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Against the saturated Horizon of dawn, Loitering in the dark timbre Of emerging consciousness - Dissipating somnolence And preemptive despair, Tacitly adumbrate the Yawning abyss. Chastened by the cunning and Lubricious nihilism, Igniting fermented provocations, Silent subterfuge; death, By mirth - the inane; Lament of the mundane. Fallow paradigms, accretions of The last gasp - Evaporating empty liturgies Of suspicion; Charity and equanimity - Lost in confinement, Triumphant avarice bearing Descendants Of intransigence; Wielding imperious Schemes of orthodoxy. Pollard fragments of Silken tapestry, Miasma draped depression Abridging; Conversely, Permuted flurries of anxiety Dislodge The vestiges of meaning That abide In brazen equivocation. Tributaries of dogma reach Their confluence, Watershed moment,   Numinous effusion Streams naked epiphany, The precarious vision - A gesture of providence, Certainty and contingency; Gratuitously derivative, life Equals choice. Verdant branches of intention; And opportunity the vine, Live forward - The pen, my voice, Piquant conduit pouring, Exuberant wine. Footprints found in givenness Underline, Penumbrae of my soul; Mirrored silhouettes, Thoughts and words engender; And in verse adorn Fecund soil, Line after line, The cosmos altered, Continuum of permanence - Artist’s art articulating Essence of my imagination, I proliferate, I design Phrases unique, Participation mystique. Words creating world, The apparatus of infinity Heidegger, ontologically precise, Language - The house of Being, Ineffable, Promethean Literary devise - Envisioning possibility, And abundance to allow, I occur Inhabit Manifest Future phenomena Experienced as now. ©2008 & ©2011 W.S. Warner
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Sep 16, 2011
Sep 16, 2011 at 2:02 PM UTC
The Precarious Vision
Against the saturated Horizon of dawn, Loitering in the dark timbre Of emerging consciousness - Dissipating somnolence And preemptive despair, Tacitly adumbrate the Yawning abyss. Chastened by the cunning and Lubricious nihilism, Igniting fermented provocations, Silent subterfuge; death, By mirth - the inane; Lament of the mundane. Fallow paradigms, accretions of The last gasp - Evaporating empty liturgies Of suspicion; Charity and equanimity - Lost in confinement, Triumphant avarice bearing Descendants Of intransigence; Wielding imperious Schemes of orthodoxy. Pollard fragments of Silken tapestry, Miasma draped depression Abridging; Conversely, Permuted flurries of anxiety Dislodge The vestiges of meaning That abide In brazen equivocation. Tributaries of dogma reach Their confluence, Watershed moment,   Numinous effusion Streams naked epiphany, The precarious vision - A gesture of providence, Certainty and contingency; Gratuitously derivative, life Equals choice. Verdant branches of intention; And opportunity the vine, Live forward - The pen, my voice, Piquant conduit pouring, Exuberant wine. Footprints found in givenness Underline, Penumbrae of my soul; Mirrored silhouettes, Thoughts and words engender; And in verse adorn Fecund soil, Line after line, The cosmos altered, Continuum of permanence - Artist’s art articulating Essence of my imagination, I proliferate, I design Phrases unique, Participation mystique. Words creating world, The apparatus of infinity Heidegger, ontologically precise, Language - The house of Being, Ineffable, Promethean Literary devise - Envisioning possibility, And abundance to allow, I occur Inhabit Manifest Future phenomena Experienced as now. ©2008 & ©2011 W.S. Warner
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you're so **** gorgeous and I'm so **** not you're the envy of the nature which you gratuitously stomp on. ugly girls have ugly hearts and my ugly heart doesn't want you around I don't need this competition. I don't need to feel this bad. You're drop dead gorgeous but I wish you'd just drop dead.
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Oct 8, 2014
Oct 8, 2014 at 12:35 PM UTC
Drop Dead Gorgeous
Look at that *** Just one more look Before you walk away. I thank God That we have women With blue faded skin tight jeans When I’ve been breaking my back Working like a dog When blood sweat and tears And violence are so gratuitous With people sinning gratuitously Don’t we deserve to sin a little? To indulge in a little flesh? When there’s drugs and violence On the streets, people dying everyday And not even making the news We could do with a few more Blue faded skin-tight jean cowgirls here today A few more cowboys showing how the West was won A few more days of reckoning And a lot more hell-to-pay. People have little respect for others today There’s nothing to threaten them, and nothing to fear. It’s good to see the bad guys finally on the run We could do with a few more blue-faded skin-tight jean cowgirls Here today.
