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"deviancy" poems
A list of words I cannot ever say But I will have to say them every day I am supposed to practice saying ice Ice with spice and six o’clock I will lie and say I did it all But they all know my tongue will always fall I googled it to find out what I do My speech impediment is sadly true I haven’t done anything about it since My speech therapist gave me the final mint I hated it, and it was all suppressed But now I tell it, I always confess I wonder if I do it without thought Am I saying it right or am I not And no one ever says a thing to me (Except the boy I crushed on, that one week) I don’t know if it changes who I am But I’d still be better off talking like a normal man It’s something that a lot of people have But the harsher term makes me inexplicably glad “Speech impediment”, now I’m special too Deviancy just like my missing tooth I always sing even though it sounds weird Sometimes I avoid the words I’ve always feared Not “just” the “sea” but “change”, “commotion” too Especially when I read I’m conscious of how my tongue moves. Not just that, but I spit and stutter All my “spreading” is full of clutter The judge says “Clear”, I have to try But I could lose the debate, and feel like dying I know I should grow out of it as a child But habits stick after so many miles Along with my disproportionately small hands And legs and everything that makes me feel like no man’s land Between a kid and the way I should be At the age of seventeen I wish it didn’t change who I am (Is it just another reason I can't find a...)
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Sep 4, 2019
Sep 4, 2019 at 7:21 PM UTC
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A list of words I cannot ever say But I will have to say them every day I am supposed to practice saying ice Ice with spice and six o’clock I will lie and say I did it all But they all know my tongue will always fall I googled it to find out what I do My speech impediment is sadly true I haven’t done anything about it since My speech therapist gave me the final mint I hated it, and it was all suppressed But now I tell it, I always confess I wonder if I do it without thought Am I saying it right or am I not And no one ever says a thing to me (Except the boy I crushed on, that one week) I don’t know if it changes who I am But I’d still be better off talking like a normal man It’s something that a lot of people have But the harsher term makes me inexplicably glad “Speech impediment”, now I’m special too Deviancy just like my missing tooth I always sing even though it sounds weird Sometimes I avoid the words I’ve always feared Not “just” the “sea” but “change”, “commotion” too Especially when I read I’m conscious of how my tongue moves. Not just that, but I spit and stutter All my “spreading” is full of clutter The judge says “Clear”, I have to try But I could lose the debate, and feel like dying I know I should grow out of it as a child But habits stick after so many miles Along with my disproportionately small hands And legs and everything that makes me feel like no man’s land Between a kid and the way I should be At the age of seventeen I wish it didn’t change who I am (Is it just another reason I can't find a...)
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Sick and cyclical memories linger, how unjust it seems In somber city streets, her father's name she screams When the fix is late and her body sodden and shaking Her childhood recollections waking, every joint aching Falling on tarmac, tearing stockings and fleshy knees Through the distant mist it's a saviour that she sees Marvin on a white steed, motorbike and leathers To get her straight he only requires her nethers What difference could it make to such a worn woman So little that her eyes glaze as he announces his comin' And she's immediately put to work after initial transaction All night shifts, ****** abstraction, customer satisfaction Returning 'home' to Marvin where the earnings are counted Giggling schoolgirl as playful stories of John's are recounted And Marvin's insatiable perversions are compounded ****** cocktails and deviancy, her psyche confounded The **** sleeps blissfully beside his new top girl And through ****** daze, she examines her world
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Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 9:51 PM UTC
Hannah's Story Part II: On Meeting Marvin and Repressing Psychological Encumbrance
I’m sorry I didn’t tell you I missed the feeling of your **** between my lips and your *** when it drips down my chest and my thighs, pressed tight are still slippery on the inside. I’m an eel moving with the pull of your current. I’m a siren singing full volume in the desert. I want your elixir your kingdom *** in the bedroom, but you’re not dreaming. Late night snacking on this ***** you’ve got a craving and my hips won’t quit until you’re shaking reeling from the thrill of it. Daddy goes down, but his last call doesn’t come til’ sun up. Shape me and mold me every color of your ****** deviancy. I’m not a cure, but I’m fixing to explore the furthest reaches of your boundaries of this bed of your – flexed fingertips. I’ll wake you with my mouth if you put me to bed with yours. I’m pleased to please you, sweet release in these sheets, tangled up inside me. Your aftershocks got me shook. To the boy with the eyes, the color of the sea – I fell into more than your bed.
