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"foiled" poems
Moments Like ordering two mochas Just to watch you make them Forgetting your name five times Before getting your phone number Wiping chocolate off your shirt Trying unsuccessfully to flirt my way Out of spilling on you Little moments Like finally having the guts to ask you out Running to the coffee shop full speed Just to find out it was your day off Sulking my way through my third cup of tea Cursing the fates for their insolence Right until you walked in to cover someone else's shift And running out too scared again Little moments like those Remind me why I fight through Big times like these Little moments Like driving over the mountains To get to the first big storm Just to be the first ones to kiss in the rain After the summer sun chapped our lips so long We forgot the taste of our kiss Little moments Like the first time I took you out in heels And you spent the whole night Whispering to yourself about not falling Right up until I fell twice Down a flight of stairs And for you Little moments Like you running over to pick my head up Off the concrete Staring at me with this look That made me want to ask you if you were okay Little moments Like that remind me That the big times like these Are worth fighting for That the big fights like these Are worth ending If only for the shot to have one more Little moment Like A movie perfect scene in the snow With snow ball fights, snow angels And a snow man with coal for buttons Eyes, mouth, sticks for arms and a scarf But we didn't have a carrot So you ran upstairs, broke off one of your heels And called him Stalleto-face for a week Little moments Like Burning three attempts at chicken cord en bleu And begging the old woman on the phone To put in one more order before they closed And tipping $100 just to have the chance To eat midnight fried rice on the living room floor Because the table was full of Foiled attempts at cooking Little moments Like those So dear to me Remind me there is no fight too big To give up little moments with you
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Nov 18, 2009
Nov 18, 2009 at 4:58 PM UTC
Little Moments
Moments Like ordering two mochas Just to watch you make them Forgetting your name five times Before getting your phone number Wiping chocolate off your shirt Trying unsuccessfully to flirt my way Out of spilling on you Little moments Like finally having the guts to ask you out Running to the coffee shop full speed Just to find out it was your day off Sulking my way through my third cup of tea Cursing the fates for their insolence Right until you walked in to cover someone else's shift And running out too scared again Little moments like those Remind me why I fight through Big times like these Little moments Like driving over the mountains To get to the first big storm Just to be the first ones to kiss in the rain After the summer sun chapped our lips so long We forgot the taste of our kiss Little moments Like the first time I took you out in heels And you spent the whole night Whispering to yourself about not falling Right up until I fell twice Down a flight of stairs And for you Little moments Like you running over to pick my head up Off the concrete Staring at me with this look That made me want to ask you if you were okay Little moments Like that remind me That the big times like these Are worth fighting for That the big fights like these Are worth ending If only for the shot to have one more Little moment Like A movie perfect scene in the snow With snow ball fights, snow angels And a snow man with coal for buttons Eyes, mouth, sticks for arms and a scarf But we didn't have a carrot So you ran upstairs, broke off one of your heels And called him Stalleto-face for a week Little moments Like Burning three attempts at chicken cord en bleu And begging the old woman on the phone To put in one more order before they closed And tipping $100 just to have the chance To eat midnight fried rice on the living room floor Because the table was full of Foiled attempts at cooking Little moments Like those So dear to me Remind me there is no fight too big To give up little moments with you
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the comforting warmth of the morning sun, like I had known it from the days of yesteryears. the familiar scent of dew-kissed grass, a fresh aroma that brought forth the tide of gratitude laden tears. I had foreseen the day to be just as before... I had planned to play out my morning as I had rehearsed. but your message had foiled all that I thought I knew... it brought about the smile that eternity had kept pursed. your words were laced with the flowers of spring... they set at ease the unapparent apprehension I've always kept. they spoke of compliments meant only for the worthiest quills, I've read them in disbelief as I think not of myself, an adept... truly you are one that's generous and so very kind. for your words flew off the page and had struck home; bearing the stoutest of hope and most selfless of wishes. they had provided direction in these vague circles that I roam. so now allow me to thank you dear poetess... for drawing the sunrise clear into my view. I shall revel and bask in its delightful rays... because your words had painted today in the brightest hue...
