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"declamation" poems
It is difficult to be a man, For I am not a typical one. It is hard for me to go on, There’s a secret that pulls me. I loathe when my memories strike, They hit emotionally with might. I struggle so much to survive, In a world so deaf towards my cries. I look at a He and my heart convulses, For I recall a He who gave me kisses. I was young, forced and naïve, I fought but He was much stronger. Society might tell that I’m gay, For I let a man violated me in a way. But I’m not a ***** and I’m sure, I play a role for which others envy. When I was a teen I met her, I admired her even if she’s older. I was then shy and very timid, With mental and emotional scars. I thought of her as a dear friend, Then she turned to be my worst fiend. One instance she forced herself on me, And used things that hurt me so. A girl’s tactics differ from the stronger *** Tears she used first and blackmail next. She was cunning, sly and very clever, She stole my pride and my dignity. My fears now mixed with anger, My determinations got bolder. I still cry and sometimes get lonely, Like any other victim I want to fight. I can not shout to the whole nations, For societies will scorn at my declamation. Both sexes forgot that I have feelings too, I am also made of flesh, bones and spirit. I am not proud of what I become, Within me clouding reasons try to calm. My desire is to win this battle to the end, I am capable of vulnerability like any human. But where does my right begin? This universe has compassion for women. The likes of me are expected to be steel made, Yet I have feelings too for I am just a man.
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Oct 30, 2015
Oct 30, 2015 at 9:42 PM UTC
I HAVE FEELINGS TOO
It is difficult to be a man, For I am not a typical one. It is hard for me to go on, There’s a secret that pulls me. I loathe when my memories strike, They hit emotionally with might. I struggle so much to survive, In a world so deaf towards my cries. I look at a He and my heart convulses, For I recall a He who gave me kisses. I was young, forced and naïve, I fought but He was much stronger. Society might tell that I’m gay, For I let a man violated me in a way. But I’m not a ***** and I’m sure, I play a role for which others envy. When I was a teen I met her, I admired her even if she’s older. I was then shy and very timid, With mental and emotional scars. I thought of her as a dear friend, Then she turned to be my worst fiend. One instance she forced herself on me, And used things that hurt me so. A girl’s tactics differ from the stronger *** Tears she used first and blackmail next. She was cunning, sly and very clever, She stole my pride and my dignity. My fears now mixed with anger, My determinations got bolder. I still cry and sometimes get lonely, Like any other victim I want to fight. I can not shout to the whole nations, For societies will scorn at my declamation. Both sexes forgot that I have feelings too, I am also made of flesh, bones and spirit. I am not proud of what I become, Within me clouding reasons try to calm. My desire is to win this battle to the end, I am capable of vulnerability like any human. But where does my right begin? This universe has compassion for women. The likes of me are expected to be steel made, Yet I have feelings too for I am just a man.
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I fear thyself I fear attraction I fear unfamiliarity I fear attention I fear incidence I fear conversation I fear interaction I fear answers I fear questions I fear to tell my story I fear to hear yours I fear compliance I fear conflict I fear benevolence I fear mutuality I fear victimisation I fear change I fear to love I fear to hate I fear significance I fear insignificance I fear the lies we tell I fear the truths we hide I fear imprisonment I fear freedom I fear hope I fear despair I fear old age I fear children I fear intelligence I fear ignorance I fear to take I fear to give I fear to borrow I fear to loan I fear to exchange I fear to teach I fear to learn I fear to laugh I fear to cry I fear to be I fear not to be I fear to be afraid I fear to be brave I fear to die I fear to live I fear discomfort I fear responsibility I fear to gain I fear to lose I fear victory I fear defeat I fear antrophy I fear hypertrophy I