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"forensics" poems
Maybe I’ll never make a good father, the world has shown me it’s ugly face. I see things too logically, too realistically. The things I’ve done and seen, my dark sense of humour, twisted sources of entertainment and sexuality. My sedated emotions and even my choice of forensics profession all these things probably makes me a pretty bad father, bad husband, bad boyfriend… And probably a bad person. N.H.
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Jul 18, 2013
Jul 18, 2013 at 1:02 AM UTC
Forensic
i am of the light despite my shroud that crowds the villains in the toppled telemetry of my steeds galloping gallantly from the burning cities of my dreams i shall gleam from her or he that which delivers their truths faithfully to their dreams open wounds turn invitation in the pity of hungry thieves who dared to dream of peasants king-ed. as we sing sing of desperation in passionate confessions of jaded wisdom passed on through every failure never to falter in the betrayals of Walters lost in loss-less flac files i have miles to go smiles to grow daggers projectiles from mild mannered children freshly ridden of maniacal miracles spiritual but not stupid we are troopin this lucid movement grooving to the repetition of the drum the gas blow back of a gun the bursting bubbles of bubble gum having fun i learnt goodly on the run learned nothing in victory learned nothing in simplicity complacently snickering it all away bullet by bullet case by case and eventually the blade in my compassionate displays we shall congregate and hate ourselves **** the donks to hell dwelling on the cellar doors that darkos teacher adored in verbal massacre of the written literature of cracked brain fixtures seeping the lines in cold tingles down the spines of maniacs just relax mix it down on a track spit the thesis into pieces through the creases of cracked sneakers, and out the speakers of trouble seekers. mistakes make us deliberate chaos tossed upon the fakers who cry to think the dream became a reality mistake us for serrated blades that rip the hearts from beasts sometimes i stop to think while having a drink conclusive brinks of sanity creaks of my humility secreting frivolously the disposing of my jealousy of your feelings hellaciously i rip a felony from a face in appealing agony antagonizing me in the frenzied forensics of my oblique outlooks none of us were ever crooks speaking to self while being booked in hell
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Sep 5, 2012
Sep 5, 2012 at 1:36 AM UTC
thoughtless spew
i am of the light despite my shroud that crowds the villains in the toppled telemetry of my steeds galloping gallantly from the burning cities of my dreams i shall gleam from her or he that which delivers their truths faithfully to their dreams open wounds turn invitation in the pity of hungry thieves who dared to dream of peasants king-ed. as we sing sing of desperation in passionate confessions of jaded wisdom passed on through every failure never to falter in the betrayals of Walters lost in loss-less flac files i have miles to go smiles to grow daggers projectiles from mild mannered children freshly ridden of maniacal miracles spiritual but not stupid we are troopin this lucid movement grooving to the repetition of the drum the gas blow back of a gun the bursting bubbles of bubble gum having fun i learnt goodly on the run learned nothing in victory learned nothing in simplicity complacently snickering it all away bullet by bullet case by case and eventually the blade in my compassionate displays we shall congregate and hate ourselves **** the donks to hell dwelling on the cellar doors that darkos teacher adored in verbal massacre of the written literature of cracked brain fixtures seeping the lines in cold tingles down the spines of maniacs just relax mix it down on a track spit the thesis into pieces through the creases of cracked sneakers, and out the speakers of trouble seekers. mistakes make us deliberate chaos tossed upon the fakers who cry to think the dream became a reality mistake us for serrated blades that rip the hearts from beasts sometimes i stop to think while having a drink conclusive brinks of sanity creaks of my humility secreting frivolously the disposing of my jealousy of your feelings hellaciously i rip a felony from a face in appealing agony antagonizing me in the frenzied forensics of my oblique outlooks none of us were ever crooks speaking to self while being booked in hell
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when words are few, or stuck in dictionaries unused or unknown like compassion, tyrants and wife-beaters scream with iron fists, silencing fluent lips in clotting streams of  blood ...and machetes, severing lucid limbs from able bodies in active states of articulation ...and guns, the kryptonite of cowards and buffoons, the callow voice of philistines and goons, blasting cogent words and vocal women into oblivion ....and laboratories where forensics of fingerprint and dna scream loudest, sending tyrants and wife-beaters away to sleep with the devil in a shallow cell on earth or hell below... ~ P (#Pablo#OTAWB) (8/11/2013)
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Aug 11, 2013
Aug 11, 2013 at 1:05 PM UTC
Of Tyrants & Wife-Beaters....
a forensics-related investigation of some sort would probably prove very little in terms of what it is like to be me- aside, perhaps, that it is something like playing table tennis with a frisbee.
