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"hooking" poems
Umm, the presence and scent of a man Magnetic attraction where his feet stands His natural body charismatic aroma Element of charms, seeping to awaken a woman out a sensual coma Is it his eyes, the soul behind his life’s mysteries Flirtation in his smile, tells me he has an undercover ****** history It is his nose that smells out my charms An enticing deep baritone voice, his spoken words, which turns me on Is it the erratic heartbeat he has for a woman, his passionate relent Stealing my breath, as he tenderly seals my lips in an impassioned moment of content The strength in his biceps His triceps Strong, yet such comforting arms An epitome of steel, circled around a woman in winter life’s storms In the cold of night, his body providing your heated warmth His chest, a hard pillow to tell your doubts, your uncertainties, your fears Pulling you closer onto it, his reassuring words eradicating your tears His intellectual mind to think as a man A stimulating, slam bam and thank you ma’am, or your personal grand slam His weakening love, taking your body beyond the stars Woman from Venus, my handsome Man for Mars His groin, and his family jewels from which it springs forth Erected compass of his wand now pointing North A woman’s reservation to tease, please, stroke, or allow it to choke His loud murmurs shadowing your moans, echoing in the wind **** I love the presence of men, and his undulated carnal sins From the first taste of honey dipped Butter *** me As his giving oral fixation is traveling free Freeing the elixir of juices that deems to flee His hairy legs as he stands to lift my weight In the shower, no wait, as I anticipate Hooking my twerking bait His physique in general…Oh, God thank you Without the scent of a man, we women would not know what to do Your presence to a woman is our earthly food Our je ne sais quoi for our every ****** mood Rather you are standing, lying still, or upside down The blissful 69 number conquered as we’re fooling around My Dream Weaver My distance heartbeat receiver His dripping sweat Droplets to my skin have been met The presence and scent of a man holds me throughout the night as our eyes finally rest
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Sep 12, 2018
Sep 12, 2018 at 10:00 AM UTC
The Scent Of A Man
Umm, the presence and scent of a man Magnetic attraction where his feet stands His natural body charismatic aroma Element of charms, seeping to awaken a woman out a sensual coma Is it his eyes, the soul behind his life’s mysteries Flirtation in his smile, tells me he has an undercover ****** history It is his nose that smells out my charms An enticing deep baritone voice, his spoken words, which turns me on Is it the erratic heartbeat he has for a woman, his passionate relent Stealing my breath, as he tenderly seals my lips in an impassioned moment of content The strength in his biceps His triceps Strong, yet such comforting arms An epitome of steel, circled around a woman in winter life’s storms In the cold of night, his body providing your heated warmth His chest, a hard pillow to tell your doubts, your uncertainties, your fears Pulling you closer onto it, his reassuring words eradicating your tears His intellectual mind to think as a man A stimulating, slam bam and thank you ma’am, or your personal grand slam His weakening love, taking your body beyond the stars Woman from Venus, my handsome Man for Mars His groin, and his family jewels from which it springs forth Erected compass of his wand now pointing North A woman’s reservation to tease, please, stroke, or allow it to choke His loud murmurs shadowing your moans, echoing in the wind **** I love the presence of men, and his undulated carnal sins From the first taste of honey dipped Butter *** me As his giving oral fixation is traveling free Freeing the elixir of juices that deems to flee His hairy legs as he stands to lift my weight In the shower, no wait, as I anticipate Hooking my twerking bait His physique in general…Oh, God thank you Without the scent of a man, we women would not know what to do Your presence to a woman is our earthly food Our je ne sais quoi for our every ****** mood Rather you are standing, lying still, or upside down The blissful 69 number conquered as we’re fooling around My Dream Weaver My distance heartbeat receiver His dripping sweat Droplets to my skin have been met The presence and scent of a man holds me throughout the night as our eyes finally rest
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You come in late, wiping your lips. What did I leave untouched on the doorstep--- White Nike, Streaming between my walls? Smilingly, blue lightning Assumes, like a meathook, the burden of his parts. The police love you, you confess everything. Bright hair, shoe-black, old plastic, Is my life so intriguing? Is it for this you widen your eye-rings? Is it for this the air motes depart? They rae not air motes, they are corpuscles. Open your handbag. What is that bad smell? It is your knitting, busily Hooking itself to itself, It is your sticky candies. I have your head on my wall. Navel cords, blue-red and lucent, Shriek from my belly like arrows, and these I ride. O moon-glow, o sick one, The stolen horses, the fornications Circle a womb of marble. Where are you going That you **** breath like mileage? Sulfurous adulteries grieve in a dream. Cold glass, how you insert yourself Between myself and myself. I scratch like a cat. The blood that runs is dark fruit--- An effect, a cosmetic. You smile. No, it is not fatal.
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The Other
It's around prom time so I thought I'd share my prom night experience. Getting a date failed I had for possiblities who ever said yes would've been my date. I went stag hung out with my best friend and his date On the way to the prom we got lost so we missed majority of it. The prom was at some mansion after prom we stayed at a hotel. I drank a few and passed out. Now the story has a twist the date my friend had didnt workout but ended up having another night with his dates friend. She had to drop off her date do that's how these two ended up hooking up. I hung with this girl who didn't have a date she out drank me and passed out. The next morning was awkward my best friend and the new hook up were busy so I had to wait to go home. I went home all of shame hung o er and no action but I was in HS I didn't expect much
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Apr 14, 2013
Apr 14, 2013 at 7:23 PM UTC
Prom
Here's the thing about being a secret, The secret starts off being so **** Sneaking around, Telling little white lies, It's all so thrilling, Secrets make life interesting, Plus it makes hooking up that much hotter. Inevitably that all changes eventually, Eventually keeping the secret becomes a burden, I want to confide in people about what we are, I don't want to put in the effort to keep us a secret anymore, And more than anything… I want the world to know how happy I am with you. When I tell you I want more, you apologize and say you don't want the obligation, And I understand, But at the same time… it feels like ******** Because I realize I'm not just the kind of secret you keep for fun or to make life interesting, No. I'm the type of secret you keep because if it gets out… You'll look bad. *A ***** Little Secret* Do you know how it feels to be your ***** Little Secret? It hurts. It feels like you're ashamed of me. So why go on like this? Why lie to everyone? Why not have me and be honest? Let the secret out, deal with the fall out. Because being the one revealing the secret is far better than doing damage control when the secret gets out. But of course, I say nothing. I play along. Try to keep it quiet. Play by your rules, In fear of loosing you if I don't, And I continue to be your ***** Little Secret. But remember this: I may be your ***** Little Secret, But you are my everything.
