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Sunflowers are filled with stories and power that no individual discusses. Therefore no one understand why I love them so much. Reminding me of early morning sunrises. The moment when the sun is just above the trees. With a hue so bright, they instill happiness into my soul. Growing so tall they could reach God, they cannot get enough of His love. They will never stop trying to reunite with their Creator because no one loves them like He. Representing the incarnation of Clytie over the loss of Apollo. They say the grieving of his absence brought her into her next life and now she only faces the sun, waiting for his return. I saw them as my sunshine. Their rays giving my spirit a new life. My source of nourishment, they were. Restoring my soul of the negativity I came across. The Apollo to my Clytie. I stood by for their return with hopes of their absence being make believe, knowing that they would never come again. According to most men, I already ask for too much. With efforts unnoticed and potential overlooked, I knew I was never appreciated enough to receive flowers. 53114
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Jun 7, 2014
Jun 7, 2014 at 3:02 PM UTC
Sunflowers
We're not allowed to mention Christianity A Muslim man discusses Allah, we can't judge.Black people have pride in themselves, so do white people .We're automatically racist and unaccepting. A man gets hired for a high paying job instead of the women.This is a case  for feminism because it's injustice. A man cheats on his partner, he has hormones.A woman cheats on her man, she's a ***** A woman is ***** she's making it up.A man is ***** no one believes him. A gay person is disliked by a certain individual .It's homophobia, a black man kills someone and the whole race is blamed, a white man kills someone he's just a ****** You say crusty old white men are making decisions about your body.Should he change his race then decide if you can reproduce? I'm eating Sushi and I'm not Asian, it's cultural appropriation and it's  offensive so only Asian people can eat at Asian restaurants? That reminds me of when segregation was going on. We have a right to our opinion but I say something I'm instantly prejudice and you don't want hear it. I made the wrong assumption now I'm a horrible person because you feel that you can monitor my thoughts. You all think that you're all for social justice but it's really going to come back and bite you in the ***
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Feb 24, 2016
Feb 24, 2016 at 5:48 PM UTC
Dear political correctness
India is the biggest democratic state The voters always decide her fate The fate of a political party depends on its popularity The powerful and tactful party gets the majority One party discusses the construction of Rama’s temple Its political, hidden agenda is very simple The other parties talk about secularity It always tries to woo the considerable minority The other leftist parties often talk about the poor But they never get their votes for sure Before the election liquor flows like a river Voters get money notes in a beautiful cover The luckiest party grabs the power The elected members try to climb the tower Corruption seems to be the order of the day No part is likely to show the right way In democracy, parties are meant To be different. But that is not quite apparant
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Feb 9, 2011
Feb 9, 2011 at 5:00 AM UTC
POLITICS IN DEMOCRACY
patterns reflect patterns reflect history repeating itself I see problems in humanity because humanity corrupts seriously, we can't have a movement for "better" without making it worse listen, slavery, right? whites hated blacks deemed them lesser deemed them nobodies, nonexistent that's putting it generic so what do we have now? an era of white-haters! so many "minorities" standing up and saying "I hate the whites" we have done a 360 and it kills me it was supposed to be about blacks being seen as equals being seen as people instead of blacks and now, yeah, I'm going there gays I love gays, man but y'all are killing me too this is what I see gays oppressed, dismissed, told they're sinners unholy, bad, gross, wrong, backwards, ugh they were beaten, bloodied, bruised, murdered, silenced so the gays stand up what do I hear? "I hate Christians" "I hate straights" "I hate everyone who is not gay" people hating on macklemore because he tried to stand up for THE PEOPLE! they say "a straight white man cannot represent the gay community" I'm sorry WHAT???? we act like no one has gone through HARDSHIP we act like if you're white, straight, and a male, you're golden free happy perfect wake up. what no  one discusses is that the issue is right vs wrong right vs wrong right vs wrong I'm not a straight white male but I know right vs wrong I'm not an Irish Jew but I know right vs wrong I'm not a Haitian Creole Indian goddess but I know right vs wrong you don't have to BE the oppression to SPEAK on the oppression you have to know right vs wrong I say macklemore knows I know you know let's speak up what is wrong is discrimination what is right is taking a stand to end it so please blacks, gays, minorities, whites, humans, majorities, stop obliterating good or else you'll be confined to the chains of oppression and silence until the day you die and so on amen I'm a human being tell me what I cannot speak on
