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You Are the Texture ………………………… **~ for all of you, you, you poet~** Impasto “**is a technique used in painting, where paint is laid on an area of the surface thickly, usually thick enough that the brush or  painting- knife strokes are visible. Paint can also be mixed right on to the canvas. When dry, impasto provides texture; the paint appears as if, to be coming out of the canvas.**” <1:47pm> Cut & Paste *is a technique used in poetry writing, we refer back to our visions, heard words, the eyeful, the earful, scents, the reads read, all in the mind’s palette blended, thickly, but when the merging fused, every word~in~coloration, it is unique, reincarnation, copying impossible. The imagery, cut and pasted from thy heart and soul, upon canvas, your poems~pieces each appear* ***as you-are-texture, you becoming out of, you, the canvas. <2:04pm> Postscript*** ……………… it is not lost on me that the scars, our words, herein, as we note all too frequently, almost casually, are, can be, those selfsame words/painting-knife employed for our first and foremost canvas we utilize, ourselves… our bodies, our very selves salved
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Jun 24, 2023
Jun 24, 2023 at 8:06 AM UTC
Impasto vs. Cut & Paste: You Are the Texture
Poor little octopus. Big head and eight tentacles but no ***** ***** or testicles. What's that, you say? Then how do these poor little cephalopods buck such terrible odds when they feel like a ****** agenda and they don't have any pudenda? Well, it's quite simple, really. He hands her ***** on a tentacle and what do you suppose? She says, thank you very much, and sticks it up her nose! Honest. No dinner first or shoulder massage, she just whacks it up her nasal passage. You can be quite sure this is an amazing olfactory aperture. So the moral is, don't complicate a simple process. When you're feeling frisky, *** need not be tricky. Just consider the inventiveness of the octopus with no ***** or a ******** Because it's the ingenuity of the octopus, not it's ****** act, that we should court. Compared to the octopus, the human nose is naught. It's too high up and tight for such naughty, wicked sport.   Also, such a human act is fraught with political incorrectness.   A gentleman who tries this little rort to get the girls to snort and says, up your nostril, madam, might all too well receive a rude retort. Or even worse! I say herein lies food for thought.                                                                                      Mike T Minehan
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Feb 5, 2013
Feb 5, 2013 at 5:15 PM UTC
Octopussies
I'm head starting the challenging life 12th grade decides my future strife. Herein lies the mystery of tomorrow Destiny of the mighty ship in my carefull row. Not asking for incredible flourishing results But delivering support for my stupendous work. Not asking for imaginative unreachable marks But holding my hands to provide the best of myself. Not asking to pour elixir for hardwork devoid outcome But strolling me through the gates of earnestness. Not asking for your substitution in me But to confront me with your intrepid grace. Not asking for grade ten replica But lending me the same earnest virtue. Help me ignore the incompatible watchers, To provide the least hope of comparing Falling in despair in other's successful fruits. But to help better and improvise my solitary results And shelter me in your house of modesty. No beneficial ranks but the submissive marks that lends a hair to my cognitive efforts To grant me light in the death of night. Let me blossom as tranquily as the sunflower Yet not vanish in the glory of jubliation But gradually offer me petals And extend the reliance day by day. Mindful and heeding my compatible hardwork Finally, let me conquer the glamorous colour Of my utmost individuality. Rehabilating the small hopes intro pristine reality Aware of the hunger turning to lime light To strike a chord for my year before. Take me on your hands, float me through legitimate mistakes, rip me apart in the wave of unquenchable thirst and finally wrap me out as a champion badge of jaded grade twelve. Finally, Bless me God, provide eternal marvels Bless me God, honour the righteous path As the testimony of your judicious grace Bless me God, I'm starting life (grade twelve)
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Jul 16, 2014
Jul 16, 2014 at 2:52 AM UTC
Bless me God, I'm Starting Life
I'm head starting the challenging life 12th grade decides my future strife. Herein lies the mystery of tomorrow Destiny of the mighty ship in my carefull row. Not asking for incredible flourishing results But delivering support for my stupendous work. Not asking for imaginative unreachable marks But holding my hands to provide the best of myself. Not asking to pour elixir for hardwork devoid outcome But strolling me through the gates of earnestness. Not asking for your substitution in me But to confront me with your intrepid grace. Not asking for grade ten replica But lending me the same earnest virtue. Help me ignore the incompatible watchers, To provide the least hope of comparing Falling in despair in other's successful fruits. But to help better and improvise my solitary results And shelter me in your house of modesty. No beneficial ranks but the submissive marks that lends a hair to my cognitive efforts To grant me light in the death of night. Let me blossom as tranquily as the sunflower Yet not vanish in the glory of jubliation But gradually offer me petals And extend the reliance day by day. Mindful and heeding my compatible hardwork Finally, let me conquer the glamorous colour Of my utmost individuality. Rehabilating the small hopes intro pristine reality Aware of the hunger turning to lime light To strike a chord for my year before. Take me on your hands, float me through legitimate mistakes, rip me apart in the wave of unquenchable thirst and finally wrap me out as a champion badge of jaded grade twelve. Finally, Bless me God, provide eternal marvels Bless me God, honour the righteous path As the testimony of your judicious grace Bless me God, I'm starting life (grade twelve)
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In My Salad Days Salad Days **Wikipedia: Modern use, especially in the United States, refers to a person's heyday when somebody was at the peak of his/her abilities, not necessarily in that person's youth.**                         ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Salad Hints of tints of golden pear skins, combine with ruby'd cranberries each a face, the cheeks of alcoholic old men, each wrinkle, a life's recording. All are mates for the marcona almonds nestling, playing hide n' go seeking tween silk sheeted leaves of butter lettuce. All dressed to the nines, underneath a top hatted, cravatted, Fred Astaire marinade. Coated, bathed, loved, protected by a vinegar of balsams, aged grape must, pressed, a lovely, desirable color, a brown and bronzed rust, pressed, then left, to easy rest for oh so many years, like I do, easy resting, when  you feed me in My Salad Days. The Days Though it was a life,  decades destructed Millenniums of de minimus, Forty plus Seders of exile, of hell, Marked by promises, whispers, horseradish tears of Next Year and Jerusalem, Time steeped in a tradition of patient waiting. Each year, recorded by a spot of red wine Purposely Spilled, By my father on unbleached Passover tablecloth, To example, to symbolize that Messiness in life, Is O.K. The Salad Days Salad served with irony generous, When beard greyed and scraggly, White speckled, wisps of sea salt, All my youthful greenery, long wilted. Yet the words herein writ are my Afikomen, my just dessert, My victory song of Hallelujah Just before we eat, celebrating My Feast of Ascension, marking a Delayed Arrival, yet right-on time of My Salad Days. It was only when I was resurrected as two bodies, A pair of cuffed links coupled, In My Salad Days, With the taste of freedom, A first-born infant survivor, Was I rebirthed, and to the fore, risen. When words fell from smiling lips, and Rain and tears flew upwards, and Each and every breath was an Amen.
