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Those happy Morris dancers make for a happy sight They wear bright scarlet ribbons and their shirts and trousers white, They clash their sticks whilst dancing and you hear the timbers ring Though 'twould seem that Morris dancing is not a female thing. I've never seen a female Morris dancer I stand corrected if I'm wrong It has it's roots in England and to England it belong And I hope that Morris dancing will not go the way of rhyme That in a changing World it won't lose out to time. They brought their culture with them from England far away A culture perhaps fading like many of the old cultures are today With the old dances of Europe I see a link somewhere And sad to hear that Morris dancers are now becoming rare. At the Dandenong Ranges festival east of Melbourne they perform every year And after in the ***** tent they laugh as they drink their beer, They brought a thing of beauty when they brought their dancing here And to those marvellous Morris dancers let us raise our glass of cheer. Morris dancing vary from English Village to Village or so I have been told Though the times they are a changing and fading are the ways of old But those marvellous Morris dancers may they dance forever more In the sunshine of Australia far from England's rainy shore.
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Aug 10, 2010
Aug 10, 2010 at 6:17 PM UTC
Those Marvellous Morris Dancers
Just a quiet woman polished bright by nerves, I once felt wild for dipping my hair in purple. Noticing, my hairdresser asked if I had anyone special. I dated a man with a good job who liked museums. We saw a drunk girl in a leather skirt- heels hobbling down cobblestone, her bird-arm linked through a friend’s. He rolled his eyes:   _would you go out wearing skirts like that?_ On the dating app I’d written: loves dogs, drinks champagne from paper cups. It wasn’t a lie, but I am such a liar. I told him yes, because I needed his reaction, his self-corrected mind, though I’ve never worn one. I say I’m fine with whatever, or this is stupid, but truthfully I’m afraid I’m only a very nice lady, soft in the hands of whoever will take me. I carry anger like a weak religion- a god I light candles for twice a year, more symbol than practice. I’ve heard of burying St. Joseph upside down to sell a house. But there’s no charm, no saint, for loosening the knots I keep tied. I want to keep the bright mess of my dog heart, mud-spattered, mulch-snuffling, faithful to its own scent, while crows, squirrels, and the occasional fox paw through the dirt for what they almost forgot.
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Aug 15, 2025
Aug 15, 2025 at 8:33 PM UTC
Dog Heart
They will not be the same next time. The sayings so cute, just slightly off, will be corrected. Their eyes will be more skeptical, plugged in the more securely to the worldly buzz of television, alphabet, and street talk, culture polluting their gazes' dawn blue. It makes you see at last the value of those boring aunts and neighbors (their smells of summer sweat and cigarettes, their faces like shapes of sky between shade-giving leaves) who knew you from the start, when you were zero, cooing their nothings before you could be bored or knew a name, not even you own, or how this world brave with hellos turns all goodbye.
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Saying Goodbye to Very Young Children
Oh Generational gap, a cancer of to all mankind. The father of lack of communication between the young and the old. A difference brought about the tastes and values. The pain faced between young and aged but can’t be touched. It started by 1960’s the decades of revolutionary change. It cut across the world in values of *** religion and civil rights. The disease the emerged earned its self a name by social scientists. It then became “Generational Gap” I would love to quote a man of great thoughts, Alexis De Tocqueville, who commented that; “Among democratic nations, each generation is a new people” I have come to appreciate these words. When I walk down the streets noticing the rising incompatibility existing in our society Though I admire the old days when the old and young associated freely, working on the same farms Grandparents telling stories to their little ones; what a lovely society they had. With the invention of television and computers some families were bonded in communication While others live in agony especially the illiterate. The old desire different designs from the youth, whose trends change per living day of nakedness Young people prefer working in executive places like offices compared to the donkey farm work considered to be for the old Another cause of generational gap is decay in morals; the young people feel like they know everything and don’t like to be corrected thus taking information from old people as outdated, young people finding lots of hardships to great their elders In the field of music elders prefer oldies and more preferably educative songs, and as for the youths they delight in Hip-hop and dancehall, am sure those present here can testify to this a term with no disco dances makes us dull students. When it comes to religious issues, youth find it a burden to go to church and if they offer to go they prefer it to be in a club way. Praise and worship accompanied by jazz unlike the old days where drums are the centre of music. Cultures in this way have greatly faded away; the trend of western culture has flamed up the world. Drugs and *** are a hobby and celebrated amongst the youth, yet *** to the old was for companionship and co-creation. But when we came to medical technology we all applause in general, young or old there is easy treatment, use of scanners, and medical facilities cuts across.
