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"huzzah" poems
We are the genuine men We are the fulfilled men Standing together Headpiece filled with ideas. Huzzah! Our powerful voices, when We cheer together Are loud and meaningful As wind in wet grass Or dancing feet over wooden floors In our damp attics Shape with form, shade with colour, Dynamic force, motion without gesture; Those who have crossed With indirect eyes, to death’s other Kingdom Forget  us—if at all—not as found Peaceful souls, but only As the genuine men The fulfilled men. Eyes I dare meet in nightmares In death’s dream kingdom These do  appear: There, the eyes are Sunlight on a whole column There, is a tree standing And voices are In the wind’s singing More close and more bashful Than a newly formed star. Let me be closer In death’s dream kingdom Let me not wear Such obvious disguises Silk shirt, snakeskin, crossed staves In a field Behaving as the wind behaves Closer— That first meeting In the twilight kingdom This is the living land This is fruitful land Here the cloudy images Are raised, here they receive The supplication of a living man’s hand Under the twinkle of a newly formed star. It is like this In death’s other kingdom Waking together At the minute when we are Shaking with excitement Lips that would kiss Form praise to no stone. The eyes are here There are eyes here In this valley of living stars In this flowing valley This whole jaw of our lost kingdoms In this first of meeting places We ***** alone And invite speech Gathered on this beach of the free river Vision, unless The eyes disappear As the periodic star Monofoliate daisy Of death’s twilight kingdom The hope only Of whole men. *Here we go round the mulberry bush Mulberry bush mulberry bush Here we go round the mulberry bush At five o’clock in the morning.* Between the thought And the implementation Between the movement And the deed Rises the Light                                 For Thine is the Kingdom Between the inception And the construction Between the feeling And the reaction Rises the Light                                 Life is very short Between the need And the want Between the potential And the substance Between the ingredients And the ascent Rises the Light                                 For Thine is the Kingdom For Thine is Life is For Thine is the This is the way the world begins This is the way the world begins This is the way the world begins Not with a whimper but a bang.
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Nov 11, 2012
Nov 11, 2012 at 2:34 PM UTC
The Genuine Men
We are the genuine men We are the fulfilled men Standing together Headpiece filled with ideas. Huzzah! Our powerful voices, when We cheer together Are loud and meaningful As wind in wet grass Or dancing feet over wooden floors In our damp attics Shape with form, shade with colour, Dynamic force, motion without gesture; Those who have crossed With indirect eyes, to death’s other Kingdom Forget  us—if at all—not as found Peaceful souls, but only As the genuine men The fulfilled men. Eyes I dare meet in nightmares In death’s dream kingdom These do  appear: There, the eyes are Sunlight on a whole column There, is a tree standing And voices are In the wind’s singing More close and more bashful Than a newly formed star. Let me be closer In death’s dream kingdom Let me not wear Such obvious disguises Silk shirt, snakeskin, crossed staves In a field Behaving as the wind behaves Closer— That first meeting In the twilight kingdom This is the living land This is fruitful land Here the cloudy images Are raised, here they receive The supplication of a living man’s hand Under the twinkle of a newly formed star. It is like this In death’s other kingdom Waking together At the minute when we are Shaking with excitement Lips that would kiss Form praise to no stone. The eyes are here There are eyes here In this valley of living stars In this flowing valley This whole jaw of our lost kingdoms In this first of meeting places We ***** alone And invite speech Gathered on this beach of the free river Vision, unless The eyes disappear As the periodic star Monofoliate daisy Of death’s twilight kingdom The hope only Of whole men. *Here we go round the mulberry bush Mulberry bush mulberry bush Here we go round the mulberry bush At five o’clock in the morning.* Between the thought And the implementation Between the movement And the deed Rises the Light                                 For Thine is the Kingdom Between the inception And the construction Between the feeling And the reaction Rises the Light                                 Life is very short Between the need And the want Between the potential And the substance Between the ingredients And the ascent Rises the Light                                 For Thine is the Kingdom For Thine is Life is For Thine is the This is the way the world begins This is the way the world begins This is the way the world begins Not with a whimper but a bang.
