sweet smelling perfumes and make up that tortured him for a good solid 15 years. His identity masked from everyone around him. The man you see before you is indeed the imaginary boyfriend that your daughter claimed to have all those years of middle school because she refused to bring him home for fear that her parents would call her a lesbian. He may or may not also be the **** that you refused to acknowledge every night at dinner on every freaking holiday he was at your house every year during high school; Your daughter’s Lesbian friend that was conjoined to her hip 24/7. Little did you know, I was the boy she wanted to marry, the one and only person she ever felt loved her. He hid in plain sight for several years. Yet you never noticed. That is, until the night you caught us. You see, I am not the Lesbian that converted your daughter. Or even the **** that ruined her life. I am the boy who has always been by her side through everything. The man who promised to forever remain by her side, through whatever life tossed her way. I fell in love with her on the first day of 6th grade and I haven’t stopped loving her since. She will forever be the love of my life and….Wait why are you crying? I have some news that might cheer you up. You know that sweet boy that your daughter has been seeing, who she has refuses to bring to dinner? Yeah…you may or may not be looking at him. Let me introduce myself, I’m Aimes.
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Oct 9, 2013
Oct 9, 2013 at 10:05 PM UTC
Dear ****** parent whose daughter I may or may not have ****** that I just so happen to have run into with my cherry red, 1972, rusted, broken down, Colombian bicycle,
I am terribly sorry that I ran into you. I can see that you are a bit puzzled because you think that you know me. Perhaps we have met a time or two or maybe every holiday last year, but I don’t blame you for forgetting. You see, I have changed…quite a bit and I can tell that you are very confused. It’s not the way you are looking at me or the way that I am looking at you, or the way that you are looking at me looking at you or the way that I am looking at you looking at me. Wait, why are you looking at me? Oh yeah, you are probably wondering whether or not to ask me if I am that sweet little innocent queer barista at the nearby coffee shop down the street or the ****** up **** that your daughter so disgustingly fell in love with during her crazy high school phase. Yeah… that may or may not have been me. You know, you might want to tell your daughter to call me because she left some things at my house and I have been trying to get them back to her for years now. Oh uh…Who am I you ask? It seems that you still aren’t following me. I mean my identity means nothing to you…or at least it shouldn’t, but I will try to enlighten in the best way that I can. You see, my identity has always been the person that you see before you. It’s just that for most of his life, he was trapped under the softly sweet smelling perfumes and make up that tortured him for a good solid 15 years. His identity masked from everyone around him. The man you see before you is indeed the imaginary boyfriend that your daughter claimed to have all those years of middle school because she refused to bring him home for fear that her parents would call her a lesbian. He may or may not also be the **** that you refused to acknowledge every night at dinner on every freaking holiday he was at your house every year during high school; Your daughter’s Lesbian friend that was conjoined to her hip 24/7. Little did you know, I was the boy she wanted to marry, the one and only person she ever felt loved her. He hid in plain sight for several years. Yet you never noticed. That is, until the night you caught us. You see, I am not the Lesbian that converted your daughter. Or even the **** that ruined her life. I am the boy who has always been by her side through everything. The man who promised to forever remain by her side, through whatever life tossed her way. I fell in love with her on the first day of 6th grade and I haven’t stopped loving her since. She will forever be the love of my life and….Wait why are you crying? I have some news that might cheer you up. You know that sweet boy that your daughter has been seeing, who she has refuses to bring to dinner? Yeah…you may or may not be looking at him. Let me introduce myself, I’m Aimes.
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***A Woman's Reflection on Her Reflection (Valence and Value) one poem, written by two authors*** ~~~ **Ever the analyst, A mirror functions as surface to Parse the fleeting constant Of youth's beauty. From genetic gift Of symmetry and bone, To technological tampering, Until the equation is solved, As experience and character Models and maps the result. The answer, a reflection, Of individual valence and value** (written by S.D., a woman) ~~~ (written by N.L., a man) unbidden and unannounced, a "not fully formed poem, but a simple reflection" inbound missile arrives inbox, armed with silent power, the lethality of the Holy Unexpected the man reflects on her mirror-on-the-wall's fulsome reply, parsing the words of a woman's reflection, while gazing on her own every human's momentary glass notation, but an instance of summation, a human poem, whose editing, unceasing a comma here, a period inserted, an eye shadowed, an eyebrow tweezed, a eye dark circle line added, to tree-mark time's authorship all  these but a person's excerpted extraction, notarized, then auto-erased and revised, as out of date,   instantaneously compromised but, ***it is upon  the conceptual, valence and value, more that the man reflects perpetual, less on transitory morphing changes of exterior mortality while overlooking her glassine realization from behind, he concludes: every reflection, no matter how oft the snapshot, the unfleeting constancy of the combining of the princes of principles, valence and value that he witnesses, in the calming pool of her eyes, (those borrowed windows into her soul's well,) so well reflect her unchanging greater finery, her character this reflection, metamorphosis transformed. into a planetary permanency poem, high placed in his the firmament of their conjoined sky***
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Feb 25, 2016
Feb 25, 2016 at 8:54 PM UTC
A Woman's Reflection on Her Reflection (Valence and Value)
***A Woman's Reflection on Her Reflection (Valence and Value) one poem, written by two authors*** ~~~ **Ever the analyst, A mirror functions as surface to Parse the fleeting constant Of youth's beauty. From genetic gift Of symmetry and bone, To technological tampering, Until the equation is solved, As experience and character Models and maps the result. The answer, a reflection, Of individual valence and value** (written by S.D., a woman) ~~~ (written by N.L., a man) unbidden and unannounced, a "not fully formed poem, but a simple reflection" inbound missile arrives inbox, armed with silent power, the lethality of the Holy Unexpected the man reflects on her mirror-on-the-wall's fulsome reply, parsing the words of a woman's reflection, while gazing on her own every human's momentary glass notation, but an instance of summation, a human poem, whose editing, unceasing a comma here, a period inserted, an eye shadowed, an eyebrow tweezed, a eye dark circle line added, to tree-mark time's authorship all  these but a person's excerpted extraction, notarized, then auto-erased and revised, as out of date,   instantaneously compromised but, ***it is upon  the conceptual, valence and value, more that the man reflects perpetual, less on transitory morphing changes of exterior mortality while overlooking her glassine realization from behind, he concludes: every reflection, no matter how oft the snapshot, the unfleeting constancy of the combining of the princes of principles, valence and value that he witnesses, in the calming pool of her eyes, (those borrowed windows into her soul's well,) so well reflect her unchanging greater finery, her character this reflection, metamorphosis transformed. into a planetary permanency poem, high placed in his the firmament of their conjoined sky***
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Amble into the churning vortex the purple sky undulates. The darkness devours the day; shall mankind grimace and falter? The outcome is unambiguous, the sky is broken like an open scroll. Three spheres cascade, black clouds shutter. Wheels-within-wheels covered in eyes, the Ophanim descend, surrounded by a golden altar, the wheels spin a radiant light. Crushing bone, crumbling stone, a symbol of justice begets a reckoning from the might of the celestial throne. Six wings the Seraphim are holy, with two wings they cover their faces, with two they cover their feet, with two they begin to rise. Four faces the Cherubim are glory, eagle, ox, lion, and man. Four conjoined wings covered with eyes, guard the way to the tree of life.
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Oct 30, 2013
Oct 30, 2013 at 5:44 AM UTC
The Three Spheres