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Trees (haiku #1) Tree wood with fire Nature equips survival    Light, heat, and cooking ------------------------- Trees (haiku #2) Leafy beings, green Wood umbrellas, ancient roots Growing, reaching sky ------------------------------- Trees (haiku #3) Pluck the tender fruit Motherly branches feed all Body and soul, blessed --------------------------------- Trees (haiku #4) Shelter for our homes Furniture within our walls Uses-myriads -------------------------------- Trees (haiku #5) Pencils, books, paper Education thanks to trees Writing, poetry ------------------------------- Trees (haiku #6) Trees crafted, songs sung Guitars, violins, harps-more Wood, melodious --------------------------------- Trees ( haiku #7) Birds, critters depend Harmonious relations Trees magical grace ------------------------------ Trees (haiku #8) Bountiful beauty Standing upright or chopped down More precious than gold
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 7:10 PM UTC
Trees (8, haiku)
From whom are you wanderer? The road on which you unravel, Basking, and on the brim of infinity the body becomes nest for neighboring critters Ineffable, microscopic, macroscopic And in the (in) between on the peak of no where the whole widens, the well wanes a wish deeper, All the while diamonds crest beneath aim Gold, my galore... of whom, are you
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Aug 30, 2018
Aug 30, 2018 at 3:50 AM UTC
From whom are you?
The birthday song is not a song it's not even a small ditty As it is only four lines long it's really rather ****** There isn't a good chorus so isn't that a pity A catchy tune it has not got and the lyrics are not witty This song's lyrics are so short and there all the ****** same Apart from the 3rd line down when you substitute a name Okay you say "Dear" instead of "To", but its still a basic frame So this is not a song at all so why has it got the fame It's no wonder people alter the words with monkeys in the zoo And looking like these critters and smelling like them too Or changed to bread and butter in the gutter or squashed tomatoes and stew Because the song is so boring so what else can you do Who the hell wrote this song was it someone who's autistic Come on now lets be frank and a bit more realistic If I where to write this song producers would go ballistic I'd get thrown out of the biz and become a lost statistic Just because it's your birthday I'm not singing about happy People are compelled to sing when really its just ****** It's not the best song in the world I don't want to sound so snappy The birthday song is full of crap just like a soiled ***** It's like we are pre programmed even Marilyn Monroe To sing the ****** birthday song just for ****** show But honestly this song is crap and it can surely go And we can stop with the pretence and cease going with the flow When your birthday does arrive and your expecting a big day The time will come when you know your ears are going to pay Cos someone's bound to start it with or without your say Why does it have to be sung does it have to be this way Singing the birthday song should not be a life compulsion Don't succumb to the trend and quash your minds impulsion   Stamp down on the process and enforce a song expulsion Do away with this song and all of its revulsion The birthday song is not a song when it's sixteen words long Half of them are happy birthday that doesn't constitute a song The wording is so ****** thin as thin as a snapped thong And the musical arrangement isn't even strong People should not sing this song not even a small bit Why is it classed as a song we should stop singing it Most of the words are the same and there is a lack of wit So don't sing the birthday song cos it's not a song it's ****
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Jan 11, 2018
Jan 11, 2018 at 8:14 AM UTC
The Birthday Song Is Not A Song
The birthday song is not a song it's not even a small ditty As it is only four lines long it's really rather ****** There isn't a good chorus so isn't that a pity A catchy tune it has not got and the lyrics are not witty This song's lyrics are so short and there all the ****** same Apart from the 3rd line down when you substitute a name Okay you say "Dear" instead of "To", but its still a basic frame So this is not a song at all so why has it got the fame It's no wonder people alter the words with monkeys in the zoo And looking like these critters and smelling like them too Or changed to bread and butter in the gutter or squashed tomatoes and stew Because the song is so boring so what else can you do Who the hell wrote this song was it someone who's autistic Come on now lets be frank and a bit more realistic If I where to write this song producers would go ballistic I'd get thrown out of the biz and become a lost statistic Just because it's your birthday I'm not singing about happy People are compelled to sing when really its just ****** It's not the best song in the world I don't want to sound so snappy The birthday song is full of crap just like a soiled ***** It's like we are pre programmed even Marilyn Monroe To sing the ****** birthday song just for ****** show But honestly this song is crap and it can surely go And we can stop with the pretence and cease going with the flow When your birthday does arrive and your expecting a big day