Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
"incredulously" poems
(In a vacant church Little Girl and Big Man sit on a parish a few feet apart, in between them lies a book titled"My Feelings".) (The curtain opens. Little Girl sits staring at Big Man. Big Man gets up and goes to the statue of himself in front of them for a closer look.) Big Man: Will talking in person really make a difference? Little Girl: I like to think it does. Big Man:  (turns to look at her incredulously.) What wishful thinking, you're so naïve. (Little Girl opens her book and starts to read aloud.) (Big Man cuts her off with a noise every time she starts to say something until she falls silent.) Big Man: Just as I thought, it doesn't change anything. Little Girl: But you don't- Big Man: (cuts her off again.) You just can't let things go, that's your problem. I told you I didn't want to do this, yet you dragged me out here. It didn't accomplish anything! Little Girl: That's because you don't even want to listen or try to talk, you just want to yell and blame me! Big Man: That's enough, this conversation is over. (Walks off stage right.) (Little Girl screams in anger and throws "My Feelings" at the Big Man Statue.) (The Curtain closes.)
0
Jul 15, 2018
Jul 15, 2018 at 1:41 AM UTC
Don't Meet in Their Temple
maybe there's a reason we don't see our own beauty. it's a strive towards selflessness. it'd be the cause of interference with our capability to see the rest of the world as beautiful as it is. with so many places to go & things to see we forget to notice the eternity within our own soul. we underestimate the scale of life itself. because without your individually unique ways we wouldn't go on to live in this incredulously magnificent world. an outcome of intelligence & stupidity.
0
Jun 29, 2014
Jun 29, 2014 at 1:40 PM UTC
Selflessness
I was walking through the jungle When at once i saw a lion. We each walked to the other And he immediately roared "Why aren't you afraid of me?" But i misinterpretted it as "Why? Aren't you afraid of me?" So I responded "No way!" Well, he looked at me incredulously As if I were three shades of crazy Whilst I turned my back And walked away. Indeed I thought I had won the day. Well I got about five steps, Before lo and behold, Guess who was in front of me Taking a long roar to say "How dare you turn your back to me! Be it brave or stupidity I'll have my meal today!" "Look a gazelle!" I point and say Immediately running away. I didn't get far, No I didnt get far. But it didn't take much For the hunter to get his way.
0
Mar 29, 2011
Mar 29, 2011 at 7:43 AM UTC
Lion
This morning I rose before the sun,  Stretched slowly and yawned wide, Then drove to the skate park, knowing it would be empty this early.  I skated, really skated,  braver away from others' eyes.  Others trickled in over the hours.  Sitting, resting on the bleachers A question from another, "why is no one skating?" I, confused, reply incredulously "Why are YOU not skating?" His explanation saddens me.  He doesn't skate,  is twenty years old, and so feels it's too late.  I'm 26, I tell him, I just started and I'm terrible.  It's true.  I'm unsure of myself and my form        is    off but I'm trying.  We have this one life, one chance.  Why would you not try for something  you've always wanted to do or something you love? You don't have to be good, but ****  you do have to try.
0
Jun 4, 2014
Jun 4, 2014 at 9:13 PM UTC
Effort
I turned the corner, entering the Italian sculpture collection at Le Louvre, delighting in the smells and quiet sounds of the museum. I walked slowly down the creaking wood floored corridor, ignoring the Dirce, the Nymph and the Scorpion, till I came to Antonio Canova’s Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss. I gazed at it lazily, longingly, savoring its sensuality, love, and tenderness. It was beautiful, beyond belief, exquisite. It evoked so many emotions, to the point of being overwhelming. I stared at it, losing myself, in time and reverie, wishing I could love and be loved with such intensity. “It’s beautiful, “I heard a feminine whisper in my ear. I could feel the warmth of her breath on my neck. “Yes,” I replied, slowly, instinctively, coming out of my trance, and turning towards the voice. Our eyes met, locked, I couldn’t look away, as if bewitched, her incandescent blue eyes fathomless, tender, worldly, looking, seeing deep into my soul. I could feel her in me, like a new born kitten exploring every nook and cranny. It was slightly unnerving, knowing she could wander, at will, unfettered, and yet calming, even comforting. As I regained my sense, I recognized her and stared, incredulously, until she said, softly, sweetly, “je m’appelle Seraphine.”   She moved in a bit closer, cocking her head towards my right ear, and whispered, “It is my favorite, it's so tender and passionate, the way he holds her, kisses her, the way only a god could.” I noted her tone, the way she said it, with such confidence, as if she knew, from experience, what it was like, to be kissed, loved, by a god.   She gently pulled back a bit, looked me in the eyes, like a child looking at a puppy. She was beautiful, preternaturally beautiful, a paragon, goddess like. I just stared at her in awe. “I think we’ve seen each other around Paris”, she said softly, smiling, “and may have bumped into each other in the Metro.” “Yes, I think we have,” I replied, as she extended her right hand, as a queen would, to a knight. I didn’t know if I should  kneel and kiss her hand, or shake it. I took her hand in mine, it was soft, warm, moist. I could feel her youth, femininity, life in her hand. I shook it, gently, stopped, slightly released my grip, our hands slid apart, touching, sliding, caressing down our fingers, stopping ever so slightly at the tips, before releasing. The ecstasy of her touch. I longed for more. I heard her sigh, my eyes moved from her hand, to her lips, finally to her eyes. I smiled and said, almost in a whisper, “Je m’appelle Damien.”
