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"foulest" poems
*Darkness falls across the land The midnight hour is close at hand Creatures crawl in search of blood To terrorize your neighborhood And whosoever shall be found Without the soul for getting down Must stand and face the hounds of hell And rot inside a corpse's shell The foulest stench is in the air The funk of forty thousand years And grisly ghouls from every tomb Are closing in to seal your doom And though you fight to stay alive Your body starts to shiver For no mere mortal can resist The evil of the thriller* © Michael Jackson
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Mar 27, 2014
Mar 27, 2014 at 6:03 AM UTC
Thriller [Rap performed by Vincent Price]
I hated thee, fallen tyrant! I did groan To think that a most unambitious slave, Like thou, shouldst dance and revel on the grave Of Liberty. Thou mightst have built thy throne Where it had stood even now: thou didst prefer A frail and ****** pomp which Time has swept In fragments towards Oblivion. Massacre, For this I prayed, would on thy sleep have crept, Treason and Slavery, Rapine, Fear, and Lust, And stifled thee, their minister. I know Too late, since thou and France are in the dust, That Virtue owns a more eternal foe Than Force or Fraud: old Custom, legal Crime, And ****** Faith the foulest birth of Time.
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Feelings Of A Republican On The Fall Of Bonaparte
Look closely, do you see it? Down below, where man has not been A deity with roots, deeply burrowed in the earth There lies a mighty tree Taking warmth from the core and in return, provides life on the surface Thousands of birds live within his branches Songs sung of unexplainable beauty His base, hollowed out for furry creatures in the colder months Oh, how he loves the tiny animals They make him laugh, dropping the sweetest of fruit Perfection it would seem, he grew curious What goes on beyond his personal Eden? Several branches wrap around each other Winding and unwinding, to reveal an old man Terra-god, in flesh and blood Ripping out a strong root to help hold himself up, The long journey begins Three days he walked through the forest But what is three days to a man who has lived hundred of thousands of years. Entire civilizations rise and fall, lifetimes must feel like matters of seconds He continues to wander along. Suddenly he sees something not seen before, No cover from his branches, an open night sky He had never felt such wonder How many stars were as old as he? Taking it all in, he continued to walk. Morning came as did another discovery. A jungle, grey, concrete, filled with soulless monsters Black thick air, foulest of all Stacks of stolen, re-engineered earth rising higher then any tree. There is no life here, only man's false heaven. Disgusted and furious at what he saw, he cursed this domain of blastphemy, and turned homeward Upon walking back as time progressed he felt weaker He began to feel time, slower, and slower Something felt wrong, something, felt wrong He noticed the animals wandering about, picked one up “Find shelter little one” in a worried tone, “It will be cold soon” As he looked up, he trembled His home Eden, ***** and torn by man The sweetest of fruit, The furry animals, All destroyed, leaving but a trunk He fell to the ground weeping, Withering to nothing The age of nature has ended
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Oct 27, 2012
Oct 27, 2012 at 2:22 PM UTC
Death of a Tree
Look closely, do you see it? Down below, where man has not been A deity with roots, deeply burrowed in the earth There lies a mighty tree Taking warmth from the core and in return, provides life on the surface Thousands of birds live within his branches Songs sung of unexplainable beauty His base, hollowed out for furry creatures in the colder months Oh, how he loves the tiny animals They make him laugh, dropping the sweetest of fruit Perfection it would seem, he grew curious What goes on beyond his personal Eden? Several branches wrap around each other Winding and unwinding, to reveal an old man Terra-god, in flesh and blood Ripping out a strong root to help hold himself up, The long journey begins Three days he walked through the forest But what is three days to a man who has lived hundred of thousands of years. Entire civilizations rise and fall, lifetimes must feel like matters of seconds He continues to wander along. Suddenly he sees something not seen before, No cover from his branches, an open night sky He had never felt such wonder How many stars were as old as he? Taking it all in, he continued to walk. Morning came as did another discovery. A jungle, grey, concrete, filled with soulless monsters Black thick air, foulest of all Stacks of stolen, re-engineered earth rising higher then any tree. There is no life here, only man's false heaven. Disgusted and furious at what he saw, he cursed this domain of blastphemy, and turned homeward Upon walking back as time progressed he felt weaker He began to feel time, slower, and slower Something felt wrong, something, felt wrong He noticed the animals wandering about, picked one up “Find shelter little one” in a worried tone, “It will be cold soon” As he looked up, he trembled His home Eden, ***** and torn by man The sweetest of fruit, The furry animals, All destroyed, leaving but a trunk He fell to the ground weeping, Withering to nothing The age of nature has ended
