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"decanter" poems
You're risking naught, an annihilation of worth Wasting and encouraging moments to rot. Decay. Values friendship Twisted morals dipped in deceit. Not satisfied with boundaries Chasing infected affection swirling in the smooth crevasses of backwash around emptied wine bottles Impressionable, emitting the most tenacious of the F word Fake Fake and Selfish It isn't narcissism when you drown yourself in the pits No permission, no inhibition As lazy as the Greeks who never made a move to climb the mountaintop and defy their Gods face to face Dependent and ******* support from Clans because you're terrified of this world At least I"m honest with my decanter of harming thoughts. obsessed and overbearing, flesh crawling use my being as subject matter and mold it into paperdoll play toys like gold eye-liner its a party trick seek solice when grimacing down a bottle of brew bumpers in the bowling alley a Life Alert sort of living You claim to haven no fear but I see your throat clench start living admit the defeat a proud coward lilly livered, yellow belly shift shift between a fable and nerve
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Aug 19, 2013
Aug 19, 2013 at 1:38 AM UTC
Safety Dance
A clay *** holds your happiness. It's halfway tall, reaching up to your thigh, Narrow, blown up in the middle, narrow. Simple lid with a spherical dot for fingers to grasp, and a black drawn line that curls from base to lip, and over. Insides encumbered by sweet darkness, shaded glory, because outside, gleaming. Spiraled gold that must have dribbled off the sun's ice cream cone leaked through the bottom where the end had broken and flavor escaped to land on your mirthful urn. Blue so clear, the sky surely lost a piece of itself as a crack appeared and a fragment cascaded downward to shatter along your pleasant chalice. And in between, are lines of green that could have only originated on pinewood trees in a forest so dark that monsters beware. Bordering a little town where children played and only truth was called, never dare. Because there is red on your delighted decanter. Spattered droplets of coagulated sparks. Jaded needles saturated, with pine fresh essence emanating from your zesty flagon. And a single spot, Barren. Bereft of treasure. Parted from cerulean. Robbed of Viridian. And severed in the roots of a blushing Amaryllis. Occupying there, a white blemish, a shape of infinite corners immaculately defined and so small, you will never find it                                                                                                                on the canister that harbors your smile.
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Feb 24, 2013
Feb 24, 2013 at 11:33 PM UTC
Contained Jubilance
A clay *** holds your happiness. It's halfway tall, reaching up to your thigh, Narrow, blown up in the middle, narrow. Simple lid with a spherical dot for fingers to grasp, and a black drawn line that curls from base to lip, and over. Insides encumbered by sweet darkness, shaded glory, because outside, gleaming. Spiraled gold that must have dribbled off the sun's ice cream cone leaked through the bottom where the end had broken and flavor escaped to land on your mirthful urn. Blue so clear, the sky surely lost a piece of itself as a crack appeared and a fragment cascaded downward to shatter along your pleasant chalice. And in between, are lines of green that could have only originated on pinewood trees in a forest so dark that monsters beware. Bordering a little town where children played and only truth was called, never dare. Because there is red on your delighted decanter. Spattered droplets of coagulated sparks. Jaded needles saturated, with pine fresh essence emanating from your zesty flagon. And a single spot, Barren. Bereft of treasure. Parted from cerulean. Robbed of Viridian. And severed in the roots of a blushing Amaryllis. Occupying there, a white blemish, a shape of infinite corners immaculately defined and so small, you will never find it                                                                                                                on the canister that harbors your smile.
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I like dancing and drinking, sometimes fighting and ******* and not necessarily in that order. Life isn't an equation. It's not a folded napkin, windexed decanter or applebees' reservation. Sing, smoke, scream. When you laugh, let it boom. Howl at imaginary moons. Roar to life
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Sep 9, 2016
Sep 9, 2016 at 3:06 PM UTC
Affirmation
A vast valley of empty noise. Muffled screams ambient like static. Dodging cunning plans and ploys. As each friend intends to wreak havoc. I set aflame in rage and shame. Smoke signals soar high from my side. As I try to decide what is wise. Incontinence of the lips disguised as clever banter. Hollow thoughts reveal themselves and foggy eyes gleam far and wide. I'll have a drink of endless size. "I'd rather be anywhere, or anything" I say whilst reaching for a decanter.
