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608 Afraid! Of whom am I afraid? Not Death—for who is He? The Porter of my Father’s Lodge As much abasheth me! Of Life? ’Twere odd I fear [a] thing That comprehendeth me In one or two existences— As Deity decree— Of Resurrection? Is the East Afraid to trust the Morn With her fastidious forehead? As soon impeach my Crown!
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Afraid! Of whom am I afraid?
I rush for love against time And bleed blood by design My heart floods for my crimes When my mud attracts flies I felt a rush Through the brush Of your skin so lush I turned to mush My heart began to gush When I felt your rush It became too much And I exploded prematurely Though it's normal you assured me Could it be that you had cured me? We rushed through our adrenaline courtship While I rushed through your adorable hips I was ****** in by your surge Until your love was purged You grew bored of my rush hour So you exerted your push power And I became a fastidious learner That you were an insidious burner After I became the sole recipient Of your attitude that's flippant The pain is a rush This pain when you flush Disdain when you crush Me to pieces Between your creases When you keep talking feces It's something that never eases When your rush turns to breezes You're a rush in my heart Like the rush when I **** It's a relief that you're gone But something seriously stinks It's a relief you were wrong Yet I continue to sink
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Nov 1, 2017
Nov 1, 2017 at 4:36 PM UTC
Rush
Reflecting disdainfully, remembering painfully, upsetting, annoying, troublesome Bickering, sarcastic, disputing, bombastic, arrogant, conceited, unwelcome Fastidious relations, private fixations, foreboding, disturbing resentment Silently scheming, nobody weeping, selfish, unblinking, TRIUMPHANT!
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Feb 7, 2010
Feb 7, 2010 at 10:23 AM UTC
The Last Will & Testament Of........
Ancient doors creak and groan scraping back the dust of ages gone A formidable sight... like standing guardians since time immortal Slinking in past swirling fog I pause to calm my fear adding strength to resolve when suddenly... a deafening voice ERUPTS with EXACTING FASTIDIOUS truths Solid ground shatters beneath me... I hover helplessly Below me... a noxious boiling maelstrom The voice of truth EXPLODES from above ECHOing my 'Every Sin' the resounding shock-waves drive me down Legs lifted high to avoid the searing pain then a tangle of blistered hands reach out and drag me within the churning inferno Blinding spin and unbearable suction envelope Scream fades to gurgle Unconsciousness welcome though never met The searing pain still rising yet Each fibre ripped apart to molecular particle Riding the vortex of purification Separating sins from soul Finally Cast out and caught yet again by the uterine web with the voice of truth still taunting ... " BETTER LUCK THIS TIME "
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 1:48 AM UTC
Reduce Recycle Reuse
We all look up to the same sun. To the same moon we confide. We all look at them the same... Hoping for the light of day... Wishing for peace at night. Unfortunately... It seems that they are not just. For their light is selective. It is not available to those heavily shrouded in the dark, drenched in tears. It seemingly favour those who'd shamelessly croon for their boon. Miscreants who shirk their responsibilities and fears. I beg you... Guardian of day and sentinel in twilight. May your arms be kind and fastidious. May your reach be deliberate, purposeful and extensive. Find those who cry but without voice. Cradle those who've made decisions without the luxury of choice. Shed some love so they could see past their laboured breaths in mud. Raise them to their feet so that they might have a fighting chance to live.