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Sep 10, 2014
Sep 10, 2014 at 5:06 AM UTC
Politically Never Correct
patterns reflect patterns reflect history repeating itself I see problems in humanity because humanity corrupts seriously, we can't have a movement for "better" without making it worse listen, slavery, right? whites hated blacks deemed them lesser deemed them nobodies, nonexistent that's putting it generic so what do we have now? an era of white-haters! so many "minorities" standing up and saying "I hate the whites" we have done a 360 and it kills me it was supposed to be about blacks being seen as equals being seen as people instead of blacks and now, yeah, I'm going there gays I love gays, man but y'all are killing me too this is what I see gays oppressed, dismissed, told they're sinners unholy, bad, gross, wrong, backwards, ugh they were beaten, bloodied, bruised, murdered, silenced so the gays stand up what do I hear? "I hate Christians" "I hate straights" "I hate everyone who is not gay" people hating on macklemore because he tried to stand up for THE PEOPLE! they say "a straight white man cannot represent the gay community" I'm sorry WHAT???? we act like no one has gone through HARDSHIP we act like if you're white, straight, and a male, you're golden free happy perfect wake up. what no  one discusses is that the issue is right vs wrong right vs wrong right vs wrong I'm not a straight white male but I know right vs wrong I'm not an Irish Jew but I know right vs wrong I'm not a Haitian Creole Indian goddess but I know right vs wrong you don't have to BE the oppression to SPEAK on the oppression you have to know right vs wrong I say macklemore knows I know you know let's speak up what is wrong is discrimination what is right is taking a stand to end it so please blacks, gays, minorities, whites, humans, majorities, stop obliterating good or else you'll be confined to the chains of oppression and silence until the day you die and so on amen I'm a human being tell me what I cannot speak on
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Yellow congregation Discusses their front lines Lawn mower arrives
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Jan 20, 2016
Jan 20, 2016 at 10:39 AM UTC
Spring Chop
The sun doesn't revolve around us, And it was known to the ancient Hindus. How they estimated precise distances, It's still an exclusive paradigm of sorts. This poem is not a nursery rhyme, For it discusses what went wrong. Wrong with the history of Hindus, And with the tapestry of the world. Hanging down the global gazebos, Is a wonderful story of lost wisdom.
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Sep 24, 2024
Sep 24, 2024 at 2:31 AM UTC
Sun Seems To Rise In The East
Arrested and convicted of sabotage, Madiba resists the Apartheid. We live and rest in good company, while counterparts seek new shelter to hide. Time has elapsed, and man discusses these changes, of the past that has rotted away, which builds upon our ignorance. Do you not see the same in existence, the backwards, in truth, which our skin folk arranges? Rewind or fast forward, backwards will remain the truth, I will remain Madiba, President of Belief. Trusting enough minds with similar desires, may place an unwarranted end to all others’ grief. Swimming through a crowd of faces, painted shades I witness unfolding. We are but fingers on a hand, separate yet together, Booker claimed this truth as a new era began molding. Yet is this era really new; Are we to believe the past is past, as I witness starvation, corrupt education, and abandoned dreams? My kin folk inform and educate my evolving mind, of hidden conceptions that my skin folk blatantly screams! I am able to speak with my mother, knowing she is safe, grateful that our family must not live in fear. But why must some of us remain unused, when our help is called for year after year? Indira has communicated, that you cannot shake hands with a clenched fist. The fingers, which are part of the whole, clasp tightly, for my skin folk, not my kin folk, are amidst. There are racial issues, undoubtedly, in the land of the free, home of the brave. And all over the world it reigns, you cannot be blind to it, that we have a modern slave. This is not a physical destruction, you will not witness it branding the skin. But a mental and spiritual deterioration, directed, and has infected, most of my kin.
