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"freehand" poems
do you know i fall asleep with my hands touching together but I notice the difference as yours Are tougher bigger rougher but i've never had the pleasure of falling asleep with your hands though ive slept cocooned in your scent do you know i've never been very good at confessions i confess i could draw freehand the shape of your lips from Memory (i could show you       where they curve        and bend        and they look like        the perfect destinatIon        for my life to end   killing myself,         to die upon a kiss                 to die upon          your kiss         i'm killing myself        by even thinking this) i confess i could shade the exact ways your hair falls dowN by your face (i could explain     the smelL of your hair     after a long day at work     it feels thicker     as it resists against my hands             you dO that too      do you know) i confess i could describe the wonders in your eyes of your eyes so accurately they would be seen by the blind (i'd rather not tell you        how i feel        when you catch me staring        but i just                        can't          help myself i neVer want to miss        a single blink a wink        no time to think) i confess words, the words, keEp running sprinting dancing prancing in my mind but i cannot find an acceptable order to confess them in love in you i am with one two three four five six and, oh father, there is no need to confess for We have not sinned he would not look upon me if i was the last to exIst he merely glances over to me now and then and, oh father, you know how i desire These tormenting words to go he could barely tell you the colour of my Hair i could tell you the colour of his when he was five milky way kid do You know me am i just a girl who falls asleep alone in the backseat Of the car that old red polo is not so appealing anymore and, love, i confess or these words will die on the lips yoU leave unkissed i am in... i cant
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 5:44 PM UTC
jumble
do you know i fall asleep with my hands touching together but I notice the difference as yours Are tougher bigger rougher but i've never had the pleasure of falling asleep with your hands though ive slept cocooned in your scent do you know i've never been very good at confessions i confess i could draw freehand the shape of your lips from Memory (i could show you       where they curve        and bend        and they look like        the perfect destinatIon        for my life to end   killing myself,         to die upon a kiss                 to die upon          your kiss         i'm killing myself        by even thinking this) i confess i could shade the exact ways your hair falls dowN by your face (i could explain     the smelL of your hair     after a long day at work     it feels thicker     as it resists against my hands             you dO that too      do you know) i confess i could describe the wonders in your eyes of your eyes so accurately they would be seen by the blind (i'd rather not tell you        how i feel        when you catch me staring        but i just                        can't          help myself i neVer want to miss        a single blink a wink        no time to think) i confess words, the words, keEp running sprinting dancing prancing in my mind but i cannot find an acceptable order to confess them in love in you i am with one two three four five six and, oh father, there is no need to confess for We have not sinned he would not look upon me if i was the last to exIst he merely glances over to me now and then and, oh father, you know how i desire These tormenting words to go he could barely tell you the colour of my Hair i could tell you the colour of his when he was five milky way kid do You know me am i just a girl who falls asleep alone in the backseat Of the car that old red polo is not so appealing anymore and, love, i confess or these words will die on the lips yoU leave unkissed i am in... i cant
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swim until you can’t see land until names etched deep in cardiac tissue blur and fade, scored over with seasalt and creases of a million maps, a secret stash of maps. absurd and hoarded and crumpled under carseats and rolled neat and boastful in umbrella holders or worse, framed and hung Maps jotted freehand on napkins stained with tea and mustard and left to be bused with the crusts and pocketful of change. swim until you can’t read the maps. the lines to here from there are arteries on your fresh, clean heart.
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Nov 4, 2012
Nov 4, 2012 at 12:15 AM UTC
words #1
Today Leonardo drew a perfect circle freehand, it was pretty rad.
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Oct 15, 2013
Oct 15, 2013 at 2:23 AM UTC
Words From Michael Angelo.