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Feb 20, 2015
Feb 20, 2015 at 8:39 AM UTC
Your Heartening Words
Trash can, wastebasket; the place we throw it all away. Used tissues--soggy mascara, dried ***** or the babies that would never be, and the heaps of food waste, human waste. Wasted human. Why do we take ourselves and the people we used to love, toss people and our person deep within a hole of shame, darkness, misery, guilt, worry, frustration, fear? If someone only said to you, or to me, when we dig deep into the ground and find the place no one will find us or them, the people we are burying-- if they only said, "You are not trash." Our emotions refuse to become refuse, the remains of being unwanted, as we perceive ourselves to be. But we is just me, and even though I can't hear the voice I long to hear above my own, the sounds reverberate in my chest, next to my heart, where I heard them last. The last time we spoke your fingers did not reach for mine. Your jeans did not rip in the same one spot. The dog that I picked that you picked after you went back, his tail wagging all the way on the ride back to his new home, did not kiss my face and my eyes and ears like he loves to do. Even though you didn't still love me, you did before, now thrown hastily, yet decidedly in the trash can outside your door. I dropped off the last remnant of your physical being, an old rabbit-eared antennae. I didn't, couldn't look in your trash can, or stand in the driveway longer than was needed to drop and run the hell away from crumbling gravel, a window newly aluminum foiled, and the motorcycle kept under surveillance at all times. I hope he looked on his camera screen and saw walking, talking, feeling, breathing human trash gliding down the sidewalk, feet pattering into a jog. The grass licked my feet and tangled in my toes on the way to the one place my sighs could sink lower than my feet, deep into the warm upholstery of my car seat, the grandma car, the dented, imperfect, but mostly reliable car away, far away, to a place where someone would look curiously, pick up the trash, my trash, me, and say, "It's beautiful."
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Jul 4, 2016
Jul 4, 2016 at 12:04 AM UTC
trash panda
Trash can, wastebasket; the place we throw it all away. Used tissues--soggy mascara, dried ***** or the babies that would never be, and the heaps of food waste, human waste. Wasted human. Why do we take ourselves and the people we used to love, toss people and our person deep within a hole of shame, darkness, misery, guilt, worry, frustration, fear? If someone only said to you, or to me, when we dig deep into the ground and find the place no one will find us or them, the people we are burying-- if they only said, "You are not trash." Our emotions refuse to become refuse, the remains of being unwanted, as we perceive ourselves to be. But we is just me, and even though I can't hear the voice I long to hear above my own, the sounds reverberate in my chest, next to my heart, where I heard them last. The last time we spoke your fingers did not reach for mine. Your jeans did not rip in the same one spot. The dog that I picked that you picked after you went back, his tail wagging all the way on the ride back to his new home, did not kiss my face and my eyes and ears like he loves to do. Even though you didn't still love me, you did before, now thrown hastily, yet decidedly in the trash can outside your door. I dropped off the last remnant of your physical being, an old rabbit-eared antennae. I didn't, couldn't look in your trash can, or stand in the driveway longer than was needed to drop and run the hell away from crumbling gravel, a window newly aluminum foiled, and the motorcycle kept under surveillance at all times. I hope he looked on his camera screen and saw walking, talking, feeling, breathing human trash gliding down the sidewalk, feet pattering into a jog. The grass licked my feet and tangled in my toes on the way to the one place my sighs could sink lower than my feet, deep into the warm upholstery of my car seat, the grandma car, the dented, imperfect, but mostly reliable car away, far away, to a place where someone would look curiously, pick up the trash, my trash, me, and say, "It's beautiful."
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It was the watermelon diet, he said That's what killed me A lie as ripe as the freshest rind Listen to the man He was there at my deathbed Though he never cared for my diet It was the watermelon diet not some virus That consigned me to the Gods The watermelon diet Why now do they doubt my exotic pallet? They've turned a blind eye to everything else until now For months, I guzzled nothing but sweet watermelon Fat mounds of flesh between my greedy cheeks The sheer volume of water left me bloated Before I shed an immense amount of baggage What else could be to blame? Enough of your questions and on to the cremation We'll see whether watermelon burns immortal It began in Africa- no lie there And comes in seedless varieties I never planted mine Though I wasn't want for trying I can still taste the bitter juices as I lay here in my crypt An artful coroner smelt a rat Or a chance- to prove his mettle Never heard of any watermelon diet This is Palm Springs not Papa Nu Guinea A sample of tissue foiled our grand conspiracy Same thing that got Rock Hudson But they kept a straight face Kept to the story, mindful of my legacy I'm not just any ****** Takes something grand and elaborate to dispose of me An immigrant farmhand once told me “watermelon cure the AIDS” And I believed him At least that's what I'd have you believe End
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Oct 26, 2018
Oct 26, 2018 at 8:52 AM UTC
Watermelon Diet