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Sep 25, 2014
Sep 25, 2014 at 5:04 PM UTC
Skin Folk - Not My Kin Folk
Arrested and convicted of sabotage, Madiba resists the Apartheid. We live and rest in good company, while counterparts seek new shelter to hide. Time has elapsed, and man discusses these changes, of the past that has rotted away, which builds upon our ignorance. Do you not see the same in existence, the backwards, in truth, which our skin folk arranges? Rewind or fast forward, backwards will remain the truth, I will remain Madiba, President of Belief. Trusting enough minds with similar desires, may place an unwarranted end to all others’ grief. Swimming through a crowd of faces, painted shades I witness unfolding. We are but fingers on a hand, separate yet together, Booker claimed this truth as a new era began molding. Yet is this era really new; Are we to believe the past is past, as I witness starvation, corrupt education, and abandoned dreams? My kin folk inform and educate my evolving mind, of hidden conceptions that my skin folk blatantly screams! I am able to speak with my mother, knowing she is safe, grateful that our family must not live in fear. But why must some of us remain unused, when our help is called for year after year? Indira has communicated, that you cannot shake hands with a clenched fist. The fingers, which are part of the whole, clasp tightly, for my skin folk, not my kin folk, are amidst. There are racial issues, undoubtedly, in the land of the free, home of the brave. And all over the world it reigns, you cannot be blind to it, that we have a modern slave. This is not a physical destruction, you will not witness it branding the skin. But a mental and spiritual deterioration, directed, and has infected, most of my kin.
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*A JOURNEY The night-stone, carefully placed in the small bear skin pouch, discusses drum beats with amulets, charms, powders and even a small wren’s yellow puff feather. All creating within the power of his ancestral soul. This small obsidian, chipped and flaked smooth stone held along its edges the blood of the animals sacrificed to keep him alive; giving him their spirits, their views on how the Mother evolved as well as their precious shapes as he passed from one world to the next. His bag was rich medicine and served him well. ~~~ He stood looking over a vast valley plain and could hear the stream wrinkle smooth the rocks as its mountain waters continuously flowed. He could see the honey bee making love to the poppies and clovers as well as the sweet daffodils. He could taste the pine needles dance on the musky, early morning soil after they were awakened by squirrels looking for a game of tag. And he could feel lightly the sway of Oak trees moving slightly by the notes two hawks sung circling, whispering, hypnotizing their wary prey. ~~~ Looking out over this green smelling plain he could feel the vision swell, as guided by this trance he searched his pouch for the blood star he had captured one spring day while riding the back of old Turtle. Looking out over this amber hazed horizon he felt himself walking talking with Grandfather asking the meaning of rain, wind and snow that carried him gently to Big Mountain. “Grand Father, where is the beauty? Where is the peace above and below us? Grand Father, why are we still blind to the wolf’s howl and the cawing of the crow” ~~~ Standing atop Big Mountain, holding in his left hand the red star cloth he begins his journey. “Grand Father, let the wind beat this drum of resistance that is our human essence; let the rain soak our hearts cleansing us worthy to find the path of snow and its soothing warmth to make the Earth whole. Grand Father, I only know Babylon must fall.And this crimson star, dripping with the people’s tears can lead us back to the heights of Big Mountain; to the beauty and peace above and below; to our long lost whale songs sung by the night sky and seen in our children’s eyes.” Carefully placing the medicine bag around his neck, holding it and smiling, he takes the first steps.. Aztec Warrior*
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Oct 14, 2015
Oct 14, 2015 at 8:39 PM UTC
POEM 71
