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Here is the link to hear my poem "Genevieve of the Deep" in an audio form. xoxo https://soundcloud.com/nayokenza/a-visceral-collection-of-thoughts-genevieve-of-the-deep
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Sep 1, 2015
Sep 1, 2015 at 2:05 AM UTC
Genevieve of the Deep Audio
Who was I to think we had something worth keeping? Certainly not you. But why. We played the game. I thought I understood the rules. I thought you were trying to break through. My walls oh so high They hid the sun from you And you saw my darkness. In the dark you found truth. Unable to understand it, you ran from it's grip. Too tight around you, the darkness is unwelcoming. If only you knew that if you held on a little longer, the sun was to rise and from truth love were to arise. But you disengaged. Saw the truth and convoluted them into lies. Now nothing. But a heartbroken metaphor for I think I miss you more. You've moved on, naturally and genuinely. I sat here, stupidly.
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Jun 23, 2015
Jun 23, 2015 at 6:08 PM UTC
"You're so mellow dramatic Genevieve."
scorning sun bursts into the aisles of graying curly waves, punching yellow teeth and candied sweets with the green of loving laughter that i've not heard in years. you taught our fingers to bleed of bramble dew. so sticky in our attempts to keep Genevieve's crystal filled but, clear of improper pounds. collected ounces that rudely overflow, are picked with mudded, forested feet. consumed so clean and sweet, from thorns between the brush, the aisles buzzed of summers paths that only lead us where we knew. through the scales and passed the cords where drying life would heat our warmth, nights would drop with echoing sounds like trains slowly passing through our country's vacant crossing. you voluminous sap of unaccounted ooze. you sweet maple so never barren or dull. you flame of northern light. take me back to the path we passed where cords are dried to burn where frogs croak in Côté's creek where my memories live and yearn
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Mar 30, 2017
Mar 30, 2017 at 4:12 AM UTC
Bloodied Bramble Dew
umbrae for Genevieve your prayers include a terrible notebook, an invalid friend, and a man believing separately that we are here to place turtles upright. when you walk into the ocean you walk into the ocean on your hands. you do this to protect your knees. many think you are magnificent and these many you are on the verge of telling about the Saturdays that bore you and about the spider you repeatedly squash. the resurrected spider that is not a gift. if you could you’d give your youngest son a woman he could either swim through or swoon inside. a woman who could put him to sleep and rock in a chair the boat of her belly so untroubled to be thinking twice about twins. you’d be sad, or sleepy, and get to choose. before I go to war the dark readies in the oven. my father washes with a wet sock a knee exposed. my mother wears one dry sock which she removes and makes into a puppet. or an oven mitt. both silence the hand. idolatry a red wheelbarrow, maybe- but not so much depends on a poem about it
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Aug 15, 2012
Aug 15, 2012 at 5:27 PM UTC
(three)
In less than a year you digested a Puerto Rican baseball player, certified horse inseminator, disc  jockey, your sister’s father-in-law,  a woman named  Genevieve                  and me. Not much left after the pan is boiled dry; memories, residue and grit.
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Nov 20, 2016
Nov 20, 2016 at 11:38 AM UTC
Torrid Laura
Soon as the glazed and gleaming snow Reflects the day-dawn cold and clear, The hunter of the west must go In depth of woods to seek the deer. His rifle on his shoulder placed, His stores of death arranged with skill, His moccasins and snow-shoes laced,-- Why lingers he beside the hill? Far, in the dim and doubtful light, Where woody slopes a valley leave, He sees what none but lover might, The dwelling of his Genevieve. And oft he turns his truant eye, And pauses oft, and lingers near; But when he marks the reddening sky, He bounds away to hunt the deer.
