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"exploitive" poems
In your past, this past they weren't valued no one said they were members of the family what walks on four legs and is furry and cute is only to last as long as nature intended and then to be disposed of Veal calves in crates, taken from mothers on the day of their birth to make more milk for humans, horse slaughter for glue and foi gras, ducks and geese locked in a vice grip of their cages metal tubes rammed down their throats and force fed until a liver disease develops, painful, but given no respite and served as a delicacy and fur coats from animals skinned alive right here in America still when mink farms are outlawed in the Netherlands and two million dogs and cats skinned in China every year not to mention other horrors and no one cared or looked their way because they are only animals, and voiceless and helpless and no one cared to give them a voice or advocacy "that's why they're there, for our use, people still say" who profit from an industry of suffering And today, there are people who try to give them a voice and there are veterinarians who will try to help you with your member of the family, as he suffers, in his old age a bag of fluids hangs from my exercise bike, and intermixed with my medications is the painkiller and anti-nausea pills for my dear old friend whose pancreas is failing and father, this is foreign to you you pretend it is a crime silence is the only thing connecting us now I hope you enjoyed your last barrage of unkind words I think you did. The saddest thing I've learned about people like you is you feel better after such an attack, to see me reeling, bleeding on the ground and you feel better, calmer and purged. A kind of misbegotten peace settles over you an exploitive peace from another's tears and pain And yes, father, there were no agencies to give a voice to children when you were young no CPS, to aid my nine year old ***** friend as a code of silence enveloped her attacker to protect him, the one who destroyed her But today there is a small brigade of a modern kind of love to give a voice, protection, soothing to the ones who can only suffer at our hands and not protect themselves from our wrath and exploitation and it is a better world for that, father for my furry pancreatic friend and for any other nine year old **** victims here
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Mar 24, 2013
Mar 24, 2013 at 12:38 PM UTC
A Modern Love
In your past, this past they weren't valued no one said they were members of the family what walks on four legs and is furry and cute is only to last as long as nature intended and then to be disposed of Veal calves in crates, taken from mothers on the day of their birth to make more milk for humans, horse slaughter for glue and foi gras, ducks and geese locked in a vice grip of their cages metal tubes rammed down their throats and force fed until a liver disease develops, painful, but given no respite and served as a delicacy and fur coats from animals skinned alive right here in America still when mink farms are outlawed in the Netherlands and two million dogs and cats skinned in China every year not to mention other horrors and no one cared or looked their way because they are only animals, and voiceless and helpless and no one cared to give them a voice or advocacy "that's why they're there, for our use, people still say" who profit from an industry of suffering And today, there are people who try to give them a voice and there are veterinarians who will try to help you with your member of the family, as he suffers, in his old age a bag of fluids hangs from my exercise bike, and intermixed with my medications is the painkiller and anti-nausea pills for my dear old friend whose pancreas is failing and father, this is foreign to you you pretend it is a crime silence is the only thing connecting us now I hope you enjoyed your last barrage of unkind words I think you did. The saddest thing I've learned about people like you is you feel better after such an attack, to see me reeling, bleeding on the ground and you feel better, calmer and purged. A kind of misbegotten peace settles over you an exploitive peace from another's tears and pain And yes, father, there were no agencies to give a voice to children when you were young no CPS, to aid my nine year old ***** friend as a code of silence enveloped her attacker to protect him, the one who destroyed her But today there is a small brigade of a modern kind of love to give a voice, protection, soothing to the ones who can only suffer at our hands and not protect themselves from our wrath and exploitation and it is a better world for that, father for my furry pancreatic friend and for any other nine year old **** victims here