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May 31, 2012
May 31, 2012 at 9:52 AM UTC
Blue Faded Skin Tight Jeans
I am called a scrooge as I dislike this greedy grimy "holiday" of gorging gratuitously on cookies dipped in mashed potatoes. People grabbing & gouging for electronic pop culture distractions to celebrate the "birth" of a baby from a lady who claimed to be a ****** Everyone expects something to be given, pressure permeates those souls who wait 'till last minutes eve as laborers looking for reprieves of this audacious onslaught of wild eyed drooling consumers while I shutter at home watching TV's screaming *Why wait 'till the "holidays" when you could have gotten that anytime?* Kids with detailed lists of wants make parents feel like **** if the money's not there-- traveling to visit relatives the family cares little about while everyone sends fake happy cards espousing happy scenes of fireside matching sweaters next to a tree cut from outside brought in-- a metaphor for the biannual church families dressed up to sing hymns and drink wine. So you can call me a scrooge, or even a grinch, I don't really give a **** cause I've been giving gifts consistently loving thy fellow man.
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Dec 24, 2011
Dec 24, 2011 at 2:27 PM UTC
Grinch Christmas **** You
When people say they're tired of a person, often a friend— Do they mean, exhausted with the idea of submission to their actions Responding to their preferences Falling prey to all their ways Or hearing them drone loquaciously Putting down disagree-ers gratuitously Speaking of themselves, about very little else Until all hope and faith in them has deteriorated beyond all mercy? I am yet to confirm What is true beyond all else Gone through the Rubicon, Universal to all nations But why must I tolerate a monk That devoutly praises himself to the depths Beyond all fierce comprehension, His devotion remains a quandary
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 12:26 PM UTC
Tired
With lift-off intention I jumped to fly. I was something like root grounded tree. Taking flight was so absolutely hard, though my guru counseled me. With acquired and studied implements I tried to cut each holding. My intellect in truth was rather dull, though Spirit bolding. In hieroglyphic's manual page 222 I intuited hints, incantations true. Here for scheming: Fly-O Fly-O Fly Fly-O! I recited that fortissimo for a week in lucid dreaming. Then my weighed body, my un-weighed soul together I suppose remembered it simply, that God had intimated flight for me (gratuitously gave). In classical mind's eye I spied Icarus sploshing in a wave. Entered in-- Ab-or-ig-inal Self. Whoa, I said, hello! shocked at that showing. I know... I know... I know... with ease -- be natural, just be still. Unequivocally state (this way make your start) I need help. so I believed it I spoke it and then I sailed and sailed away with freedom, my heart.
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Jun 10, 2017
Jun 10, 2017 at 7:05 AM UTC
Lift Off
Cry not for what you do not have Bleed less for what is given, For the cruelty in your fellow man Will paint how greed is driven. The silent fields of Sobibor And Dachau's dull grey light, Pay testament to past largess In what is wrong and right. Conception's teeming contest Has dispensed your primal luck, Your greater expectations Have run, gratuitously, amok. For what you are is what you get This mirror's image barks, And delusional ostentatiousness Reinforces those remarks. Seek not the golden rainbow Nor pursue the greener field, For disaffected affectations Promise you a simple yield. Learn to love the skin you live in Irrespective of the warts, Live within your limitations Despite disparaging retorts. Count the blessings of the moment Take each small step at a time, Come to terms with who you are And you will find it all...sublime!. Marshalg @theBach 14 November 2009
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Nov 13, 2009
Nov 13, 2009 at 7:39 PM UTC
To Love the Skin You Live In.