The time will come when you know your ears are going to pay Cos someone's bound to start it with or without your say Why does it have to be sung does it have to be this way Singing the birthday song should not be a life compulsion Don't succumb to the trend and quash your minds impulsion   Stamp down on the process and enforce a song expulsion Do away with this song and all of its revulsion The birthday song is not a song when it's sixteen words long Half of them are happy birthday that doesn't constitute a song The wording is so ****** thin as thin as a snapped thong And the musical arrangement isn't even strong People should not sing this song not even a small bit Why is it classed as a song we should stop singing it Most of the words are the same and there is a lack of wit So don't sing the birthday song cos it's not a song it's ****
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C'mon out to the rattled caves the deep-sea malaise rested in the grey metamorphs of an ancient coastal chain Where Sisyphean slips of tectonic rifts pull the molding clay like play-dough and old rock that turns anew churned into great catacomb stele Babylonian towers far away from the great Mesopotamic interstate Surrounded by the immumerous trees the military sharpness of their pine quills writing their mark in the dirt for a hundred turns or so only to be rearranged into the great intercontinental soil Truly multisolipsistual And on the aggregate held open the mists of the vast expanse of ocean beyond L.A and stole the fruits of the tiny parceled condominium rainwater from distance far away angry men shouting-- "Give us back our life blood, GOD **** YOU!" Filling the tanks of their fleshomobiles running around and sweating it out trading it for cloth and wiping their brow on brown shirts perturbed and disobeyed But that great man with the chin muscatche brought the rough riders out of their dome into the frontier, riding trains Off they go! Seeking paradise in the sands and the trees and the coastal breeze dreaming of a world owned and seen by the world by man and by all these things It would be grand But that rock has been seen before in Luarentian islands long ago or perhaps a great FUJI-SAN of the west coast worshiped by critters and dinosaurs You are late to the game, sweet dreamers, you! These monuments give to honor due not you, no sir did you build these things? did you mold these things with the patience of a father with the consequentiality of the womb and a motherly affection for all things true? the gift is for you, remember your father's gifts sweet princes of the earth because they will outlive you. And I walk along the stream stepping upon these little bits of Yosemite Pulverized mountain rocks Renal Stones of the diseased to which the water flushed out deeply and cured the grey things from all that left them displeased hoping for more than just selfies and sticking it to god's face laughing at half-dome climbing it and getting the better of ourselves Believing we have achieved bliss When in reality, there is nothing to this which we can reach.
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Aug 19, 2018
Aug 19, 2018 at 5:19 PM UTC
Yosemite Spills
C'mon out to the rattled caves the deep-sea malaise rested in the grey metamorphs of an ancient coastal chain Where Sisyphean slips of tectonic rifts pull the molding clay like play-dough and old rock that turns anew churned into great catacomb stele Babylonian towers far away from the great Mesopotamic interstate Surrounded by the immumerous trees the military sharpness of their pine quills writing their mark in the dirt for a hundred turns or so only to be rearranged into the great intercontinental soil Truly multisolipsistual And on the aggregate held open the mists of the vast expanse of ocean beyond L.A and stole the fruits of the tiny parceled condominium rainwater from distance far away angry men shouting-- "Give us back our life blood, GOD **** YOU!" Filling the tanks of their fleshomobiles running around and sweating it out trading it for cloth and wiping their brow on brown shirts perturbed and disobeyed But that great man with the chin muscatche brought the rough riders out of their dome into the frontier, riding trains Off they go! Seeking paradise in the sands and the trees and the coastal breeze dreaming of a world owned and seen by the world by man and by all these things It would be grand But that rock has been seen before in Luarentian islands long ago or perhaps a great FUJI-SAN of the west coast worshiped by critters and dinosaurs You are late to the game, sweet dreamers, you! These monuments give to honor due not you, no sir did you build these things? did you mold these things with the patience of a father with the consequentiality of the womb and a motherly affection for all things true? the gift is for you, remember your father's gifts sweet princes of the earth because they will outlive you. And I walk along the stream stepping upon these little bits of Yosemite Pulverized mountain rocks Renal Stones of the diseased to which the water flushed out deeply and cured the grey things from all that left them displeased hoping for more than just selfies and sticking it to god's face laughing at half-dome climbing it and getting the better of ourselves Believing we have achieved bliss When in reality, there is nothing to this which we can reach.
