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"grievances" poems
the lady has me temporarily off the bottle and now the pecker stands up better. however, things change overnight-- instead of listening to Shostakovich and Mozart through a smeared haze of smoke the nights change, new complexities: we drive to Baskin-Robbins, 31 flavors: Rocky Road, Bubble Gum, Apricot Ice, Strawberry Cheesecake, Chocolate Mint... we park outside and look at icecream people a very healthy and satisfied people, nary a potential suicide in sight (they probably even vote) and I tell her "what if the boys saw me go in there? suppose they find out I'm going in for a walnut peach sundae?" "come on, chicken," she laughs and we go in and stand with the icecream people. none of them are cursing or threatening the clerks. there seem to be no hangovers or grievances. I am alarmed at the placid and calm wave that flows about. I feel like a ***** in a beauty contest. we finally get our sundaes and sit in the car and eat them. I must admit they are quite good. a curious new world. (all my friends tell me I am looking better. "you're looking good, man, we thought you were going to die there for a while...") --those 4,500 dark nights, the jails, the hospitals... and later that night there is use for the pecker, use for love, and it is glorious, long and true, and afterwards we speak of easy things; our heads by the open window with the moonlight looking through, we sleep in each other's arms. the icecream people make me feel good, inside and out.
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The Icecream People
Zindagi ne, is kaddar, kiya hai, bas vaar Bina koi, churee, ya koi, talwaar Ghaayal; dil ye hua, baar, baar Zindagi ne, di, chotain hazaar Gaye thay, hum, is tarah se, bikhar jooda na, paye thay phirse ye jigar khaamoshi se, milta tha, bas, karaar tanhayeeon se , karte thay, iqraar Jhanke, hum jab, dil ke, jo andar Sach nikala, gehrayion se, baahar Shikayat hai, ab na, koi takraar karne lage hai, hum, khudse jo pyaar! Translation in English Self Love Life has waged on me many a war Without even a sword or a dagger so far The heart was wounded time and again Life hurt and caused me so much pain My life was but thrown helter skelter I could not piece my heart together Silence was but my solace Solitude was my only grace When I dug deep within me The truth I could clearly see I have no grievances or complaints now Having realized the importance of self-love
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 2:28 AM UTC
Hindi poem with English translation.
An ocean splashed the sky; clouds little boats for angels to reel in stars upon will; their gills glow for human eyes to scope-out and connect the dots, one by one. The moon a forest for the alien gophers; burrowing amongst its craters, feasting on passing comets, and yet; we fail to see. A rainbow, for the giants after their grievances, sprout a smile on mile-long faces, as the days got harder to stay sunny. Drear for the shadows, the little rats of the night, hissing at morn and hurting, shrinking as golden lasers black-
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Feb 20, 2018
Feb 20, 2018 at 11:35 AM UTC
Golden-Ray Lasertag
Missing blissful memories, Cherished thoughts. Memories in webs, Tangled knots. Binding grievances Pave the way. Unfettered thoughts Have their own say. Moments felt, Moments understood. Times are past, Graveness its hood. Calm seas rejoice In silence. Storms are but Reasons to penance. Regret hopes to Unbind the will. Will’s infant cry To escape. Bewilderment stares With mouth agape. Confusions unfold In graves. Souls depart To hellish caves. Brevity speaks A thousand words. Wilderness stands On a million swords. Confused and petrified. Thoughts again To guide. A vicious circle So unholy. One committed To every folly.
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 12:44 PM UTC
Thoughts !!!