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Exclusively molded in the divine image   or egos big enough to declare it so A dangerous theory   a disastrous belief system Gardeners of Eden   turned stewards of entropy Superiority conquest of nature   symbiotic balance forsaken    Jealous hoarders of spirituality,   sentience, self-awareness, intelligence The irrational glorification of reason   despite a history of upheaval and war Bullies on the playground of manifest destiny   exploitive excess worshiped as progress Arrogantly intoxicated on the dregs of Pandora's jar   blindly stumbling toward self-destruction  Welcome to the valley of the shadow of death              Environmental Armageddon
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May 23, 2013
May 23, 2013 at 10:00 PM UTC
Species Snobs
I was conceived on acid and whippets, the drugs a kaleidoscope of umbilical dreams. I was conceived on bad luck and lust, from darkness and sexually exploitive childhood trauma. I was conceived on teenage dreams and difficult childhoods, to black sheep children of 17. I was raised on addiction and narcissism, a love bomb here and authoritarian abuse there. I was raised on the chess long game, to lose a piece here means to win at the end. I was raised on 2000s tv, Lorelei Gilmore my wish for a mother, Rory my idol. I taught myself strength in building up a fantasy on the outside while my castle crumbled within. I picked myself up by the tendrils of a lost childhood, by the whispers of good memories, by the hiding places I found in pages upon pages of someone else’s imagination. And I let it all go at 28. To find peace. To start over. To build myself a new castle with no more haunted corners or echoes of pill bottles or smells of ***** and orange juice permeating the breaths of those who walk these sacred halls. Rib cage cut open, heart destroyed and renewed, ancient umbilical nooses cut with teeth. I will no longer fall victim to my mother’s circumstances or my father’s mistakes, I will never have the soul I’ve created look at me and ask himself if he is loved or safe. I am cycle breaker, I am generational karma’s worst ******* fear, I am no longer frightened maiden, I am fearsome mother. I am new.
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May 17, 2022
May 17, 2022 at 12:15 PM UTC
Mothering
Sometimes, I imagine I'm some mourning starlet who sings Lana Del Rey at the club every Saturday night. A honeyed halo of stage light tangles itself about the curled labyrinth of my hair, sparkles gold against my tearing irises. My mouth parts and the war cries begin. In the moments that the melody offers my voice repose, I pound shots to the beat of the drummer's ramblings. The crowd applauds my tipsiness, their hoots of praise shaking at the depths of my eardrums like an intoxicated tambourine. My neuroticism fascinates these people, I think. Not in an exploitive, let's-glamourize-depression kind of way, but in an it is a truth universally acknowledged kind of way--in a ******* cuz I've been there too" kind of way. See, within my little, concocted fantasy of stage light and music and ***** the people don't judge me the way they do on the outside. Here, I am not melodramatic or overly sensitive or disposable. Here, my war cries sound a little less like death and a little more like poetry. Here, they love me in spite of the sadness. Here, we share a song-- here, they sing with me.
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Jan 16, 2019
Jan 16, 2019 at 11:24 PM UTC
Unison
There is a day when dreams are Exiled, left to waste away -- The dry sands of tomorrow. Magnificent dreams, Too daring, ambitious, demanding, Cast aside, in hopes that they’ll Flourish on their own. We’ll dream once more… Tomorrow There is a day when opportunities Are swallowed by the tides, And sink to fathomless trenches Never to be seen again, For there might be another one… Tomorrow. There is a day when unspoken words With the potential to change a life sit In one’s tongue, embittering over time, Since someone else will speak them… Tomorrow. There is a day when the Earth will perish By exploitive and negligent hands. We were all aware of what was to come, So let us amend our ways... Tomorrow. Somethings simply just cannot wait. Perhaps tomorrow is a day too late.
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May 24, 2016
May 24, 2016 at 3:22 PM UTC
Tomorrow
I fumble my tongue to please my brain. To ensue the passion of hilarity for others through the shame I lack. If you write, you write wrong. No, sorry, you write incorrectly... No still not the right writing. The grammar you possess is lacking enthusiasm in construction and production. You fumble words in a loose platonic, exploitive passion of hilted disappointment. Grammar and creation grow as production does. One-to-one the tower grows on an even playing field of iron I-beams and the office on aluminum T shaped cubical walls. I apologize profusely if this has been difficult to process. Let us consider this a difficult simulation of your current level on sentence structure, and comprehensive understanding.
