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"crafty" poems
Who is she? I do not know. Inhuman. She tangles my mind like no other. One look, she glances over your soul   With her pale hues and feline eyes, I  have been baffled with her tight grasp. Celestial. Confusing. Crafty. Cold. That she is, She has casted a spell on me, That can only be broken by her. Who is she? Puzzled. I have been, A witch? Could it be? Her voice is melodiously venomous, I have been mesmerized, She has clung to my soul. A distinguished walk, The childlike enthusiasm, An enigmatic character, Her signals are vague, She is full of anonymity. Marked with beauty, a mask hides her personality The possessor of the key to my heart, She is a mystery.
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Dec 26, 2014
Dec 26, 2014 at 2:48 PM UTC
Witch?
I love my country: India , but I hate many of its rulers, as they speak for the poor and act for tycoons bellicose, and- Diversity sighs in armed Unity; The selfish corrupted in unity March ahead on graves crafty. I love my country: India , but August fifteenth : with freedom, opened all devilish forces out of Hell to fell all virtues. Grim faced Buddha smiles Like a nuclear Phantom ,his tears drip on tomb of Peace. No white dove sits on dome It bleeds in the lap of Buddha. If birth is the cause of gloom. who stops one from bloom? Dearth of berth clamour for Death of birth at the womb. I love my country: India , but Souls are free on lovely Earth Lay bodies strain to survive. A nominal word equanimity Gushes in landslide infirmity. Service becomes self –service, In black ink sleeps Socialism. Fear Neurosis like King Kamsa Keeps Liberty behind the bars. Healthy, wealthy Bharat Matha Groans in labour room for Santi. Note: 1). August fifteenth= 15 August 1947 when India became free from Briton. 2).Buddha=Gutham Buddha(Prince Sidhardha) who established Buddhism.3).Kamsa= The mythological character , uncle of Lord Krishna who chained even his sister Devaki out of the fear psychosis. 4),Bharat Matha= Indians consider Bharat/India as their Mother(Matha)-so it is Mother land not Fatherland for them .Santi/Shanti=a Sanskrit word used in Vedas and Upanishads of India which means Peace or Islam.
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Aug 13, 2013
Aug 13, 2013 at 10:08 AM UTC
I love my country: India, but
There's a difference between looking and seeing. You can look at me, but I wonder more what you see. Brown eyes, brown hair, barely more than five feet tall; my feet are small, as are my hands; my teeth are straight, thanks to braces; shoulders been broad since I swam, but my figure is much less athletic than it used to be. I could look at myself and point out a million flaws. My forehead is much too big for my liking, my cheeks are too red, my top lip is so skinny it barely exists, and, if you ask me, my waist line could afford to look a little more like my upper lip. My looks are far from perfect. Not saying I'm hideous, but I don't look in the mirror to find America's Next Top Model, or anything close, at least not until my face is perfectly painted, flaws concealed under a combination of moderately priced makeup and a rather crafty hand. When I look, physical imperfections and inadequacies stare back at me. My overly expressive light brown eyes give me an omnipotent glance, and they beg me to turn away, to close them, to put them to sleep so that I can see. When I see, it's like a whole new me. I'm a human being whose physical flaws are diminished by an overly giving, compassionate heart, a brain filled of logic & curiosity, a chest swollen full of endless giggles, a throat storing sarcastic words mixed in with empathetic phrases; down within me I see the woman who still at times looks and feels more like the girl whose heart has been broken too many times to count but still, despite her womanly pessimism, yearns optimistically to love again. Within me I see a woman with confidence and also insecurity, ambition and fear, tranquility and rage, hope and despair; I see dreams, wishes, prayers, meditation; I see a beautifully complex soul trapped in a world that begs it for simplicity and conformity. I guess when I look I only get a glimpse of the body that feels the need to be perfect, to work out a little more, to weigh a little less, to fix her hair the right way, and to dress in the right clothes. The self-conscious me who still fears being weird, who cares what others think, who worries if my parents are proud. But when I see, out comes the woman who says **** the status quo, I can't be put in a box, I'm beautiful the way I am, and nothing stands between me and achieving my dreams.* When I look, I don't see, but when I see, I see me. I feel the brim of my glasses graze my nose, and I know, even once I take 'em off, my vision is better than ever.
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Jun 25, 2014
Jun 25, 2014 at 11:59 PM UTC
20/20 Vision
There's a difference between looking and seeing. You can look at me, but I wonder more what you see. Brown eyes, brown hair, barely more than five feet tall; my feet are small, as are my hands; my teeth are straight, thanks to braces; shoulders been broad since I swam, but my figure is much less athletic than it used to be. I could look at myself and point out a million flaws. My forehead is much too big for my liking, my cheeks are too red, my top lip is so skinny it barely exists, and, if you ask me, my waist line could afford to look a little more like my upper lip. My looks are far from perfect. Not saying I'm hideous, but I don't look in the mirror to find America's Next Top Model, or anything close, at least not until my face is perfectly painted, flaws concealed under a combination of moderately priced makeup and a rather crafty hand. When I look, physical imperfections and inadequacies stare back at me. My overly expressive light brown eyes give me an omnipotent glance, and they beg me to turn away, to close them, to put them to sleep so that I can see. When I see, it's like a whole new me. I'm a human being whose physical flaws are diminished by an overly giving, compassionate heart, a brain filled of logic & curiosity, a chest swollen full of endless giggles, a throat storing sarcastic words mixed in with empathetic phrases; down within me I see the woman who still at times looks and feels more like the girl whose heart has been broken too many times to count but still, despite her womanly pessimism, yearns optimistically to love again. Within me I see a woman with confidence and also insecurity, ambition and fear, tranquility and rage, hope and despair; I see dreams, wishes, prayers, meditation; I see a beautifully complex soul trapped in a world that begs it for simplicity and conformity. I guess when I look I only get a glimpse of the body that feels the need to be perfect, to work out a little more, to weigh a little less, to fix her hair the right way, and to dress in the right clothes. The self-conscious me who still fears being weird, who cares what others think, who worries if my parents are proud. But when I see, out comes the woman who says **** the status quo, I can't be put in a box, I'm beautiful the way I am, and nothing stands between me and achieving my dreams.* When I look, I don't see, but when I see, I see me. I feel the brim of my glasses graze my nose, and I know, even once I take 'em off, my vision is better than ever.