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Mar 25, 2015
Mar 25, 2015 at 7:58 AM UTC
GENERATIONAL GAP
Oh Generational gap, a cancer of to all mankind. The father of lack of communication between the young and the old. A difference brought about the tastes and values. The pain faced between young and aged but can’t be touched. It started by 1960’s the decades of revolutionary change. It cut across the world in values of *** religion and civil rights. The disease the emerged earned its self a name by social scientists. It then became “Generational Gap” I would love to quote a man of great thoughts, Alexis De Tocqueville, who commented that; “Among democratic nations, each generation is a new people” I have come to appreciate these words. When I walk down the streets noticing the rising incompatibility existing in our society Though I admire the old days when the old and young associated freely, working on the same farms Grandparents telling stories to their little ones; what a lovely society they had. With the invention of television and computers some families were bonded in communication While others live in agony especially the illiterate. The old desire different designs from the youth, whose trends change per living day of nakedness Young people prefer working in executive places like offices compared to the donkey farm work considered to be for the old Another cause of generational gap is decay in morals; the young people feel like they know everything and don’t like to be corrected thus taking information from old people as outdated, young people finding lots of hardships to great their elders In the field of music elders prefer oldies and more preferably educative songs, and as for the youths they delight in Hip-hop and dancehall, am sure those present here can testify to this a term with no disco dances makes us dull students. When it comes to religious issues, youth find it a burden to go to church and if they offer to go they prefer it to be in a club way. Praise and worship accompanied by jazz unlike the old days where drums are the centre of music. Cultures in this way have greatly faded away; the trend of western culture has flamed up the world. Drugs and *** are a hobby and celebrated amongst the youth, yet *** to the old was for companionship and co-creation. But when we came to medical technology we all applause in general, young or old there is easy treatment, use of scanners, and medical facilities cuts across.
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You were all the chemicals I crave A cocktail of all the elements I couldn't refuse Tall, dark, and nerdy That's how I described you To my best friend and she laughed Those eyes And a penchant for swearing And American Spirits A bad boy A light-weight And a snuggler Co-existent in a Starcraft lover Creating covalent bonds At the bar over whisky Losing ourselves in time loops And infinity I corrected your grammar And you grinned And I fell Knowing that the Force was strong with this one Too strong to resist And I swallowed my heart Like Ms. Pac-Man The first time that we kissed Go figure that a Jedi Would fall so hard For a Sith
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Apr 17, 2013
Apr 17, 2013 at 2:36 PM UTC
Nerd Love
Mistakes can cause great troubles Mistakes can lead to your downfall Mistakes can take away the most dearest things to your heart Mistakes can make you depressed Mistakes can make you unlucky to others Mistakes can cause pain to your loved ones But mistakes are done inadvertently So, can't mistakes be corrected? Can't mistakes be forgiven? Can't mistakes be forgotten? I believe that life always gives a second chance to those who ask for it earnestly. I asked life for a second chance so that my mistakes can be corrected, forgiven and forgotten.
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Dec 2, 2016
Dec 2, 2016 at 9:21 AM UTC
Mistakes
We watched the NASA rocket launch Two years ago in fall Over the grass, under the sky Behind the ball field's wall. I raised my hand above us there And traced a constellation And while you laughed, corrected me I scowled in consternation Then there- above- a streak of orange Ripping the dim horizon A trail of light, a touch of fire Grew brighter, higher, rising. Your forest eyes, your white-teeth smile Stretched wider, shown like mirrors I saw the rocket's upward path In eyes, so deep and clear. I could have watched your face for days Painted in the glow The fascination burning there I'd never come to know.
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May 18, 2015
May 18, 2015 at 2:12 PM UTC
Over the Grass, Under the Sky
Cigarette smoke Wheels no spokes Board rollin down alleys Late night skate Let me escape The life I never planned Never on time You best lower your expectations Snortin molly in the bathroom Chuggin ***** in the hall I could be anywhere at all But I’d still crawl back to the clutches of dependence I forfeited life's race in the first lap Yet I'm still trapped Coughing up blood I strive for nothing I don't want to feel I long to be free From society Our culture has maxed out So now everyone wants to shout for help because what the world wants Is unrealistic We try to overdose And become comatose To drop all worries of material success Those Stacks on stacks on stacks Racks on racks on racks We forget its just paper Not what defines us The rest is up to the people To rise about the atmosphere Of atoms and mold supportive molecules from the elements we're presented Not corrected like a sent typo To your mom Or boss Control Is unattainable Fathom the slack of a slacker Loosen your ropes And walk the plank With no hopes of disaster nor triumph Determined To just be
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Jul 31, 2014
Jul 31, 2014 at 5:31 AM UTC
Its just paper.
