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"esperanto" poems
I Deserve to Die, A shout of Joy. I deserve to Die My life is a lie A flippant lie I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die In this world full of Love I fly like an unguided dove I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die If I could tell myself the truth I may be a better youth But, I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die Too weak for this battle To grip for this struggle I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die The song I hear in the morning The door opened in the evening Ready to Die I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die The depressing things I tell myself The worthless value of myself I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die Not a prayer From a player But I Deserve to Die I deserve to Die But who cares? The limitless growth of the stairs I Deserve to Die Who will save from my grief? Jesus? Do I even believe? Maybe not! Maybe I do! I’m not sure I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die But I don’t want to Will I have to? Do I need to? I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die Shall I help myself? Maybe, Maybe, I shouldn’t Die Well, I Deserve to Die But He went ahead and Die Now I can’t Die A new beginning, A new life, Lord I Deserve, Will you let me Die? Hear my cry Save thee I Deserve to Die Don’t allow me to Die.   I Deserve to Die But I need to escape Open the gate of life Hear my cry I just need a way To run away I Don’t want to Die I cry…                                                                                              Esperanto
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Sep 18, 2019
Sep 18, 2019 at 10:56 AM UTC
I deserve to die...
I Deserve to Die, A shout of Joy. I deserve to Die My life is a lie A flippant lie I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die In this world full of Love I fly like an unguided dove I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die If I could tell myself the truth I may be a better youth But, I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die Too weak for this battle To grip for this struggle I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die The song I hear in the morning The door opened in the evening Ready to Die I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die The depressing things I tell myself The worthless value of myself I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die Not a prayer From a player But I Deserve to Die I deserve to Die But who cares? The limitless growth of the stairs I Deserve to Die Who will save from my grief? Jesus? Do I even believe? Maybe not! Maybe I do! I’m not sure I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die But I don’t want to Will I have to? Do I need to? I Deserve to Die I Deserve to Die Shall I help myself? Maybe, Maybe, I shouldn’t Die Well, I Deserve to Die But He went ahead and Die Now I can’t Die A new beginning, A new life, Lord I Deserve, Will you let me Die? Hear my cry Save thee I Deserve to Die Don’t allow me to Die.   I Deserve to Die But I need to escape Open the gate of life Hear my cry I just need a way To run away I Don’t want to Die I cry…                                                                                              Esperanto
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I am so smart, I can fool myself but I am too stupid to figure me out. What's your problem? If you don’t stand for something, You will fall for anything. Now pick yourself up, get a number and wait for your turn. I think, therefore I am over qualified. And that’s why you work here. No, it’s not ignorance nor arrogance I’m just smarter than you. Were you born deficient or are you just stupid today? Do not believe or even read every word that I have written. Do not believe everything you think. Remember you are special, just like everyone else. Remember to take your smart pills. I can see you had an extra bowl of stupid for breakfast this morning. Then stop pretending to be stupid, that’s just dumb. When you leave home, don't forget where you live and don't forget your pants, again. Ask me about my ability to annoy anyone any time. That’s Mr. ***** (aays - ol - aye) to you, it’s Esperanto. And yes, it is part of my charm thanks for asking. Are we having fun yet? The daydream is the free thinkers nightmare, what do you think? never mind Perjury murdered imagination, without an assault rifle, or second amendment rights, without mass media or an internet connection. What's your excuse? I didn’t say it was your fault, I said, I was going to blame you. So, how does it feel to be back on the hamster wheel? C’mon man really?