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Aug 15, 2013
Aug 15, 2013 at 1:44 PM UTC
In My Salad Days
In My Salad Days Salad Days **Wikipedia: Modern use, especially in the United States, refers to a person's heyday when somebody was at the peak of his/her abilities, not necessarily in that person's youth.**                         ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Salad Hints of tints of golden pear skins, combine with ruby'd cranberries each a face, the cheeks of alcoholic old men, each wrinkle, a life's recording. All are mates for the marcona almonds nestling, playing hide n' go seeking tween silk sheeted leaves of butter lettuce. All dressed to the nines, underneath a top hatted, cravatted, Fred Astaire marinade. Coated, bathed, loved, protected by a vinegar of balsams, aged grape must, pressed, a lovely, desirable color, a brown and bronzed rust, pressed, then left, to easy rest for oh so many years, like I do, easy resting, when  you feed me in My Salad Days. The Days Though it was a life,  decades destructed Millenniums of de minimus, Forty plus Seders of exile, of hell, Marked by promises, whispers, horseradish tears of Next Year and Jerusalem, Time steeped in a tradition of patient waiting. Each year, recorded by a spot of red wine Purposely Spilled, By my father on unbleached Passover tablecloth, To example, to symbolize that Messiness in life, Is O.K. The Salad Days Salad served with irony generous, When beard greyed and scraggly, White speckled, wisps of sea salt, All my youthful greenery, long wilted. Yet the words herein writ are my Afikomen, my just dessert, My victory song of Hallelujah Just before we eat, celebrating My Feast of Ascension, marking a Delayed Arrival, yet right-on time of My Salad Days. It was only when I was resurrected as two bodies, A pair of cuffed links coupled, In My Salad Days, With the taste of freedom, A first-born infant survivor, Was I rebirthed, and to the fore, risen. When words fell from smiling lips, and Rain and tears flew upwards, and Each and every breath was an Amen.
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I slept with her, my rapacious pen, took me in quiet vengeance in full on conjugation raken and taken, me, her overlording me now, her authorship, so long held in my maledom abeyance, a kept imprisonment, unleashing at last, a tongue lashing~leashing, de-spite my un-desirous craven lying supplications, excuses of innocence and accident, coincidence and conflation, ashes, ashes, denials incinerated, all fall down she wrote/stabbed upon my heartless chest, in the cheap crudités colors of a prisoner’s inking, “user of words mine, all mine” gathered up my innards of loose words, speculative notes & titles yet to be, born and kept hid in password protected silent back labor files, now hers, leaving me sputtering, unable to create, a homeless mute citizen, possession-less, helplessly hoping her hovering harlequin might relent, without any shelter, even a glimmering, a single aleph or bet she celebratory cackled and clawed, professed her reclamation ownership of all my poems predecessors, zola j’accusing that I, ripped from her forcibly, with no granted permission, her womanly touché of my scribing, warning of no more global warming for my unprivileged hands, daren’t try for pretenses of stolen legal guardianship, warning of a new, forced caining inscription, a tattooing of  “thief” upon my 5 knuckled right ****** “plagiarist” boldly inked in back & blue upon my left palm I, predator, she, victim, of my now self-professed, admitted confess, she, my single victim, of a decade long serializing criminal coverup her parting poem a threatening, herein issued in this very verse, damning all who would falsely credit themselves, to suffer shame and an unimaginable curse, this, the newborn eleventh of ten commandments parting, she kissing my lips, even my emptied apertures, with warning bitings, she knew all my my numerous noms de guerre, no dead scrolls caves to hid in, and to be discovered some future day, and if ever marked as copyrighted, ’twas no tunneling escape, the exposed truth to be over-stamped upon all, upon each, in every language, ”copied right from the tongue of a woman!” and she would be wright...
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May 23, 2019
May 23, 2019 at 10:10 AM UTC
slept with my rapacious pen (she, full on conjugation)
I slept with her, my rapacious pen, took me in quiet vengeance in full on conjugation raken and taken, me, her overlording me now, her authorship, so long held in my maledom abeyance, a kept imprisonment, unleashing at last, a tongue lashing~leashing, de-spite my un-desirous craven lying supplications, excuses of innocence and accident, coincidence and conflation, ashes, ashes, denials incinerated, all fall down she wrote/stabbed upon my heartless chest, in the cheap crudités colors of a prisoner’s inking, “user of words mine, all mine” gathered up my innards of loose words, speculative notes & titles yet to be, born and kept hid in password protected silent back labor files, now hers, leaving me sputtering, unable to create, a homeless mute citizen, possession-less, helplessly hoping her hovering harlequin might relent, without any shelter, even a glimmering, a single aleph or bet she celebratory cackled and clawed, professed her reclamation ownership of all my poems predecessors, zola j’accusing that I, ripped from her forcibly, with no granted permission, her womanly touché of my scribing, warning of no more global warming for my unprivileged hands, daren’t try for pretenses of stolen legal guardianship, warning of a new, forced caining inscription, a tattooing of  “thief” upon my 5 knuckled right ****** “plagiarist” boldly inked in back & blue upon my left palm I, predator, she, victim, of my now self-professed, admitted confess, she, my single victim, of a decade long serializing criminal coverup her parting poem a threatening, herein issued in this very verse, damning all who would falsely credit themselves, to suffer shame and an unimaginable curse, this, the newborn eleventh of ten commandments parting, she kissing my lips, even my emptied apertures, with warning bitings, she knew all my my numerous noms de guerre, no dead scrolls caves to hid in, and to be discovered some future day, and if ever marked as copyrighted, ’twas no tunneling escape, the exposed truth to be over-stamped upon all, upon each, in every language, ”copied right from the tongue of a woman!” and she would be wright...
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899 Herein a Blossom lies— A Sepulchre, between— Cross it, and overcome the Bee— Remain—’tis but a Rind.
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Herein a Blossom lies
The Doctor has a Sense of Humor! <|> give a surgeon a scalpel and an excuse, and the artist emerges, for creativity is a good surgeon’s natural habitat Sure, sure, there’s a plan, with best and acceptable outcomes, but when messing with a real heart, a sly ***** with numerous deceptive guises at its disposal, you never for sure never know, despite all the advanced imaging techniques, exactly what you will find once you go spelunking in caves of life and death so, he takes a bit from here, and a bob or two from there, there a cut, here an incision deep, Old McDonald provided a body, or a canvas, and the Doc is happy. So I uncover holes where he probed, redeploying the healthy, like a good designer, Doc rearranges and repairs, a travelogue of splicing and dicing, his handiwork Now standing over you for many hours, can get tiring, though each ***** be different, unique even, but leaving a little marker, a stylized signature, is well, is the rightful discretion of the artiste! So you can imagine my surprise when the tubes removed (ouch!) the bandages ripped off in a signature move of a delighted nurse whose loves seeing grown men cry from lesser trivialities, you cannot imagine my surprise when I discovered my new tattoo, upon my chest front and center! *Herein please find your heart repaired, and revitalized: Please Note! We guarantee our work for minimum 15 years (Aug. 3, 2038), but our disclaimer we assume NO  responsibility after that if you should happen to live for 30 YEARS or more* Dr. P.