As kids We were taught to cheer for the hero The picture perfect role model The one we all strived to be The one that always found a way to win No matter what the odds He always made the decisions He Should make And the only mistakes he made Were ones that could be corrected So he could keep his perfect image We cheered for the hero because When he was faced with tragedy He didn't drown in sorrow But instead used it as a springboard To become something greater He always saved the day And everyone who needed And he never failed to rescue someone Not even once So we held him up high Because that's what we wanted to be But overtime We learned that the hero is just a fantasy He only lives in comics Because that's where he was meant to be So we learned to side with the villain Not because we're evil But because the villain is more real More human When the villain was faced with tragedy He did what was human He attempted to swim In the flood of sorrow But couldn't swim forever He drowned The villain is relatable He makes the decision We Would make He did what he thought was right Or at least what was necessary To provide the needs of Or to avenge His family But eventually He became blinded To what he did And he couldn't see That he was wrong Because the villain isn't perfect He's just like us The villain is human So we side with the villain Becuase we feel his pain We relate with his emotions We understand his actions Perfection is something we can't be So we stopped cheering for the hero When we realized that's who we can never be And started to side with the villain Because he's just like you and me
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Nov 19, 2017
Nov 19, 2017 at 4:48 PM UTC
Just Like Us
As kids We were taught to cheer for the hero The picture perfect role model The one we all strived to be The one that always found a way to win No matter what the odds He always made the decisions He Should make And the only mistakes he made Were ones that could be corrected So he could keep his perfect image We cheered for the hero because When he was faced with tragedy He didn't drown in sorrow But instead used it as a springboard To become something greater He always saved the day And everyone who needed And he never failed to rescue someone Not even once So we held him up high Because that's what we wanted to be But overtime We learned that the hero is just a fantasy He only lives in comics Because that's where he was meant to be So we learned to side with the villain Not because we're evil But because the villain is more real More human When the villain was faced with tragedy He did what was human He attempted to swim In the flood of sorrow But couldn't swim forever He drowned The villain is relatable He makes the decision We Would make He did what he thought was right Or at least what was necessary To provide the needs of Or to avenge His family But eventually He became blinded To what he did And he couldn't see That he was wrong Because the villain isn't perfect He's just like us The villain is human So we side with the villain Becuase we feel his pain We relate with his emotions We understand his actions Perfection is something we can't be So we stopped cheering for the hero When we realized that's who we can never be And started to side with the villain Because he's just like you and me
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The stupidity of these people is unknown I treat them so well. Yet I am mistreated Why? What have I ever done?? Someone needs to tell me, please I listen to every rant I listen to you more than often I am your "accomplice in crime" Why am I not liked?? Am I doing something wrong again?? You can correct me. I don't mind being corrected You know how I treat you and your opinions I won't judge you, I never did. You were my outlet to reality But now, I am being treated like the rest. I have lost everything Dont make me suffer I suffer a lot *Nothing more Please.* I beg of you.
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Jun 30, 2013
Jun 30, 2013 at 1:51 AM UTC
Stupidity
A loose handed emblem, of folded thoughts, Loss is weaponized in enchanted red, Wrongs corrected stemming from the blissful bare signed gawky individuals. Homage backtracked and renounced Barely earnest calls for a curious fathom-ability Heaven bound birdlike shadows, Bright light gagged and janky, Found little finger blood tacked to the earth.
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Aug 18, 2018
Aug 18, 2018 at 5:11 PM UTC
Birdlike Shadows
Every single mistake of mine, even the recurring ones, patiently you edit within and read as if it's fine, nothing has ever gone wrong. see! what your love incomparable has to me done, my poor, darling! in my writing, they see the grammar fully muddled, so many words I spell wrong. I see this, only when others, bitterly, loudly complain gentle soul, your'e forgiving, but the world isn't,vengeful it seems, don't you see the predators, prowling? Why don't you consider the truth, I am imperfect, want to be corrected why not help me change, tell me where I go wrong, urge I'll certainly adore you more for that.
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Jan 10, 2015
Jan 10, 2015 at 1:04 PM UTC
Look what your love to me does when wrongly placed
Dear one, as desired, meticulously corrected the mistakes you made, one by one. In the process added my own, do I need to tell? I take refuge in the thought that it was expected when you chose me for this job. All I can say is this: we complement each other; but perfection is the mirage we relentlessly search in this desert.