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Oh what is that country And where can it be, Not mine own country, But dearer far to me? Yet mine own country, If I one day may see Its spices and cedars, Its gold and ivory. As I lie dreaming It rises, that land; There rises before me Its green golden strand, With the bowing cedars And the shining sand; It sparkles and flashes Like a shaken brand. Do angels lean nearer While I lie and long? I see their soft plumage And catch their windy song, Like the rise of a high tide Sweeping full and strong; I mark the outskirts Of their reverend throng. Oh what is a king here, Or what is a boor? Here all starve together, All dwarfed and poor; Here Death's hand knocketh At door after door, He thins the dancers From the festal floor. Oh what is a handmaid, Or what is a queen? All must lie down together Where the turf is green, The foulest face hidden, The fairest not seen; Gone as if never They had breathed or been. Gone from sweet sunshine Underneath the sod, Turned from warm flesh and blood To senseless clod; Gone as if never They had toiled or trod, Gone out of sight of all Except our God. Shut into silence From the accustomed song Shut into solitude From all earth's throng, Run down though swift of foot, Thrust down though strong; Life made an end of, Seemed it short or long. Life made an end of, Life but just begun; Life finished yesterday, Its last sand run; Life new-born with the morrow Fresh as the sun: While done is done for ever; Undone, undone. And if that life is life, This is but a breath, The passage of a dream And the shadow of death; But a vain shadow If one considereth; Vanity of vanities, As the Preacher saith.
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Mother Country
Oh what is that country And where can it be, Not mine own country, But dearer far to me? Yet mine own country, If I one day may see Its spices and cedars, Its gold and ivory. As I lie dreaming It rises, that land; There rises before me Its green golden strand, With the bowing cedars And the shining sand; It sparkles and flashes Like a shaken brand. Do angels lean nearer While I lie and long? I see their soft plumage And catch their windy song, Like the rise of a high tide Sweeping full and strong; I mark the outskirts Of their reverend throng. Oh what is a king here, Or what is a boor? Here all starve together, All dwarfed and poor; Here Death's hand knocketh At door after door, He thins the dancers From the festal floor. Oh what is a handmaid, Or what is a queen? All must lie down together Where the turf is green, The foulest face hidden, The fairest not seen; Gone as if never They had breathed or been. Gone from sweet sunshine Underneath the sod, Turned from warm flesh and blood To senseless clod; Gone as if never They had toiled or trod, Gone out of sight of all Except our God. Shut into silence From the accustomed song Shut into solitude From all earth's throng, Run down though swift of foot, Thrust down though strong; Life made an end of, Seemed it short or long. Life made an end of, Life but just begun; Life finished yesterday, Its last sand run; Life new-born with the morrow Fresh as the sun: While done is done for ever; Undone, undone. And if that life is life, This is but a breath, The passage of a dream And the shadow of death; But a vain shadow If one considereth; Vanity of vanities, As the Preacher saith.
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To swim the slimy seas the ocean o’er And gag upon the rank and rotten air Filthy with sailor’s curse and foulest swear In search of lost and dearly loved Lenore, To open up the inner sanctum’s door And call (in tongues unfit for holy prayer) Clammy Cthulhu forth from out his lair, Will be to me most pleasant evermore. And like a count who shuns the light of day And moves by candlelight in chilly gloom, Or a black witch that wears a sacred bloom Of belladonna on her breast alway, I live where the scarecrow spies the blackbird’s lark: I live within the cold and rainy dark. O.O
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 2:28 PM UTC
The Cold and Rainy Dark
This dust was once the Man, Gentle, plain, just and resolute—under whose cautious hand, Against the foulest crime in history known in any land or age, Was saved the Union of These States.
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This Dust Was Once The Man
The despair that you shared, the trust that you've earned, the tears of fear only the crow will know The lives that are missed, blurred vision bliss, what lies in the distance beyond the line of sight only the crow will know True reason brought disgrace within this place of hollow souls that walk the earth alone leaving a trace that only the crow will know Promising everything will be alright only to be telling the lies of a thousand times, the truth only the crow will know Lost the meaning of how a life can become whole only the crow will know If you've lived a life of honesty or if it was an atrocity only the crow will know The purest souls the crow will seek the foulest souls are the devils meek Only the crow will know my true sorrow Only the crow will know how to bring me back to you
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Aug 24, 2016
Aug 24, 2016 at 10:20 AM UTC
Only The Crow Will Know
Mind like a molecular laser Even if you get in front of him he always comes out ahead His rivals dead Evidence smashed with "Magnets" Chemical connect established bringing in steady barrels Cooking blue glass beneath circus tents undercover of pesticide, and less pretty poison His wife is a wreck She's the only one who knows Sweet Walt the chemistry teacher Is a freon-blooded massmuderer Keep the glass coming Need fast cash To get established You can always count on Skinny Pete and Badger for comic relief Albuquerque's foulest runs every thing he sees Its guaranteed... He won't live to fifty-three.