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Crafty, they say, He's getting crafty crafty with my lies and my made-up meals crafty with my sound-blocking tactics crafty with hiding the burning lines of white and red. Baking, they say, He's getting into baking baking my binges baking my restriction baking my omad baking my sad-looking low-cal low-fat low-sugar low-carb high-protein 'meal'. Crochet, they say, He's getting into crochet crocheting ankle warmers to make my legs look skinny half-finger gloves in an attempt to curb the permafrost that has begun to knit itself around my bones. Healthy, they say, He's getting healthy as i workout until i faint and do sit-ups until i have bruises on my spine. fruit and veg and vitamins take priority and suddenly i have taken an interest in running.
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Sep 18, 2022
Sep 18, 2022 at 12:40 PM UTC
DIY
There’s a Devil of a night each year, the night of Mr. Haim! When the devilish and ghoulie ones come out to play their monster’s game. And why some would seek to trick or treat on this scary day of dead? Careful now cause gremlins, trolls …sprites and wolves, will offer up their dread! Quiet, shush, I hear a pack of creepy-crawly boots… Ra’atan-Zu and the Boogedy-Boo! And the skeleton bones, clink… And the skeleton bones, clink… The skeleton bones clink. That crafty-smith of horns and hooves is spying on these kiddies, As Ra’atan-Zu and the Boogedy-Boo are hunting strays to do their dastardly-ditties. Quiet, shush, I hear a pack of creepy-crawly boots, And their costumes, oh-so-foul, the evilest of suits! And there she is, that little girl who can’t keep up, in a tasty mushroom ensemble. And the skeleton bones clink in her path to give her quite a tomble! Ra’atan-Zu and the Boogedy-Boo! And the skeleton bones, clink… And the skeleton bones, clink… The skeleton bones clink. And Sammy Haim, that smithy-devil, a ***** hoof -igniting ghoul’s desire, He’s howling out, demanding now, “Put that child to the fire!” And little does he know, no little bit, not even a small clue, Neither Ra’atan-Zu nor Boogedy-Boo intend on giving him his due! For once a year on Halloween they get one night to spaz, Get down and ***** wild and crazy and play a little jazz! That little mushroom of a girl will play a tiny fiddle, Ra’atan-Zu and the Boogedy-Boo, a jazzy duet with child in middle!' Ra’atan-Zu, Boogedy-Boo and a little girl too as they get down actin’ a spaz! Playin’ all night, howling to the moon and kickin’ out some wicked jazz! *And the skeleton bones, clink… And the skeleton bones, clink…   The skeleton bones clink.* *
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Jun 6, 2016
Jun 6, 2016 at 6:31 PM UTC
On Hallows Eve!
There’s a Devil of a night each year, the night of Mr. Haim! When the devilish and ghoulie ones come out to play their monster’s game. And why some would seek to trick or treat on this scary day of dead? Careful now cause gremlins, trolls …sprites and wolves, will offer up their dread! Quiet, shush, I hear a pack of creepy-crawly boots… Ra’atan-Zu and the Boogedy-Boo! And the skeleton bones, clink… And the skeleton bones, clink… The skeleton bones clink. That crafty-smith of horns and hooves is spying on these kiddies, As Ra’atan-Zu and the Boogedy-Boo are hunting strays to do their dastardly-ditties. Quiet, shush, I hear a pack of creepy-crawly boots, And their costumes, oh-so-foul, the evilest of suits! And there she is, that little girl who can’t keep up, in a tasty mushroom ensemble. And the skeleton bones clink in her path to give her quite a tomble! Ra’atan-Zu and the Boogedy-Boo! And the skeleton bones, clink… And the skeleton bones, clink… The skeleton bones clink. And Sammy Haim, that smithy-devil, a ***** hoof -igniting ghoul’s desire, He’s howling out, demanding now, “Put that child to the fire!” And little does he know, no little bit, not even a small clue, Neither Ra’atan-Zu nor Boogedy-Boo intend on giving him his due! For once a year on Halloween they get one night to spaz, Get down and ***** wild and crazy and play a little jazz! That little mushroom of a girl will play a tiny fiddle, Ra’atan-Zu and the Boogedy-Boo, a jazzy duet with child in middle!' Ra’atan-Zu, Boogedy-Boo and a little girl too as they get down actin’ a spaz! Playin’ all night, howling to the moon and kickin’ out some wicked jazz! *And the skeleton bones, clink… And the skeleton bones, clink…   The skeleton bones clink.* *
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Travels the tree line eats what it finds Cousin the Dog chows down Kibbles n Bits or some other such **** The lone wolf howls not before mealtime This beast roams, has numerous homes. Howling Wolf A lucky day, a pack A fight, a **** The spoils of crafty laid plans. The moon glow catches his front row, At peace with his place But not the human race.