0
Jul 6, 2019
Jul 6, 2019 at 3:48 PM UTC
Séraphine, Chapitre no 4, Le Louvre (vampire erotica)
I turned the corner, entering the Italian sculpture collection at Le Louvre, delighting in the smells and quiet sounds of the museum. I walked slowly down the creaking wood floored corridor, ignoring the Dirce, the Nymph and the Scorpion, till I came to Antonio Canova’s Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss. I gazed at it lazily, longingly, savoring its sensuality, love, and tenderness. It was beautiful, beyond belief, exquisite. It evoked so many emotions, to the point of being overwhelming. I stared at it, losing myself, in time and reverie, wishing I could love and be loved with such intensity. “It’s beautiful, “I heard a feminine whisper in my ear. I could feel the warmth of her breath on my neck. “Yes,” I replied, slowly, instinctively, coming out of my trance, and turning towards the voice. Our eyes met, locked, I couldn’t look away, as if bewitched, her incandescent blue eyes fathomless, tender, worldly, looking, seeing deep into my soul. I could feel her in me, like a new born kitten exploring every nook and cranny. It was slightly unnerving, knowing she could wander, at will, unfettered, and yet calming, even comforting. As I regained my sense, I recognized her and stared, incredulously, until she said, softly, sweetly, “je m’appelle Seraphine.”   She moved in a bit closer, cocking her head towards my right ear, and whispered, “It is my favorite, it's so tender and passionate, the way he holds her, kisses her, the way only a god could.” I noted her tone, the way she said it, with such confidence, as if she knew, from experience, what it was like, to be kissed, loved, by a god.   She gently pulled back a bit, looked me in the eyes, like a child looking at a puppy. She was beautiful, preternaturally beautiful, a paragon, goddess like. I just stared at her in awe. “I think we’ve seen each other around Paris”, she said softly, smiling, “and may have bumped into each other in the Metro.” “Yes, I think we have,” I replied, as she extended her right hand, as a queen would, to a knight. I didn’t know if I should  kneel and kiss her hand, or shake it. I took her hand in mine, it was soft, warm, moist. I could feel her youth, femininity, life in her hand. I shook it, gently, stopped, slightly released my grip, our hands slid apart, touching, sliding, caressing down our fingers, stopping ever so slightly at the tips, before releasing. The ecstasy of her touch. I longed for more. I heard her sigh, my eyes moved from her hand, to her lips, finally to her eyes. I smiled and said, almost in a whisper, “Je m’appelle Damien.”
Continue reading...
8
I can feel you near me Whenever you are close. You're like an overdose on E My tank is on F I want to swim past your knees And take one last deep breath before Submerging myself Into the salacious, incredulously insatious, Caribbean Sea-warm Oasis At the apex of your thighs. I will set sail ships in your eyes Questing for you to magnetize me in the direction towards the destin of my fate. The question is Once I'm in Can your Vaginal Strait Navigate me In the deep dark cavity of your hips Or can your lips Narrate Irrigate me to the waterfalls of your heart I want to split your valves apart and Let Love Pour. I want to anchor permanently on the sink-sands of your shores; I want to be closer to you than I've ever been before... I want you to feel me.