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Aug 13, 2012
Aug 13, 2012 at 10:02 AM UTC
Heisenberg
Trolls may rant and trolls may rave But they have hollow minds and little do they gain I've not yet seen a single troll get the daily poem Perhaps it's their ineptitude caused by stagnation of the brain They choose a victim without conscious thought Then attack with words of bitter bile But then forget the Wolf bites deep But still retains his smile Now trolls are big and ugly With the foulest words and breath But, oh yes trolls remember THE WOLVES ALL RUN IN PACKS
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Jul 13, 2015
Jul 13, 2015 at 5:22 PM UTC
TROLLS
In Ocean’s wide domains, Half buried in the sands, Lie skeletons in chains, With shackled feet and hands. Beyond the fall of dews, Deeper than plummet lies, Float ships, with all their crews, No more to sink nor rise. There the black Slave-ship swims, Freighted with human forms, Whose fettered, fleshless limbs Are not the sport of storms. These are the bones of Slaves; They gleam from the abyss; They cry, from yawning waves, “We are the Witnesses!” Within Earth’s wide domains Are markets for men’s lives; Their necks are galled with chains, Their wrists are cramped with gyves. Dead bodies, that the kite In deserts makes its prey; Murders, that with affright Scare school-boys from their play! All evil thoughts and deeds; Anger, and lust, and pride; The foulest, rankest weeds, That choke Life’s groaning tide! These are the woes of Slaves; They glare from the abyss; They cry, from unknown graves, “We are the Witnesses!”
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The Witnesses
The Wildest Conclusion Who are you To tell me My thoughts Aren't worth being heard I deserve And demand my rights I might Shout amendments First, Then commence To irregular common sense My stability Is retained By the imbalance In my brain You see, I can't enable These "Cain and Able" angels That rest on your shoulders Because I ain't able Fables Fly out the mouth Of an astounding author His sound Is profound His prowess authorized By his copy written Signature Which is his style Italicized and laid back Now, Crack open Another pack of pens And draw out The wildest conclusions In deep thought Then listen... .The world disapproves. The extent Of my intentions Were wilder than I could imagine So I didn't know I would take it this far The words written Were forbidden In the foulest belief system I wouldn't have wrote them If my outrageous mind Wasn't dying From boredom Boarding off the monsters That alter ideas From beneath the bed They reach my head And toy with my Emotions Tantalize and Taint my tender mind Then morph it To be the tainter! To picture death You'll need help From this Morbid painter Why do I Write so wickedly Then spread like pandemics It's Pandemonium momentarily Shared with you With whatsoever You should do With Evil knowledge Is truth Look in your hands I say "Vice is right" Can I persuade? Like a gun used to ****** a murderer Some executions Are executed At the exact moment Of redemption How tempting Is it for A wholesome man To make A half-hearted attempt At prosperity Sparingly Laying in Evil's bed But never staying When he awakes Will he use the tools Because he learned the trade Or teach others To not It's hard to reach others When all they believe Is a happy ending I conclude But The true ending You can't imagine Because it's too wild For you.
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Oct 4, 2011
Oct 4, 2011 at 4:03 PM UTC
The Wildest Conclusion
The Wildest Conclusion Who are you To tell me My thoughts Aren't worth being heard I deserve And demand my rights I might Shout amendments First, Then commence To irregular common sense My stability Is retained By the imbalance In my brain You see, I can't enable These "Cain and Able" angels That rest on your shoulders Because I ain't able Fables Fly out the mouth Of an astounding author His sound Is profound His prowess authorized By his copy written Signature Which is his style Italicized and laid back Now, Crack open Another pack of pens And draw out The wildest conclusions In deep thought Then listen... .The world disapproves. The extent Of my intentions Were wilder than I could imagine So I didn't know I would take it this far The words written Were forbidden In the foulest belief system I wouldn't have wrote them If my outrageous mind Wasn't dying From boredom Boarding off the monsters That alter ideas From beneath the bed They reach my head And toy with my Emotions Tantalize and Taint my tender mind Then morph it To be the tainter! To picture death You'll need help From this Morbid painter Why do I Write so wickedly Then spread like pandemics It's Pandemonium momentarily Shared with you With whatsoever You should do With Evil knowledge Is truth Look in your hands I say "Vice is right" Can I persuade? Like a gun used to ****** a murderer Some executions Are executed At the exact moment Of redemption How tempting Is it for A wholesome man To make A half-hearted attempt At prosperity Sparingly Laying in Evil's bed But never staying When he awakes Will he use the tools Because he learned the trade Or teach others To not It's hard to reach others When all they believe Is a happy ending I conclude But The true ending You can't imagine Because it's too wild For you.
