Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
"homesickness" poems
Peter Pan once took me home To Neverland I met everyone From Captain Hook and Mr. Smee To Tiger Lily and Tinkerbell For as long as I could I stayed with the Lost Boys But I soon had enough Of the homesickness Swelling within So I left Neverland But once I returned I saw that the home I had Was gone And the world I knew Was hidden deep in smog And metal "Time passes quick on Neverland," Peter told me "Home is gone," Then we flew back to Neverland Where children came But never left
0
Mar 12, 2016
Mar 12, 2016 at 12:40 AM UTC
Neverland
as an astronaut, I spun on a rotary around the core of your existence like you were the gravity that held me to the ground but kept me on my toes if home is where the heart is, i'm coping with this unbearable homesickness and I know my heart has an anarchy government, living a steel toed rebellion but these relentless thoughts about you have gotten bad again, i don't sleep my reckless behavior let loose, like a dog off his chain and collar and i revisited the places you always talked about, how i dreamed to be there with you recovering those lost feelings, and rebellion was assisting me in the mind of my teenage angst, no autobiographies could be more authentic than the hatred for this unrequited swelling i held in my heart without a doubt, you're featured in my dreams more than nightmares you couldn't be more real than the books that I hold in my hands i'm sleeping in water filled with sharks calling me a tedious terrorist entering their territory, leaving me with absolutely nothing just build a bridge, get over it, if you have to, revisit my mind maybe you'll see everyone is the enemy, not everyone is perfect -kra
0
Nov 11, 2013
Nov 11, 2013 at 10:16 PM UTC
re- prefixes
I feel comfort in the familiarity Of being lost Peculiar in its irony Its definition reversed by my falling in love With the freedom of not being found Sometimes it's more peaceful Living quietly without the sound Of homesickness in your ear Eyes wistfully on the clouds Thoughts pondering in head Soft promises vowed To a place not seen again It feels to me like exciting exploration Sights locked in mind All these complex illustrations Of trees, streams, crumbling walls That otherwise would of went unseen All these beautiful kingdoms Adorned by the falling leaves Of this year's autumn How could I not fall for that?
0
Oct 15, 2017
Oct 15, 2017 at 11:50 AM UTC
Lost
The tarmac rushes beneath my feet, But my body is sitting still, Pulled back by the seatbelt so tight, The journey feels so unreal. Speeding cars and motorbikes, The smell of fumes and city lights, My home is getting closer, I can feel it. I can feel it. I miss the house I called a home, I miss the friends I call my own, I miss the place I used to see, Of happy lives, a family, And now my heart feels heavy. I feel just a little homesick, tonight. Catch a coach from the airport, I’m tired of waiting around, Suitcase in my left hand, The sound of the engine’s so loud. Vehicles will pass on by, Lost in the dark and the city lights, My home is even closer, I can see it. I can see it. I miss the house I called a home, I miss the friends I call my own, I miss the place I used to see, Of happy lives, a family, And now my heart feels heavy. I feel just a little homesick, tonight. Smiling faces will guide me, The signs on the road will guide me, The hope of going home will guide me, To cure my homesickness, tonight.
0
Jun 21, 2013
Jun 21, 2013 at 2:54 AM UTC
Homesick
I hate this feeling of dread knowing that no matter how I prepare myself I won't be able to stop it No matter who I surround myself with I cannot stop the inevitable feeling that I will feel When I am away from my family even for a single day I can't hide from the feeling of homesick and I don't think it will change
0
Jul 24, 2016
Jul 24, 2016 at 1:22 AM UTC
Independent Homesickness
n. A homesickness for somewhere you cannot return to, the nostalgia and grief for the lost places of your past, places that never were. insatiability makes its burrow in my gall bladder, wringing bile from the ***** craving toxins to purge. i thirst for sweet lexical gaps, holes in patterns, dots that don't make shapes but still gladly connect komorebi n. The sunlight that filters through the leaves of the trees loveliest in the distinction it is only komorebi once filtered, green soul bleeding through
0
May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015 at 4:58 PM UTC
hiraeth (lacuna love)
Warmth, Sunshine, Humidity, Filling the days. Monkeys here, Snakes there, Geckos everywhere, Finding them throughout the day. Homesickness pulls at my heart. Birds tweeting, ****** of a foreign language, Small things caught throughout the day Reminding me of home. Cold, Clouds, Wind, Filling the days. Raccoons here, Seagulls there, Buildings everywhere, Spotting them throughout the day. Homesickness pulls at my heart. Foreign things, So different from home Making me long for the past.