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Mar 18, 2014
Mar 18, 2014 at 11:38 PM UTC
***** Little Secret
The most beautiful thing I've ever read- was a love poem that I found, hidden between the dusty cupboards of my mother's room, filled with things that just "didn't matter" anymore. It was flooding with thoughts I waved off as- "foolish" with fake plastic vows of love, not unlike those crisp, shiny valentine heart rings, only given to the most attractive every February. Stories of parting, from which shone a glossy sparkle like that of a fake glass diamond, labeled with black numbers as something worth a thousand. I've always thought that if you were going to leave someone, you should be aloof and cold. If you make "warm memories", won't the parting just be that much harder? That sunset that was described as being unrealistically ethereal, I tried to see it myself, even hooking my feet around the cold metal bars of the balcony, and pretending that I could fly. But that sunset was fake too, I discovered. A synonym of those medals that you eagerly await to get, but in the end, aren't gold, or silver, but just a sheet of mocking plastic, thousands of identical ones of which have been made, in a factory choking on smog, thousands of miles away, in China. There was always that villain, who would try to break the lovers apart. Sometimes, the villain was described as, "dark", and "Irresistible". I was puzzled by that fact, mulling obsessively over the idea, Why didn't the protagonist get with the villain in the end? I was undeniably jealous, of the heroine, who seemed to draw everyone to her with a warm light, that I didn't seem to have, no matter how hard I tried. She was a perfect damsel in distress, waiting for her partner, who would always, always, without fail, come to save her from danger and the unknown. They were both risking everything for what they loved. "Stereotypical love poem," I scoff, willing myself to throw that piece of paper away with the trash, But- to this day, the most beautiful thing I have read, is that stereotypical love poem, now tucked between two bookshelves, which are full of things, that "matter" now.
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Jun 11, 2013
Jun 11, 2013 at 8:33 PM UTC
A Stereotypical Love Poem
The most beautiful thing I've ever read- was a love poem that I found, hidden between the dusty cupboards of my mother's room, filled with things that just "didn't matter" anymore. It was flooding with thoughts I waved off as- "foolish" with fake plastic vows of love, not unlike those crisp, shiny valentine heart rings, only given to the most attractive every February. Stories of parting, from which shone a glossy sparkle like that of a fake glass diamond, labeled with black numbers as something worth a thousand. I've always thought that if you were going to leave someone, you should be aloof and cold. If you make "warm memories", won't the parting just be that much harder? That sunset that was described as being unrealistically ethereal, I tried to see it myself, even hooking my feet around the cold metal bars of the balcony, and pretending that I could fly. But that sunset was fake too, I discovered. A synonym of those medals that you eagerly await to get, but in the end, aren't gold, or silver, but just a sheet of mocking plastic, thousands of identical ones of which have been made, in a factory choking on smog, thousands of miles away, in China. There was always that villain, who would try to break the lovers apart. Sometimes, the villain was described as, "dark", and "Irresistible". I was puzzled by that fact, mulling obsessively over the idea, Why didn't the protagonist get with the villain in the end? I was undeniably jealous, of the heroine, who seemed to draw everyone to her with a warm light, that I didn't seem to have, no matter how hard I tried. She was a perfect damsel in distress, waiting for her partner, who would always, always, without fail, come to save her from danger and the unknown. They were both risking everything for what they loved. "Stereotypical love poem," I scoff, willing myself to throw that piece of paper away with the trash, But- to this day, the most beautiful thing I have read, is that stereotypical love poem, now tucked between two bookshelves, which are full of things, that "matter" now.
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Siri. Type this: More memories. Less Facebook moments. Let’s go back to concerts filled with lighters — warm seas of flame, instead of stadiums filled with phones and waves of blue light that keeps us from sleeping at night. Our phones, it looks like we’re all telling one big ghost story around the campfire — our faces lit up from underneath in the dark. It’s like a part of our bodies, a mollusk’s shell, That we won’t outgrow until it’s torn from us and we’re eaten, still fresh. It’s like we call it Facetime because that’s what we need, but don’t have. Since when is being viral a good thing? Viral means an infectious disease. Viral Viral Viral. I feel like I need a ****** just to surf the web. I honestly can’t have a conversation with a person without toying at my phone anymore. We post our beautiful stories on snapchat, the colorful blurred days of our lives, and let it slip away into the ether. Your stories are still interesting even after 24 hours. Seeing that red notification, knowing I’m special, I’m wanted, I’m special. when it turns out to be another Farmville invite. Talk about crutches. Nitze called religion a crutch but at least religion helps people walk. Phones make people run into things. I wonder if the New Messiah will have a social media account. We are so close to just hooking up our phones to traveling robot vehicles and navigating our world from our home. The future’s hangouts will be phones arranged in a circle on a table, all on Facetime, as we take shots, in our rooms alone. Jerry smiles because he isn’t wearing pants but no one can tell. Our phones only show what’s on top. Please share this poem, by the way. For videos of my reading my poems, visit https://mateilatte.wordpress.com/content/poetry/
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Aug 21, 2015
Aug 21, 2015 at 4:23 PM UTC
the #ViralPoem