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Silent hill casts a shadow on the moon, Even beauty has a dark side. Pale face aloft in freckled night Feeds me with random musings As I meander along the quiet pasture. Excavate the fertile earth and There you’ll find sterile treasures Outliving all that’s alive. I stumble on my clumsiness and taste The dirt on my tongue. Strange how life’s ambrosia is so Distasteful to its offspring. Just like love, a cloying sweetness That turns bitter over time, and When it’s gone, an aftertaste dwells. Still on the ground, I roll over to look Upon the freckled night sky. Fascinating how constellations Are merely imposed order On senseless disorder. I bet the stars laugh at our attempt To find reason where there is none. And then there’s the moon, Indiscriminately shining on even The foulest of creatures, underserving Of its generous light, Although without the sun, it’d just Be a tenebrous chunk of rock. Alone, we’d be just as unglamorous.
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Mar 13, 2016
Mar 13, 2016 at 2:46 PM UTC
Moonlight Musings
I’d walked back home by the clifftop path, I’d only been gone an hour, Rounding the point, it came into view The sight of our Black Stone Tower. Its ancient mystery suited me then We’d picked it up for a song, Nobody else had wanted it, At the price, we couldn’t go wrong. They said that a king had built it there Far back in the mists of time, And soldiers climbed by the old stone stair, But now, thank god, it was mine. A roof to shelter my Evelyn, Though we supped by candlelight, And drew our water deep from a well, Made love when the stars were bright. But now a breeze blew up from the cliff, Was chill, and ruffled my hair, And something about the Black Stone Tower Was strange, a sense of despair. For weeds had grown where the weeds were not When I’d left, an hour before, And someone had painted a bright red cross On the Baltic Pine of the door. It was only when I had got close up That I saw that the red was blood, And the door was half off its hinges,where It was splintering, as I stood, Then shapes began to appear to me, Of soldiers, battering in The Baltic Pine of this ancient door To slay the soldiers within. There wasn’t a single sound to hear, There should have been clash and roar, A mighty battle was raging in The Black Stone Tower of war. I called and I called for Evelyn But there wasn’t a single trace Of the love that I’d left alone in there, That now, most terrible place. I ran outside to the edge of the cliff And stared down into the bay, And there was the foulest, evil ship Sails set, for sailing away. And Evelyn strode down on the beach While a soldier pulled at her hair, Dragging her into a longboat as She fought and struggled down there. But this was a different Evelyn To the one that I’d left at home, The girl on the beach was dressed in peach, My Evelyn dressed in bone, And not in a full length courtly dress Like you see from the days of yore, As her ghostly shadow stepped in the boat And sailed away from the shore. I turned again to the Black Stone Tower And the door was back in its frame, There wasn’t a sign of the ****** cross That had been there, just as I came. And Evelyn staggered from out the door As I cried out, ‘Where have you been?’ And she said sleepily, ‘Don’t be cross, I’ve had an incredible dream!’ David Lewis Paget
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May 29, 2015
May 29, 2015 at 7:03 AM UTC
The Black Stone Tower
I’d walked back home by the clifftop path, I’d only been gone an hour, Rounding the point, it came into view The sight of our Black Stone Tower. Its ancient mystery suited me then We’d picked it up for a song, Nobody else had wanted it, At the price, we couldn’t go wrong. They said that a king had built it there Far back in the mists of time, And soldiers climbed by the old stone stair, But now, thank god, it was mine. A roof to shelter my Evelyn, Though we supped by candlelight, And drew our water deep from a well, Made love when the stars were bright. But now a breeze blew up from the cliff, Was chill, and ruffled my hair, And something about the Black Stone Tower Was strange, a sense of despair. For weeds had grown where the weeds were not When I’d left, an hour before, And someone had painted a bright red cross On the Baltic Pine of the door. It was only when I had got close up That I saw that the red was blood, And the door was half off its hinges,where It was splintering, as I stood, Then shapes began to appear to me, Of soldiers, battering in The Baltic Pine of this ancient door To slay the soldiers within. There wasn’t a single sound to hear, There should have been clash and roar, A mighty battle was raging in The Black Stone Tower of war. I called and I called for Evelyn But there wasn’t a single trace Of the love that I’d left alone in there, That now, most terrible place. I ran outside to the edge of the cliff And