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well we walk like critters crawling, sprawlingly cosmopolitan in our nature. We embrace all who feel to follow. But don’t feel following should be forced on a creature. Stuff his lies down the neck of the preacher. Stuff his tie down the neck of the teacher. Put the failed papers on his chest and set them on fire May he rest in a relentless hell, or a cell with nothing but mirrors.
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Jul 14, 2014
Jul 14, 2014 at 1:06 PM UTC
******* Hipster Riots
Shot a rabbit two days ago, it was a good shot taken at distance from height. The rabbit died instantly, it had been digging holes in my lawns, it had to go. I watched it die and I had cause to ponder the death from a religious angle, where believers say we go to another place when we die? I know where this rabbit went, he went into my vegetable garden, buried deep with all the other varmints and critters that have crossed my path. Over the years we, (my wife and I), have turned that patch of barren volcanic ash into a wondrous source of lettuce, potatoes, onions, rhubarb, tomatoes and leek..by adding the carbonaceous remnants of not only these creatures but of composted vegetation, seaweed and selected fertilizers. We also grow the most beautiful roses and deliahs and crysanthemums you will ever come across. And do you know...in the dark of night other little rabbits and bugs and things come out and nibble those very creations...unaware that they are completing the circle of being. This is the true spirit of creation, as I see it, where deep in the garden, the motes of nutrition transmogrify beneficially from one entity to another, eventually, for the common good of all. This is the basis of my belief. Feet on the ground... What is....most definately is! M. Taranaki NZ
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Oct 29, 2018
Oct 29, 2018 at 3:32 PM UTC
Round and round it goes.....
I stood on the ledge of my sleepy blue sorrow back from the edge, guess I'll see you tomorrow can't lie, not the first time I'm thinking of you but the night bugs are out, life's distractions will do I looked to the west as the day slowly faydeedid turned up the volume of cricket and katydid rhythm rubs life in the darkness outside steer clear of the blue light or get yourself fried With the zapper you took out the skeeters and flies while spiders and ants faced the raider's demise yellow jackets and wasps, you chased from their hives, but these night bugs are here for the rest of our lives bittersweet bugs for the rest of our lives Back in the house now, I roll down the screen protecting myself from the lurking unseen from the critters, which drawn by the lure of the light make feast in their famine on food, flesh and fright we handle the things that intrude in our spaces the bugs in the dark and the unwanted faces we roll down the screens and we listen to voices those sweet summer sounds, and this night bug rejoices With the zapper you took out the skeeters and flies while spiders and ants faced the raider's demise yellow jackets and wasps, you chased from their hives, but these night bugs are here for the rest of our lives too many months have passed without hearing the music which blends with the night bugs I'm fearing I nearly lost hope for those sounds in my life but these night bugs revive good ol' summertime strife bittersweet bugs, for the rest of my life Stood on the ledge of my sleepy blue sorrow back from the edge, guess I'll see you tomorrow
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Dec 30, 2015
Dec 30, 2015 at 1:14 PM UTC
night bugs
I stood on the ledge of my sleepy blue sorrow back from the edge, guess I'll see you tomorrow can't lie, not the first time I'm thinking of you but the night bugs are out, life's distractions will do I looked to the west as the day slowly faydeedid turned up the volume of cricket and katydid rhythm rubs life in the darkness outside steer clear of the blue light or get yourself fried With the zapper you took out the skeeters and flies while spiders and ants faced the raider's demise yellow jackets and wasps, you chased from their hives, but these night bugs are here for the rest of our lives bittersweet bugs for the rest of our lives Back in the house now, I roll down the screen protecting myself from the lurking unseen from the critters, which drawn by the lure of the light make feast in their famine on food, flesh and fright we handle the things that intrude in our spaces the bugs in the dark and the unwanted faces we roll down the screens and we listen to voices those sweet summer sounds, and this night bug rejoices With the zapper you took out the skeeters and flies while spiders and ants faced the raider's demise yellow jackets and wasps, you chased from their hives, but these night bugs are here for the rest of our lives too many months have passed without hearing the music which blends with the night bugs I'm fearing I nearly lost hope for those sounds in my life but these night bugs revive good ol' summertime strife bittersweet bugs, for the rest of my life Stood on the ledge of my sleepy blue sorrow back from the edge, guess I'll see you tomorrow