Siri. Type this: More memories. Less Facebook moments. Let’s go back to concerts filled with lighters — warm seas of flame, instead of stadiums filled with phones and waves of blue light that keeps us from sleeping at night. Our phones, it looks like we’re all telling one big ghost story around the campfire — our faces lit up from underneath in the dark. It’s like a part of our bodies, a mollusk’s shell, That we won’t outgrow until it’s torn from us and we’re eaten, still fresh. It’s like we call it Facetime because that’s what we need, but don’t have. Since when is being viral a good thing? Viral means an infectious disease. Viral Viral Viral. I feel like I need a ****** just to surf the web. I honestly can’t have a conversation with a person without toying at my phone anymore. We post our beautiful stories on snapchat, the colorful blurred days of our lives, and let it slip away into the ether. Your stories are still interesting even after 24 hours. Seeing that red notification, knowing I’m special, I’m wanted, I’m special. when it turns out to be another Farmville invite. Talk about crutches. Nitze called religion a crutch but at least religion helps people walk. Phones make people run into things. I wonder if the New Messiah will have a social media account. We are so close to just hooking up our phones to traveling robot vehicles and navigating our world from our home. The future’s hangouts will be phones arranged in a circle on a table, all on Facetime, as we take shots, in our rooms alone. Jerry smiles because he isn’t wearing pants but no one can tell. Our phones only show what’s on top. Please share this poem, by the way. For videos of my reading my poems, visit https://mateilatte.wordpress.com/content/poetry/
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Time went by as it's wont to do It passed by without a trace But, as the years transpired He could not forget her face He met her in the park one night An offer from her lips She could make his whole night special She would use her woman's hips She burned a mark onto his heart A face he'd not forget But, he sent her on her way again Like others that he'd met A ticket back to Georgia To the home from where she came He declined all of her offers He didn't even know her name Since then he'd had more offers Fed more girls and brought them home Many left before redemption They would rather fight alone But, she...somehow remembered Not for her actions left undone But, for the fact she took his offer Left before they saw the sun He never knew how long she'd Been residing in the night Never knew just what her reason For leaving home and taking flight To him she was a question Left unanswered to this day Did she use the one bus ticket ? Did she venture on her way ? He took her to the station Left her waiting by herself Never saw her board the Greyhound No luggage for the shelf He'd been back to the town park Hadn't seen her since that night Not that he'd been looking For he knew he'd set her right But, without proof of her leaving The question gnawed at his insides Did she take the chance he gave her? Did she board the bus and ride ? He was often at the diner Eating meals with those he picked Those he felt would take his offer would try to heal the wounds he nicked He'd get them all to open up A mental knife slice to their brains Make them see that they were worthy Try to release them from their pain Some would go and some would not Still, he would venture back To the park so full of vices Where so many were off track One day while he was waiting For his dinner to be served He saw across the table A face that left him quite un-nerved He swore he'd seen the girl child The one whose name he did not know She was in the diner with another Inside, protected from the snow He caught a glance, and that was all He looked again, she was not there He looked around the diner Where she went he knew not where He really wasn't certain, If it was her he saw that night But, it raised that certain question Or was it just a trick of light Did she go home back to Georgia? Or was she still there in the park? Was she at home with her parents? Or was she hooking after dark? I guess he'll never know the answer Nor, will we without much fuss Is she still waiting for redemption? Did she get upon the bus ?.....
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Aug 9, 2012
Aug 9, 2012 at 7:22 PM UTC
Still walking in the park....(sequel to Walking In The Park)
Time went by as it's wont to do It passed by without a trace But, as the years transpired He could not forget her face He met her in the park one night An offer from her lips She could make his whole night special She would use her woman's hips She burned a mark onto his heart A face he'd not forget But, he sent her on her way again Like others that he'd met A ticket back to Georgia To the home from where she came He declined all of her offers He didn't even know her name Since then he'd had more offers Fed more girls and brought them home Many left before redemption They would rather fight alone But, she...somehow remembered Not for her actions left undone But, for the fact she took his offer Left before they saw the sun He never knew how long she'd Been residing in the night Never knew just what her reason For leaving home and taking flight To him she was a question Left unanswered to this day Did she use the one bus ticket ? Did she venture on her way ? He took her to the station Left her waiting by herself Never saw her board the Greyhound No luggage for the shelf He'd been back to the town park Hadn't seen her since that night Not that he'd been looking For he knew he'd set her right But, without proof of her leaving The question gnawed at his insides Did she take the chance he gave her? Did she board the bus and ride ? He was often at the diner Eating meals with those he picked Those he felt would take his offer would try to heal the wounds he nicked He'd get them all to open up A mental knife slice to their brains Make them see that they were worthy Try to release them from their pain Some would go and some would not Still, he would venture back To the park so full of vices Where so many were off track One day while he was waiting For his dinner to be served He saw across the table A face that left him quite un-nerved He swore he'd seen the girl child The one whose name he did not know She was in the diner with another Inside, protected from the snow He caught a glance, and that was all He looked again, she was not there He looked around the diner Where she went he knew not where He really wasn't certain, If it was her he saw that night But, it raised that certain question Or was it just a trick of light Did she go home back to Georgia? Or was she still there in the park? Was she at home with her parents? Or was she hooking after dark? I guess he'll never know the answer Nor, will we without much fuss Is she still waiting for redemption? Did she get upon the bus ?.....
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Turbulence of displaced warmth. A shiver hooking limbs with the lure of touches promised by sultry eyes now closed to the world for the night. Exiled from mind. Seduced by fatigue. Your lover eloped with a dream leaving you behind to walk alone along the stair to the kitchen and the dinner abandoned there because of her promise.