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Oct 11, 2013
Oct 11, 2013 at 10:10 PM UTC
it would seem
tomorrow’s raindrops falling on our shoes our sheds and our attitudes dead like winter feathers turn red in spring grief is a funny thing how the mind hides from itself its faults are shed like yesterday's skin frequent lessons to be earned and then dealt with never make a bargain with the devil rather let yourself listen and then swiftly walk away take your space and face your inner demons reside in the cave of safety within your heart we know that love is an art form with more music and magic bursting forth like fungus the moment after the storm passes i am drenched in your fabric within a glass iris lions dine on sunlight and a kind walrus dunks his head in your oasis drunk on stone fruit we drift into this music forensics are freedom as hungry lovers lick loquacious diamonds mined in eternity dine upon my consciousness and find the rivers edge why do we no longer beg to taste each other's lips anymore as long ago i wandered upon the ocean floor and saw a tiny star eyeing me curiously from beneath the sand but when i bent down to pick it up i was surprised to find it was not attached to anything it was just lying there shining like a diamond within it i could see everything as clear as day and it had a musical way of saying hello and that there was no need to worry because help was on the way
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Nov 4, 2018
Nov 4, 2018 at 5:30 PM UTC
tomorrow's raindrops
One phonecall? Alert the public Who would you call in a stance of conundrum in case the sky's falling down? Desperate measures in desperate times I carry an emergency kit with extra ink for my rhymes And a band aid for my lips to cover up the disease they diagnosed me with; Of Spitting up filthy **** Labeling ill kids, With conditions made up like myths Deluded? Please. Excuses are sad pleas to ensure the public's attention skips the obvious. So I'd rather lock myself away, And use my notebook to convey my love; For the person I'd dedicate one last phone call to. Lock myself away like Anne frank in the attic and write so much fire it produces sparks the static is electric; the rush through my veins has me lost, In the cosmic abyss of my thoughts While I'm lit... I concoct schemes to conquer mics If you dissect my insides with jabs, I'll retaliate with clever forensics; Cut myself open for the world to see, That all I'd bleed is metaphors in overdose... Infinite similes are the catalyst to my rhythmic metamorphosis
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Jan 20, 2014
Jan 20, 2014 at 12:02 PM UTC
One Phone Call
So oblivious as you sleep, I'm getting Wash a treat, I saw those messages, The ones you tried'a hide, Ones you tried'a delete, With forensics on my side, It's clear you cheat and lie. Very simple actually, With a scan of the phone, An analysis to read And I'm better off alone.
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Apr 30, 2016
Apr 30, 2016 at 4:31 AM UTC
Forensic Despair
The saddest day of my life. My mud baked excrement died at sea. Bobbing up and down with the style of a cheap ****** I wiped a tear from my eye as I said goodbye. A part of me felt choked as white streams of bog role acted as the white sheet of a ****** scene. No police, no forensics. Strangulation appeared to be the cause resulting in decapitation. Wouldn't have happened if I didn't use Manipulation to overcome the chronic constipation. Last time I eat beans on toast. Now I'm being haunted by a **** shaped ghost!