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Jul 31, 2016
Jul 31, 2016 at 1:21 AM UTC
Rueful Request
Bustopher Jones is not skin and bones— In fact, he’s remarkably fat. He doesn’t haunt pubs—he has eight or nine clubs, For he’s the St. James’s Street Cat! He’s the Cat we all greet as he walks down the street In his coat of fastidious black: No commonplace mousers have such well-cut trousers Or such an impreccable back. In the whole of St. James’s the smartest of names is The name of this Brummell of Cats; And we’re all of us proud to be nodded or bowed to By Bustopher Jones in white spats! His visits are occasional to the Senior Educational And it is against the rules For any one Cat to belong both to that And the Joint Superior Schools. For a similar reason, when game is in season He is found, not at Fox’s, but Blimpy’s; He is frequently seen at the gay Stage and Screen Which is famous for winkles and shrimps. In the season of venison he gives his ben’son To the Pothunter’s succulent bones; And just before noon’s not a moment too soon To drop in for a drink at the Drones. When he’s seen in a hurry there’s probably curry At the Siamese—or at the Glutton; If he looks full of gloom then he’s lunched at the Tomb On cabbage, rice pudding and mutton. So, much in this way, passes Bustopher’s day- At one club or another he’s found. It can be no surprise that under our eyes He has grown unmistakably round. He’s a twenty-five pounder, or I am a bounder, And he’s putting on weight every day: But he’s so well preserved because he’s observed All his life a routine, so he’ll say. Or, to put it in rhyme: “I shall last out my time” Is the word of this stoutest of Cats. It must and it shall be Spring in Pall Mall While Bustopher Jones wears white spats!
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Bustopher Jones: The Cat About Town
Bustopher Jones is not skin and bones— In fact, he’s remarkably fat. He doesn’t haunt pubs—he has eight or nine clubs, For he’s the St. James’s Street Cat! He’s the Cat we all greet as he walks down the street In his coat of fastidious black: No commonplace mousers have such well-cut trousers Or such an impreccable back. In the whole of St. James’s the smartest of names is The name of this Brummell of Cats; And we’re all of us proud to be nodded or bowed to By Bustopher Jones in white spats! His visits are occasional to the Senior Educational And it is against the rules For any one Cat to belong both to that And the Joint Superior Schools. For a similar reason, when game is in season He is found, not at Fox’s, but Blimpy’s; He is frequently seen at the gay Stage and Screen Which is famous for winkles and shrimps. In the season of venison he gives his ben’son To the Pothunter’s succulent bones; And just before noon’s not a moment too soon To drop in for a drink at the Drones. When he’s seen in a hurry there’s probably curry At the Siamese—or at the Glutton; If he looks full of gloom then he’s lunched at the Tomb On cabbage, rice pudding and mutton. So, much in this way, passes Bustopher’s day- At one club or another he’s found. It can be no surprise that under our eyes He has grown unmistakably round. He’s a twenty-five pounder, or I am a bounder, And he’s putting on weight every day: But he’s so well preserved because he’s observed All his life a routine, so he’ll say. Or, to put it in rhyme: “I shall last out my time” Is the word of this stoutest of Cats. It must and it shall be Spring in Pall Mall While Bustopher Jones wears white spats!
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Through the sunlit valley they dance and sing smiling with constant purity in the arms of spring in the dales, new born lambs are bleating daffodils push up to the sun, kindly beating The buttercup pixies start to find worm holes to pop there little seeds in threes into then by night and day they watch the seedlings grow underneath the shelter of a nearby toadstool Then at six in the morning when most folks are yawning they gather their red hats as a team and skip to the nearby crystal stream Then with hats in hand scoop up the water no more then just over a quarter then bound back to water their seedlings sweetly fastidious and tending with feeling By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
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Dec 5, 2013
Dec 5, 2013 at 11:39 AM UTC
The Buttercup Pixies
Rabbit tracks in the snow padded foot, here we go: Found beside a lake, far away for you to seek. Festivities of the fastidious, i was all but oblivious. Promising frostiness, the air, alit and aglow. Bombarding me quietly with parallelism, banging noiselessly off the fire of the morning sunshine. Mollified, the world stirs in its lack of commotion. Meek blunders of the fortnight, i wish to forego. My star, faded from the sky. You are what brings me high. I will be with you, upon the epoch of tomorrow’s morn, come nigh.
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Dec 10, 2011
Dec 10, 2011 at 4:12 PM UTC
Illumined blue of the morning sky
Fastidious future full of fiddling. Entrusted to erode everlasting evil. Anchor ambition to alleviate anguish. Recalled relationship of regret.