The lady has me temporarily off the bottle and now the pecker stands up better. however, things change overnight-- instead of listening to Shostakovich and Mozart through a smeared haze of smoke the nights change, new complexities: we drive to Baskin-Robbins, 31 flavors: Rocky Road, Bubble Gum, Apricot Ice, Strawberry Cheesecake, Chocolate Mint... we park outside and look at icecream people a very healthy and satisfied people, nary a potential suicide in sight (they probably even vote) and I tell her "what if the boys saw me go in there? suppose they find out I'm going in for a walnut peach sundae?" "come on, chicken," she laughs and we go in and stand with the icecream people. none of them are cursing or threatening the clerks. there seem to be no hangovers or grievances. I am alarmed at the placid and calm wave that flows about. I feel like a ***** in a beauty contest. we finally get our sundaes and sit in the car and eat them. I must admit they are quite good. a curious new world. (all my friends tell me I am looking better. "you're looking good, man, we thought you were going to die there for a while...") --those 4,500 dark nights, the jails, the hospitals... and later that night there is use for the pecker, use for love, and it is glorious, long and true, and afterwards we speak of easy things; our heads by the open window with the moonlight looking through, we sleep in each other's arms. the icecream people make me feel good, inside and out.
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Jan 29, 2015
Jan 29, 2015 at 5:31 PM UTC
The Icecream People
There’s an assembly in the making and the suits are all shuffling in for the big event making way to their front row seats ****** in nose   hanky in hand   and all colorfully draped   in those cuffed pin stripes and Jerry Garcia ties *now what would the Grateful Dead or any of their fine entourage have to say about this foul routine?* Apropos of that they’re talking in the 3rd person with tight syllables and wavy hands and all taking a run at the state of the union there’s Valentino and Freddie and good old Sal "look....their fiddling with their nuts!" cries a layman from the balcony seats the Yin and the Yang have got even the most liberal minded scratching their heads as questions fly in from the field: *don’t you know the way it used to be? have you no morals? which way to the exit!?* These front row fanatics have surely been scrimmaging in the corn fields all down in that classic 3 point watching their weight with sample selections from the Spicy House and Yaas Bazaar as members of the congregation look on with envy *pass the aperitif...the big ***** lady is on deck!* Union heads are running rogue loading up on grievances and lines passing files at a make shift pew jumping the bunkers and stepping on clams while the orderlies move in   for governance It’s a bewildered state   and only for the mind of the rigorous Jimmy D would say: “it’s nothing you pussy...to the victor goes the spoils! everyone has a bit of good you know... you just have to find it!" Unrest is growing in the ranks and the masses are unstable Time to hammer down with a formidable brace and two tick play
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Feb 20, 2017
Feb 20, 2017 at 8:05 PM UTC
Town Hall
There’s an assembly in the making and the suits are all shuffling in for the big event making way to their front row seats ****** in nose   hanky in hand   and all colorfully draped   in those cuffed pin stripes and Jerry Garcia ties *now what would the Grateful Dead or any of their fine entourage have to say about this foul routine?* Apropos of that they’re talking in the 3rd person with tight syllables and wavy hands and all taking a run at the state of the union there’s Valentino and Freddie and good old Sal "look....their fiddling with their nuts!" cries a layman from the balcony seats the Yin and the Yang have got even the most liberal minded scratching their heads as questions fly in from the field: *don’t you know the way it used to be? have you no morals? which way to the exit!?* These front row fanatics have surely been scrimmaging in the corn fields all down in that classic 3 point watching their weight with sample selections from the Spicy House and Yaas Bazaar as members of the congregation look on with envy *pass the aperitif...the big ***** lady is on deck!* Union heads are running rogue loading up on grievances and lines passing files at a make shift pew jumping the bunkers and stepping on clams while the orderlies move in   for governance It’s a bewildered state   and only for the mind of the rigorous Jimmy D would say: “it’s nothing you pussy...to the victor goes the spoils! everyone has a bit of good you know... you just have to find it!" Unrest is growing in the ranks and the masses are unstable Time to hammer down with a formidable brace and two tick play