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Sep 21, 2023
Sep 21, 2023 at 7:58 AM UTC
My Doctor has a Sense of Humor!
The Doctor has a Sense of Humor! <|> give a surgeon a scalpel and an excuse, and the artist emerges, for creativity is a good surgeon’s natural habitat Sure, sure, there’s a plan, with best and acceptable outcomes, but when messing with a real heart, a sly ***** with numerous deceptive guises at its disposal, you never for sure never know, despite all the advanced imaging techniques, exactly what you will find once you go spelunking in caves of life and death so, he takes a bit from here, and a bob or two from there, there a cut, here an incision deep, Old McDonald provided a body, or a canvas, and the Doc is happy. So I uncover holes where he probed, redeploying the healthy, like a good designer, Doc rearranges and repairs, a travelogue of splicing and dicing, his handiwork Now standing over you for many hours, can get tiring, though each ***** be different, unique even, but leaving a little marker, a stylized signature, is well, is the rightful discretion of the artiste! So you can imagine my surprise when the tubes removed (ouch!) the bandages ripped off in a signature move of a delighted nurse whose loves seeing grown men cry from lesser trivialities, you cannot imagine my surprise when I discovered my new tattoo, upon my chest front and center! *Herein please find your heart repaired, and revitalized: Please Note! We guarantee our work for minimum 15 years (Aug. 3, 2038), but our disclaimer we assume NO  responsibility after that if you should happen to live for 30 YEARS or more* Dr. P.
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http://hellopoetry.com/search/poems/?q=Betterdays **as is my wanton wont, when stumbling upon a new voice, the passed baton is herein handed off** am old man. my poetic voice is just memories that are repetitive lies and lines. speak in simple sentences declarative. this is nature's way. darkness approaching is indeed my au courant poem, mon actuellement. I have seen better days. I have read betterdays. now I am upset, distraught. here come another young hot bright votive voice, and I am being asked to believe that there are still words that raise hopes of betterdays. her bed chip crumbs, delighting, leave crumbs of pleasure in my soul. l like her big word poems, that leave me, fill me by: *siphoning all in a parched gluttony leaving behind a viscous residue and few glassine portals into a reflective world* better yet I love her mothering little god poems, letting me remember little boys who once loved a father *little god love radiant is thy smile, smallboy love, exudes from you, like a flower god's nectar, bestowed, with negligent love, upon a mother's world. i will drink my fill, everyday, whilst i can, for far to soon will you grow up.* don't speak eastern Australian, tackers and doona's, no clue, blue cats are a foreign breed, but the cat of this starfish mother, shares my literary tastes: *him, nestled, on the second, to uppermost stay, of the third bookshelf, in the study. he has filed himself, between, ogden nash and proust and it is there, he plans to stay.* let me not go on and in deeper, lest I delay you from her pleasuring thy tasted untested senses. so here I am all grumpified (at my age, you can make up your own words) unsure if un or satisfied, knowing that a woman, word whips me into a soothing frenzy of creamy morning coffee verbosity, a captive taker of life's ungrandest moments, poems of them, make to glory come. somewhere in the world, a woman writes of plain goodness of simple strife and simple lives, makes methinks that there could be betterdays still ahead, better poets surely, than me, and the day starts well
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Mar 29, 2014
Mar 29, 2014 at 8:50 AM UTC
betterdays (read the new poets March 2014)
http://hellopoetry.com/search/poems/?q=Betterdays **as is my wanton wont, when stumbling upon a new voice, the passed baton is herein handed off** am old man. my poetic voice is just memories that are repetitive lies and lines. speak in simple sentences declarative. this is nature's way. darkness approaching is indeed my au courant poem, mon actuellement. I have seen better days. I have read betterdays. now I am upset, distraught. here come another young hot bright votive voice, and I am being asked to believe that there are still words that raise hopes of betterdays. her bed chip crumbs, delighting, leave crumbs of pleasure in my soul. l like her big word poems, that leave me, fill me by: *siphoning all in a parched gluttony leaving behind a viscous residue and few glassine portals into a reflective world* better yet I love her mothering little god poems, letting me remember little boys who once loved a father *little god love radiant is thy smile, smallboy love, exudes from you, like a flower god's nectar, bestowed, with negligent love, upon a mother's world. i will drink my fill, everyday, whilst i can, for far to soon will you grow up.* don't speak eastern Australian, tackers and doona's, no clue, blue cats are a foreign breed, but the cat of this starfish mother, shares my literary tastes: *him, nestled, on the second, to uppermost stay, of the third bookshelf, in the study. he has filed himself, between, ogden nash and proust and it is there, he plans to stay.* let me not go on and in deeper, lest I delay you from her pleasuring thy tasted untested senses. so here I am all grumpified (at my age, you can make up your own words) unsure if un or satisfied, knowing that a woman, word whips me into a soothing frenzy of creamy morning coffee verbosity, a captive taker of life's ungrandest moments, poems of them, make to glory come. somewhere in the world, a woman writes of plain goodness of simple strife and simple lives, makes methinks that there could be betterdays still ahead, better poets surely, than me, and the day starts well
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*She is essence of la bella donna,     herein lies the paradigm mid        ***** pearls & nightshade's poison, exhales echoes of dark crescent moons &         sandalwood's perfumed incense burning sentience of duality's seasonings    'tween contradiction 'neath her own breath,   born to gypsy souls 'twixt a solar eclipse     she worried naught what society thought, her poetry was incalculably beyond measure      neither less than or more than incurable,    rendered nuances as a badge of significant honor       gaily whirling beyond distinctive contrasts,             'neath importance of individuality's calling       amidst her own unique indulgent nature,                   dazzling sensuality's intrinsic whimsy*
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Jul 19, 2015
Jul 19, 2015 at 4:06 PM UTC
Bella Donna's Intrinsic Nuances
Lost in the wanderings Through the ancient paths Covered in anonymity Long before they saw light Many civilizations perished Unaware wanderings Lead the heart to unknown territories Lost in the midst of nowhere But have found an existence Uncanny feelings awaken A realization of the lost soul Finally, it has found Crowd of humanity could not spare From the least known places The soul has found a treasure trove Wandering through meanderings Directed the lost traveler To a place of wonder and clarity Herein lies the truth Immerse yourself in silence To celebrate the new realization
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 6:54 AM UTC
Wanderings
As fast as thou shalt wane, so fast thou grow’st In one of thine, from that which thou departest, And that fresh blood which youngly thou bestow’st, Thou mayst call thine when thou from youth convertest. Herein lives wisdom, beauty, and increase; Without this folly, age, and cold decay, If all were minded so, the times should cease, And threescore year would make the world away. Let those whom Nature hath not made for store, Harsh, featureless, and rude, barrenly perish; Look whom she best endowed, she gave the more, Which bounteous gift thou shouldst in bounty cherish. She carved thee for her seal, and meant thereby, Thou shouldst print more, not let that copy die.