0
Oct 2, 2013
Oct 2, 2013 at 7:30 PM UTC
Homesick
The next time you go home, don't let your palm linger on the doorknob on your way out. Just throw out the old toothbrush she hasn't come to use in months and take down the painting above your bed coated in colors that reminded her of ***** grass-stained knees and dandelion bracelets; and don't pretend that homesick is something you could ever feel without her shoes at the door.
0
Apr 21, 2014
Apr 21, 2014 at 11:49 PM UTC
homesickness
Vania Konstantinova was born, lives and works in Sofia. She graduated Classical Ballet in her native town and in Petersburg as well as Polish Philology in Sofia University and Jagiellonian University, Krakow. She's co-author of the poetic book Four Cycles (along with Bozhidar Pangelov). Her collection of short stories Thank You Mister One is published in autumn of 2008. http://www.public-republic.com/vania-konstantinova With all the Homesickness of the Foreigner "You'll present me one Paris with all the homesickness of the foreigner" Vania Konstantinova He's looking for a job, but has no shirt, Rose, and expectation even in the pocket. Whether sometimes he doesn't bend to look how the Seine passes slowly? Whether it's cold (that's an author's thought)? In this circus gleam only the blue glimmer of the knives (which yesterday were pawned). It's a French movie. Paris is somewhat little for one grief and nothing. Compared with your arm. The original: Ваня Константинова е родена, живее и работи в София. Завършила е класически балет в родния си град и в Петербург, а също и полска филология в Софийския университет и в Ягеловския университет в Краков. Съавтор е на поетичната книга “Четири цикъла” (заедно с Божидар Пангелов). През есента на 2008 излиза сборникът й с къси разкази “Благодарим ти, мистър Уан”. http://www.public-republic.com/vania-konstantinova Със цялата тъга на чужденеца "Ти ще ми подариш един Париж със цялата тъга на чужденеца" Ваня Константинова Той търси работа, а няма риза, Роза, и очакване дори във джоба. Дали понякога не се привежда да погледне как минава бавно Сена? Дали е хладно (тази мисъл е на автора)? Във този цирк проблясват само сините отблясъци на ножовете (които вчера са заложени). Това е френски филм. Париж е малко за една тъга и нищо. Пред ръката ти. *Translator Bulgarian-English: Vessislava Savova rarebird © bogpan - all rights reserved.
0
Dec 22, 2010
Dec 22, 2010 at 11:37 PM UTC
With all the Homesickness of the Foreigner
Vania Konstantinova was born, lives and works in Sofia. She graduated Classical Ballet in her native town and in Petersburg as well as Polish Philology in Sofia University and Jagiellonian University, Krakow. She's co-author of the poetic book Four Cycles (along with Bozhidar Pangelov). Her collection of short stories Thank You Mister One is published in autumn of 2008. http://www.public-republic.com/vania-konstantinova With all the Homesickness of the Foreigner "You'll present me one Paris with all the homesickness of the foreigner" Vania Konstantinova He's looking for a job, but has no shirt, Rose, and expectation even in the pocket. Whether sometimes he doesn't bend to look how the Seine passes slowly? Whether it's cold (that's an author's thought)? In this circus gleam only the blue glimmer of the knives (which yesterday were pawned). It's a French movie. Paris is somewhat little for one grief and nothing. Compared with your arm. The original: Ваня Константинова е родена, живее и работи в София. Завършила е класически балет в родния си град и в Петербург, а също и полска филология в Софийския университет и в Ягеловския университет в Краков. Съавтор е на поетичната книга “Четири цикъла” (заедно с Божидар Пангелов). През есента на 2008 излиза сборникът й с къси разкази “Благодарим ти, мистър Уан”. http://www.public-republic.com/vania-konstantinova Със цялата тъга на чужденеца "Ти ще ми подариш един Париж със цялата тъга на чужденеца" Ваня Константинова Той търси работа, а няма риза, Роза, и очакване дори във джоба. Дали понякога не се привежда да погледне как минава бавно Сена? Дали е хладно (тази мисъл е на автора)? Във този цирк проблясват само сините отблясъци на ножовете (които вчера са заложени). Това е френски филм. Париж е малко за една тъга и нищо. Пред ръката ти. *Translator Bulgarian-English: Vessislava Savova rarebird © bogpan - all rights reserved.