fear inertia I fear activity I fear obedience I fear disobedience I fear justice I fear injustice I fear totality I fear poverty I fear embarrassment I fear addiction I fear declamation I fear guilt I fear pride I fear delusion I fear unfulfillment I fear my apathy I fear to be wakeful I fear to be tired I fear my capabilities I fear my incapabilities I fear my dreams I fear my nightmares I fear women I fear men I fear being disabled I fear misinterpretation I fear misrepresentation I fear altruism I fear limitation I fear to endear I fear to inspire I fear to forget I fear to remember I fear self doubt I fear discrimination I fear starvation I fear migration I fear fragility I fear formality I fear banality I fear enticement I fear cruelty I fear judgement I fear to embrace I endure what I fear I endure because I must I endure myself because I fear Endure thyself
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Dec 11, 2014
Dec 11, 2014 at 6:37 AM UTC
Endure Thyself
I fear thyself I fear attraction I fear unfamiliarity I fear attention I fear incidence I fear conversation I fear interaction I fear answers I fear questions I fear to tell my story I fear to hear yours I fear compliance I fear conflict I fear benevolence I fear mutuality I fear victimisation I fear change I fear to love I fear to hate I fear significance I fear insignificance I fear the lies we tell I fear the truths we hide I fear imprisonment I fear freedom I fear hope I fear despair I fear old age I fear children I fear intelligence I fear ignorance I fear to take I fear to give I fear to borrow I fear to loan I fear to exchange I fear to teach I fear to learn I fear to laugh I fear to cry I fear to be I fear not to be I fear to be afraid I fear to be brave I fear to die I fear to live I fear discomfort I fear responsibility I fear to gain I fear to lose I fear victory I fear defeat I fear antrophy I fear hypertrophy I fear inertia I fear activity I fear obedience I fear disobedience I fear justice I fear injustice I fear totality I fear poverty I fear embarrassment I fear addiction I fear declamation I fear guilt I fear pride I fear delusion I fear unfulfillment I fear my apathy I fear to be wakeful I fear to be tired I fear my capabilities I fear my incapabilities I fear my dreams I fear my nightmares I fear women I fear men I fear being disabled I fear misinterpretation I fear misrepresentation I fear altruism I fear limitation I fear to endear I fear to inspire I fear to forget I fear to remember I fear self doubt I fear discrimination I fear starvation I fear migration I fear fragility I fear formality I fear banality I fear enticement I fear cruelty I fear judgement I fear to embrace I endure what I fear I endure because I must I endure myself because I fear Endure thyself
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Hums of swinging blades and axes, Wailing of voices, Ricochets of guns. Secrets whispered in private, Declamation exclaimed in public, Hymns sung, Words spoken. People are the weapon. We must not doubt ourselves. All conflict, No matter the position, Comes from a common source. People are the weapons. All else, extensions- Of the arm, Of the leg, Of the mind, Of the heart; All extensions of the person. By extension, A person is an extension Of the people. Let the power of the individual Never lie unknown, For in one person Is the concentrated power Of everyone.
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Jul 12, 2010
Jul 12, 2010 at 7:08 PM UTC
People Are The Weapon, Part 2
I know you only wanna loosen the bolts in my head, But i won't give you the pleasure of seeing me cry in my bed! But what exactly do you gain? Deliberately making me go through pain! For crying out loud, I call you my friend! So why did you turn abruptly towards the end? I don't even know who to talk to, because the you I used to know in black and white suddenly became another hue! Now my only resort is to put my thoughts in declamation, Because telling the world what I'm going through'll be like exaggeration! But feigning not disappointed aint true, So I'll take this as one of the major lessons to be learnt! But know this,don't take me for a fool! If you do, you'll be suprised to know the magnitude of the kingdom I'll rule! I just don't understand why people take one for granted, Hmmm,believe me when I say no one knows tomorrow.