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24 hour sign posted outside of the over night pharmacy in a town where it seems to be night the majority of the time he sits in his room and counts the cars that hiss by his window anxiety starts at his feet, and numbs them as it makes its way up to his neck and strangles him in the high of another attack his mind is a galaxy of concoctions his pain meds, cough syrup, happy pills swirl around with the blood on the white marble sink until it creates an unsaturated rainbow of a man's grievances the 24 hour pharmacy is open to satisfy your 2 a.m. needs of a fix when you suddenly decide you can't continue the 3 a.m. decision to end it all the 3:30 a.m. promise that maybe if you just get some sleep, it will go away in the morning the 4 a.m. insomnia that leads to bloodshot eyes at 5 and the overdose pharmacy will still be there as you struggle to breathe; drowning in the ocean you've created
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Apr 30, 2017
Apr 30, 2017 at 11:15 PM UTC
overnight pharmacy
I recently got reminded... Oh how I am caught In a delicate web of disillusions Make me see what is actually not Make invisible my heart's secret questions Been successful in putting aside all grief But truth has it's way to make you pay You can bury all grievances; you can mask all disbelief But it'll all catch up; these things you've kept at bay Make your silly compromises To have the the best you just make allowances Keep up your futile pretences Accommodate your selfish preferences Day had dawned where each question need their answer Questions I've shrugged and left unaddressed Indistinguishable when fact and fiction begin to blur When dreams and reality have coalesced Tonight I lay with the load I bring Body asleep with my heart fully awake Blessing or curse, this rude awakening Decisions and choices left for the following suns to make
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Jan 25, 2015
Jan 25, 2015 at 9:18 AM UTC
Reminder
coloring inside the lines is impossibly bleak, with a hissing noise atomic locomotive rounds the bend, extrasensory perception is not a mindless gift, it's a train station in the clouds, tracking all my starting points to you, nothing in the middle, nothing at the end. you leave in opera with secrets and grievances under the radar, and your ready-made wings catch in the power lines, you're coiling like smoke in the arches of my cathedral, a sense of elegant decay while sweeping up the debris, committing arson with the paraffin of my temporal lobe. yesterday's fairground waltzes, ghosted lullabies, and woodland hymnals, set in a context not of resolution and closure, but of contradiction and assimilation, break the bond, away they float on purveyor belts, one too many molecules, one too many departures, always on the surface of everything, nothing in the middle, nothing at the end.
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Feb 16, 2023
Feb 16, 2023 at 7:27 AM UTC
Crayon Angels and Disenchanted Sky Machines
A funeral is my mind. Where former lovers and silver-tongued liars attend their wake. I spare no life when I can take. An invitation from God is what you’d need to depart. But there is no God to be found here, only your grievances and faults. Stand steadfast and ready, my reviled lovers and liars. You’re in my dark abyss now and you’ve taken your final bow. Your procession has arrived.
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Oct 24, 2023
Oct 24, 2023 at 10:38 AM UTC
Every occasion I’ll be ready for the funeral
Only if you knew… How it bleeds inside The baby born of blood and flesh Just a hideous beast ruined by time. Single dame- thousand names Only if you knew, How the ice burns my throat How the wills and wants went cold… Only if I knew, What the skies hold for me I didn’t touch the blade, But the stains don’t fade away.. Why the contrition of yesterday Still ****** my soul’s edges Why the sweet reminiscences, Still a gloomy haze? Why the memoirs of divinity Have turned in immoral disgrace? Why the reaper can’t sing in its solace? Thee heart keep running but lost in its pace Why each passing moment moans for the albatross? Only if we knew… The curiosities of life And anxieties open and wide Don’t stop the eyes Now open and searching life Taking my chances, Hiding my grievances I risk the curve Once was jilted and deserted from love I bask in the glow, soak in the sun Step out of the low The Satan takes no pity Leaves the beast with an impaired heart Now the eyes are shut, the dark creeps in The clouds come and lo! they win The stars now astray in a veiled sky Feeble and faint Again leave the beast forsaken But animal instincts they call it It strives again.. Only if you knew…
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Nov 10, 2012
Nov 10, 2012 at 2:36 AM UTC
Only if.. You knew
oh the unholy chores of my withered lord of my remorseless discord must stop the hordes as though an indian from the cupboard smothered in the rugged stubbornness of my hellacious mischief and deviance sounding out the ingredients of my grievances and disobedience patient expediance.