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Dec 6, 2012
Dec 6, 2012 at 9:29 AM UTC
Words Are Difficult
paid mercenaries these are not riots this violence is all paid for you have sold your souls you have sold your souls you have sold your souls you have sold your souls you have sold your souls you are stirred up pawns you have been pawns for a long, long time voter puppets of the democratic party not ever expected to think for yourself so easily used and manipulated kept in a different type of slavery shaped and honed and fed like cattle in a stall to be used only as inseminators (let's create more voters) not allowed to be fathers (let's **** the family) (family?) ( what's that?) fatherhood a forgotten trait only progenitors raised by generations of women on the dole fathers not allowed in the home used, used, used can't won't see it! stirred up in the cauldron of anger who are the real haters???? ??? ??? whose lives matter??? ??? only those killed and used for media attention and believe me, they are used by everyone from the president on down never waste a good crisis and when necessary create one do the large numbers of brother killing brother matter? and why not? we don't hear about those numbers on the nightly news guess those lives must not matter do the lives lost the babies killed the genocide of planned parenthood one in every neighborhood do they matter? do they matter? do they matter? do they matter? do they matter? do they matter? do they matter? no one speaks of them why not? why not? why not? why not? why not? why not? because brother against brother and baby genocide don't matter to the media HELLO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! they all fall in line with Bill Gates population control anyway only the deaths used for exploitive incendiary political purposes matter to the elitists the George Soros types and the media pawns=slaves pawns=slaves pawns=slaves pawns=slaves pawns=slaves pawns=slaves generations of pawns whose usefulness will soon be over being used one more time to start all these fires where will these pawns be when the fires go out? who will bother to pay them to feed them then? their usefulness to massa' will be over then. I cry for the pawns for my brothers and sisters for all the fatherless children. a life is worth so much more. a life is worth so much more. a life is worth so much more. a life is worth so much more. a life is worth so much more. a life is worth so much more. a life is worth so much a life is worth so a life is worth a life is a life a . . . . . Cj 2016
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Dec 14, 2016
Dec 14, 2016 at 11:43 AM UTC
Open the eyes of the pawns
paid mercenaries these are not riots this violence is all paid for you have sold your souls you have sold your souls you have sold your souls you have sold your souls you have sold your souls you are stirred up pawns you have been pawns for a long, long time voter puppets of the democratic party not ever expected to think for yourself so easily used and manipulated kept in a different type of slavery shaped and honed and fed like cattle in a stall to be used only as inseminators (let's create more voters) not allowed to be fathers (let's **** the family) (family?) ( what's that?) fatherhood a forgotten trait only progenitors raised by generations of women on the dole fathers not allowed in the home used, used, used can't won't see it! stirred up in the cauldron of anger who are the real haters???? ??? ??? whose lives matter??? ??? only those killed and used for media attention and believe me, they are used by everyone from the president on down never waste a good crisis and when necessary create one do the large numbers of brother killing brother matter? and why not? we don't hear about those numbers on the nightly news guess those lives must not matter do the lives lost the babies killed the genocide of planned parenthood one in every neighborhood do they matter? do they matter? do they matter? do they matter? do they matter? do they matter? do they matter? no one speaks of them why not? why not? why not? why not? why not? why not? because brother against brother and baby genocide don't matter to the media HELLO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! they all fall in line with Bill Gates population control anyway only the deaths used for exploitive incendiary political purposes matter to the elitists the George Soros types and the media pawns=slaves pawns=slaves pawns=slaves pawns=slaves pawns=slaves pawns=slaves generations of pawns whose usefulness will soon be over being used one more time to start all these fires where will these pawns be when the fires go out? who will bother to pay them to feed them then? their usefulness to massa' will be over then. I cry for the pawns for my brothers and sisters for all the fatherless children. a life is worth so much more. a life is worth so much more. a life is worth so much more. a life is worth so much more. a life is worth so much more. a life is worth so much more. a life is worth so much a life is worth so a life is worth a life is a life a . . . . . Cj 2016