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Oct 27, 2013
Oct 27, 2013 at 12:25 PM UTC
Don't Mess with my head
I contemplate these crossings illuminated by clouds between a shape of thought and its veils we didn't invent a screen-reality it was already there, in the scriptorium of mind I contemplate this geography known only by fingertips unworded broken lines in tense bodies I wonder about the lineage of tears, of hopes how we grow old in this ardour, in the burning of bridges I nod, I frown at the glaze of time I move to the center of seeing like a novice I gaze at the poliphony of being at our Janus faced trade with flames I say to myself it's good to decenter the "I" in this poem however,  there is no purity of words height after height and depth after depth we betray a simple evidence: we belong to the same air will we regret our rush towards the malaise of thought, will we be rowing over the theft of light? an invisible will is building up, an antifragile declamation, the soul's defamation
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Sep 23, 2025
Sep 23, 2025 at 3:11 PM UTC
will
God, I wanted to be a poet Yet, we both know That the only thing I have to do with poetry is its declamation and ethereal breath of wind I will be honest with you I don’t understand your poems Neither do I care about their meaning Scraping of a trembling voice Overwhelming noise I am again all alone out of tune chaos gone Wipe my eyes while I am losing myself In glory of deep tones In spasms and cracks of words I feel so high I feel so low This is what you made me for
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Apr 12, 2016
Apr 12, 2016 at 1:08 PM UTC
Passions of A Singer
The possibility of free declamation anchored And lucid, inescapable rhythms Do have meaning. They're strong as rocks In the deep-toned Aeolian mode For the listener, who listens in the snow, A Poet could not but be gay, The Impotence to Tell – Still makes a poem a surprise!
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Jan 9, 2016
Jan 9, 2016 at 10:54 PM UTC
Writing in the Closet, a Cento
DO YOU EVER WANT TO TAKE A VACATION FROM THE HUMAN NATION AVOIDING ALL FRUSTRATION AT TIMES IT MAKES CREMATION SEEM LIKE A JUBILATION LISTENING TO THE POLITICIANS ABOMINATIONS THEIR PLANS TO HELP OUR COUNTRY SOUNDS *MORE LIKE EGO ************ MY DECLAMATION IS TO SKIP THE AGGRIVATION BE PART OF THE CONGREGATION HOLD MY TONGUE TO AVOID DEGRADATION RISE ABOVE ALL TEMPTATION
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Feb 26, 2016
Feb 26, 2016 at 3:51 PM UTC
ADORATION OF ABOMINATION
Anything you said is consequent to other declamation . but i thought is symmetric to our own reflection . our declaring prelude the inmost extend of our action . with all but grim and glee of necessary life partition . learn how to hold your tongue or you may dull your mission . so let our thought have weight upon any of our every eruption . cause morrow Sophist will dart light upon all our conclusion . and for our name's sake let the blaze glow to its fullest elevation . here and there ; nothing but cheap hick town pluck delusion . phenomenon to blame and frail wont reach at any situation . side-long-way , matter of rear pie but notwithstanding altercation . the sage nut is not the one that proffers at all event ; citations . but measure with all time honored a thought irreversible as motion .
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Aug 3, 2015
Aug 3, 2015 at 1:32 PM UTC
WATCH OUT !!!
You have abandoned purity for perfection. Even the blind have moments of clarity but you ***** around like the Cyclops feeling nowhere for noman while affecting a quiet, moronic expression. You can't knit without needles, but you have mislaid the point and so things unravel into random skeins. Your typewriter rattles only in reverse. Bards stub their toes and wail. You hear them, but pay no attention. You are listening for the atomic thunderclap. Nothing less than finale of final will do. When it explodes at last you will know the inarticulate, unspeakable name of god. Perhaps Fred. Perhaps Norma or Justine. Perhaps merely a very loud Boom... That will be more than enough for one life.