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Mar 23, 2015
Mar 23, 2015 at 1:03 PM UTC
Fear
My life is a paradoxical monstrosity A contradiction in itself Where to start? Anywhere, everywhere, nowhere perhaps Occupation, I play with words. How naughty does that sound? Really, I'm in a complicated relationship with words, terms, definitions, metaphors Writer by day, storyteller by night And of course I love what I do And I hate what I do How very poetic of you! Why thank you! Sorry, the inner child speaks. Back to writing, And the moments of fantastic ecstasy Where this jumble of verbs and nouns and adjectives you're trying to assemble Clicks. The bigger picture develops with crystal clear clarity No fastidious statements Or meaningless passages. Just words, feelings, meanings Soul. That doesn't sound so bad you say IT HAPPENS ONCE EVERY MILLENIA! For the most I am frustrated. Stumped to the point where rage overcomes and the only cathartic release is to sleep. When I do manage to squeeze something out of the depths of my mind, it appears substandard, to say the least. Zadie told me to get used to non-satisfaction So I am satisfied with never been satisfied; does this make me satisfied? Ow. Please, I need an answer I've been looking for answers for nineteen years, But have I been asking the right questions? Are there any answers? Another question No, that was the question Confusion and befuddlment ravaging through your mind? I recently realised there are no facts Only really good suggestions by excessively knowledgeable and esteemed I quite fancy being one of those guys A visionary complete with the stereotypical glasses and overgrown beard And I'd declare that being yourself is the first step to finding your purpose Fact. But what if finding your purpose is your purpose? I'll leave you with that. This is my life. Complaining would be ungrateful of me; it's a good one really. I can walk and run and play basketball and see my friends where we laugh endlessly. Oh and Saturday morning cartoons. I have problems, enormous world ending problems But it's all relative. Some think I'm strange, I prefer quirky. I wonder how life would be if I'd chose the 'normal' option Most likely, frightfully boring
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Jul 30, 2013
Jul 30, 2013 at 7:36 PM UTC
My Life
My life is a paradoxical monstrosity A contradiction in itself Where to start? Anywhere, everywhere, nowhere perhaps Occupation, I play with words. How naughty does that sound? Really, I'm in a complicated relationship with words, terms, definitions, metaphors Writer by day, storyteller by night And of course I love what I do And I hate what I do How very poetic of you! Why thank you! Sorry, the inner child speaks. Back to writing, And the moments of fantastic ecstasy Where this jumble of verbs and nouns and adjectives you're trying to assemble Clicks. The bigger picture develops with crystal clear clarity No fastidious statements Or meaningless passages. Just words, feelings, meanings Soul. That doesn't sound so bad you say IT HAPPENS ONCE EVERY MILLENIA! For the most I am frustrated. Stumped to the point where rage overcomes and the only cathartic release is to sleep. When I do manage to squeeze something out of the depths of my mind, it appears substandard, to say the least. Zadie told me to get used to non-satisfaction So I am satisfied with never been satisfied; does this make me satisfied? Ow. Please, I need an answer I've been looking for answers for nineteen years, But have I been asking the right questions? Are there any answers? Another question No, that was the question Confusion and befuddlment ravaging through your mind? I recently realised there are no facts Only really good suggestions by excessively knowledgeable and esteemed I quite fancy being one of those guys A visionary complete with the stereotypical glasses and overgrown beard And I'd declare that being yourself is the first step to finding your purpose Fact. But what if finding your purpose is your purpose? I'll leave you with that. This is my life. Complaining would be ungrateful of me; it's a good one really. I can walk and run and play basketball and see my friends where we laugh endlessly. Oh and Saturday morning cartoons. I have problems, enormous world ending problems But it's all relative. Some think I'm strange, I prefer quirky. I wonder how life would be if I'd chose the 'normal' option Most likely, frightfully boring
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Black lake reflects a trail of ivory plumes, Cockatiel's alabaster tail of feathers. Such loveliness can only be the moon's, Which skinny-dips in lunar altogethers. Raccoons catch fish along the shore, Fastidious paws clutching their prizes. She paddles her canoe with silent oar, Observing nature's soft nocturne disguises. Silhouetted loons rock low upon the waves, Asleep till sunlight sets them to their songs. Her wake bisects the path the moon engraves, As wilderness whispers tranquilly she belongs. She'll stay the night foregoing comfort fire, Moonlight enough by which to pitch a tent. And come tomorrow should anyone inquire, No trace reveals her overnight encampment.
