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"crone" poems
Unlucky the hero born In this province of the stuck record Where the most watchful cooks go jobless And the mayor's rôtisserie turns Round of its own accord. There's no career in the venture Of riding against the lizard, Himself withered these latter-days To leaf-size from lack of action: History's beaten the hazard. The last crone got burnt up More than eight decades back With the love-hot herb, the talking cat, But the children are better for it, The cow milks cream an inch thick.
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The Times Are Tidy
I am she Who compliments & completes The dream-lover and wishes Made when he is asleep. I am she Who suffers the most, Giving birth, cradling ghosts, As the crone or maid, (Once and always) Sister, mother, daughter, wife. I am she Who waits through the night. I am she Who equals the strength Of his light. "See me with your loving eyes, See me more than the tears I've cried!" I am she Who is willing To go with him to war, Not a man but as an equal, (I'm both soft yet hard) I am she To whom he'll give his heart I am the tunnel's bright end I am where The family starts, The breast which nurse small men. I am she The twin, The Juliet, The Goddess divine! I am she Who deserves the same in life, and for all time. (Peace be…) I am she I am you I am her I am the one besides And inside She is I… The romance in the dress, Patient Partner to the ends, Tiny dancer on the floor I am The one that loves you Forever & Evermore.
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Dec 1, 2019
Dec 1, 2019 at 10:20 AM UTC
I Am SHE (for Women's Day)
Salto Angel dances an Aqua-Skirt Such Fashion pleased the Tourists below How else can the Latin earn your Fervour But surpass your Record of height and snow? Funny, how her Majesty can suppress Even more when viewing up from this Point Like a Crone who often tries to oppress A Revolt which a Priest failed to Anoint And lowering my Camera, I see The many Prizes I did Hit-and-Miss But she roared with showers raining gently And, enough! They saw Rainbows turn to bliss. So I sat on a Rock to watch and live Hoping my Partner would rise to forgive.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 4:24 PM UTC
SONNET FEATURE NUMBER THREE
A wild man is not a boyfriend, he is a force. Can you love me in the blinding heat of a birthing star, when I shower warmth on distant moons? Can you love me in the hole of the cosmic Black, where no one can reach me? Not even you? Can you love me then too? Can you love me when I drag buffalo skulls through the dirt for days, to the rhythm of an ancient drum? Will you love me if my beard hides the scars in my heart, from battles I cannot explain? WIll you love me when I lack courage, when I am defeated, when I won’t let you patch my wounds? WIll you trust me when I smell of sweetgrass and sage, and when I stink of whiskey and sweat? When I drink from the cup and play in astral light, will you anchor me to Home? What happens when my words don’t work, and I can speak with only my eyes? Can you love me enough to let me go, without asking me where I’ll be? I am no poodle to lay groomed on a leash at your feet. I am the wolf that fetches the bones of truth. A wild man is not a boyfriend. He’s not built for animal husbandry. He is a force. He is a cause for an effect. He is a mission. Are you afraid to let me inside you? Not just my flesh, but my soul. The wild man is neither burglar or vandal. I will not take anything from you. I will not trample on sprouting seeds or pick flowers as a trophy. I am the sun on flooded fields and the fire for tangled webs. Don’t be scared, lover, mother, maiden, crone. Take me as I am. Even if I have the power to destroy worlds, I will not destroy you. A wild man is a protector. A father. A warrior for all that is good. When the chaos seeks to obliterate you, sheering your flesh from bone, I will hold all the pieces together in love, until you are ready to reassemble. When your seas boil, and your winds throw cars at corn fields, I will wait patiently for you to catch my eye, so that both of us can laugh. When Hell opens up the fiery gates, and sends all the cosmos against you… I plant my heels deep in the ground. I lay my shield low. My sword is sharp then, my love. The steel sings sweetly. With a smile, Hoka Hey! My last breath a farewell kiss. Today is a good day to die. For ours is the oldest love affair. The greatest story ever told. Cupid and Psyche, Shiva and Shakti, You and I. Same same but different. Would we have it any other way? A wild man is not a boyfriend. He is a force.