hard soft i'm large and groaning a fit of plastered excellence in my ambrosia fountain of giggling fornication this city is grandly exalting and flustering mightily incense of femmes du *** who art graciously ******* with a their boisterous choir of laughing *** or the men groping seriously their frail fair trackmarked beauty and they finger their air and lush and spit gratuitously their eyes upon their ******* and they like to laugh with their haughty whorish breath a longing barely chained loosed slowly in splattering abscesses of lust ; asinine men go and plead sourly your heads in thighs sweating anorexic *** your Are is just cosmic lice
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Dec 1, 2010
Dec 1, 2010 at 10:50 AM UTC
hard soft
Default African, Yes I am, And a disgrace for that matter, Yet African with Katekism, I am supposed to be, Come rain, sunshine or high waters, I have betrayed you Africa, I have 'back-stabbed' you in the face, And spit rotten phlegm in the wound, Giant mother, With this badge of slavery I now proudly wear, **** me. Never have I washed my father, Or mother, Never have I washed my grandfather or grandmother, Neither of these have I ever dared looking after, Yet today, I assume total custodianship and curator-ship, I take care of some grandfather and grandmother, Somebody's father, Somebody's mother, Somebody's grandfather, Somebody's grandmother. Only yesterday I was told, Your father and mother passed away last year, And so did your brothers and sisters, And they were all buried like dogs, Their burials were the talk of town, How could you let that happen, How could you, And I am these enermies' comfortable door mate. My grandfathers were colonised, Because of our rich land, And now I have been extensively colonised, Because of their pound, Because of wanting to be a Westerner – overseas, Away from you, Continent of respect and dignity, Continent of dance and song, A continent pregnant with untold tales. My sick mind has been colonised, Graduating me into a nefarious modern commercial slave, Just but an echo of an old tune, A worse slave than my ancestor, The Kunta Kintes, I am a cheap voluntary slave, Who has been gratuitously deserted by his values, The African values. I stand accused before myself, I am a cumbrous culpable default African, An African who has lost his ebullient Africanness, A charlatan ********** African on a detour, A dismantled, shameless self destroyed pimple, A nauseating counterfeit second hand African, An extraneous stain on Africa's underwear, I am of as much value to Africa, As is an over- used ****** to a filthy growth point ********** Regrettably, that is the African I have become. How I wish I washed my father and mother, How I wish I washed my grandparents, How I wish I took care of them, The wish is killing me badly, I may as I have run away from you Africa, But never from Africanness, Litres of your blood flows in body pipes, I am because you are, I am a default African.
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Apr 29, 2016
Apr 29, 2016 at 8:01 AM UTC
Default African
Default African, Yes I am, And a disgrace for that matter, Yet African with Katekism, I am supposed to be, Come rain, sunshine or high waters, I have betrayed you Africa, I have 'back-stabbed' you in the face, And spit rotten phlegm in the wound, Giant mother, With this badge of slavery I now proudly wear, **** me. Never have I washed my father, Or mother, Never have I washed my grandfather or grandmother, Neither of these have I ever dared looking after, Yet today, I assume total custodianship and curator-ship, I take care of some grandfather and grandmother, Somebody's father, Somebody's mother, Somebody's grandfather, Somebody's grandmother. Only yesterday I was told, Your father and mother passed away last year, And so did your brothers and sisters, And they were all buried like dogs, Their burials were the talk of town, How could you let that happen, How could you, And I am these enermies' comfortable door mate. My grandfathers were colonised, Because of our rich land, And now I have been extensively colonised, Because of their pound, Because of wanting to be a Westerner – overseas, Away from you, Continent of respect and dignity, Continent of dance and song, A continent pregnant with untold tales. My sick mind has been colonised, Graduating me into a nefarious modern commercial slave, Just but an echo of an old tune, A worse slave than my ancestor, The Kunta Kintes, I am a cheap voluntary slave, Who has been gratuitously deserted by his values, The African values. I stand accused before myself, I am a cumbrous culpable default African, An African who has lost his ebullient Africanness, A charlatan ********** African on a detour, A dismantled, shameless self destroyed pimple, A nauseating counterfeit second hand African, An extraneous stain on Africa's underwear, I am of as much value to Africa, As is an over- used ****** to a filthy growth point ********** Regrettably, that is the African I have become. How I wish I washed my father and mother, How I wish I washed my grandparents, How I wish I took care of them, The wish is killing me badly, I may as I have run away from you Africa, But never from Africanness, Litres of your blood flows in body pipes, I am because you are, I am a default African.