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Mar 23, 2015
Mar 23, 2015 at 12:00 AM UTC
Lost in the Noise
This poem indicates my scatergorized pattern of thought We are a generation of gas masks and 3D glasses Now we are a nation of bullet proof vests and USB drives Grotesque regurgitated shallow sympathy Universal imagery I’m no type of Sadducee In medicated revelry Mood disorders and bipolarity Inspiration Found at the bottom of a decanter from Macedonia Truculent truths and the opposition of common place thought Andy why am I so indignant prey tell? Because I Am Drunk Ha ha ha
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Feb 10, 2014
Feb 10, 2014 at 11:46 AM UTC
California Burgundy
inside weeks now, first frost warmed off, a *** watered but still sere; her leafless twigs stand here ... pointing accusingly (she'd promised us limes someday) hope's a careless gardener with deep roots resurrection imagined, coaxed to new shoots, green flecks ... some sign (and lime fruits some day) or any season grander than aged bourbon and ginger ... sipped the crystal decanter bides quietly with gilt china (for our harvest of limes) a dusty cabinet counts reasons in neat rows plant and man await parting, those pursed lips of time (and dream, both, of limes)
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Dec 5, 2015
Dec 5, 2015 at 12:28 AM UTC
The Strange Case of Being
All this... O, this shall be his. He who in well-leaned doorways And oft-learned corners Hath resigned any byways To dream: “A tall order To rove in the mud And muck up one's soles” Says he who would trod Upon painless goals. Him safe in his womb, His wont wooden beams. Neglect to his comb and Plume and dusty seeds. “Who would fret in the rain?” He asks. “And why suffer venture?” “I've a cubby! Where's the shame In my hearth and decanter?” “I tell you all!” he says One night, in a fit. “Them's fools! They that count on the coldness and chance Of a bleak, backwards world In despotic hands. Come time, Come the end- You'll see what I have!” O, the mites and the mice And the crumbs and the cracks And the creaks in the night And the stock-still plants And the angles all learned And the steps all a measure And every walking turn And every processed pleasure And the patterns and ease With his paper and naps What is good on the knees And light on the back And the age and the greys And the frustrating lust And the well-worn ways And the old codger's fuss And the twilight come And the shadows of scythes And a final look back Through wondering eyes And the what-if's and why's Of the best girl in Eire And the laughter of kids In a moistening eye... And the plain wooden box And the standard rites And the empty expanse Of the graveyard night. And no crowd and no cries Just a man and ***** And pile of dirt Where ol' whats-his-name lays All this- O, This shall be his. -c. c. Condry
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Mar 12, 2011
Mar 12, 2011 at 8:32 PM UTC
This Shall Be His
All this... O, this shall be his. He who in well-leaned doorways And oft-learned corners Hath resigned any byways To dream: “A tall order To rove in the mud And muck up one's soles” Says he who would trod Upon painless goals. Him safe in his womb, His wont wooden beams. Neglect to his comb and Plume and dusty seeds. “Who would fret in the rain?” He asks. “And why suffer venture?” “I've a cubby! Where's the shame In my hearth and decanter?” “I tell you all!” he says One night, in a fit. “Them's fools! They that count on the coldness and chance Of a bleak, backwards world In despotic hands. Come time, Come the end- You'll see what I have!” O, the mites and the mice And the crumbs and the cracks And the creaks in the night And the stock-still plants And the angles all learned And the steps all a measure And every walking turn And every processed pleasure And the patterns and ease With his paper and naps What is good on the knees And light on the back And the age and the greys And the frustrating lust And the well-worn ways And the old codger's fuss And the twilight come And the shadows of scythes And a final look back Through wondering eyes And the what-if's and why's Of the best girl in Eire And the laughter of kids In a moistening eye... And the plain wooden box And the standard rites And the empty expanse Of the graveyard night. And no crowd and no cries Just a man and ***** And pile of dirt Where ol' whats-his-name lays All this- O, This shall be his. -c. c. Condry