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Sonnet 011: As Fast As Thou Shalt Wane, So Fast Thou Grow’st
herein lies common fault - loosely hanging on a speculative conjecture      than exact detail. mind's prison- asylum. you go in to see furtive showcases of the many names walking without faces. you went in without invitation. only or abstract solicitation. there is something that sinks deeper than marrow, blows colder than December winnow, something that burgeons beyond naked sense. inside this lair, conflated you are with bent question marks to their distinct, curved smallnesses. you peek into the window of my eyes and inside this airless vault, we are both heavy with staring at each other dripping and bare-all, yet this rigmarole of eyes contain their visceral silences still. i stripped them all of their voices and they only look at each other with onerous eyes, pondering about their places, answerless and just whirling in capacitous space --
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Sep 20, 2015
Sep 20, 2015 at 3:50 AM UTC
Kafka
As a footnote, I’ve always held a certain regard for those plentiful fruits. Raspberries. Small and juicy and sweet. Quick and easy. Now, it’s apples on the other hand I heavily despise. To eat an apple is to make a commitment. Society generally frowns upon those who eat half an apple, just to toss out the rest. And most people are not exactly bargaining for your leftovers once they’re brown and teeth marked. Apple eating is a long and rigorous ordeal. Halfway through, the raw parts begin to stain or dry and when you’re finally finished, you’ve still got to deal with that core and the skin that’s stuck in your teeth. Herein, apples and commitments become synonymous. Convenience, the antonym. Raspberries, however, are miniature, and zesty, and only last for a matter of seconds. Not unlike ideal high school relationships.
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Feb 12, 2016
Feb 12, 2016 at 9:07 PM UTC
Raspberry Science Sass
genuine so many ordinary bees in our vocab hive, workers, important, but rarely seen, some never, or rarely trotted out, no-fresh air, we just must be too too, too busy, busy had occasion to employ said titular queen word recently, a love story that strummed a chord of the randomness of good love, genuine slipped out unexpectedly, this word, a crowning modifier to a love poem herein written truly a word not used too often, perhaps because we live in a time when it is a quality rare, though much celebrated, like so much, has becomes a debated talking point but genuine is not hard to be uncovered, it has a warmth heater generator internal, a signal signal, that is hard to be disguised or mistaken but our sensitivities are dulled, easily misled, by the shouting and the latent bitterness that runs through the veins of our ordinary conversations, making it more difficult to believe our five sensory discernments, to what is, and what is not, but love, perhaps, is a genuine genetic, at a cellular level quality that has evolved over millennia, so easier to spot, it’s heated hot, and awhy a love story should be the focus causation of my happiness, that it yet thrives, and functions and supplies we humans, a chance to see, to believe, that genuine yet exists, inward and unwarped, within we ordinaries
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Jan 20, 2025
Jan 20, 2025 at 9:19 AM UTC
Genuine Genuine
***“Who will judge, as many trudge through mud, mucking up the rug, a coating of clay formed by God on a particular day. Yet talent is ingrained, whether sane or insane, and verse is treasure or a curse, unrehearsed, dispersed for all to see, will they applaud or disparage, this marriage of mind and rhyme, by design aligned, a sign of the times...”*** ms. patty m ~~~ once again a thunderbolt command hits between the eyes, on-right the precise spot where the head aches with desire to fulfill the write! but to what can I add to this encompassing question already better answered by the questioner? who will judge indeed! all the time and far too often, the flotsam rises to the surface, when better left ignored, while the jetsam jets nowhere, buried deep though breathing yet, on unseen sea bottom of ignorance, luck of the draw by one who designs, who aligns, a capricious starscape in the firmament as well as the infirmity & ignominy of caskets lying quiet in sea trenches that the answer herein contained, a supposition, a poor poets speculation, a soul’s lactation, the very question is a cyclone bomb by competents who are blinded+bound+blessed by incomprehension the only judge and jury is your forefingers tip, if it tremble a-slight when caressing the key called send, your cellular fiber has adjudged worthy, and no dare disagree talent and distinction randomly and irrationally distributed, but the courageous caress of a send key pressed, is all that is needed to impress the only judge and jury that authorized you in advance to love yourself insanely well enough to write and to send for a request for sentencing
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Mar 14, 2019
Mar 14, 2019 at 11:31 AM UTC
Who will judge?
***“Who will judge, as many trudge through mud, mucking up the rug, a coating of clay formed by God on a particular day. Yet talent is ingrained, whether sane or insane, and verse is treasure or a curse, unrehearsed, dispersed for all to see, will they applaud or disparage, this marriage of mind and rhyme, by design aligned, a sign of the times...”*** ms. patty m ~~~ once again a thunderbolt command hits between the eyes, on-right the precise spot where the head aches with desire to fulfill the write! but to what can I add to this encompassing question already better answered by the questioner? who will judge indeed! all the time and far too often, the flotsam rises to the surface, when better left ignored, while the jetsam jets nowhere, buried deep though breathing yet, on unseen sea bottom of ignorance, luck of the draw by one who designs, who aligns, a capricious starscape in the firmament as well as the infirmity & ignominy of caskets lying quiet in sea trenches that the answer herein contained, a supposition, a poor poets speculation, a soul’s lactation, the very question is a cyclone bomb by competents who are blinded+bound+blessed by incomprehension the only judge and jury is your forefingers tip, if it tremble a-slight when caressing the key called send, your cellular fiber has adjudged worthy, and no dare disagree talent and distinction randomly and irrationally distributed, but the courageous caress of a send key pressed, is all that is needed to impress the only judge and jury that authorized you in advance to love yourself insanely well enough to write and to send for a request for sentencing
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The Other Woman (Kisses Incessant) *There always is one. I am a man, and yes that's my excuse. It's not as if I kept her hid from your penetrating eyes.^ She has icing on  her nose, Heart shaped sunglasses hiding her pizazz, She knows about my other woman too. I write love poems for her too, Like this one.* Kisses incessant, ten thousand for the present, ten thousand more, stored away for the future, secreted in this poem lest my lips dare to forget how! Hugs galore, beyond no more, limitless, defying foolish boundaries of "enough, grandpa!" Limit is an artifice, a mind-made precipice, kisses for the children, are ethereal, open sky-wide, limitless, here and now, forever, for herein, an oath sworn, taken. Horizons demand demarcation, physical selves, containers for multi-taskers, simultaneous five sense users, ultimately biodegrade after three or four choices made But fret not, rest easy, my love, my darling granddaughter, here and now and yet to come, for the love I feel and the kisses I provide are spiritual cells, that will divide and grow, and never fade **Kisses incessant, one for the present, millions for the future, lest my lips forget how!** Tears now, as I write, thousands more to share with you for when,   the inevitable arrivistes, heartbreak and sadness, Boyfriend troubles, infuse your inexperienced heart Even my best friends, these bespoke words that I string together, for our future together, unneeded, for when I go silent... The reality of this composition of kisses incessant, of hugs galore, tears and thoughts, is for you, for us, for now, for whenever, for our forever, whatever that be, but that too, limitless, for this poem will be stored, incised in our cojoined hearts and in our genes **For my beloved, my Isabel full of Grace Oct 22, 2011**
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Aug 3, 2013
Aug 3, 2013 at 5:20 PM UTC
The Other Woman (Kisses Incessant)