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Feb 6, 2015
Feb 6, 2015 at 8:52 PM UTC
Lone Wolf
I am the raven, I eat the dead, I am the raven, I remember all things, I am the raven, I build all, I am the raven, I know all things. I am the otter, In rivers and creeks I swim, I am the otter, I eat and I play, I am the otter, On slopes I slide, Joy is mine, In the mountain streams, I own the rivers, I feed on their fish. I am the snake, The serpent I am, Between and through move I, On belly I crawl, Gold are my scales, Glacier blue and silver, All colours they change, First one then the other, I taste the air with my tongue, Through my belly, I listen to all, Far craftier than all, The beast of the field am I. I am the fox, The vixon am I, Crafty and wise, And hard to catch, In the ground I live, Cross the fields I race, Quick and fast, I take what I want, Nothing is safe, If it I desire, A vixon am I, Fleet foot and large tail, Back and forth it moves, Grace and escasy, All come to me, All I desire. I am hawk, I soar and I fly, Above the plains, All things I see, None see what I see, From up above, Down I soar, To **** and eat, Still on a wire, Or on a fence, I know when to wait, I know when it's time, When prey is in sight, Not a second to lose. I am the vole, Who lives in the field, Down in the earth, I burrow and dig, Across the field, All seeds are mine, To eat and enjoy, From dusk until dawn, Timid and cautious, I look to the sky, I cannot fight, I'm weak and I'm small, But many am I, And many more come, And still we will be, When all you are gone. I am the owl, Silent and still, You know not I passed, Only my wind, Silent end deadly, Queen of the night, I will consume, Whatever I catch. I am the horse, Across the plains do I run, Swifter than all, The one none can catch, I run like the wind, For we are one kind, My mane and my tail, Like banners and flags, Nothing can stop us, Nothing can try, For we're always moving, The fast wind and I. I am the trout, See how my scales glisten, I am the trout, At home in the water, I swim and I breathe, What causes others to drown, I listen to the water, The rivers, the creeks, the lakes, The secrets I know, No others can know. I am the eagle, High, high I soar, Queen of the high places, All others beneath, What is not prey, I care not at all, I and I only, See what I see. But above all tonight, The fox and vixon am I, ****** and sensual, Grace and desire, In the land where the sun sets, This land that is dusk, I am all *** The kiss of the dead, The dusk sets like dust, It powders my fur, In the night do I hunt, In the night do I ***** My fur is desire, My tail moves and calls, I walk here as *** All come to my call. ~I Am the Fox by Lorekeeper, June 7, 2014
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Jun 13, 2014
Jun 13, 2014 at 4:08 AM UTC
I Am the Fox
I am the raven, I eat the dead, I am the raven, I remember all things, I am the raven, I build all, I am the raven, I know all things. I am the otter, In rivers and creeks I swim, I am the otter, I eat and I play, I am the otter, On slopes I slide, Joy is mine, In the mountain streams, I own the rivers, I feed on their fish. I am the snake, The serpent I am, Between and through move I, On belly I crawl, Gold are my scales, Glacier blue and silver, All colours they change, First one then the other, I taste the air with my tongue, Through my belly, I listen to all, Far craftier than all, The beast of the field am I. I am the fox, The vixon am I, Crafty and wise, And hard to catch, In the ground I live, Cross the fields I race, Quick and fast, I take what I want, Nothing is safe, If it I desire, A vixon am I, Fleet foot and large tail, Back and forth it moves, Grace and escasy, All come to me, All I desire. I am hawk, I soar and I fly, Above the plains, All things I see, None see what I see, From up above, Down I soar, To **** and eat, Still on a wire, Or on a fence, I know when to wait, I know when it's time, When prey is in sight, Not a second to lose. I am the vole, Who lives in the field, Down in the earth, I burrow and dig, Across the field, All seeds are mine, To eat and enjoy, From dusk until dawn, Timid and cautious, I look to the sky, I cannot fight, I'm weak and I'm small, But many am I, And many more come, And still we will be, When all you are gone. I am the owl, Silent and still, You know not I passed, Only my wind, Silent end deadly, Queen of the night, I will consume, Whatever I catch. I am the horse, Across the plains do I run, Swifter than all, The one none can catch, I run like the wind, For we are one kind, My mane and my tail, Like banners and flags, Nothing can stop us, Nothing can try, For we're always moving, The fast wind and I. I am the trout, See how my scales glisten, I am the trout, At home in the water, I swim and I breathe, What causes others to drown, I listen to the water, The rivers, the creeks, the lakes, The secrets I know, No others can know. I am the eagle, High, high I soar, Queen of the high places, All others beneath, What is not prey, I care not at all, I and I only, See what I see. But above all tonight, The fox and vixon am I, ****** and sensual, Grace and desire, In the land where the sun sets, This land that is dusk, I am all *** The kiss of the dead, The dusk sets like dust, It powders my fur, In the night do I hunt, In the night do I ***** My fur is desire, My tail moves and calls, I walk here as *** All come to my call. ~I Am the Fox by Lorekeeper, June 7, 2014
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A moments shy smile, Two guppies intertwined Crafty hand work With something swimming viciously through your Dark eyes I long only to ask; Assist you As you've done to me But I know you'd only close me out Bashful Mr Pisces Weakness is not defined by the admittance To not being strong For I've seen terror and sorrow In your gaze For far too long My concerns and listening soul Will be postponed until next week For I cannot bear to see Your frosted eyes melting & The Ice Queen making you weep
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Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 7:47 PM UTC