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Two years old, he totters towards his mutti's skirts She turns away, for the decanter, and locks him in his room Oh! He wails, pounding his little fists against the floor, But she finds him asleep on the rug, clutching an old poppet to his breast She lifts him to his crib and kisses his sodden cheek, checking her abuse at the door Her smile is smug, folded away into her adulteration of love. Five years old and he asks after his sire, Tracing the beading of her mourning dress, as she kneels with him As if he were a snake and she was stricken, she drops him squat on the cold floorboards. Pulls herself within, Then reaches to him, Whispering condemnation and condolence He backs away, burning his hand on the fire grate, the love in his eyes as dim. When he is seven, the boy takes up a twisted love for architecture, swears he'll become a sailor, far from home Her eyes are a cooling, somber grey-blue, they alight then smolder with a hiss The boy's eyes are green, flush with life and innocence They're his .
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Apr 29, 2015
Apr 29, 2015 at 3:36 AM UTC
If I let my loss rule you
Fill the decanter with the holy wine, and watch the universe intertwine. Across the table sits your deceiver, you listen to her talk and you believe her- yet you know she's your worst liar, but you indulge in her amorphous fire. Under the fresco and dimming chandelier you see your wife and children appear, you and the deceiver run to the fire exit, escaping up the staircase, leaving the banquet. She stops you for a second and whispers "I love you," and even though inside you feel a little blue, you ascend with her because she is married, too.
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Jul 25, 2014
Jul 25, 2014 at 7:54 PM UTC
Deceiver
Tyrant vandal Belly buttons born from tongue toy hammer whack shameless pantomime gold-digger jezebel ***** archetype bad product off food witchy fingers green fluorescent pink yellow ray of backwards twist mother truckers flat wheel tyre engine fire engine whoop weep tear tears down ripped up feeling face straight up to ceiling baby crib our tired little limbs break against the tide I want to swim away from here place island Caribbean holiday at Christmas I don’t want to be here when I get back lead trail hike walk up the stairs followed my shadow tie me up to lamppost dead flowers bouquet take give taker giver relationship spit out the blues by Benny and The Jets riddle saxophonists up walls and silly laughter clown faces you are a good morning stream streamer party thrower down sink lob me up pipes plumber broken loo place to sit and ponder on my **** think too many faces cherub fat little smile me a river bend down here we build a fort like kids and you’re home for ***** sake safety traffic cone orange still scares me to death bobby pins left on windowsills I chuck the memory out back it makes me sick pummel the cheekbones down flat face two face baby feet get into bins bin trash bag split when I picked it up I’m covered in rotten courgetti hipster you’re a stinking mess I hate your stupid shoes walk in a straight line you drunken ******* skip home with me hop scotch decanter glass slips off side crash pop Rice Krispy cereal noise white noise rain playlist through the walls I push through in pure stubbornness I leave us be lots of love, distance.
