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"handsomer" poems
Rose of a champion Thought, in a beautified accord Set to waiting hours, a needs complexion Where we are, the tale of unity to its peaceful order... Skip, argue or define The truth, we removed by bounty of pouts...? Sated avarice, and the curtness of kin caught in a notorious lie... Welcome a shadow to breath, when a harrowed eye allowed...? Is a requited girth, of when, any of a decency's curse? Has found me, in a live and by chastity's purpose Handsomer skills that agree, in no known terms... I had the taste of pride, like a reality of sin, to accuse Why...? No man with a tradition of sincerity, is this island commit Without the sigh of me, the irony to dwell and seek tight The course of another ship of fortune, that has seldom to wit: Look, an eye of poise, if not intellects poison... Made manifest by the only few, of bared conscience That has us for curiosity's fool, but you, for another hero to loan A flower of understated chaste; a victim of letters of prescience? Tall tales of nothing more than a drunk hysteria? Here is your mind, in my way for one more timidity... Think and details of weal, we will know until votes ***** drama To a reaching hour, no one above another, like acts of humanity...
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Sep 4, 2022
Sep 4, 2022 at 3:17 PM UTC
The Practiced Eye Waits (For Lovers Denied)
ALACZOO ALACAZAR Make me handsomer PIFF, PAFF, PUFF, There is no way.. Even magic can make that face good, I'll snap you in two, ill make you kindle wood. You would do that, I'm where the magic is. You think your better I'm the Mage, A stick you are just enchanted wood. We can do many thinks you and I But your stubborn, And my stutter, Lets never reveal what happened What happened when I tried that spell, And we created lawyers. Now there everywhere about, ALACPING ALACBOO This is the end of this poem Thanks for reading it all of you
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Jul 9, 2014
Jul 9, 2014 at 10:44 AM UTC
Wizard And Wand
You can be my ball of wax. I'll roll you between my fingertips until you're warmed and soft and I can mold you. Some are impressionists or modernists but I wanted to be a realist. So I made you in the image of my reality. Only I made you taller, kinder, handsomer, sweeter. I shaped you with so much self-deception and so much failed perception. You can be my boy of wax. I made you in the winter and you were strong and solid for a time. But the summer came and you grew smaller, shorter, quieter, farther, and you, my artful manipulation of what I so wanted to create, melted. You can be my pool of wax, a shapeless well of malformed memories that change with every touch. I curl my knees to my chest and do my best to stop prying and prodding you, my pool of wax. Because with every touch it burns my skin and turns my fingers an angry red. I made you, and I never knew that a boy of wax could unmake me.
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Jun 25, 2013
Jun 25, 2013 at 9:04 PM UTC
Wax
your lip jutting out is like a shard of broken glass and I know you’d just stitch me back up if I tried but I don’t think you’re very amenable to being kissed; not now, anyway. not here, you’d say. all I've ever wanted was to put my mouth on you, baby, taste the salt of your skin like natural protection against your demons and mine and all the others in between. you think you've seen them all but believe me, I'm older, I'm wiser, handsomer too but you don’t see me bragging about it and I've seen what’s down there. I tried to protect you for as long as I could but we have seen the end of night in the complete dark together. I almost miss that dark, the obscurity where you’d admit you didn't always have to be so **** conscious and we slipped back to raw instinct and raw feeling and I've still got the feel of your skin under my fingertips and between my palms and my hands have been covered with you for years, now. I don’t dare to breathe on them lest the last of your DNA slip through my fingers - but it was probably too good for me, anyway. your genes and your jeans fit you beautifully and I'm like a ****** hopped up on the memory of when I raked my nails down your back and though the lines have faded I will always reopen those wounds. I will never leave you more whole than I. we have broken every rule and we have broken each other, and I wonder why anyone would settle for any less than this; because an empty passengers seat is the loneliest place I've seen in the continental united states and that’s counting the grand canyon, baby. I have stood above that yawning tear in the ground and tossed my voice into it, practising idiocy and ventriloquism and other interchangeable words like that and like a man carved from stone I stood there, watching, listening, waiting with a patience borne of desperation, but after a few thousand lungfuls of broken glass there was no reply and I left. I pulled your favourite move and I left, alone. so what do we have now? a car, the change in our pockets and each other? it sounds romantic as **** but you've always been the poet here. I'm just the guy who sits behind this frozen wheel and drives because it’s easier than warming my hands and when I tear your heart out the cold numbs your chest so you can’t even feel it. have you ever felt anything? have you felt me, baby? has this whole ******* existence of mine been in vain? because your lip jutting out is like a shard of broken glass and I've got the oddest premonition that it can slice me to ribbons if you would just move your head and look at me. baby, please. look at me. let me know I'm alive so I can die for you.