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Jul 5, 2012
Jul 5, 2012 at 6:49 PM UTC
Chore
My eyes see nothing but tears Tears of a million suffering souls Souls that are swimming in the pool of poverty Poverty created by a few egocentric individuals My ears hear nothing but the tone of grievances Grievances blossoming from excessive suffering Suffering because of the alarming levels of idleness Idleness because the lot is controlled by a few My nose smells nothing but pungent poverty A poverty that has become a national disaster A disaster which has become a national emblem An emblem that the world identifies us with My mouth has become a floodgate of lamentations Lamentations that blossoms from excessive pain Pain which has become an inseparable part of everyone Everyone has lost hope of seeing a brighter day
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Dec 13, 2018
Dec 13, 2018 at 7:04 AM UTC
THE CRY OF A NATION.
Once, I was excluded from love, in bitterness I cursed all that I saw, not knowing that this bitterness made me anathema to the very sensations I pursued. I spread hateful ideology, made every effort to share my misery, shouted condemnation at every pair of clasped hands, every kiss I saw made me retch. The bitterness welled up and poured forth from me, reppelling loves valiant attempts at liberating me from my tower cell. From my relatively pleasant existance I fashioned my own tailor fitted hell, which I wore everyday, steadily collecting filth, so soiled I had become. As I lifted the last shovelful from my early grave, and prepared to climb down within with my list of grievances against God stapled to my shirt, so I might never forget, my foot stepped out into the pit but a gentle hand clenched my shoulder and pulled me back from the hole, and I turned and discovered love... It does exist, none need be excluded, if the feeling exists for some all can be included. Love not for the pleasure of it, but for the pain, and strain, so that we may constantly measure it against the ache of loneliness and remind ourselves, that while love may be a neverending battle, surrender to hate brings nothing but ruin.
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Oct 7, 2012
Oct 7, 2012 at 11:28 AM UTC
Surrender To Hate...
When I hear a crow chirp I am reminded of death and his grievances. When I hear a robins sing their morning tune I am reminded death isn't permanent because robins sing in the journey to pleasant immortality.
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 6:54 AM UTC
Crows/Robins
With Body pretzled up, skins converged to form branches of rivers, mouth slack and frozen to a permanent scowl of delirium and manners-gone, as many swears dripped from those dry, cracked lips. One of my mothers – gumshoed from the alley’s way of family. “Get gumption, girlie, because everybody is full of **** I remember that lullaby, “A tiny turned-up nose, two lips just like a rose. She sits upon my knee, she means to the world to me.” I spy the scar on my pinky finger from her cigarette. Could the King be witness in the Room? Were those buttons of hollow wood over her eyelids? Wrung of cries – we didn’t see that coming, though we heard the flies. And Age’s stumbling rattle through the hallway. Do you know who I am? Do you remember me? Should the window washer come another day? This stubborn sovereignty over what is reality – the root beneath the porch, the fog on the windshield. Loosen the grip on this natural plane, Please -- Woman of my Childhood, harvester of my manners. Stand until the grown-ups sit. Look away and bow your neck. This was called the boxing match between Industry verses Inferiority. Not child through birth – no – but life spawned by those strung-high fists. There’s finality in this phone-call. I heard it happened an hour ago. Treading grievances and grimaces, picking through a flowerbed only to stroke the weeds. Lifting boxes of Lead from reality to the Bridge of Dreams. Frankly, I stole the gumption from your knotted mouth and still cannot cry. In a splinter of reason – I cast out the fundamental jibes of sacred hope. That promise held between dog and owner during business hours. Except there can be no homecoming. The sickest liquor on the alleyway fence.
