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"ejection" poems
being a poet is not planned **~for Gabriella Garcia~ ~~ *a sixteen old soul says she understands, being a poet is not planned, forcing an old mans re-collection of the first time, he made love to a virginal white papyrus with muscles trembling, body bent, chest bursting a rockets red glaring, eyes marking the sheets with salty drip spots what possessed the wrist veins to wrest a cheap ballpoint pen to transfuse pain, in a semaphore of uncoded ink blotches, what was he thinking was he thinking? that it was an ejection that it was an *********** that it was a tribulation expiation that it was a tribute explanation? that it was an injection that it was a circumspection inspection that it was a circumscision surgery of emotional complexion excising an infection with a written genuflection? try, but no might, the first is subsumed by the thousands that followed dutifully though his one poem  flawless, expertly recalled, it will always be the next, and unplanned just like this one too who anointed his brow, the hair and forehead, with oil pure, dripping down onto, into his cut cain marker, who is not answering a query relentless is this his plan, his appointment, is this his flawed excellence, is this his imperfect penance perpetual? knowing well and full now the unplanned is his plan, it’s his faceted flaws that refract his coloraturas* ~~ upon this he reflects, praying that god protect the young poets from planning ______________ https://hellopoetry.com/poem/2893127/unplanned
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Feb 27, 2019
Feb 27, 2019 at 1:27 PM UTC
being a poet is not planned
being a poet is not planned **~for Gabriella Garcia~ ~~ *a sixteen old soul says she understands, being a poet is not planned, forcing an old mans re-collection of the first time, he made love to a virginal white papyrus with muscles trembling, body bent, chest bursting a rockets red glaring, eyes marking the sheets with salty drip spots what possessed the wrist veins to wrest a cheap ballpoint pen to transfuse pain, in a semaphore of uncoded ink blotches, what was he thinking was he thinking? that it was an ejection that it was an *********** that it was a tribulation expiation that it was a tribute explanation? that it was an injection that it was a circumspection inspection that it was a circumscision surgery of emotional complexion excising an infection with a written genuflection? try, but no might, the first is subsumed by the thousands that followed dutifully though his one poem  flawless, expertly recalled, it will always be the next, and unplanned just like this one too who anointed his brow, the hair and forehead, with oil pure, dripping down onto, into his cut cain marker, who is not answering a query relentless is this his plan, his appointment, is this his flawed excellence, is this his imperfect penance perpetual? knowing well and full now the unplanned is his plan, it’s his faceted flaws that refract his coloraturas* ~~ upon this he reflects, praying that god protect the young poets from planning ______________ https://hellopoetry.com/poem/2893127/unplanned
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I am the pretender You must precensor When I'm an inventor Who can't get centered I'm the apologist You're the psychologist We have a suitable deal You provide an even keel And cook delicious meals And let my fingers feel But you do so much more Going deeper than the shore You make a difference By insistence I see your footprints In the distance They lead me to progress My mind cannot process Those things I can't fathom You effortlessly grab them You were my bastion of behavior I thought you were my savior You're more like Charles Xavier Controlling my mind To keep me blind By taking my vision When you make your incision And put me in prison You're Sigmund Freud On steroids You fill my void Then get annoyed You cured me of my madness Yet instilled sadness When I got addicted to your healing But then heard your tires peeling After all your analysis You deemed me talentless You used to be my example of what to be Now you're my example of what to flee You made me hate the number three While running my car into a tree Which made me scream ouch My ejection from your couch So I hide in my palace And drink from a chalice Filled with mindless malice While holding my phallus But I learned my lesson One last confession Someone that can calm my brain Can also leave a permanent stain
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Jan 29, 2018
Jan 29, 2018 at 2:25 PM UTC
Psychologist
Preparations For Love and Destruction Volatile environments Whose inhabitants Distract inhibitions By enacting emotional exhibitions Fueled by liquid fire .Injection. Fluid spirits Energize the soul Chemically reacting to stress Freeing the hostages Housed inside the hostile hospice Of hearts .Ejection. Nature’s neutrality Doesn’t do much For this current Wave Of Lust and Frustration So, Lo and Behold The solo soul below Who bellows In the belly of beasts Like growls That grows into speech As I transform from Animal to Anomaly Asking for the one thing That will keep me From the answer .Rejection.