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Jul 26, 2015
Jul 26, 2015 at 10:25 AM UTC
MEAN MR. AZZHOLE - Rant, Rant & More Rant
**life is a chain of choices and chances yOu have to make 'EM and take 'EM if yOu don't STAND for something yOu'll fall for anything** **when yOu SET your GOAL yOu Feed your SOUL** ***life shouldn't be measured by breaths taken but by the times life takes your breath away*** *put a SmiLe on some ones fACe today take pride in knowing yOu put it there* **I THINK therefore I AM over qualified and that's why yOu work here** **NO it's not ignorance nor arrogance I'M just smarter than yOu** **DO not belieVe or eVen read eVery word that I haVe written Do NOT believe everything yOu think** ***remember yOu are special, just like everyone else remember to take your smart pills and STOP pretending to be STUPID,        that's just DUMB*** **that's Mr. AzzHOLE to yOu (ays - oh - lay) it's Esperanto and YES it is part of my charm, thanks for asking** ***the dAy DreAm is the free thinKer's nighTmaRe what do yOu thinK?         NeVer MiND*** **perjury murdered imagination, without an ASSULT rifle, without 2nd amendment RIGHTS, without maSS media or an iNterNet CoNNectioN** **it's NOT what yOu accomplish it's what yOu OVER come** **I didn't say it was your FAULT I said I was going to BLAME yOu** ***life is like SkiPPing with a Peg leG at night it's like Sleeping with SciSSorS*** HAVE FUN *if you feel offended by this please read again with your name in each rant, then take two (2) smart pills and go back to sleep* hehehe
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Dec 13, 2013
Dec 13, 2013 at 6:16 AM UTC
i can rant I SAID I CAN RANT
Sunday-empty Auckland my pre-breakfast escape, Sheep-spotted mountains in early morning mist, Whangarei marina for a cauldron of cappuccino. Shop of metal sheep starts a day of Kiwi weirdness, Of customer requesting glassblowing lessons, and “All Blacks” silk boxers, unworn by players I hope. Driving to Dargaville for Mr. M. Ujdur museum treat, That late gum-digging, Esperanto teaching, vintner. Beside a colossal collection of accordions with muzak, Playing an instrument-impossible Whiter Shade of Pale, Plus coins and buttons and stamps and Scotsmen, Left feeling stunned, like I was tripping on acid. The possum cull with prizes seemed almost normal.
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Nov 25, 2012
Nov 25, 2012 at 9:29 AM UTC
Driving To Dargaville
It is usually best to avoid crushing hopelessness, to swerve and defer disaster, but even so the world is well and truly ****** up. Seek solutions to this conundrum. Try to avoid curiosity, a pernicious strain of insanity that conjures up irrational fears of orangutangs with meat cleavers, lethally ascetic Tibetan monks, bathroom carpets of abandoned razors or Big Macs rife with E. Coli. Avoid metaphysical musings that lead to questions of coleslaw, vegan water parks, the Team Quadraplegic Gymnastics squad and the horrors of the Hilary Clinton Naked Network. Seek refuge in the present tense to escape the interrogation of mirrors, the crafted answer, dacryphilia, remedial rage, landslides of therapy and memorizing each month's horoscope. Consider that mercy is on back order from God. Remember the best lines of an unread book. Nap on a battlefield; haggle over imaginary debts. Set fire to the umbrellas of passing strangers. Stop to watch the loudness and burn the recovered dead. Call up new magic for a dying world. Find beauty in the irradiated glow of burning cities. Try not to bounce existential checks or notice the crumbling of distant walls, ruined outhouses, and the immense bleakness of forever and ever. Take up training small rodents and lighting holy fires. Ignore the broken stars, long dead and beyond grief. Discover the pleasure in erasure, enjoy the biology of strangeness. Walk many miles without a map beneath innumerable ladders carefully detouring around immense flocks of rabid cassowaries. Throttle the recalcitrant blue sky's silent throat. Listen to the melody of car wrecks and smashed guitars. Abandon assumed corpses to dreams of endless cold. Appreciate futures you cannot believe in but never visit them. Learn to diagram sentences in Esperanto then speak with toads. Ignore the slot machine odds against your deepest desires. Hide beneath the ravenous trees from time's famished maw. Seek sanctuary in toothy optimism and complete amnesia. Follow these impossible instructions to the letter and you will become non-valent, invisible, immune and no longer notice the world is ****** up beyond redemption. Go on, give it a try.   ~mce