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May 31, 2012
May 31, 2012 at 7:08 PM UTC
The Evergreen Woman and my Namesake
With Body pretzled up, skins converged to form branches of rivers, mouth slack and frozen to a permanent scowl of delirium and manners-gone, as many swears dripped from those dry, cracked lips. One of my mothers – gumshoed from the alley’s way of family. “Get gumption, girlie, because everybody is full of **** I remember that lullaby, “A tiny turned-up nose, two lips just like a rose. She sits upon my knee, she means to the world to me.” I spy the scar on my pinky finger from her cigarette. Could the King be witness in the Room? Were those buttons of hollow wood over her eyelids? Wrung of cries – we didn’t see that coming, though we heard the flies. And Age’s stumbling rattle through the hallway. Do you know who I am? Do you remember me? Should the window washer come another day? This stubborn sovereignty over what is reality – the root beneath the porch, the fog on the windshield. Loosen the grip on this natural plane, Please -- Woman of my Childhood, harvester of my manners. Stand until the grown-ups sit. Look away and bow your neck. This was called the boxing match between Industry verses Inferiority. Not child through birth – no – but life spawned by those strung-high fists. There’s finality in this phone-call. I heard it happened an hour ago. Treading grievances and grimaces, picking through a flowerbed only to stroke the weeds. Lifting boxes of Lead from reality to the Bridge of Dreams. Frankly, I stole the gumption from your knotted mouth and still cannot cry. In a splinter of reason – I cast out the fundamental jibes of sacred hope. That promise held between dog and owner during business hours. Except there can be no homecoming. The sickest liquor on the alleyway fence.
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I like to listen to people complain about the things which for some reason they take seriously I like to make snide sarcastic remarks which makes their problems seem futile just ******** and moaning I find it amusing I'm an ******* though.
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Feb 26, 2013
Feb 26, 2013 at 9:47 AM UTC
complaints and grievances
My human body stings of age ache and pain My human bone breaks My human strength decays My human form twists, deforms courts mirrors My anxious nerves burn My fragile heart stops Make my limb Make my life long Take my parts Make me evolve make my limb make my life long make my heart beat, eternal I long for painlessness Bless this beautiful ship I control, but I would trade the ephemeral flesh, bone, blood and marrow to the first back alley broker of cheap plastics I meet
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Oct 25, 2017
Oct 25, 2017 at 8:29 PM UTC
Grievances - Manufacture, Customize
When to the sessions of sweet silent thought I summon up remembrance of things past, I sigh the lack of many a thing I sought, And with old woes new wail my dear time’s waste. Then can I drown an eye, unused to flow, For precious friends hid in death’s dateless night, And weep afresh love’s long since cancelled woe, And moan th’ expense of many a vanished sight. Then can I grieve at grievances foregone, And heavily from woe to woe tell o’er The sad account of fore-bemoanèd moan, Which I new pay as if not paid before. But if the while I think on thee, dear friend, All losses are restored and sorrows end.
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Sonnet 030: When To The Sessions Of Sweet Silent Thought
Autumn flares out, its flame burst clouds strewn about misted cliff sides, loam whites of winter taking their place. A stiff willow breeze, ten thousand things withdrawn to burrows and immortal pine heights. First snows stream down, duckweed carpets of August fade, jade peeking through white. I embark on the seasons final sail in hardening ice waters. Til spring my sails will be folded, my raft in idleness. ~~~ Rafting on moon drenched river, avoiding cascades and crash of rapids and falls. Silvered driftwood a warning. Silent glide of mulberry oar through dark azure, another crafts sail in silhouette. From the deck a black spectre dives below, stillness follows splash, re-emergence, beak wrapped around a dazzling rainbow. From my raft dangling lantern sways, trout swiping at gathered moths – scatter and return, some from a far off realm. Some trout in the net, others not. Luck or the way – who can tell? ~~~ Dusk colour gorge sheathed in emerald blankets, rising into sheer cliffs of auburn cinnabar, all underpinned by the fathomless flow of azure clarity. Snowy Egrets nest in pine top heights clear of dust. On white sand shores gibbons howl towards squawking beach gulls, squabble over landlocked trout – debate without end. Peach blossom petals swirl on spring breeze over carpets of jade inter cut by king fisher blue zipping over duckweed. Oriole song weaves in and out of mulberry branches. In these vast and vague waters - coves, creeks and streams all one, a river dragon lives an undetermined existence. Mud stirs below, merely a catfish airing grievances. Red tail flares in dirt, my mulberry oar rows me back home.