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Feb 20, 2012
Feb 20, 2012 at 5:23 PM UTC
Unobtrusive Traveller
Letting the ivy roam... Moonlight serenade, to a begun favor: Sense in a gentler breeze, the thought to own A grace, a fastidious space, for a little face... Pink, the through and due, irony we seldom Stink and prosper, the alienation we souled? Together in legend, we tell a tale to a God's question: Letting the ivy see, is a redress of futures, fools? Paces and setting a catch, of futures in the light? A wavering kiss, and the doles of redemption Have their solemn kin, taken to remembering a night? My name is a person, order and truth, to another selection... Of hearts or the ivy... Spare to fore, we conceive a notion Made to tailor, a secret, an irony sighed... Like the bird it was, a concern that lead to devotion... Ivy sleeps, shadows play... In the breeds we assume are, the peace of decency... That has awoken, and seen the sun come, for why...? Persuade a kind from dread, our fruit is a gift of agony...? Building halts; continuing salt... When has a legend presumed finish, of soon's reasons? The tow of exception, is a wind to defer to a copious fall? Looking ivy in the eye, asking nix for not, a needs seasons? The fight is brutal, letting ivy is like a breath between friends Aching at the completed hour, the duty of they and strange smiles Set in similar pasts to a redefining must, that only with help, lends A role no greater than now, a whisper that ended a world's defiled? Ivy wants your life for a silence... Ivy has the stomach to turn direction into beauty... Ivy seemingly aloof, to worth to realize a gift is fast, to the chin... Ivy knows you, like a taken privilege on the other side of saying we...
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Jan 18, 2023
Jan 18, 2023 at 9:06 PM UTC
What Would You Give For The Devil's Shadow?
Letting the ivy roam... Moonlight serenade, to a begun favor: Sense in a gentler breeze, the thought to own A grace, a fastidious space, for a little face... Pink, the through and due, irony we seldom Stink and prosper, the alienation we souled? Together in legend, we tell a tale to a God's question: Letting the ivy see, is a redress of futures, fools? Paces and setting a catch, of futures in the light? A wavering kiss, and the doles of redemption Have their solemn kin, taken to remembering a night? My name is a person, order and truth, to another selection... Of hearts or the ivy... Spare to fore, we conceive a notion Made to tailor, a secret, an irony sighed... Like the bird it was, a concern that lead to devotion... Ivy sleeps, shadows play... In the breeds we assume are, the peace of decency... That has awoken, and seen the sun come, for why...? Persuade a kind from dread, our fruit is a gift of agony...? Building halts; continuing salt... When has a legend presumed finish, of soon's reasons? The tow of exception, is a wind to defer to a copious fall? Looking ivy in the eye, asking nix for not, a needs seasons? The fight is brutal, letting ivy is like a breath between friends Aching at the completed hour, the duty of they and strange smiles Set in similar pasts to a redefining must, that only with help, lends A role no greater than now, a whisper that ended a world's defiled? Ivy wants your life for a silence... Ivy has the stomach to turn direction into beauty... Ivy seemingly aloof, to worth to realize a gift is fast, to the chin... Ivy knows you, like a taken privilege on the other side of saying we...