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May 18, 2017
May 18, 2017 at 2:56 PM UTC
Internal dialogue
I make myself a ****** in a river rushing with hopeful ambition. I listen to the whispers and jot mental notes on the subleties of conversation: The gilded mistakes of over confidence and deviancy. The honesty of misreading a situation. The defeat in his voice, darkening eyes and flattened smile when she affirms the 'no' with which the conversation began. All in all, a quite enjoyable evening for the ******
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Jul 18, 2015
Jul 18, 2015 at 10:26 PM UTC
Whiplash
The colours ran psychedelic in the drear night skies above a ramshackle house on a country lane He heard music from the open windows it was meandering and opaque Myriad drones flew from a cellar door in the backyard and a burnt out Chevy housed a family of snakes in the front "Understand that when you enter-" A voice came haunted, from a tree in the yard "... that you will be forever changed" The door fell from it's hinge, and made no sound on the deck Everyone was ghosts, pale eyes sunken, yet absurdly alive Preachers and pragmatists drank beers in the bathroom discussing Plotinus and Pleiades Rainbow haired women ran through the walls, wailing some transient ecstasy and crashing to the floor eating wildflowers and berries All eyes washed, acid dipped dreams, screams, it seems, that they were all- "Hello my name is forgotten" "Hello, I've forgotten your name" "Goodbye I must be returning home now" "Goodbye? But you're already there." The wooden paneled walls started to peel in the August[ine] humidity but they kept singing love songs in the kitchen as the toast burned in the sink Eat more kosher meat, kid Hi my name is Doner But what's in a name really They squat and lunge in harmonic deviancy Though by the statuesque running man poses, the dance-floors of hydrodynamic and hydroponic release and reconnaissance were blasted by the man of zen, but only in his third eye, the eye that saw it all The floors started to bleed, some toxic glue and the shoes of a tribe were lost there, nobody cared Bloodied scepter of the soul, rapier of wit Oh how cruel the searing whip of understanding and falling away from reality with every dip of stick in candy coloured goo The morning sun also rose, rosy fingered... It's all been said before search for answers on the bathroom floor or muddied ground or in the sullied unsound It's far from profound because when the night was over The house was nowhere to be found
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Aug 2, 2014
Aug 2, 2014 at 10:28 AM UTC
Battalion of Beating Hearts, Stallion of Fleeting Remarks
The colours ran psychedelic in the drear night skies above a ramshackle house on a country lane He heard music from the open windows it was meandering and opaque Myriad drones flew from a cellar door in the backyard and a burnt out Chevy housed a family of snakes in the front "Understand that when you enter-" A voice came haunted, from a tree in the yard "... that you will be forever changed" The door fell from it's hinge, and made no sound on the deck Everyone was ghosts, pale eyes sunken, yet absurdly alive Preachers and pragmatists drank beers in the bathroom discussing Plotinus and Pleiades Rainbow haired women ran through the walls, wailing some transient ecstasy and crashing to the floor eating wildflowers and berries All eyes washed, acid dipped dreams, screams, it seems, that they were all- "Hello my name is forgotten" "Hello, I've forgotten your name" "Goodbye I must be returning home now" "Goodbye? But you're already there." The wooden paneled walls started to peel in the August[ine] humidity but they kept singing love songs in the kitchen as the toast burned in the sink Eat more kosher meat, kid Hi my name is Doner But what's in a name really They squat and lunge in harmonic deviancy Though by the statuesque running man poses, the dance-floors of hydrodynamic and hydroponic release and reconnaissance were blasted by the man of zen, but only in his third eye, the eye that saw it all The floors started to bleed, some toxic glue and the shoes of a tribe were lost there, nobody cared Bloodied scepter of the soul, rapier of wit Oh how cruel the searing whip of understanding and falling away from reality with every dip of stick in candy coloured goo The morning sun also rose, rosy fingered... It's all been said before search for answers on the bathroom floor or muddied ground or in the sullied unsound It's far from profound because when the night was over The house was nowhere to be found
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her leasuire face painted thick hangs in the evening light of the car backseat disembodied and surreal passing headlights demonstrate the subtle differences between her left and right eyes they each shout casual references to deviancy but neither comes clear to route this is achieved so one is left wondering at that implied reality you can almost taste its impeccable champagne quality but you know that its aftertaste is of cheap cotton candy   she has been speaking non-stop and your mind returns from its wandering vacation to her thought caravan an endless stream of weary wagonloads of useless information you look with longing to the desert of his thoughtless mutterings least there you are not expected to acknowledge or recompense she leans back and unfolds her duplicity like a sly smile on a sinister face it comes out whole and unbroken birthed without a sound on the seat next to you its wet foul skin touches your repulsed skin she quickly gathers it back and pushes it into her many pockets with a nervous laugh and quick fearful glances at his unseeing face in the front seat he mummers on you catch a phrase or two before he subsides the cat has been chased and now rests the day is long but not long enough as you arrive at your fate and the car ceases movement you spring from its confines to the last clutch fingers of her lust and the dour eye of his steering wheel another night survived her skin follows you inside and lay next to all night creating sounds and moving in subtle ways you lay staring at the ceiling unable to rest end
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Nov 5, 2013
Nov 5, 2013 at 9:57 AM UTC
her leasuire face
her leasuire face painted thick hangs in the evening light of the car backseat disembodied and surreal passing headlights demonstrate the subtle differences between her left and right eyes they each shout casual references to deviancy but neither comes clear to route this is achieved so one is left wondering at that implied reality you can almost taste its impeccable champagne quality but you know that its aftertaste is of cheap cotton candy   she has been speaking non-stop and your mind returns from its wandering vacation to her thought caravan an endless stream of weary wagonloads of useless information you look with longing to the desert of his thoughtless mutterings least there you are not expected to acknowledge or recompense she leans back and unfolds her duplicity like a sly smile on a sinister face it comes out whole and unbroken birthed without a sound on the seat next to you its wet foul skin touches your repulsed skin she quickly gathers it back and pushes it into her many pockets with a nervous laugh and quick fearful glances at his unseeing face in the front seat he mummers on you catch a phrase or two before he subsides the cat has been chased and now rests the day is long but not long enough as you arrive at your fate and the car ceases movement you spring from its confines to the last clutch fingers of her lust and the dour eye of his steering wheel another night survived her skin follows you inside and lay next to all night creating sounds and moving in subtle ways you lay staring at the ceiling unable to rest end
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