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Jan 15, 2012
Jan 15, 2012 at 8:13 AM UTC
Recluse (River) (Poems)
Autumn flares out, its flame burst clouds strewn about misted cliff sides, loam whites of winter taking their place. A stiff willow breeze, ten thousand things withdrawn to burrows and immortal pine heights. First snows stream down, duckweed carpets of August fade, jade peeking through white. I embark on the seasons final sail in hardening ice waters. Til spring my sails will be folded, my raft in idleness. ~~~ Rafting on moon drenched river, avoiding cascades and crash of rapids and falls. Silvered driftwood a warning. Silent glide of mulberry oar through dark azure, another crafts sail in silhouette. From the deck a black spectre dives below, stillness follows splash, re-emergence, beak wrapped around a dazzling rainbow. From my raft dangling lantern sways, trout swiping at gathered moths – scatter and return, some from a far off realm. Some trout in the net, others not. Luck or the way – who can tell? ~~~ Dusk colour gorge sheathed in emerald blankets, rising into sheer cliffs of auburn cinnabar, all underpinned by the fathomless flow of azure clarity. Snowy Egrets nest in pine top heights clear of dust. On white sand shores gibbons howl towards squawking beach gulls, squabble over landlocked trout – debate without end. Peach blossom petals swirl on spring breeze over carpets of jade inter cut by king fisher blue zipping over duckweed. Oriole song weaves in and out of mulberry branches. In these vast and vague waters - coves, creeks and streams all one, a river dragon lives an undetermined existence. Mud stirs below, merely a catfish airing grievances. Red tail flares in dirt, my mulberry oar rows me back home.
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We The People Sailed the same course Some willingly Some by force We The People A document to inform A more perfect Union To weather any storm No more kings No more oppression No taxation Without representation Checks and balances And the rule of law Mitigating injustices Safe harbor for all The secular trinty President, Congress, Court Not one above the other Veto, fiat, tort Our common interest Of defense With liberty And justice Our common tranquility And general welfare A union With resources to share American rights And protection From a despotic government Or an insurrection Free to worship my God Or your God Freedom to find God Or deny any God Open discourse Speaking my mind And yours However unkind Collective grievances Peaceably petitioned We walk together But never threatened To bear arms For our security Never being forced To quarter unwillfully To remain secure In our sanctuary Unless presented With writ of entry Neither held Absent habeas corpus Or loss of property Unless agreed by us Or forced to testify To contradict our own denials Or brought forward In duplicitous trials To face our accuser In much haste Represented by counsel Our peers decide our fate Not one but twelve Examining the facts Brought forward But only this court acts Reasonable recompense For fine or bail Cruel or unusual retribution Shall not avail An enumeration Merely provides illumination But within the penumbra Reveals more freedom That is self-evident No list or count Exists to encumber Or restriction to surmount A union has formed But sacred remains the individual The tyranny of the majority Is not permissible A living breathing document? Or static words unbending? Even as we amend Change never ending Open to interpretation If you see a right But others may disagree There may be a fight The spirit of intent Is there to see Freedom to choose Secured by liberty We The People A sacred quest We The People No more no less
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Mar 7, 2012
Mar 7, 2012 at 10:29 AM UTC
The Pocket Constitution