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Dec 11, 2014
Dec 11, 2014 at 6:33 PM UTC
Turbulence
Remember the time we ate shrooms and spent the night lying in a graveyard my shoe broke on the long walk home and you carried me across the parking lot because there could have been glass Remember the time you saved me from a boy I didn't want to kiss you hid me at the top of a rocket ship and every time he tried to enter you shoved him down with your foot Remember the times we laid side by side on the cold wooden floor and blasted music all night long till the stars ceased to shine Remember the time you got out of jail and walked to my house to crawl into my bed but found another boy there instead you quietly left and I had no clue till you confessed later Remember the time you left early in the morning to catch your flight and I didn't wake up but when I did there were two CDs on my pillow that you had spent all night making Remember the time you said I was wifey material after I danced on stage at a white rave in my black bra Remember the time I dyed my hair green and met your visiting girlfriend and you said I looked like medusa I wanted to sock you Remember the time we got drunk and took xanax and laid in my bed you made your move then and I giggled during our kiss because I was high and scared it'd change us but it hurt your feelings on accident Remember the time I started hooking up with your best friend/roommate and you had to sleep on the couch I'm sorry I was so callous Remember the time you sent me a christmas present it was a build-able straw the best thing anyone has ever given me Remember the times you tried to love me and I wouldn't let you now you're gone chasing ****** and I miss you so much that I write to you all the time I write about you because I can't stop talking to you even when you disappear
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 4:03 AM UTC
Max,
Remember the time we ate shrooms and spent the night lying in a graveyard my shoe broke on the long walk home and you carried me across the parking lot because there could have been glass Remember the time you saved me from a boy I didn't want to kiss you hid me at the top of a rocket ship and every time he tried to enter you shoved him down with your foot Remember the times we laid side by side on the cold wooden floor and blasted music all night long till the stars ceased to shine Remember the time you got out of jail and walked to my house to crawl into my bed but found another boy there instead you quietly left and I had no clue till you confessed later Remember the time you left early in the morning to catch your flight and I didn't wake up but when I did there were two CDs on my pillow that you had spent all night making Remember the time you said I was wifey material after I danced on stage at a white rave in my black bra Remember the time I dyed my hair green and met your visiting girlfriend and you said I looked like medusa I wanted to sock you Remember the time we got drunk and took xanax and laid in my bed you made your move then and I giggled during our kiss because I was high and scared it'd change us but it hurt your feelings on accident Remember the time I started hooking up with your best friend/roommate and you had to sleep on the couch I'm sorry I was so callous Remember the time you sent me a christmas present it was a build-able straw the best thing anyone has ever given me Remember the times you tried to love me and I wouldn't let you now you're gone chasing ****** and I miss you so much that I write to you all the time I write about you because I can't stop talking to you even when you disappear
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Ladies of the Net… A warning to male adolescents everywhere… “Hi Honey….I just got matched with your profile”… At least that’s what I think it said. Brilliant I thought because I’m available and life round here is, well…it’s dead “I’m looking for an experienced guy who’s good in bed…  been round the block, but not the clock… One with plenty of experience and a huge…err…appetite… for hooking up instead of these inexperienced boys… They’re all excitable, probably all over too quick… need someone with poise reserve and a twelve inch errr… Libido?… ego? Click my pics kiddo and let’s get it on… you Stud!… Well I would! ****** hell! I’m overwhelmed but let’s not peak too soon… There’s loads of stuff coming in as Spam that would probably make us all swoon. So check it out…without fail, “eeeh!”  They’re all there - these ladies of the net - they crop up daily - Sheila Blige… Tanya Hide… Mandy May,  Bette Sheedus, Lovinia **** I’m not sure if these are their real names... But - Phew - with things like this going on round here we could all get ******* She says she’s just round the corner, you know like Sompting, Steyning, LA (that must be Littlehampton)… Southwick…Little Haven Halt, Portslade. We could meet in a lay-by and we’ll get laid… just an innocent little escapade. It won’t be my fault if you miss this chance… Just try it - I’ll handcuff you to the bed and lap dance. Click on my pix, big boy, they all beckon. Take a closer look at these sonny boy - now what do you reckon? Well, you’d have to say they do look very alluring in the taster… so why not just click... to the next page… see the site… don’t waste-ya time…CLICK! ****** hell! The screen’s gone blank… now I won’t even be able to have a ____ Knock, Knock, Knock! "Kevin!!!?"..."Mum?" "Is that you?" "Yes Mum!… Everything’s OK!… I’m just turning out the light… G’night!"
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Apr 1, 2019
Apr 1, 2019 at 5:45 AM UTC
Ladies of the Net
Ladies of the Net… A warning to male adolescents everywhere… “Hi Honey….I just got matched with your profile”… At least that’s what I think it said. Brilliant I thought because I’m available and life round here is, well…it’s dead “I’m looking for an experienced guy who’s good in bed…  been round the block, but not the clock… One with plenty of experience and a huge…err…appetite… for hooking up instead of these inexperienced boys… They’re all excitable, probably all over too quick… need someone with poise reserve and a twelve inch errr… Libido?… ego? Click my pics kiddo and let’s get it on… you Stud!… Well I would! ****** hell! I’m overwhelmed but let’s not peak too soon… There’s loads of stuff coming in as Spam that would probably make us all swoon. So check it out…without fail, “eeeh!”  They’re all there - these ladies of the net - they crop up daily - Sheila Blige… Tanya Hide… Mandy May,  Bette Sheedus, Lovinia **** I’m not sure if these are their real names... But - Phew - with things like this going on round here we could all get ******* She says she’s just round the corner, you know like Sompting, Steyning, LA (that must be Littlehampton)… Southwick…Little Haven Halt, Portslade. We could meet in a lay-by and we’ll get laid… just an innocent little escapade. It won’t be my fault if you miss this chance… Just try it - I’ll handcuff you to the bed and lap dance. Click on my pix, big boy, they all beckon. Take a closer look at these sonny boy - now what do you reckon? Well, you’d have to say they do look very alluring in the taster… so why not just click... to the next page… see the site… don’t waste-ya time…CLICK! ****** hell! The screen’s gone blank… now I won’t even be able to have a ____ Knock, Knock, Knock! "Kevin!!!?"..."Mum?" "Is that you?" "Yes Mum!… Everything’s OK!… I’m just turning out the light… G’night!"