Continue reading...
48
Through lines attach themselves to me I'm a zip line zipping through the canopy. Zip lines through lines My life in dots and dashes. There was that darkness before I was born don't remember much about that. Parents were through lines for a long while then they died grandparents before they all had their time through lines zip lines strings the true string theory. Homesickness, school, bullies, too the Sunday Night Blues riding those zip lines through lines what are you gonna do they aren't leaving you. ************ Resignation private fantasies too private to tell through lines too on  the old zip line. The voices in your mind that's been a through line through and through. Poverty that was true too that's what happens when you peak too soon and you're a late bloomer too. Children, the through lines children of children and you too through lines zipping through along the old zip line. Poetry, a through line sharing secrets sacred circles those are through lines too. Body parts hearts, limbs, lungs, guts and toes though those tonsils had to go. Every breath Every heart beat. My through lines your through lines we all got'em parallel points on parallel lines I can't say I know we sometimes together zip along that same highway then one will fade and one will go away. But where we all meet each day, I can say, in the molecules of every breath we take.
0
Sep 9, 2014
Sep 9, 2014 at 12:01 PM UTC
Through Lines
*stepping back into the west chills reverberate up and down my spine chiseling open obsolescent padlocks dangling with dust on ancient treasure chests pallid colors in the attic release a blossoming familiarity faint hints of retrospections float on faded paper granting me access to roads where no map is needed as i peruse the streets my heart flows coalescing with the vicinity caressing each detail i transform to fluid and fuse with the past through fresh strokes of watercolored memories recollections flash before my eyes revealing antiquated stories though thought forgotten an etched history endeavors to define me renewing itself as i turn each corner i shudder at some remembrances while encompassing others through synchronicity realization hits that I am all of it yet none of it at the same time familiar faces paint meaning onto me no longer do they know me yet they airbrush vestiges of yesteryear and coat me with connotations i allow them to think i am whatever they imagine i morph into their canvas temporarily then break free in multi-dimensionality they don't hear me with a new listening no longer invested in their projections once sharp triggers now appear in soft focus an auspicious mist lies around the edges of my former life it is as if i never left yet traces of the east lie sandpapered in me a maturation commingles with my former self flushing out on my skin tethering newfound emotions a gentle gratitude for home territory nestles softly inward i listen to the clicks of my scuffed cowboy boots on acquainted yet somehow distant sidewalks the echoes layering multiple impressions glimmering with the utter beauty of this terrain as I wander through the majestic rocky mountains drinking in the quaking aspen's crimson edges interfacing the evergreens hushed whispers of autumn loftily rest juxtaposed neatly against futures waiting to unfurl in the wind an amalgamation of intimate sights and scents dance in open wounds dazzling homesickness cured a wholeness returned as winter's crystal dawn blooms i realize the depth of my growth for in leaving here and returning i cherish the west my home ©2016 janetaylor
0
May 1, 2016
May 1, 2016 at 3:50 AM UTC
returning west