We The People Sailed the same course Some willingly Some by force We The People A document to inform A more perfect Union To weather any storm No more kings No more oppression No taxation Without representation Checks and balances And the rule of law Mitigating injustices Safe harbor for all The secular trinty President, Congress, Court Not one above the other Veto, fiat, tort Our common interest Of defense With liberty And justice Our common tranquility And general welfare A union With resources to share American rights And protection From a despotic government Or an insurrection Free to worship my God Or your God Freedom to find God Or deny any God Open discourse Speaking my mind And yours However unkind Collective grievances Peaceably petitioned We walk together But never threatened To bear arms For our security Never being forced To quarter unwillfully To remain secure In our sanctuary Unless presented With writ of entry Neither held Absent habeas corpus Or loss of property Unless agreed by us Or forced to testify To contradict our own denials Or brought forward In duplicitous trials To face our accuser In much haste Represented by counsel Our peers decide our fate Not one but twelve Examining the facts Brought forward But only this court acts Reasonable recompense For fine or bail Cruel or unusual retribution Shall not avail An enumeration Merely provides illumination But within the penumbra Reveals more freedom That is self-evident No list or count Exists to encumber Or restriction to surmount A union has formed But sacred remains the individual The tyranny of the majority Is not permissible A living breathing document? Or static words unbending? Even as we amend Change never ending Open to interpretation If you see a right But others may disagree There may be a fight The spirit of intent Is there to see Freedom to choose Secured by liberty We The People A sacred quest We The People No more no less
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By: Cedric McClester Don’t call it a protest When clearly it’s anybody’s guess From what I see it’s the anatomy Of how things can digress Don’t call it a protest If it’s an urban insurrection Although I feel at best It's a blow to the mid-section Don’t call it a protest Or the perpetrators simply thugs After years of daily oppression Knowing what oppression does Don’t call it a protest Call it anything other than that When you see the anger boiling over Because they’ve taken it to the mat Don’t call it a protest Or believe the media’s spin When grievances aren’t addressed It’s no telling where it will end Don’t call it a protest Or even try to dignify The looting and the burning Without answering the question why Don’t call it a protest Or mention First Amendment rights When the majority of the people Have to spend sleepless nights Don’t call it a protest Or look for a convenient excuse For how they expressed their frustration Through criminal acts of  abuse © Copyright 2015, Cedric McClester.  All rights reserved.
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Apr 28, 2015
Apr 28, 2015 at 12:31 AM UTC
DON'T CALL IT A PROTEST
/ what is, exactly, the concept of fame, within the confines... sorry... asylum... of the species of SUPER-POWERED JACKED-UP chimps? merely fungus elevation with steroids to boot? anti-german to the point of anti-deutschesprechen? my english neighbour is this close ( )        in teaching me the arithmetic of my right hand... i can't get over it... he can't look me in the eyes, but has to bypass talking to me, ******** over my mother? a fifty year old can't look me in the face, and has to talk down to my mother?       sorry...       is this an englishman?! a grown man, can't face me, eye to eye and tell me his grievances?!                he has to bypass honour, dignity, courage, using a woman?!     ******* ****            thankfully the blank pixel space is where i vent out my anger,    rather than, unlike the stereotype of a caveman dragging a woman by her hair...    me? middle and ring finger... dipped into the mouth... and then dragged... never mind biting along the way...    but i'd drag the **** of a "man" with those fingers lodged in its mouth...       to the nearest whipping point...      and scold him...   until a leather belt would feel like pouring boiling water onto his buttocks! - this is not an englishman... this is...                a ******* cookie, a Y.A.         "protagonist".
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Jul 20, 2018
Jul 20, 2018 at 11:31 PM UTC
"fame"
It really doesn't matter if you love a human or an animal If only that love is sincere And love can be expressed In many different forms Like patiently waiting for mommy to come back from work... like listening to all her grievances even if you don't Understand a thing... Even if it means One day you have to say good bye... Love is queer in many ways In happiness comes sadness... In pain is sweetness... Bitter and sweet Part and parcel of life And letting go Is inner peace...
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May 9, 2016
May 9, 2016 at 12:38 AM UTC
Sincere Love