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How pleasant to know Mr. Lear, Who has written such volumes of stuff. Some think him ill-tempered and queer, But a few find him pleasant enough. His mind is concrete and fastidious, His nose is remarkably big; His visage is more or less hideous, His beard it resembles a wig. He has ears, and two eyes, and ten fingers, (Leastways if you reckon two thumbs); He used to be one of the singers, But now he is one of the dumbs. He sits in a beautiful parlour, With hundreds of books on the wall; He drinks a great deal of marsala, But never gets tipsy at all. He has many friends, laymen and clerical, Old Foss is the name of his cat; His body is perfectly spherical, He weareth a runcible hat. When he walks in waterproof white, The children run after him so! Calling out, "He's gone out in his night- Gown, that crazy old Englishman, oh!" He weeps by the side of the ocean, He weeps on the top of the hill; He purchases pancakes and lotion, And chocolate shrimps from the mill. He reads, but he does not speak, Spanish, He cannot abide ginger beer; Ere the days of his pilgrimage vanish, How pleasant to know Mr. Lear!
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How pleasant to know Mr. Lear
I could not remain still: Fastidious. It is unbearable to be Somebody than to be Child in the present day world.
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Nov 29, 2021
Nov 29, 2021 at 12:01 PM UTC
Muddle
Rippling tide of light (the) horizon a mélange Insight inside of me (my) fastidious internal ****** Behold breath-taking beauty (in) my minuscule mind Fathoming unfathomables (of) every different kind Magnanimous mount (in a) flowing green sea Mustang must muster (the) strength to stay free Battling rages inside (this) heavy hearted fool Lasso cinching fate (our) human nature’s cruel Taken from the wild (then) taken home and named Though this horse was broken (she) was never tamed
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Jun 28, 2010
Jun 28, 2010 at 2:19 PM UTC
Captivate Beauty
Tears of creation fall from the overcast blanketing of the billowy, white fields overhead, blended with a requiem that only the absence of dawn could manifest, and kissed upon by the ever-fluorescent canvases of smoke, and flame that carelessly intrude upon the horizon. Oh, how fastidious is the misting that blesses this premature day, invoking a spontaneity within the mundane clockworkings that symbolically define the average, the everyday and the norm. Glorious is this sight to behold. Not only by our soulpanes, but through the remainder; our entire spectrum of sensory awareness that we are so gifted to have received, yet, rarely do their values go little more than depreciated. The refreshment that quenches our starving skin, and slowly enfilms us with the caressings of unrequited purity. The dampening of the air that perpetually enthralls even the most tolerant resisters to aroma. The crispness; unadulterated, and without perversions of the modern day; enrapturous are the resonant entrails of the strata that ever so gently envelop, and awaken our slumbering buds. And finally, but without conviction, the resound of symphonic harmony, abound with the alluring enchantment that, in seamless refrain, could only be achieved by such a reverent miracle of nature. These are the moments in which I revel. And blessed be Her, who benevolently grants us with such an immaculance of cornerless beauty. Graceful, and sacred is the oasis in the sky.
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May 26, 2014
May 26, 2014 at 6:52 PM UTC
Oasis In The Sky
If I stare at a wall long enough, I lose track of what it’s for. Penguins in the abyss return with fish to feed their chicks. Kiss me before you remember what I do for a living. Wake me for love when it buries itself in dirt. Love me in pieces like I’m meant to be shredded. Let’s go away to never remember ourselves and forget to return. Someday, I’m going to let go of this guy, brittle leaves and pancake batter. If you ever meet me, make a fellowship of knuckles to pay for the party. Time’s up. Make nice and roll over— Death’s dancing with you tonight, darling.
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Sep 2, 2025
Sep 2, 2025 at 5:40 PM UTC
fastidious delinquent
Once upon a time, there lived a lady Gem When she cleared her throat, she went ahem, ahem! not to take anything cold, so was she advised but she didn't care as much her doctor did; so I surmised The aroma ran sweet when she started to cook Her tasty muffins' recipes could easily fill a book Her friends who ate them wouldn't just stop with one And in the end, she would normally be left with none When it came to work, she was conscientious And in all that she did, she was fastidious Though sometimes one could say, her mood was capricious In all that she did and said, she was simply courageous She had a large heart, and it was not just with food In every one's life that she crossed paths, she blessed them with good! Anyone who asked for help, would never be told no She was one of the kindest souls one could ever get to know!