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Apr 1, 2014
Apr 1, 2014 at 11:08 PM UTC
Alcohol
Five for fighting hands to the face personal foul player disgrace Illegal contact leap in the fray willful head shot leg astray Encroachment defense mouth guard out roughing the passer back field bout Grounding the pigskin mis-aligned horse collar tackle clip from behind Knee on knee offside end unnecessary roughness too many men Gross misconduct poke in the eye hooking the shooter sticks up high Match ejection over the top face off folly penalty shot Unsportsmanlike conduct chopping the block slew foot infraction hammer lock Stick to the head kick in the crotch **** end jab adhering the watch Slashing the d-man spearing the wing running the keeper back checking Intentional grounding stoppage in play punching and hacking delay of the game Striking the ref aggressor in fight obstructing the line out ear in a bite Loss of downs hands in the ruck pinching and boarding illegal upchuck Rules of the battle by the bye pushing the limits with a wink of an eye
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May 10, 2017
May 10, 2017 at 9:24 PM UTC
The Sin Bin
O-One has been kept waiting for a long spell N-Not knowing if one can get out of this hell E-Endless days one has spent in an unlit well H-Hope seems not to be journeying one's way U-Under clouds of darkness one shall e'er stay N-Never shall one see a bright sunny day ray D-Deemed to be unfit to walk that old hallway R-Realizing this fact sure makes one feel gray E-Excluded from the folks at the homely bay D-Dare one say one is mired in a boggy clay A-All is lost one can't redeem one's former place N-Negotiations with other are now a void space D-Dear me one is in a position of sheer disgrace E-Ever so badly one did behave all that time ago I-In hindsight good manners needed to be the go G-Grave is one's standing and so very full of woe H-Heck the word one called when one had to go T-Tidings of ejection delivered by the boss honcho Y-Yonder one was told on the spot to quickly go D-Down in the dumps one has been for so long A-Away at a lone outpost well out of the throng Y-Yearning to once again hear their joyful song S-So one is on an island for those who do wrong O-Only three chances did one get at that game F-Four weren't going to be allotted to this dame F-Folly to think that one could avoid any shame L-Leniency not given one has to wear the claim I-In the finally wash up one's lesson is to be tame N-Needling the boss honcho scrubbed one's name E-Erased one shall be for being a bad egg dame
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Apr 23, 2013
Apr 23, 2013 at 3:38 AM UTC
One Hundred and Eighty Days Offline (Acrostic Poem)
high finance and terror you had half a job the commissioner made a huge mistake where words just disappear oh do help the rich and well-connected they need you careful that your boss does not see you favoriting my tweets unstar! unstar! panic! panic! social media illiteracy bio: follow or **** off **** the king of hearts quadruple cheeseburger acidic fruits keep chugging harm on y a night of debauchery in the works our minds refueled with petroleum entropy hour with free golden shower where truth gnaws at your legs but you continue walking human irrationality gets beaten to a pulp by bot rationality how bland and discordant getting them drawn and quartered humanity can do without us that **** poet saw the egg hatch into regrets **** the only one who cares manufacturing awkward silences and making a killing what the hell is anergy miss world virginity 2012 what have we done ghost eating humans or some **** like that someone already thought of that funny thing you wanted to say your timeline can beat my timeline mute only the users who make too much sense the epitome of trying too hard and then coronal mass ejection all the over the place you know this goes nowhere so you want out no more outreach from this point on shredded the flow chart too much in the projects exit stage down
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 8:37 PM UTC
employment
He stands solidly still, a malformation Rush hour commuters about him whirl Arrival or departure in subway station? Intrans intelligence, subconscious swirl Isolated, his mind in most violent hurl Facing whole extent of impertinent data Comatose commuter suffers info slow-mode Wife, boss, kids all part in sub-matter Too much for one brain to devour, decode Cell phones, microchips, transistor’s overload Components lack tactile connection Wavelengths of broadcasts, meltdown occurs Keeping too connected, causing mind ejection No app for that on tablet to refer Now stuck in commuter rut with no transfers
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Apr 18, 2016
Apr 18, 2016 at 11:51 PM UTC
Comatose Commuter
It'll all be over in about eight minutes, Give or take, depending on your side of the Earth, Plasma therapy for the masses. Just like that, we're all crispy critters, Pork rind skins flavored with dehydrated sea-salt. That beautiful aurora-generating magnetosphere, Shrinking daily, as the planet's poles reverse, Will puncture like a too thin prophylactic. The Christians will have just minutes, Reminding us that we were prophesized To all go out in fire and overlooking That we're actually being ionized with radiation --- A mere trifle to the True-Believers. Will the Dow-Jones sell off in those final moments? Will the Russians attempt to launch a Soyuz? The Brits will take it all in stride with another pint; Aussies venture on their final walkabout. As for me, I'm gonna saddle up a pony heading straight out to greet the Joshua trees. I want to meet annihilation on my own terms.