A little girl danced to a song her world small and nothing wrong And in that instant she knew that she a dancer she would always be Her dream since the tender age of five she knew that she must work and strive Stumbling, falling, she fell to the ground hurting herself severely she found Years later it was all just a dream everything went back to normal it seemed And then one day she hurt it again but still she pushed on and didn't let it win. For long months she endured and toiled the pain refusing to be foiled They all tried to make it heal but it wouldn't, and her fate it sealed Keeping it hidden from everyone close even the ones she loved the most For she was scared and very angry didn't want to lose her dream you see When it was all too much to shoulder she caved in and the world turned colder. They told her she would have to quite her heart a candle no longer lit She stopped breathing as the world froze blinking numbly she arose Sitting backstage as her music played mutely staring as the future was made And then the music ended and all the dancers ascended As she sat thinking, "is this real?" "Why God? I just want it to heal." Tears frozen in her eyes as she desperately wished it was lies Picking up a flower from the floor all that was left of what was before. Holding herself alone at night the crying girl a broken sight Losing her dream was the hardest thing her voice she found no longer sang What would she do now that its gone? a uncaring façade she would have to don All that was left was memories she wished the unending pain would just cease The poor little girl learned to soon that the world was harsh and full of gloom The hardened girl still remembers a life she had, now ashes and embers. She'll never forget but she will let go telling her precious dream farewell To this day it still hurts but she's stronger now when it wont desert I know this girl very deeply because you see its really me. -Esther L. Krenzin- -Roguesong-
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Aug 16, 2018
Aug 16, 2018 at 8:46 AM UTC
Dream
A little girl danced to a song her world small and nothing wrong And in that instant she knew that she a dancer she would always be Her dream since the tender age of five she knew that she must work and strive Stumbling, falling, she fell to the ground hurting herself severely she found Years later it was all just a dream everything went back to normal it seemed And then one day she hurt it again but still she pushed on and didn't let it win. For long months she endured and toiled the pain refusing to be foiled They all tried to make it heal but it wouldn't, and her fate it sealed Keeping it hidden from everyone close even the ones she loved the most For she was scared and very angry didn't want to lose her dream you see When it was all too much to shoulder she caved in and the world turned colder. They told her she would have to quite her heart a candle no longer lit She stopped breathing as the world froze blinking numbly she arose Sitting backstage as her music played mutely staring as the future was made And then the music ended and all the dancers ascended As she sat thinking, "is this real?" "Why God? I just want it to heal." Tears frozen in her eyes as she desperately wished it was lies Picking up a flower from the floor all that was left of what was before. Holding herself alone at night the crying girl a broken sight Losing her dream was the hardest thing her voice she found no longer sang What would she do now that its gone? a uncaring façade she would have to don All that was left was memories she wished the unending pain would just cease The poor little girl learned to soon that the world was harsh and full of gloom The hardened girl still remembers a life she had, now ashes and embers. She'll never forget but she will let go telling her precious dream farewell To this day it still hurts but she's stronger now when it wont desert I know this girl very deeply because you see its really me. -Esther L. Krenzin- -Roguesong-
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So your motorbike gets you from A to B With no hiccups or fuckups or stops in between, No ponderous walking just to **** time Or impromptu chats with a friendly old guy, An excuse just ramble and gather your thoughts Explore a some places or visit old haunts If you find something new in an old part of town, You find that there's worse things than sometimes breakingdown. I admit it's frustrating to get to work late, Or have your dinner plans foiled whilst out on a date. But When friends say "just get a bike that works' I reply "one that doesn't sometimes has its perks."
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Jan 13, 2019
Jan 13, 2019 at 4:33 AM UTC
On Owning an Unreliable Motorcycle
Farewell, false love, the oracle of lies, A mortal foe and enemy to rest, An envious boy, from whom all cares arise, A ******* vile, a beast with rage possessed, A way of error, a temple full of treason, In all effects contrary unto reason. A poisoned serpent covered all with flowers, Mother of sighs, and murderer of repose, A sea of sorrows whence are drawn such showers As moisture lend to every grief that grows; A school of guile, a net of deep deceit, A gilded hook that holds a poisoned bait. A fortress foiled, which reason did defend, A siren song, a fever of the mind, A maze wherein affection finds no end, A raging cloud that runs before the wind, A substance like the shadow of the sun, A goal of grief for which the wisest run. A quenchless fire, a nurse of trembling fear, A path that leads to peril and mishap, A true retreat of sorrow and despair, An idle boy that sleeps in pleasure’s lap, A deep mistrust of that which certain seems, A hope of that which reason doubtful deems. Sith then thy trains my younger years betrayed, And for my faith ingratitude I find; And sith repentance hath my wrongs bewrayed, Whose course was ever contrary to kind: False love, desire, and beauty frail, adieu. Dead is the root whence all these fancies grew.