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Nov 15, 2012
Nov 15, 2012 at 1:10 PM UTC
A poem for Gem!
When she  first discovered the last fictitious and missing piece, that absent link that could create That would fit so very perfectly between her fastidious reality and her dream filled escape That piece was what filled her with the alluring thoughts of setting the diamond edged blades aside To let her bloodied and gore encrusted wrist's lay. To finally heal her disfigured and cleaved thighs To set aside the insomniac coloured nights, filled with a nervous tick called suffering and misery Bringing dread filled terror for next days coming, day and night it creeps into her lightless sanity It graced her with the forgotten hope, that daisy chains and blades of grass would keep her honest Hope she had long abandoned as she hid within the scarred tissue upon her mangled conscience Telling her that she was now allowed to forget her aphotic and distressing amorphous past It was filled with many an onus and distrusts that she choked on; from lack of air, her brain begins to crack Her Mother and her Father thought she was a "lacking" kind child, those that required little needs It reminded her that she would never again have to repress and crunch down those memories They rise inside her throat, until she regurgitates them along with what little food she would eat She sits in her room most nights, crying softly alone and wishing to be as thin as the models on TV That last puzzle piece was supplying her with a vociferous need to put the bottle of pills down,   Many had slipped their way down her esophagus, from diet to Analgesic's, they ranged wide They were locked away in her father's medicine cabinet, so of course she was always punctilious Puts an aspirin in place for the ones she stole, so her parents (Would they care?) were left oblivious She tried to push that last piece in, shoving it somewhere between a wrong scene of the puzzle So the piece was soon to be lost, destroyed within the struggle to find the perfect place As she was losing to and was within her blithering mind, wild and frightened, filled with dismay She then reverts to the false reality, in which she called her final escape. The last daring and startling move, the check mate, the final set stage of the play Where dreams become the reality, and reality becomes the dream
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Jul 7, 2013
Jul 7, 2013 at 9:22 PM UTC
And Thus Begins the Great Escape
When she  first discovered the last fictitious and missing piece, that absent link that could create That would fit so very perfectly between her fastidious reality and her dream filled escape That piece was what filled her with the alluring thoughts of setting the diamond edged blades aside To let her bloodied and gore encrusted wrist's lay. To finally heal her disfigured and cleaved thighs To set aside the insomniac coloured nights, filled with a nervous tick called suffering and misery Bringing dread filled terror for next days coming, day and night it creeps into her lightless sanity It graced her with the forgotten hope, that daisy chains and blades of grass would keep her honest Hope she had long abandoned as she hid within the scarred tissue upon her mangled conscience Telling her that she was now allowed to forget her aphotic and distressing amorphous past It was filled with many an onus and distrusts that she choked on; from lack of air, her brain begins to crack Her Mother and her Father thought she was a "lacking" kind child, those that required little needs It reminded her that she would never again have to repress and crunch down those memories They rise inside her throat, until she regurgitates them along with what little food she would eat She sits in her room most nights, crying softly alone and wishing to be as thin as the models on TV That last puzzle piece was supplying her with a vociferous need to put the bottle of pills down,   Many had slipped their way down her esophagus, from diet to Analgesic's, they ranged wide They were locked away in her father's medicine cabinet, so of course she was always punctilious Puts an aspirin in place for the ones she stole, so her parents (Would they care?) were left oblivious She tried to push that last piece in, shoving it somewhere between a wrong scene of the puzzle So the piece was soon to be lost, destroyed within the struggle to find the perfect place As she was losing to and was within her blithering mind, wild and frightened, filled with dismay She then reverts to the false reality, in which she called her final escape. The last daring and startling move, the check mate, the final set stage of the play Where dreams become the reality, and reality becomes the dream