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*In a quiet dark forest, A misunderstood boy Dragging in sorrow Only wanting to be seen For who he truly is within The forest is his escape, But even the critters of the forest Fear away from him He yells out his everlasting Frustration and anguish Birds flying off from there hiding Rushing into the gloomy skies As he yells his despair of what has become*
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Sep 1, 2015
Sep 1, 2015 at 2:22 AM UTC
Misunderstood
Suicidal Homicidal Alike but different Each is permanent **** someone in rage Or **** yourself and leave behind a page Your level of madness is measured,gauged But why do I banter Im as mad as a hatter Nothing even matters My life in tatters A knife to me throat Toss me in the moat A bullet in the brain Nothing to gain Sometimes relief other times pain The blood will be taint Burn and Burn Ashes in the urn The worlds will turn The stomachs will churn For all you see is fake And they will continue to take An illusion To launch you into confusion A ruse To light your fuse Our lifespan Throughout man Short and bitter So many of us quitters The rest of us let out titters While they gnaw on us, the critters Bite and Bite Fight for the light To die in the moonlit night To cause each other so much fright Our 'Gods' tell us to **** each other Our own brothers Let the blackbird fly High into the sky To cause the gloom To signal our doom Our demise Of the human enterprise
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Oct 9, 2018
Oct 9, 2018 at 11:17 AM UTC
Confused
keep me asleep the bones play home to a throne where you sit an endless pit boys who lack wit find themselves amidst her critters and first aid kits at the bottom of this at the bottom of her world
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May 15, 2015
May 15, 2015 at 1:05 PM UTC
queen
Stood on the ledge of my sleepy blue sorrow back from the edge, guess I'll see you tomorrow can't lie, not the first time I'm thinking of you but the night bugs are out, life's distractions will do I looked to the west as the day slowly fadyded turned up the volume of cricket and katydid rhythm rubs life in the darkness outside steer clear of the blue light or get yourself fried With the zapper you took out the skeeters and flies while spiders and ants faced the raider's demise yellow jackets and wasps, you chased from their hives, but these night bugs are here for the rest of our lives bittersweet bugs for the rest of our lives Back in the house now, I roll down the screen protecting myself from the lurking unseen from the critters, which drawn by the lure of the light make feast in their famine on food, flesh and fright we handle the things that intrude in our spaces the bugs in the dark and the unwanted faces we roll down the screens and we listen to voices those sweet summer sounds, and this night bug rejoices With the zapper you took out the skeeters and flies while spiders and ants faced the raider's demise yellow jackets and wasps, you chased from their hives, but these night bugs are here for the rest of our lives too many months have passed without hearing the music which blends with the night bugs I'm fearing I nearly lost hope for those sounds in my life but these night bugs revive good ol' summertime strife bittersweet bugs, for the rest of my life Stood on the ledge of my sleepy blue sorrow back from the edge, guess I'll see you tomorrow
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Oct 4, 2014
Oct 4, 2014 at 5:53 PM UTC
Night Bugs