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The Quantum Poetry Theorem from a long time ago, a thousand poems a priori. **Dedicated to you, Albert Einstein and the cast of TBBT, special thanks to the OWS movement., But especially to the few, the brave, geeks who write poetry in word and in equations.** Scruffy, yet ennobled, my own 99% invade and occupy all my senses, in my eyesight encamped sensing opportunity, the 99 demand that each shutter eye snap, all nominal exhalations, every quantum minutia perception, be live streamed, direct tv to you Everything I witness, transformed into an acoustic guitar rocking vision, a levitation of poetic expression,   set to a primitive three-chord rock & roll overture, and my iPad, appointed Recording Secretary, compiles exhalations as ecrivations a preservation society of the verb, strings of words emanating non-stop within my head, from a guitar playing twenty four seven, ironically, expressed mathematically Street strolling, busy brasserie bar, a Pinot Noir arrives, a large pour of stanzas and a napkin upon to scribble mind in ferment but A Capella smooth cool, my bossy brain requires incident reports, a "write me down, please," and no matter how much I drink, ain't anti-matter enough to stop my eyes from seeing every human interaction as a poetic, probabilistic, verbal equation, quantum expressions of sensory upload The brain revels and reels from overload,   no mas, no more, poetry fatigue incurable, caplets and ointments, string theory, can't cure or explain the compulsion I feel, and the 1% of me protests my overtaxed mental capacity, and hear the, see the, masses, the shouts, the placards, outside my home, shut it down, no one cares, no one wants your transplanted mechanics in their eardrums Huzzah, found in my gut, a Grand Unifying Theory to coordinate, gauge  and harmonize my internal asymmetries, yes, a coupling factor required, but still, one equation that explains everything! my fatigued, pointy, index finger refuses to tap any more, my Theory of Everything, and my poetry, forgot, overlooked. in my library buried, black holed, forever silence-stored
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Sep 8, 2013
Sep 8, 2013 at 3:48 PM UTC
The Quantum Poetry Theorem
The Quantum Poetry Theorem from a long time ago, a thousand poems a priori. **Dedicated to you, Albert Einstein and the cast of TBBT, special thanks to the OWS movement., But especially to the few, the brave, geeks who write poetry in word and in equations.** Scruffy, yet ennobled, my own 99% invade and occupy all my senses, in my eyesight encamped sensing opportunity, the 99 demand that each shutter eye snap, all nominal exhalations, every quantum minutia perception, be live streamed, direct tv to you Everything I witness, transformed into an acoustic guitar rocking vision, a levitation of poetic expression,   set to a primitive three-chord rock & roll overture, and my iPad, appointed Recording Secretary, compiles exhalations as ecrivations a preservation society of the verb, strings of words emanating non-stop within my head, from a guitar playing twenty four seven, ironically, expressed mathematically Street strolling, busy brasserie bar, a Pinot Noir arrives, a large pour of stanzas and a napkin upon to scribble mind in ferment but A Capella smooth cool, my bossy brain requires incident reports, a "write me down, please," and no matter how much I drink, ain't anti-matter enough to stop my eyes from seeing every human interaction as a poetic, probabilistic, verbal equation, quantum expressions of sensory upload The brain revels and reels from overload,   no mas, no more, poetry fatigue incurable, caplets and ointments, string theory, can't cure or explain the compulsion I feel, and the 1% of me protests my overtaxed mental capacity, and hear the, see the, masses, the shouts, the placards, outside my home, shut it down, no one cares, no one wants your transplanted mechanics in their eardrums Huzzah, found in my gut, a Grand Unifying Theory to coordinate, gauge  and harmonize my internal asymmetries, yes, a coupling factor required, but still, one equation that explains everything! my fatigued, pointy, index finger refuses to tap any more, my Theory of Everything, and my poetry, forgot, overlooked. in my library buried, black holed, forever silence-stored
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cathode box frog. lung dead in a deep heap of old suns simply the rival of Hate's hate... a mute huzzah ! the treacherous velvet of a dead sleep masquerading as a chance in dyslexia......