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Actually Awesome Beautifully Broken Courageously creative Differently Dazzling Eagerly Edgy Fascinatingly Fastidious Gracefully Great Handsomely Harmonious Independently Intelligent Jokingly Joyful Keenly Kind Lovingly Lyrical Marvelously Magnificent Naturally Narcissistic Originally Open-minded Passionately Pleasant Quintessentially Quirky Respectfully Rebellious Sarcastically Smart Typically Twisted Unbelievably Unique Vigorously Viscous Wonderfully Wild X-tremely  Xenodochial Young-fully ****** Zealously Zany
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Apr 12, 2015
Apr 12, 2015 at 2:45 PM UTC
An Above Average Alphabet
She paces back and forth to strut her stuff. And all the jockeys come running. They all want to ride this beautiful horse. But she wants nothing to do with them. Some stay with her for a little while. Her persistent fussing does the trick. She is fastidious and will not settle. A soon as another jockey leaves? Five more arrive in hopes to get a ride. She has only had one jockey to stay for some time. And to farce, she will not abide. She is going to wait for the jockey- That see's more than just a pretty ride.
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Sep 17, 2010
Sep 17, 2010 at 11:57 PM UTC
What a Pretty Ride
An adamant introvert of inert thoughts Dowdy and crapulous Arrives in a fastidious yet effulgent Didactic, contumacious world of education Bilious in the beginning Still taught an adroit sense of survival Nefarious acts and risible happenings There was a lesson in all Zealous sclerotic soul Learnt well, thought well Contributed to goodness Willfully abetted evil The transcendence, Luminous, loquacious Cerulean peace within, built in blocks Of love, respect and fear A better heart, a better person A better LIFE.
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Jun 2, 2013
Jun 2, 2013 at 10:56 AM UTC
I'm out.
Her barefoot feels it again For the third night in a row… Something cold and fluid On an even colder floor As she raced to the kitchen Prepping for the day ahead She almost slips, she’s furious But it’s not in her to curse. Her mind is wrapped in issues As she stares up at the ceiling No signs of rain, no leakage But how does the floor get wet? She sips and smells her coffee And steps into her slippers She grabs a mop and bucket And points two fingers in blame. “Did Tom, my love, spill water?” Not a chance, he’s too careful Fastidious and disciplined, He’d mop it before it spilled! She’d lay the blame on Tracy And presume that Tracy peed But cats are not that messy As Tracy’s three years had proved. She starts to get too worried But decides its not worth it Once again, she lets it slide For the third night in a row… But less than an hour ago He wakes up from a nightmare Same nightmare that has plagued him For the third night in a row… He slides out of bed slowly He watches her for a while She sleeps in peace like a baby Why can’t he sleep like her? He sneaks out of their bedroom To his newfound grieving spot Three steps to the kitchen door He falls apart in gloom He’s in pain, pain unbearable! Unlike anything he’s seen After many years in the army He’s been through thick and thin. He relives the angst of confession As he said those dreaded words “Honey, I cheated on you.” And shut his eyes for the BANG! He’d hoped for fire and brimstone And expected nothing less But her reply was calm and casual “I’ve known, and I forgive you.” Shocked at her eerie response He died a million times! He watched for signs of withdrawal And a possible divorce suit But after years of waiting He unforgives himself, and For the third night in a row… He cries himself to death! © Raphael Uzor
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Aug 9, 2015
Aug 9, 2015 at 10:57 PM UTC
Three Nights in a Row