*A JOURNEY The night-stone, carefully placed in the small bear skin pouch, discusses drum beats with amulets, charms, powders and even a small wren’s yellow puff feather. All creating within the power of his ancestral soul. This small obsidian, chipped and flaked smooth stone held along its edges the blood of the animals sacrificed to keep him alive; giving him their spirits, their views on how the Mother evolved as well as their precious shapes as he passed from one world to the next. His bag was rich medicine and served him well. ~~~ He stood looking over a vast valley plain and could hear the stream wrinkle smooth the rocks as its mountain waters continuously flowed. He could see the honey bee making love to the poppies and clovers as well as the sweet daffodils. He could taste the pine needles dance on the musky, early morning soil after they were awakened by squirrels looking for a game of tag. And he could feel lightly the sway of Oak trees moving slightly by the notes two hawks sung circling, whispering, hypnotizing their wary prey. ~~~ Looking out over this green smelling plain he could feel the vision swell, as guided by this trance he searched his pouch for the blood star he had captured one spring day while riding the back of old Turtle. Looking out over this amber hazed horizon he felt himself walking talking with Grandfather asking the meaning of rain, wind and snow that carried him gently to Big Mountain. “Grand Father, where is the beauty? Where is the peace above and below us? Grand Father, why are we still blind to the wolf’s howl and the cawing of the crow” ~~~ Standing atop Big Mountain, holding in his left hand the red star cloth he begins his journey. “Grand Father, let the wind beat this drum of resistance that is our human essence; let the rain soak our hearts cleansing us worthy to find the path of snow and its soothing warmth to make the Earth whole. Grand Father, I only know Babylon must fall.And this crimson star, dripping with the people’s tears can lead us back to the heights of Big Mountain; to the beauty and peace above and below; to our long lost whale songs sung by the night sky and seen in our children’s eyes.” Carefully placing the medicine bag around his neck, holding it and smiling, he takes the first steps.. Aztec Warrior*
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and we lay pressed together, he tries to teach me the dialect of butterfly kisses, and being so close, we are no longer a landscape of two mountains and valleys moving, but we are one, and its so warm and comforting to feel his weight as he weighs on me, and he still needs to be closer, wrapping compact muscles, around my stumps for legs, and he is sticky fingers, that bestow solemn pinky promises, half attempted secret whispers yelled across the room, he is a sweet sunrise, when all you have ever known is the blistering loneliness of night. He is not afraid to talk and to share his thoughts, and there are moments, snapshots of my failing infrastructure, that lashes out at his incessant nature, me willing him to stop. He discusses my beauty with strangers and mid thought tells me that I am so very beautiful, and when he says it I believe it. he falls asleep like one who is proud to tell anyone listening he is 3 and a half he had to add. i wish he were mine, mine to keep, mine to trully love, but I'm just make believing playing wifey to families, with no need, but right now its just you and me and the me I am with you, and in this moment i hold your small 3 year old hands in my hand, and its enough to be.
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Sep 29, 2013
Sep 29, 2013 at 1:27 PM UTC
dialect of butterflies and sticky fingers
I Believe While poor in spirit Argues fiercely About the novel, The ballad, Or elections While mismatched souls Discusses About the fight of the night, The soccer match, or The race on Sunday While ******* with "Class" drank cross-legged And open necklines While intellectuals Holding coffee with the pinky, Influenced voters, Or explained ideas As the world be sad Diving standards, My friends lost their pose. After all, They just wanted Have fun. And They danced, They shouted, Discussed, And they laughed. They laughed that bunch of problems, Because they knew that Smiles, was the best medicine In the absence of solutions. To fix this, Felt disgust of those vile beings, The go through life Unassuming. Or maybe, feel only Annihilating a pity. It was weird, but At the same time, It made sense. The world still can be saved For a few. You can not believe, Nietzsche can not believe, God can not believe, But I believe.