0
Feb 12, 2013
Feb 12, 2013 at 3:49 PM UTC
Ocean Potion
I'm a fan of Vontaze Burfict Though he may not be perfect For he gives players concussions To continue the daily discussions Of the power of his percussion To receive a hall of fame induction That is where his value is derived So what do these penalties imply? That the referees have a preconceived notion of him And are preemptively looking to treat him grim Which gives his team a lesser chance to win Which makes the biased referees grin We are a country that idolizes quarterbacks Every other position we're quick to attack We only care about who has the ball And laughing at others when they fall We worship that which is shiny And view everything else as grimy Quarterbacks become celebrities incredulously While everyone else is treated impetuously The NFL is like America Politics makes it harder to watch The Patriots are boring and plain They win constantly The Bengals are entertaining and rough around the edges They show promise and potential that is never realized In a nation Of provocation I'd rather proudly call myself a bengal I know that seems an idealistic angle But Cincinnati provides no coziness or protection You must always avoid discriminate detection Of those that call themselves patriots That drive blue and white chariots And penalize players unnecessarily For African Americanning We really fumbled the ball Because of the ref's call That treats us unequally How they have fun evilly They can arbitrarily treat whoever however But a concussion will make them less clever
0
Nov 12, 2017
Nov 12, 2017 at 5:31 PM UTC
Vontaze Burfict
I'm a fan of Vontaze Burfict Though he may not be perfect For he gives players concussions To continue the daily discussions Of the power of his percussion To receive a hall of fame induction That is where his value is derived So what do these penalties imply? That the referees have a preconceived notion of him And are preemptively looking to treat him grim Which gives his team a lesser chance to win Which makes the biased referees grin We are a country that idolizes quarterbacks Every other position we're quick to attack We only care about who has the ball And laughing at others when they fall We worship that which is shiny And view everything else as grimy Quarterbacks become celebrities incredulously While everyone else is treated impetuously The NFL is like America Politics makes it harder to watch The Patriots are boring and plain They win constantly The Bengals are entertaining and rough around the edges They show promise and potential that is never realized In a nation Of provocation I'd rather proudly call myself a bengal I know that seems an idealistic angle But Cincinnati provides no coziness or protection You must always avoid discriminate detection Of those that call themselves patriots That drive blue and white chariots And penalize players unnecessarily For African Americanning We really fumbled the ball Because of the ref's call That treats us unequally How they have fun evilly They can arbitrarily treat whoever however But a concussion will make them less clever
Continue reading...
42
The cry of the barrel screams Screams resound across the earth's Great Expanse Expands from the lowlands of Vail to the valleys of Los Angeles to the depths of Oceania to the oceans of death and, after incessantly increasing, incredulously stops. Except not really. Really, to most Valians, he was just a name in passing, fluttering past consciousness just long enough to get a "poor thing" or a "shame." Really, his body hit the cement a full 7 hours, 6 minutes before his parents came work from home, not the other way round, Saw the alien body of their offspring, then the corpse, and threw themselves at lawyers, counselors, and more lawyers as each professional debated which lover he wanted as his teammate in the opening of The Blame Games. Really, the cessation of Adam's heart didn't open the gates in exuberant expectation of The true savior. His beats stopped when the world began The lost change in between his seat cushions never had just one meaning. Really, he never thought he would ever amount to more than a dollar. Really, the only question that matters, the only entreatment with gravity, is, Was he right?
0
May 2, 2014
May 2, 2014 at 10:57 PM UTC
Valueless nickels
A feeling of cold leaves my body Flowing away as I step to the counter Just an extra large English Toffee please Quick, something warm! Sure, it might not be that cold outside But I still need my morning hit Of that sweet shit-coloured liquid We've all come to call coffee Could I get a refill? Guy behind the counter just stares incredulously At me, the customer no less Caffeine doesn't jitter me Cool wisps of steam rising from the cup And the sweet aromatic scent however, Jolts more shivers up my spine Than any lover could If you could choose any object to marry Pick coffee right away, wouldn't you? Don't get me wrong, I'd love going down on that But we shouldn't have to pay for love Having to gingerly leave it on the counter Nothing sadder to look at but an empty cup Buttoning up your jacket Stepping outside
0
Oct 11, 2010
Oct 11, 2010 at 6:38 PM UTC
Steaming Hot
In the Sweltering summertime dawn I was Pleasantly stunned By the Spontaneous presence Of you In my life In the Soothing autumn afternoon I was Immensely intrigued By the Familiar disposition You have In my life In the Slumbery winter twilight I was Overwhelmingly enchanted By the Comforting spirit Of you In my life In the Arousing spring moonlight I was Incredulously cognizant By the Undeniable home You have In my heart © NDHK
0
Jan 29, 2013
Jan 29, 2013 at 5:56 AM UTC
Give All My Secrets Away
Stage lights burn out. I am left agog. Eyes drop incredulously as what I saw before me was very restoring. A story of humanity, a Shakespearian epic, a turbulent tempest that hit me with the fierceness of Hamlet. As Othello’s hands wrapped around his beloved neck, as Thibault killed Mercutio As Ariel and Puck played their trickster games, as Prospero planned, and Oberon dawned his elvish Armor, as Titania loved an *** and saw false love pass; As the thorny crown of King Richard passed then passed again whilst he ruminated nearly naked in a cell of dirt and stone, alone, halfway mad before he made it there. As Caesar bled betrayed by Brutus in the Ides of March, I await more wonders for Shakespeare has so much more I have yet to get to. I am descended from that poet’s heart. who passed down his purchased arms of false nobility to become a man of property not knowing his plays would make him greater than any noble man of his day. After all the pleasure I sit in awe and ponder, what if he had the eyes to see what faces us presently would he wonder at the cleverness of us or cower at the current level of our stupidity?