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deep soft warmth encased in meek palms fingers smooth and formulated truths each groove parts seas of future loves following the mold laid out before me thoughts and mind flow out of perky fingertips through the barrier of time a pen is gripped as my head tilts slightly a journey takes place to watch you hold my own gratuitously and now, as time allows your grip becomes tighter the swell of a ravaged soul protruding, a once favorable innocence now drowning lines cracks i feel your heartbeat
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Sep 15, 2012
Sep 15, 2012 at 8:31 PM UTC
hands
Giant, gruff, grinning it grabs gratuitously at my body. Grumpily grappling onto my arm and throwing. I grasp at green air, I find only the graceless graininess of gravity. It, grunting, grips my insides and greases the ground with my grimy gremlins, my greatest, grueling torment.
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Mar 25, 2013
Mar 25, 2013 at 12:42 PM UTC
Violent Gratitude
asoftquietafore; B OO M! grunting swirl. the speakers speak intangible friction who's so slightly an empirical fever nursing gratuitously the male flavors encumbering the ego flecked freckles *** lisping elegantly cambered waists shrines of molten ecstasy but my lady niggles sporadic splinters in my sheath and i splay the courageous night and penetrate her plaintive giggle andrideayellowbuckingmetal to her supreme station and palm her credibly with every effect of my huddled fibers where she is gently wet a winsome hollow in where is springhotlycaked light boisterously exploding and a pink breaking every other colour i slave mightily to it's hairless stubble and i stumble rightly dumb at her close cut whisper slanting ardently a moist bolt of night aggressively passive and patient she cups my puddle and with lips purely dirt she scrapes me perfect
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Dec 27, 2010
Dec 27, 2010 at 10:57 AM UTC
a soft quiet afore
I'm sick of bringing welcoming baskets to my brain-dead neighbors; They reek of reoccurring favors and fading candle labor; I mean... It's to a point I fell asleep by the wishing well; And woke up counting sheep frolicking piggies playing kiss and tell; Debunking trumpets of cachet telekinesis; I'm a hidden sinning villain with chewable junk as his personal Jesus; Evade gratuitously from all kinds of communication; Never wanted the attention, but I caught it's contamination; And my face melted; But kept a defunct smile just in case; I need to worm through the dross and cut myself into the chase; I'm a motley of misinterpreted mayhem; A clothing shop for a wandering vagrant's cloudy stray phlegm; Trying to comfort the uncomforted; My life is just a Death Row inmate's last words with unwanted conjunctions; But somehow through misery I pride myself imageless and infinite; Reeling in the years to blow that last smoke before the finish;
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Sep 2, 2016
Sep 2, 2016 at 7:06 PM UTC
Derailed Trains Make for a Good Home...Sometimes
when in the world’s (supposedly) leading democracy a new president starts his office with      making life more expensive for average home owners      signing orders threatening the health of millions      restricting the publications of researchers      denying global warming      encouraging coal and oil companies      forbidding federal employees to talk to the media      going on fantasy trips about “alternative facts"           to justify his ridiculous lies      blaming the media when asking questions and checking facts      barring leading media companies from press conferences      waffling about his Russian connections      refusing to release his tax returns      ordering to build walls to keep out all those aliens,           like the old Chinese did, to little avail      issuing poorly formulated presidential orders           causing confusion and harm and even deaths      banning even green card holders from entering the country      filling his cabinet with all the alligators from the swamps           he promised to clean during his campaign           people who know how to avoid paying taxes and beating the     system           but have no clue how to govern now that they ARE the system           and think they can run the USA with its 350 million citizens           as Trump&Cronies;, USA, Inc.,           like their private family businesses, for profit fraternizing with kings and monarchs & wannabe sultans in the near east      'democratic dictators' in the far southeast       and wannabe czars in russia but hesitating to confirm ties to old allies      in Europe, NATO, and the Far East suggesting that having undeclared secret meetings      is quite OK for his campaign team members      his son and son-in-law & cetera nominating well-known union busters     into the Federal Office of Labor     and a billionairess widely unaware     of the existence of non-private schools     as Secretary of Eduction banning grandparents. grandchildren      as well as aunts and uncles      of gratuitously selected countries      from joining their families in the USA  believing that the US president & his cronies stand above the law  [ctd. fron line 2...] THEN it is high time to seriously ask what concept     if any of democracy he has in mind
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Jul 19, 2017
Jul 19, 2017 at 12:35 PM UTC
Democracy USA? - Update 1 (further updates whenever considered necessary...)