stared down into the bay, And there was the foulest, evil ship Sails set, for sailing away. And Evelyn strode down on the beach While a soldier pulled at her hair, Dragging her into a longboat as She fought and struggled down there. But this was a different Evelyn To the one that I’d left at home, The girl on the beach was dressed in peach, My Evelyn dressed in bone, And not in a full length courtly dress Like you see from the days of yore, As her ghostly shadow stepped in the boat And sailed away from the shore. I turned again to the Black Stone Tower And the door was back in its frame, There wasn’t a sign of the ****** cross That had been there, just as I came. And Evelyn staggered from out the door As I cried out, ‘Where have you been?’ And she said sleepily, ‘Don’t be cross, I’ve had an incredible dream!’ David Lewis Paget
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Hurled, entwined, the eyes go black, Steel sarcophagus, demons stare back, A glimpse so foul, of the abyss, My life, it ends, possibility is missed, The blood, gooey warm, and slick, Lubrication of foulest finery and sick, Glass shattering in mindless trance, Thrown in the air to land on our back, Twisted, cruelly formed, we look in oblivion, Nothing sacred, it fits my life's ruin, "Take me now Azrael, for I fear you not," Death will allow me to find peace and rot, Worried, fearful, the gore too much, Too little for my hands to touch, Scalp displayed, upon landing safe, I cry out, calming and wait, The blood drips down upon my hand, The pale skin turns sanguine, I find it hard to stand, Entombed in metal, a twisted turn of fate, She leaps to thought, I caress her cheek, "Safe, be still, I'm here" I repeat. I relocate my shoulder, a sickening pop stomach turning pain, the faint I stop. I wrench the door, and run around, I rip hers open and rip casing to the ground, Too shocked to cry, I gaze upon the wound, I assess it as severe, although life is imbued, _ CALL FOR HELP I scream like the Devil. My wrath for nothing but fear of loss Drives my fury for her safety lost, I hold a bandage to her head, and wait the eternal wait, Speaking comforting lies, hoping they were true, and damning my own fate, I hold her close and kiss her cheek, I wipe the blood from my lips and realize I am weak. "God, I'd give my life for her to heal" Maybe it's a nightmare, this cannot be real. - In safety's arms, I still cry out, I'M FINE, SEE TO HER, in doubt, I leave my bed to wander the halls, Searching for my name be called, To be exhaled through the lips of a love, To find my heart flutter, the wings of a dove, The sight of her stabbed my eyes, "Something so precious...", myself I despised. I fought my way to her, and was almost placed in arrest, I returned calm, I'm no help in duress, I stand by her side and kiss her hand, As my heart died, she smiled, I could stand.
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May 15, 2013
May 15, 2013 at 9:40 PM UTC
The Crash.
Hurled, entwined, the eyes go black, Steel sarcophagus, demons stare back, A glimpse so foul, of the abyss, My life, it ends, possibility is missed, The blood, gooey warm, and slick, Lubrication of foulest finery and sick, Glass shattering in mindless trance, Thrown in the air to land on our back, Twisted, cruelly formed, we look in oblivion, Nothing sacred, it fits my life's ruin, "Take me now Azrael, for I fear you not," Death will allow me to find peace and rot, Worried, fearful, the gore too much, Too little for my hands to touch, Scalp displayed, upon landing safe, I cry out, calming and wait, The blood drips down upon my hand, The pale skin turns sanguine, I find it hard to stand, Entombed in metal, a twisted turn of fate, She leaps to thought, I caress her cheek, "Safe, be still, I'm here" I repeat. I relocate my shoulder, a sickening pop stomach turning pain, the faint I stop. I wrench the door, and run around, I rip hers open and rip casing to the ground, Too shocked to cry, I gaze upon the wound, I assess it as severe, although life is imbued, _ CALL FOR HELP I scream like the Devil. My wrath for nothing but fear of loss Drives my fury for her safety lost, I hold a bandage to her head, and wait the eternal wait, Speaking comforting lies, hoping they were true, and damning my own fate, I hold her close and kiss her cheek, I wipe the blood from my lips and realize I am weak. "God, I'd give my life for her to heal" Maybe it's a nightmare, this cannot be real. - In safety's arms, I still cry out, I'M FINE, SEE TO HER, in doubt, I leave my bed to wander the halls, Searching for my name be called, To be exhaled through the lips of a love, To find my heart flutter, the wings of a dove, The sight of her stabbed my eyes, "Something so precious...", myself I despised. I fought my way to her, and was almost placed in arrest, I returned calm, I'm no help in duress, I stand by her side and kiss her hand, As my heart died, she smiled, I could stand.