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I will readily be the first to admit I heavily romanticize the **** out of life It’s not that I don’t separate fact from fiction But if I can find something that is beautiful in both Then I know I have found something truly wonderful Give me a movie moment and, for the time being, I’ll know that I’m doing okay I’ll know everything is going to be alright So give me summer nights Let us run out the doors of a pizza place past midnight and drive Standing up, top down in a convertible jeep around the back roads of a small town Sticky stage makeup streaked by sticky wind Overly gelled hair windswept into Picasso shapes Let’s notice how the stars spin when you look directly upwards And feel the swaying balance in your feet, as the air plays louder than the music Hold out your arms like Titanic The Perks of Being a Wallflower Superman Hooking my ribcage forward over the top of the windshield so I can let my hands explore the sky Reaching to touch low-hanging branches that are never quite near enough Leaning bent back against the railing And singing mismatched lyrics to whatever song I can’t quite hear Since I’m holding my head farther above the world than usual Standing straight and tall and Let’s appreciate the way the laws of physics keep us from falling but not from tipping So we’re always just on the edge of cautious Slightly alert But mostly lost in the magic of being Young and free Past midnight on the empty streets of a small town With fireflies spinning past like low-hanging stars And a summer breeze intensified into enveloping all five senses Let’s forget about responsibilities and forgive the people we’re running away from Even if just for the moment Give me the rush of this moonlit escape And memories that could fit with pretty soundtracks and rolling credits Let headlights be our guide and the radio be our leader For one night the tears in our eyes are going to be from the sting of speed Not the empty hours of another sleepless night For one night we are going to reach out for a hand And actually end up holding tight to each other as we race through the darkness Four heartbeats and a loud engine All drowned out by a summer night being lived as it’s meant to be lived Standing up, top down in a convertible jeep around the back roads of a small town And romanticizing the ever living **** out of the movie moments in life
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Jun 30, 2014
Jun 30, 2014 at 2:30 AM UTC
The One About The Jeep
I will readily be the first to admit I heavily romanticize the **** out of life It’s not that I don’t separate fact from fiction But if I can find something that is beautiful in both Then I know I have found something truly wonderful Give me a movie moment and, for the time being, I’ll know that I’m doing okay I’ll know everything is going to be alright So give me summer nights Let us run out the doors of a pizza place past midnight and drive Standing up, top down in a convertible jeep around the back roads of a small town Sticky stage makeup streaked by sticky wind Overly gelled hair windswept into Picasso shapes Let’s notice how the stars spin when you look directly upwards And feel the swaying balance in your feet, as the air plays louder than the music Hold out your arms like Titanic The Perks of Being a Wallflower Superman Hooking my ribcage forward over the top of the windshield so I can let my hands explore the sky Reaching to touch low-hanging branches that are never quite near enough Leaning bent back against the railing And singing mismatched lyrics to whatever song I can’t quite hear Since I’m holding my head farther above the world than usual Standing straight and tall and Let’s appreciate the way the laws of physics keep us from falling but not from tipping So we’re always just on the edge of cautious Slightly alert But mostly lost in the magic of being Young and free Past midnight on the empty streets of a small town With fireflies spinning past like low-hanging stars And a summer breeze intensified into enveloping all five senses Let’s forget about responsibilities and forgive the people we’re running away from Even if just for the moment Give me the rush of this moonlit escape And memories that could fit with pretty soundtracks and rolling credits Let headlights be our guide and the radio be our leader For one night the tears in our eyes are going to be from the sting of speed Not the empty hours of another sleepless night For one night we are going to reach out for a hand And actually end up holding tight to each other as we race through the darkness Four heartbeats and a loud engine All drowned out by a summer night being lived as it’s meant to be lived Standing up, top down in a convertible jeep around the back roads of a small town And romanticizing the ever living **** out of the movie moments in life
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We are the disconnect community. We think, therefore we are. We blink, therefor we see the ticking, flicking florescent FIVE HUNDRED. A personal "connection-collection" of mine. 500 pieces of redefining human identity as bees in a hive. Buzzing. Whirring. Chatting. A world can be displayed on a single screen of ticking, flicking florescent FIVE HUNDRED. All tuned in. *All turning into hive minded creatures. Degeneration at it's best. For the most advanced generation, We are zombies disguised as cyborgs; carrying our hearts literally out on our sleeves. For home, I'm told, is where the heart is. And though books say it's in our chests, One look and tell you "Homepage" is handheld. And with the world in the palm of your hand, the rest comes fast, calm and easy. Like breathing, But without feeling. Invisible networks bond the inner workings Like an ultra-cranium. Or a hive, dangling precariously over the valley. Lives, carelessly unaware that a bow can break when it forgets it's roots. Like jumping in puddles in rubber boots. The difference between what's easy and what's simple. The little girl on Youtube who can't flip a page of a magaizine because all she know's are HD touch screens. Learning to type before learning to write. Obesity, skyrocketing to a sun we barely lay eyes on. One by one, we stop hooking up, and get hooked up to the trending crazes. Hang up. Telenophobics praised. E-mail and texts. Social skills wrecked. Eye contact replaced with descontent looks. Pirating crooks Torenting video games, DVDs &books.; The 25th of December is more for toys than the son of God. You can't remember the last time you went fishing with your dad, because you've been too busy playing C.O.D. Unplugged is savagery. but escapism with a drug by any name is just as inhumane. Just as fatal. For all the blinking, and thinking, chattering, babbling 500 redefined "friends", Can you easily feel alive when it's more simple to call us dead? Do you know all your neighbors names without checking online? Can you understand relationships, as they were meant to be?* We are the disconnect community. Cut out "unity". Leave the rest for our virtual home page address.