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Feb 23, 2015
Feb 23, 2015 at 7:58 PM UTC
I Believe
A heated room, sixteen seats beneath the phosphorous shell, sixteen minds, exactly the same and yet unique. Between bites of lobster and the first entree, one ***** discusses politics, while the business has chains and crops on his mind. The religious fanatics can't get his hand out of his pants, and the proud pagan pays him to keep them there. We all have an inkling towards one-- our secret, divulging desire-- what ailment do you prefer?
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Oct 17, 2013
Oct 17, 2013 at 3:07 PM UTC
What fascinates you?
I've never killed in my long life neither enemy soldier, politician, nor wife This feat that causes me no surprise Is what we call living in its normal guise. I would never be so naïve as to say The pen is always the only way But it seems to me that war only proved Who will remain, and who is removed. And all this killing that leaves nations bereft With the vile bitter cordite smell that is left Widows lose husbands, fathers lose sons Babies are dying from the barrels of guns. To save nations weapons of course must be used But there are so many people who are being abused And when one discusses what is now simply absurd There is nothing that is mightier than the word. ©Joe Wilson - The word is STOP...2014 "War does not determine who is right - only who is left". Bertrand Russell
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Sep 11, 2014
Sep 11, 2014 at 3:35 PM UTC
The word is STOP...
No, Not me I would never succumb to Manipulation I would see right through the disguise-- The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing... Now wouldn't I? When You feel like a Stranger Making your way down a Street Unfamiliar And you're feeling so peculiar And people around you are hollow They echo with prattling Words rattling through their mouths But they cannot comprehend The sentence they are regurgitating from their head So, I'm left to go along with everyone else and Pretend Or, Try to Defend my ideals-- My opinions on a reality that is oh so Cruel. And that is when it's too easy to become Friends With the disguised Wolf Because the Wolf understands intimately the most gruesome of realities For he participates in such atrocities And so with great ease He discusses these subjects with you, Allowing you to ponder together all through the night About everything that is not right And before morning comes And the sun's rays can shed light on your perturbed mind The Wolf convinces you that instead of living your life to the fullest, It is best that He devour you, Because life would be much safer not being lived. And for some reason, After mulling over all that is wrong, This seems like a plausible solution Sure, Why not hand over all my rights, All my dreams and aspirations for the safety you promise. No, Not Me Because a safe life is bound to be a short one But A brave life-- Full of trying and failing and sometimes succeeding-- is a life worth living.
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Aug 27, 2015
Aug 27, 2015 at 1:20 AM UTC
No, Not Me
Those halcyon days of yore Lost forever like Lenore And Leda and her godly swan Forever come, forever gone. Rough beasts in their hour slouch But to flop upon the couch, While memory mixes with desire In the soul's broke-down empire. Behold the smile of Ozymandias (Do you wonder who he is?) The preserver and destroyer? Or maybe an ambitious lawyer? Or the fearful handful of dust That we wish we didn't trust? Meanwhile the ominous moving finger, Of truths unalterable the bringer, Writes and then moves on, Bitter tears to spawn. Then there was the heel weak That didn't get dipped in the creek And anger over loss that prods Both loving men and watchful gods. The skull you hold--alas poor who? Keep it cool, I knew him too, Him and his considerable jest-- Some among us are so blessed. Now in his grave he rests indeed Where all our paths, alas, must lead; Except, perhaps, for Humbert Humbert (Remember that salacious old pervert?) Scheming to get with his nymphette In ways impossible to forget? Outside at night J.J. compares streams One more sibilant, or so it seems And discusses Plumtree's potted meat Ending up with "Yes, oh Yes my sweet". Aroma from the petite madeleine Reaches to where recollections begin Of magnificent asparagus spears And lesser events of long past years. But for all that, for every bit of that, Stan A man is still every bit a man So get it together and get off the can And make yourself a brand new plan: The glowing time of midwinter spring Has always been its own kind of thing Don't be a gentleman in that good night Get down with the program and put up a fight. Come out strong like a red, red rose And keep on punching until it snows.