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Jul 29, 2015
Jul 29, 2015 at 9:09 AM UTC
A wild man is not a boyfriend, he is a force
A wild man is not a boyfriend, he is a force. Can you love me in the blinding heat of a birthing star, when I shower warmth on distant moons? Can you love me in the hole of the cosmic Black, where no one can reach me? Not even you? Can you love me then too? Can you love me when I drag buffalo skulls through the dirt for days, to the rhythm of an ancient drum? Will you love me if my beard hides the scars in my heart, from battles I cannot explain? WIll you love me when I lack courage, when I am defeated, when I won’t let you patch my wounds? WIll you trust me when I smell of sweetgrass and sage, and when I stink of whiskey and sweat? When I drink from the cup and play in astral light, will you anchor me to Home? What happens when my words don’t work, and I can speak with only my eyes? Can you love me enough to let me go, without asking me where I’ll be? I am no poodle to lay groomed on a leash at your feet. I am the wolf that fetches the bones of truth. A wild man is not a boyfriend. He’s not built for animal husbandry. He is a force. He is a cause for an effect. He is a mission. Are you afraid to let me inside you? Not just my flesh, but my soul. The wild man is neither burglar or vandal. I will not take anything from you. I will not trample on sprouting seeds or pick flowers as a trophy. I am the sun on flooded fields and the fire for tangled webs. Don’t be scared, lover, mother, maiden, crone. Take me as I am. Even if I have the power to destroy worlds, I will not destroy you. A wild man is a protector. A father. A warrior for all that is good. When the chaos seeks to obliterate you, sheering your flesh from bone, I will hold all the pieces together in love, until you are ready to reassemble. When your seas boil, and your winds throw cars at corn fields, I will wait patiently for you to catch my eye, so that both of us can laugh. When Hell opens up the fiery gates, and sends all the cosmos against you… I plant my heels deep in the ground. I lay my shield low. My sword is sharp then, my love. The steel sings sweetly. With a smile, Hoka Hey! My last breath a farewell kiss. Today is a good day to die. For ours is the oldest love affair. The greatest story ever told. Cupid and Psyche, Shiva and Shakti, You and I. Same same but different. Would we have it any other way? A wild man is not a boyfriend. He is a force.
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Samhain's Eve With Friends The Lady's light is ripe and full and orange so heavy the sky can scarce bear her up as I tread slowly tap tap my staff clicks my feet in their hurry crush sweet maple and acrid fir underfoot and the early evening mist grasps at bare tree limbs like heart broken suiters It's an early celabration Samhain Eve No Matter tis me alone and of course The Lady Slowly I find my stone grove and rest a bit ... price of a Crone No musicians tonight Ah the tape will do well enough No Sisters tonight too far to come obligations trick or treat ... No Matter Circle swept and Caste,Quarters called next all in turn music soft but building insence sweet shrouds me Fire my element crackles and spits with blessed heat Time to steppe the Circle This Dance I know so well This Dance I have taught and danced and dreamt it always Eyes Closed Cleansing Breathe Bells on wrist and ankles chime Now swaying stepping Luna's great course across the sky once this way next reverse slowly gently all recedes there is nothing now but me and She She Morghanna Isis Gaia Mother Maiden Crone My Lady The flute is faint and hard to hear now but the drum is strong heartbeat strong slow and deep suddenly there are voices far yet whysper close so soft full of laughter and secrets ..ghostly hands Sisters past, lost to me and spirits new entwine with mine and voices long forgotten soar So Sweet and my feet so clumsy and slow seem to fly and I hear the flute in the chime of Her laughter She Has Come Welcome My Lady I hear nothing now but the drum and the rush of the wind through my hair The Drum The Sisters The Fire and My Lady Suddenly my step slows no longer is it sure aware of the stones beaneath and my hand blest but a moment ago now feels the loss of my Sisters grasp but we are never far from one another no matter the side of the veil I tire and stop the night has waned the tape has stopped..when I cant recall Never Mind Close the quarters with thanks Sever the Circle Douse the smudge and Thank The Lady for a Samhain's Eve , with friends Solita Arcanes ShadoeWalker 31/10/10
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Jan 23, 2011
Jan 23, 2011 at 2:50 PM UTC
A Samhain Night With Friends