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Mar 14, 2019
Mar 14, 2019 at 1:15 PM UTC
GAME (word association)
Tyrant vandal Belly buttons born from tongue toy hammer whack shameless pantomime gold-digger jezebel ***** archetype bad product off food witchy fingers green fluorescent pink yellow ray of backwards twist mother truckers flat wheel tyre engine fire engine whoop weep tear tears down ripped up feeling face straight up to ceiling baby crib our tired little limbs break against the tide I want to swim away from here place island Caribbean holiday at Christmas I don’t want to be here when I get back lead trail hike walk up the stairs followed my shadow tie me up to lamppost dead flowers bouquet take give taker giver relationship spit out the blues by Benny and The Jets riddle saxophonists up walls and silly laughter clown faces you are a good morning stream streamer party thrower down sink lob me up pipes plumber broken loo place to sit and ponder on my **** think too many faces cherub fat little smile me a river bend down here we build a fort like kids and you’re home for ***** sake safety traffic cone orange still scares me to death bobby pins left on windowsills I chuck the memory out back it makes me sick pummel the cheekbones down flat face two face baby feet get into bins bin trash bag split when I picked it up I’m covered in rotten courgetti hipster you’re a stinking mess I hate your stupid shoes walk in a straight line you drunken ******* skip home with me hop scotch decanter glass slips off side crash pop Rice Krispy cereal noise white noise rain playlist through the walls I push through in pure stubbornness I leave us be lots of love, distance.
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He trapped my spirit in a lead decanter. Whether to indulge ,alone or while entertaining company that is never my own, every time he calls I come pouring out in a sea of salt water and toxic feelings We'll probably both die from this. But what tastes better and what is more sweet than spirits on the rocks? I will not be bitter this time. As I only better with age,I will 'be sweeter than your 'sweet talk'; The most delicious tasting poison known to man
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Oct 27, 2014
Oct 27, 2014 at 10:05 PM UTC
The Most Delicious Tasting Poison Known to Man
you tasted like shattered glass and I was never one to walk away from loving cold hearts and mosaic minds, while mosaics are considered broken art still sometimes I wonder if the same could be spoken of broken hearts-- mine never looked quite as good as the concrete and sea-glass odds and ends configuration that sat brightly on my mantelpiece though. I also never quite figured out why my name always sounded just as disjointed off your lips-- why my name never felt normal when it reverberated off the walls as it was released from your gray toned voice and why the syllables seemed to sound less like a moniker, and more like a broken apology-- my name never rhymed with "sorry" but for some reason, it did when you said it. your name still sounds like a sin I have yet to forgive and I've contemplated going to church just to hear it be exposed to confession-- but I realize now that I confessed all the sins I've ought to say and this feeling is merely the leftover aftertaste of shattered glass and blood bitten gums gnawing at the corner of my mouth. you once told me, "the past is the only thing that matters because it never changes." I don't remember what I told you, but I don't smash empty wine glasses anymore just to feel like we never parted.
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Feb 2, 2015
Feb 2, 2015 at 4:50 PM UTC
ghost in my decanter.
He dreams the rain on the windows. There are girls in the walls, bones of a small animal beneath the bed. In these dreams he's always dead or half dead, propped against the door like an old saw. He believes he may be waiting for something or someone , a ghost or a bone man, or a woman with a cat's smile carrying a crystal decanter or crystal meths. His hands are very soft, the bones may have gone. His feet though are hard & tough, like rock or metal or the back of the door he leans against. Sometimes it seems to him he may no longer be quite human, no longer quite of this world, or the world next door for that matter. Sometimes he's not even sure he's here at all
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Jan 14, 2013
Jan 14, 2013 at 2:01 AM UTC
He Dreams the Rain
Enduring Heart, bid his Cornerstone's Love Whose Sole Decanter seeps too much Aplomb: That Doctors and Reasons free that Ripe Dove; That Prayers and Poems ache Answers a-new; That Best Decrees part ways for Millions served; That Kindred Strings knot Corsettes for his adjust; That (Folly-Wheels) back-tate for Stones conserved; That Mum's Potions drink to refresh his Bust; That Selfish Managers wound his Tunes break; That Prime Economy funds his Flesh request; That Primmed Choices spell Finesse in his Make; That Pampered Soldiers spear those Bugs to rest. Reasoning Mind, bid his Thunderstone's Tame Whose Blunt Recorder struck Ashes again.