The Other Woman (Kisses Incessant) *There always is one. I am a man, and yes that's my excuse. It's not as if I kept her hid from your penetrating eyes.^ She has icing on  her nose, Heart shaped sunglasses hiding her pizazz, She knows about my other woman too. I write love poems for her too, Like this one.* Kisses incessant, ten thousand for the present, ten thousand more, stored away for the future, secreted in this poem lest my lips dare to forget how! Hugs galore, beyond no more, limitless, defying foolish boundaries of "enough, grandpa!" Limit is an artifice, a mind-made precipice, kisses for the children, are ethereal, open sky-wide, limitless, here and now, forever, for herein, an oath sworn, taken. Horizons demand demarcation, physical selves, containers for multi-taskers, simultaneous five sense users, ultimately biodegrade after three or four choices made But fret not, rest easy, my love, my darling granddaughter, here and now and yet to come, for the love I feel and the kisses I provide are spiritual cells, that will divide and grow, and never fade **Kisses incessant, one for the present, millions for the future, lest my lips forget how!** Tears now, as I write, thousands more to share with you for when,   the inevitable arrivistes, heartbreak and sadness, Boyfriend troubles, infuse your inexperienced heart Even my best friends, these bespoke words that I string together, for our future together, unneeded, for when I go silent... The reality of this composition of kisses incessant, of hugs galore, tears and thoughts, is for you, for us, for now, for whenever, for our forever, whatever that be, but that too, limitless, for this poem will be stored, incised in our cojoined hearts and in our genes **For my beloved, my Isabel full of Grace Oct 22, 2011**
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The Pill Called up big Pharma, Sad and depressed, I told them straight out: Dudes, I need a new karma. *NO problem they cheerfully replied, (later I wondered, which pill they were on) We custom make, haute couture, drug-design, Mood enhancers, in little canisters, You need only supply the cash and the system vascular! Your soul's desire? To be a better wilder, rambler, Or a life calmer, better anchored?* I know what I want, exactly, A pill that removes Specific words From the frontal lobe temple Verbal storage center. *NO problem! (so cheery it was kinda scary) Which words would you like to have Exorcised, annihilated, irradiated, confiscated?* I list from below, from side to side, Let not one be denied, Bury them all in nether-lands, Swamp them under mountains of Granite and sand, Banish them from my lexicon. How much do you charge? But one dollar per word. The list I emailed complete, Herein I reprint. Scars Pain Wound Strain Torture Anguish Disfigure Damage Mar Mutilate Maim Blemish Deface Damage Ruin Distress Afflict Trouble Wound Torment Agonize Sad Suffer Sting Throb Torture Torment Despair Suffer Distress Hurt Vex Trouble Ache Hurt Misery Woe Bitterness Misery Agony Bitter Heartache Afflict Hurt Cut Loathing Shatter Broken Alone Bleed Struggle Self-destruct Monster Nightmare Cornered Darkness Horror Loner Confused Goodbye Suicide Slash Cut Desolate Submerge Dissipate Dead Stinking Enough. Awaiting my concoction sweet, When an answer they begat, A response forthcoming, indeed was snubbing! **Dear Sir/Madam, We regret to inform you that we are unable to manufacture Said item.  Removal of these words would be a violation of Federal Poetry Laws. Sadly yours, Big Pharma P.S. Are you the author of "Yo! Yo! Warning: the government is reading your poetry! (Metadata Mining This Site) on HP?"** P.P.S.  Please do not contact us anymore.
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Jul 16, 2013
Jul 16, 2013 at 1:53 PM UTC
The Pill
The Pill Called up big Pharma, Sad and depressed, I told them straight out: Dudes, I need a new karma. *NO problem they cheerfully replied, (later I wondered, which pill they were on) We custom make, haute couture, drug-design, Mood enhancers, in little canisters, You need only supply the cash and the system vascular! Your soul's desire? To be a better wilder, rambler, Or a life calmer, better anchored?* I know what I want, exactly, A pill that removes Specific words From the frontal lobe temple Verbal storage center. *NO problem! (so cheery it was kinda scary) Which words would you like to have Exorcised, annihilated, irradiated, confiscated?* I list from below, from side to side, Let not one be denied, Bury them all in nether-lands, Swamp them under mountains of Granite and sand, Banish them from my lexicon. How much do you charge? But one dollar per word. The list I emailed complete, Herein I reprint. Scars Pain Wound Strain Torture Anguish Disfigure Damage Mar Mutilate Maim Blemish Deface Damage Ruin Distress Afflict Trouble Wound Torment Agonize Sad Suffer Sting Throb Torture Torment Despair Suffer Distress Hurt Vex Trouble Ache Hurt Misery Woe Bitterness Misery Agony Bitter Heartache Afflict Hurt Cut Loathing Shatter Broken Alone Bleed Struggle Self-destruct Monster Nightmare Cornered Darkness Horror Loner Confused Goodbye Suicide Slash Cut Desolate Submerge Dissipate Dead Stinking Enough. Awaiting my concoction sweet, When an answer they begat, A response forthcoming, indeed was snubbing! **Dear Sir/Madam, We regret to inform you that we are unable to manufacture Said item.  Removal of these words would be a violation of Federal Poetry Laws. Sadly yours, Big Pharma P.S. Are you the author of "Yo! Yo! Warning: the government is reading your poetry! (Metadata Mining This Site) on HP?"** P.P.S.  Please do not contact us anymore.
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YES, the Dead speak to us. This town belongs to the Dead, to the Dead and to the Wilderness. Back of the clamps on a fireproof door they hold the papers of the Dead in a house here And when two living men fall out, when one says the Dead spoke a Yes, and the other says the Dead spoke a No, they go then together to this house. They loosen the clamps and haul at the hasps and try their keys and curse at the locks and the combination numbers. For the teeth of the rats are barred and the tongues of the moths are outlawed and the sun and the air of wind is not wanted. They open a box where a sheet of paper shivers, in a dusty corner shivers with the dry inkdrops of the Dead, the signed names. Here the ink testifies, here we find the say-so, here we learn the layout, now we know where the cities and farms belong. Dead white men and dead red men tested each other with shot and knives: they twisted each others' necks: land was yours if you took and kept it. How are the heads the rain seeps in, the rain-washed knuckles in sod and gumbo? Where the sheets of paper shiver, Back of the hasps and handles, Back of the fireproof clamps, They read what the fingers scribbled, who the land belongs to now-it is herein provided, it is hereby stipulated-the land and all appurtenances thereto and all deposits of oil and gold and coal and silver, and all pockets and repositories of gravel and diamonds, dung and permanganese, and all clover and bumblebees, all bluegrass, johnny-jump-ups, grassroots, springs of running water or rivers or lakes or high spreading trees or hazel bushes or sumach or thorn-apple branches or high in the air the bird nest with spotted blue eggs shaken in the roaming wind of the treetops- So it is scrawled here, "I direct and devise So and so and such and such," And this is the last word. There is nothing more to it. In a shanty out in the Wilderness, ghosts of to-morrow sit, waiting to come and go, to do their job. They will go into the house of the Dead and take the shivering sheets of paper and make a bonfire and dance a deadman's dance over the hissing crisp. In a slang their own the dancers out of the Wilderness will write a paper for the living to read and sign: The dead need peace, the dead need sleep, let the dead have peace and sleep, let the papers of the Dead who fix the lives of the Living, let them be a hissing crisp and ashes, let the young men and the young women forever understand we are through and no longer take the say-so of the Dead; Let the dead have honor from us with our thoughts of them and our thoughts of land and all appurtenances thereto and all deposits of oil and gold and coal and silver, and all pockets and repositories of gravel and diamonds, dung and permanganese, and all clover and bumblebees, all bluegrass, johnny-jump-ups, grassroots, springs of running water or rivers or lakes or high spreading trees or hazel bushes or sumach or thornapple branches or high in the air the bird nest with spotted blue eggs shaken in the roaming wind of the treetops.