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we were the gods of cynicism we embraced the dark cheered on life as it ****** us over and then rooted for death one fine day, however your greatest dream came true you left your bitterness for joy and then you left me too i only brought you down, you see led you into the dark i should be happier, you see that's what i was told so that one fine day you walked away your suitcase packed with hopes & dreams you told me i need to smile more and became deaf to my deafening screams off to manchester you took off and empty handed i stood there should've known i was all alone in my land of guts & gore i should have known i'm the only one to intimately welcome evil the only one to reside happily in hell oh honey, i'm the foulest kind of devil.
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Oct 24, 2015
Oct 24, 2015 at 2:00 AM UTC
in the land of monsters
~ in this place of darkness, a quiet chill seeps deep within; the place where light won't reach, far below the noisy din that floods my life above; the noise that swallows me, distracting purpose and resolve. between this rock and hard place hidden from all time, where i feel there is no space; though threatening in its silence, and though i feel it’s crush; this place that i despised, had come to hate so much... this rock become my cleft, the cleft became my rock! where i'm hidden from my foes. from all that wish me harm, where loss becomes my hope, where pain reveals my gain; where my tattered, filthy rags are washed in water, clean and cool; where i'm held in deepest love, and sheltered from the storm. as with mercy’s grace in action, deep below within the earth, water finds the darkest traces, seeping to the lowest places, the foulest air it displaces, as it finds and fills the needy spaces. ~ *post script. is between a rock and a hard place, in reality within the cleft?   perhaps it’s all just perspective.   my hardest, darkest place being under his protective grace.   as water always falls, down, down, seeping, trickling, flowing, till it pools in the very lowest and darkest places; just like mercy... and what is mercy but grace flowing… grace in action!*
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Feb 2, 2016
Feb 2, 2016 at 4:24 PM UTC
cleft
Bedtime. Defenses are down. Now the only thing between me and the Wickerwax is Agent Ted E. Bear. It lives under the bed, but can't survive in light. When you think it's safe, he grabs you tight and pulls you in the blink of an eye. Many have fallen to the Wickerwax. Dinosaurs, ponies, a Spongebob doll (although it was a little creepy anyways). Agent Bear is all that remains. I know I'll be safe. He's escaped my grasp, where is he?? I gasp. Oh, he's right next to me. Too far for comfort, just let me- Oh no. He's fallen off I rush to the side to see how far away he is. He's out of reach... And as the room fills with the smell of rotting meat, a lone hand stretches out from under the bottom of the sheets. The hand is skeletal, and crudely thatched. The fingers are thin, long, sharp, and the arm to match. It grabs the bear and pulls him under, its nails dragging deep veins in the floor. I want to scream, but the odor chokes me. It'd have blinded me were it not already to dark to see. As my bear's last paw slips away, I hear the faintest, foulest voice say,                                                                  *"There's not much else you can do,                                                                     but down here,                                                                     there's always room for you."*
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Nov 24, 2012
Nov 24, 2012 at 4:47 PM UTC
There's always room for you
Bedtime. Defenses are down. Now the only thing between me and the Wickerwax is Agent Ted E. Bear. It lives under the bed, but can't survive in light. When you think it's safe, he grabs you tight and pulls you in the blink of an eye. Many have fallen to the Wickerwax. Dinosaurs, ponies, a Spongebob doll (although it was a little creepy anyways). Agent Bear is all that remains. I know I'll be safe. He's escaped my grasp, where is he?? I gasp. Oh, he's right next to me. Too far for comfort, just let me- Oh no. He's fallen off I rush to the side to see how far away he is. He's out of reach... And as the room fills with the smell of rotting meat, a lone hand stretches out from under the bottom of the sheets. The hand is skeletal, and crudely thatched. The fingers are thin, long, sharp, and the arm to match. It grabs the bear and pulls him under, its nails dragging deep veins in the floor. I want to scream, but the odor chokes me. It'd have blinded me were it not already to dark to see. As my bear's last paw slips away, I hear the faintest, foulest voice say,                                                                  *"There's not much else you can do,                                                                     but down here,                                                                     there's always room for you."*
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Hang Man Demons come from out of the shadows, to hang us all with wooden gallows. Our time is up, on this land called Earth, its all we've known since our birth. Time to pay for all our so called sins, while we hang, they stick us with pins. After we die, we're thrown into a giant hole, every second, you can see another escaping soul. Is this judgement day about to begin, maybe ****** moved back to East Berlin. People linked with cuffs and chains, they burn what's left of our remains. One by one, we're put in a noose, not to tight, but not to loose. While you hang and gasp for air, they skin you like a tasty fresh pear. The hole is consumed with fire and flames, the devil and his silly little games. This must be the foulest stench, they drink our blood when they need to quench. So much smoke it blocks out the sun, they eat our wieners with a bun. You can see them laugh as we all hang, like were some part of an old wild west gang. Our planet is still dark to this very day, in god we trust, should be in god we betray. This so called god, didn't even lift a thumb, to believe in him now, you must be dumb. Earthquakes and volcanoes, destroyed what was left, on this Earth, we are nothing more than a visiting guest.
