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"deteste" poems
It took looking at your pictures today To remind me why I deteste your name Taking them before I didn't know they'd linger with pain Curse the digital world Where I can't watch you turn to ash in a radiant flame
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Aug 11, 2018
Aug 11, 2018 at 3:50 AM UTC
Burn
Je deteste pas le monde, ni les personnes Quand je regarde la vie, je pense de Dieu Il sait pourquoi, et je ne sais pas Alors, mon debut est avec Il. Et ma fin est avec Il. Et toujours, je tourne une nouvelle page
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Jun 11, 2014
Jun 11, 2014 at 6:01 PM UTC
الله
Still I dream if your sweet lips Against Mine. Still I dream of us and wish I had So much more Time. I adore you I deteste you I adore I deteste Until there's nothing left (Of me.)
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Jul 16, 2013
Jul 16, 2013 at 1:10 AM UTC
I adore, I deteste
To feel your heart beat pumping fast, And to hear your quick, sharp breathing, all beacuse of me, is something truly quite powerful. To gently and softly kiss your neck, and to bite down on your earlobe, sets a passion free, Which really is quite magical. A French kiss, I usually deteste, Something I find quite disgusting, You've won me over, Congratulations on your success. A bed shared with barely any space, Trying hard not to fall off the side, Duvet disappeared, on the floor, not needed any more. Arms wrapped around one another, Hand holding hand - entwined, It felt like a dream, to be with you that night, A wonderful, glorious dream.
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Jun 18, 2011
Jun 18, 2011 at 3:50 AM UTC
A Reality of Dreams
Why am I looking at this drawer   and am afraid of its contents?   over 60  love-letters of long ago   which I could repeat almost by heart   ( I kept every envelope as well-     time, date received, year written thereon    in my best hand    as though they were worth more than diamonds)   several containing crushed roses   a few poems of Robert Browning   Keats, Byron, sonnets of Shakespeare   Yeats,  Donne, Thomas Hardy, John Clare..   every letter a reminder   of youth's once tender kisses    solemn vows   and secret words exchanged   that could never be shared   with anyone   (love is too personal-    a sacred pledge of hearts    never to be broken)     vanished are the dreams of youth    I am old and weary now     no longer the proud lover     but a cynic     no longer a believer    in the glory of love-poems   and stories of romance   (yes---love is not a fairy-tale    and all love stories should end    with this sentence:   ...and they lived with regret and sorrow thereafter...)     words are just words spoken at convenience for the sake of the speaker words are selfish though the speaker knows not she wrote and spoke more poignantly than I ever could she was mistress of words she wrote as though she was consumed by the fire of love and would die in  its burning furnace for my sake all for my sake ' I would die for love and for you, dearest for you are my life the very air I breathe...' (I wept then as those words I read- I memorised every word )    Is love but sweet words   to be forgotten ?      I shouldn't open the drawer   lest I begin to attribute blame je deteste?  deja vu? chagrin d'mour? I was about to stretch out my hand ... but my faithful wife called from the kitchen ' why are you lingering in your study?   darling, dinner is ready--your favourite chicken curry!'
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Nov 15, 2015
Nov 15, 2015 at 8:20 PM UTC
LOVE LETTERS OF LONG AGO
Why am I looking at this drawer   and am afraid of its contents?   over 60  love-letters of long ago   which I could repeat almost by heart   ( I kept every envelope as well-     time, date received, year written thereon    in my best hand    as though they were worth more than diamonds)   several containing crushed roses   a few poems of Robert Browning   Keats, Byron, sonnets of Shakespeare   Yeats,  Donne, Thomas Hardy, John Clare..   every letter a reminder   of youth's once tender kisses    solemn vows   and secret words exchanged   that could never be shared   with anyone   (love is too personal-    a sacred pledge of hearts    never to be broken)     vanished are the dreams of youth    I am old and weary now     no longer the proud lover     but a cynic     no longer a believer    in the glory of love-poems   and stories of romance   (yes---love is not a fairy-tale    and all love stories should end    with this sentence:   ...and they lived with regret and sorrow thereafter...)     words are just words spoken at convenience for the sake of the speaker words are selfish though the speaker knows not she wrote and spoke more poignantly than I ever could she was mistress of words she wrote as though she was consumed by the fire of love and would die in  its burning furnace for my sake all for my sake ' I would die for love and for you, dearest for you are my life the very air I breathe...' (I wept then as those words I read- I memorised every word )    Is love but sweet words   to be forgotten ?      I shouldn't open the drawer   lest I begin to attribute blame je deteste?  deja vu? chagrin d'mour? I was about to stretch out my hand ... but my faithful wife called from the kitchen ' why are you lingering in your study?   darling, dinner is ready--your favourite chicken curry!'
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You're no longer my secret There's nothing else binding us two I no longer belong to you Je vous deteste
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Nov 17, 2012
Nov 17, 2012 at 1:04 AM UTC
No longer
I just realized You might deteste me as much as I hate her... a very disturbing thought indeed Sorry, again .
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Nov 26, 2013
Nov 26, 2013 at 2:17 AM UTC
epiphany, a letter to a former friend (20w)