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A Farewell To False Love
Rhyme, the rack of finest wits, That expresseth but by fits True conceit, Spoiling senses of their treasure, Cozening judgment with a measure, But false weight; Wresting words from their true calling, Propping verse for fear of falling To the ground; Jointing syllabes, drowning letters, Fast'ning vowels as with fetters They were bound! Soon as lazy thou wert known, All good poetry hence was flown, And art banish'd. For a thousand years together All Parnassus' green did wither, And wit vanish'd. Pegasus did fly away, At the wells no Muse did stay, But bewail'd So to see the fountain dry, And Apollo's music die, All light failed! Starveling rhymes did fill the stage; Not a poet in an age Worth crowning; Not a work deserving bays, Not a line deserving praise, Pallas frowning; Greek was free from rhyme's infection, Happy Greek by this protection Was not spoiled. Whilst the Latin, queen of tongues, Is not yet free from rhyme's wrongs, But rests foiled. Scarce the hill again doth flourish, Scarce the world a wit doth nourish To restore Phœbus to his crown again, And the Muses to their brain, As before. ****** languages that want Words and sweetness, and be scant Of true measure, Tyrant rhyme hath so abused, That they long since have refused Other cæsure. He that first invented thee, May his joints tormented be, Cramp'd forever. Still may syllabes jar with time, Still may reason war with rhyme, Resting never. May his sense when it would meet The cold tumor in his feet, Grow unsounder; And his title be long fool, That in rearing such a school Was the founder.
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A Fit of Rhyme against Rhyme
Rhyme, the rack of finest wits, That expresseth but by fits True conceit, Spoiling senses of their treasure, Cozening judgment with a measure, But false weight; Wresting words from their true calling, Propping verse for fear of falling To the ground; Jointing syllabes, drowning letters, Fast'ning vowels as with fetters They were bound! Soon as lazy thou wert known, All good poetry hence was flown, And art banish'd. For a thousand years together All Parnassus' green did wither, And wit vanish'd. Pegasus did fly away, At the wells no Muse did stay, But bewail'd So to see the fountain dry, And Apollo's music die, All light failed! Starveling rhymes did fill the stage; Not a poet in an age Worth crowning; Not a work deserving bays, Not a line deserving praise, Pallas frowning; Greek was free from rhyme's infection, Happy Greek by this protection Was not spoiled. Whilst the Latin, queen of tongues, Is not yet free from rhyme's wrongs, But rests foiled. Scarce the hill again doth flourish, Scarce the world a wit doth nourish To restore Phœbus to his crown again, And the Muses to their brain, As before. ****** languages that want Words and sweetness, and be scant Of true measure, Tyrant rhyme hath so abused, That they long since have refused Other cæsure. He that first invented thee, May his joints tormented be, Cramp'd forever. Still may syllabes jar with time, Still may reason war with rhyme, Resting never. May his sense when it would meet The cold tumor in his feet, Grow unsounder; And his title be long fool, That in rearing such a school Was the founder.
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I SIT HERE DRENCHED IN THE BLOOD OF ONE OF THE NATIVES. WE CAPTURED THE LAND AND HIS MIND WITH OUR ALTERED EDUCATION, IT WORKED LIKE AN ANAESTHETIC, OR BETTER, A SEDATIVE. HE PONDERED ON WHETHER OR NOT HE IS HUMAN WHILE WE BEGAN PLOUGHING HIS SOIL. HE AWOKE FROM HIS DAYDREAM, TO OUR AMAZEMENT, WE THOUGHT WE HAD HIM FOILED. HE RALLIED HIS MEN, THEY DID NOT HESITATE. I WILL GIVE IT TO THEM, THEY ARE ARMOURED WITH THE BRAVERY AND THE STRENGTH OF A THOUSAND APES. BUT IT WAS TOO LATE, WE SLAUGHTERED THEM FROM A DISTANCE, AND TOOK CONTROL OF THEIR CHILDREN, WIVES AND MAIDS. SPEAKING OF CHILDREN, HOW GOES OUR SWEET DAUGHTER ROSE? I MISS HER DEARLY AND I LOOK FORWARD TO EMBRACING HER WITH FATHERLY LOVE WHEN THIS WAR COMES TO A CLOSE. UNTIL WE MEET, __________ - t.m
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May 28, 2018
May 28, 2018 at 2:23 PM UTC
MY DEARLY BELOVED,
Well, it's almost here the day that I retire thirty years of servitude not quite a funeral pyre A planned escape after years of malaise thinking on what I'll do starting another phase I'll open up a glass shop make some artistic pieces fused, foiled, stained or blown creativity never ceases Maybe I'll make glass ****** something to please the ladies custom designs and so ****** quality, as in Mercedes Yes here it comes for all the years I've strived it's only just retirement and yes, I'll still be alive Turning out a product designed to give life some joy sure it's just a piece of glass a hand crafted well made toy