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Dec 17, 2014
Dec 17, 2014 at 7:24 AM UTC
Perfection
I was the childlike girl next door for him. He was a gentleman and the crush of almost all the neighbours. He never spoke too much so I was never a good listener. For him I never mattered so much. But I, like all other neighbours, had a crush on him. His body never got my focus, but his writings were. Day by day I fell in love with his unspoken words. On a rainy day I wanted to express my love, As because it was his favourite season after all. Yes, he loved monsoon a lot. Many neighbours had asked him once,  Why he love monsoon so much? He never spoke too much, as I have mentioned above. But he said he will narrate it on a rainy day. When I went and knocked his door,  His roommate said he had went upstairs. Greeting him a smiley bye, I went to meet my guy. Love for him or for his words, I was confused a lot. But I had already started calling him as my guy. Silly or stupid or again childlike girl, what he will address me now? I was wondering and riding towards him. He was sitting near the terrace door and was writing something. Hey, hi, Writing some poems I guess Mr....  I was silent for a while. It didn't bother me anytime, but I realised, I do not know his name. *** what a great lover I am, Without knowing his name I had fallen in love with him. My heart corrected me this time. You have fallen in love with his writings and unspoken words and not with him. I smiled and said to my heart, May be I have fallen in love with his writings and unspoken words,  But the love for him is pure and real, And I believe the love for him is also devine. My conversations with my heart was broken by his touch. Seeing me lost in my own world, He had given me a **** on my shoulder and said, I am a writer so I want to be known by that. He may have wanted to say something more. I truly like a bad listener stopped him and said, Shakespeare had once said, "What's in a name!"  And being a lover of your writing,  I too want to say,  In name there is no fame  Because fame is there where creativity and innovation resides. He actually smiled and kissed my forehead, And then took me to the terrace and said, When I had come, The place was new, people were new, But when I saw you, I felt something not new. I do not knew by your name but your smile was very much known. Your smile was like the sunshine which I knew from a time immemorial. Then were you spoke to me for the first time, Your words were like the breeze which inspires me to write. I used to notice when you read my poems after coming home. Your comments after reading my poems everyday, Was the best gift for everytime. And you thought you never mattered so much! I was happy that you understood my writings more than I had expressed in words. I am not worried about the answer, I may get now, But after knowing about your favourite season,  Monsoon became my favourite too. Without any fear, I want to confess that,  I have fallen in love with the childlike girl who stays nextdoor. Whatever be your answer, Just say it keeping the raindrops as our witnesses. Drenched in rain but my tears were real. I felt like Monsoon had gifted the best rain that day. Without any confusion, I hugged my guy. Many days, months and years had passed since then. Then what!  He continued with his Writings and unspoken words. He now goes for world tours, To spread his unspoken words. And I? Being his better half, accompany him everywhere.
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May 30, 2018
May 30, 2018 at 5:02 PM UTC
"The childlike girl next door and unspoken words"
I was the childlike girl next door for him. He was a gentleman and the crush of almost all the neighbours. He never spoke too much so I was never a good listener. For him I never mattered so much. But I, like all other neighbours, had a crush on him. His body never got my focus, but his writings were. Day by day I fell in love with his unspoken words. On a rainy day I wanted to express my love, As because it was his favourite season after all. Yes, he loved monsoon a lot. Many neighbours had asked him once,  Why he love monsoon so much? He never spoke too much, as I have mentioned above. But he said he will narrate it on a rainy day. When I went and knocked his door,  His roommate said he had went upstairs. Greeting him a smiley bye, I went to meet my guy. Love for him or for his words, I was confused a lot. But I had already started calling him as my guy. Silly or stupid or again childlike girl, what he will address me now? I was wondering and riding towards him. He was sitting near the terrace door and was writing something. Hey, hi, Writing some poems I guess Mr....  I was silent for a while. It didn't bother me anytime, but I realised, I do not know his name. *** what a great lover I am, Without knowing his name I had fallen in love with him. My heart corrected me this time. You have fallen in love with his writings and unspoken words and not with him. I smiled and said to my heart, May be I have fallen in love with his writings and unspoken words,  But the love for him is pure and real, And I believe the love for him is also devine. My conversations with my heart was broken by his touch. Seeing me lost in my own world, He had given me a **** on my shoulder and said, I am a writer so I want to be known by that. He may have wanted to say something more. I truly like a bad listener stopped him and said, Shakespeare had once said, "What's in a name!"  And being a lover of your writing,  I too want to say,  In name there is no fame  Because fame is there where creativity and innovation resides. He actually smiled and kissed my forehead, And then took me to the terrace and said, When I had come, The place was new, people were new, But when I saw you, I felt something not new. I do not knew by your name but your smile was very much known. Your smile was like the sunshine which I knew from a time immemorial. Then were you spoke to me for the first time, Your words were like the breeze which inspires me to write. I used to notice when you read my poems after coming home. Your comments after reading my poems everyday, Was the best gift for everytime. And you thought you never mattered so much! I was happy that you understood my writings more than I had expressed in words. I am not worried about the answer, I may get now, But after knowing about your favourite season,  Monsoon became my favourite too. Without any fear, I want to confess that,  I have fallen in love with the childlike girl who stays nextdoor. Whatever be your answer, Just say it keeping the raindrops as our witnesses. Drenched in rain but my tears were real. I felt like Monsoon had gifted the best rain that day. Without any confusion, I hugged my guy. Many days, months and years had passed since then. Then what!  He continued with his Writings and unspoken words. He now goes for world tours, To spread his unspoken words. And I? Being his better half, accompany him everywhere.