You wound me up like a spiral staircase Predictable like my weekdays Fluent in enticing my reactions I forgave you of toxic infractions You could draw my body freehand I sunk into you like quicksand
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Aug 10, 2017
Aug 10, 2017 at 5:17 AM UTC
"Quicksand"
I wish people could understand That sometimes things don't go as planned And that I'll always try to hide The things I feel deep down inside I wish people could understand That's sometimes being true is hard That sticking to the rules is bland So let this all become freehand I wish they know That it's possible to Like boys and girls And still be you To be bi in a world Where straight is the norm To be wild and untamed When people conform That it's possible to Be 'smart' and suicidal That comfort doesn't make one Want to keep their vitals That just because I smile Doesn't mean it's all fine That I can hate my life And still act in line So please understand Don't judge, don't sigh I want you to know That I really try To be normal and stuff To not scream and cry To act like I'm still A really good child But before you judge Keep this in mind I'll keep killing myself Until everyone thinks I'm fine
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Apr 30, 2021
Apr 30, 2021 at 7:59 AM UTC
i'm not fine
I used to have a book, books, that I scribbled in furiously at work, at traffic lights in the morning and at night after I went to bed, I'd get up again and bled upon a page I'd be halfway through a shower and I'd rush through top and toe just to drip upon the page so the feelings would not go away now I write mine freehand, in the dark after my world has gone to sleep I take another drink and become part of all of me I used to think carefully about each syllable, each carefully constructed line but there is no time, no time left for me to care what falls from my brain I read everyday, every word said I collect emotions of others wounds and store them as prizes in my head I love everyone you do, or, did and I hate them for how they treated you or, I did, until you forgave them or, killed them in memory or, flogged yourself stupid for their mistakes I get it, you write what I've lived I draw on memories that aren't mine Emotions I've never allowed to cut deep Promises that were left unspoken and crossroads where we would never meet Hence the darkness needed to write because I'm afraid of the shadows that seem to hide in the light In the dark I can pretend to be alone Just my drink, and my dog which occasionally likes to sit on me and I can pretend I mean something to just anyone, kissing emotional lips with a passion of memories I don't seem to own
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Feb 27, 2014
Feb 27, 2014 at 5:20 AM UTC
how do you write your poetry?
* With shiny curls flowing over the two ears, In a stunning color her lovely image appears, Her splendor ensnares with every tender rays, She shines with glamour in incredible ways Just like a frame, most valued and blessed fine, Her unerring grandeur shall forever remain divine. A ravishing shade the cheeks flawlessly displays, Many splendors by her smiles elegantly arrays. While a mellowed shade her brow gracefully shows, The glossy color from the lips fashionably flows With every beam a glory to the realm spreads That changes its colors whenever she treads. Her loveliness is not at all lies in the ****** mole, but the factual beauty is  reflected  in her soul. * By Williamsji Maveli Email:[email protected]
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Jan 5, 2013
Jan 5, 2013 at 9:01 AM UTC
Beauty freehand ....
My heart Cracked at the corners Freehand stitches attempting to hold it together Whispering your name through the beats Your heart Rich shades of crimson Never broken and never needing to be fixed Each strong pounding keeps you alive Our hearts Complete opposites Weak leaning against strength Dark looking to light Our veins are tied up in each other like two ships Leading back to us Two hearts in one
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Jun 10, 2015
Jun 10, 2015 at 11:29 PM UTC
Hearts
A breakfast on a train, packed one as you normally find during a rain, I had company with me of the kind that entertain, it was an orchestra that will play again and again. As I was preparing for my next stop, noticed a new menace that was taking its hop, landed on businessman’s nose at a hat’s drop, his face was on fire as he hurt his nose with a plop. It had whale of a time and a freehand, not knowing where this demon would go to land, unsure what the storm outside had planned, storm in my teacup became the next landing target for it to stand. With ears like a giraffe, It gave everyone a good morning laugh, I had to empty my water carafe, to catch this strange yodeler flea on everyone’s behalf.
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Jan 19, 2020
Jan 19, 2020 at 9:21 PM UTC
Breakfast on a train
~April 12th, 2017~ Some time between 8:00pm and 9:00pm in the street of Paris... Imagine walking down the street with the best strawberry yogurt ice cream in the world. Seeing the street of starving artists in all different forms, like that one scene from a movie you saw years ago. Seeing freehand artists drawing the faces of complete strangers, and the suddenly hearing music. Hearing a complete strangers singing over classical guitar and not knowing if they were singing in english of french. But I don't really care. Music has been and always will be a universal language. So what more can you do about a starving artist? Well there's  only so much you can do for a guy playing classical guitar in the middle of Paris. So about 3 songs and €10 later, this artist's voice rings through the empty street. And somehow I become the starving artist, playing this guitar that doesn't belong to me. And yet I play out like nobody is listening in. Applause comes... and it goes... I played one song to look up, and one song from here. All the while feeling the air pass through this street. The only thing left to do was pick up a name and a sappy french poem. I shake his hand and come away from the street with a major music high. (Pun intended) And I wasn't the only one on Cloud 9, the feeling shared by yet another music nerd. And as we roam the streets of Paris singing the same lyrics from "La La Land", we feel complete for now. And in  that moment... I lived. And there's nothing more I can really say other than... How did we get here?