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Oct 4, 2016
Oct 4, 2016 at 4:44 PM UTC
A Stream
Those halcyon days of yore Lost forever like Lenore And Leda and her godly swan Forever come, forever gone. Rough beasts in their hour slouch But to flop upon the couch, While memory mixes with desire In the soul's broke-down empire. Behold the smile of Ozymandias (Do you wonder who he is?) The preserver and destroyer? Or maybe an ambitious lawyer? Or the fearful handful of dust That we wish we didn't trust? Meanwhile the ominous moving finger, Of truths unalterable the bringer, Writes and then moves on, Bitter tears to spawn. Then there was the heel weak That didn't get dipped in the creek And anger over loss that prods Both loving men and watchful gods. The skull you hold--alas poor who? Keep it cool, I knew him too, Him and his considerable jest-- Some among us are so blessed. Now in his grave he rests indeed Where all our paths, alas, must lead; Except, perhaps, for Humbert Humbert (Remember that salacious old pervert?) Scheming to get with his nymphette In ways impossible to forget? Outside at night J.J. compares streams One more sibilant, or so it seems And discusses Plumtree's potted meat Ending up with "Yes, oh Yes my sweet". Aroma from the petite madeleine Reaches to where recollections begin Of magnificent asparagus spears And lesser events of long past years. But for all that, for every bit of that, Stan A man is still every bit a man So get it together and get off the can And make yourself a brand new plan: The glowing time of midwinter spring Has always been its own kind of thing Don't be a gentleman in that good night Get down with the program and put up a fight. Come out strong like a red, red rose And keep on punching until it snows.
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tonight i count the ties that keep me coming back to this point, this place i realize rope is just that, rope, and it's my choice whether i cut it or hold on the slack loosens it's grip and freedom unfurls that's been between my fingertips all along destiny discusses destination with me as i sleep and keep a mind that's as open as blue skies i wake and sit heavy in happiness, in understanding, in self-propelled evolution i hold myself and finally feel pride for the strength i've used to lift myself up time and time again
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Nov 27, 2016
Nov 27, 2016 at 10:13 PM UTC
leverage
Maybe he’s just nice Maybe he talks to everyone in that way Maybe he always shares eye contact for far too long with everyone he speaks to Maybe he discusses these little details with anyone who will listen Or maybe it’s just me Maybe I have made myself too approachable and too friendly Maybe I have been creating these scenarios in my head all along Maybe I talk far too much and he is staring at me telling me to shut the **** up Or maybe he’s just nice
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Nov 23, 2019
Nov 23, 2019 at 10:47 AM UTC
Maybe He's Just Nice
At the library I sit Listening to a podcast About the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I think in a bit I will take notes On a couple of articles In the Journal of philosophical research In the first article the author argues That the existence of evil Experienced through both human suffering And human moral struggle Ultimately benefits each person By enabling human character to develop into The likeness of God The second article Discusses the problem of weakness of will In Augustine's struggle for moral growth It is almost seven years now Since I received my B.A. Still at home Still no career...... I'm 30 now I suppose America is pretty much done for Financially ruined I enjoyed the samples at Costco today Laughed to myself As I saw the divine in others And it is a shame That I don't have that loving female friend That I had hoped to meet It is a shame I am alone again I think I will read these articles aloud And record them on my iphone 4/6/2015 What a thing this life is Maybe I'll never find a job? But that's okay At least I tried
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Apr 6, 2015
Apr 6, 2015 at 6:26 PM UTC
At The Library
difficult is written the poetry of the ruins suffering is seen only also dust smoke half remains war poems with a bullet is dropp pens how peace is written to short to be the poetry of though discusses a lot of few words real describes dense must be love poems gets into the vortex of every heart their difficult get rid of effects
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Sep 11, 2017
Sep 11, 2017 at 1:42 PM UTC
POEMS