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Mar 21, 2013
Mar 21, 2013 at 10:34 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SIX - TOM DALEY
Tonight we’ll share the heavens; Souls knitted into one, Fly together we, the ochre moontrails, on gossamer wings. The decanter overflows with nectar; its sweetness permeates the ethereal void, like ephemerous orbs when touched by the hands of a child. The secret Garden’s lit by Eos’ mirth; polychromatic hues emanate from glassine showers; Gait filling the place, radiating in splendor, Warming every psyche in its solace. Silence may, yet rule the void; Plenary peace acquiesced e’en for a nanosecond. Then from some aperture, a tiny tingle crescendos, as the angelic host thunder their majestic heralds. Come with me now my beloved; Dry I your tears with lotus petals, Come with me now, reach out your hand and together we’ll share a millennium in a succinct moment in this paradise called DREAMS.
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Jun 29, 2015
Jun 29, 2015 at 3:23 PM UTC
Eos Garden
CLIMBING TREES IN HIGH HEELS the swish of her dress as thigh crosses thigh the static electricity of her nylons laddered from climbing trees in high heels the rescued cat now safely asleep by the fire snoring not purring the whiskey a jewel in the cut-glass decanter the glint in her eye again the sigh as thigh crosses thigh she singing softly to her self as if she was the only one left in existence the clock leaving a longer and longer silence  between each tick and tock and tock the clock now stopped looking elegant in a thin white vase the yellow chrysanthemums just stare and stared as if they were frightened of the silence a shepherd carrying a lamb in chipped china looking out of place without his companion piece a ***** shepherdess broken only last week it was ten past 7 though the clock did not know that Time had abandoned the room outside the first snowflake falling
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Dec 9, 2016
Dec 9, 2016 at 3:47 PM UTC
CLIMBING TREES IN HIGH HEELS
sick to my stomach, I wonder the point not fame or success, neither wealth nor repute mine—that which I seek is why a build to ****** then simply abrupt end destined to wither and fade— to die all this just for that man once boy, felt fear keeping youth at bay "You're too young to worry, my dear." mother would say though from pit, I knew my day drew near growing in stature, the dark still so bold if I am so young, why do I feel so, so old? so focused my despair I emulate that which I dread— the dead to sit and ponder moments slipping life's force dripping mood always sombre by fear my life I waste fretting ever, twilight oppression relinquishing life's foretaste a mustard seed grown to mountain nocturne's anguish fountain so dark a threat to own soul if love be an answer its inevitable loss an even worse decanter I seek to sooth the sting of death have I found You? are You listening?
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Nov 16, 2014
Nov 16, 2014 at 10:06 PM UTC
Anguish Fountain
I knew a kind old preacher once The least of likely places met He never fiery sermon preached But with me still A seed he left I find myself some years down the path Lost, naught with house nor home But not for loss of company My bitter and sweet compatriots Beside me, a trio, we three roam El Sombra is a handsome gent My closest friend, strays but never far Darker than me in every way A wicked humor, exquisite memory One purest soul as black as tar He rarely speaks but when he does Only whispers in my ear Things t’would make the old crone blush The noble gallant, shudder fear But to balance out my ***** and specter I hold the lady on my left Singing the ever youthful, maiden’s song Tales of love, of joy, of sorrows past That sweetest kiss of promise hides, Behind Decanter’s ornate breast How did you do it preacher, Conquer such demons, leave them past? Was it your wife, Her love that kept you true, Some friend or God that held you fast? I’ve tasted lips of lovers sweet All fade, but not my siren’s song Friends endeavored to walk beside Till shadows reach, I look about Alas, and all by days end, gone He casts his humors, horrors, incessant shade She warms my laugh, soothes pain and fear Together they ride, My demons perched on either shoulder Pulling a sinister grin from ear to ear Life, stopped inside a dusty bottle My left hand holds it like a prayer The hapless maw of shadow waiting Each dawn to dusk, till nightfall’s edge Edacious poised to engulf me there Alone I take the damning course Scripture’s own pale horse I ride Cruel the dry winds biting force Till even they, my dearest friends Shall at long last must cast me aside Here thought fades alongside memory Blinding malice shards desert sand I swiftly ride into jaws of my own making Through batwing doors, wrought iron gate Where waits your empty shiner’s stand.