when in the world’s (supposedly) leading democracy a new president starts his office with      making life more expensive for average home owners      signing orders threatening the health of millions      restricting the publications of researchers      denying global warming      encouraging coal and oil companies      forbidding federal employees to talk to the media      going on fantasy trips about “alternative facts"           to justify his ridiculous lies      blaming the media when asking questions and checking facts      barring leading media companies from press conferences      waffling about his Russian connections      refusing to release his tax returns      ordering to build walls to keep out all those aliens,           like the old Chinese did, to little avail      issuing poorly formulated presidential orders           causing confusion and harm and even deaths      banning even green card holders from entering the country      filling his cabinet with all the alligators from the swamps           he promised to clean during his campaign           people who know how to avoid paying taxes and beating the     system           but have no clue how to govern now that they ARE the system           and think they can run the USA with its 350 million citizens           as Trump&Cronies;, USA, Inc.,           like their private family businesses, for profit fraternizing with kings and monarchs & wannabe sultans in the near east      'democratic dictators' in the far southeast       and wannabe czars in russia but hesitating to confirm ties to old allies      in Europe, NATO, and the Far East suggesting that having undeclared secret meetings      is quite OK for his campaign team members      his son and son-in-law & cetera nominating well-known union busters     into the Federal Office of Labor     and a billionairess widely unaware     of the existence of non-private schools     as Secretary of Eduction banning grandparents. grandchildren      as well as aunts and uncles      of gratuitously selected countries      from joining their families in the USA  believing that the US president & his cronies stand above the law  [ctd. fron line 2...] THEN it is high time to seriously ask what concept     if any of democracy he has in mind
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she ' s a bigflavor stuffed with agile bones and gracious stocky elated heat. winsome flush density: that to(o which i'm merely malleable metal some gold, palmed freshly in the grove of supple magic a boisterous thigh and i,m love I,m massive. i ' m witless charming music i m ' clumsy lighting gnashing slow at lewd digestible ****** of your swift fiber shedding miracle or you my quavering note of pure violence stabbing rightly my paunchy ego and bleding i steal into your absolute cherry and marvel viciously the timber of your soul which burns and freezes gratuitously like the sun and earth who are lovers like we effortless and )ETERNAl
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Nov 22, 2010
Nov 22, 2010 at 10:31 AM UTC
she's a big flavor
Apr 28 Hi all ! Having a great time here in post-modern poetry. We’ve been on the island since Sylvia Plath croaked in ’63. It’s been a bit smoggy, incoherent  and gratuitously cryptic, but the prison-guards are super-nice and they let us write Haiku once in a while. There’s this MFA creative-writing place just up the road from the gulag, it’s really charming. They publish a chapbook that 4 people on the island read. They also host workshops, like How to Find Your Authentic Voice and Pushing Language Beyond the Boundaries. Last night we saw some non-identity-politics-driven verse in the nearby wilderness reserve. It had beautiful plumage and made totally weird sounds. (Hey Dylan, you’re remembering to feed my muse, right? Don’t let her out after 5 since she might stay out all night. She does NOT like the free-verse abstract work. Feed her the structured message-oriented stuff to the right of the editorial literary-elite. Thanks ☺ ) Anyway, we’re trapped on this island so if you find someway to get us off, do your best. PLEEZ tell the editorial prison-guards that we are working on our English Lit MA degrees. P.S: send the Maya Angelou and Adrienne Rich books soon !!!!!                                                        Love,                                                           Rita Dove’s Bookshelf*
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Apr 29, 2018
Apr 29, 2018 at 8:48 AM UTC
Postcard from Poetry Gulag #669A
Sometimes it's better to need to apologize For an unjust ****** to wake up the sleep Of anesthetized conscience that is moves Relentlessly towards doing grave hurt to The public . That this strategy not be too Gratuitously deployed it must needs be Paid for by a self wounding duly inflicted.
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Jun 21, 2017
Jun 21, 2017 at 12:12 PM UTC
Giving the Devil his Due