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every poem is a test of character, *holy/profane all the same, algorithm entirely humanized-you, the elected words cannot be voted out of office, by a recall petition, regardless of constant corrected incorrectness. sorted by size, nocturnal alliteration, do they sound in the dark like your bleeding or you’re breathing? holy/profane all the same, Gertrude truth is a truth is truths, you think my name matters? Artificial Idiocy. Everyone poem faceted, a chip off the the naming blockchain idiot. when I imagine-lie, it is a truth in and of its own holy/profane. call me baffled. that is a god enough one word summary. and so true. baffling perplexing cryptic and opaque. in all honesty. if you’re reading this, you are testing my character. what have you found, or even, lost?* in the midst of the characters is character
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Apr 16, 2019
Apr 16, 2019 at 12:52 PM UTC
every poem is a test of character
—Flash Forward— A day of reckoning. A small boat crosses the Hudson River, no warning horn. Destination New Jersey, of all places. A. Burr isn’t warned that Hamilton will not fire his pistol. Destiny predetermined. “Death doesn’t discriminate Between the sinners and the saints, It takes and it takes and it takes. History obliterates.” —Flashback— General. Colonel. Aide-de-camp. Immigrant. “Don’t engage, strike by night. Remain relentless ‘til their troops take flight.” “We escort their men out of Yorktown. They stagger home single file. Tens of thousands of people flood the streets.” “Took up a collection just to send him to the mainland. ‘Get your education. Don’t forget from whence you came.’” —Stepfather of the Union— Treasury secretary, author of the Federalist Papers, lawyer, speechwriter, confidante, opponent of slavery, member of the Constitutional Convention. “History has its eyes on you.” “I’ve seen injustice in the world and I’ve corrected it.” “The Federalist: Addressed to the People of the State of New York.” “Goes and proposes his own form of government.” —Family and Marriage— The Schuyler Sisters – Eliza. Maria and James Reynolds – adultery and bribery. Philip Hamilton – successor son and victim. Philip Schuyler – father-in-law. “And if this child Shares a fraction of your smile Or a fragment of your mind, look out, world!” “I know you’re a man of honor, I’m so sorry to bother you at home.” “I’m only nineteen but my mind is older, Gonna be my own man, like my father but bolder.” “Grampa just lost his seat in the Senate.” —Why, How, How long?— Why not?, biography, genius, rapid-fire rap, hip-hop, historical vertigo, Lin-Manuel Miranda at the White House, a cast talented beyond measure, the Great White Way, 2017-18 and forever…. “…13 percent of the population is foreign born, which is near an all-time high; that one day soon there will no longer be majority and minority races, only a vibrant mix of colors.” ‒Jeremy McCarter, from Chapter I of Hamilton: The Revolution *© Lewis Bosworth, 12/2016 With credit to the book:* Hamilton: The Revolution
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Dec 7, 2016
Dec 7, 2016 at 11:35 AM UTC
A. Hamilton, Esq.
—Flash Forward— A day of reckoning. A small boat crosses the Hudson River, no warning horn. Destination New Jersey, of all places. A. Burr isn’t warned that Hamilton will not fire his pistol. Destiny predetermined. “Death doesn’t discriminate Between the sinners and the saints, It takes and it takes and it takes. History obliterates.” —Flashback— General. Colonel. Aide-de-camp. Immigrant. “Don’t engage, strike by night. Remain relentless ‘til their troops take flight.” “We escort their men out of Yorktown. They stagger home single file. Tens of thousands of people flood the streets.” “Took up a collection just to send him to the mainland. ‘Get your education. Don’t forget from whence you came.’” —Stepfather of the Union— Treasury secretary, author of the Federalist Papers, lawyer, speechwriter, confidante, opponent of slavery, member of the Constitutional Convention. “History has its eyes on you.” “I’ve seen injustice in the world and I’ve corrected it.” “The Federalist: Addressed to the People of the State of New York.” “Goes and proposes his own form of government.” —Family and Marriage— The Schuyler Sisters – Eliza. Maria and James Reynolds – adultery and bribery. Philip Hamilton – successor son and victim. Philip Schuyler – father-in-law. “And if this child Shares a fraction of your smile Or a fragment of your mind, look out, world!” “I know you’re a man of honor, I’m so sorry to bother you at home.” “I’m only nineteen but my mind is older, Gonna be my own man, like my father but bolder.” “Grampa just lost his seat in the Senate.” —Why, How, How long?— Why not?, biography, genius, rapid-fire rap, hip-hop, historical vertigo, Lin-Manuel Miranda at the White House, a cast talented beyond measure, the Great White Way, 2017-18 and forever…. “…13 percent of the population is foreign born, which is near an all-time high; that one day soon there will no longer be majority and minority races, only a vibrant mix of colors.” ‒Jeremy McCarter, from Chapter I of Hamilton: The Revolution *© Lewis Bosworth, 12/2016 With credit to the book:* Hamilton: The Revolution