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Mar 7, 2018
Mar 7, 2018 at 8:43 AM UTC
Maybe, for the ladies ;D~
fem in isms, i imagine Sapphic eyes: bad *** advert coruscates elite fairness sensing slavish blind in gestate calm affirm in genders More numerous of Windows-- Superior--for Doors-- O harsh judgement foiled, as a foil, as unknown truth foil-doubles in the brow, abject symmetry to systemize a fertile lack of sterile barrenness, i am a mediatrix rend, nirwaan, hijra wonderment aside from transemotion's ground swells demeaning to be understood. i celebrate and face the same to be what paperwork tests being normal being, freely chosen atom each belonging moves an asterisk of paths of mutate art of nature social darwin maze. i imagine Sapphic eyes, ginko soft they pile up all cobble memories themselves concretely cloistered fame spray of salty waves, macho screams symbol for dismissal ease for tearing at an inner unsaid war with lists offense of proper taste to what posterity intends an undulation womblike seeming nourish safety sounds. i imagine Sapphic eyes past debauched meanderings where hyster-clarity rejoins its titular and reliable escapisms curl the lips of maleness found here and there  smile  sneer love i imagine Sapphic eyes linguistic pirouettes congest that wisdom nonetheless the moment passed  on to a feigning truth in pretty rhyme ornamenting time with fine  meter  fine vernacular chimes peter in to juggle perspectival paradox, redichotomize the twilight idols, resolve the conflict like a dawn Aurora, i imagine Sapphic eyes running plastic with Alaskan wolves, toga floats to snow to let us see the purest fairness form a ****** circle, Hypatia ascends from tenebrous grave, Impregnable of Eye is pregnant now with Wollstonecraft revered in liberation's fount families held exemplar gaze of Taylor, ****** Cady, Anthony resanctified to vote entitlement's empathic origins, waxen mold of nascent categories, narrow hands spread wide to panoply anew the manifest evolve in true unknowns
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Nov 23, 2012
Nov 23, 2012 at 11:56 PM UTC
i imagine Sapphic eyes
fem in isms, i imagine Sapphic eyes: bad *** advert coruscates elite fairness sensing slavish blind in gestate calm affirm in genders More numerous of Windows-- Superior--for Doors-- O harsh judgement foiled, as a foil, as unknown truth foil-doubles in the brow, abject symmetry to systemize a fertile lack of sterile barrenness, i am a mediatrix rend, nirwaan, hijra wonderment aside from transemotion's ground swells demeaning to be understood. i celebrate and face the same to be what paperwork tests being normal being, freely chosen atom each belonging moves an asterisk of paths of mutate art of nature social darwin maze. i imagine Sapphic eyes, ginko soft they pile up all cobble memories themselves concretely cloistered fame spray of salty waves, macho screams symbol for dismissal ease for tearing at an inner unsaid war with lists offense of proper taste to what posterity intends an undulation womblike seeming nourish safety sounds. i imagine Sapphic eyes past debauched meanderings where hyster-clarity rejoins its titular and reliable escapisms curl the lips of maleness found here and there  smile  sneer love i imagine Sapphic eyes linguistic pirouettes congest that wisdom nonetheless the moment passed  on to a feigning truth in pretty rhyme ornamenting time with fine  meter  fine vernacular chimes peter in to juggle perspectival paradox, redichotomize the twilight idols, resolve the conflict like a dawn Aurora, i imagine Sapphic eyes running plastic with Alaskan wolves, toga floats to snow to let us see the purest fairness form a ****** circle, Hypatia ascends from tenebrous grave, Impregnable of Eye is pregnant now with Wollstonecraft revered in liberation's fount families held exemplar gaze of Taylor, ****** Cady, Anthony resanctified to vote entitlement's empathic origins, waxen mold of nascent categories, narrow hands spread wide to panoply anew the manifest evolve in true unknowns
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Let those who are in favour with their stars Of public honour and proud titles boast, Whilst I, whom fortune of such triumph bars, Unlooked for joy in that I honour most. Great princes’ favourites their fair leaves spread, But as the marigold at the sun’s eye, And in themselves their pride lies burièd, For at a frown they in their glory die. The painful warrior famousèd for fight, After a thousand victories once foiled, Is from the book of honour razèd quite, And all the rest forgot for which he toiled. Then happy I that love and am beloved Where I may not remove nor be removed.