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Song: Soon As The Glazed And Gleaming Snow
There are these sections in Gen's brain. Partitioned off by veined red walls, white wooden walls, and metal walls covered in padlocks. Behind each wall is another Gen, essentially. Every room supporting some variation of Genevieve. It's very busy, very cramped. The Quiet Room This room is quiet. Happy? Sad? Is there even a Gen in here? Gen? WHERE THE HELL ARE YOU?! GEN!!? The Blue Room This room is filled with hazy blue mist. The Gen blends in. Nobody seeing the Gen in the blue room. Like the quiet room, we don't even know if she's in there. But we can hear her. Faintly breathing. Sort of. The Yellow Room This room has walls made of music. The walls sing! The Gen in the middle of the room smiles! And sings! This Gen is heard! It smells like paper in this room. Paper, and laundry detergent. And a little like ink, too. The Maze We think this is where the REAL GEN, The Big Gen, Got trapped. There are doors in these maze walls, Leading to more walls and doors And rooms. We haven't found her yet. She's in here somewhere. She's probably scared. Lost, A little confused.
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Jun 8, 2012
Jun 8, 2012 at 11:53 PM UTC
Walls and Rooms and Doors
............ morning I say this sincerely and from the bottom of my heart, you are incredible, fascinating, and impressive Ahhh, thanks JC. I’m flattered you think so because I feel quite ordinary. You are the most extraordinary and exotic orchid in the jungle And then you say stuff like that, that makes me wonder what you wrote before is true. I don’t understand That is so untrue, that it makes me wonder about your previous sincere comment It is true in my heart and soul, please never ever doubt it, accept the compliment, deeply and fully !!! ............ next morning I accept the first one.  Baby Girl, what I write about you, is inspired by you, it is what i see and feel, please believe and  accept the compliments unconditionally, as I don’t say what is on my heart casually ............ next morning Good morning Sleeping Beauty, how is the fairest flower in the forest this morning This flower is wilted. My flower has awaken, opening, unfolding to the glory of the sun, inspiring the birds and bees that swarm around her, vying for her nectar Be a good Parisienne girl, and accept and bask in compliment of one of your many male admirers That’s my fav poem yet.  Hmmm, many male admirers.... ............ next morning A little poem for you this Monday morning Chère Reine, ouvriez votre coeur, laissez moi secher vos larmes, aimer votre ame. Baby Girl, be kind your you inner little girl, she needs your attention and love too Truer were words could not be written today Reine...isn’t that queen? Yes, as in you are my Queen My dearest Queen, open your heart, let me dry your tears, love your soul (sound better in French) Everything sounds better in French Did you like the Queen poem (remember I’m sensitive artistic type of guy ) Yes, I liked it..., sending you a loving kiss ............ next morning Your baking is always superb, you are my heroine..., call you Chef Girl Genevieve I don’t post the stuff that goes amok. I am no chef. That is an earned title and I def do not qualify. I just like to play in the kitchen with sugar you are a grand chef in my eyes Faux chef Genevieve here we go again, am i going to have to write another poem of how great you are I must have blown some other kind of dust in your eyes You are like a wickedly delicious ice cream sundae, made up of complex layers of intelligence, wit, charm, and sophistication. And the cherry on top, is your stunning elegance, femininity, and beauty
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Nov 5, 2019
Nov 5, 2019 at 9:33 PM UTC
flirty morning texts
............ morning I say this sincerely and from the bottom of my heart, you are incredible, fascinating, and impressive Ahhh, thanks JC. I’m flattered you think so because I feel quite ordinary. You are the most extraordinary and exotic orchid in the jungle And then you say stuff like that, that makes me wonder what you wrote before is true. I don’t understand That is so untrue, that it makes me wonder about your previous sincere comment It is true in my heart and soul, please never ever doubt it, accept the compliment, deeply and fully !!! ............ next morning I accept the first one.  Baby Girl, what I write about you, is inspired by you, it is what i see and feel, please believe and  accept the compliments unconditionally, as I don’t say what is on my heart casually ............ next morning Good morning Sleeping Beauty, how is the fairest flower in the forest this morning This flower is wilted. My flower has awaken, opening, unfolding to the glory of the sun, inspiring the birds and bees that swarm around her, vying for her nectar Be a good Parisienne girl, and accept and bask in compliment of one of your many male admirers That’s my fav poem yet.  