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Oct 27, 2012
Oct 27, 2012 at 12:23 PM UTC
television skin
You are trapped in the world. Your vision is our vision. You are trapped in what breathes. . is the meaning of our meaning. The answer to the question is yourself. You are the Answer to everything. (Everything does not matter.) Meaning is Itself. This is a display to amuse Itself. Meaning is meaning. And there is no meaning except That which Means. There is no "is". "Is" is ************ Huzzah! You are meaning, meaning: *Be. Or stop.* We're all blowing wind until we stop.
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Mar 29, 2014
Mar 29, 2014 at 7:52 PM UTC
Blowing Wind
roll up! roll up!! you fine hearted boy. time now to put down, the store made toys. time to make magic... with the inside, of your mind roll up! roll up!! to the dream circus let's see what we find.... melamine monkeys mimic monstrousity's mangling, minor majorities in musical mayhem symphonies, sublime playing mozart in part on a shiny yellow kazooo meanwhile marshmallow crocodiles smile with mincing beguile at ****** moo cows meandering miles in crooked zig-zag lines making milkshakes all the while... mouses and mices are avoiding becoming itty bitty pieces of rodent and crabapple pie by milling mindlessly around the mound of milliners, by the by. now to meet and greet at the zoo mrs hippopotomus has ginger biscuits and mango milk ready for you while you watch the fleet of zebras and their plataypi crew, sail in the xebec regatta twice around the isle of goo. before saying huzzah and hooroo they won the championship whoohoo!!!! it's all a happenin, at the bing **** bingle zoo but for all these amazing thing to occur my lad you have to pay your dues so close your eyes, and sleep ..... and you will see a wonderful dream or two....
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Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014 at 4:32 PM UTC
dream circus
night has passed clanking and exhaling, small talks of large projects, conundrums; oak wood canines roam in bliss new found love found lager new found lover found a big stomach in the morning and a smile on his face, not penetrating his soul. deep and shallow, bodies of water dig going with the flow. perhaps a bowl of cereal is in the general direction we're floating, huzzah, brumah, and lack-lack.
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May 11, 2013
May 11, 2013 at 9:37 AM UTC
Reflection of Occassion
Straight shot of Holy water to exorcise my demons Got'em out on a couple legs, begs by ****** screamins With the All Holy Trinity I walk amongst infinity Got a Cadre of Archangels showerin' me in His Divinity Brought a fifth of Anointing Oil to mark His Holy Royals Seeing through the mixed lens of His sixth sense Burnin' incense to mark the Menorah branch that toils Ate up the Holy Communion remember that Holy Union At the Ninth hour His might & power did devour Light Too dark, the tent of heaven tore, bore mark of blight Judas seeing that hell'll vent, went hellbent on death's reunion They dwell of Herod taking head of prophecy; Maker's cousin He called Saul as Paul to make all apostle's, baker's dozen Diss and spit cause of His name, John 7:7 in the pulpit This ain't tryin' to be flame or 15 minute fame **** At 16 I knew I'd live eternal by His Throne, sit
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May 28, 2016
May 28, 2016 at 3:30 PM UTC
The Last Huzzah
these are the thoughts of Clive, the neighborhood curmudgeon... how do i know this, i am the imp that put them here.... in the garden, you folks call a brain...... *take this, sodding life and it's meaningless struggle. i set my face to this wall and brick myself self in to this useless stall. the old man, Clive, grumbled with a, set and sour grin. you...you're all pathetic, thinking you can win. death's the only victor... over us, one and sodding all. and you can take, your sodding... flowers and cards and sodding, casseroles too!! there was, one ray of sunshine in my life and now she is gone. and she is not, sodding around in another room, or waiting for me up there. she is not, in greener pastures cause she was never.. an effin cow. she is, six footdown, underground, in a cheap wooden box, making fodder, for worms and beetles. slowly, they are, breakin her down. and it will not be, sodding fine and time will not heal... a heart smashed to smithereens. a life torn asunder **** me it's time, for you pathetic do-gooders... to get ****** real.... no i am not, a happy man, and yes i am, greiving the greatest loss. and a ****** sausage and bean casserole, is not going to be, making me believe, that the world, is a fair and just place... don't you, worry about me. i reckon i'll soon be, leaving, my home and my goods and chattels and be recieving last rites, farewells and a deep,dirt bed. and that will be, fine and dandy, as long as it is, close and handy, to my beloved, Mandy. what? you're worried... about my, state of mind... will ya, just sod off, haven't i made myself clear, i am way, too busy dying, to pay you any attention...* this garden just going gangbuster hey¡¡yah huzzah!!!