Samhain's Eve With Friends The Lady's light is ripe and full and orange so heavy the sky can scarce bear her up as I tread slowly tap tap my staff clicks my feet in their hurry crush sweet maple and acrid fir underfoot and the early evening mist grasps at bare tree limbs like heart broken suiters It's an early celabration Samhain Eve No Matter tis me alone and of course The Lady Slowly I find my stone grove and rest a bit ... price of a Crone No musicians tonight Ah the tape will do well enough No Sisters tonight too far to come obligations trick or treat ... No Matter Circle swept and Caste,Quarters called next all in turn music soft but building insence sweet shrouds me Fire my element crackles and spits with blessed heat Time to steppe the Circle This Dance I know so well This Dance I have taught and danced and dreamt it always Eyes Closed Cleansing Breathe Bells on wrist and ankles chime Now swaying stepping Luna's great course across the sky once this way next reverse slowly gently all recedes there is nothing now but me and She She Morghanna Isis Gaia Mother Maiden Crone My Lady The flute is faint and hard to hear now but the drum is strong heartbeat strong slow and deep suddenly there are voices far yet whysper close so soft full of laughter and secrets ..ghostly hands Sisters past, lost to me and spirits new entwine with mine and voices long forgotten soar So Sweet and my feet so clumsy and slow seem to fly and I hear the flute in the chime of Her laughter She Has Come Welcome My Lady I hear nothing now but the drum and the rush of the wind through my hair The Drum The Sisters The Fire and My Lady Suddenly my step slows no longer is it sure aware of the stones beaneath and my hand blest but a moment ago now feels the loss of my Sisters grasp but we are never far from one another no matter the side of the veil I tire and stop the night has waned the tape has stopped..when I cant recall Never Mind Close the quarters with thanks Sever the Circle Douse the smudge and Thank The Lady for a Samhain's Eve , with friends Solita Arcanes ShadoeWalker 31/10/10
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I lay my head upon my mother’s chest And for a moment, I’m a little girl again. I remember what it’s like for the whole world to stop For worries to melt away like candle wax My jagged edges smoothed by a warm embrace It’s a feeling I’ve rarely felt since Maiden, Mother, Crone I watch the wheel of fortune spin Daughter, Mother, Grandmother Me, Myself, I The passing of time I there observe in all its stages In our faces Growing old, To be young, The illusion dissipates when I look into the eyes of those who I love most In those luminous pools I see more than a person, I see a mirror I see my connectedness and yet There’s an immense need to defend what is mine I wish I could stay here Just for a little while longer But we are all just passing through I can only hope, this selfish desire Is justified
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Oct 1, 2018
Oct 1, 2018 at 2:02 AM UTC
Mother
She danced a symbolic grace with a look of malice written on her face She cast a lunatic eclipse of my erratic soul The Maiden The Mother The Crone It was more than a phase Just a glimpse into our story-lines She was the moon I was the son The anima The animus star-crossed in our own paths in our own way I crowned her in stars, she shed the scales from her eyes and we met in a fiery embrace Heaven on Earth aligned like syzygy, but only for a moment We destroyed each other, Yet we were complete.
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Oct 8, 2014
Oct 8, 2014 at 2:37 PM UTC
Lunatic Eclipse (reprise)
But I'm Not Bitter -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- a dark and dreary day ( I know its Tripe but today it is true ) rain makes me sour and truly an old crone My skin is too tight and my bones are not nimble but stiff and useless Stairs are insurmountable and the phone seems too far away for the effort I no longer try to be pleasant and am left alone but for my furry mob who can care less my bad mood my desk chair is surrounded now with hot water bottles electrical pads and nuke em packs and of course pill bottles the detritus of pain It is now a companion old and well known to me I am told ever "Its age my Dear, Just live with it I am told "It's all in your mind there's no pain at all" I am told :Push through it and endure don't acknowledge it ignore it" When will it leave ? at death ? What a thought to have to drag it with me at the end. I curse his name His Family His Heritage His Intellect His Temper His one action one blow in fury his one tantrum ... And the sentence is life ...for me I wonder ..If I saw him could I strike back? I know there is no forgiveness no saint like pity or absolution Every time I hit the ground in a seizure he has hit me again Everyday I cannot climb the stairs in my own home He has thrown me once again through the window and I fall the 6 floors again Stop holding on to it you'll never get any better ... And I try ..I really do ... Then the seizures come or I cannot do a simple household task or I must once more tell a friend I cannot meet them for tea (a selfish luxury) You know I bet he has not thought of me in years ..but his actions govern what I can do every day of my Life But I am not Bitter Solita -2006 Author's Location: Toronto, Ontario
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Jun 13, 2014
Jun 13, 2014 at 5:33 PM UTC
But I'mnot bitter