Stood on the ledge of my sleepy blue sorrow back from the edge, guess I'll see you tomorrow can't lie, not the first time I'm thinking of you but the night bugs are out, life's distractions will do I looked to the west as the day slowly fadyded turned up the volume of cricket and katydid rhythm rubs life in the darkness outside steer clear of the blue light or get yourself fried With the zapper you took out the skeeters and flies while spiders and ants faced the raider's demise yellow jackets and wasps, you chased from their hives, but these night bugs are here for the rest of our lives bittersweet bugs for the rest of our lives Back in the house now, I roll down the screen protecting myself from the lurking unseen from the critters, which drawn by the lure of the light make feast in their famine on food, flesh and fright we handle the things that intrude in our spaces the bugs in the dark and the unwanted faces we roll down the screens and we listen to voices those sweet summer sounds, and this night bug rejoices With the zapper you took out the skeeters and flies while spiders and ants faced the raider's demise yellow jackets and wasps, you chased from their hives, but these night bugs are here for the rest of our lives too many months have passed without hearing the music which blends with the night bugs I'm fearing I nearly lost hope for those sounds in my life but these night bugs revive good ol' summertime strife bittersweet bugs, for the rest of my life Stood on the ledge of my sleepy blue sorrow back from the edge, guess I'll see you tomorrow
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The sun is hot in the open desert. A shadow of hope from the plants that look like they have withered. Shade we seek the critters scream. Little feet scorching as the sand seems to melt. Why must I live here. Many folk ask. Would you rather have the ocean to see versus the forever ending rows of Joshua Trees. My skies are full of glistening stars, when the hot sun sets deep down afar. I have darkness you can never see. I can see the milky way you see. I don't need the beach house. I can always hear her waves. A memory recorded deep in my mind. The night skies are forever now mine. I fear not the heat of the day. I live my life simple like the old days. I have no wants. My needs are all meet. As long as I have you with me at night. The stars are our peace in this crazy world. I love my desert as I love you. Harsh at times. Life gets rough you see. But in the end it is just you and me. Nashoba copyrighted 2014
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Jul 27, 2017
Jul 27, 2017 at 12:01 PM UTC
Desert love
I cannot fully explain to you How perplexing it is To be a 22 year old adult But to still have the fear Usually reserved for a young child The fear of the dark And not in a way that one is afraid of death Or lions or tigers or bears Oh my, my fear is much more irrational You see I find I have bravery in real things I’ve rock climbed mountains Ridden roller coaters Held a poisonous snake by the tale You get why that’s braver right? But what makes the hair on the back of my neck stand What makes my skin pucker into tiny little bumps Are monsters born of my own imagination You see my imagination is wicked And I use that word both ways In the slang sense that it is awesome and powerful And in the literal sense that is it evil That when I imagine a monster I give it ten hands with 20 fingers each ending with teeth And eyes so black they sink into the monsters head Making them look like empty sockets So deep, they touch his brain I am forever afraid I’ll be honest with you I sleep with all the lights on And my closet doors wide open So I could see exactly what is going on in there I years ago threw out my bed skirt Convinced they cloaked crooked Teeth crawling critters capable of decapitation And were all considerable stronger than myself As you can imagine I have a lot of nightlights Mobile ones I use to walk to the bathroom with in the middle of the night I have to buy so many batteries The clerk at Walmart can only reasonably assume I have deviant private life Because grown *** adults shouldn’t be that scared of the dark Because at some point during or after childhood I won’t assume it happens at the same time for everybody Your imagination takes a backseat to logic And you understand that monsters aren’t real But death is and maybe that’s a better fear to have That didn’t happen with me though and I think most artists If they were to be completely honest with you would tell you It didn’t happen to them either they missed a step In the development milestone department Though I think they would tell you too like I’m about to tell you now The fear is worth it there hasn’t been a single monster I’ve imagined that hasn’t had an equal Beautiful thought and I can see them better with all the lights on.
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Dec 6, 2013
Dec 6, 2013 at 1:14 AM UTC
Afraid Of The Dark.