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Feb 11, 2017
Feb 11, 2017 at 8:59 AM UTC
Rabid Declamation
The old man told his story, lost within his troubled youth His words quite labored, heavy... his raspy voice by now uncouth At times mixing the conversation with gin and ice, and sweet vermouth His eyes were clear however, and I saw therein... a quiet truth He talked of her at length, his thoughts concise, composed... serene At times he’d pause, efface another silent tear he’d wished unseen His dreams would countermand the years... love and youth, would reconvene She’s waiting there for him you see… The girl with eyes, of Paris green Some had said her ways unsound, disposition... introject He said she knew the rumors, and she thought them all quite innocent He told of how she’d laughed at them… of narrow minds, and intellect He found in her the love he’d sought, although his hope remained suspect He looked into her eyes, and saw the faintest touch of sorrow there Shining through the gentle mist, and the eglantine within her hair He felt somehow her pain, although she’d kept it obscure... nom de guerre And so his own mistakes were viewed, in Paris green... and sad despair Their time together thus unfurled within this anguished declamation Of years now spent in solitude, with lost and lonesome lamentation For one whose essence still bestows upon his dreams, in meditation Aspirations there arise, to leave his heart in desperation His thoughts remained unchanged, unbroken... memories demure He stood to mix another drink, then paused...perhaps his mind unsure Gathering his memories, so past and present touch... concur And then continued once again, his sad and doleful dream of her I listened there, throughout the night... I lie in sedentary pose Then as I fall asleep I see the here and now, and then... transpose I see myself in dreams with her, but why? my heart has not disclosed I'm lost within some late, late hour envisage... or so I suppose I then awake alone, to find my thoughts of her and then, no clearer The snow outside my window cannot bring her memory nearer Though I can dream of Paris green, and all those places, so familiar Tonight I'll listen once again, and tell my story.. to the mirror Dean Evans 1-06-15
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Jan 6, 2015
Jan 6, 2015 at 2:50 PM UTC
EYES OF PARIS GREEN
The old man told his story, lost within his troubled youth His words quite labored, heavy... his raspy voice by now uncouth At times mixing the conversation with gin and ice, and sweet vermouth His eyes were clear however, and I saw therein... a quiet truth He talked of her at length, his thoughts concise, composed... serene At times he’d pause, efface another silent tear he’d wished unseen His dreams would countermand the years... love and youth, would reconvene She’s waiting there for him you see… The girl with eyes, of Paris green Some had said her ways unsound, disposition... introject He said she knew the rumors, and she thought them all quite innocent He told of how she’d laughed at them… of narrow minds, and intellect He found in her the love he’d sought, although his hope remained suspect He looked into her eyes, and saw the faintest touch of sorrow there Shining through the gentle mist, and the eglantine within her hair He felt somehow her pain, although she’d kept it obscure... nom de guerre And so his own mistakes were viewed, in Paris green... and sad despair Their time together thus unfurled within this anguished declamation Of years now spent in solitude, with lost and lonesome lamentation For one whose essence still bestows upon his dreams, in meditation Aspirations there arise, to leave his heart in desperation His thoughts remained unchanged, unbroken... memories demure He stood to mix another drink, then paused...perhaps his mind unsure Gathering his memories, so past and present touch... concur And then continued once again, his sad and doleful dream of her I listened there, throughout the night... I lie in sedentary pose Then as I fall asleep I see the here and now, and then... transpose I see myself in dreams with her, but why? my heart has not disclosed I'm lost within some late, late hour envisage... or so I suppose I then awake alone, to find my thoughts of her and then, no clearer The snow outside my window cannot bring her memory nearer Though I can dream of Paris green, and all those places, so familiar Tonight I'll listen once again, and tell my story.. to the mirror Dean Evans 1-06-15
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As far as I can see, elocution and declamation Thee this and thou that Whence and wheresoever Isthmus and anemone Vitriolic and Diatribe Bloviate and aplomb But feeling has no discrimination. Rococo words are not needed Simply put is just as good Too much icing makes a cake too sweet. Bon appetit
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Feb 11, 2018
Feb 11, 2018 at 2:01 PM UTC
People with the Smarts.
the walls have ears, they used to say these walls are full of screams of declamation of a burning stream of bodies with parfumed names love confused diffused in this internal flight being chased while chasing unrecognizable the face of truth for now the warmness the softness of bodies so promising so alluring the illusion, a fleeting connection so powerful that there is no one to guard the depth of this edge, me and the anti-me this disconnection sings lullabies to my zest for life the right vision comes to those who wait it is unbearable at first, cause you are not used to your eyes seeing through the water, let alone the abyssal depth of blood this could be a poem I could have written if I were you but the most strange of it all is that I am this you and the other you luckily the light is untraslatable and you can see it too
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Apr 10, 2023
Apr 10, 2023 at 5:00 PM UTC
untitled: lovestruck