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Mar 1, 2012
Mar 1, 2012 at 2:28 PM UTC
Coronal Mass Ejection
there is a poem lurking in me tonight, accompanying me from nighttime into the muddled currents of the wee hours, awaiting for an ending of this, this vigil, or perhaps, ejection from the birth canal where and whence, it irritangly demands, is my commencement, the origination of its peculiar species, to eternalize it, tattoo a unique number upon its wrist in a ledger of words they sent me a message that the DedPoet is in deed dead, gone, cremated but that is not the poem stalking me right now for now vanilla numbing of the heart, sadness that this fellow runner of my human-writing race is no more upon the track but that is not the poem talking to me right now every flutter of eyelash is a line, a forgotten fragmented verse, a lost and gone forever Clementine, even before the thought completed numerous sun ray titles flash but few are caught, though all glimpsed in dazzled shining glory the hook, line and sinker, themselves, yeoman poets all, have nothing to show oh woe is me, oh woe is me there is a poem lurking in my chest yearning to be free by being created I know it not yet in any form recognizable, so well as it knows me from our shared womb, now torn 5:08 am Sept. 30, 2015
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 5:22 AM UTC
there is a poem lurking
Mom shot Jake's cat with the screen door open, with dirtied snow covering the gravel drive. And Jake, bless his little soul, watched from the door frame as Dad took over, snagging the bloodied mess by the tail and dumping it in the waiting grave. Mom told Jake that's the way it is as she opened the .410's ejection port and deposited the shell into her hand. She gave it to him. A memento. Jake didn't know this word at the time but years later, four to be exact, he'd look up memento for a spelling test, and think of Dad piling loose dirt, tiny sticks, and snow on the cat while he, Jake, stared at the discharged shotgun shell, still warm in his hand.
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Mar 26, 2014
Mar 26, 2014 at 2:28 PM UTC
muh-men-toh
When affection is met with rejection, the whole section of confidence is affected, introspection leads to a new direction, and the infection is seen in reflection, this correction changes your outlook's protection and your eyes meet with objection, your new perception is dissection and detection, close inspection ends up as an inflection, another deflection and another ejection, looks like another for the collection, no perfection, no hope for a connection
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Nov 23, 2013
Nov 23, 2013 at 1:07 AM UTC
Jaded - Mono-Rhyme
Starlight floating on a hot summer night Photons escape from a coronal mass ejection The speed is incredible Warp 1, 671 million miles per hour the C in e=mc^2 Celerity
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Jul 9, 2014
Jul 9, 2014 at 2:42 PM UTC
Warp Speed
The garden meeting adjourned and moved... Management abruptly cleared the premises, Canceled return visits, Speculations inconveniently disrupted, Wonder-rousings interrupted... We found ourselves somehow Standing on the Great Outside. No wistful entreatments heard He, The Grand Proprietor, In spite of our new knowledges, Our now-wise forays philosophical, Our sophisticated posturing; He seemed without empathy In His Garden's sudden closure, In our ejection and dismissal. Stumblers of unexpected freedom, Following a shadowed river Narrowing down into a Valley, Darkening down into a pinprick end, We gaze behind, ahead, behind, To see, high sword gleaming, The standing doorman, glowering. Eden, receding from our view, Serpent joins us as we walk, "Where were we when we left our talk?" His lowered voice renews. We notice now, the air is chill As an endless sun slips down Behind a darkening hill.