I cannot fully explain to you How perplexing it is To be a 22 year old adult But to still have the fear Usually reserved for a young child The fear of the dark And not in a way that one is afraid of death Or lions or tigers or bears Oh my, my fear is much more irrational You see I find I have bravery in real things I’ve rock climbed mountains Ridden roller coaters Held a poisonous snake by the tale You get why that’s braver right? But what makes the hair on the back of my neck stand What makes my skin pucker into tiny little bumps Are monsters born of my own imagination You see my imagination is wicked And I use that word both ways In the slang sense that it is awesome and powerful And in the literal sense that is it evil That when I imagine a monster I give it ten hands with 20 fingers each ending with teeth And eyes so black they sink into the monsters head Making them look like empty sockets So deep, they touch his brain I am forever afraid I’ll be honest with you I sleep with all the lights on And my closet doors wide open So I could see exactly what is going on in there I years ago threw out my bed skirt Convinced they cloaked crooked Teeth crawling critters capable of decapitation And were all considerable stronger than myself As you can imagine I have a lot of nightlights Mobile ones I use to walk to the bathroom with in the middle of the night I have to buy so many batteries The clerk at Walmart can only reasonably assume I have deviant private life Because grown *** adults shouldn’t be that scared of the dark Because at some point during or after childhood I won’t assume it happens at the same time for everybody Your imagination takes a backseat to logic And you understand that monsters aren’t real But death is and maybe that’s a better fear to have That didn’t happen with me though and I think most artists If they were to be completely honest with you would tell you It didn’t happen to them either they missed a step In the development milestone department Though I think they would tell you too like I’m about to tell you now The fear is worth it there hasn’t been a single monster I’ve imagined that hasn’t had an equal Beautiful thought and I can see them better with all the lights on.
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As I rounded the hill Face to face with the still That I'd only heard rumors spoke of With no one around I sat myself down And proceeded to sample the stuff As sweet as honeydew melon Got my feet to a geling Made me feel like I did in my youth Sat with a dumb gaze for a while Then got the biggest of smiles When it came to me what I should do So I went with my plan And opened a stand Right there on the mountain side When word in the forest got out I never had any doubt That all of the critters would be stoping by You should have seen them all  guzzle As the squirrels ordered doubles Then proceeded to tell wild nutty lies It was quite the fiasco When they brought out the cowboy hats and  lasso's As the party went well into the night They paid in nuts and berries Which was fine by me With them I made different flavors of shine In flavors I made 32 So I wouldn't get sued By Baskin-Robbins who has 31 at this time From all the flavors I made Boysenberry was the fav The raccoons made up a dance called the boysenberry crawl Which was a big hit At the discotheque The beavers built in the early fall We made a deal I would sell them my swill For a little piece of the pie We were all getting rich I have to admit It's quite the relationship, the beavers and I Of course the beavers got greedy You know how beavers are needy Couldn't leave well enough alone Figured they had the right Who's going to pay for these lights That make this the best disco in town They started charging a cover Which didn't go over As well as they would have liked Plus they doubled the price of the ***** Which left little food On the woodland creatures tables at night Things went from bad to worse When they started to curse Me, "The Man" for the troubles they had I barely made it out alive By the skin of my hide When I packed and hit the road mighty fast Things had been going so well Before it all went to hell And me and my still were forced to leave Now still to this day You know why I always say That famous line, passed down in time "Leave it to Beav"
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Oct 26, 2013
Oct 26, 2013 at 10:51 AM UTC
The Still (Leave It To ******