*stepping back into the west chills reverberate up and down my spine chiseling open obsolescent padlocks dangling with dust on ancient treasure chests pallid colors in the attic release a blossoming familiarity faint hints of retrospections float on faded paper granting me access to roads where no map is needed as i peruse the streets my heart flows coalescing with the vicinity caressing each detail i transform to fluid and fuse with the past through fresh strokes of watercolored memories recollections flash before my eyes revealing antiquated stories though thought forgotten an etched history endeavors to define me renewing itself as i turn each corner i shudder at some remembrances while encompassing others through synchronicity realization hits that I am all of it yet none of it at the same time familiar faces paint meaning onto me no longer do they know me yet they airbrush vestiges of yesteryear and coat me with connotations i allow them to think i am whatever they imagine i morph into their canvas temporarily then break free in multi-dimensionality they don't hear me with a new listening no longer invested in their projections once sharp triggers now appear in soft focus an auspicious mist lies around the edges of my former life it is as if i never left yet traces of the east lie sandpapered in me a maturation commingles with my former self flushing out on my skin tethering newfound emotions a gentle gratitude for home territory nestles softly inward i listen to the clicks of my scuffed cowboy boots on acquainted yet somehow distant sidewalks the echoes layering multiple impressions glimmering with the utter beauty of this terrain as I wander through the majestic rocky mountains drinking in the quaking aspen's crimson edges interfacing the evergreens hushed whispers of autumn loftily rest juxtaposed neatly against futures waiting to unfurl in the wind an amalgamation of intimate sights and scents dance in open wounds dazzling homesickness cured a wholeness returned as winter's crystal dawn blooms i realize the depth of my growth for in leaving here and returning i cherish the west my home ©2016 janetaylor
Continue reading...
66
My heart is so heavy over losing you I have not been able to make sense of this I just know that this is all wrong My existence craves you like no other, and to think I might have lost you Is grievous I am completely and utterly lost I am open bare as each day passes and with you I have lose myself whole I am filled with insurmountable grief Over you…over us I clutch to my very bed you stray so far away from I have woken up dismayed plagued by homesickness in my very home I am turning on myself over the loss of you My heart is no longer my own Appalled and vengeful over my soul Every beat of my heart belongs to you as if you were the very essence that gives life to my being My heart is with you In your name, blazing full of you And I too, my love
0
Oct 2, 2023
Oct 2, 2023 at 10:33 PM UTC
Linked
MAE HIRAETH ARNA AMDANOT ( THERE'S LONELINESS ON ME FOR YOU ) Her shadow is laughing. Her shadow is taller than a tree. She is a key for which there is no door a Polaroid photograph dying in the sun ( fading into the nothing from which it comes ). My mind slashes through time grasps this memory of her clutches it to itself until once again Death orders it to . . .let go. It...does so. Her shadow laughing. Her shadow taller than a tree. *** Hiraeth, pronounced "here eyeth" is a Welsh word that has no direct English translation. It is defined it as homesickness tinged with grief or sadness over the lost or departed. It is a mix of longing, yearning, nostalgia, wistfulness, or an earnest desire...a homesickness for a home you cannot return to, or that never was. Hiraeth is best buddies with the Portuguese concept of saudade (a key theme in Fado music), Brazilian Portuguese banzo (more related to homesickness), Turkish gurbet, Galician morriña, Romanian dor.
0
May 20, 2017
May 20, 2017 at 6:51 PM UTC
MAE HIRAETH ARNA AMDANOT ( THERE'S LONELINESS ON ME FOR YOU )
A Granny Smith a day etc.; pears left to ripen on a window sill are worth waiting for; 1 kiwi = 4 oranges in vitamin C - do eat the skin! Fruit for the eating - elliciting a little homesickness for our lost Garden of Eden.