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Nov 4, 2012
Nov 4, 2012 at 1:56 AM UTC
Garden Closed 'Til Further Notice
With pompous fanfare I delight those few, To smiles and loud ovations from afar, Who sit upon my daydream's blessed pew, And light night's darkened pathways as the stars, With half-truths, bland omissions, outright lies, I paint the murals colored by success, To cover over failures, my disguise, And hide their idol God has yet to bless, For had I told the truth and never lied, Those precious few would see and nod their heads, Acknowledge my ejection justified, Accept their children's love for me as dead, For any food that fails to carry taste, Is cast aside as utter worthless waste. (C)2014, Christos Rigakos
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Feb 19, 2014
Feb 19, 2014 at 11:58 PM UTC
With pompous fanfare I delight those few
He had no idea if he would... If he could actually do it... When the time came, When his sergeant gave the nod, Let slip the dogs of war, Unleash the copper bees, Send missiles hurtling up or down At targets moving now... On men who may be wondering If they could fire the same, When the time came.... "Steady, men!" "On my command." He lay there, On a roof, In a ditch, On an open field, Crouched inside a turret, Bellied down in a plexiglass ball, Hurtled above a world mostly covered in cloud, Standing far below the earth in silo'd steel, Seeing still, through satellite eyes.... Peered into the mil dot scope, Ignored the cross To see through the center, Found the circled aperture, Punched coordinates into a seeing machine, Saw green circles on the screen... Aligned the circles.... Tried to breathe. So that was how it was For farm boys, Mowers of hay, Grocers' sons, smashers of ants, Carpenters, hammerers of nails, And bakers' boys, cutters of bread, Just in from shooting marbles and BB guns, Transported into war, Fed soldiers' ration: meat and bread and beans, Five cigarettes apiece in boxed MREs, Sent off to **** and to be killed With mothers' tears still fresh upon their cheeks, With lovers' ache still glowing embered heat. Training fresh, Waiting command To fire only when the order came... To remain firing til the order came... To hold the breath and squeeze... To hold the sight just so... To squeeze... And to reload Keeping head low, Eyes on target... To ignore all but the sergeant's yell, To think of squeezing on new targets, To wait awhile to process coming hell.... And when the time came, He squeezed, Felt the sudden life, Heard little but the sound of Clean ejection ... Saw his bullet, Saw his missile, Saw his target meet, And in the meeting, Red, And in the meeting , Fire and smoke, And in the meeting Knew  that he could do What soldiers do. This boy Now cutting hay, Now stomping ants, Hammering nails, Cutting loaves of cooling bread... Caught in the maelstrom of war With no moment left but now, No possible tomorrow... Only targets, Only targeted In ferocious winds Of battle.
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Sep 21, 2014
Sep 21, 2014 at 6:52 AM UTC
Reaping
He had no idea if he would... If he could actually do it... When the time came, When his sergeant gave the nod, Let slip the dogs of war, Unleash the copper bees, Send missiles hurtling up or down At targets moving now... On men who may be wondering If they could fire the same, When the time came.... "Steady, men!" "On my command." He lay there, On a roof, In a ditch, On an open field, Crouched inside a turret, Bellied down in a plexiglass ball, Hurtled above a world mostly covered in cloud, Standing far below the earth in silo'd steel, Seeing still, through satellite eyes.... Peered into the mil dot scope, Ignored the cross To see through the center, Found the circled aperture, Punched coordinates into a seeing machine, Saw green circles on the screen... Aligned the circles.... Tried to breathe. So that was how it was For farm boys, Mowers of hay, Grocers' sons, smashers of ants, Carpenters, hammerers of nails, And bakers' boys, cutters of bread, Just in from shooting marbles and BB guns, Transported into war, Fed soldiers' ration: meat and bread and beans, Five cigarettes apiece in boxed MREs, Sent off to **** and to be killed With mothers' tears still fresh upon their cheeks, With lovers' ache still glowing embered heat. Training fresh, Waiting command To fire only when the order came... To remain firing til the order came... To hold the breath and squeeze... To hold the sight just so... To squeeze... And to reload Keeping head low, Eyes on target... To ignore all but the sergeant's yell, To think of squeezing on new targets, To wait awhile to process coming hell.... And when the time came, He squeezed, Felt the sudden life, Heard little but the sound of Clean ejection ... Saw his bullet, Saw his missile, Saw his target meet, And in the meeting, Red, And in the meeting , Fire and smoke, And in the meeting Knew  that he could do What soldiers do. This boy Now cutting hay, Now stomping ants, Hammering nails, Cutting loaves of cooling bread... Caught in the maelstrom of war With no moment left but now, No possible tomorrow... Only targets, Only targeted In ferocious winds Of battle.