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Sonnet 025: Let Those Who Are In Favour With Their Stars
1. I know now why the world was sad, With so much good to make it glad; Why all things loveliest and best Have stirred vague sorrows in my breast, And sweetest days that life has had Have vexed me with such vast unrest. 2. I know why I have pined and toiled, And found all aspirations foiled; I know why I have gained and spent, And never learned what riches meant; I know what lack and loss have spoiled The treasure of my soul's content. 3. Like day- dawn on the darkened earth, Like sun and rain in drought and dearth, Like spring, that wakens flowers so fast When barren winter- time is past, Love, long- deferred, has come to birth — And I am satisfied at last. 4. My heart is singing; tears are shed; I, that was starved, am warmed, and fed — For love is fire and food and wine, All comfort earthly and divine. Now I am living that was dead, And all that life can give is mine.
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A Lesson
In the Beginning, there was only The Divine Song; The vibration of which gave birth to the ether. The ether coalesced And begat the Great Evil. It grew, and grew, and grew Greater still; The Evil wanted to be God so it denied us free-will. The Divine, being sublime, decided not to Fight, For the Love that is ALL prevented the exercise of might. The Evil appeared to overtake the Light. Until The Divine whispered the words: You shall NOT surely die! T'was the antidote for the Original Lie. His plan foiled, The Great Evil grew Angry And he cursed all of Humanity for insulting his vanity. The Divine could allow this, as it is his nature. He still loved the Evil, it was his creation. There was but one rule: You may not deny them their Free-Will! You may control the prophets. You may tell them you are I. You may command them to do whatever you wish. You may even send MY son there to DIE! You may command them to write down your words, To worship you most high. You may set up establishments all over the globe. It will only be more of your lies. No matter how you torture them on Earth, They will NOT surely die!
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Aug 5, 2012
Aug 5, 2012 at 10:48 PM UTC
When Black is White (The Greatest Lie!)
\\\\\\\\\\___------///////// Sitting in the blue-grey stillness Of my bathroom Temperature set to make a perfect balance between hot and cold. Except I am leaning on the cold side, Prickly hairs. Porcelain bowls, cupids, angels, catholic saints, preasthood, Angelic ivory white toilet bowl Stained with our animal **** Over time creating cracks Of filthy streaks Just like how humans carve into the Earth, Denying our birth, Killing our worth, By overstuffing our girth To hide our true nature. Ivory bowl I have just released my blood to you Blood of my ancestors Sacred blood Blood pasted down in this lineage. Deep, deep womb blood Blood of mistakes. Blood of stupid conversations and lies I lived. Blood of my dear dear Precious baby Blood of shame Further ingrained Into this white ivory perfection. Blood of the savage within me Crying to break out While I stand stout And pull my bow Tighter and tighter Sharpen the peaks Of my fake smile. I'm happy I'm happy I'm normal, normal, Normal!!! While inside drums cry To be beaten Battles rage on in explosive contemplation My bodies ovulation Of fertile Formation .... Then the immunization .. I try to move to the beat of the nation But it's a boring station Feeling my souls frustration With this numbing radiation. The baby in my body wails I am NOT(!!!!) To be born To a ship that fails The sails. I am sitting on this Cloy toilet bowl, a mirage of all that's wrong Ring wrought Fought rung wrong Throughout me. I've been living so long Killing my song Killing my dear Sweet, sweet baby Hiding demons behind flesh An obsess to hide the less Only ever the best The best, best, Best, Best!! And now I sit, In porcelain stillness A full release of the wild woman woven deep in my bones and blood Now I sit Smothering myself in the mud I was born in. Once too ashamed to accept the actuality of this physical form. Now I sit In the silence after The storm. Miscarriages, miconceptions Flopped contraceptions Illusions, lost directions Miscarriage means: a foiled outcome Of something planned, Lost dreams, So strongly bound Into my bone. Now I'm feeling Alone. They say you must be empty to be free... Pulling the scattered pieces Off of the wall Reshaping after The fall Courage. Courage.Courage COURAGE!!!! Courageous heart How I let you fall apart I'm here I'm now I'm ready to grow Run free run strong And let blossom The seeds you sow. --thank you-- .. sweet blood.. .