0
Aug 31, 2010
Aug 31, 2010 at 7:07 AM UTC
A Granny Smith
suffering from homesickness he returns to his homeland returning to his homeland he suffers from homesickness there’s nothing he can do about it there’s nothing he can do about it
0
Feb 9, 2021
Feb 9, 2021 at 10:27 PM UTC
HOMESICKNESS
Here between these walls The world is intoxicated And you and I are the only ones sane As we negotiate each others pain And compensate it with blissful pleasure Only we can fix all that is wrong Beyond steamed windows Outside where the world drowns in rain Bit by bit We discover the secret of happiness And peace As we fulfill the hunger within us I swear we are half way there to ending poverty We are overcome within ourselves We are not you and I But one I'm wearing your old sweater And we snuggle propped up against the wall Or each other Our arms wound around and palms pressed close, fingers knitted together Your fingers stroke my hair As we listen to the different heartbeats And voice our own dreams With words we build separate versions of an ideal world Cora you say How come we're here like this We're both so different And I reply that it doesn't matter We both have too much respect to let differences matter Respect for the right of others To reach for achieving a utopia without harming another being The secret is to never see yourself as superior And balance it with never seeing yourself as inferior It doesn't matter what the colour of your envelope is Or what factory you were made in Your brand is not the name of your religion or the soil you were born on The essence and material are the same I can feel your smile tickling against my forehead as you whisper I think I know what you mean Let me show you And a foreign sound reaches my ears It's a slow rhythmic tune With soft vocals I have no idea what the words mean And at that moment Not for the first time It crosses my mind That if everyone spoke the same language would we still be like this But it doesn't matter As I listen like a blind man with no sense of time I understand the song is about love And there's a touch of longing I can feel the melancholy in her voice And the nostalgic homesickness in his As the song plays on I imagine the two lovers were reunited I can feel the gratitude And relief I can see their future And its everything I've always dreamed of My kind of utopia
0
Dec 19, 2015
Dec 19, 2015 at 6:14 PM UTC
Utopia
Here between these walls The world is intoxicated And you and I are the only ones sane As we negotiate each others pain And compensate it with blissful pleasure Only we can fix all that is wrong Beyond steamed windows Outside where the world drowns in rain Bit by bit We discover the secret of happiness And peace As we fulfill the hunger within us I swear we are half way there to ending poverty We are overcome within ourselves We are not you and I But one I'm wearing your old sweater And we snuggle propped up against the wall Or each other Our arms wound around and palms pressed close, fingers knitted together Your fingers stroke my hair As we listen to the different heartbeats And voice our own dreams With words we build separate versions of an ideal world Cora you say How come we're here like this We're both so different And I reply that it doesn't matter We both have too much respect to let differences matter Respect for the right of others To reach for achieving a utopia without harming another being The secret is to never see yourself as superior And balance it with never seeing yourself as inferior It doesn't matter what the colour of your envelope is Or what factory you were made in Your brand is not the name of your religion or the soil you were born on The essence and material are the same I can feel your smile tickling against my forehead as you whisper I think I know what you mean Let me show you And a foreign sound reaches my ears It's a slow rhythmic tune With soft vocals I have no idea what the words mean And at that moment Not for the first time It crosses my mind That if everyone spoke the same language would we still be like this But it doesn't matter As I listen like a blind man with no sense of time I understand the song is about love And there's a touch of longing I can feel the melancholy in her voice And the nostalgic homesickness in his As the song plays on I imagine the two lovers were reunited I can feel the gratitude And relief I can see their future And its everything I've always dreamed of My kind of utopia
Continue reading...
61
the poem had started with that lump in my throat, so small at first but it grew and I thought it would stop eventually but the more I thought the more I gave it power and it was horrible. it was a homesickness that crawled under my skin, screaming to escape.... like some sort of lovesick sailor alone at sea begging for someone to hear him but the only thing there was was the lonesome breeze It's so hard to explain why it started but I know it had something to do with you.... the words were building up and up and up until I couldn't breathe I felt intoxicated, everything was fuzzy, getting dizzy that little lump that started in my throat was now killing me it was all because of our ending such a lack of commitment and it broke my heart there was no voice to scream anymore just the hallowed out lungs of someone who was forced to forget how to breathe
0
Sep 16, 2025
Sep 16, 2025 at 7:09 PM UTC
Sailor
In Welsh The word "Hiraeth" means A homesickness for a home To which you cannot return. A home which maybe never was. The nostalgia, The yearning, The grief for the lost places of your past. In Russian The word "Toska" means A dull ache of the soul. A longing with nothing to long for. A sick pining. A vague restlessness. In Yaghan The word "Mamihlapinatapai" means A look shared by two people, Each wishing that the other will Offer something that they both desire But are unwilling to suggest or offer themselves. You say that you love my words And wonder why I have such a passion for them. It's simple, really. I'm merely trying to put a name To everything you inspire me to feel.