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Aug 18, 2012
Aug 18, 2012 at 2:36 AM UTC
Uncanny Valley
We are the disconnect community. We think, therefore we are. We blink, therefor we see the ticking, flicking florescent FIVE HUNDRED. A personal "connection-collection" of mine. 500 pieces of redefining human identity as bees in a hive. Buzzing. Whirring. Chatting. A world can be displayed on a single screen of ticking, flicking florescent FIVE HUNDRED. All tuned in. *All turning into hive minded creatures. Degeneration at it's best. For the most advanced generation, We are zombies disguised as cyborgs; carrying our hearts literally out on our sleeves. For home, I'm told, is where the heart is. And though books say it's in our chests, One look and tell you "Homepage" is handheld. And with the world in the palm of your hand, the rest comes fast, calm and easy. Like breathing, But without feeling. Invisible networks bond the inner workings Like an ultra-cranium. Or a hive, dangling precariously over the valley. Lives, carelessly unaware that a bow can break when it forgets it's roots. Like jumping in puddles in rubber boots. The difference between what's easy and what's simple. The little girl on Youtube who can't flip a page of a magaizine because all she know's are HD touch screens. Learning to type before learning to write. Obesity, skyrocketing to a sun we barely lay eyes on. One by one, we stop hooking up, and get hooked up to the trending crazes. Hang up. Telenophobics praised. E-mail and texts. Social skills wrecked. Eye contact replaced with descontent looks. Pirating crooks Torenting video games, DVDs &books.; The 25th of December is more for toys than the son of God. You can't remember the last time you went fishing with your dad, because you've been too busy playing C.O.D. Unplugged is savagery. but escapism with a drug by any name is just as inhumane. Just as fatal. For all the blinking, and thinking, chattering, babbling 500 redefined "friends", Can you easily feel alive when it's more simple to call us dead? Do you know all your neighbors names without checking online? Can you understand relationships, as they were meant to be?* We are the disconnect community. Cut out "unity". Leave the rest for our virtual home page address.
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Five for fighting hands to the face personal foul player disgrace Illegal contact leap in the fray willful head shot leg astray Encroachment defense mouth guard out roughing the passer back field bout Grounding the pigskin mis-aligned horse collar tackle clip from behind Knee on knee offside end unnecessary roughness too many men Gross misconduct poke in the eye hooking the shooter sticks up high Match ejection over the top face off folly penalty shot Unsportsmanlike conduct chopping the block slew foot infraction hammer lock Stick to the head kick in the crotch **** end jab adhering the watch Slashing the d-man spearing the wing running the keeper back checking Intentional grounding stoppage in play punching and hacking delay of the game Striking the ref aggressor in fight obstructing the line out ear in a bite Loss of downs hands in the ruck pinching and boarding illegal upchuck Rules of the battle by the bye pushing the limits with a wink of an eye
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May 10, 2017
May 10, 2017 at 9:24 PM UTC
The Sin Bin
I see a couple holding hands As I try to not think about you …they remind so much of us. He starts to kiss her neck I remember how bad our PDA was …almost hooking up in the bus Now I spend my nights Wishing I could talk to you And my days at work I try not thinking about you However, that is not enough. Its 5:51 pm and I am at work Writing pointless poems for you ..Even though I know… You will never again read my poetry
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Apr 5, 2013
Apr 5, 2013 at 2:54 AM UTC
Waitress
This is the Fisherman's tale With a rod in hand and live bait in a pale, Of a day spent out on the beach And fish just a cast out of reach. The day started as any fisherman would Before the sun was up, when the fishing was good. He hopped on his bike and road the old trail Till he could smell the tides from the ocean gale. Today was the day, he could feel it in his bones He would bring food to his loved ones at home This was his day, he was so sure, With a brand new rod and a homemade lure. Cast after cast, hour by hour Time moved by until he started to sour All that time and not a single bite; Now clouds rolled in, black as night. The wind started whipping the sand all around Still the old fisherman stood his ground The storm was coming, in just a matter of time "I can't leave" he thought, "until that fish is mine." As the thunder boomed and lightning crashed, He decided to give just one more cast As the rain came down, soaking him through This was the one, he swore it was true. Waiting there patiently, slowly he'd reel Even if his legs he could no longer feel. When all of a sudden with a great flash he was able to tell that this was the cast. The line went tight as he threw back the rod  He was hooking this fish, he thought with a nod. The battle that followed was one terrible fight Fish verses man all through the night. And as the sunlight rose, marking the dawn, The fisherman still fought as the battle raged on. He wouldn't give up, he wouldn't let it go The fish was his, and he would soon let it know. The fish neared the shore jumping clear through the sky Only to get robbed off the hook by a seal passing by. The fisherman stood there, staring in awe "The seal stole my fish!" He thought dropping his jaw. "The fish it was huge, six feet at least," he would say "I fought it all day and night till that beast took it away" Yet no one believed him, they just called him a goof And scoffed, "how convenient it is, that you don't have any proof." Still this is The Fisherman's story After fishing all day and night on the beach One filled with unseen glories How he was one cast away from the catch of the week.
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Nov 19, 2015
Nov 19, 2015 at 12:37 PM UTC
The Fisherman's Story
This is the Fisherman's tale With a rod in hand and live bait in a pale, Of a day spent out on the beach And fish just a cast out of reach. The day started as any fisherman would Before the sun was up, when the fishing was good. He hopped on his bike and road the old trail Till he could smell the tides from the ocean gale. Today was the day, he could feel it in his bones He would bring food to his loved ones at home This was his day, he was so sure, With a brand new rod and a homemade lure. Cast after cast, hour by hour Time moved by until he started to sour All that time and not a single bite; Now clouds rolled in, black as night. The wind started whipping the sand all around Still the old fisherman stood his ground The storm was coming, in just a matter of time "I can't leave" he thought, "until that fish is mine." As the thunder boomed and lightning crashed, He decided to give just one more cast As the rain came down, soaking him through This was the one, he swore it was true. Waiting there patiently, slowly he'd reel Even if his legs he could no longer feel. When all of a sudden with a great flash he was able to tell that this was the cast. The line went tight as he threw back the rod  He was hooking this fish, he thought with a nod. The battle that followed was one terrible fight Fish verses man all through the night. And as the sunlight rose, marking the dawn, The fisherman still fought as the battle raged on. He wouldn't give up, he wouldn't let it go The fish was his, and he would soon let it know. The fish neared the shore jumping clear through the sky Only to get robbed off the hook by a seal passing by. The fisherman stood there, staring in awe "The seal stole my fish!" He thought dropping his jaw. "The fish it was huge, six feet at least," he would say "I fought it all day and night till that beast took it away" Yet no one believed him, they just called him a goof And scoffed, "how convenient it is, that you don't have any proof." Still this is The Fisherman's story After fishing all day and night on the beach One filled with unseen glories How he was one cast away from the catch of the week.