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Dec 5, 2015
Dec 5, 2015 at 10:53 AM UTC
Directions For Surviving The Surrealistic Apocalypse
It is usually best to avoid crushing hopelessness, to swerve and defer disaster, but even so the world is well and truly ****** up. Seek solutions to this conundrum. Try to avoid curiosity, a pernicious strain of insanity that conjures up irrational fears of orangutangs with meat cleavers, lethally ascetic Tibetan monks, bathroom carpets of abandoned razors or Big Macs rife with E. Coli. Avoid metaphysical musings that lead to questions of coleslaw, vegan water parks, the Team Quadraplegic Gymnastics squad and the horrors of the Hilary Clinton Naked Network. Seek refuge in the present tense to escape the interrogation of mirrors, the crafted answer, dacryphilia, remedial rage, landslides of therapy and memorizing each month's horoscope. Consider that mercy is on back order from God. Remember the best lines of an unread book. Nap on a battlefield; haggle over imaginary debts. Set fire to the umbrellas of passing strangers. Stop to watch the loudness and burn the recovered dead. Call up new magic for a dying world. Find beauty in the irradiated glow of burning cities. Try not to bounce existential checks or notice the crumbling of distant walls, ruined outhouses, and the immense bleakness of forever and ever. Take up training small rodents and lighting holy fires. Ignore the broken stars, long dead and beyond grief. Discover the pleasure in erasure, enjoy the biology of strangeness. Walk many miles without a map beneath innumerable ladders carefully detouring around immense flocks of rabid cassowaries. Throttle the recalcitrant blue sky's silent throat. Listen to the melody of car wrecks and smashed guitars. Abandon assumed corpses to dreams of endless cold. Appreciate futures you cannot believe in but never visit them. Learn to diagram sentences in Esperanto then speak with toads. Ignore the slot machine odds against your deepest desires. Hide beneath the ravenous trees from time's famished maw. Seek sanctuary in toothy optimism and complete amnesia. Follow these impossible instructions to the letter and you will become non-valent, invisible, immune and no longer notice the world is ****** up beyond redemption. Go on, give it a try.   ~mce
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I USED TO THINK THAT DOGS THOUGHT IN ENGLISH, BUT, OF COURSE, IT COULD BE GERMAN OR SPANISH, IF YOU TELL THEM TO SIT, THEY MAY NOT RESPOND, JUST RUN AWAY TO THE BACK OF BEYOND; I'M LOOKING UP 'SIT,' IN RUSSIAN, 'GET OFF THAT ****** CHAIR,' IN CROATIAN AND 'COME HERE, THERE'S A GOOD BOY' AND 'WELL DONE,' PERHAPS WE JUST NEED AN 'ESPERANTO' SO THAT THEY WILL ALL DO AS THEY'RE TOLD, OTHERWISE WE WON'T LET THEM COME IN FROM THE COLD, 'STAY,' IN SWEDISH COULD MAKE THEM PEEVISH, 'FRIEND,' IN SWAHILI COULD MAKE THEM AN ENEMY, WE DON'T WANT THEM TO BARK, MOPE AND PINE, DON'T FORGET THE MAGIC COMMAND - 'NEIN, NEIN, NEIN!'
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Feb 29, 2016
Feb 29, 2016 at 12:58 AM UTC
THE GERMAN SHEPHERD
As if ornithology was the Esperanto of poets wishing to construct a phoneme or pheromone to extoll the details rather than build the case. Spinning from my orbit as you, wondering in sparse moments cleared by rain do birds perch along the Grand Elysee in Zaatari? And humans, uprooted, children too knowing blood: what mode of classification, what terms to agree on face-to-face down those dusty avenues?