Hmmm, many male admirers.... ............ next morning A little poem for you this Monday morning Chère Reine, ouvriez votre coeur, laissez moi secher vos larmes, aimer votre ame. Baby Girl, be kind your you inner little girl, she needs your attention and love too Truer were words could not be written today Reine...isn’t that queen? Yes, as in you are my Queen My dearest Queen, open your heart, let me dry your tears, love your soul (sound better in French) Everything sounds better in French Did you like the Queen poem (remember I’m sensitive artistic type of guy ) Yes, I liked it..., sending you a loving kiss ............ next morning Your baking is always superb, you are my heroine..., call you Chef Girl Genevieve I don’t post the stuff that goes amok. I am no chef. That is an earned title and I def do not qualify. I just like to play in the kitchen with sugar you are a grand chef in my eyes Faux chef Genevieve here we go again, am i going to have to write another poem of how great you are I must have blown some other kind of dust in your eyes You are like a wickedly delicious ice cream sundae, made up of complex layers of intelligence, wit, charm, and sophistication. And the cherry on top, is your stunning elegance, femininity, and beauty
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She is who she says she is Perhaps in another time Her muscles rippled with a mannish gleam And her labors where of the masculine Herculean But now she is feminine Concealing her strength Beneath soft garments Concealing her past Under a new name Genevieve Who was once Gene Now is free to be Who she wants to be The rooster Becomes a phantom limb Split and turned in Sleeping How freeing For her outsides To match how She feels within Thick lips strong chin Broad shoulder Deep voice I am fascinated It never bothered me In fact I saw it beautifully Variety in humanity Why should you be Bothered
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Oct 24, 2015
Oct 24, 2015 at 7:55 AM UTC
Genevieve
Did you know ... That there is no one in my world besides you with whom I can spend my entire day doing whatever comes along with never a thought for anyone else Feeling completely satisfied because we are together? Did you know ... That there is no one besides you whom I can talk to openly and honestly Knowing our love will only grow and feeling a need for nothing but our conversation? Did you know ... That there is no one more comfortable for me than you Whom I can enjoy silence with and never have a need to fill space between us Because there is no space?... Did you know ... That no one has ever made me as happy as you have or loved me so completely Never have I known true intimacy until we grew to where we are? Did you know ... That in loving you I have experienced feelings far beyond any I could have imagined and far better than I believed possible? -Genevieve Bartels Wichmann
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Aug 22, 2015
Aug 22, 2015 at 11:29 AM UTC
Did You know...
Genevieve is a frump a big fat lazy lump walter decided to dump she really got the **** and gave him a mighty thump
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Jan 20, 2014
Jan 20, 2014 at 8:48 AM UTC
Frumpy
You are most definitely no muse to one of Picasso's paintings.   You are most definitely not: Fernande Eva Olga Marie Dora Francoise Genevieve or Jacqueline! I am most definitely not a painter but a poet 'El Poeta'
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Aug 31, 2014
Aug 31, 2014 at 5:19 PM UTC
Muse
She was perusing the linoleum trails when I walked into conoco gas at 6:49. I bought $20 of unleaded at pump three. "I miss my jeep, but I sure don't miss the gas mileage" she giggled from behind me with a filmy grocery bag bracleting her wrist. He name was Kiyomi, a Japanese citrus. "When my mom was pregnant with me, that's all she would eat. She joked that she'd give birth to a fruit instead of a baby." She told me she plucked her shirt from the hamper when I complimented her outfit, and about her **** neighbors" with whom she shared a complex. I made an excuse for the dirt sponging my shirt and tattooing down my legs. "It's from landscaping", I said as a way to somehow justify it. I felt like I'd known Kiyomi a long time when we said goodbye. With a half tank of gas, I started up Genevieve and we rolled off our opposite ways. It was as I walked up and down King Sooper's ribs of commercial aisles that I was so grateful to Kiyomi, the fruit girl. She showed her humanness to me. We hung up our social normalities like jackets, and spoke in the unfabricated way children do. Friday, June 3rd, roughly 6:53 pm, a girl of soil and a girl of fruit collided in connection. Like it was natures very own conversation.