0
Jun 4, 2014
Jun 4, 2014 at 5:12 AM UTC
Logophilia
... Spare me, if you would It's a foreign land but a familiar street, red broken teeth and alabaster snow; I remember it fondly. Sober winter and blue cloth; I still see us there. I'm almost certain, that St. Petersburg questioned our youth. just a little closer "Dance with me, Kirusha?" Always All those years ago, and we still drink up this disease. The sour love of iron and wine with shots of homesickness. Russian rouge American Dream "Why did you have to leave?" I ache to recall it, because those gates still leak with cold. This value withers in the white noise; "Don't you ******* dare say that his death was just an experiment." 'You failure' I sought it, the ribbons of old confidence while the stars looked on from their chairs. I never found what I was looking for. Go ahead and criticize; the way we baptized my betrayal. Knot up all the love you wasted and send it overseas. All that matters to me, Romichka is that Death paid no mind to you. Ruby apples at my doorstep flowers that need blood instead of water. A sense of hunger in this forsaken city does not comfort me. I just suppose I've been thinkin' too much And the bitterness let itself in again. So when you find the time, *Write whatever's left of me in the fire; along with all the other things.* ...
0
Jun 16, 2016
Jun 16, 2016 at 1:06 AM UTC
Vagabond
The West End wanders in my recollection like a quiet madman. All the times we were reminded of the War, pointed out the bullet-riddled walls of the Old Tate, the Arch, guided through the rooms where Churchill walked. All that aside, we looked to keep homesickness in its box with strong black beer or red, by wandering Regent's Park strewn with fallen gold, or the Garden's rioting roar of flowers, apples, oranges, potatoes and all of it turning to the ceaseless industry of men and women. Mystery was the grey-haired Underground men, grey clothes stuffed with crumpled paper. Once, I stumbled on a scrap of unreclaimed, timeless London: shattered glass and rubble carpeting the dull ceramic tile. Ghosts and dusk entered where ceiling once had been, the silence of a grainy, blackandwhite Blitz echoing.
0
Aug 25, 2012
Aug 25, 2012 at 5:00 PM UTC
London 1973
I woke to find Everything packed away— Carpets rolled up, Bare floorboards Revealed for the first time. No one around, My footsteps made A strange Sound Then Gran came in. "Your mummy and daddy Aren't getting along." This truth, I learned too late, Kept from me Until this morning. A day my mind Will never forget, A secret now Unfolded. We traveled to the new town, My face Wore A Frown. The door slammed shut Too quickly, A bad case Of homesickness. What was severed Now crystallized. Now, I never fail To remember Every Detail.
0
Dec 12, 2024
Dec 12, 2024 at 6:03 AM UTC
In the morning
No Inspiration "Throw me a word. Any word. I need some inspiration." "Bleeding strawberries." I thanked them. it was nothing earth shattering, mind blowing, or beautiful. I wanted to ask for a another word. I wanted a second toss at this word scrabble. I didn't ask. so I just used it. I needed inspiration. Bleeding made me think of crimson. and crimson made me think of colors. colors made me think of pain. strawberries made me think of The Beatles. Strawberry Fields. strawberry fields forever. 'let me take you down…' I thought of endless fields back home. before I moved to New York. endless prairie's fragments of sunlight colored the masses of moving, breathing grass my fingertips traced them I climbed the tall tree the tree in which I had laughed in. cried in. carved my name in. the tree felt my presence and remembered me by name. I asked the tree if I was living was alright. the tree responded. The thought of home made me feel empty. so I purged the thought of it from my mind. I focused in again on inspiration. I needed inspiration. though I had none. A girl in the next room is playing the piano. the piano is out of tune. I wonder why she is playing. maybe she needs to hear some sound I need to hear words of inspiration I begin a train of thought. the piano is so out of tune. I lose my inspiration. I was alone in a room full of people. who threw me words of no inspiration. colorless words. that led to nothing inspiring. bleeding strawberries had made me think of color, and The Beatles. which had me think of music or the place I had once called home a piano player lost me all to which led nowhere. 'Nowhere man, don't worry, Take your time, don't hurry Leave it all till somebody else Lends you a hand' Nothing inspired me. no one inspired me. I searched for inspiration. yet found none. I asked for inspiration. I was thrown unusual words which produced no inspiration So I wrote completely uninspired. with meaningless words with deep feelings of homesickness with the music of The Beatles with an untuned piano. All without an ounce of inspiration.