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poetry is gymnastics, plain and simple, it requires a good stash of words and a tongue like the skeleton of an gymnast, each part mandible, nimble, snail goo; or at least a pair of eyes like a kaleidoscope content with crude images that phonetic symbols are. oh the day when you're kicked out from the garden of the dictionary & thesaurus rex (the tree of good and evil that you have to eat from) - once you've abandoned that canonical foundation of the indexing fruit that keeps you aligned and in formation with a lazy vocabulary, once this ejection takes place: you're basically skydiving. why do philosophers have this rigid and predictable vocabulary? god they're so rigid with words when they begin their so called "adventure" into systematisation.
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Mar 29, 2016
Mar 29, 2016 at 6:49 PM UTC
dictionary & thesaurus rex / a tree of the knowledge of good & evil
It’s been three years. As I drag myself from the wreckage of yet another crash Lungs full of smoke and skin seared with burns I can’t help but think of that day Three years ago When we stopped playing hide-and-seek Each of us circling the same gorgeous little two-seater Each of us refusing to believe we were not alone in the hangar— When we finally climbed into the cockpit Admitted that we wanted to fly this thing And started preparing for takeoff. It hummed to life like it had been waiting for us To put our hands to the controls Like it was not a machine to be flown But a connection and extension of our very minds How it leapt down the runway and soared into the sky! How glorious the flight through clear blue skies! How terrible the storm that hit. Enveloped by black clouds Tossed to and fro by the wind We wrestled with the elements And then my controls locked up. A moment of panic— “This thing can’t fly without two pilots!” A desperate grab for the handle by my feet One last look at my copilot Then a sharp tug, a violent flinging into darkness. I don’t know how you piloted out of that storm How you got that thing out of the sky But when I tracked you to the landing site (After months frozen to my ejection seat Numb and unable to move) I could see it was in bad shape Beyond repair? I didn’t think so But I arrived just in time to see you walk away Your helmet, left in the dust by a bent and twisted wing The last reminder of you. They say you’ve taken wing again A new copilot at the controls (I catch glimpses of a tiny speck high overhead sometimes) And after three years I can naught but wish you well But, burned and ****** from my last disaster I cannot help but sit here on the ground And dream of the sky.
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Mar 18, 2016
Mar 18, 2016 at 12:24 AM UTC
Three Years (To an Aircraft Lost)
It’s been three years. As I drag myself from the wreckage of yet another crash Lungs full of smoke and skin seared with burns I can’t help but think of that day Three years ago When we stopped playing hide-and-seek Each of us circling the same gorgeous little two-seater Each of us refusing to believe we were not alone in the hangar— When we finally climbed into the cockpit Admitted that we wanted to fly this thing And started preparing for takeoff. It hummed to life like it had been waiting for us To put our hands to the controls Like it was not a machine to be flown But a connection and extension of our very minds How it leapt down the runway and soared into the sky! How glorious the flight through clear blue skies! How terrible the storm that hit. Enveloped by black clouds Tossed to and fro by the wind We wrestled with the elements And then my controls locked up. A moment of panic— “This thing can’t fly without two pilots!” A desperate grab for the handle by my feet One last look at my copilot Then a sharp tug, a violent flinging into darkness. I don’t know how you piloted out of that storm How you got that thing out of the sky But when I tracked you to the landing site (After months frozen to my ejection seat Numb and unable to move) I could see it was in bad shape Beyond repair? I didn’t think so But I arrived just in time to see you walk away Your helmet, left in the dust by a bent and twisted wing The last reminder of you. They say you’ve taken wing again A new copilot at the controls (I catch glimpses of a tiny speck high overhead sometimes) And after three years I can naught but wish you well But, burned and ****** from my last disaster I cannot help but sit here on the ground And dream of the sky.