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Sep 22, 2013
Sep 22, 2013 at 6:22 PM UTC
camp zaatari
Like Winston Smith, I think it’s time to start a diary. Follow me now:  it’s April in Oceania, The cruelest month, The silly season, printemps, A regular I see London, I see France. I see Winston’s Underpants. If you catch my drift? La Primavera: Vivaldi’s rocking the Juke box and the vote, Botticelli’s painting, A mural on Jerusalem's wailing wall. My diary will be hard evidence of thought crime. Thought crime: one of the more severe varieties of Religious experience & the most psychotic form of mental illness, In a category known as antisocial personality disorders. Thought crime means never getting into any serious trouble, Until you’re caught, can we at least agree on that? So, we'd better add the DSM to our stack of essential literary classics. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Published by the American Psychiatric Association, Providing a common language, A shrink’s Esperanto. DSM-IV codes classify mental disorders. The DSM: a Frommer’s travel guide & User’s manual for life on planet Earth. So, like Orwell's Winston, I start a diary of my own; but Unlike Mr. Smith, I address my message to the here & What’s happening now, not the future, not the past but N-a-zayer, N-a-zither NOW. That's right, I write for the present: “If thought was ever free, it is not free now." If truth exists it is a closely guarded secret, Although McLuhan’s observations hide in plain sight: *“The new electronic interdependence, recreates The world in the image of a global village.”* Which makes us all global village idiots. We are no longer different from one another; The age of groupthink is here. I write to you from an age of security & surveillance, Warrantless search and predator drones, An age where no man is ever truly alone. From an age of standardization, replaceable parts, Whirling dervishes, dabblers in spin control, Newspeak and doublespeak, Atlas shrugged, drugged and fugged, The new world order: All but the faint of heart need apply, … "I send greetings.”
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May 14, 2016
May 14, 2016 at 3:56 PM UTC
"My New Diary"
Like Winston Smith, I think it’s time to start a diary. Follow me now:  it’s April in Oceania, The cruelest month, The silly season, printemps, A regular I see London, I see France. I see Winston’s Underpants. If you catch my drift? La Primavera: Vivaldi’s rocking the Juke box and the vote, Botticelli’s painting, A mural on Jerusalem's wailing wall. My diary will be hard evidence of thought crime. Thought crime: one of the more severe varieties of Religious experience & the most psychotic form of mental illness, In a category known as antisocial personality disorders. Thought crime means never getting into any serious trouble, Until you’re caught, can we at least agree on that? So, we'd better add the DSM to our stack of essential literary classics. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Published by the American Psychiatric Association, Providing a common language, A shrink’s Esperanto. DSM-IV codes classify mental disorders. The DSM: a Frommer’s travel guide & User’s manual for life on planet Earth. So, like Orwell's Winston, I start a diary of my own; but Unlike Mr. Smith, I address my message to the here & What’s happening now, not the future, not the past but N-a-zayer, N-a-zither NOW. That's right, I write for the present: “If thought was ever free, it is not free now." If truth exists it is a closely guarded secret, Although McLuhan’s observations hide in plain sight: *“The new electronic interdependence, recreates The world in the image of a global village.”* Which makes us all global village idiots. We are no longer different from one another; The age of groupthink is here. I write to you from an age of security & surveillance, Warrantless search and predator drones, An age where no man is ever truly alone. From an age of standardization, replaceable parts, Whirling dervishes, dabblers in spin control, Newspeak and doublespeak, Atlas shrugged, drugged and fugged, The new world order: All but the faint of heart need apply, … "I send greetings.”
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Lines drawn.                Erasers kept tucked in back pockets. I'm circled. I'm shaded. Smudged out, separated. You'll redraw the floorplan schematics are changing and I've                got the handbook.      regulations tossed out windward.                Wearing out all the reasons for more sensible feelings. The seasons change fast here, I'm sure you'll be leaving again.                And you'll go any place that the latest squall takes you, expecting I'm waiting. But I've got blueprints of my own. "Go anywhere you choose. I won't care about the news." The headline that I'm writing and I wish that it were true. So roll me up with the rest of the shabby, used up trash. Emptied cups and smoked-out butts. All that's good has been unwrapped.                I'm cellophane. Life spans.                Placeholders. Not even a memory. It's notched up. It's useless. Refused and ablated. I'll toss out these blueprints. **** all these schematics. And you                wrote the last word      scrawled out in constructed language.                Wearing out every patience for these senseless intentions. I'm fenced off. You flatter yourself and you're leaving again.                And I'll go right back home to my tiny apartment where four walls await me. But I still don't want you to leave... ...'cuz it's easy to believe that you're beautiful beneath these buzzy, dimming bar lights, squinting through this hazy scene. I've seen                this one before. I know the script like the way to my front door. But, with constructed language, our meaning will languish. And I'll fade back to static.                                    Again.