As I rounded the hill Face to face with the still That I'd only heard rumors spoke of With no one around I sat myself down And proceeded to sample the stuff As sweet as honeydew melon Got my feet to a geling Made me feel like I did in my youth Sat with a dumb gaze for a while Then got the biggest of smiles When it came to me what I should do So I went with my plan And opened a stand Right there on the mountain side When word in the forest got out I never had any doubt That all of the critters would be stoping by You should have seen them all  guzzle As the squirrels ordered doubles Then proceeded to tell wild nutty lies It was quite the fiasco When they brought out the cowboy hats and  lasso's As the party went well into the night They paid in nuts and berries Which was fine by me With them I made different flavors of shine In flavors I made 32 So I wouldn't get sued By Baskin-Robbins who has 31 at this time From all the flavors I made Boysenberry was the fav The raccoons made up a dance called the boysenberry crawl Which was a big hit At the discotheque The beavers built in the early fall We made a deal I would sell them my swill For a little piece of the pie We were all getting rich I have to admit It's quite the relationship, the beavers and I Of course the beavers got greedy You know how beavers are needy Couldn't leave well enough alone Figured they had the right Who's going to pay for these lights That make this the best disco in town They started charging a cover Which didn't go over As well as they would have liked Plus they doubled the price of the ***** Which left little food On the woodland creatures tables at night Things went from bad to worse When they started to curse Me, "The Man" for the troubles they had I barely made it out alive By the skin of my hide When I packed and hit the road mighty fast Things had been going so well Before it all went to hell And me and my still were forced to leave Now still to this day You know why I always say That famous line, passed down in time "Leave it to Beav"
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tented World of Bubbles and critters, monkey-wild, the slant- off, the fathoms of a depth, of Worlds whose histories end in a fraction of what nature does do. Amola mola, designator a bulb of light dangling down to the nauticals, the bubble armoured polyps. The lively cesspool of micro-seamounts, where, once there stood strong a sea-green zoo, now vaguely stands a mineral vestige. Gaia shut off the vent everyone goes away. visited by wraiths -- These black lampreys, hooded and veiled, clustering, cloistering, the successors who they and they only the new deepsea robbers. now a lighter sinking feeling, the demigod sinks hitherto like nature does do. a giant ***** whale dies above Casting its shadow of hope and the wraiths appear in the umbra pushing & shoving for a spot food arrives with a thud; a castle of whale bones as their home they were never so happy. so crazily, thoughtlessly food-driven deepsea "things" swish-swash swish-swash goes the weird fish circus, and then, crazily so upon their trophy, the mirror wraiths, of a bubbled World feed in frenzy.
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Dec 21, 2012
Dec 21, 2012 at 11:23 PM UTC
Bubble World
...plain, white light of conscious sight carved with the black of depictions, stretched imaginations, dance of curves and shapes, the inner vision needs a pair of shades, color it with flames of passion, free flow of feeling, breeze of dreams whistling through the meadows of vibrant forms ...from the dust this thought was born, to the dust, the vision fades, in the dust are the sparks, minerals, elements of life, fertile fields, sow the seeds ...from the groves, the forms are reborn, then the critters and grubs swarm in, eating the scraps, ******** new life into the soil, new sparks and minerals, eggs and chances, rhythms for the new generations, vibrant once more, a matter of potent renditions, the breath fueling the black depictions, white light geyser, grey clouds, tarnished ores, dirt and dust, all colored with the minerals of light ...and in that light is solar life, lunar reflections, Earthly fullfillment of 'son'shine, mother's milk, and dad's beer brewing in the astro's firmament. Dancing all through again and again of swirvy curls, recollection of scattered pearls, casted and then returned.
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Jun 14, 2012
Jun 14, 2012 at 5:13 PM UTC
Zen of Mud
*Oh you nits, you lice, you bugs You crawl around his head so smug On the 1st day back at school It really isn't very cool Out comes the comb & the mousse And through the tears I will unloose Your vicious hold upon his hair It's 8am - it isn't fair! It's a war zone in our bathroom As I eradicate the bugs of doom As if we didn't have enough Of things to do & other stuff To get ourselves to the gates Of the school & now we're late Oh critters of the head & hair Expunged you'll be from your lair I'm going to flush you down the bath Oh motherhood - you've gotta laugh!* (C) Pixievic 2016
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Feb 29, 2016
Feb 29, 2016 at 5:05 AM UTC
Ode to Head Lice
Trundling through the loud clouds that barrage me with thunder. Pausing to smile at the lightning shuttering from the red-carpet-crowds. Tripping on the crimson rug as they capture my blunder. And smiling fake feelings, whilst thinking of you. You, with your unrequited commitment to critters. You, with your dedication to the unknown. **** you and only you. That's all I really wanna do.