Pisces
All is NOT well in the grasslands. The animals are fit to be tied. The actions of the crafty wolves Have left the rest of them horrified. "How will we EVER be able To keep democracy afloat," The antelope asked, "if the wolves Don't allow us all to vote? "In many sections of these grasslands, Shameless wolves are doing their best To hold voter registration Hostage, keeping voters suppressed." "They aim to control voter turnout," The deer added. "That's their hope. Their sneaky ways to manipulate Elections push the envelope! “They stall and seek petty reasons To take names off voting lists. Fair and honest elections are In jeopardy if this persists.” "It's so close to election day, Our courts are reluctant to raise objections," The buffalo said. "Some of the wolves Are even running in the elections! "Humph! They stole a Supreme Court justice. Then they rammed another one through. Now they're still suppressing voters. What more damage will they do?" "Winnowing down voter rolls! Their strategies should be illegal!" The fox chimed in. Looking around, He asked, "Where is our dear friend Eagle?" The absent eagle wanted no Responsibility tied to her name. She couldn't stop the out-of-control Wolves, and hid her head in shame. -by Bob B (10-19-18)
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Oct 19, 2018
Oct 19, 2018 at 10:50 AM UTC
Democracy in Crisis
Tell me what it is that you can't do, or become, tell me what it is that is too insignificant to achieve. Life is not worth throwing away just to please certain people by forgetting the truth and essence of life. You don't want to die for another's believe. Using your death to **** their assumed enemy means you are one too. Blowing up yourself is an abomination. Anything unnatural that could cause anyone's death is not worth anything. Avoid it like a plague. Hide yourselves from it's way, when it comes with fury to meet you. Close your ears from it's path, as it uses subtle words to cajole you. Guard your heart from the troublesome tempest of it's bait as it keeps knocking on your door to convince you, using all kinds of manipulative crafty intimidating tactical techniques to woo you, just to send you to your death. Don't buy their ideas for it has nothing to do with your vision. Death awaits anyone who does not listen to the secrets offered by wisdom. It may look so strange and simple, but it carries within it the age old beneficial heart warming truth that has time tested safe haven to keep you alive. Heed to it's invitation to live. Cowardice is not courage, it's only an end to your beautiful life. If there's truth in dying to prove your cause, why are the initiators don't die first to prove their case. Can't you see that it's all for nothing. Be wise and say no to their call. Your lives matter. ©2018,Emeka Mokeme. All Rights Reserved.
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Jul 9, 2018
Jul 9, 2018 at 4:18 PM UTC
DON'T DIE NOW
Who knew that getting a Starbucks gift card would turn out so harmful and mean. When pleasant, harmless, innocent me fell for the spell of treacherous caffeine. Like a hype with a spike doing harm to his arm I  was hooked. Leaped before I looked, goose was cooked. Now I'm here to play the blame game. Innocent me, walking in free, joyfully, just getting a coffee. Then wham! or should I say bam! It hit me. I walked out a quivering, craving, slobbering creature... maybe not literally but like I said it was done treacherously, maliciously, instantaneously, I was a caffeine ***** So here are some of the reasons why I'm  unhappy with Starbucks: --- Starbucks caffeine influenced my body by elevating my heart rate (I'm not sure why I expected anything different). --- Starbucks crafty, subtley and slyly habitualized me ( Oh god, I'm  a creature of habit!) --- Starbucks (If possible) is too friendly --- Starbucks manipulated my accommodating nature (I just wanted to be friends, but now they feel more like, dare I  say it... family). --- Starbucks slandered me ( by assuming I'm lazy. "Sit, relax, make yourself at home, stay as long as you like"). --- Starbucks  exposed my weaknesses ( l feel naked to coffees influence). --- Starbucks made coffee hip and cool (I'm  going to go ahead and count that as a bad thing). --- Starbucks crippled my will power (my will power walks with a limp now). --- Starbucks  blew up the sun!   --- And the final reason I'm  unhappy with Starbucks...because they're probably going to sue my *** for writing this!
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May 13, 2018
May 13, 2018 at 4:44 PM UTC
The Coffee in Me
Who knew that getting a Starbucks gift card would turn out so harmful and mean. When pleasant, harmless, innocent me fell for the spell of treacherous caffeine. Like a hype with a spike doing harm to his arm I  was hooked. Leaped before I looked, goose was cooked. Now I'm here to play the blame game. Innocent me, walking in free, joyfully, just getting a coffee. Then wham! or should I say bam! It hit me. I walked out a quivering, craving, slobbering creature... maybe not literally but like I said it was done treacherously, maliciously, instantaneously, I was a caffeine ***** So here are some of the reasons why I'm  unhappy with Starbucks: --- Starbucks caffeine influenced my body by elevating my heart rate (I'm not sure why I expected anything different). --- Starbucks crafty, subtley and slyly habitualized me ( Oh god, I'm  a creature of habit!) --- Starbucks (If possible) is too friendly --- Starbucks manipulated my accommodating nature (I just wanted to be friends, but now they feel more like, dare I  say it... family). --- Starbucks slandered me ( by assuming I'm lazy. "Sit, relax, make yourself at home, stay as long as you like"). --- Starbucks  exposed my weaknesses ( l feel naked to coffees influence). --- Starbucks made coffee hip and cool (I'm  going to go ahead and count that as a bad thing). --- Starbucks crippled my will power (my will power walks with a limp now). --- Starbucks  blew up the sun!   --- And the final reason I'm  unhappy with Starbucks...because they're probably going to sue my *** for writing this!