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Jul 4, 2014
Jul 4, 2014 at 7:33 AM UTC
Clive,the curmudgeon
these are the thoughts of Clive, the neighborhood curmudgeon... how do i know this, i am the imp that put them here.... in the garden, you folks call a brain...... *take this, sodding life and it's meaningless struggle. i set my face to this wall and brick myself self in to this useless stall. the old man, Clive, grumbled with a, set and sour grin. you...you're all pathetic, thinking you can win. death's the only victor... over us, one and sodding all. and you can take, your sodding... flowers and cards and sodding, casseroles too!! there was, one ray of sunshine in my life and now she is gone. and she is not, sodding around in another room, or waiting for me up there. she is not, in greener pastures cause she was never.. an effin cow. she is, six footdown, underground, in a cheap wooden box, making fodder, for worms and beetles. slowly, they are, breakin her down. and it will not be, sodding fine and time will not heal... a heart smashed to smithereens. a life torn asunder **** me it's time, for you pathetic do-gooders... to get ****** real.... no i am not, a happy man, and yes i am, greiving the greatest loss. and a ****** sausage and bean casserole, is not going to be, making me believe, that the world, is a fair and just place... don't you, worry about me. i reckon i'll soon be, leaving, my home and my goods and chattels and be recieving last rites, farewells and a deep,dirt bed. and that will be, fine and dandy, as long as it is, close and handy, to my beloved, Mandy. what? you're worried... about my, state of mind... will ya, just sod off, haven't i made myself clear, i am way, too busy dying, to pay you any attention...* this garden just going gangbuster hey¡¡yah huzzah!!!
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Hooray Hooray! The day has finally come I have been waiting so long for this day to come And now its finally here I want to drink a bier But not just yet Not until i get my television set Huzzah Huzzah Today is the day Yes the day has come Im finally thirteen Im finally a teen happy birthday to me!!!
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Feb 3, 2015
Feb 3, 2015 at 9:32 PM UTC
Happy birthday
It was just on the stroke of midnight, I was going to go to bed, But I had to pass by Charlie’s room So I hung back there, instead, I could hear the rattle of drums that came From under his bedroom door, And then the sound of a French ‘Huzzah!’ From a Napoleonic war. I thought, ‘He’s at it again, he’s got The Frenchies marching east, He’s going to Borodino, where He’s got a chance, at least, He’s leading the French Grand Armée As Napoleon did before, But I couldn’t get in to stop him, as He’d locked his bedroom door. I shook my head and I went to bed, There was no point hanging round, For Charlie, he’d be up all night ‘Til the Armée went to ground, By dawn he’d have them dragging back From the Russian ice and snow, And wouldn’t be fit to go to school ‘Til he’d had a sleep, you know. He wasn’t a kid like other kids He wouldn’t play with a phone, He didn’t get into computer games But he spent his time alone. He didn’t make friends so easily For he never went out to play, But stuck his head in a history book And would read and read all day. They said he must have been gifted in Some strange, abnormal way, He used his imagination for The games he wanted to play, His mind reached back to another time Where the personae were dead, And brought them back for a second chance On the counterpane of his bed. I caught a glimpse of the action once In a crack through his bedroom door, A galleon moored in a harbour by An armed Conquistador, He saw me there and he slammed the door And he said, ‘Don’t interfere! I’m trying to raise the English Fleet And I can’t if you’re standing there!’ His mother took him to town one day To see a psychologist, Who said, ‘He lives in a world of his own, I think he’s really blessed. We all grow out of our childish ways And I think he’ll be the same.’ He thought it was all in Charlie’s head ‘Til the day that ‘Little Boy’ came. He’d read and read of the second war For a month until that day, When I heard the aircraft engines I Just knew, the ‘Enola Gay’, I beat and beat upon Charlie’s door, Broke out in a cold, cold sweat, But the plane took off, and I grabbed the wife And we’d still be running yet. We were out in the road when the roof blew off With a mighty blast and roar, And the mushroom cloud was curling up While we lay, flat out on the floor, Charlie had gone from our lives for good With his gift, and his bag of tricks, Hard to believe that he had the power, For Charlie was only six! David Lewis Paget
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Mar 19, 2014
Mar 19, 2014 at 11:46 AM UTC
Charlie's Room
It was just on the stroke of midnight, I was going to go to bed, But I had to pass by Charlie’s room So I hung back there, instead, I could hear the rattle of drums that came From under his bedroom door, And then the sound of a French ‘Huzzah!’ From a Napoleonic war. I thought, ‘He’s at it again, he’s got The Frenchies marching east, He’s going to Borodino, where He’s got a chance, at least, He’s leading the French Grand Armée As Napoleon did before, But I couldn’t get in to stop him, as He’d locked his bedroom door. I shook my head and I went to bed, There was no point hanging round, For Charlie, he’d be up all night ‘Til the Armée went to ground, By dawn he’d have them dragging back From the Russian ice and snow, And wouldn’t be fit to go to school ‘Til he’d had a sleep, you know. He wasn’t a kid like other kids He wouldn’t play with a phone, He didn’t get into computer games But he spent his time alone. He didn’t make friends so easily For he never went out to play, But stuck his head in a history book And would read and read all day. They said he must have been gifted in Some strange, abnormal way, He used his imagination for The games he wanted to play, His mind reached back to another time Where the personae were dead, And brought them back for a second chance On the counterpane of his bed. I caught a glimpse of the action once In a crack through his bedroom door, A galleon moored in a harbour by An armed Conquistador, He saw me there and he slammed the door And he said, ‘Don’t interfere! I’m trying to raise the English Fleet And I can’t if you’re standing there!’ His mother took him to town one day To see a psychologist, Who said, ‘He lives in a world of his own, I think he’s really blessed. We all grow out of our childish ways And I think he’ll be the same.’ He thought it was all in Charlie’s head ‘Til the day that ‘Little Boy’ came. He’d read and read of the second war For a month until that day, When I heard the aircraft engines I Just knew, the ‘Enola Gay’, I beat and beat upon Charlie’s door, Broke out in a cold, cold sweat, But the plane took off, and I grabbed the wife And we’d still be running yet. We were out in the road when the roof blew off With a mighty blast and roar, And the mushroom cloud was curling up While we lay, flat out on the floor, Charlie had gone from our lives for good With his gift, and his bag of tricks, Hard to believe that he had the power, For Charlie was only six! David Lewis Paget
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Rickrack, got cataracts My vision is so blurry. Surgery done, not much fun I wish healing would hurry. Zip zop, roota zoot. Hate backless hospital suits! Clap clap, standing ovation. For a successful operation. Wave pompoms, ziss boom bah For magic modern medicine In just one day, as they say. The right eye is all fixed again. Go back in a few weeks And have the left one done. Huzzah hurrah and yippee kai yay And the healing has begun. Colors I never noticed before Are now bright and shiny. If I had known that before I Woulda been petulant and whiny. But, nothing noticed, nothing lost I am looking forward to the day When I can see completely better. Harroo and blinking hurray!