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Apr 12, 2016
Apr 12, 2016 at 12:20 PM UTC
Intro to Esperanto
Lines drawn.                Erasers kept tucked in back pockets. I'm circled. I'm shaded. Smudged out, separated. You'll redraw the floorplan schematics are changing and I've                got the handbook.      regulations tossed out windward.                Wearing out all the reasons for more sensible feelings. The seasons change fast here, I'm sure you'll be leaving again.                And you'll go any place that the latest squall takes you, expecting I'm waiting. But I've got blueprints of my own. "Go anywhere you choose. I won't care about the news." The headline that I'm writing and I wish that it were true. So roll me up with the rest of the shabby, used up trash. Emptied cups and smoked-out butts. All that's good has been unwrapped.                I'm cellophane. Life spans.                Placeholders. Not even a memory. It's notched up. It's useless. Refused and ablated. I'll toss out these blueprints. **** all these schematics. And you                wrote the last word      scrawled out in constructed language.                Wearing out every patience for these senseless intentions. I'm fenced off. You flatter yourself and you're leaving again.                And I'll go right back home to my tiny apartment where four walls await me. But I still don't want you to leave... ...'cuz it's easy to believe that you're beautiful beneath these buzzy, dimming bar lights, squinting through this hazy scene. I've seen                this one before. I know the script like the way to my front door. But, with constructed language, our meaning will languish. And I'll fade back to static.                                    Again.
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To Ellac, I bequeath a nifty hat trick:      The Treaty of Margas,         Which Rome will probably now           spit upon,      The Sword of Mars,         Once taken by your unscrupulous           cousins, the Vandals,      And Esperanto,          For talk around the water cooler. To Dingizich, I bequeath my Alexander the Great      Commemorative plates and the Gaza Strip          --have fun with that one. To Emak, I bequeath the Goths      --Visi, Ostro, and Joy Division. To all my remaining children,       I leave you a year's supply of       Rice-A-Roni, the San Francisco treat. To my many, many wives, too numerous to count,       I leave my fingers and toes       Or a portion thereof. And to that one particular wife, you know who you are,       I bequeath the title      The Scourge of God.
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Dec 19, 2019
Dec 19, 2019 at 3:55 PM UTC
Attila the Hun's Final Will & Testament
onomatopoeias proved to us the existence of actual realities with our inability to encode them given our phonetic vectoring of assertion and amiable frames to conduct the practice of farming (e.g.), onomatopoeias showed us the boundaries, we can hardly write the sound of rain with the 26 notables, so we turn from the practice of onomatopoeias and raise the flag of imagery with so so many comparative associations, like, like, like / akin to. after i ate cat snacks i realised two thing... a. cats have a really coarse palette    in terms of taste-buds b. i never intended my poetry     to be read, esp. by me,     so it seems i'm looking for     an orator; a bit like chopin     looking for a pianist     to play the silencer notes     of scores, written in the realm     of chaos of surd musical notation,     gangrene on the page;     readily amputated,     i never write to speak it,     i'm looking for a slave to do the fiasco     for me - sounds cruel,     but i guess kindness comes at a price.     he's just a pianist and gets to be called     an artist - let' just say he's a learned     decipherer of scores...     london was built on grime & grit...     liverpool was built on ore-land (northern eerie land),     my heart was left in scotland...     i never write for oration -     i left my heart in scotland, dancing on the roof     of the old college (of law).     honestly, the thinking of musical composers     always fascinated me, that schizoid-arena     of near-to-miss theological theory of     predestination working in them,     the ability to see the sound lag of a violin     or a cello, decipher it and note it down     in the universal language of music,     forget Esperanto... noting down the sound     of a raindrop, a hammer striking a nail,     i'm jealous of this enigma... i truly am     and i am unabashed by it...     my musical expression seems so dumb and quartered,     i've been given the rhythm section of the composition,     the parameters of punctuation...     i'm not jealous of prose writers,     they're the ones that say: an opera for an hour -     they define the longevity of the **** thing,     i possess power over yawns and impromptus     of the orchestral cowbell known as the silvery triangle.