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Sep 18, 2022
Sep 18, 2022 at 4:12 PM UTC
The Shiner's Stand
I knew a kind old preacher once The least of likely places met He never fiery sermon preached But with me still A seed he left I find myself some years down the path Lost, naught with house nor home But not for loss of company My bitter and sweet compatriots Beside me, a trio, we three roam El Sombra is a handsome gent My closest friend, strays but never far Darker than me in every way A wicked humor, exquisite memory One purest soul as black as tar He rarely speaks but when he does Only whispers in my ear Things t’would make the old crone blush The noble gallant, shudder fear But to balance out my ***** and specter I hold the lady on my left Singing the ever youthful, maiden’s song Tales of love, of joy, of sorrows past That sweetest kiss of promise hides, Behind Decanter’s ornate breast How did you do it preacher, Conquer such demons, leave them past? Was it your wife, Her love that kept you true, Some friend or God that held you fast? I’ve tasted lips of lovers sweet All fade, but not my siren’s song Friends endeavored to walk beside Till shadows reach, I look about Alas, and all by days end, gone He casts his humors, horrors, incessant shade She warms my laugh, soothes pain and fear Together they ride, My demons perched on either shoulder Pulling a sinister grin from ear to ear Life, stopped inside a dusty bottle My left hand holds it like a prayer The hapless maw of shadow waiting Each dawn to dusk, till nightfall’s edge Edacious poised to engulf me there Alone I take the damning course Scripture’s own pale horse I ride Cruel the dry winds biting force Till even they, my dearest friends Shall at long last must cast me aside Here thought fades alongside memory Blinding malice shards desert sand I swiftly ride into jaws of my own making Through batwing doors, wrought iron gate Where waits your empty shiner’s stand.
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to nibble is to taste his intoxicating sweetness it is to quench her thirst from the cup of his pores uncork his decanter waft in his aroma drift into the seas of his Hennessy get high off his myrrh— —he’s so medicinal
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Apr 17, 2024
Apr 17, 2024 at 2:41 PM UTC
Ree's Lyric - Vol. 17 - Drunk In Love
Suppose it was known at the first moment, When you called on me to be your transition, When you, through me, enabled yourself to punish men both past and present, Vulnerable in me alone, left to liberate your power, That grace would sever our connection. I consented, I am no victim. Through you I've seen paradise through strength, In you, I carried my hidden reserve. I let you hold all that I know, and can be, So that I could remain choiceless, and meek, in the average eyes of the world. I gave to you. Love poured from me like a decanter small, and made of magic, And you simply drank! You drank and drank to my spirit's inspiration. It was unconscious greed, a taker's spirit forged from a foreign place, One where mercy and love, where civility, honor, and thoughtfulness, Never dared to infringe on the impulse to survive, But it did inspire me. Such basic and consistent placement of self first in the face of all that works to will one toward the world's masquerade of sacrifice, Was as astonishing to me as the freak, the genius, the new constellation, And I still struggle to understand what your experience of the world is like, Without the indefatigable tug of duty pulling at your pulsing heart. I reached my limit. And this discovery of imposition has warranted me my own selfish wills, I will not soon mistake them for the fancies of another. But I will say that there is grace in you, As you travel, composed of want alone, Healing those you hurt just enough to clear and clean the path you fashion, And I'll idealize you because you never humanized yourself to me. Or wanted my humanity. Our service to each other like points that hold along the sky. I affix my eyes on your cold and constant light. And discover a direction.