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Behind my apartment complex is a small creek dry most of the year and filled with trash it gurgles this time of year with brown foamy water the wash of industrial civilization at first the smell is foul, but now is merely murky and there is no smell and a pleasing sound of water I look for signs of coziness around me and I notice steam rising from the laundry room that is visible in the cold like a chimney puffing comfy smoke into the rainy air And I think of you and I'm afraid I thought of you in Walmart My life--this is the real thing there are no romantic castles, only a wet shopping cart in a crowded exploitive store As I passed by the packaged vegetables and stared at the racks and racks of ugly clothes I thought, I am in control The fear wells up inside of me fear of HIM.  That him who squashed me who took over my mind I think of all the books I read, as people pass by with very important shopping to do and a homeless man makes a decision about which milk to buy and he smells horrible, like decay and wetness and people resent him and I wish there were no homeless people I wish there was more caring and less brutality in our world. The key is not to care about HIM until you know who he is The key is to keep your distanced mind in judgement And I must remember this key because I swear no one will ever hurt me that much again. I am a hidden creek, a pristine one, because I would never hurt the natural world as we have He cannot see it, or any other he, until I know exactly who he is.
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Dec 15, 2012
Dec 15, 2012 at 8:38 PM UTC
Hidden Creek
Behind my apartment complex is a small creek dry most of the year and filled with trash it gurgles this time of year with brown foamy water the wash of industrial civilization at first the smell is foul, but now is merely murky and there is no smell and a pleasing sound of water I look for signs of coziness around me and I notice steam rising from the laundry room that is visible in the cold like a chimney puffing comfy smoke into the rainy air And I think of you and I'm afraid I thought of you in Walmart My life--this is the real thing there are no romantic castles, only a wet shopping cart in a crowded exploitive store As I passed by the packaged vegetables and stared at the racks and racks of ugly clothes I thought, I am in control The fear wells up inside of me fear of HIM.  That him who squashed me who took over my mind I think of all the books I read, as people pass by with very important shopping to do and a homeless man makes a decision about which milk to buy and he smells horrible, like decay and wetness and people resent him and I wish there were no homeless people I wish there was more caring and less brutality in our world. The key is not to care about HIM until you know who he is The key is to keep your distanced mind in judgement And I must remember this key because I swear no one will ever hurt me that much again. I am a hidden creek, a pristine one, because I would never hurt the natural world as we have He cannot see it, or any other he, until I know exactly who he is.
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Masterful ownership, I am lost between cards, the green table, set and speckled, distracted by the colors and forgetful of the number, exploitive, love the spices, and aggressive, and tired of being bullied, fragrance chasers, chortling in remarks blase in cafe's I'm meager minded but with fortunate background, I am spoiled but somehow burst from the bubble, some sort of rodent stuck out of time, letting the chemicals do their work, like dousing a cheetah in kerosine, just most toxic and full of rage, spotted and dying, closer to living without restraint, devoid of taste, my fears overwhelm me, driving me, my own secufled
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Jan 28, 2015
Jan 28, 2015 at 10:24 PM UTC
A night of fighting
The uniting spirit between us hundreds of thousands of years and we lived as hunter-gatherers This blip in civilization has been the ascension of the individual Look at all us tyrants can do by exploiting the universal potential Spur on division amid the masses and channel any enlightening sciences into lip service appeasements that only serve to enhance the status quo hum-ho, regular old exploitive system we verify by looking back in our teleological telescopes Just like the Dutch East India pirates in the Spice Islands The worst of it is the hypocrisy of it all Saying they're for freedom and rights and endorse the man from Galilee handing out fish to panhandling outcasts, but no of course the killing is worse than the irony in between MacDonald's dead, his tartan's in rags We're powerless so we became smart as kids Putz around, find out stupid ruthlessness wins Some folks just can't do it
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Jul 21, 2025
Jul 21, 2025 at 11:25 PM UTC
We Must Still Sing of Falkirk Muir