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Mar 22, 2016
Mar 22, 2016 at 3:55 PM UTC
chappy boy over 'ere
onomatopoeias proved to us the existence of actual realities with our inability to encode them given our phonetic vectoring of assertion and amiable frames to conduct the practice of farming (e.g.), onomatopoeias showed us the boundaries, we can hardly write the sound of rain with the 26 notables, so we turn from the practice of onomatopoeias and raise the flag of imagery with so so many comparative associations, like, like, like / akin to. after i ate cat snacks i realised two thing... a. cats have a really coarse palette    in terms of taste-buds b. i never intended my poetry     to be read, esp. by me,     so it seems i'm looking for     an orator; a bit like chopin     looking for a pianist     to play the silencer notes     of scores, written in the realm     of chaos of surd musical notation,     gangrene on the page;     readily amputated,     i never write to speak it,     i'm looking for a slave to do the fiasco     for me - sounds cruel,     but i guess kindness comes at a price.     he's just a pianist and gets to be called     an artist - let' just say he's a learned     decipherer of scores...     london was built on grime & grit...     liverpool was built on ore-land (northern eerie land),     my heart was left in scotland...     i never write for oration -     i left my heart in scotland, dancing on the roof     of the old college (of law).     honestly, the thinking of musical composers     always fascinated me, that schizoid-arena     of near-to-miss theological theory of     predestination working in them,     the ability to see the sound lag of a violin     or a cello, decipher it and note it down     in the universal language of music,     forget Esperanto... noting down the sound     of a raindrop, a hammer striking a nail,     i'm jealous of this enigma... i truly am     and i am unabashed by it...     my musical expression seems so dumb and quartered,     i've been given the rhythm section of the composition,     the parameters of punctuation...     i'm not jealous of prose writers,     they're the ones that say: an opera for an hour -     they define the longevity of the **** thing,     i possess power over yawns and impromptus     of the orchestral cowbell known as the silvery triangle.
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I am so smart, I can fool myself but I am too stupid to figure me out. What's your problem? If you don’t stand for something, You will fall for anything. Now pick yourself up, get a number and wait for your turn. I think, therefore I am over qualified. And that’s why you work here. No, it’s not ignorance nor arrogance I’m just smarter than you. Were you born deficient or are you just stupid today? Do not believe or even read every word that I have written. Do not believe everything you think. Remember you are special, just like everyone else. Remember to take your smart pills. I can see you had an extra bowl of stupid for breakfast this morning. Then stop pretending to be stupid, that’s just dumb. When you leave home, don't forget where you live and don't forget your pants, again. Ask me about my ability to annoy anyone any time. That’s Mr. ***** (aays - ol - aye) to you, it’s Esperanto. And yes, it is part of my charm thanks for asking. Are we having fun yet? The daydream is the free thinkers nightmare, what do you think? never mind Perjury murdered imagination, without an assault rifle, or second amendment rights, without mass media or an internet connection. What's your excuse? I didn’t say it was your fault, I said, I was going to blame you. So, how does it feel to be back on the hamster wheel? C’mon man really?
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May 30, 2015
May 30, 2015 at 12:05 PM UTC
Mean Mr. *****
Patro, patrino. Mother: the little father -- in Esperanto.
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Jan 11, 2025
Jan 11, 2025 at 1:45 AM UTC
[ Patro, patrino ]
Necesas ne, ke vi atendu; vi havas sufiĉe lernadon. Parolas vi jam Esperanton, se vi legas ĉi tiun skribadon.
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Aug 6, 2018
Aug 6, 2018 at 6:33 PM UTC
Esperanto
there's so much to life, lodged in your head, than there is to life, "attempting" to explore the world. for the former? there are no boundaries... for the latter? there always will be              four walls, a ceiling, and a floor; hence a cube... or what's called    a lament configuration... otherwise known               as a lemon.                                      but! imagine it, otheriwse though!             *a cat barking!                                         a dog meowing! oi! dalton! the grass is blue, the sky is green... the earth is purple!* by now schrödinger is more concerned with his hand...                          i am waving bye!         and with the other:                                  i'm shaking yours with it. **** me... adios, is not exactly esperanto; do i have to get all cockney accent on this ******** or can the thrown **** truly stick to the wall, and not slide down the wallpaper?
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Jun 1, 2017
Jun 1, 2017 at 1:04 PM UTC
lemons!