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May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015 at 5:50 PM UTC
A Direction
Suppose it was known at the first moment, When you called on me to be your transition, When you, through me, enabled yourself to punish men both past and present, Vulnerable in me alone, left to liberate your power, That grace would sever our connection. I consented, I am no victim. Through you I've seen paradise through strength, In you, I carried my hidden reserve. I let you hold all that I know, and can be, So that I could remain choiceless, and meek, in the average eyes of the world. I gave to you. Love poured from me like a decanter small, and made of magic, And you simply drank! You drank and drank to my spirit's inspiration. It was unconscious greed, a taker's spirit forged from a foreign place, One where mercy and love, where civility, honor, and thoughtfulness, Never dared to infringe on the impulse to survive, But it did inspire me. Such basic and consistent placement of self first in the face of all that works to will one toward the world's masquerade of sacrifice, Was as astonishing to me as the freak, the genius, the new constellation, And I still struggle to understand what your experience of the world is like, Without the indefatigable tug of duty pulling at your pulsing heart. I reached my limit. And this discovery of imposition has warranted me my own selfish wills, I will not soon mistake them for the fancies of another. But I will say that there is grace in you, As you travel, composed of want alone, Healing those you hurt just enough to clear and clean the path you fashion, And I'll idealize you because you never humanized yourself to me. Or wanted my humanity. Our service to each other like points that hold along the sky. I affix my eyes on your cold and constant light. And discover a direction.
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sure, the melody can change. and, the beat gets altered. but in the end i think i've heard every Song. they go like this: you're lured in. because you think, just for a moment, it's going to be Different. excitedly, you listen intently. and, you are in love, again. (quite without noticing) the poems, once stagnant and, Tepid flow again like they haven't in years. your fire, thought extinguished, will find itself fanned into conflagration. and like a decanter of that most precious of ambrosia; you'll pour yourself Out. giving everything to the song, until you're empty. again. empty from; loneliness, unrequited Love, and just not being refilled. but you'll keep listening. the songs never change themselves. not really. not to suite your needs, anyway. sure. someone may come along and, add a Variation to a tired tune. and you might think that it's a different song. for a while.
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Sep 1, 2017
Sep 1, 2017 at 3:58 AM UTC
a song like the rest.
God, Have mercy upon the extortionist's, The distortionists are all ******** Some dead, None life-like!!!! Fighters draw blood through their ****** syringe, Through hateful revenge, Their devils in tattooed disguise!! Some wearies of pain, Others forth along for thine ride!!!! Im not meant for such desire of madness, All attire vamped out mapped by state, Some come early and some come late!! To the gates of hell and back that is..... I'm sick of hiding behind the cache , Behind the decanter of who we really are!!!!!!!
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May 16, 2015
May 16, 2015 at 9:46 AM UTC
χοιροστασίου του διαβόλου ( the devils pig pen,in greek tounge)
Clank the glasses and crack the goblets, let the yule tide ring. Fill the decanter with ale and let the holidays begin. Cheer from the bottle, cheer by the glass. The cheer for the new year, but the tab comes due to fast. With the ringing of Christmas bells, oh how my head will ache. On new years day with football cheers, my celebration was a big mistake. Perhaps instead of bottled spirits to bring me good cheer. I will settle for some Ginger ale and a couple of aspirin this year.
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Dec 20, 2015
Dec 20, 2015 at 11:44 PM UTC
Holiday Cheer
Not in sight not by day Nor by night Sinking ships Sunlight figures Turn grey and figureless Lost in space Lost in time No rythym Nor rhyme Words lose meaning Truth stinging Emotions bleeding Pooling into misunderstanding Trying to piece it together straining Looking down upon sanity Blasphemous in my vanity Double standards Life's dander Dont mean to banter In a mental decanter I recount my misdeeds Still planting bad seeds Untruths turn to lies In a world of black flies
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Jan 30, 2020
Jan 30, 2020 at 10:19 PM UTC
Black flies