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she opens a pack of sheffield english type  number five cigarettes i rest my head in her lap as she reads a french newspaper its raining in paris and theres a girl there who is unhappy dreams of romantic places never have sad girls in them she must be a tourist she sips some strange brew of teas that has a heavy bouquet loam and flowers..like a sweet wine she suddenly laughs and translates a piece of the french news for me but i dont hear what she says i only hear the rich beauty of her voice i only hear the captivating beauties of her i lean up and kiss her she tastes of the sea and english cigarettes i am lost in her essence and her her girlish delights she pokes me and makes me look at a photograph in the paris newspaper...its the sad girl she looks english that graceful beautiful elegant sadness that only english girls can speak without ever saying a word jezebel sips her tea and smokes her english sheffield cigarette holding it like girls hold cigarettes in that dainty way i forget the english girl and her sadness as i lay looking into the eyes of this dreadlock hippie queen janis joplin plays softly from her mp3 shes tapping her bejewelled toes to the ancient music bachelors in literature she loves the written word she has read everything ever written by anyone she has read her way through forty years worth of poetry by me and corrected my atrocious spelling along the way this is morning in her arms now you know why i am so in love with her now you see why she is everything to me she leans down and lays a single tender kiss on my cheek and tells me she loves me this is heaven
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Mar 21, 2014
Mar 21, 2014 at 6:44 AM UTC
this is morning in her arms
she opens a pack of sheffield english type  number five cigarettes i rest my head in her lap as she reads a french newspaper its raining in paris and theres a girl there who is unhappy dreams of romantic places never have sad girls in them she must be a tourist she sips some strange brew of teas that has a heavy bouquet loam and flowers..like a sweet wine she suddenly laughs and translates a piece of the french news for me but i dont hear what she says i only hear the rich beauty of her voice i only hear the captivating beauties of her i lean up and kiss her she tastes of the sea and english cigarettes i am lost in her essence and her her girlish delights she pokes me and makes me look at a photograph in the paris newspaper...its the sad girl she looks english that graceful beautiful elegant sadness that only english girls can speak without ever saying a word jezebel sips her tea and smokes her english sheffield cigarette holding it like girls hold cigarettes in that dainty way i forget the english girl and her sadness as i lay looking into the eyes of this dreadlock hippie queen janis joplin plays softly from her mp3 shes tapping her bejewelled toes to the ancient music bachelors in literature she loves the written word she has read everything ever written by anyone she has read her way through forty years worth of poetry by me and corrected my atrocious spelling along the way this is morning in her arms now you know why i am so in love with her now you see why she is everything to me she leans down and lays a single tender kiss on my cheek and tells me she loves me this is heaven
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a loverboy that didn’t last an agreement maybe it wasn’t supposed to i can add him to the list i’ve got going in my head ‘ones who left’ never wrote it down because i think it might change a loverboy who held my head the 30th time he found me spinning in circles chasing neon with whiskey held it until the morning after brought me water in a mug ‘you’re a cool girl, can i see you tonight’ and then never called i can write about him until i find someone new loverboy who i wasn’t ready to lose just yet he asked ‘yet’? and i corrected ‘ever’ loverboy who left me little crumbs to eat after he took me home for dinner he says he’s ‘not in the right place for loving a girl like you’ and i roll my eyes, toss my socks into the corner ‘yet?’ i ask ‘ever’
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Jan 24, 2016
Jan 24, 2016 at 9:56 AM UTC
loverboy
Complex innards of the female form, Unrealised by the male definition of the world. Intensity grabs a hold, Locking me harshly onto the cracks in-between. There's no such thing as enough. More and more till faces are torn. Slit in two. Sown up. Slit in four. Sown up. And so on. There's no needle, skin, key. All useless paraphernalia. Inserted into the flesh, Then poured out at death. Empower myself with the force of control. Uncontrolled self-control  lost to control of others. Sunken by unwanted wanting of the sub-conscience. Never to be fixed or forgotten, Just left lingering in the abyss, Eating away at you as you distaste yourself. Visitations upon our corrected correctors, Bringing solace for short periods. Thrown fiercely under the bed to be forgotten again. Convicted to lives of self-mutilation, Self-deprivation, self-contemplation. Hidden behind glistening eyes, just lies. Stand, sit in ****** lanes peering up at the moon. Lungs slowly growing blacker, laced with tar. Hindsight is a curse, ignorance-bliss. All held inside a shaking fist, shaking unwillingly. Unwillingly shaking, kicking walls To knock down, insane with powerless power. Unhinged, unattached. Inside, growls to torture. Outside, smiles to assist.
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Jan 19, 2012
Jan 19, 2012 at 12:19 PM UTC
Dynamic Dynamite
Such falacious thread is pulling tight from no Holy Book I know. For those, self considered right, allocating this self seething show. Creed or colour should not divide. Derogatory agitating collectors paid off with sheer synthetic pride, sponsering religion as their own connector as they twist and they tear at its written word. Packaged to a self corrected tone, fantasy provides absurd images directed at the degected zone. In anothers name they do their worst, projecting miss-shaped Holy vows, they drain sacred trust for evil's thirst and so that impieties seed should sow. If you do aim to speak this way, then have the courage and take that leap on your own head. Leave pious scriptures from any religious source and form well alone whatever faith or race. For it is true that people will for their own self enhancement treat religion with disgrace and thus, try to demenaor such elegance.