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It's September 2013. A Coronal Mass Ejection scorched the Earth, collapsing the Global infrastructure. Those that weren't fried up in the killshot traverse a world nearly foreign to them, devoid of any form of luxury. They make their ways to the FEMA camps, setup all over the United States, because that's what their TVs told them to do, just days before the blast. But they knew since the Remote Viewing program began in the Cold War. A teenage boy, now forced to be a man, leads his Mother through the terrain, avoiding building fires and roving gangs. Finally they arrive, the camp like a shimmering oasis in the burned out barrens. They stand in line at the gates, poor and huddled masses. When it is their turn, they present the IDs they were informed to bring. "Sorry son, your name's on the list, you can't get in." "What do you mean? What list." "The list of people who didn't know how to keep their mouths shut on facebook. So, you're out, but your Mom can come in." Another guard approaches and squires her in at gunpoint. "No, I won't go, not without my Son!" To which the guard interjects "Shut the **** up.. take your clothes off.. we're going to pour powdered sugar on you." "Noooo! Mahhhhhhhm." "We're gonna **** your Mom kid." the gatekeeper laughs. Insert Whale sound
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Aug 22, 2013
Aug 22, 2013 at 12:58 PM UTC
Killshot
I wanna be the one to make you laugh Throw your head back, eyes squinted Your mouth in the form of a toothy grin Maybe some dimples here and there But it's okay if you don't have them I'd still think you're perfect anyway
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 10:12 PM UTC
An Ejection
You didn’t like it. My rejection. Your rejection. My rejection of your ******** Rejection of your ejection. You  didn’t like it. So , you rejected me. You ejected me,   From your being You Rejected my offerings, My laugh, My traits, My whole. Me.   All of me You shunned Would you have liked it Had I accepted what you , Unsheathed, would the rejection be reversed Or would it be stalled. Until the ejection, Then subsequently the Guaranteed rejection Of the whole,   The rejection remains And we part ways Ejected,Dejected. You seemed to like it then
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May 28, 2018
May 28, 2018 at 12:18 AM UTC
Rejected
I need to answer the ******* questions tormenting my brain Stop torturing myself with hope I know how it’ll go I know how it’ll go Dreams don’t mean much in the back of a stinky bus Dreams die in city lights I board a train wreck before it happens Thinking of the Reaction Will the boxcar doors free me in a rapid ejection Will I go to heaven? Will I make it out west Or will the train crash somewhere down south But answer these ******* questions and board Because we already know This train will lead to scorn Another complex Another regret Another train wreck Let’s board
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May 21, 2014
May 21, 2014 at 10:58 PM UTC
Train Wreck
I can still be nice, even as i slice your neck. What you lack in manners, you will earn in my respect, as all those pretty pink bubbles come bubbling out of your neck. Nicety. Slicing the grumpies with said mutual respect, instead somethings are better left unsaid through the smiling cleft in your neck. Don't be nervous just yet, as the shivers nurture the onset of your ejection to Set. Elect a breath, to let go of the mess you made, and stow the experiences of this place in your wake. Just go the **** away.