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Sep 17, 2016
Sep 17, 2016 at 4:21 AM UTC
The universe has a conversation
He went ashore with the duty crew The moment they got their leave, And headed home for his two by two And his waiting Genevieve, He wore his official navy rig With the medals on his chest, Had taken pains that his suit was clean And his blue jean collar pressed. He followed the crazy paving that Led up to his cottage door, Could only see a glimmer of light A smidgen of light, no more, A heavy footfall came to the door And flung it out wide, apace, While he stood grim, and staring at him A man with a stranger’s face. Then Genevieve came breathlessly out Went breathlessly up to him, I want you to meet a cousin of mine, He’s staying with us, meet Jim. The sailor took a step in the door And shouldered the man away, ‘I see,’ he said, ‘not seen him before, I’ll see if your Jim can stay.’ They settled down in the kitchen, sat Across the table and glared, While Genevieve had served up a meal A meal that had been prepared, ‘So who’s your cousin related to, Your mother’s side, or your Da’s?’ She stopped for a moment then to think ‘It must have been Grandpa’s.’ But he’d grinned over the table then At Genevieve, this Jim, And that was the moment the sailor knew That he’d been suckered in. ‘I don’t think this is your cousin, dear, But there, I think you knew, And hit the stranger fair in the face With a plate of boiling stew. I think that he scarred the guy for life For his skin came off in strips, While Genevieve took a paper towel And tried to save his lips, ‘Take your mate to the Rose and Crown And buy him a cooling beer,’ The sailor said, as he cuffed her head ‘For you’ll not be staying here.’ David Lewis Paget
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Aug 28, 2016
Aug 28, 2016 at 8:47 AM UTC
The Unwelcome Guest
He went ashore with the duty crew The moment they got their leave, And headed home for his two by two And his waiting Genevieve, He wore his official navy rig With the medals on his chest, Had taken pains that his suit was clean And his blue jean collar pressed. He followed the crazy paving that Led up to his cottage door, Could only see a glimmer of light A smidgen of light, no more, A heavy footfall came to the door And flung it out wide, apace, While he stood grim, and staring at him A man with a stranger’s face. Then Genevieve came breathlessly out Went breathlessly up to him, I want you to meet a cousin of mine, He’s staying with us, meet Jim. The sailor took a step in the door And shouldered the man away, ‘I see,’ he said, ‘not seen him before, I’ll see if your Jim can stay.’ They settled down in the kitchen, sat Across the table and glared, While Genevieve had served up a meal A meal that had been prepared, ‘So who’s your cousin related to, Your mother’s side, or your Da’s?’ She stopped for a moment then to think ‘It must have been Grandpa’s.’ But he’d grinned over the table then At Genevieve, this Jim, And that was the moment the sailor knew That he’d been suckered in. ‘I don’t think this is your cousin, dear, But there, I think you knew, And hit the stranger fair in the face With a plate of boiling stew. I think that he scarred the guy for life For his skin came off in strips, While Genevieve took a paper towel And tried to save his lips, ‘Take your mate to the Rose and Crown And buy him a cooling beer,’ The sailor said, as he cuffed her head ‘For you’ll not be staying here.’ David Lewis Paget
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Genevieve Genevieve 14 hours ago J. Funny, what the human mind does to protect itself. He was broken, as I was And I thought I could fix him. No I thought I could be a solution. I wanted to be the answer That the universe whispered in response To his nights alone in drunken tears. Wanted to be the perfect fit To the gaping hole in his chest. But I was not prepared. I gave up my heart and soul before I really knew what that meant. I gave him my mind and my will; Everything, anything he wanted that I could give I gave I let him take all that he wanted from me Let him run my soul dry, and what was left, What he didn't want I threw away. I was too young, Too naive to understand The gravity of my choices. That is, Until he told me that it wasn't enough I wasn't enough. I was not freedom. Commitment is not a freedom And he didn't want any of that. So there I was, left with only pieces of myself. Not enough left to put back together To make a whole. Just a hole. Empty and lost. I was in love with him, and to be fair, He loved me, too But not for who I was. But for who I became for him. When he tired of that, He found someone knew to sate his interest. And failed to mention the change. Coward. It's so fuzzy now. Hazy, even. Like looking through a ***** windshield at twilight. I can't even remember a twinge of that love. Not even a pinprick of the agony. The holes in my soul don't ache anymore, Not for him. Funny, what the human mind does to protect itself. To the man who captivated my thoughts for 2 years, and left me with nothing but scars to show for it. This is not complete yet, I'll be making some changes here soon.