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*step this side.. no, you.. that side! in a line, in a line.. quiet now – get ready for fire.. no miss! please line up the children in neat rows, get them ready…………………..* 1. eyes are misted over – something happened in the gap hooking-up strangely with estranged sons lost in custodial-wrangles alienated values; family-core defunct like a super-shiny apple with putrescent-flesh long-beard wants a son after so many daughters, sits unwashed in the smoke gender-penalty –  sorry, sister.. you chose the wrong straw you remain in that cage till we say come out 2. bread-basket filled with stealth-grenades rights and benefits squirm in slick-oil of rules peasant skirting the limits of the city; even rats fare better cloak of goat-skin, the shield hides serpents beneath the hunter will aim for the head, land in the centre..                            yet an inch or two too high sentry, close the gates and bar the window-frames! 3. inadvertent greed and control; aggressive power news-man dies for feed that’s untrue, anyway picture-man twists an image to suit the viewer all kinds of lines disappear so quick – ****** jokes, theatre, life, even poems and if you’ve never had the sad combo of sick and homeless,                                                                            famished and cold,                                                                            tired with sores oh, war will be courteous enough to bring you all these, on a platter and more.. *there is no border when we all roam in hunger and in fear like the orphans in crowded-camps high-rankers sit far away.. ominously "well-off"                                                chew on hard-cheese                                                gulp down red wine but the throat still feels parched, and that bayonet is too short its fear will kick in.. on a day least anticipated would you be shocked if it is a child who will drive that wedge-stick home?* st – 14 march 2014
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Mar 14, 2014
Mar 14, 2014 at 9:26 AM UTC
The Border
*step this side.. no, you.. that side! in a line, in a line.. quiet now – get ready for fire.. no miss! please line up the children in neat rows, get them ready…………………..* 1. eyes are misted over – something happened in the gap hooking-up strangely with estranged sons lost in custodial-wrangles alienated values; family-core defunct like a super-shiny apple with putrescent-flesh long-beard wants a son after so many daughters, sits unwashed in the smoke gender-penalty –  sorry, sister.. you chose the wrong straw you remain in that cage till we say come out 2. bread-basket filled with stealth-grenades rights and benefits squirm in slick-oil of rules peasant skirting the limits of the city; even rats fare better cloak of goat-skin, the shield hides serpents beneath the hunter will aim for the head, land in the centre..                            yet an inch or two too high sentry, close the gates and bar the window-frames! 3. inadvertent greed and control; aggressive power news-man dies for feed that’s untrue, anyway picture-man twists an image to suit the viewer all kinds of lines disappear so quick – ****** jokes, theatre, life, even poems and if you’ve never had the sad combo of sick and homeless,                                                                            famished and cold,                                                                            tired with sores oh, war will be courteous enough to bring you all these, on a platter and more.. *there is no border when we all roam in hunger and in fear like the orphans in crowded-camps high-rankers sit far away.. ominously "well-off"                                                chew on hard-cheese                                                gulp down red wine but the throat still feels parched, and that bayonet is too short its fear will kick in.. on a day least anticipated would you be shocked if it is a child who will drive that wedge-stick home?* st – 14 march 2014
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You apologize as if you feel remorse. You lie! It's all about the sale. I was merely your customer and the bed was your product. Anything for a sale, anything to convince me you had what I wanted. But you were the one that wanted what I had. You apologize because you miss me. Well baby, keep em comin cause I'm not buyin. A lonely salesman is all you'll ever be. Apologizing for your selfish words and charming lies. Pity party honoring you, tragic life thats only yours. Salesman, I'm not interested. Your money does not impress. Salesman, show me the door! I don't care how sharp you dress. Salesman, you had me fooled. Your flashy cars and fancy toys were your favorite tool. I don't give a **** what the world says you're worth, because it's only a name, simply a title. A lonely salesman is all you'll ever be, a lonely salesman who thinks of me. Keep dreaming baby cause I'm never coming back. You had your way with me, stole it all in only a day. 'I love you' is what you speak, but 'I lust you' is all that leaks. Talking large and living the same. Hooking me was purely a mind game. A lonely salesman is all you'll ever be, a lonely salesman who thinks of me.
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Jan 9, 2011
Jan 9, 2011 at 10:19 AM UTC
Salesman
I want a nobody. A faceless commuter swearing as the machine ignores his credit card. Or the guy two tables to the left who isn’t checking his watch because he isn’t waiting on someone. Any hoodie-wearing, adidas-laced, prospective english major rambling along the sidewalk. I want a nobody. ‘Cause there’s never a somebody that won’t say “I love you” because it’s numbed by too many mouths that don’t form their lips the right way. The somebodies slide it off their careless tongues— because little words are pennies in tip jars. But Nobody, he’ll say I love the way you put on a jacket like some kind of whip-snap in the lapels and collar tipping your chin up and hooking your silver-ringed thumbs in the pockets and I love how you flip through books eager to break the spine but not fold the pages holding your breath to hold the focus propping open a paperback between long tapered fingers and how the barista at the coffeeshop knows your face! and blush rises like foam on your cheeks because it’s so ******* incredible how when you drum your fingers you don’t drum you press into a phantom piano the treble clef of Linus and Lucy or The Entertainer or, if your eyes have already gotten deeper —in a mossy well of thought— it’ll be Augustana’s Boston dancing C-E-C-E-G-E-C-E in the jumping tendons of your right hand. * oh darling, I’m in love with your clumsy movements when you fall into bed wrapping a thick comforter over your bare shoulders curling your legs as you settle on your side hair fanned out on the bedsheet because the pillow’s too close to the wall but lovely, I don’t love you because I’m not real at all
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May 12, 2013
May 12, 2013 at 10:23 PM UTC
A Pantomime