But I'm Not Bitter -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- a dark and dreary day ( I know its Tripe but today it is true ) rain makes me sour and truly an old crone My skin is too tight and my bones are not nimble but stiff and useless Stairs are insurmountable and the phone seems too far away for the effort I no longer try to be pleasant and am left alone but for my furry mob who can care less my bad mood my desk chair is surrounded now with hot water bottles electrical pads and nuke em packs and of course pill bottles the detritus of pain It is now a companion old and well known to me I am told ever "Its age my Dear, Just live with it I am told "It's all in your mind there's no pain at all" I am told :Push through it and endure don't acknowledge it ignore it" When will it leave ? at death ? What a thought to have to drag it with me at the end. I curse his name His Family His Heritage His Intellect His Temper His one action one blow in fury his one tantrum ... And the sentence is life ...for me I wonder ..If I saw him could I strike back? I know there is no forgiveness no saint like pity or absolution Every time I hit the ground in a seizure he has hit me again Everyday I cannot climb the stairs in my own home He has thrown me once again through the window and I fall the 6 floors again Stop holding on to it you'll never get any better ... And I try ..I really do ... Then the seizures come or I cannot do a simple household task or I must once more tell a friend I cannot meet them for tea (a selfish luxury) You know I bet he has not thought of me in years ..but his actions govern what I can do every day of my Life But I am not Bitter Solita -2006 Author's Location: Toronto, Ontario
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I am resilient today I've yet to right a wrong, Write poem, Sight a note, Convey in pros, Hope for hope, Join the stream, Bathe in logos, Come close to host the thoughts of all; Boast? I don't think so. What's not achieved Isn't real? Really? I cannot convey the souls that reside this body, This mind, Chimed, From which end of the chimera? The poem intoned, Vocal aspects of the crone. Cyclically saying, I am resilient.
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Mar 22, 2016
Mar 22, 2016 at 12:28 AM UTC
Testament
Three Mothers stood alone. Aleph, Mem, and Shin. A great mystery are these three, Watching, weaving, and true. From the Mothers came three Fathers, Stranger still are they. Six rings around the Twins, From six proceed all things. A riddle I ask you, a riddle so true, Can you answer me this? A musing I give you in the form of a poem, Do you catch my drift? Three stood alone before all things, Three who are older than time. Six stood alone in the Outer Dark, But which came before which other? How old is Nimue, how old's the child, Is she younger than all the rest? How old is Ninue, is she younger than you, Who was the very first born? How old is Mari, how old's the mother, Was she born and when was that? How old is Mari, is she older than that, Who's the reflection of God Herself? How old's the Anna, how old's the crone, Is she more ancient than all the rest? How old's the Anna, is she older than dirt, When was the Priestess born? How old's the Blue God, when did he dance, Was he very first born of all? How old's the Blue God, how young's the youth, Who is the last to endure? How old is Twr, how old is Krom, Is he father or teacher of all? How old is Twr, in his tall tower. Who's sword will cut through us all? How old is Arddhu, how old is Death, How long has he stood at the Gates? How old is Arddhu, did youth or true death, Come first in the order of things? Three stood alone before all things, Three who are older than time. Six stood alone in the Outer Dark, But which came before which other? A riddle I ask you, a riddle so true, Can you answer me this? A musing I give you in the form of a poem, Do you catch my drift? From the Mothers came three Fathers, Stranger still are they. Six rings around the Twins, From six proceed all things.   Three Mothers stood alone. Aleph, Mem, and Shin. A great mystery are these three, Watching, weaving, and true.
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Nov 24, 2011
Nov 24, 2011 at 9:40 PM UTC
A Riddle, A Musing, A Poem
Three Mothers stood alone. Aleph, Mem, and Shin. A great mystery are these three, Watching, weaving, and true. From the Mothers came three Fathers, Stranger still are they. Six rings around the Twins, From six proceed all things. A riddle I ask you, a riddle so true, Can you answer me this? A musing I give you in the form of a poem, Do you catch my drift? Three stood alone before all things, Three who are older than time. Six stood alone in the Outer Dark, But which came before which other? How old is Nimue, how old's the child, Is she younger than all the rest? How old is Ninue, is she younger than you, Who was the very first born? How old is Mari, how old's the mother, Was she born and when was that? How old is Mari, is she older than that, Who's the reflection of God Herself? How old's the Anna, how old's the crone, Is she more ancient than all the rest? How old's the Anna, is she older than dirt, When was the Priestess born? How old's the Blue God, when did he dance, Was he very first born of all? How old's the Blue God, how young's the youth, Who is the last to endure? How old is Twr, how old is Krom, Is he father or teacher of all? How old is Twr, in his tall tower. Who's sword will cut through us all? How old is Arddhu, how old is Death, How long has he stood at the Gates? How old is Arddhu, did youth or true death, Come first in the order of things? Three stood alone before all things, Three who are older than time. Six stood alone in the Outer Dark, But which came before which other? A riddle I ask you, a riddle so true, Can you answer me this? A musing I give you in the form of a poem, Do you catch my drift? From the Mothers came three Fathers, Stranger still are they. Six rings around the Twins, From six proceed all things.   Three Mothers stood alone. Aleph, Mem, and Shin. A great mystery are these three, Watching, weaving, and true.