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Apr 21, 2017
Apr 21, 2017 at 12:20 AM UTC
The True Starving Artists
~April 12th, 2017~ Some time between 8:00pm and 9:00pm in the street of Paris... Imagine walking down the street with the best strawberry yogurt ice cream in the world. Seeing the street of starving artists in all different forms, like that one scene from a movie you saw years ago. Seeing freehand artists drawing the faces of complete strangers, and the suddenly hearing music. Hearing a complete strangers singing over classical guitar and not knowing if they were singing in english of french. But I don't really care. Music has been and always will be a universal language. So what more can you do about a starving artist? Well there's  only so much you can do for a guy playing classical guitar in the middle of Paris. So about 3 songs and €10 later, this artist's voice rings through the empty street. And somehow I become the starving artist, playing this guitar that doesn't belong to me. And yet I play out like nobody is listening in. Applause comes... and it goes... I played one song to look up, and one song from here. All the while feeling the air pass through this street. The only thing left to do was pick up a name and a sappy french poem. I shake his hand and come away from the street with a major music high. (Pun intended) And I wasn't the only one on Cloud 9, the feeling shared by yet another music nerd. And as we roam the streets of Paris singing the same lyrics from "La La Land", we feel complete for now. And in  that moment... I lived. And there's nothing more I can really say other than... How did we get here?
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1. I would read an essay on How to Draw A Straight Line if someone wrote it, I would like to know how to freehand perfection, how draw a flawless connection. 2. I would buy a lifetime supply if there was a perfume that smelled like CDs after I eject them from the player in my car, like fundip sticks, faintly sweet, completely bizarre. 3. I’ll scour every article on the science of smiles if it meant yours might leave me less lost, so I could interpret the exact angle of your lips and not feel like I have become one of your sunken ships.
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 8:26 PM UTC
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To be shaped by love, know first How it destroys. To know how it destroys, Recognize love as a physical act. To recognize love as a physical act, Consider the body's limits and transgressions. To consider the body's limits and transgressions, Probe it for signs of anomaly. Of creatureness. To probe, start by using your fingers to poke Regions where illusions are cooked, like the groin. To locate the groin, slither your hand from mouth all the way down until you feel dirt. Once there, dig. The mush will feel soft and wet and grisly And delicious. Like exile. Feel around for a thin chord. Once you get your hand on this chord, pull. Pull very hard. Like you're born to unstitch. Or turn off a light. Or flush. Your body will split open like a thick *** of paper bills fresh off a rubber band hug. And your remains Will flutter like a flag. Notice the bone marrow in bloodspeck jangling in wind chime language to announce an arrival. Your arrival, maybe. But what is left other than your body splayed open? Notice your meatshop bargain delicacy. Limbs as vivid As a freehand sketch artist's depiction of alive. It sounds so beautiful, Love. Especially in Springtime.
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Jul 15, 2019
Jul 15, 2019 at 5:55 AM UTC
Springtime
she sat in the beautiful sunlight with deeper wishes in her eyes but her young heart dances to the sweeter song so she asked me to hold her hand till the darkness had passed now shes hot on the trail of true creation down to earth with all natural heartfelt ways bends me round her legendary smile and while writing a freehand verse of sunshines laughter she paints a lifesize version of tomorrow's beautiful sunrise into the eyes of her self portrait she is knee deep in the mud of inspiration the persistent sunshine of the soul lights her way the enduring hope of a hand held guides her path its beauty can be seen in her self portrait
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Nov 11, 2014
Nov 11, 2014 at 8:45 PM UTC
her self portrait
This silly shrill putting Clothes on hangers in my Head Judging me, myself by Conceptions I should have long Since shot dead Either way the formalities Leave you wasting time on Trivialities And my needs I cannot touch I cannot grasp what sustains me much It's like living up to someone's Voice and the Echoes linger still That get mistranslated as the Noise reverberates from the Wall's of a well. Such sounds I hear And all this hot air I'm just going to leave them there To burn the floor down.