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My brothers dog is a naughty boy he chews on the furniture, and destroys his toys the chap can even open the bread bin scoffing all that is contained within My brother did say, just the other day with a huff and a puff in somewhat dismay that he had caught his crafty mutt licking the board that he chops his food on He had wondered why it always kept clean now he knows, all is not always what it seems Yet my brother loves that puppy and together they are so very happy but he is a rowdy little sod is my brothers naughty dog By Christos Andreas aka NeonSolaris By NeonSolaris © 2013 NeonSolaris (All rights reserved)
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Nov 10, 2013
Nov 10, 2013 at 11:07 AM UTC
My Brothers Naughty Dog
The opening night, in front of packed house. The story, a fight, between a cat and a mouse. The cat with her guile and the mouse, all the while. Powers up a fuckin' chainsaw with a knowing wry smile. So never bet against the mouse with either money or your house because the crafty **** takers have slashed the odds at bookmakers as to what's in the pies at the new high street bakers. Poetry by Kaydee.
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Jul 24, 2018
Jul 24, 2018 at 1:11 PM UTC
Ben & Terry
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Jan 13, 2013
Jan 13, 2013 at 9:11 PM UTC
Contiguity Continuities
i write about you but you do not exist or maybe you do; maybe you do and i'm just talking to myself maybe you're just another part of me that i hate so much i have to talk to you, i have to punish you because i know i shouldn't like the way it feels- and i don't; but i keep coming back for more anyway i amend: i know i shouldn't be addicted to this hatred you tear me open and pull at my frayed edges so that i split apart and lose my functionality - and i let you then i let you thread me back together once more you build my body with thicker wool each time, hoping that one day i'll be warmer, and harder to unravel and you sew my edges with fragile promises of a better future as breakable as the metal pin that bends between your crafty fingers the materials started off so colourful at first, like rainbows maybe that's why i'm so queer though over time you started toning down my personality. as my depression embroidered me, my sexuality dulled purple and black and white and grey you manipulate my patterns. some nights i sleep through, others i don't sleep at all and some nights my strings are stretched so taut across the nightmares that one small pull will undo me i am ripped apart then made into patchwork; there are white seams over my arms you call me a work in progress, damaged goods to be fixed, to be mended: you can't afford replacements that doesn't stop you from looking wishing you could upgrade me into something more, something better and every time i fall apart again i'm left itching with apologies but never to you; i never say sorry for hurting you my only regrets are to those who become collateral damage. i do not apologise to you because you are me, and i am you you are a part of me and i hate you as much as i hate myself.
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Apr 12, 2016
Apr 12, 2016 at 3:39 PM UTC
me and you
i write about you but you do not exist or maybe you do; maybe you do and i'm just talking to myself maybe you're just another part of me that i hate so much i have to talk to you, i have to punish you because i know i shouldn't like the way it feels- and i don't; but i keep coming back for more anyway i amend: i know i shouldn't be addicted to this hatred you tear me open and pull at my frayed edges so that i split apart and lose my functionality - and i let you then i let you thread me back together once more you build my body with thicker wool each time, hoping that one day i'll be warmer, and harder to unravel and you sew my edges with fragile promises of a better future as breakable as the metal pin that bends between your crafty fingers the materials started off so colourful at first, like rainbows maybe that's why i'm so queer though over time you started toning down my personality. as my depression embroidered me, my sexuality dulled purple and black and white and grey you manipulate my patterns. some nights i sleep through, others i don't sleep at all and some nights my strings are stretched so taut across the nightmares that one small pull will undo me i am ripped apart then made into patchwork; there are white seams over my arms you call me a work in progress, damaged goods to be fixed, to be mended: you can't afford replacements that doesn't stop you from looking wishing you could upgrade me into something more, something better and every time i fall apart again i'm left itching with apologies but never to you; i never say sorry for hurting you my only regrets are to those who become collateral damage. i do not apologise to you because you are me, and i am you you are a part of me and i hate you as much as i hate myself.
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The Pobble who has no toes Had once as many as we; When they said "Some day you may lose them all;" He replied "Fish, fiddle-de-dee!" And his Aunt Jobiska made him drink Lavender water tinged with pink, For she said "The World in general knows There's nothing so good for a Pobble's toes!" The Pobble who has no toes Swam across the Bristol Channel; But before he set out he wrapped his nose In a piece of scarlet flannel. For his Aunt Jobiska said "No harm Can come to his toes if his nose is warm; And it's perfectly known that a Pobble's toes Are safe, -- provided he minds his nose!" The Pobble swam fast and well, And when boats or ships came near him, He tinkledy-blinkledy-winkled a bell, So that all the world could hear him. And all the Sailors and Admirals cried, When they saw him nearing the further side - "He has gone to fish for his Aunt Jobiska's Runcible Cat with crimson whiskers!" But before he touched the shore, The shore of the Bristol Channel, A sea-green porpoise carried away His wrapper of scarlet flannel. And when he came to observe his feet, Formerly garnished with toes so neat, His face at once became forlorn, On perceiving that all his toes were gone! And nobody ever knew, From that dark day to the present, Whoso had taken the Pobble's toes, In a manner so far from pleasant. Whether the shrimps, or crawfish grey, Or crafty Mermaids stole them away - Nobody knew: and nobody knows How the Pobble was robbed of his twice five toes! The Pobble who has no toes Was placed in a friendly Bark, And they rowed him back, and carried him up To his Aunt Jobiska's Park. And she made him a feast at his earnest wish Of eggs and buttercups fried with fish, - And she said "It's a fact the whole world knows, That Pobbles are happier without their toes!"