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Jan 17, 2013
Jan 17, 2013 at 7:03 PM UTC
pleading the fifth against the fifth
your lip jutting out is like a shard of broken glass and I know you’d just stitch me back up if I tried but I don’t think you’re very amenable to being kissed; not now, anyway. not here, you’d say. all I've ever wanted was to put my mouth on you, baby, taste the salt of your skin like natural protection against your demons and mine and all the others in between. you think you've seen them all but believe me, I'm older, I'm wiser, handsomer too but you don’t see me bragging about it and I've seen what’s down there. I tried to protect you for as long as I could but we have seen the end of night in the complete dark together. I almost miss that dark, the obscurity where you’d admit you didn't always have to be so **** conscious and we slipped back to raw instinct and raw feeling and I've still got the feel of your skin under my fingertips and between my palms and my hands have been covered with you for years, now. I don’t dare to breathe on them lest the last of your DNA slip through my fingers - but it was probably too good for me, anyway. your genes and your jeans fit you beautifully and I'm like a ****** hopped up on the memory of when I raked my nails down your back and though the lines have faded I will always reopen those wounds. I will never leave you more whole than I. we have broken every rule and we have broken each other, and I wonder why anyone would settle for any less than this; because an empty passengers seat is the loneliest place I've seen in the continental united states and that’s counting the grand canyon, baby. I have stood above that yawning tear in the ground and tossed my voice into it, practising idiocy and ventriloquism and other interchangeable words like that and like a man carved from stone I stood there, watching, listening, waiting with a patience borne of desperation, but after a few thousand lungfuls of broken glass there was no reply and I left. I pulled your favourite move and I left, alone. so what do we have now? a car, the change in our pockets and each other? it sounds romantic as **** but you've always been the poet here. I'm just the guy who sits behind this frozen wheel and drives because it’s easier than warming my hands and when I tear your heart out the cold numbs your chest so you can’t even feel it. have you ever felt anything? have you felt me, baby? has this whole ******* existence of mine been in vain? because your lip jutting out is like a shard of broken glass and I've got the oddest premonition that it can slice me to ribbons if you would just move your head and look at me. baby, please. look at me. let me know I'm alive so I can die for you.
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Thinking of thee makes me feel love; Love so sweet and deeper than mine. Unlike the winds, I cannot move; Unlike the sun, I cannot shine. To be thy own love is my dream; no more my past, nor but of him. He once filled my heart and destroyed; He lent me an unthoughtful joy. To dream of him is but a pain; Thoughts that shall fray in feeble rain. Shall never I want him again; Only my curses, shall remain. Like butterflies in the garden Thy images flirt 'bout like heaven Thou art handsomer than glosses; Even more p'rilous than roses. Thou shall cure me of all torments; Thou shall be my real gentleman. Best of the stories I invent, A tame hero; a loyal friend. He is a past too far away; He whose worries are past dismay; He traced my path last September; out of autumn fogs and winter. He lured me into his foresight; let me astray in memory. He knows nothing of wrong and right; He is too blind to say sorry. Far I'd wandered past cliffs and beaches; Until thy heart came into view. Thou turned backwards within my reach; Bringing me fresh feelings and clues. Thou found me 'gain in summer's bliss, Thou stole my love from heart of his. I saw in thy bright complexion, Neither lies nor trepidations. Thou art worth all salutations, The ringing joys of fond prayers. Thou art the fruit of all seasons, Son of truth and a fast healer. Thou art the song of morn and night; Thou art Lantern to all delight. To be with thee is'a great blessing; As are t'ese crazes, and love feelings. And being with thee feels just right; To breathe by thee at a holy night. Thou art profuse, like yon foliage; Good as my dreams, of marriage.