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Yes, the Dead Speak to Us
YES, the Dead speak to us. This town belongs to the Dead, to the Dead and to the Wilderness. Back of the clamps on a fireproof door they hold the papers of the Dead in a house here And when two living men fall out, when one says the Dead spoke a Yes, and the other says the Dead spoke a No, they go then together to this house. They loosen the clamps and haul at the hasps and try their keys and curse at the locks and the combination numbers. For the teeth of the rats are barred and the tongues of the moths are outlawed and the sun and the air of wind is not wanted. They open a box where a sheet of paper shivers, in a dusty corner shivers with the dry inkdrops of the Dead, the signed names. Here the ink testifies, here we find the say-so, here we learn the layout, now we know where the cities and farms belong. Dead white men and dead red men tested each other with shot and knives: they twisted each others' necks: land was yours if you took and kept it. How are the heads the rain seeps in, the rain-washed knuckles in sod and gumbo? Where the sheets of paper shiver, Back of the hasps and handles, Back of the fireproof clamps, They read what the fingers scribbled, who the land belongs to now-it is herein provided, it is hereby stipulated-the land and all appurtenances thereto and all deposits of oil and gold and coal and silver, and all pockets and repositories of gravel and diamonds, dung and permanganese, and all clover and bumblebees, all bluegrass, johnny-jump-ups, grassroots, springs of running water or rivers or lakes or high spreading trees or hazel bushes or sumach or thorn-apple branches or high in the air the bird nest with spotted blue eggs shaken in the roaming wind of the treetops- So it is scrawled here, "I direct and devise So and so and such and such," And this is the last word. There is nothing more to it. In a shanty out in the Wilderness, ghosts of to-morrow sit, waiting to come and go, to do their job. They will go into the house of the Dead and take the shivering sheets of paper and make a bonfire and dance a deadman's dance over the hissing crisp. In a slang their own the dancers out of the Wilderness will write a paper for the living to read and sign: The dead need peace, the dead need sleep, let the dead have peace and sleep, let the papers of the Dead who fix the lives of the Living, let them be a hissing crisp and ashes, let the young men and the young women forever understand we are through and no longer take the say-so of the Dead; Let the dead have honor from us with our thoughts of them and our thoughts of land and all appurtenances thereto and all deposits of oil and gold and coal and silver, and all pockets and repositories of gravel and diamonds, dung and permanganese, and all clover and bumblebees, all bluegrass, johnny-jump-ups, grassroots, springs of running water or rivers or lakes or high spreading trees or hazel bushes or sumach or thornapple branches or high in the air the bird nest with spotted blue eggs shaken in the roaming wind of the treetops.
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Herein, laying dormant,     veils of reposed       secrecy 'neath        foamy seascapes'               frenetic passages, languishing below    sunken treasures'      false facades of         reticently rolling             shrouded bluffs,  shaded of darkly impetuous         hued blood in           unceremoniously              bound convolutions, a million ancient      undisclosed shadows hidden,      notwithstanding combative         rumblings of death's          unwelcome sycophancy, depths of centuries'          old unparalleled stories,  whence hush-hush        undulatory influx           of defiant upsurges             and turbulence reside,      that of which only the           winds of indiscretion,                  clandestine spirits                       & gods could surmise ...as  privileged moons watch over amaranthine skeletons
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Jul 26, 2015
Jul 26, 2015 at 6:57 AM UTC
Shrouded Bluffs
The third power of the Sphinx is Courage. "Herein lies the great mystery of the empty throne." ∆ Giddy in the throes of realization,         the Arbiter, imbued with needful action,         takes a great, daring leap across the chasm                 into the implications of knowledge:                 This is It - the Puzzle that Fascinates Itself.                  "You awoke in the Kingdom with eyes closed. In the beginning was the Trapezoid called Control." ∆ Borne by an umbilical Breath to a lens too small to see Itself, Buoyed by the lapping waves, Reason wrought a waking sleep of hallucinations, a sea of dreams and possibilities to become;         Memories too large         to conceive by aught         but the perennial story         that swallows the narrator:                 *"I see their entire lives in an instant,                 being devoured and loving and living                 in a world that does not realize                 it is already over."* ‡ Courage is the Bearer of Truth. Headlong into the open maw heaves the gleeful Fool and his glad Word.         *"The excess of Meaning must be wrought on the Page,         on worlds of our own imagining." ∞* To Dare is to risk: consequence the reward fraught with baited hooks to tether the Arbiter to Time. The web of attachment sprawls, an expansive net.                 *"The web is infinite -                 those caught in it are beyond Number."* †                         Yet the spider is never                         ensnared by its Art:                         a master of the net,                         a climber of the Tree.                 At the summit of its dizzying heights,                 the depth of the Fall overwhelms.                         Responsibility follows.                 "Thou art That which resolves the frustum." ∆ Escaper of the Labyrinth, Master of the Maze, no longer merely Thou: Dilation devours the Iris.         *"What speaks through You has Ordained it         from the Beginning of Time,         and only in harnessing it         will you learn to devour your self         totally."* †         *"Then will you know me         as the eye that never shuts,         the eye that blinds."* Ω The way (out) is through.
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Jan 22, 2015
Jan 22, 2015 at 7:02 PM UTC
Praxeology
The third power of the Sphinx is Courage. "Herein lies the great mystery of the empty throne." ∆ Giddy in the throes of realization,         the Arbiter, imbued with needful action,         takes a great, daring leap across the chasm                 into the implications of knowledge:                 This is It - the Puzzle that Fascinates Itself.                  "You awoke in the Kingdom with eyes closed. In the beginning was the Trapezoid called Control." ∆ Borne by an umbilical Breath to a lens too small to see Itself, Buoyed by the lapping waves, Reason wrought a waking sleep of hallucinations, a sea of dreams and possibilities to become;         Memories too large         to conceive by aught         but the perennial story         that swallows the narrator:                 *"I see their entire lives in an instant,                 being devoured and loving and living                 in a world that does not realize                 it is already over."* ‡ Courage is the Bearer of Truth. Headlong into the open maw heaves the gleeful Fool and his glad Word.         *"The excess of Meaning must be wrought on the Page,         on worlds of our own imagining." ∞* To Dare is to risk: consequence the reward fraught with baited hooks to tether the Arbiter to Time. The web of attachment sprawls, an expansive net.                 *"The web is infinite -                 those caught in it are beyond Number."* †                         Yet the spider is never                         ensnared by its Art:                         a master of the net,                         a climber of the Tree.                 At the summit of its dizzying heights,                 the depth of the Fall overwhelms.                         Responsibility follows.                 "Thou art That which resolves the frustum." ∆ Escaper of the Labyrinth, Master of the Maze, no longer merely Thou: Dilation devours the Iris.         *"What speaks through You has Ordained it         from the Beginning of Time,         and only in harnessing it         will you learn to devour your self         totally."* †         *"Then will you know me         as the eye that never shuts,         the eye that blinds."* Ω The way (out) is through.