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Jul 14, 2015
Jul 14, 2015 at 4:26 PM UTC
Untitled
Genevieve Genevieve 14 hours ago J. Funny, what the human mind does to protect itself. He was broken, as I was And I thought I could fix him. No I thought I could be a solution. I wanted to be the answer That the universe whispered in response To his nights alone in drunken tears. Wanted to be the perfect fit To the gaping hole in his chest. But I was not prepared. I gave up my heart and soul before I really knew what that meant. I gave him my mind and my will; Everything, anything he wanted that I could give I gave I let him take all that he wanted from me Let him run my soul dry, and what was left, What he didn't want I threw away. I was too young, Too naive to understand The gravity of my choices. That is, Until he told me that it wasn't enough I wasn't enough. I was not freedom. Commitment is not a freedom And he didn't want any of that. So there I was, left with only pieces of myself. Not enough left to put back together To make a whole. Just a hole. Empty and lost. I was in love with him, and to be fair, He loved me, too But not for who I was. But for who I became for him. When he tired of that, He found someone knew to sate his interest. And failed to mention the change. Coward. It's so fuzzy now. Hazy, even. Like looking through a ***** windshield at twilight. I can't even remember a twinge of that love. Not even a pinprick of the agony. The holes in my soul don't ache anymore, Not for him. Funny, what the human mind does to protect itself. To the man who captivated my thoughts for 2 years, and left me with nothing but scars to show for it. This is not complete yet, I'll be making some changes here soon.
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My heart is molding guess I'll make a stew with that nasty grotesque faux love laying around sloughing off from you, My Spirit had desirable lust wanting you and faux *** the Love which now I see was your ingredients to place in your cauldron of something to use later on. My Love was not false and never a fake but you decided to ****** my love and raise some ridiculous stakes! It is no wonder why you cause so much pain with your own agenda in mind dripping of lies and deceit! My heart has been molding, my bones in pain because of you but as you get comfortable ; Lay down with your eyes asleep a written note Good bye with less than me saying a peep. With azzwipe drawn all over your windshield and with punctured tires won't get you very far. So take a blunt hint! admit your fake you weasel cause that's exactly what you are!! And now your hand can do the manipulation so take that disgusting falseness you sale as love for all I care our love has been killed.                                                  Genevieve S.
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Feb 17, 2017
Feb 17, 2017 at 11:23 PM UTC
Faux Love
I think I'm spinning candy floss or is it raining sunflower seeds? beads of sweat to make a necklace around my neck which I'm saving for an abacus but need some more beads yet I'm drowning in the dandelions which roar into my ears I'm floating in kaleidoscopes and colouring in my years But if I gave a **** and I'm sure I don't I won't be tuning in. There are keys for locks for clocks and keys to unlock locked up shops my tongue is getting tired. It was a random day in a random way when the winning number won stardom was my Genevieve I do believe that's true two bullets in the barrel One for me and one for you.
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Aug 19, 2016
Aug 19, 2016 at 4:24 AM UTC
Making mudpies
aristocratic air bountiful glory but don't forget even beings birthed straight from a supernova still rot like the least of us.
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Dec 6, 2018
Dec 6, 2018 at 10:42 PM UTC
genevieve