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Jun 8, 2013
Jun 8, 2013 at 3:31 PM UTC
To be Thy Love
Thinking of thee makes me feel love; Love so sweet and deeper than mine. Unlike the winds, I cannot move; Unlike the sun, I cannot shine. To be thy own love is my dream; no more my past, nor but of him. He once filled my heart and destroyed; He lent me an unthoughtful joy. To dream of him is but a pain; Thoughts that shall fray in feeble rain. Shall never I want him again; Only my curses, shall remain. Like butterflies in the garden Thy images flirt 'bout like heaven Thou art handsomer than glosses; Even more p'rilous than roses. Thou shall cure me of all torments; Thou shall be my real gentleman. Best of the stories I invent, A tame hero; a loyal friend. He is a past too far away; He whose worries are past dismay; He traced my path last September; out of autumn fogs and winter. He lured me into his foresight; let me astray in memory. He knows nothing of wrong and right; He is too blind to say sorry. Far I'd wandered past cliffs and beaches; Until thy heart came into view. Thou turned backwards within my reach; Bringing me fresh feelings and clues. Thou found me 'gain in summer's bliss, Thou stole my love from heart of his. I saw in thy bright complexion, Neither lies nor trepidations. Thou art worth all salutations, The ringing joys of fond prayers. Thou art the fruit of all seasons, Son of truth and a fast healer. Thou art the song of morn and night; Thou art Lantern to all delight. To be with thee is'a great blessing; As are t'ese crazes, and love feelings. And being with thee feels just right; To breathe by thee at a holy night. Thou art profuse, like yon foliage; Good as my dreams, of marriage.
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The ******* took the beauty, and it wasn't because he's handsomer, wealthier, or more caffeinated-- as you supposed, Christopher. It was timing. She was lonely. He was there. Chris, you were typing an email.
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Jul 15, 2012
Jul 15, 2012 at 12:51 AM UTC
to answer your question
More grease to your elbows We say, I hear Why not? Why not? More paraffin to your elbows We will go on a honey-moon We say, I hear Why not? Why not? We will go on a sugar-noon Full-stop We say, I hear Why not? Why not Fool-stop Slap slapped, sleep slept We say, I hear Why not? Why not? Slap slapped, sleep sleeped I own ten sheep and fishes We say, I hear Why not? Why not? I own ten sheeps and fishes He is going to three stadia and banks We say, I hear Why not? Why not? He is going to three stadiums and banks Tall, taller and handsome, more handsome We say, I hear Why not? Why not? Tall, taller and handsome handsomer Give him his book, and give her, her book We say, I hear Why not? Why not? Give him, him book, and give her, her book Shall, should and must, must We say, I hear Why not? Why not? Shall and should and must, mould This world of nays and yays We say, I hear We say, I hear This world of ups and downs This crazy world of English Why not, why not Why not, why not Where I am so proud to be an alien.
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Oct 28, 2015
Oct 28, 2015 at 4:45 AM UTC
English
It is true I am here, and have finally arrived at my fifty eighth year. I have beaten the odds and those rotten sods who never gave me a break, take a look at me now,I am getting younger and handsomer but don't ask me how. It must be in the genes or so it seems,it is certainly not down to a lifetime of abstainence,there's not a chance of it being so,I really don't know the reason why, I am feeling more sprightly as the years pass on by but I am. This old ham is ageing and ready for staging a comeback come back tour,poor I may be, but comebacks come back and they're generally free. Happy birthday to me,and fifty eight times I love the sound of it, and it even rhymes. It is true that there were times I was blue,suicidal at best when never my best,when sometimes the best of you is lost like the rest of you and the only thing you can do, is map out a route for the bullet you shoot from the gun,oh what fun,what glee,happy birthday to me. I am safe now and secure and back on the road, where recovery is a load off my mind,which is mine now and finding it clear in my fifty eighth year is a gift from the Gods and those rotten sods who never gave me a break,take a look at me shine,you made me feel all the time like an outcast,passed through 'til the last man was out for a duck, ha, you can just **** it and see, it's a happy birthday full of mirth day and I'm very glad to say it's all mine.
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Apr 30, 2014
Apr 30, 2014 at 8:44 PM UTC
58 not out
The ocean never cared, only carried. The universe never felt, but swelled. At the start must have been a **** fine time to be alive, but there then is the here now. Nostalgia proud. Feasting on the delicacy from a moment of childhood blur. The rapture is not waiting for you, nor me. The rest of them neither, just entropy and ether. A dalliance, daily fawning. Morning stretches and yawning, two moments of apex excess. Then the dusk rusts the sky, belts tightened 'round younger necks. Begging to be bled instead of sexed. Every margin scrawled with the cat-calls of handsomer men. Opinions stolen from anonymous ponderings of "Remember when?" The fates would have us conclude, due to their rules. That taut strings fraught with change are messy wirings. But if a slant rhyme can still give your skin ****** Then perfection for its own sake should be dismissed.