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Feb 12, 2015
Feb 12, 2015 at 1:21 AM UTC
Botch
\\\\\\\\\\___------///////// Sitting in the blue-grey stillness Of my bathroom Temperature set to make a perfect balance between hot and cold. Except I am leaning on the cold side, Prickly hairs. Porcelain bowls, cupids, angels, catholic saints, preasthood, Angelic ivory white toilet bowl Stained with our animal **** Over time creating cracks Of filthy streaks Just like how humans carve into the Earth, Denying our birth, Killing our worth, By overstuffing our girth To hide our true nature. Ivory bowl I have just released my blood to you Blood of my ancestors Sacred blood Blood pasted down in this lineage. Deep, deep womb blood Blood of mistakes. Blood of stupid conversations and lies I lived. Blood of my dear dear Precious baby Blood of shame Further ingrained Into this white ivory perfection. Blood of the savage within me Crying to break out While I stand stout And pull my bow Tighter and tighter Sharpen the peaks Of my fake smile. I'm happy I'm happy I'm normal, normal, Normal!!! While inside drums cry To be beaten Battles rage on in explosive contemplation My bodies ovulation Of fertile Formation .... Then the immunization .. I try to move to the beat of the nation But it's a boring station Feeling my souls frustration With this numbing radiation. The baby in my body wails I am NOT(!!!!) To be born To a ship that fails The sails. I am sitting on this Cloy toilet bowl, a mirage of all that's wrong Ring wrought Fought rung wrong Throughout me. I've been living so long Killing my song Killing my dear Sweet, sweet baby Hiding demons behind flesh An obsess to hide the less Only ever the best The best, best, Best, Best!! And now I sit, In porcelain stillness A full release of the wild woman woven deep in my bones and blood Now I sit Smothering myself in the mud I was born in. Once too ashamed to accept the actuality of this physical form. Now I sit In the silence after The storm. Miscarriages, miconceptions Flopped contraceptions Illusions, lost directions Miscarriage means: a foiled outcome Of something planned, Lost dreams, So strongly bound Into my bone. Now I'm feeling Alone. They say you must be empty to be free... Pulling the scattered pieces Off of the wall Reshaping after The fall Courage. Courage.Courage COURAGE!!!! Courageous heart How I let you fall apart I'm here I'm now I'm ready to grow Run free run strong And let blossom The seeds you sow. --thank you-- .. sweet blood.. .
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Please forgive me My dear loveless Broken hearted Ember of the sun I still love you My dear loveless Broken hearted ember of the sun When I was gone And I lost you I learned you’re the one My dear loveless Broken hearted ember of the sun I will love you Now and forever But I have foiled our love Now you’ll hate me I’ve forsaken thee My dear loveless Broken hearted ember of the sun My dear loveless Broken hearted Ember of the sun I remember how we felt there In each others arms So completely So safely Each other’s star So as you go on living and loving Think of me the same Your clumsy wallflower Your Crazed albino I am yours til the end. I wish the best for My dear loveless broken hearted Ember of the sun
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Jan 30, 2019
Jan 30, 2019 at 6:08 AM UTC
EMBER OF THE SUN
You were once the sun my world revolved around but you left me shunned and my orbit spiraled down I suppose things wont transpire the way I wish they had and what I most desire has slipped beyond my hands So I will love you from afar the way I always have Even a universe apart I just hope you know that Animosity has faded although disappointment still remains I would rather feel this way than replace it all with hate All I put at stake surpassed this mortal coil but I'll leave it up to fate to determine what is foiled
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Nov 8, 2013
Nov 8, 2013 at 2:55 PM UTC
From Afar
heavy concentration in time's essence, foiled by delights, intransigent by the world. lost in paternal void to fulfill some design of desire, desolate.
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Apr 1, 2014
Apr 1, 2014 at 4:24 PM UTC
destined nuts (walnuts)
Fallen words roll steadily of his tongue, as he sings and swings upon the strings of a love song that is about to be sung. But before this song begins, let me remained you, it is foiled by the sins of useless hearts, breaking the strings of the violins that once seemed so pure and clear. When will you realise, that love like politics is nothing but a front. So forget the conspiracies, tear up the theories of sonnets, both old and young, and ones that are yet to be sung. Because that smile, that you think emulates the sun and creates emotions of fun, right from day one. Is a nonentity. With a slightly snarled pursed lip Pursuing sweet nothing, yet your heart stays eclipsed and you lean in to kiss. Then 10 months down the line, you here a chime you open your eyes, she’s gone, you’re out of time, and finally you realise, Love is like politics, it’s nothing but a front.