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Apr 11, 2015
Apr 11, 2015 at 9:10 PM UTC
Hollywood
we let go we surrender we make no sound just a gentle whisper as we fall down to the ground winter's coming our job is done another passing summer glory now our work is in the under storey we keep our date with bugs and microbes and all the little litter critters feed them in their life of toil helping to enrich our deep dark nubile soil when the weather warms season's storms have passed our winter's work will bear good fruit as leaves come out again at last
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Feb 21, 2012
Feb 21, 2012 at 4:11 PM UTC
Leaf poem
Churning with the shells of critters Foam infused with flour hues Reaching and receding Timeless yet awash in currents It learns in waves The perfect pupil Relying on all it can see
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Jul 22, 2018
Jul 22, 2018 at 9:17 PM UTC
When Intuition Itches
All perish whence they quest for immortality, Such foolish dreams will result in fatality. Critters struggle in nets of ersatz reality, Hormonal clashes unbalance our morality. Under the influence by budding, ravishing thyme, Oft' that sunny beam leaves me doing pantomime. Chaste clues and envy droughts left me mellowing, Such pain ipso facto I can't kiss this porcelain. My seat of notions drives me to calculate, While undead, fatigued, I falsely formulate. Floundering in viscous fluids, I am drowning... My verdant sail is half-mast: lonely, frowning. Within moon-lit meadows, shadows flow cursively, Beyond the kaleidoscope lay a rustic key. Beg you pardon the rust and blackened fissures, Pardon those slights to open eternal treasures. To crave two heart beats align in synchrony, To sluice my fingers through the strands of memory. Embracing silvery asps soaring on the breeze, My sight spies thy adieu and I shatter apiece. Un-writing errors, distantly, unstumbling, The abyss: now a star, wings unfurling. 'Tween the heavens fell meteoric golds, Sinusoidal cascades of such sublime codes. Traversed steadily upon the gilded firmaments, Was so small, blind to the unseen monuments. To be offered aristocratic absolution, From my humble plebeian resolution. I am sublime. 'Hold my dichotomous, nay, Such cantankerous introversion within, eh?
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Sep 22, 2010
Sep 22, 2010 at 3:40 PM UTC
Dichotomy of Insanity
A piano I was born to be. But not just black and white because my fingernails are blue except for three of them. I feel safer in fresh white sheets and 8 foot deep water than I do by your side. You are a dangerous convict who has never committed a felony but you are also the vulnerable grandmother who has a mean right hook. One time I sat and watched a tree fall and **** the ground almost, shot it right in the center and left a crater for critters to crawl. Adult hood should be a lot more scarier than my childhood. But it isn't. Fear of the Inevitable is irrational because God is inevitable and so is Buddha and Jesus and any other deities. Speaking of diets, my mother went on one and lost a lot of money (weight, too) because I could have told her for free but parents are a weird thing because they always say they're looking out for you but instead all they do is look down (or up depending on how tall you are). I'm 5'3" but I like to think I'm 5'2" but I act like I'm 6'4" but I feel like I'm 4'3". And every day is a struggle when you aren't the same height as you feel. The gas in my car goes quick and so does my temper and my friends. When waterfalls crash another boat is built to break. Whoever created the car also created the car crash and that deserves a round of applause because it is beautiful and destructive and just the way i like it. I'm a ********* so when people tell me to cheer up I take it to offense, but a fence gouged my stomach once and I told all my friends it was my appendix which is an appendage you don't need like your heart when it turns cold because no one can thaw ice without melting it to a puddle.
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Sep 22, 2013
Sep 22, 2013 at 12:19 PM UTC
Deities
A piano I was born to be. But not just black and white because my fingernails are blue except for three of them. I feel safer in fresh white sheets and 8 foot deep water than I do by your side. You are a dangerous convict who has never committed a felony but you are also the vulnerable grandmother who has a mean right hook. One time I sat and watched a tree fall and **** the ground almost, shot it right in the center and left a crater for critters to crawl. Adult hood should be a lot more scarier than my childhood. But it isn't. Fear of the Inevitable is irrational because God is inevitable and so is Buddha and Jesus and any other deities. Speaking of diets, my mother went on one and lost a lot of money (weight, too) because I could have told her for free but parents are a weird thing because they always say they're looking out for you but instead all they do is look down (or up depending on how tall you are). I'm 5'3" but I like to think I'm 5'2" but I act like I'm 6'4" but I feel like I'm 4'3". And every day is a struggle when you aren't the same height as you feel. The gas in my car goes quick and so does my temper and my friends. When waterfalls crash another boat is built to break. Whoever created the car also created the car crash and that deserves a round of applause because it is beautiful and destructive and just the way i like it. I'm a ********* so when people tell me to cheer up I take it to offense, but a fence gouged my stomach once and I told all my friends it was my appendix which is an appendage you don't need like your heart when it turns cold because no one can thaw ice without melting it to a puddle.
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