Her barefoot feels it again For the third night in a row… Something cold and fluid On an even colder floor As she raced to the kitchen Prepping for the day ahead She almost slips, she’s furious But it’s not in her to curse. Her mind is wrapped in issues As she stares up at the ceiling No signs of rain, no leakage But how does the floor get wet? She sips and smells her coffee And steps into her slippers She grabs a mop and bucket And points two fingers in blame. “Did Tom, my love, spill water?” Not a chance, he’s too careful Fastidious and disciplined, He’d mop it before it spilled! She’d lay the blame on Tracy And presume that Tracy peed But cats are not that messy As Tracy’s three years had proved. She starts to get too worried But decides its not worth it Once again, she lets it slide For the third night in a row… But less than an hour ago He wakes up from a nightmare Same nightmare that has plagued him For the third night in a row… He slides out of bed slowly He watches her for a while She sleeps in peace like a baby Why can’t he sleep like her? He sneaks out of their bedroom To his newfound grieving spot Three steps to the kitchen door He falls apart in gloom He’s in pain, pain unbearable! Unlike anything he’s seen After many years in the army He’s been through thick and thin. He relives the angst of confession As he said those dreaded words “Honey, I cheated on you.” And shut his eyes for the BANG! He’d hoped for fire and brimstone And expected nothing less But her reply was calm and casual “I’ve known, and I forgive you.” Shocked at her eerie response He died a million times! He watched for signs of withdrawal And a possible divorce suit But after years of waiting He unforgives himself, and For the third night in a row… He cries himself to death! © Raphael Uzor
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Inject that myriad dose in my brain don't tell me what it is Shrapnel surprise is all i need Does it hurt, white elephant wars stomping on my mind As you mouth pours crystal letters that form wet words That flow into my minds puddle, and finds it's way to our oceans heart Will this feeling stop, when will it part My arms are breaking My legs just broke Is the clock farther away or is it just moving slower My feet are walking on plush ground my equilibrium is confused Did you run or crawl to help me from tripping on air? Fastidious eyes are tip toeing on my spine as my arm are keeping my lungs from the ground don't stop to inhale, forgetting how to breath Panic attack, shark attack will bite you on the leg and pull you down Trying to make a way to the glass bathroom You turn on the water, within seconds a waterfall That is drenching deafening rapids into my ear Get this cantankerous feeling away I'v never wanted to snap so bad in my life the water stops, the hurricane in my stomach starts Green light mean blow After 5 minutes I don't even know what was coming out I thought my lungs would explode from an over excessive Amount of my body's fluids Stumble to stand, mind thinks it's clockwork The body says it's not Early morning burns into early night And there goes the sight My ears burn of ice around my brain Give me the Shrapnel surprise one more time Thin rope around my arm, and needle with appeasement inside One more dose as I lay back, the red rises up as I sink down The night, and my home become silent As i fade away
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Aug 8, 2011
Aug 8, 2011 at 12:13 PM UTC
Teeth Grinding
Inject that myriad dose in my brain don't tell me what it is Shrapnel surprise is all i need Does it hurt, white elephant wars stomping on my mind As you mouth pours crystal letters that form wet words That flow into my minds puddle, and finds it's way to our oceans heart Will this feeling stop, when will it part My arms are breaking My legs just broke Is the clock farther away or is it just moving slower My feet are walking on plush ground my equilibrium is confused Did you run or crawl to help me from tripping on air? Fastidious eyes are tip toeing on my spine as my arm are keeping my lungs from the ground don't stop to inhale, forgetting how to breath Panic attack, shark attack will bite you on the leg and pull you down Trying to make a way to the glass bathroom You turn on the water, within seconds a waterfall That is drenching deafening rapids into my ear Get this cantankerous feeling away I'v never wanted to snap so bad in my life the water stops, the hurricane in my stomach starts Green light mean blow After 5 minutes I don't even know what was coming out I thought my lungs would explode from an over excessive Amount of my body's fluids Stumble to stand, mind thinks it's clockwork The body says it's not Early morning burns into early night And there goes the sight My ears burn of ice around my brain Give me the Shrapnel surprise one more time Thin rope around my arm, and needle with appeasement inside One more dose as I lay back, the red rises up as I sink down The night, and my home become silent As i fade away
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