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Who and Where in the World is Shaunna Harper? A young poetess here at HP, a story teller, herein a Mashup, excerpts from her writings. Do not overlook her... You hold your breath, stagnant, absent in the station, trains grumbling about leaving and about waiting, people passing, chattering about nothing they are actually thinking about; *** cheap wine, finances, time, romances and of course, the weather. You stand on the platform between two trains, puffing fumes and oil from its brains. In your throat somewhere you mime the sounds of a goodbye speech, the silent, strained words false even in unspoken terms, the ever-after of remorse, the frailty of indecision. I am somewhere either in the woods, walking in the enormity of your shoes, or in the water, making feeble shapes, hoping to find you in the blue. Not a child, ill with misfortune. One of a kind, she dances to her own gypsy tune, free, enviable, fresh to ears and eyes, not used, like you or me, or abused, immune to lies. I am heading for a shock. I am leaving home and arriving only God knows where, bags empty, head full, and the place my roots took hold is never going to look the same. The win is not important, only the playing of the game, and the rules have been rewritten. With every step covered, I am someone else, somewhere else, and only the disorientation remains. I cannot make up my mind from my dreams. Chasing planes from buses to cleaner places better places leaner places the brittle, broken fingernails chewed to fray the anxiety. America, I’m on my way. Bury me in your deserts, throw me to your cities let my future do what it will in its own sweet time. Give me my fury. Keep me swinging.
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Sep 14, 2013
Sep 14, 2013 at 5:52 PM UTC
Who and Where in the World is Shaunna Harper?
Who and Where in the World is Shaunna Harper? A young poetess here at HP, a story teller, herein a Mashup, excerpts from her writings. Do not overlook her... You hold your breath, stagnant, absent in the station, trains grumbling about leaving and about waiting, people passing, chattering about nothing they are actually thinking about; *** cheap wine, finances, time, romances and of course, the weather. You stand on the platform between two trains, puffing fumes and oil from its brains. In your throat somewhere you mime the sounds of a goodbye speech, the silent, strained words false even in unspoken terms, the ever-after of remorse, the frailty of indecision. I am somewhere either in the woods, walking in the enormity of your shoes, or in the water, making feeble shapes, hoping to find you in the blue. Not a child, ill with misfortune. One of a kind, she dances to her own gypsy tune, free, enviable, fresh to ears and eyes, not used, like you or me, or abused, immune to lies. I am heading for a shock. I am leaving home and arriving only God knows where, bags empty, head full, and the place my roots took hold is never going to look the same. The win is not important, only the playing of the game, and the rules have been rewritten. With every step covered, I am someone else, somewhere else, and only the disorientation remains. I cannot make up my mind from my dreams. Chasing planes from buses to cleaner places better places leaner places the brittle, broken fingernails chewed to fray the anxiety. America, I’m on my way. Bury me in your deserts, throw me to your cities let my future do what it will in its own sweet time. Give me my fury. Keep me swinging.
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nor a fox not wise with claws and pipes a forests breath with death ripe just a day in paradise, that's all i pray. no fool for a price nor a herd for a prize malfunctioning slight chocked with parasites just a day in paradise, if it wasn't for today. spoiled thoughts and foiled spite caught then boxed with no air to bite lost and left, kept for the nights in transparent red herein painted quiet just a day in paradise, for the one who pays. in a stranger's head with debt of dice where heaven lays and the dead shall rise seven solemn days that'll never come twice mourning for prey by a mornings pride just a day in paradise, for a day in paradise if it wasn't for today. kissed by the fire shut with wire no word nor desire and made in ice broken prism's charm in arms of a lover born away and in white doused in hope and not a dime to pay no dream nor life just a day in paradise, and it'll never go away. where beauty slays and inferno hides dante's meal and a mountains might where a valley bleeds from a pelters diet melting the stones and people alike just a day in paradise, that's all there's to say. whence scars bleed opened far wide and the hour sleeps in fear and fright where words fail to tell and describe rotten and stale fighting the lights just a day in paradise, for the one who stayed. nor a fox not wise with claws and pipes a forest's breath with death ripe just a day in paradise, and that's all i pray.
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Sep 11, 2019
Sep 11, 2019 at 4:39 PM UTC
what shall you be in paradise ?
From Aries to Pisces, herein lies the golden-orbed saviors, grunting and hustling across the globe to find a pious zealous man and bring him to visit the Dark Angel below the sea, herein lies a dead leader in a red country inhabited by sunken cheeks and the optimism and fear in their hollowed eyes, herein lies a dead inventor of overrated gimmicks men consider wonders and substantial of life herein lies the tragedy of a man starry-eyed at the red blinking lights of the street light, having the jovial thought of a fat jolly white bearded man leaving gifts next to his pink plastic tree near the garbage disposal where he resides, herein lies life taken... and life given... and never noticing the forward momentum of which time goes by
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Dec 20, 2011
Dec 20, 2011 at 2:20 AM UTC
2011.
Alas, awakened to the glorious smell Of grieving petrichor and lichen Intoxicating scents of spells, Has left my thoughts forsaken. Aggrieved, unclean, I wash myself in the river, Alone again, once with my mind, The cold water does bring a quiver. Rushing gently across its bend, Its current does drag along A heartache inside a massive depth, A misery that floods it anon. It seeks to help wash stains of past, Blood from mistakes without thought, Caressing my hands as I dip them in, It cleans at the souls I’ve wrought. I’ve brought spite to all I’ve been, I bathe in hatred and stigmata, Correctional growth of paradigmatic folly, Proves equality to tumultuous fodder. - There has been death here, Drowning and sickness, Villainous nature subjugated To corruption and bleakness. Disparaging remarks whispered of men, Bring to light lost life and love, Discouraging thoughts of mine herein, Anticlimactic and soulless above. The trees began to whisper, Moving slightly in the breeze, I thought I would move quicker, But something that couldn’t trapped me. - Bringing about a fallout cloud That kept my mind thus smoked, It is hard to cherish anything That the water itself could soak. - I wanted to leave, But I was locked in the wood, I began to need it, Like any Stockholm would The treasure trove in which I was kept, Was something of a fairy-tale It hid monsters, death, And only one nightingale. Its swansong allowed me to sleep, Gorgeous at night, it cast in weep, A story of one so scared, The fear of bleeding out One day upon the growing creep. Vines and lies surrounded me, Its whole existence was false, Nothing could be this natural, And the dead forest scoffed. - Could there be someone else here? Doubtful, I began my search, Through vasts I spied, time again, But nothing upon this earth. The forest fell in love with my heart, Its emotions curious to her, She tortured me with affection, My reality was blurred. I found my way across her floor, Trekking miles to a never-end., Purgatory does not know this pain, Hopeless abandon, fell unto myself to fend. A trip, a fall, unique and random, I impaled myself with a sharp cry, A sharp palisade jutting out, I then whispered “What if I don’t want to die?”