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May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 at 4:53 PM UTC
Loss of a **** shaped loved one
Stars are history lit by lightyears of time There is one for every being that ever lived Every blade of grass, every greatest mind That is why they are uncountable (The value of life cannot be measured) Light travels in years and years Faster than cars every drunken day It’s no wonder that it starts the planets spinning Sets the universe in a haphazard dance (Though music doesn’t conduct in the absence of air) We don’t see stars like the dinosaurs did We see stars as they existed back then A lightyear is a tower with a thousand floors On every one there’s a doorway filled by glass (These lives are not yours to live, not yet) You and me, we’re all condensed explosions Speckles of supernovas and molecules of galaxies Humans are a thousand sparks of history Condensed into one hundred years (The past repeats because it is always reborn) Dreams are a symphony played by chance collisions Seconds in a blink of eternity’s eye Yet a single thought can flash-bang a revolution Save a life or take a future (No matter how you’re small, you really do matter) We can map space to the edge of our sightline Make quadrants for fire and roadways for brightness Though it’s hard to draw lines through thinner than air To hold electricity in a loop of motion (Mastery over kinetic does not a monarchy make) Every day we walk through echoes of motion Fading into combination and reflecting forensics Don’t dust for fingerprints, dust for enlightenment The inspiration in the flowers of a fairy ring (Eternal dances with skeletons always have the best music) Shake hands with the ghosts of every stuttering memory Life is a game played with actions, not words We the people has always meant people, not person That’s why East Coast waves echo on West Coast shores (Midwest sings salt ’n dust chemical rain) I’ve met people capable of infinite kindness I’ve been beaten down by unconscious hate It’s always a game of chess in this world No one has less than twelve reasons for what they do (Except with love, which is madness, which doesn’t count) Every star has a person to belong to Every past holds hands tight with the future Every spark has a little bit of kindling And the crescendo of dreams shifts the world on its foundation (Burning bright means so much less than helping others catch flame.)
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Apr 25, 2014
Apr 25, 2014 at 10:35 PM UTC
The Butterfly Effect
Stars are history lit by lightyears of time There is one for every being that ever lived Every blade of grass, every greatest mind That is why they are uncountable (The value of life cannot be measured) Light travels in years and years Faster than cars every drunken day It’s no wonder that it starts the planets spinning Sets the universe in a haphazard dance (Though music doesn’t conduct in the absence of air) We don’t see stars like the dinosaurs did We see stars as they existed back then A lightyear is a tower with a thousand floors On every one there’s a doorway filled by glass (These lives are not yours to live, not yet) You and me, we’re all condensed explosions Speckles of supernovas and molecules of galaxies Humans are a thousand sparks of history Condensed into one hundred years (The past repeats because it is always reborn) Dreams are a symphony played by chance collisions Seconds in a blink of eternity’s eye Yet a single thought can flash-bang a revolution Save a life or take a future (No matter how you’re small, you really do matter) We can map space to the edge of our sightline Make quadrants for fire and roadways for brightness Though it’s hard to draw lines through thinner than air To hold electricity in a loop of motion (Mastery over kinetic does not a monarchy make) Every day we walk through echoes of motion Fading into combination and reflecting forensics Don’t dust for fingerprints, dust for enlightenment The inspiration in the flowers of a fairy ring (Eternal dances with skeletons always have the best music) Shake hands with the ghosts of every stuttering memory Life is a game played with actions, not words We the people has always meant people, not person That’s why East Coast waves echo on West Coast shores (Midwest sings salt ’n dust chemical rain) I’ve met people capable of infinite kindness I’ve been beaten down by unconscious hate It’s always a game of chess in this world No one has less than twelve reasons for what they do (Except with love, which is madness, which doesn’t count) Every star has a person to belong to Every past holds hands tight with the future Every spark has a little bit of kindling And the crescendo of dreams shifts the world on its foundation (Burning bright means so much less than helping others catch flame.)
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I polish mirrors My story is the collision of what I say with what you hear or something careless That I’m here for just a sentence Poorly wrapped A bow untied     Unzipped           Unstacked All fallen rose petals Under-watered wilted pages Roots of wounded Periphrasis Antlers shed Their velvet read With some words flown from lips and bone much is left      unsaid Forensics show my story      s-stumbled Witnesses heard three shots fired My story channels Along sidewalk seams It seems my time expired That I was right handed makes my writing average marginalized a ricochet of plans gone awry Life stays two paces ahead of mine Still this story missed it’s stop Back to the pages of your story again when do I drop my polishing cloth where does this sentence end?