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Aug 5, 2018
Aug 5, 2018 at 5:06 AM UTC
Untitled
Was water my lover? And due another question Of mercy and its lover, so your... A choice made; a house of blessings? A church that ****** my brains out Named clergy's epistle A wish I followed till kingdom's come's pout I fear you like a smile in the world... Awkward promises To begin an ending that thought more Than the race of love, before it loses A handsomer prayer, for a devil called forth...? Shame, we run like your future Silver tongues, golden lungs Longing for tomorrow, like a few was certain... To wish again; who is mere and who is strong? This kiss cost me, a mercy's shadow Simple risk's and rises of sincerity, found With a second prayer, of wind and rain to owe That asked, is it all right to admit allowed? Tales of presumption, a city of angel's Quiet was my need, like a chat to lead The service of an ideal, that keeps you well... Acts, deed and time, to look far ahead The sound you swim with... Poise, can a fish remember your hands? Or the feet of austere powers, that meant... A look of life, to and with the might of lands Swallow our pride? Thus said the fury of anger: Liberty is a long run with a heart full of shied... That a season has its own for a care to wonder By and asked the spirit of me... In the mind of mercy Is a wisdom to know, sharing is energy With the time to say, is love waiting on history? Thank you, for a prayer I stir in the hands of another I take for worth, and the beauty of care Which when asked, why is God a timidity to bother?
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Feb 9, 2025
Feb 9, 2025 at 4:18 PM UTC
Letting Love, Answer A Letter...
Was water my lover? And due another question Of mercy and its lover, so your... A choice made; a house of blessings? A church that ****** my brains out Named clergy's epistle A wish I followed till kingdom's come's pout I fear you like a smile in the world... Awkward promises To begin an ending that thought more Than the race of love, before it loses A handsomer prayer, for a devil called forth...? Shame, we run like your future Silver tongues, golden lungs Longing for tomorrow, like a few was certain... To wish again; who is mere and who is strong? This kiss cost me, a mercy's shadow Simple risk's and rises of sincerity, found With a second prayer, of wind and rain to owe That asked, is it all right to admit allowed? Tales of presumption, a city of angel's Quiet was my need, like a chat to lead The service of an ideal, that keeps you well... Acts, deed and time, to look far ahead The sound you swim with... Poise, can a fish remember your hands? Or the feet of austere powers, that meant... A look of life, to and with the might of lands Swallow our pride? Thus said the fury of anger: Liberty is a long run with a heart full of shied... That a season has its own for a care to wonder By and asked the spirit of me... In the mind of mercy Is a wisdom to know, sharing is energy With the time to say, is love waiting on history? Thank you, for a prayer I stir in the hands of another I take for worth, and the beauty of care Which when asked, why is God a timidity to bother?
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In the scattered night, down from Trinity Bay, where the primary schoolers kiss under the docks, I cup my hands; I gather sand; I drink the sand. I name every grain, every star. I'm vibrating. Transforming. I'm floating above myself--this is a defense mechanism, a necessary one, a beautiful one. Tonight, I want to live. I want to live all the time. I want a dark-haired woman to coddle me. I want a dark-haired woman to kick my *** I want a dark-haired woman to wear me thin, wear the endings of my nerves smooth. Transfigured salt, transfigured sand, transfigured sky. You may want to write this down. You may want to record this. I'm going to breathe myself backward; I'm going to become handsomer, stronger, younger. I'm full bottle, I'm chime, I'm breeze. Wait. Listen. You might just delight in me.
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Apr 27, 2019
Apr 27, 2019 at 1:54 AM UTC
All Melody
No fork No spoon, until life looms No knife, without friendship to implore No plate, to make a wish without room... For more... Special is the need Of compelling, to understate sore Feelings about the rue and the role of thee Sent to sweet for an eventual chastity The chiding of gall, to subsume, we favor The limit's of worth, a world can save, by vanity Of coolly and calmly clashing with a problem's suitor Spare or seasoned The tale you seek, came with the force of promises Made and sometimes fate, is a fickle keep, of reasoned Many to jump into an argument, of sense and the nobility of lives Know fork, the taste of complexity, to give rage a gift Know spoon, the till and the handsomer will of cordiality Know knife, for itself, the common and the baring eyes of distance Know plate, coming here and now with a future for you, nativity
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Jul 8, 2022
Jul 8, 2022 at 10:37 PM UTC
The Mortal Coil On A Curious Table (They've)