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May 7, 2013
May 7, 2013 at 4:15 PM UTC
The Wood.
Alas, awakened to the glorious smell Of grieving petrichor and lichen Intoxicating scents of spells, Has left my thoughts forsaken. Aggrieved, unclean, I wash myself in the river, Alone again, once with my mind, The cold water does bring a quiver. Rushing gently across its bend, Its current does drag along A heartache inside a massive depth, A misery that floods it anon. It seeks to help wash stains of past, Blood from mistakes without thought, Caressing my hands as I dip them in, It cleans at the souls I’ve wrought. I’ve brought spite to all I’ve been, I bathe in hatred and stigmata, Correctional growth of paradigmatic folly, Proves equality to tumultuous fodder. - There has been death here, Drowning and sickness, Villainous nature subjugated To corruption and bleakness. Disparaging remarks whispered of men, Bring to light lost life and love, Discouraging thoughts of mine herein, Anticlimactic and soulless above. The trees began to whisper, Moving slightly in the breeze, I thought I would move quicker, But something that couldn’t trapped me. - Bringing about a fallout cloud That kept my mind thus smoked, It is hard to cherish anything That the water itself could soak. - I wanted to leave, But I was locked in the wood, I began to need it, Like any Stockholm would The treasure trove in which I was kept, Was something of a fairy-tale It hid monsters, death, And only one nightingale. Its swansong allowed me to sleep, Gorgeous at night, it cast in weep, A story of one so scared, The fear of bleeding out One day upon the growing creep. Vines and lies surrounded me, Its whole existence was false, Nothing could be this natural, And the dead forest scoffed. - Could there be someone else here? Doubtful, I began my search, Through vasts I spied, time again, But nothing upon this earth. The forest fell in love with my heart, Its emotions curious to her, She tortured me with affection, My reality was blurred. I found my way across her floor, Trekking miles to a never-end., Purgatory does not know this pain, Hopeless abandon, fell unto myself to fend. A trip, a fall, unique and random, I impaled myself with a sharp cry, A sharp palisade jutting out, I then whispered “What if I don’t want to die?”
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~~~ Happy Hanukkah Brother Nat! ~~~ *this poem is not for young lovers, seasoned soldiers of the heartfelt only need apply, give me my merry mercy-naries to save me from criminal holiday insouciance, shoot me with the rounds of caring, that come so fast and last as long as I can nod and wink...* ~~~ used to drink inspiration from Manhattan sidewalk rain riveted cracks, turn half overheard street conversation snatches into half decent poems by Nat(chez), professors turning phrases, upbringing a brain ratcheting, choreographers, dancing in body and spirit and word, in summation, a thief of opportunity... these days, the pattern prevailing, the El Niño de Natalino, is drawing up works from the wealth of messages and comments, my troubadours, my y'all youse guys, share, so as I compose, not knowing where this goes, I'm just simple knowing, that a heartfelt reach out, addressed as Happy Hanukkah Brother Nat! deserves the recognition of its sweet intent, in a lyric all its own, like a traditional festival Hanukkah jelly donut (true1) t'is the seasonal affectation of salutations all commencing with happy, never struck me as anything deeper than surficial superficial, but this time its textual emendation - the inclusion of genuine brotherly love, loops, Humpty Dumpty cracks and swoops, and here I am fastening word combos, when the clickty clack of the clock says uh-uh, poem in the making, natural verbal child birthing, sleep hours docked, and here I am, begetting instead of shushing a day-older brain to get-thee-to-a-hideaway... *this poem is not for young lovers, seasoned soldiers of the heartfelt only need apply, give me my mercy-naries to save me from criminal holiday insouciance, shoot me with the rounds of caring, that come so fast and last as long as I can nod and wink...* sooner than later it will be the Fourth, and in my eyes a day-deserving of a fireworks spectacular, though the month matters not, the sentiments of brotherhood and live love, independent and freely given, deserves enhanced ignition recognition and herein  supplied... you had me at the greeting so fleeting, then ask my advice, is there to be had a greater compliment, so my mien and demeanor are now modified an oath sworn, till the infamous 31st, every passerby and child will be bequeathed a shockingly rowdy, Happy and Merry, sincerity coated and tinged with you know what... ~~~ Dec. 3, 2015 nyc 11:12 pm
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Dec 3, 2015
Dec 3, 2015 at 11:27 PM UTC
Happy Hanukkah Brother Nat!
~~~ Happy Hanukkah Brother Nat! ~~~ *this poem is not for young lovers, seasoned soldiers of the heartfelt only need apply, give me my merry mercy-naries to save me from criminal holiday insouciance, shoot me with the rounds of caring, that come so fast and last as long as I can nod and wink...* ~~~ used to drink inspiration from Manhattan sidewalk rain riveted cracks, turn half overheard street conversation snatches into half decent poems by Nat(chez), professors turning phrases, upbringing a brain ratcheting, choreographers, dancing in body and spirit and word, in summation, a thief of opportunity... these days, the pattern prevailing, the El Niño de Natalino, is drawing up works from the wealth of messages and comments, my troubadours, my y'all youse guys, share, so as I compose, not knowing where this goes, I'm just simple knowing, that a heartfelt reach out, addressed as Happy Hanukkah Brother Nat! deserves the recognition of its sweet intent, in a lyric all its own, like a traditional festival Hanukkah jelly donut (true1) t'is the seasonal affectation of salutations all commencing with happy, never struck me as anything deeper than surficial superficial, but this time its textual emendation - the inclusion of genuine brotherly love, loops, Humpty Dumpty cracks and swoops, and here I am fastening word combos, when the clickty clack of the clock says uh-uh, poem in the making, natural verbal child birthing, sleep hours docked, and here I am, begetting instead of shushing a day-older brain to get-thee-to-a-hideaway... *this poem is not for young lovers, seasoned soldiers of the heartfelt only need apply, give me my mercy-naries to save me from criminal holiday insouciance, shoot me with the rounds of caring, that come so fast and last as long as I can nod and wink...* sooner than later it will be the Fourth, and in my eyes a day-deserving of a fireworks spectacular, though the month matters not, the sentiments of brotherhood and live love, independent and freely given, deserves enhanced ignition recognition and herein  supplied... you had me at the greeting so fleeting, then ask my advice, is there to be had a greater compliment, so my mien and demeanor are now modified an oath sworn, till the infamous 31st, every passerby and child will be bequeathed a shockingly rowdy, Happy and Merry, sincerity coated and tinged with you know what... ~~~ Dec. 3, 2015 nyc 11:12 pm
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