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Sep 20, 2014
Sep 20, 2014 at 12:31 PM UTC
I Polish Mirrors (a Joe Cole poem, "My Story")
I see unsolved puzzles Of broken bricks and bones Creating shadows, within us Every step I move towards you I find myself distant from truth Then I reach this place Only to find myself under the sun But here unlike elsewhere, The light defines, Contours of darkness I confide in this darkness, What I couldn’t tell you For I was always condemned I feel loved in this solitude I sit by the river and see stones shaping Just like, my muppet mind I feel the bliss, I feel life From my experiences Running the gamut from mountains to ponds, I burn those puppets of papers I say hello to the world For there is no one to listen But the trees and the wild...
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Jan 28, 2016
Jan 28, 2016 at 9:04 AM UTC
Post Forensics
Never wear the same skin too long Lest you get caught in your own death The eyes were scalped from the skull Teeth torn out and thrown to the deep-sea Along with severed fingers for prosperity Always leave forensics questioning And wanting more My hope is to one-day settle down Make the world disappear By looking away for a minute longer Suffering anxiety and questions of why The scorpion is bottled alive Jazz on the quivering ocean In the enclave of a cave A watered sepulcher Sometimes mortality is hard to **** Like a tragedy We’re meant to be together
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Apr 24, 2011
Apr 24, 2011 at 9:52 AM UTC
A Faultless Departure
“Boys will be boys,” The bully’s parents said. All that talk of discipline Went over their heads. The older boys at school Gathered around the kid With the glasses on his face; Knocked them off his head. Their words questioning His manhood and his folks And nobody paid attention To the nature of the jokes. “Boys will be boys,” The principal said. He washed his hands Now one boy is dead. They waited in an alley Until the boy walked by A place they knew for sure No one would hear him cry. They each one ***** him Then one guy had a knife After he killed the boy He called him a lousy wife. “Boys will be boys,” The police officer said Then used his baton On the black kid’s head. A black kid found the body Of the white kid in the mud. He brought the local cop, who Thought him from the hood. He beat up on the black kid And took him to the jail. Nobody knew about him, so Nobody made his bail. “Boys will be boys,” The juvenile judge said He closed the case Went golfing instead. There were no forensics, No witnesses were sought. No evidence of quality Was asked for or brought. The system had its criminal And quickly put him away And that’s where he is living Until this very day. “Boys will be boys,” Never really worked It only ever pointed out That the speaker was a ****
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Dec 3, 2015
Dec 3, 2015 at 2:42 AM UTC
BOYS WILL BE BOYS
these preserves are reserved for the children infinite hours till immanent destruction since you left i am all perspiration and fear and gone are the tears of yesterday's inhalation these fragrant leaves of grass are bound to our carriages will forensics seal the deal once we are too blind for healing in demented restaurants and lakeside beauty pageants your saddles and mounts are rented out for our entertainment
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Oct 12, 2018
Oct 12, 2018 at 4:27 PM UTC
for healing
Her mother named her White Dahlia, the consequence of unplanned pregnancy while studying forensics. Or so she told the boy selling orchids in popcorn bags (he ran out of sheet music and poetry books). Renaming her Orchid he’d ram into her all night so their breathing would fog up the windows, an eternal 21C. A common misconception: flowers have no bones. He learned what it means to have a backbone when she broke his fangs like sugar cubes. A glass slide is too small a coffin for one convinced she was “beloved”. The strawberry cigarette ash should have been the tip-off. Rarely will a botanist throw their own child under Industry’s wheels.
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Aug 3, 2015
Aug 3, 2015 at 9:19 PM UTC
How to Explain to Your Ex Why Their X-Ray’s Your Desktop
expanding progression part 1 July 18, 2011 You can be the greatest man in the world. Hold power in the palm of your hand like a deck of cards. Whoops flipped upside down, impending doom, the jokes at your feet. You're mediocre at best, a solid 2. You're a dim light bulb in my closet, helping me spend too much time searching for what I want. You guide me so great, that I feel lost even when I'm found with you. Your moves are so new and fresh, you remind me of my annual rereading dusty books from the shelf. When you dance, I feel the rhythm pulse through my immobilized  knees, as they collapse to the ground. You can make the very trees dance as they sit still in their roots. You're the fiery flames on a boring sultry day. I don't care to do much today, yet on today of all days, you are there eager and ready to go out and play. Your fire is so fierce that even when burned out, it's far too expansive. I think that I may be on to something. So you're not good at what you're good at at all. Maybe if you try something that's not quite your passion. Farming, stock trading, free running, leaning on walls. Boating, animal tracking, forensics investigations, and conjuring spirits.