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Maiden, New beginnings sprout in feminine Earth. Legs rooted in blossoming Spring. Newborn innocence cultivates in raw purity. Mother, essence of life, predecessor of power. Like fruit ripening in preparation of harvest. Fertile fulfillment found in abundance. Crone, a culmination of earned experience, compassionate wisdom. Cold winter bears bereavement. Change in continuous cycle. ~ Mother earth, complexion of cosmos. My celestial creator. Maiden, mother, crone. Woman. Goddess.
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 1:00 PM UTC
Goddess
Taffeta dress. Pink bows and ribbons, Plaited elegantly through her shiny hair. Shoes made of crystal glass. Azure eyes that allure. Princes and spinsters. All vying for love. In ball gowns. Feel the frowns. The pauper descends. Out of place, amid friends. Pretences of sisters who whisper and moan. Two sisters and mother that clamour the throne. They're trying for love. Met on the staircase. We really don't really care case. Sisters on ladders of heels,as they stagger . Their mouths filthy as bladders and bowels. Nasty creatures. Vile in lust. Lustful greed. Maternal demon seed. Stepmother, toxically crumbles to dust. Crone godmother. A quick sip of milk. Cinderella my lovely became but a sylph. Dispelled stepmother and daughter's that cussed. Transport to the princes ball. In a pumpkin, should maybe have been made into a sickly sweet pie. Lizards as footmen, stood fast on the back on the coach pulled by white mice. The creatures were shocked. By the changes, all the rearrangements. Built up with Cinderella before, a creature comfort kind of rapport. Be back by midnight said the fairy godmother, she knew he'd really grow to love her. Midnight came midnight went. A glorious evening only lent. She tripped on the stair, Nobody cared, except the prince and cute cinders. She lost her shoe, in a hurry to flee. Prince himself picked it up, unable to believe in lady luck was meant to be. He searched his dominions far and wide, just to find his princess bride. All the best things found in fairy tales. What do I find? Just slugs and snails. Yep, you guessed it I'm a bit of a cynic. (c)Livvi MMCV
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May 15, 2015
May 15, 2015 at 2:07 PM UTC
MOVIE INSPIRATION
Taffeta dress. Pink bows and ribbons, Plaited elegantly through her shiny hair. Shoes made of crystal glass. Azure eyes that allure. Princes and spinsters. All vying for love. In ball gowns. Feel the frowns. The pauper descends. Out of place, amid friends. Pretences of sisters who whisper and moan. Two sisters and mother that clamour the throne. They're trying for love. Met on the staircase. We really don't really care case. Sisters on ladders of heels,as they stagger . Their mouths filthy as bladders and bowels. Nasty creatures. Vile in lust. Lustful greed. Maternal demon seed. Stepmother, toxically crumbles to dust. Crone godmother. A quick sip of milk. Cinderella my lovely became but a sylph. Dispelled stepmother and daughter's that cussed. Transport to the princes ball. In a pumpkin, should maybe have been made into a sickly sweet pie. Lizards as footmen, stood fast on the back on the coach pulled by white mice. The creatures were shocked. By the changes, all the rearrangements. Built up with Cinderella before, a creature comfort kind of rapport. Be back by midnight said the fairy godmother, she knew he'd really grow to love her. Midnight came midnight went. A glorious evening only lent. She tripped on the stair, Nobody cared, except the prince and cute cinders. She lost her shoe, in a hurry to flee. Prince himself picked it up, unable to believe in lady luck was meant to be. He searched his dominions far and wide, just to find his princess bride. All the best things found in fairy tales. What do I find? Just slugs and snails. Yep, you guessed it I'm a bit of a cynic. (c)Livvi MMCV
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It’s All Hallow’s Eve and there’s little sound, Except for a few goblins dancing around, An old witch creates another evil spell, Summoning demons from down in Hell. The old hag stirs her boiling stew, Adds eye of a newt, and another shrew, The cauldron bubbles over the roaring fire, The smoke rising up, higher and higher. A black cat watches and suddenly screams, It’s enough to haunt anyone’s dreams, The old woman smiles an evil grin, Her wart covered face personifies sin. Looking around the spooky room, Perched in the corner is a wooden broom, Later she’ll get on it, and will take flight, As she rides off on All Hallow’s Night. Somewhere another victim will await, Helpless to control their coming fate, Another body that will soon be cold, Another life that will never grow old. Just another night’s work for an evil crone, It’s what you do when you’re bad to the bone, For another year, she will take leave, And be back again next All Hallow’s Eve. 11-01-14.