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The Pobble Who Has No Toes
The Pobble who has no toes Had once as many as we; When they said "Some day you may lose them all;" He replied "Fish, fiddle-de-dee!" And his Aunt Jobiska made him drink Lavender water tinged with pink, For she said "The World in general knows There's nothing so good for a Pobble's toes!" The Pobble who has no toes Swam across the Bristol Channel; But before he set out he wrapped his nose In a piece of scarlet flannel. For his Aunt Jobiska said "No harm Can come to his toes if his nose is warm; And it's perfectly known that a Pobble's toes Are safe, -- provided he minds his nose!" The Pobble swam fast and well, And when boats or ships came near him, He tinkledy-blinkledy-winkled a bell, So that all the world could hear him. And all the Sailors and Admirals cried, When they saw him nearing the further side - "He has gone to fish for his Aunt Jobiska's Runcible Cat with crimson whiskers!" But before he touched the shore, The shore of the Bristol Channel, A sea-green porpoise carried away His wrapper of scarlet flannel. And when he came to observe his feet, Formerly garnished with toes so neat, His face at once became forlorn, On perceiving that all his toes were gone! And nobody ever knew, From that dark day to the present, Whoso had taken the Pobble's toes, In a manner so far from pleasant. Whether the shrimps, or crawfish grey, Or crafty Mermaids stole them away - Nobody knew: and nobody knows How the Pobble was robbed of his twice five toes! The Pobble who has no toes Was placed in a friendly Bark, And they rowed him back, and carried him up To his Aunt Jobiska's Park. And she made him a feast at his earnest wish Of eggs and buttercups fried with fish, - And she said "It's a fact the whole world knows, That Pobbles are happier without their toes!"
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Governors, Mayors, Policemen, Night keepers, Men folk and all of you On the crest of powers that be Don’t brutalize prostitutes, Nor mishandle ****** Or terrorize harlots, They were born natural Innocent and callow With plain white brains Not tainted with any miss-morals, Genuine in hearts And humane in the genesis, Until they grew up Beyond father and mother Clan and relatives, Into the realm of money civilizations, Where man and woman, Must sell to survive, Sell the wares of trade, Commodities and tools of work, Where men sell labour of their arms To those crafty buyers, And women sell smiles, And the ******** of their ***** To serve vice of man In the glory of warped thought, Prostitutes have no tribe, Neither class nor race, They have no permanent foe Nor permanent friend, They have no permanent memory, Their love is devoid of logic, They love most but fickle, Where they make no money And love least but with nostalgia where they make money, So don’t brutalize them, Only love them, Pay them, Kiss them fondly And sing to them, Lyrical songs of love, Sent them to lull and slumber With your sensuous ****** Of their ******** fountains, Both male and female ****** of your rendezvous.
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Dec 1, 2014
Dec 1, 2014 at 6:46 AM UTC
DON’T BRUTALIZE PROSTITUTES
i wrote poetry he partied i would overthink he would oversleep too lost within the oblivion of trying to numb away life while i was here thinking about "life" too much writing about it too much i enjoyed wine on a quiet Tuesday evening he enjoyed liquor on a wild Friday night surely truly love does attract "opposites" i loved him and he loved me but he didn't want to live life and i wanted to write about it we're sitting in a ***** garage blasting music with lyrics that i am so appalled by this is his life this is it isn't mine i am the quiet Tuesday afternoon girl who writes her words to figure out life while he is trying to forget about his on a Friday night these lifestyles we tried to clash for far too long so sadly too long i left with love still beating inside of my heart because you could never love me the way you love your Friday nights like you couldn't love my Tuesday evenings love is so crafty and deceiving it brought us to meet we both understood that life is sad yet only i could see its beauty and our lifestyles were too different to sustain the life for one another
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Nov 19, 2017
Nov 19, 2017 at 12:34 AM UTC
tuesday evenings.
Oh, Lac Operon, gene cluster great, you code for enzymes three, but only if Lactose in the cell arrives to set you free. Lac Z, Lac A, Lac Y: these genes would be expressed yet a crafty protein from gene I keeps you so repressed. Binding to the Operator, I’s Repressor keeps you capped. Do not despair—Lactose saves you from this cruel Repressor trap, for Lactose turns the Repressor off, giving you the space to make galactosidase, transacetylase, and lactose permease. Then Polymerase binds the Promoter, and the Lac genes have their day. yet alas! They break down Lactose, taking your savior away. When Lactose is gone, the Repressor binds and causes you to freeze, so Operon, to live again, you must find more milk and cheese.
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Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 9:08 AM UTC
The Lac Operon
Loony Tunes Bugs Bunny is my favorite rabbit, watching him became my habit. He was smart, funny and two steps ahead, his popularity was very widespread. His best friend was Daffy Duck, he never did have the same luck. Rabbit season, duck season, rabbit season, duck season, watching them, I needed no reason. Speedy Gonzales was so very quick, this fast mouse was also a ***** Owned his own pizza place, won a gold metal, at the local rat race. Yosemite Sam was a short tempered man, killing Bugs and Daffy was always his plan. He's a liar, a cheat and a sore loser, maybe he should have been a drug user. Tasmanian Devil was a tornado of destruction, he never needed any kind of introduction. Foghorn Leghorn never saw a negative situation, I say, I say boy was his favorite quotation. Pepe Le Pew was a French skunk, women loved his smelly ***** Marvin The Martian was from Mars, his laser gun would leave you with scars. Tweety was an antagonizing canary, lived with Granny, and flew like a crafty fairy. Sylvester was Granny's pet cat, him and Tweety always went *** for tat. Road Runner was so very fast, said beep beep as Wile E Coyote he passed. Never fell for those Acme supplies, getting blown up was his ultimate demise. Porky Pig was just happy to be included, the, the that's all folks, is how this will be concluded.