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Dec 24, 2013
Dec 24, 2013 at 7:24 PM UTC
MULTI PROLOGUE TO LOVE SERIES (2/9): __________ Expanding Progression Part 1
Accepting aloneness, incomplete solitude, imperfect rest. The garden wasted, pumpkin patch planted late, potatoes untasted left in ground. A thousand email addresses, each unique represents a flame of passion, compassion, desperation or depression. To understand, to       know's impossible. It is therefore only reasonable to observe the shadows on the mountain, the actions of the dreamer which tell us something, little, nothing of his dream. It's a simple secret shared, longevity. The half breed John Russell says it right, the date and place don't matter, dry desert or cold mountainside, lush bottomland, soulless or hospitable, contagious hospital. The best laugh's death's, a perfect escape, perfect error, perfect rest. Their solicitude's unnecessary, grief is temporary, life goes on, you go under, underemployed, the undertaker's never unemployed. Forensics prove an ***** with two chambers, ovule adnate to the       funicle.
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 12:17 PM UTC
Adnate to the Funicle
My cat WOKE: Petra Electra Perpetua. I’m telling y’all, she massive woke; lit, like wicked wick holy smoke. She outsmart Christopher ******* dreamin’ teach a dog where a BONE at, discern every demon, (not to mention advanced forensics.) She rise, she yawn, she stretch, she flex then start cashin’ every other pet paychecks. She charge per minute just to LOOK at her fur while she sharpen her nails. My Petra purr . . . Dogs be all: WOOF She don’t even answer. Scribe rhymed Arabic lyrics while she beat a belly dancer with her TAIL, pfffffft. . . My girl don’t tag, she SPRAY. Mark every wall, y’all . . . Seen all over the hood, gnome sain? Offer her Sheba, she like: Won’t touch it. Give me that Meow Mix. My girl teach Afrikan lioness about ***** *** on a paean, droppin’ lyrics like mice other feline get fussy my kitty get NICE. TikTok your Instagram feed right into her bowl. My girl so woke, save her own fanged soul. Slip out the house—she gone. Workin’ secret route to EGYPT. Roast every priestess in Bastet city; My kitty taught CLEOPATRA (u feel me?) about ***** She scratch Catwoman, pounce on Robin Batman wet his weak-ass mask, sobbin’. My girl woke; so woke she don’t nap, she sleep— profoundly. Soundly. DEEP.
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Apr 30, 2020
Apr 30, 2020 at 8:15 AM UTC
Cat Nip Don't Nap
Five feet left from yesterday, I think that's where Beauty died. She didn't die from lack of anything forensics says there was just too many hands around her neck.
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Feb 16, 2014
Feb 16, 2014 at 11:36 PM UTC
Untitled
My life is a blooming pool of burgundy, maroon gasping in the face of doom dying on the **** of 70's carpet, tears soaked right through and you are my exit wound. Some piece of me that is missing a hole of despair that needs a fixing eyes wide open, in terror stuck glossy and still twitching. Dearest wax figure of Bundy when you love, why must you take? Bring girls home on a Monday only for them to never awake. Despite what you say it is not an act of fate your manly hands are ****** and within them, lays the stake. Your fingers reach out making themselves known in every shadowed alley I've watched the news and cried you've drawn another tally. Only strong within the cover of the night you cower away from crowded streets pray it all looks right. Someday, justice will find you and she will win the fight.