0
Jan 11, 2016
Jan 11, 2016 at 8:11 PM UTC
No Inspiration...
No Inspiration "Throw me a word. Any word. I need some inspiration." "Bleeding strawberries." I thanked them. it was nothing earth shattering, mind blowing, or beautiful. I wanted to ask for a another word. I wanted a second toss at this word scrabble. I didn't ask. so I just used it. I needed inspiration. Bleeding made me think of crimson. and crimson made me think of colors. colors made me think of pain. strawberries made me think of The Beatles. Strawberry Fields. strawberry fields forever. 'let me take you down…' I thought of endless fields back home. before I moved to New York. endless prairie's fragments of sunlight colored the masses of moving, breathing grass my fingertips traced them I climbed the tall tree the tree in which I had laughed in. cried in. carved my name in. the tree felt my presence and remembered me by name. I asked the tree if I was living was alright. the tree responded. The thought of home made me feel empty. so I purged the thought of it from my mind. I focused in again on inspiration. I needed inspiration. though I had none. A girl in the next room is playing the piano. the piano is out of tune. I wonder why she is playing. maybe she needs to hear some sound I need to hear words of inspiration I begin a train of thought. the piano is so out of tune. I lose my inspiration. I was alone in a room full of people. who threw me words of no inspiration. colorless words. that led to nothing inspiring. bleeding strawberries had made me think of color, and The Beatles. which had me think of music or the place I had once called home a piano player lost me all to which led nowhere. 'Nowhere man, don't worry, Take your time, don't hurry Leave it all till somebody else Lends you a hand' Nothing inspired me. no one inspired me. I searched for inspiration. yet found none. I asked for inspiration. I was thrown unusual words which produced no inspiration So I wrote completely uninspired. with meaningless words with deep feelings of homesickness with the music of The Beatles with an untuned piano. All without an ounce of inspiration.
Continue reading...
68
Silent little boy With those piercing blue eyes Gorgeous and vibrant As if I'm staring at the sky's Dark brown locks Curly and now dyed black For a cosplay of kaneki ken Now that was a throw back Tall and lanky Like most of my friends The new student of the year Fresh from New Zealand Though you're longing to go home As this place isint really your style Homesickness I would call it You've been feeling it for awhile And to a girl you caught feelings One that used you as a past time While the other was genuine Until she changed her mind Silent around most people But we have some good conversation Sheep go meow I say with a smirk You're a problem you say While laughing at your declaration You don't drink carbonated drinks As you hate the bubbly fuzz Its quite strange I think Cause everybody else kinda does And you're a good kid I reckon Though you need to voice yourself more As you dont allow people to know you And so they think you a bore But I know there's something more Then the silence and those stares As you can laugh and smile with me I can feel that you truly care But I won't fault you for your choices Cause you may not want people around But at least for another year You're stuck on Australian ground So make the most of your stay my boy Have fun and open up a little As you've done with me that way everybody can see That you're a good kid Just a tad anti social Thats why I call you Silent E
0
Dec 7, 2018
Dec 7, 2018 at 9:09 PM UTC
Silent E
I'm not a monster But my teeth are sharp And I've got a tendency to come out after dark I found the old me wrapped up in a tarp Half of me in my dads backyard and the other half in my mom's shopping cart I asked for nastolgia and all I got was growing pains It's been another year and my rage remains the same Growing older and growing with me She doesn't want to separate Finding a home inside my veins And I still remember the way it felt to jump into your arms Wrapped in security I could never be harmed The security you provided was never protection I've met several versions of the same person I always thought he loved me but he never had And Over and over again I wonder who he is Till I look into your eyes and I want to seek comfort I want to find peace But when I look at your eyes I see every man I've come to meet. You were suppose to protect me I was your little girl It was our world and you always kept me safe, But I didn't know that keeping me safe meant