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Oct 4, 2013
Oct 4, 2013 at 2:18 AM UTC
Loony Tunes
Once long ago there was a small clan named Kah, that lived in a cave up a draw, Who at that time, had yet to discover even fire. One among them, call him Shire was slightly brighter than the rest, which is not saying much. Bah the self appointed leader was a big strong man, a hunter among men, a good provider. But a fool in all other matters. One day Bah returned to the cave with a large green rock. A rock only different from all other rocks, by it's color. Bah convinced most of the clan that this one rock was so special that they all should worship it, get on their knees and even pray to it, adorn it with bits of meat. Shire too was a hunter, crafty and skilled, but also a thinker. In the rock he saw no difference, to him a rock was a rock and nothing more, although he did admire it's color. "It's only a ROCK." He told the others and  "nothing more!" The clan was overcome by anger, how dare this one among them not believe as they did? That night and the next Shire got no meat, nor any pleasure from the women. Yet still he pointed out his belief, that the green rock was no different than any other and he refused to worship it. The clan turned their collective backs to him, treating him as if he did not live. Even his wife and children. Still Shire did not relent, so sure was he in his own belief. In a rage of Holy Righteous Indignation, Bah picked up the green rock and smashed it into Shire's head, caving in his skull. Where upon the green rock broke into many pieces. As Shire lay bleeding, dying, he picked up a piece of the shattered green rock and said, "See brothers and sisters, it is only a rock, and not a very good rock at that." Bah kneeled down beside his old friend and he too picked up bits of the broken rock. Then said to his brother, "I am sorry I killed you friend." To which Shire's last words were, "I forgive you." The clan was so inspired by these events that a new religion was founded, in place of the rock, the dented skull of Shire became their new thing to worship. Many years later, one literate among them carved on the rock alter under the sacred skull,                             "He died for our sins".   And so among them grew a legend, Shire became a God to his people. Later still, another professed scholar calling himself a Priest, carved a commanded message in the face of the rock alter.                  **** not a Brother in the cave,                before the eyes of our God Shire.                 (Out side however is just fine.")
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Jan 8, 2014
Jan 8, 2014 at 2:45 PM UTC
Rocks and Gods
Once long ago there was a small clan named Kah, that lived in a cave up a draw, Who at that time, had yet to discover even fire. One among them, call him Shire was slightly brighter than the rest, which is not saying much. Bah the self appointed leader was a big strong man, a hunter among men, a good provider. But a fool in all other matters. One day Bah returned to the cave with a large green rock. A rock only different from all other rocks, by it's color. Bah convinced most of the clan that this one rock was so special that they all should worship it, get on their knees and even pray to it, adorn it with bits of meat. Shire too was a hunter, crafty and skilled, but also a thinker. In the rock he saw no difference, to him a rock was a rock and nothing more, although he did admire it's color. "It's only a ROCK." He told the others and  "nothing more!" The clan was overcome by anger, how dare this one among them not believe as they did? That night and the next Shire got no meat, nor any pleasure from the women. Yet still he pointed out his belief, that the green rock was no different than any other and he refused to worship it. The clan turned their collective backs to him, treating him as if he did not live. Even his wife and children. Still Shire did not relent, so sure was he in his own belief. In a rage of Holy Righteous Indignation, Bah picked up the green rock and smashed it into Shire's head, caving in his skull. Where upon the green rock broke into many pieces. As Shire lay bleeding, dying, he picked up a piece of the shattered green rock and said, "See brothers and sisters, it is only a rock, and not a very good rock at that." Bah kneeled down beside his old friend and he too picked up bits of the broken rock. Then said to his brother, "I am sorry I killed you friend." To which Shire's last words were, "I forgive you." The clan was so inspired by these events that a new religion was founded, in place of the rock, the dented skull of Shire became their new thing to worship. Many years later, one literate among them carved on the rock alter under the sacred skull,                             "He died for our sins".   And so among them grew a legend, Shire became a God to his people. Later still, another professed scholar calling himself a Priest, carved a commanded message in the face of the rock alter.                  **** not a Brother in the cave,                before the eyes of our God Shire.                 (Out side however is just fine.")
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You, story master of comparison Can you see without your Claritin? Even the tools of your insight Have they helped to make things right? The story of your life Is one among many Your unique point of view May only be true for you And those that think like you do There really is something to this wish fulfillment But don’t think because you saw it out there It’s the lords’ prayer. So thinkers think and lovers’ love and dreamers continue in dreams. Still, everything is not what it seems. We think we are above the beautiful greenery scenery that we see but did you ever see a tree compare itself to another   Said one tree to another: Your foliage is a pale shade of yellow Your bark is a lark And you can’t play the cello Like me What kind of tree can you be? Do the bees share their honey or does one crafty bee have a secret stash hidden below the window sash that he’s saving for a rainy day, A getaway? Did you ever hear a songbird say   My song is sweeter than yours. My high notes higher On swifter wings do I soar. If you’re tempted like me To let a bee be a bee And a tree be a tree You will understand If you want to soar Don’t first attempt it from the highest floor Don’t think there is a highest floor Don’t think you need to soar Don’t try to understand Just let a bee be a bee A tree be a tree These are the things will set you free Like the wind You will wind like a gentle breeze Then gust if you must Never making a fuss Don’t think you are, Were, will ever be, anything More or less than me, Us, you, they, whoever It was when I realized that all my trying Simply wasn’t working And I gave up. But all it caused to say was **** I get it, I really do But, Personally If I want to keep you near dear   I must set you free dear Understand it’s very hard for me I think you’ll agree. I know what to do Doesn’t mean I’ll do it I’m not like a gentle breeze More like a hurricane than a sneeze Depends on your point of view Because you see me, Through you. It’s true. I have no idea what that means It may be true For all I know I said so I should have meant it I think it’s more like I see through you, Too You can come out of the closet And I will come out too, But only with you. Because we are the only two in there. I don’t see anyone else. Do you? I’m not suggesting what you think Far from it So far from it You know what I mean No point in explaining If nobody gets it You do And you’re not complaining. So if you don’t want to be a bored buddha, Eat some bread and buttar Don’t forget to shutter Stutter Flutter Mutter Never rebut her Never say mame Because you found the only ****** And now you’re in a jam.