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Nov 20, 2015
Nov 20, 2015 at 4:56 AM UTC
To Write Freehand
what is the what, this simplicity, the great difference?                                                   ~~<>~~ he reads certain words,^ then the poet uncovered, stumbles upon, a rhythmic bearing, provoked, his own bearing now  lost in contemplation, exits the cottage, wandering on the always wet grass, observed by animal menagerie, espy him watchfully, a human directionless wanderer wondering, asking himself the meaning of it all, knowing answers reserved not him we celebrate subtlety, process the minutiae of extracting an exactitude of  the precious précis of each momentary why, only when he honest confesses his ineptitude, can he truly begin to pluck words from the airy atmosphere to assemble them in format that mines the great difference in everything, the differential veins the creatures, unshy, wish to contribute, suggesting editions, subtractions, this turn, this twist, this nuance, always clarifying, valuing utility beauteous, making the meaning perfectly clear in ways that make you gasp at words, their powerful, to define, then refine, then just plain be, be fine, finding, exploiting, drawing freehand the lines of distinction exacting*** this great differences                                                   ~~<>~~ ^ “and next to nothing is everything, all worth knowing, you, write my poetry, as I write of you with breathless ease and comfort, for the thoughts of all men in all ages and lands, are original to where our eyes espy each other, where our lips kiss to cross, cross to kiss, what is the what, this simplicity, the great differences?”
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Jun 6, 2020
Jun 6, 2020 at 12:28 AM UTC
what is the what, this simplicity, this great difference?
what is the what, this simplicity, the great difference?                                                   ~~<>~~ he reads certain words,^ then the poet uncovered, stumbles upon, a rhythmic bearing, provoked, his own bearing now  lost in contemplation, exits the cottage, wandering on the always wet grass, observed by animal menagerie, espy him watchfully, a human directionless wanderer wondering, asking himself the meaning of it all, knowing answers reserved not him we celebrate subtlety, process the minutiae of extracting an exactitude of  the precious précis of each momentary why, only when he honest confesses his ineptitude, can he truly begin to pluck words from the airy atmosphere to assemble them in format that mines the great difference in everything, the differential veins the creatures, unshy, wish to contribute, suggesting editions, subtractions, this turn, this twist, this nuance, always clarifying, valuing utility beauteous, making the meaning perfectly clear in ways that make you gasp at words, their powerful, to define, then refine, then just plain be, be fine, finding, exploiting, drawing freehand the lines of distinction exacting*** this great differences                                                   ~~<>~~ ^ “and next to nothing is everything, all worth knowing, you, write my poetry, as I write of you with breathless ease and comfort, for the thoughts of all men in all ages and lands, are original to where our eyes espy each other, where our lips kiss to cross, cross to kiss, what is the what, this simplicity, the great differences?”
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I lift my head My heavy head Full of worry for my future Will my petals still be there Or will they have blown to the wind Will I still be in bloom That is the question There is a chance they will be Or floating in my room somewhere. Will the stems to my brain be detached never to return In the atmosphere for all to catch Latching on to this and that but not me. We will see. Will the seeds of my soul be roaming in cyberspace Here in this place I would like them to be We will see. I am a flower An attractive one at that Colours in my mind are painted freehand I try to understand The winter comes then the frost freezing the mind with dust clogging chambers Just like a vaccum cleaner Shake to the wind freeing my soul of grime and dust which paint my world for I am a flower.
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 11:26 PM UTC
Like A Flower
I have never been able to straight line a draw Nor my name, a letter missing always when I sign Nothing so grand that would a painting make a camera sad Beyond these perfections, I fell short yet to speak was still mine I have nothing to stare at for so long except the rain So different, yet the same Today I watched it’s fabric, like wind across fields of wheat or corduroy pants But I do not have any to wear; still, I am dry as the balcony only feels the water like light The rain does not care what I think Nor of my sight And though I am moved forward in my chair Nature is not one to meet Not anyone or anything No language Or memory That is for me only Like something I said to you long ago Something that was true I wonder if you remember Or if only it was like the rain upon you Not a place to live A smile Or a frown A face to the sky Or to run because your dress was new But you know As do I The park will be there for you in the spring There is nothing vain about rain upon your heart Like the words I once spoke Uneven as they were Without every letter I wished upon you A crooked line An unrecognized signature My life Not perfect Instead, discovering what an accident blessed; still, I will remember what love broke Will you remember what love spoke?
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Nov 22, 2016
Nov 22, 2016 at 8:26 PM UTC
Freehand Imperfections
a butterfly was asking for pennies on a bookshelf as dusty as a mummy. i was absentmindedly threading tea leaves with sharp snowflakes and milkweed silk. freehand… with a Needle made of Eyes.
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Mar 28, 2019
Mar 28, 2019 at 9:33 PM UTC
a butterfly was asking for pennies on a bookshelf