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Sep 13, 2014
Sep 13, 2014 at 11:48 AM UTC
Un-Godly Sheep
"Grow up!"  they said. Time picked up an unwilling passenger, And headed me down a path, With no trace of childish fantasies. My destiny, corrected. Had I had my way. Looking all around, The roped path, present from the start, Merged with the jungle unnoticed. Alone and unguarded, Dark fears come to mind. My asylum, restored. Had I had my way. As time ticks on, The slow creak of chain tightening join in. Movement growing ever less. My presence in ******* unwavering, Would prove a fated hardship. My freedom, a constant. Had I had my way. The wonders, the sights, The clowns in the fair. All morph into gross parodies, Ridiculous and undignified, Grown men in suits. My ignorance, permanent. Had I had my way. Raindrops from heaven, Once a signal for a game. To sing; drenched and oblivious. Now best left for the movies, Where reality has less say. My actions; unjudged. Had I had my way. "Grow up!" they said. Change is a thief in disguise, The Path of Fate treacherous. My maturity; inevitable. Time had had its way.
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Jan 15, 2014
Jan 15, 2014 at 8:23 AM UTC
Had I had my way.
when you say that you're not worth anything no offense here, but i kinda wanna punch you in the face so hard the amount of chemicals in your brains corrected themselves and you could love yourself as much as you should. baby, i would never lie to you please believe me when i say that you're beautiful that i want to be with you that i love you. baby, if it's not healthy to want you then i'm in and out of the hospital if it's not healthy to want you i'll be homeless in the winter because i'm addicted to the drug that is you hell, i'd go broke and i wouldn't give a **** baby, if it's not healthy to want you then i'm lying on my death bed holding your hand.
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Dec 8, 2014
Dec 8, 2014 at 11:19 AM UTC
unhealthy
Aqua, bright fresh water we oft get in the Malaysian Airlines but not in the MH 370 where art Thou? where are you all now? when people and media around the world bow in your case somehow still hope you are all alive i knew that you made that one big dive right to the bottom of the ocean all those inspectors are still saying we can hear your phones are still ringing my heart, my body and soul knew: you all are not whole anymore, but you were just freezing in the cool do not make me a fool that big birdie right to the bottom with that rapid speed as if to a large concrete MH 370 you are now in freezing coolest water know, that we all still bother between air-intro space or salted water filled ground with the deepest bound no matter what, we still care about you all what only matters how long have you been suffering in that suffocating small space between those walls we all heard you sing whatever Thy Response, i do understand Thee no matter what, it's Thy divine decision oh Lord, that suffocating air on the bottom of the Indian Ocean how they were suffocated altogether suffered and that only 2500 km away from Perth but i trust Thee Lord, Thou hath Thy own reason whatever may be Thy divine decision and Thy precision may all passengers be altogether in greatest peace and ease may they all really be released and now Rest In Peace.... © Sylvia Frances Chan AD.Saturday 22nd March 2014~~at 3.09 hrs a.m.~~ ADDED Notes: Since 11th March  this MH 370 has disappeared from the radar navigation~~since then I had watched each hour of every day TV journals~~~till today they have found the wreck~~~the chinese in Beijing announced the news today~~ CORRECTED on Monday AD. 24th March 2014 21.12 hrs. pm~~  Malaysia too has announced this news, that they have found the wreck TODAY 24th March at 2500 km away from PERTH, West-Australia at the bottom of the Indian Ocean~~~~~~~~
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Mar 21, 2014
Mar 21, 2014 at 7:55 PM UTC
Suffocating AIR MH 370 Boeing 777
Aqua, bright fresh water we oft get in the Malaysian Airlines but not in the MH 370 where art Thou? where are you all now? when people and media around the world bow in your case somehow still hope you are all alive i knew that you made that one big dive right to the bottom of the ocean all those inspectors are still saying we can hear your phones are still ringing my heart, my body and soul knew: you all are not whole anymore, but you were just freezing in the cool do not make me a fool that big birdie right to the bottom with that rapid speed as if to a large concrete MH 370 you are now in freezing coolest water know, that we all still bother between air-intro space or salted water filled ground with the deepest bound no matter what, we still care about you all what only matters how long have you been suffering in that suffocating small space between those walls we all heard you sing whatever Thy Response, i do understand Thee no matter what, it's Thy divine decision oh Lord, that suffocating air on the bottom of the Indian Ocean how they were suffocated altogether suffered and that only 2500 km away from Perth but i trust Thee Lord, Thou hath Thy own reason whatever may be Thy divine decision and Thy precision may all passengers be altogether in greatest peace and ease may they all really be released and now Rest In Peace.... © Sylvia Frances Chan AD.Saturday 22nd March 2014~~at 3.09 hrs a.m.~~ ADDED Notes: Since 11th March  this MH 370 has disappeared from the radar navigation~~since then I had watched each hour of every day TV journals~~~till today they have found the wreck~~~the chinese in Beijing announced the news today~~ CORRECTED on Monday AD. 24th March 2014 21.12 hrs. pm~~  Malaysia too has announced this news, that they have found the wreck TODAY 24th March at 2500 km away from PERTH, West-Australia at the bottom of the Indian Ocean~~~~~~~~
