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Samantha Steele Nov 2011
The smell of Iron carresses my nose.
I undress.

Looking in the mirror.
Scars decorating my skin.

Others- Ugly.
Me- Beauty.

My eyes take in every inch of myself.
Is it ****** up to say I got turned on?

My eyes dart to the corner of the room.
There lays a lifeless body, bloodless.

My eyes dart to the bathtub.
Filled to the rim with crimmison.

Blood is boiling.

I walk accross the blood soaked floor,
leaving ****** footprints in my wake.

I pearch on the side of the tub.
Stick my toe into it.

A sigh and a shiver of pleasure escape me.
I emerse myself in to it.

I grin...

Razor teeth on display.
For my victoms who are forced to watch.

Bliss...
© SamanthaReganess
Emily Dawn Mar 2015
Magic to me, pages
How in them I could emerse myself,
How kindly they would take me in
Shelter me away from everything else
How between them I lived, a refugee

Magic to me, words
How they could lick my wounds,
But ask me no questions
Touch my heart
While never leaving the page
Forever seeking comfort and company between the pages of a book
Tuesday Pixie Oct 2011
And we yell.
Each nursing a private hurt.
A self-centred pain we believe the other caused.
And we don't pause to think about the others pain.
We are too focussed on our own sense of wounded pride.
Our own need, desire,
for the other to understand our reason,
the pain they caused.
The insults fly,
words pierce,
the pain grows until we can stand it no longer.
'Til there's nothing left but that blinding stab.
'Til we can only glare in anger, think in tears,
emerse ourselves in our own inner pain
as we clutch at our wounded sides.
Steve Page Jul 2016
Lord, depose our Apollo,
Be our true Lord of Poetry
And so give us poetic licence
To fulfil,
To craft,
To create
With a God given palette
In your own imagery.

Blaze a trail from your heart
To the spirits of men,
Taking captives and setting them free
To feast on your words of life,
To move to your music of love,
To emerse into an eternity of dance,
To celebrate and so to reflect
Your devine Artisan Soul.
Inspired by a passing reference to Apollo.  Apparently Apollo was the Olympian god of prophecy and oracles, healing, plague and disease, music, song and poetry, archery, and the protection of the young.
The prevalence of poetry in the Bible tells me that God is the true Lord of Poetry.
I used to look outside into the daylight
Look long Into the darkness,
Eyes lapping up silence and noise in
Greedy proportions
Grouping, feeling searching
For something that tasted safe,
That could satiate some plain of my existence
Break me clean of this emotional dissonance
Stand firm under crashing wave of feelings
That lay wait

Turbulating  and churning against the inside of my brain
Ensnared by the fray

After being raked through thoroughly
With razor sharp cynicism
Pulled to pieces by the weight of in differences
No I have pulled at to many threads
Traveled
unraveled and traversed  
Too far into this abyss
To remain un-scattered, unscathed, unchanged

And thats ok

But I taste like
A brokenness so sweet it aches
And
The only place
That tastes safe lies deep between my breaths
And in coffee shaded eyes.
No I cannot say I am the same
Or that i'm
entirely whole
At least now i know
The exact depth of my convictions
The degree of my worth and will and wanting
I can haunt you
With the shadows in my depth i
Can steal your breath
With the wanting my honest azure eyes casts
And at last
With so many parts of me laid to rest
I’m free to test
The eternity you hide in your eyes
Flash glimpse behind soft lips
Masquerade behind truths dressed
As lies
You astound me
And I will spend every day
Chasing new ways to
Taste your kiss.
I will build bliss
Out of my  thankfulness
With strong shaking fingers
Un-clinched
Stitched delicately with your laugh
I will map out our happiness
On your heart with my pin
Emerse you in love letters
In apology notes
In an unending list of the things
I will miss
And love
And break and kiss
I found me
You
Found us
And Never before have I had such trust
This is enough
Shannon Jeffery Oct 2014
Out on the oceans
Of uncharted dreams
We sail in search
Of life's endless seams

Dreaming the impossible
In hope it comes true
Sailing the skies
Ever so blue

Hiking the peaks
Of a flaming sun
In nothing that we seek
It's all just for fun

Emerse yourself
In endless creation
Imagine worlds
Of constant motion

Don't be afraid
To dive in deep
For its only a dream
While you sleep
Kon Grin Jun 2018
See, I see clouds roll by
As my feet emerse in my mind
My inner child dreams
No more deeds

As I finish my chores
As I cure from the bore
As my abdomen is moving to the slow beat

As I sing to the king
Of my past and new teenage sins
As my fingers are tipping to the slow beat

I see giant in sky
See his hands are moving to mine
The deceptive tongue can not lie
As
As I see clouds roll by
Daniel McDougall Sep 2015
Emerse yourself in the life you want. Spend time doing the things that make you sit back, look at your life, and exclaim I ******* love this ****. It's just not worth it otherwise.

*djm
Gabriel Bonney Oct 2018
Silence can be dangerous.
The quiet gives us room to think,
where our brains aren't occupied
by the commotion of day-to-day life.
It can be violent,
when we're met face-to-face
with what's going on in our head.
It's frightening,
when our thoughts are blatantky before us.
We're not caught up in the touch-and-go
sensation that distracts our mind from
what darkness dwells behind our skull.
It's always there, just sometimes
it applied a bit more pressure that usual.
But do not fear the stillness.
Daily life can chip away at our bones
until we're left feeling drained.
And sometimes, it's only when everythings's quiet
when we realize this.
We feel lost, hopeless, empty,
and we feal this reality.
But the only way to remedy
is to emerse yourself in the silence.
Do not run from it or find a way out;
let it soak in.
This can be a time where we piece things together,
where we polarize our thoughts,
where we can find the problem.
It may be scary at first.
It can feel lonesome.
But I promise you,
if you stay in your trench,
if you dwell in this darkness,
if you keep yourself here,
eventually, you will find the problem.
I've sat in the silence,
I've found the problem,
I've climbed over my wall.
It was painful,
but with people by my side,
I've made my way out of this trench.
I am a Dreamer,
and so are you.

— The End —