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Mar 3, 2013
Mar 3, 2013 at 11:56 AM UTC
Favor
Inside I’m wet With memory soaked Trickling youth-filled woes Which cause leakage Into present This spouts Uneasy gushes Visceral ejection Out every pore Sweat pulsing chemicals Of that toxic touch On place forbidden On secrets hidden It churns This thing inside What you took in stride What I must now somehow hide With gulp I swallow My pride You, my moist reminiscence
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Apr 17, 2016
Apr 17, 2016 at 6:14 AM UTC
Moist
Climactic excitation cosmic copulation sidereal sensation astral frenzy sighs, stars, moans her moans, hormones interstellar *********** endlessly interesting of course. Reduced to this— cosmic carnality: black holes, shooting stars spurts of intergalactic light spasms of ejection from the corona; solar fire deep into lunar mysteries outer space beyond her solar system I seek dark beauty new direction off course. Waiting for a bigger better bang... (out of space)
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Apr 13, 2018
Apr 13, 2018 at 10:38 PM UTC
Intergalactic Hookup
Splints are beginning to break, wounds are seeping through the bandage, sores have become infected, scabs picked and pulsating-- Aspirin won't take away the throbbing pain, nor will morphine numb the brain-- the leg below the ****** turniquet grows gangrenous. Maggots inching closer, flies eagerly buzzing overhead, divebombing into ruptured flesh oozing blood and pus-- the body bag lingers menacingly sporting its gaping maw, hungry for mangled flesh and broken bones. Bloodshot eyes pleading, crooked mouth on a broken jaw begging, a sick contortion of a once beautiful body ****** forlornly on busy streets-- writhing in the weak mortal vessel that damns them. --- How long? How long has it been lying there? Trying hopelessly to stand stumbling like an old dog in its final moments of consciousness before the impending ejection-- how many have passed it by with a blind salute and a knowing fake smile? How long must this poor soul drudge through time slowly draining its insides and flesh feasted by the flies, dragged along by marionette strings-- when will we see this creature, in need of its good samaritan-- when will we stop the transient fix, peel off the blood-soaked bandages, and ultimately stare into the fissures for a final, effective prognosis? Look this ******* in the eye, peruse its peeling sallow skin hanging loose off cadaverous limbs-- lying, gasping cries rendered soft moans, lying in a cesspool of ****** fluids-- **** and **** and blood and pus drowning within itself-- trace your fingers along the scars and wounds, inhale the stink of death, accept your incapacity to understand the weight of its history-- a great anguish heralded by generations afore. Do not, then, think it wise to abandon the poor wretch, as your forefathers had done-- The Poison lies within you. To heal, then-- is not a matter of medicine, is not a matter of science, is not a matter of faith-- it is a matter of action. It is sick. It is dying. And it will take us all with it. Would you die for its sins?
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Nov 21, 2016
Nov 21, 2016 at 1:53 PM UTC
Band-Aid
Splints are beginning to break, wounds are seeping through the bandage, sores have become infected, scabs picked and pulsating-- Aspirin won't take away the throbbing pain, nor will morphine numb the brain-- the leg below the ****** turniquet grows gangrenous. Maggots inching closer, flies eagerly buzzing overhead, divebombing into ruptured flesh oozing blood and pus-- the body bag lingers menacingly sporting its gaping maw, hungry for mangled flesh and broken bones. Bloodshot eyes pleading, crooked mouth on a broken jaw begging, a sick contortion of a once beautiful body ****** forlornly on busy streets-- writhing in the weak mortal vessel that damns them. --- How long? How long has it been lying there? Trying hopelessly to stand stumbling like an old dog in its final moments of consciousness before the impending ejection-- how many have passed it by with a blind salute and a knowing fake smile? How long must this poor soul drudge through time slowly draining its insides and flesh feasted by the flies, dragged along by marionette strings-- when will we see this creature, in need of its good samaritan-- when will we stop the transient fix, peel off the blood-soaked bandages, and ultimately stare into the fissures for a final, effective prognosis? Look this ******* in the eye, peruse its peeling sallow skin hanging loose off cadaverous limbs-- lying, gasping cries rendered soft moans, lying in a cesspool of ****** fluids-- **** and **** and blood and pus drowning within itself-- trace your fingers along the scars and wounds, inhale the stink of death, accept your incapacity to understand the weight of its history-- a great anguish heralded by generations afore. Do not, then, think it wise to abandon the poor wretch, as your forefathers had done-- The Poison lies within you. To heal, then-- is not a matter of medicine, is not a matter of science, is not a matter of faith-- it is a matter of action. It is sick. It is dying. And it will take us all with it. Would you die for its sins?
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