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Nov 1, 2014
Nov 1, 2014 at 3:04 AM UTC
All Hallow's Eve
'She will change,' I cried. 'Into a withered crone.' The heart in my side, That so still had lain, In noble rage replied And beat upon the bone: 'Uplift those eyes and throw Those glances unafraid: She would as bravely show Did all the fabric fade; No withered crone I saw Before the world was made.' Abashed by that report, For the heart cannot lie, I knelt in the dirt. And all shall bend the knee To my offended heart Until it pardon me.
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Young Man's Song
three ripe figs: maiden-mother-crone fresh and green, not fully grown gravid, blushing, ripe allure nut-brown, wrinkled, sun-matured. which of these the sweetest be? high upon this old fig tree maiden tartness bright and young full womanhood upon the tongue. drooping breast and brown age-spots spurned by youthful hungry thoughts. adolescent, first one picked complex taste is not quite fixed. plump and ready, sun-touched mother ripe fig flavor like no other ignored by most, her dried-up skin sags dessicated on the limb. with sweetest nectar deep inside. never plucked and never tried.
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Mar 1, 2012
Mar 1, 2012 at 1:22 PM UTC
figs
Posing squirrels Legs crossed Hands on hips Chins held high And a smile to drive Your mind like A merry-go-round! Talking trees Strong limbs Thin and thick ******** for more space Their high and low Pitched voices Sending thunders through The ear-holes Of birds Zigzagging For escape Through the branches Dancing water Taking form of the Most beautiful treasures The eye can behold Then suddenly transforming To a most frightening sight! In one moment A nymph strumming the Horse gut strings Of an oak guitar An instant later A giant serpent All slim and Venomous goo With the head of The death crone The legs of a Rooster It's iguana tongue Searching for Your face! You look at your own Reflection in the mirror You try to speak to Yourself Only you have No mouth No ears No nose No taste or voice No ability to listen No smell But what's this!? You ask... My reflection has all these things! And with the Evil jest of a Jealous twin Your mirror self Mocks you! Poking out her tongue Dancing to music You can't hear And making exaggerated Sniffs of the Perfume air... All this with only your Eyes to see What a nightmare! Thank nature Our imagination Roams free in our head Not physically in our world! If that were the case... What kind of world Would we live in? Skeletons wearing Coconuts Singing karaoke... Hummingbirds ******* the juice From our eyeballs... Again I say Thank nature Our imagination Roams free in our head Not freely In our world! *Inspired at a festival, while I observed all the fun happening around.*
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Aug 27, 2012
Aug 27, 2012 at 10:33 PM UTC
Imagination
Posing squirrels Legs crossed Hands on hips Chins held high And a smile to drive Your mind like A merry-go-round! Talking trees Strong limbs Thin and thick ******** for more space Their high and low Pitched voices Sending thunders through The ear-holes Of birds Zigzagging For escape Through the branches Dancing water Taking form of the Most beautiful treasures The eye can behold Then suddenly transforming To a most frightening sight! In one moment A nymph strumming the Horse gut strings Of an oak guitar An instant later A giant serpent All slim and Venomous goo With the head of The death crone The legs of a Rooster It's iguana tongue Searching for Your face! You look at your own Reflection in the mirror You try to speak to Yourself Only you have No mouth No ears No nose No taste or voice No ability to listen No smell But what's this!? You ask... My reflection has all these things! And with the Evil jest of a Jealous twin Your mirror self Mocks you! Poking out her tongue Dancing to music You can't hear And making exaggerated Sniffs of the Perfume air... All this with only your Eyes to see What a nightmare! Thank nature Our imagination Roams free in our head Not physically in our world! If that were the case... What kind of world Would we live in? Skeletons wearing Coconuts Singing karaoke... Hummingbirds ******* the juice From our eyeballs... Again I say Thank nature Our imagination Roams free in our head Not freely In our world! *Inspired at a festival, while I observed all the fun happening around.*