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Mar 14, 2018
Mar 14, 2018 at 11:35 PM UTC
GET BACK CATARACTS
KnobNess By Finnius Dilkington KnobNess is upon us Altho my KnobNess is not nu been working on my KnobNess for some time now 37 years & a few My KnobNess is incomplete. Incompetent untrue I am certain I have more KnobNess More KnobNess more than you At times you'll see my KnobNess At the luncheon table and such I'll tell a joke & mess about You'll laugh out of politeness And "not very much" My KnobNess is like a steaming plastic packet fresh ripped from the Microwave a packet Inside a black plastic bag, un clean and un true Here's the the thing that thing I do Make an insulting racket; Hussle, Huzzah and harangue too is my technique is nothing new KnobNess in my acting actions Like the malevolent Sir Richard Chamberlain fancy in some vile and delinquent role Dolled up, ****** arresting With grasping grabbing Needful hands. "Yon knobNess is thus" "And thus" (wrists bent) And the dark black circles about his actors eyes create no illusion I remain at the centre of my KnobNess Assured in my self believing belief frequent feeling of my own genitals Is no more, no less than any others.
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Feb 23, 2015
Feb 23, 2015 at 9:54 PM UTC
This poem , written by Finnius Phillip Dilkington, AKA Stephen Cambpell Grant
Unity. Hands, rings, fingers Smelly perfume and the swishes of gowns That take us back To a time period without pain Caused by one another's insufferability.... Today is my day, Ours, And with a final Huzzah And a final Amen We will all become One
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May 20, 2016
May 20, 2016 at 6:54 AM UTC
Today is My Day
I thought I'd found it Found you Found the one. You fit me Completed me Like the moon and the sun. But you wanted more Wasn't content Couldn't be satisfied. And I hated that Hated you And your useless lies. See, we could have ruled the world I made a spot in my plan for you I could have had one of everything You could have had it too. Doll, I never quite wanted to break someone As much as I wanted to put them together And, no, you didn't manage to hurt me But you've got me more than bitter. I wasn't good enough But here's one last huzzah; we tried Because you don't get what you did But here's one last hurrah and goodbye.
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Nov 14, 2014
Nov 14, 2014 at 7:48 PM UTC
One Last Hurrah
i want to talk with someone but i don't know how to say it i want to talk just talk not about specific life events or what i ate for dinner last night please don't ask me about my family or my academics ask me why my replies get short when you ask me how i am tell me more than well i'm glad you're still breathing when that's my response to your short question i know that i can twist my words into appearing positive even when they're not i know that my sarcasm doesn't always transcend beyond the computer's algorithms i know that you don't know how to mitigate my suffering and that's fine really it is so we'll talk about you and your great life adventures even though right now i want to talk about the poem i just read by andrea gibson i want to talk about my writing professor and her brilliant mind and how i've never been more motivated to get to class just so i could sit there and take in the simple grandeur i want to talk about the night sky and i know it's overrated woohoo the stars and moon huzzah for the earth's night light but have you ever noticed how when you stand out in the middle of the road at 2 am in the morning, the world down here is silent and flat but up there, the galaxies stretch and bend beyond the eye can see, the stars are all placed so perfectly hapharzardly scattered about but in the right places sometimes they're so dim, you know? i will never stop aweing over the miracle of the sky nor will i ever not stand in the middle of the road at 2 am in the morning on a rough night just to be reminded of the beauty that's still there within each and every one of us even though sometimes we can't see it i want to talk about the dream i had last night and the night before that and how i am scared to fall asleep because my mind is a ******* complex and ***** thing that can thread unimaginable hypotheticals through something that was supposed to be peaceful i don't want to sleep i want to talk i want to talk with someone because i'm tired of talking to myself - -rgp
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May 1, 2017
May 1, 2017 at 3:31 AM UTC
pillow talk or something