I want a nobody. A faceless commuter swearing as the machine ignores his credit card. Or the guy two tables to the left who isn’t checking his watch because he isn’t waiting on someone. Any hoodie-wearing, adidas-laced, prospective english major rambling along the sidewalk. I want a nobody. ‘Cause there’s never a somebody that won’t say “I love you” because it’s numbed by too many mouths that don’t form their lips the right way. The somebodies slide it off their careless tongues— because little words are pennies in tip jars. But Nobody, he’ll say I love the way you put on a jacket like some kind of whip-snap in the lapels and collar tipping your chin up and hooking your silver-ringed thumbs in the pockets and I love how you flip through books eager to break the spine but not fold the pages holding your breath to hold the focus propping open a paperback between long tapered fingers and how the barista at the coffeeshop knows your face! and blush rises like foam on your cheeks because it’s so ******* incredible how when you drum your fingers you don’t drum you press into a phantom piano the treble clef of Linus and Lucy or The Entertainer or, if your eyes have already gotten deeper —in a mossy well of thought— it’ll be Augustana’s Boston dancing C-E-C-E-G-E-C-E in the jumping tendons of your right hand. * oh darling, I’m in love with your clumsy movements when you fall into bed wrapping a thick comforter over your bare shoulders curling your legs as you settle on your side hair fanned out on the bedsheet because the pillow’s too close to the wall but lovely, I don’t love you because I’m not real at all
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they snagged on her gown as she attempted to flee the retched night that had gone horribly wrong, they worked with the enemy to ensure she would not escape this town, piercing her satin embroidery and tearing at the draped silk, hooking into her flesh, softer than a rose’s petal. she gasped as pain struck her and little rivers of blood streamed down her skin
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Jul 15, 2012
Jul 15, 2012 at 7:26 PM UTC
Thorns
It depresses me To see other couples Or people hooking up I don't know why But it has something to do With you
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Nov 30, 2014
Nov 30, 2014 at 3:12 AM UTC
Couples
It flows     And stops          It dies               And clots                   Revives                        It thrives                           Until I drop As alcohol courses through me Turning pure blood to taint My wits are dulled And thoughts askew That light is rather bright That one up ahead Too boozed up To find the brake ... Awaking briefly No pain Talking man with his blue mask Hooking up a bag of life It's red and thick I've seen it before Perhaps it was mine I gave My life is too pathetic for another to save Irony of my own blood replacing My own blood Is it worth it Should they bother Let me suffer my consequences Just let the blood stop I can already it feel it starting to clot.
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 5:03 PM UTC
Blood Taint
no one is perfect. we all make mistakes. are you one of them? relationships are messy (all of them) friends, parents, teachers lovers emotions, tears, pain. but, here's the thing... i feel myself becoming attached like elmer's glue on construction paper messy and sticky and with one touch, it's hard to clean off i try to imagine hooking up, sleeping around, being with someone else... and i all i feel is... "eh" but i swallow it. and i feel it all the way in my stomach. gurgling. threatening. to find it's way back up i fake it i like you. but not that much
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Feb 17, 2011
Feb 17, 2011 at 7:04 AM UTC
construction paper
He’s watching, but she’s not looking In this new form of modern day hooking A golden transaction Creates an instant attraction As the two meet in a binary realm With a computer screen at the helm One stares dead eyed Completely fried The other separates mind and body After all, it’s not quite a hobby Allowing a fiction to take hold Making her actions more bold She quells the urge The other desired to purge Once it’s all done He stops calling her *** Reverts back to the misshapen dialectic Of a right handed epileptic
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Jun 12, 2013
Jun 12, 2013 at 8:09 PM UTC
Banana On A Blank Canvas
the Internet sets higher aspirations a teaching guide, on how to go beyond and deep into the fast lane's curved and wide, stretching the straight and narrow longer than lasting, lasting no longer than memory feelings blurred overlapping burnt edged video recordings pores pour oil and noise, differentiating little between beginning ending continuous in the mind, from the walls, Santana Rob sings "Smooth," but it is the guitar wailing controlled penetrations. a national anthem of driven perpetual needy fomenting outspoken physical truths you don't care how you got there, where you are, anybody's name, high octane high performance *** today, is not for the shy and the retiring, sissies, we all got the necessary expertise, with violin accompanist of pharma teaching aids recalling first time tumblings, exhaling deep down throated rumblings, rushing fumbling ********* an ****** innocence rushes of surprise and discovery, success of feeling successful, the shame of miscommunications think I'm gonna watch me a romantic comedy, write her a love poem, come up from behind, caress her ******* kidding kissing her ear lobes, then entering her entry point, her neck even when she is armed but forgiving, busy chopping dinner's vegetables, make them make them give up the hidden soft atonal squealing like a piccolo on steroids, high pitch teasing, pinched by air ****** intaking I'll play the bass, hitting those low notes, ********* my own strings, deep ooh's and aah's diode emitting, the drug employed is unadulterated wanton but wanted desire this won't be the poem of the day, no mind, it already is was and will be...
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Mar 29, 2015
Mar 29, 2015 at 7:27 AM UTC
Hooking Up: *** today is not for sissies
the Internet sets higher aspirations a teaching guide, on how to go beyond and deep into the fast lane's curved and wide, stretching the straight and narrow longer than lasting, lasting no longer than memory feelings blurred overlapping burnt edged video recordings pores pour oil and noise, differentiating little between beginning ending continuous in the mind, from the walls, Santana Rob sings "Smooth," but it is the guitar wailing controlled penetrations. a national anthem of driven perpetual needy fomenting outspoken physical truths you don't care how you got there, where you are, anybody's name, high octane high performance *** today, is not for the shy and the retiring, sissies, we all got the necessary expertise, with violin accompanist of pharma teaching aids recalling first time tumblings, exhaling deep down throated rumblings, rushing fumbling ********* an ****** innocence rushes of surprise and discovery, success of feeling successful, the shame of miscommunications think I'm gonna watch me a romantic comedy, write her a love poem, come up from behind, caress her ******* kidding kissing her ear lobes, then entering her entry point, her neck even when she is armed but forgiving, busy chopping dinner's vegetables, make them make them give up the hidden soft atonal squealing like a piccolo on steroids, high pitch teasing, pinched by air ****** intaking I'll play the bass, hitting those low notes, ********* my own strings, deep ooh's and aah's diode emitting, the drug employed is unadulterated wanton but wanted desire this won't be the poem of the day, no mind, it already is was and will be...
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