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I know you, Jenny. Your beauty betrays you. What other woman has hair of fine-spun gold thread and long-lashed eyes of sapphire perfection? Visible through white silk, your ******* and hips lure me towards golden-freckled alabaster arms. I’ve known your name all my life. Now I meet you, smiling shyly as you bathe. You’ll not get me, water spirit. They say you wait in wind-wild streams and lonely pools for weaker souls than I to surrender to your enchantment. You beckon lovers in to greet your body; to love you. They say you coil weeds around hopeful lovers’ ankles and pull them down, white cold, into black depths. You show their drowning eyes the hideous crone you really are: Jenny Green Teeth. But I see no crone, only youthful perfection radiant in high sun’s glory. Oh Jenny, your beauty and smile draw me. Will you take me? Love me? Drown me? Let us speak in whispers. Touch our fingers. Lips? I cannot believe what they say. I cannot. I do not. The water … so cold.
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Apr 7, 2016
Apr 7, 2016 at 11:06 AM UTC
Welsh Maiden
"Do not judge them," She whispered softly, "You may be old, But you have yet to live as well." And they stared at her, For the first time in decades, With eyes wide with wonder. "But I have seen so many things, I am certain I know more." "No," Smiled the crone, Orange eyes twinkling like starlight. "You know what you know for yourself, And yourself alone. Your wisdom is yours." "Shouldn't I make my wisdom theirs as well?" Cried the playwright. "They're making too many mistakes, I have to fix it." And still, the crone continued to smile. "Their mistakes are theirs to make." She reached out and placed a hand upon the playwrights' paper. "Just as your wisdom is yours, their experiences are theirs, and just as valid as yours." She took the quill from the playwright, and tucked the crow's feather in her hair. "Allow them to grow without your bias." "But I don't approve--" The crone gave the playwright a bright smile, Though her eyes were dark, Which ultimately shut them up. "Your place is not to judge. It is to nurture. It is to guide." She said softly, though her tone was much more assertive. "Then let me guide," The playwright began. "There is a vast divide between guidance and control." The vision of her shimmered, and she took a step back. "I don't understand." The playwright held their head in their hands, knuckles white while gripped onto curls. "And you will not understand until you yourself live." The old crone cooed, before her image blew away in soft red wind. And there the playwright was left, A half written letter filled with judgment and smudged ink, And no quill to finish it with. They fell back into their chair, Glaring at their writing desk. Whether or not the crone was right or wrong, They still didn't get their quill back.
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Oct 30, 2016
Oct 30, 2016 at 1:01 PM UTC
A Necessary Hallows Eve Vision
"Do not judge them," She whispered softly, "You may be old, But you have yet to live as well." And they stared at her, For the first time in decades, With eyes wide with wonder. "But I have seen so many things, I am certain I know more." "No," Smiled the crone, Orange eyes twinkling like starlight. "You know what you know for yourself, And yourself alone. Your wisdom is yours." "Shouldn't I make my wisdom theirs as well?" Cried the playwright. "They're making too many mistakes, I have to fix it." And still, the crone continued to smile. "Their mistakes are theirs to make." She reached out and placed a hand upon the playwrights' paper. "Just as your wisdom is yours, their experiences are theirs, and just as valid as yours." She took the quill from the playwright, and tucked the crow's feather in her hair. "Allow them to grow without your bias." "But I don't approve--" The crone gave the playwright a bright smile, Though her eyes were dark, Which ultimately shut them up. "Your place is not to judge. It is to nurture. It is to guide." She said softly, though her tone was much more assertive. "Then let me guide," The playwright began. "There is a vast divide between guidance and control." The vision of her shimmered, and she took a step back. "I don't understand." The playwright held their head in their hands, knuckles white while gripped onto curls. "And you will not understand until you yourself live." The old crone cooed, before her image blew away in soft red wind. And there the playwright was left, A half written letter filled with judgment and smudged ink, And no quill to finish it with. They fell back into their chair, Glaring at their writing desk. Whether or not the crone was right or wrong, They still didn't get their quill back.