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Where Purity is the Covering of All Flesh and no private part of the human body may be shown and thus where the lack of Purity is Dishonesty and therefore are Dishonest Paintings wherein are depicted female ******* and such buttocks and navel and where genitalia female or male asleep or awake and such are shown and crotches and such flesh and curvatures may arouse such being Dishonest Paintings the Eminent Guardians of Purity announce multiple positions vacant of Reviewer of Dishonest Paintings and so to cover up with black paint any signs of ******* and so of any other part of images in such paintings as buttocks cover up with black paint and so on each Dishonest part of human anatomy to be covered with black paint and in this task one always to use a firm, long brush - the longer and firmer the better for the Soul - so that one may not come too close to such obscenities as coming close one may be aroused to ***** desires in male (Females need not apply for said position for such lascivious creatures are always in a state of wet desires) and so in covering with black paint the Sanctity and the Will of Heaven prevails and human souls transported to Divine Ecstasy at the sight of paintings with black holes corrected by expert Reviewer of Dishonest Paintings and such positions to be filled by honest men firm in their resolve and long in stamina and determination they should arrange their own transport for various locations in the Holy Empire for indeed Various Positions are available and while the renumeration is handsome derived from confiscation of properties and means of the Perpetrators of those Works of Perfidy and Damnation those Artists who produce and who engender Dishonest Paintings and such Works and far more too included in Renumeration is the Seat of Purity in Heaven - O the pay shall be Eternal Heaven Apply directly and in person at the South Wall of the Grand House of Divinity - put your scrolls in the holes
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Jan 23, 2012
Jan 23, 2012 at 4:20 AM UTC
Job Vacancy: Reviewer of Dishonest Paintings
Where Purity is the Covering of All Flesh and no private part of the human body may be shown and thus where the lack of Purity is Dishonesty and therefore are Dishonest Paintings wherein are depicted female ******* and such buttocks and navel and where genitalia female or male asleep or awake and such are shown and crotches and such flesh and curvatures may arouse such being Dishonest Paintings the Eminent Guardians of Purity announce multiple positions vacant of Reviewer of Dishonest Paintings and so to cover up with black paint any signs of ******* and so of any other part of images in such paintings as buttocks cover up with black paint and so on each Dishonest part of human anatomy to be covered with black paint and in this task one always to use a firm, long brush - the longer and firmer the better for the Soul - so that one may not come too close to such obscenities as coming close one may be aroused to ***** desires in male (Females need not apply for said position for such lascivious creatures are always in a state of wet desires) and so in covering with black paint the Sanctity and the Will of Heaven prevails and human souls transported to Divine Ecstasy at the sight of paintings with black holes corrected by expert Reviewer of Dishonest Paintings and such positions to be filled by honest men firm in their resolve and long in stamina and determination they should arrange their own transport for various locations in the Holy Empire for indeed Various Positions are available and while the renumeration is handsome derived from confiscation of properties and means of the Perpetrators of those Works of Perfidy and Damnation those Artists who produce and who engender Dishonest Paintings and such Works and far more too included in Renumeration is the Seat of Purity in Heaven - O the pay shall be Eternal Heaven Apply directly and in person at the South Wall of the Grand House of Divinity - put your scrolls in the holes
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"I just want to have sex", you said. An unexpected non-sequitur. We had been sipping tea or coffee or something. We had been reminiscing about the old street, Back when none of us were single. "yeah, I miss it, too", I said. "No. I mean right now", you corrected. As I turned to see your face, it betrayed little. Impassive, but alert. Warm, but not intimate. No passion. I was willing, but remember: this never happened. Something seemed wrong about it, But was there any harm? I asked if I could think about it. You thought about it, too, as we watched a movie. Halfway through some Ridley Scott epic, we held each other. We touch-explored and memory only tells me this is true: With no further reason beyond the will to be, I soon lay naked there with you. It wasn't love but, then again… This never happened. Awkward, at first, we found our place, Our touch and pull, our rhythm and pace. "no kissing", you admonished, speaking only that. Though I rest spent and full inside you, That was your concern. Too personal. Too intimate. We held each other for a while, you left within the hour, Saying, "this never happened". And my only thought, My only answer to you, Was a solemn confirmation, That nothing could be more true.
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 12:59 AM UTC
"this never happened", she said