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Apr 6, 2024
Apr 6, 2024 at 10:53 PM UTC
Forensics
By: Cedric McClester Though the evidence was none to slim They still went ahead and indicted him Double ****** his charge read Death to him the jury said Although the charges made no sense He failed to mount a good defense He might have died no one denied On the evidence that they tried Thirty years on death row And then they let him go The time passed by so slow There was no evidence to show That even though he did the time He was involved in the crime Let’s call it justice or a sign Of how slow sometimes the wheels can grind An innocent man might have died On the evidence that they tried Which is what they often forget When they become an advocate For metering out state inflicted death Like no other alternative is left Even though some are guilt free Of their charges don’t cha see Thirty years on death row And then they let him go The time passed by so slow There was no evidence to show That even though he did the time His involvement in the crime Let’s call it justice or a sign Of how slow the wheels can grind See he read in God We Trust Before his life got turned to dust He was cuffed and taken away Straight to death row for a stay That lasted for all of thirty years Which confirmed all his fears Justice delayed is justice denied He thought about it while he was inside And not for nothing nobody cared That the forensics just wasn’t there They refused to review the evidence That might have proved his innocence So he had to be patient and keep his cool Until he could get the Supreme Court to rule Thirty years on death row And then they let him go The time passed by so slow There was no evidence to show That even though he did the time His involvement in the crime Let’s call it justice or a sign Of how slow the wheels can grind Justice delayed is justice denied He thought about it while he was inside And not for nothing nobody cared That the forensics just wasn’t there They refused to review the evidence That might have proved his innocence So he had to be patient and keep his cool Until he could get the Supreme Court to rule (c) Copyright 2015, Cedric McClester. All rights reserved.
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Apr 20, 2015
Apr 20, 2015 at 9:11 AM UTC
THIRTY YEARS ON DEATH ROW
By: Cedric McClester Though the evidence was none to slim They still went ahead and indicted him Double ****** his charge read Death to him the jury said Although the charges made no sense He failed to mount a good defense He might have died no one denied On the evidence that they tried Thirty years on death row And then they let him go The time passed by so slow There was no evidence to show That even though he did the time He was involved in the crime Let’s call it justice or a sign Of how slow sometimes the wheels can grind An innocent man might have died On the evidence that they tried Which is what they often forget When they become an advocate For metering out state inflicted death Like no other alternative is left Even though some are guilt free Of their charges don’t cha see Thirty years on death row And then they let him go The time passed by so slow There was no evidence to show That even though he did the time His involvement in the crime Let’s call it justice or a sign Of how slow the wheels can grind See he read in God We Trust Before his life got turned to dust He was cuffed and taken away Straight to death row for a stay That lasted for all of thirty years Which confirmed all his fears Justice delayed is justice denied He thought about it while he was inside And not for nothing nobody cared That the forensics just wasn’t there They refused to review the evidence That might have proved his innocence So he had to be patient and keep his cool Until he could get the Supreme Court to rule Thirty years on death row And then they let him go The time passed by so slow There was no evidence to show That even though he did the time His involvement in the crime Let’s call it justice or a sign Of how slow the wheels can grind Justice delayed is justice denied He thought about it while he was inside And not for nothing nobody cared That the forensics just wasn’t there They refused to review the evidence That might have proved his innocence So he had to be patient and keep his cool Until he could get the Supreme Court to rule (c) Copyright 2015, Cedric McClester. All rights reserved.
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it takes awhile but the carpet depressions in your room, eventually fade even gravity cannot hold forever your markings they reside in curtain folds behind loose baseboards evidence exists in photographs, our shadows, locked, in silvered paper exhibits to what was and what we were .
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May 24, 2017
May 24, 2017 at 9:32 AM UTC
the forensics of downsizing
Court is now in session We are suspended business men And teenage film stars We are more marketable this way Won't you take my word for it All your wisdom is absurd And a burden to your bank accounts As the sounds of mountains Are firmly standing up to bullies We are millions of years older Folding stock markets and overcoats Wearing sweatshirts and sandals Morning is our only time to pray As we stray into the wilderness Fences learn to keep their distances And forensics is our only evidence Regarding the dangers Of too much living on display
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Aug 30, 2019
Aug 30, 2019 at 5:00 PM UTC
hear ye, heal ye