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I am she Who compliments and completes The dream lover and the wish Made when he is asleep I am she Who suffers most Giving birth, cradling the ghost Of the crone Once and always Sister mother daughter wife I am she Who waits through the night I am she Who equals the strength Of his light See me with your loving eyes See me more than the tears I've cried I am she Who will go with him to war Not a man but an equal Both soft and yet hard I am she To whom he'll give his heart I am the tunnel's bright end I am where The family starts The breast that feeds Small men I am she The twin, the Juliet, the goddess divine I am she Who deserves the same In this life Together in time I am she I am you I am her I am the one besides And inside She is I The romance in the dress Patient Partner to the ends Tiny dancer on the floor I am The one that loves you Evermore. *(I am She. I am Yours).*
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Mar 8, 2017
Mar 8, 2017 at 10:40 PM UTC
I AM She (for Women's Day)
Is it odd that I hate tree stumps? I mean, really, is it just me? Is there something wrong with me? I walk past them on the roadside And something seems to break free. I feel tense and taut; A green branch pulled tight On the saw edge of a gardener’s knife, Peeling back one fibre at a time. I can’t stop it to save my life. It makes my skin crawl To see the corpse left jutting up Like the last tooth of a diseased crone, Like a tag on the skin of the earth, A drying scab to make the mother moan. Couldn’t they just dig it up, Or is that too much to ask? Not enough to slay the ancient tree, But to leave it lying on the ground; Like leaving the foot of an amputee. It makes me so mad That I wonder I don’t complain, But then I know a letter will be ignored, As the death of such a mighty sentinel Is a thing our conscience can afford. It’s not like it was alive… But the sarcasm doesn’t matter, And the funny looks I get while I weep Sink like the teeth of a saw, Cutting through the body at my feet. Am I the only one who hates tree stumps?
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May 25, 2015
May 25, 2015 at 5:03 AM UTC
On The Wooden Limbs Of Deceased Amputees
Oh how I do Desire you you luscious vibrant creature Dance with me ! Do not resist ! Our Passion we'll uncover And I the Crone am here to offer Wisdom, Grace and Power Handing you a Magic Key to Honor your own Fire Allow us now to merge in you Relax and see we guide you true Your path is not a righteous hell but sweet Creation~ All is Well
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Aug 23, 2012
Aug 23, 2012 at 8:34 PM UTC
****** and Crone
The crone sits hunched in her little cell has played all her cards and cast every spell. She's baron and empty a dried up husk and no one can see her not even at dusk. She was a wise mans daughter now just a drudge and life's passing by her and that really hurts. A young girl loves her and takes her advice calls her mother and other things, nice. Her daughters father he twists the knife the crone who sits hunched he call's her wife. She call's him DEATH.
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Dec 14, 2010
Dec 14, 2010 at 2:08 PM UTC
The Crone
it... it's too small for my hands I smile winsome to convince the loose doily cloth of naivete the backwards crone covered in bark the little old lady who looks young in the dark she belongs under secrets in a lemon grove she's the oldest and newest in all of the park.
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Oct 2, 2012
Oct 2, 2012 at 10:20 AM UTC
Summer's Crone
She is the goddess, all-receptive and coagulating eternally to shift with our rhythms, our wants, our needs. She is as old as all the dark rivers that coalesce into the perfection of the sea. She is the lady who opens herself and ushers us onto our golden throne, and urges us to drink from her ****** chalice. She was alive in the Way, and in the Water, and in the Moon, and in the Blood of the Ages that flows still in the veins of a hidden world. She is the perfect wife, the wise crone, the impetuous harlot, ill of temper and all-forgiving.
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Jun 27, 2014
Jun 27, 2014 at 9:31 PM UTC
The Scarlet Woman
Lost alone Hope forgone Crying god You worthless crone No love shown My shirt long gone On the first whose cold could thaw And years not days I passed away Forsooth no lack of thanks would stop me 1/2 pause Id say my jobs more then flattery But now everyday is pain And all I saved still wastes away My philanthropy now martyr days And worse for ware I'm, lets endeavor **** god hell I could do better
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Oct 10, 2012
Oct 10, 2012 at 12:01 AM UTC
****** amatures