"embarresed" poems
It is forbidden to eat
To eat the fruit of love
In the garden of Human
Woman plucks it from the tree
The tree of ignorance
And gives it to Man
Man realizes they are clothed
And is embarresed he connot
Make her drop her brazier
They fall into love
And shall forever dwell
In paradise near to God
But
In paradise there groweth
Another strange fruit
And a strange snake
Apr 17, 2016
Apr 17, 2016 at 11:50 AM UTC
me on the blaze
books piled high by your father
what does he have against self help
of the devine kind
he knows only you can save yourself
your mother cackling in the background
smashing vinyl on her knees
i knew she hated sinatra
but so does she hate baragin bins?
or does she know music is the portal to the soul
your little sister
beating the usual villagers
diminishing them to gold and ***
if i had a shell for everytime i wanted to shoot her
my idea of toddlers would change and my pockets
would pull my pants down
there standing pantless
embarresed in front of my lovers family
my love knew just what to so
she screamed "swarm"
before they drained my blood while still warm
now i live whenever
sleep wherever
eat whoever
**** however
no limits except the last night i fed
weighing on me like an empty gas tank
light for all the sake of irony in that word
i love you , soul
why did i ever leave you.
serenity stares back wipping the blood from her mouth
and she said the most intelligant thing she ever said
"dont regret your evils, unless you want to let them define you"
the skin still healing from the new chestpeice ink
says
"i will defile you"
the guardians on my back said
Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 2:57 PM UTC
you destroyed my life
ruined my hopes and dreams
embarresed me in front of people I know
and strangers as well
now you flirt
once more
wanting me back
I am not as foolish
as I was
before I met you
you want me back?
well I dont want you
the answeer is
and always will be
NO
Jan 23, 2015
Jan 23, 2015 at 10:25 AM UTC