i want to talk with someone but i don't know how to say it i want to talk just talk not about specific life events or what i ate for dinner last night please don't ask me about my family or my academics ask me why my replies get short when you ask me how i am tell me more than well i'm glad you're still breathing when that's my response to your short question i know that i can twist my words into appearing positive even when they're not i know that my sarcasm doesn't always transcend beyond the computer's algorithms i know that you don't know how to mitigate my suffering and that's fine really it is so we'll talk about you and your great life adventures even though right now i want to talk about the poem i just read by andrea gibson i want to talk about my writing professor and her brilliant mind and how i've never been more motivated to get to class just so i could sit there and take in the simple grandeur i want to talk about the night sky and i know it's overrated woohoo the stars and moon huzzah for the earth's night light but have you ever noticed how when you stand out in the middle of the road at 2 am in the morning, the world down here is silent and flat but up there, the galaxies stretch and bend beyond the eye can see, the stars are all placed so perfectly hapharzardly scattered about but in the right places sometimes they're so dim, you know? i will never stop aweing over the miracle of the sky nor will i ever not stand in the middle of the road at 2 am in the morning on a rough night just to be reminded of the beauty that's still there within each and every one of us even though sometimes we can't see it i want to talk about the dream i had last night and the night before that and how i am scared to fall asleep because my mind is a ******* complex and ***** thing that can thread unimaginable hypotheticals through something that was supposed to be peaceful i don't want to sleep i want to talk i want to talk with someone because i'm tired of talking to myself - -rgp
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'free butlers for everybody' yippee!! hooray!! huzzah!! i would so love, somebody to follow me around all day. doing the mudane and boring things, all that daily guff. to be at my beck and call, for just about anything at all. but then, if there are 'free butlers for all' would my, butler, not have a bulter, of his own to order about from, his butler throne and so on and so forth and if we all had butlers. would anything, ever, really get done? OR, would we all be, passing ***** laundry about in a neverending,   linen chain. drinking tepid tea from each others ***** tea cups. polishing silver for some one other than us ... would i end up, being a bulter to you. my god!   this, idea of 'free butlers for every one.'   is spiralling,  out of control this  factotumnal conudrum, is going to  drive me insane. JEEVES ! please, please be so good as, to bring me a calming tisane.
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May 4, 2014
May 4, 2014 at 7:18 PM UTC
nothin is ever really free
You turned out to be real "cute," sure, I'm the one who's need of love is impure, I'd like to tell you how I feel Before this banquet becomes my last meal. Huzzah! I'm past the point of no return, Only space is left in for our concern, You could care less what I think it's my eyes That wait on your every word until I can blink, Don't forget that pain you put into me! All you said was *"don't come over, don't bother, No I don't want to see you or hear from you again, I've already got a "perfect" boyfriend till the end.* Many forms of pain they come and go, you know, But that pain it follows me wherever I may come or go. Until the end of time...forever after...into tomorrows of tomorrow, I feel nothing but hurt, loss, despair and endless sorrow...
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Jun 6, 2015
Jun 6, 2015 at 8:25 PM UTC
Emotion
hurrah, hurrah! cue to cheers! for the long writing program has ended. quite a journey it has been! spilling out words squinting at pages and conquering the flame breathing dragon in the very end. so hurrah, hurrah huzzah, huzzah, it's over!
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Dec 5, 2016
Dec 5, 2016 at 9:56 PM UTC
nanowrimo
Speaking gibberish and tongue twisters huzzah! Peter picked a something. Look there comes a pink dog, no wait it is a cat. Words have no meaning then they mean something else. Language is confusing, what was I saying. Never mind, I think I will move on to something else. Emotions get tangled with gum in my hair. I don't know whether to cry or scream. Nothing goes right, just look at Picasso's blue period. How depressing can you get. Just cut off an ear why don't you. In all things be vigilant and clean up your room. What is the point of life, I am not sure but I think it is ice cream.
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Dec 17, 2015
Dec 17, 2015 at 9:54 PM UTC
Being Abstract