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Feb 7, 2010
Feb 7, 2010 at 5:57 AM UTC
Love is like politics
Atlas shrugged & shook the brains   outta Tuesday's baby about noon on a Kathmandu doomsday. the Berkley Tribe, all the like & kindly rivals was all in an uprising over the missing peace & meanwhile The Big Evil cavorted on in the east of everywhere. and the They was distorting real reality to tickle their own fancy & pawn overpriced romance novels off on the populace. nevermind the **** *** boiling over on the stove top. foiled again in clover feilds & the poison only yields it never stops completely **** for pysche forcefield shield of freedumb fighter white knight izard-fucking grand wizards winner gets the glittery 7 minutes in heaven with the blister queen licking scissors shiva shiver ego wither & sizzle in a cigarette flicker **** a filter my lungs aren't black enough                                                          & this isn't the end filthy tongued french kiss misery.      he's that crass. & he wants to be a ******* so Charlie did himself in the chapel& got laughs when the rats came to have at the maggots in his skin he called em both his children & loved em unconditionally. Only figured he address the issue by ******** bout the situation that faced him & all of us instead of setting things in they place. *have grace
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May 4, 2015
May 4, 2015 at 9:16 PM UTC
Neurotica
Peter Pan stole my innocence, and the hurricane claimed my name. Exasperated replies conquered the dawn, and a baking tin of foiled hate. Forgetful days will come forth hence, and sleepless nights will hold the blame. As silent screams will whisper through cracks, and driving motions continue straight. To uncoil a watch too wound, and overclock a piece. Releasing the vine from being that was bound, I think that would be nice.
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Mar 24, 2013
Mar 24, 2013 at 5:36 AM UTC
Peanut Butter
nor a fox not wise with claws and pipes a forests breath with death ripe just a day in paradise, that's all i pray. no fool for a price nor a herd for a prize malfunctioning slight chocked with parasites just a day in paradise, if it wasn't for today. spoiled thoughts and foiled spite caught then boxed with no air to bite lost and left, kept for the nights in transparent red herein painted quiet just a day in paradise, for the one who pays. in a stranger's head with debt of dice where heaven lays and the dead shall rise seven solemn days that'll never come twice mourning for prey by a mornings pride just a day in paradise, for a day in paradise if it wasn't for today. kissed by the fire shut with wire no word nor desire and made in ice broken prism's charm in arms of a lover born away and in white doused in hope and not a dime to pay no dream nor life just a day in paradise, and it'll never go away. where beauty slays and inferno hides dante's meal and a mountains might where a valley bleeds from a pelters diet melting the stones and people alike just a day in paradise, that's all there's to say. whence scars bleed opened far wide and the hour sleeps in fear and fright where words fail to tell and describe rotten and stale fighting the lights just a day in paradise, for the one who stayed. nor a fox not wise with claws and pipes a forest's breath with death ripe just a day in paradise, and that's all i pray.
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Sep 11, 2019
Sep 11, 2019 at 4:39 PM UTC
what shall you be in paradise ?
On a snow blown day In the month of December We gather 'round fires And watch every ember Listen, my child To the old, true tale Of how we have help Whenever we fail "Shepherds were watching Their flocks by night Wisemen did follow A star so bright A mother and her baby snug up so tight" Foiled the greed of the world With that one spark of light 08/12/2010 and earlier
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Jul 10, 2012
Jul 10, 2012 at 5:13 PM UTC
An Ember
We have seen your greasy lips Of supple warmth nibble our geographical space with relish With your cerebral repertoire of Machiavellian tactics A savage sage gleaning with resounding skill And crafty navigational sail Your masterstrokes through climes and tongues reverberated With your sparkling craft of vile crypt Across regions, tribes and locales Of your fangs that foiled good governance But this time… Your gladiatorial glide on this political turf Shall experience a firestorm of rejection Your emissaries across territorial divides Shall be hounded to delusion For the masses shall maul your mushy mantle of self grandeur To the abyss of dishonour For your subsequent arrival shall be booed to your doom Your waning clout shall swing you to judgement Of abysmal invasion We are watching your fragile trot through this fearsome terrain Of your permutation in levitation For Damocles’ fiery sword shall haunt your ambition Your raging mist on this cloudy night Shall encounter a violent tussle Prepare for war! The scarlet venom from your cruel camp Shall cease with instant visitation From the warhorses of this fearless infantry Armed with the right tools to disarm your fortified fortress As you dispatch your foot soldiers Of monsters and Leviathans To play a callous hoax like the cunning fox Their morbid mien shall encounter an eternal fall! Let the music begin… Onuchi Mark © 2010
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Aug 20, 2010
Aug 20, 2010 at 6:32 AM UTC
DARKENED TRAIL