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Oct 4, 2018
Oct 4, 2018 at 9:56 AM UTC
Don’t Make Comparisons
You, story master of comparison Can you see without your Claritin? Even the tools of your insight Have they helped to make things right? The story of your life Is one among many Your unique point of view May only be true for you And those that think like you do There really is something to this wish fulfillment But don’t think because you saw it out there It’s the lords’ prayer. So thinkers think and lovers’ love and dreamers continue in dreams. Still, everything is not what it seems. We think we are above the beautiful greenery scenery that we see but did you ever see a tree compare itself to another   Said one tree to another: Your foliage is a pale shade of yellow Your bark is a lark And you can’t play the cello Like me What kind of tree can you be? Do the bees share their honey or does one crafty bee have a secret stash hidden below the window sash that he’s saving for a rainy day, A getaway? Did you ever hear a songbird say   My song is sweeter than yours. My high notes higher On swifter wings do I soar. If you’re tempted like me To let a bee be a bee And a tree be a tree You will understand If you want to soar Don’t first attempt it from the highest floor Don’t think there is a highest floor Don’t think you need to soar Don’t try to understand Just let a bee be a bee A tree be a tree These are the things will set you free Like the wind You will wind like a gentle breeze Then gust if you must Never making a fuss Don’t think you are, Were, will ever be, anything More or less than me, Us, you, they, whoever It was when I realized that all my trying Simply wasn’t working And I gave up. But all it caused to say was **** I get it, I really do But, Personally If I want to keep you near dear   I must set you free dear Understand it’s very hard for me I think you’ll agree. I know what to do Doesn’t mean I’ll do it I’m not like a gentle breeze More like a hurricane than a sneeze Depends on your point of view Because you see me, Through you. It’s true. I have no idea what that means It may be true For all I know I said so I should have meant it I think it’s more like I see through you, Too You can come out of the closet And I will come out too, But only with you. Because we are the only two in there. I don’t see anyone else. Do you? I’m not suggesting what you think Far from it So far from it You know what I mean No point in explaining If nobody gets it You do And you’re not complaining. So if you don’t want to be a bored buddha, Eat some bread and buttar Don’t forget to shutter Stutter Flutter Mutter Never rebut her Never say mame Because you found the only ****** And now you’re in a jam.
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You are bold the inspiring queen of Fs and As and I a crafty lizard this christmas mug from which you drink these scissors with which I shred words our stories all come together on top of a golden rose 24 carat sampled with my teeth secured in my bedroom all of it is yours and the last coin evens my luck
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Dec 23, 2016
Dec 23, 2016 at 9:24 PM UTC
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Will you conquer my heart with your beauty; my sould going out from afar? Shall I fall to your hand as a victim of crafty and cautions shikar? Have I met you and passed you already, unknowing, unthinking and blind? Shall I meet you next session at Simla, O sweetest and best of your kind? Does the P. and O. bear you to meward, or, clad in short frocks in the West, Are you growing the charms that shall capture and torture the heart in my breast? Will you stay in the Plains till September—my passion as warm as the day? Will you bring me to book on the Mountains, or where the thermantidotes play? When the light of your eyes shall make pallid the mean lesser lights I pursue, And the charm of your presence shall lure me from love of the gay “thirteen-two”; When the peg and the pig-skin shall please not; when I buy me Calcutta-build clothes; When I quit the Delight of Wild ***** foreswearing the swearing of oaths ; As a deer to the hand of the hunter when I turn ’mid the gibes of my friends; When the days of my freedom are numbered, and the life of the bachelor ends. Ah, Goddess! child, spinster, or widow—as of old on Mars Hill whey they raised To the God that they knew not an altar—so I, a young Pagan, have praised The Goddess I know not nor worship; yet, if half that men tell me be true, You will come in the future, and therefore these verses are written to you.
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To The Unknown Goddess
Like a ghost on the wind She comes from the sea And trembles the foe So wild and free With swashbuckling swagger And a Jolly Roger laugh She flies the black flag On a whalebone staff She has terrifying eyes And a ring in her ear And on her sun tanned face A flippant leer With a bone-cold glare And a sneer on her lip She has coins in hand And a cutlass on hip With a thunderous blast From her cannons' might She plants fear in the strong And steals the fight She takes all that's lost And turns it to gold For she's crafty and devious And frightningly bold She is dashing and daring, A fierce buccaneer Faces of many Pale when she's near From ocean to ocean Her tales are spun About the queen of the pirates For in the end she won
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Apr 15, 2015
Apr 15, 2015 at 4:24 PM UTC
Queen of the Pirates