from you, or all the other yous out there that exist. The way you loved my mother Taught me everything a man would do. It was not a pretty love story either if you needed a clue. I went to the infermery, the feelings you stick me with make me so sick only for the doctor to tell me I've been diagnosed with homesickness from a home that was never real But a place i Long and miss. I've tried to read between the lines of who I was and who you wanted me to be But I couldnt ever tell I couldn't see what you wanted from me. Now when I look into the mirror And I'm reminded of who you are I take a deep breath just to find we have the same scars I wonder, am I going to be Ignorant and violent and distant one day too Or will I find all the good parts of you in me and show you who you could have been If you didn't fall into the madness your grandfather perpetuated and your mother continued. I don't want to be like you At least the you, you are the one you became But I am in every way Maybe one day on your death bed you will finally tell me you are proud But I know your pride eats at you and seeks for the parts of me that are apart of you So I will burn down everything you've created me to be with gasoline And I will rebuild each part of me  with new parts of who I want to be. Parts of me that will still feel the darkness Parts of me who feel rage Part of that little girl who still wants her father to be engaged enough to see her for who she is. No matter who I become, I cannot hide that you will always be Ingrained into me. One day you will find, you could have been who I have became all along. And if I could go back in a time machine to change it for us I would To love you as a child Just as they should Just like you deserved Just like I deserved.
0
Feb 19, 2025
Feb 19, 2025 at 12:25 PM UTC
The echos of my father's anger
I'm not a monster But my teeth are sharp And I've got a tendency to come out after dark I found the old me wrapped up in a tarp Half of me in my dads backyard and the other half in my mom's shopping cart I asked for nastolgia and all I got was growing pains It's been another year and my rage remains the same Growing older and growing with me She doesn't want to separate Finding a home inside my veins And I still remember the way it felt to jump into your arms Wrapped in security I could never be harmed The security you provided was never protection I've met several versions of the same person I always thought he loved me but he never had And Over and over again I wonder who he is Till I look into your eyes and I want to seek comfort I want to find peace But when I look at your eyes I see every man I've come to meet. You were suppose to protect me I was your little girl It was our world and you always kept me safe, But I didn't know that keeping me safe meant from you, or all the other yous out there that exist. The way you loved my mother Taught me everything a man would do. It was not a pretty love story either if you needed a clue. I went to the infermery, the feelings you stick me with make me so sick only for the doctor to tell me I've been diagnosed with homesickness from a home that was never real But a place i Long and miss. I've tried to read between the lines of who I was and who you wanted me to be But I couldnt ever tell I couldn't see what you wanted from me. Now when I look into the mirror And I'm reminded of who you are I take a deep breath just to find we have the same scars I wonder, am I going to be Ignorant and violent and distant one day too Or will I find all the good parts of you in me and show you who you could have been If you didn't fall into the madness your grandfather perpetuated and your mother continued. I don't want to be like you At least the you, you are the one you became But I am in every way Maybe one day on your death bed you will finally tell me you are proud But I know your pride eats at you and seeks for the parts of me that are apart of you So I will burn down everything you've created me to be with gasoline And I will rebuild each part of me  with new parts of who I want to be. Parts of me that will still feel the darkness Parts of me who feel rage Part of that little girl who still wants her father to be engaged enough to see her for who she is. No matter who I become, I cannot hide that you will always be Ingrained into me. One day you will find, you could have been who I have became all along. And if I could go back in a time machine to change it for us I would To love you as a child Just as they should Just like you deserved Just like I deserved.
Continue reading...
58