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Sep 17, 2013
Sep 17, 2013 at 12:11 PM UTC
Hang Man
Who are you To tell me My thoughts Aren't worth being heard I deserve And demand my rights I might Shout amendments First, Then commence To irregular common sense My stability Is retained By the imbalance In my brain You see, I can't enable These "Cain and Able" Angels That rest on your shoulders Because I ain't able Fable's fly out The mouth Of an astounding author His sound is profound His prowess authorized By his copywritten Signature Which is his style Italized And laid back Now, Crack open Another pack of pens And draw out The wildest conclusions In deep thought Then listen... The world dissapproves The extent Of my intentions Were wilder than I could imagine So I didn't know I would take this far The words written Were forbidden In the foulest belief system I wouldn't have Took it this far If my outrageous mind Wasn't dying From boredom Boarding off The monsters That try to alter ideas From beneath the bed They reach my head And toy with my Emotions Tantilize and Taint my tender mind Then morph it To be the tainter! To picture death You'll need help From this Morbid painter Why do I Write so wickedly Then spread like pandemics It's Pandamonion momentarily Shared with you With whatsoever You should do With Evil knowledge Is truth Look in your hands I say "Vice is right" Can I persuade? Like a gun used to ****** a murderer Some executions Are executed At the exact moment Of redemption How tempting Is it for A wholsome man to make A half-hearted attempt At prosperity Sparingly Laying in Evil's bed But never sleeping When he awakes Will he use the tools Because he learned the trade Or teach others It's hard to reach others When all they believe Is a happy ending I conclude But The true ending You can't imagine Because it's too wild For you
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Sep 30, 2010
Sep 30, 2010 at 12:51 PM UTC
The Wildest Conclusion
Who are you To tell me My thoughts Aren't worth being heard I deserve And demand my rights I might Shout amendments First, Then commence To irregular common sense My stability Is retained By the imbalance In my brain You see, I can't enable These "Cain and Able" Angels That rest on your shoulders Because I ain't able Fable's fly out The mouth Of an astounding author His sound is profound His prowess authorized By his copywritten Signature Which is his style Italized And laid back Now, Crack open Another pack of pens And draw out The wildest conclusions In deep thought Then listen... The world dissapproves The extent Of my intentions Were wilder than I could imagine So I didn't know I would take this far The words written Were forbidden In the foulest belief system I wouldn't have Took it this far If my outrageous mind Wasn't dying From boredom Boarding off The monsters That try to alter ideas From beneath the bed They reach my head And toy with my Emotions Tantilize and Taint my tender mind Then morph it To be the tainter! To picture death You'll need help From this Morbid painter Why do I Write so wickedly Then spread like pandemics It's Pandamonion momentarily Shared with you With whatsoever You should do With Evil knowledge Is truth Look in your hands I say "Vice is right" Can I persuade? Like a gun used to ****** a murderer Some executions Are executed At the exact moment Of redemption How tempting Is it for A wholsome man to make A half-hearted attempt At prosperity Sparingly Laying in Evil's bed But never sleeping When he awakes Will he use the tools Because he learned the trade Or teach others It's hard to reach others When all they believe Is a happy ending I conclude But The true ending You can't imagine Because it's too wild For you
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Hanging on the gallows. Dry as coarse hay. Hanging on the prison wall. A wall of shame. Black villainous pit under it, of ill fame, Place of ****** dark as the foulest play. I saw that hem somewhere, one rural day, For my mother's face had that kind of a frame, And similar eyes I had seen on a dame: To what a place had I been led astray! And in her stead I jumped in that fatal hole And with her bloodied sweat wet as a dark shoal, As with tears, my insolent cheek I drowned. For my sweet Croatia they hanged and disgraced, Like a common thief, as her name is erased, For the sake of who knows who, by lawmen in bounds!
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Jan 6, 2015
Jan 6, 2015 at 10:47 AM UTC
1909. (translation)
I am an old, wooden paddleboat Drifting across a still ocean of black, At the slightest sign of wave I could crack. The inky sea surrounds me Infinitely vast, Alone I glide, below a moonless sky. Dark clouds loom overhead, moving fast I feel a ripple at my side, In a lightning flash, I see the approaching tide. The stillness never lasts, I prepare for the crash. First, a drop of rain Falls from the sky, Others follow, like tears The clouds begin to cry. Raindrops sting my splintered skin In beads of blistering pain, Following a rumble of thunder I spy my foulest of fears, Here comes the hurricane. My oars are useless As the storm advances, I resist drowning But the waves grow stronger Lowering my chances. Suddenly I am underwater Fighting gravity, Everything is a blur As the ocean swallows me. I break apart beneath the surface For the thousandth time, Submerged in the devastation I wonder if being fragile is a crime.
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Nov 15, 2016
Nov 15, 2016 at 11:37 PM UTC
Hurricane Anxiety
She ****** the marrow from my bones. Smacked her lips, she'd fed her fill from my blood. I could only think of long winter nights and found myself in terrible fright. My instrument so amorous I believed her lies. How could I know her beast inside? It began with my lust for wine. that fueled this madness; a helpless debaucher now souless and dying. I hear my wife and all her crying. The ***** promised wine then ****** my blood. The feeling was mutual, familiar and the dream was done. You will die, I heard her say. This **** I found in an alleyway. This rotting corpse with no remorse. All it wanted she got and more. Does this mean I've lost my soul? Dead drunk I'd laugh and not recall. My mind was driven by autumn tides. Drink and madness killed my life. I sail the morrow on the morning tide. In this casket I will reside. The **** of ***** took  all my pride. The ****** **** not at my side. She laughed again with no shame. This is not a sublime disgrace. My wife, dear wife won't touch this box. She must go and get a lock. Bones chained in this prison dark. Eternity has no end...no start. My blood flowed in her throat like a sobbing flood. I sought oblivian in a vile **** My blood drunk by the Devil's  ***** Sorry dearie, there is no more. My dearest wife absolved my drink. This foulest  of deeds beyond her brink. I am a ****** soul with unbending regret. None of it matters for I am dead. Forgive me wife, your love was a flame. My hideous lust your only shame. I am  a tormented cry that no one hears. Good-bye...
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Jul 3, 2010
Jul 3, 2010 at 5:44 PM UTC
Blood Lust (For the Contest)
She ****** the marrow from my bones. Smacked her lips, she'd fed her fill from my blood. I could only think of long winter nights and found myself in terrible fright. My instrument so amorous I believed her lies. How could I know her beast inside? It began with my lust for wine. that fueled this madness; a helpless debaucher now souless and dying. I hear my wife and all her crying. The ***** promised wine then ****** my blood. The feeling was mutual, familiar and the dream was done. You will die, I heard her say. This **** I found in an alleyway. This rotting corpse with no remorse. All it wanted she got and more. Does this mean I've lost my soul? Dead drunk I'd laugh and not recall. My mind was driven by autumn tides. Drink and madness killed my life. I sail the morrow on the morning tide. In this casket I will reside. The **** of ***** took  all my pride. The ****** **** not at my side. She laughed again with no shame. This is not a sublime disgrace. My wife, dear wife won't touch this box. She must go and get a lock. Bones chained in this prison dark. Eternity has no end...no start. My blood flowed in her throat like a sobbing flood. I sought oblivian in a vile **** My blood drunk by the Devil's  ***** Sorry dearie, there is no more. My dearest wife absolved my drink. This foulest  of deeds beyond her brink. I am a ****** soul with unbending regret. None of it matters for I am dead. Forgive me wife, your love was a flame. My hideous lust your only shame. I am  a tormented cry that no one hears. Good-bye...
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Shivers, creeping down your spine Grabbing you like a demon of ice You are shaking, each passing terror Gripped by the visions of the unholy Nothing can stop these feelings now Bubbling up like the foulest pit Nausea like a fist, clenching inside But  nothing can be seen, nothing there That feeling there is something behind you Watching, waiting, ready to strike For what can be more terrifying, my friend Than having to face fear, the horror of fear itself
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Feb 4, 2011
Feb 4, 2011 at 7:21 PM UTC
371: Fear Itself