0
Jan 23, 2017
Jan 23, 2017 at 9:25 AM UTC
Shakespeare
O me, o my! The world is sorrow For I have quite a struggle tomorrow Wandering incredulously for truth Why I am here to do I have no proof Woe is me, I have to think all day Working aimlessly is the only way? Me thinkest I must be a poor soul Animal and child have no such cold The Powerful Force bequeathed me a ban: No progress without the plight of man
0
Mar 5, 2014
Mar 5, 2014 at 2:08 PM UTC
Plight of Man
I didnt want to talk about it. it hung there in its ominous entirety devoid of explaination the sickening welt in my gut peircing the truth into realisation it is something that could not be unseen, unheard. as you finally grasped its magnitude gaping wide open incredulously at the shape of it I looked away. I blame you. but I never said a word.
0
Jan 31, 2014
Jan 31, 2014 at 8:03 PM UTC
I dont talk about it.
"She...she. . . loves me! He says it just - like that! As if he had practiced it and had got it - down pat! Or as if he were saying: "Pass the coffee *** Or as if... ...I didn't! I watch him distorted in the coffee pat a short stout man a little man with a long face. I want to laugh but I have lost my laughter. "My...sister! My...twin!...The ***** "Go!" I tell him "...just: go!" He: went. She felt like an android or replicant rather.. She thought of her self now in the( "Absurd!" )3rd person singular as if she had fallen out of her self. He: gone. All those moments lost in time making love to Wagner's Tannhäuser ( screaming the house down ) always his laughter her music stars dancing over the Bridge of Sighs. A Santa incredulously in a gondola singing Santa Lucia. "So... me d'oh!" she hummed. This the little song of her self. "So mi doh!" trying to keep its head above the floodwaters of belief. Bladerunner rewound 99 times to that END. All those moments ...lost in time like( cough)tears in a glass of red wine.
0
May 16, 2015
May 16, 2015 at 3:31 PM UTC
A GLASS OF RED WINE
People find it weird when I say that twenty years from now I see myself single. It's funny, how they incredulously raise an eyebrow as they try to explain me "honey, don't say that, you'll find someone someday" as if falling in love was some kind of unwritten rule. It may be a little rush to think I'll spend my whole life with only myself as company but it's actually curious to see how everybody is so into telling me that by no means I'm going to be a sad fourty-year-old cat-lady. Because if no one loves you when you're fourty you surely are a sad cat-lady, right? Because failure means turning thirty-five and having no marriage in sight, turning twenty-five without at least one ex-boyfriend, turning eighteen and have never been kissed, right? Because everyday I hear more and more teenage girls worrying about turning sixteen without a kiss to remember and that gives them so much shame they don't even mention it as they go past other girls with a single thought running inside their minds: "is this normal?" This is very normal, dear. You're not doing things wrong, on the contrary, you still have a lot of time. But you are scared you might not be desirable. You are scared you might turn thirty-five and still have not been desired, not even once. But the people who love you don't define your value, in fact nothing and nobody does the only value that matters is the one you give to yourself and once you value who you are, you will be truly able to love others and to love them deeply: a kind of love that is worth to receive. Unfortunately, it's common to get confused and think you will never be happy unless someone wants you. Don't believe that, or you might become thirty-five married and with the feeling you're not complete and something's missing as you go past other mothers with a single thought running inside your mind: "is this normal?" And that shouldn't be so normal.
0
Apr 27, 2014
Apr 27, 2014 at 7:27 PM UTC
why we should love ourselves before loving at all
People find it weird when I say that twenty years from now I see myself single. It's funny, how they incredulously raise an eyebrow as they try to explain me "honey, don't say that, you'll find someone someday" as if falling in love was some kind of unwritten rule. It may be a little rush to think I'll spend my whole life with only myself as company but it's actually curious to see how everybody is so into telling me that by no means I'm going to be a sad fourty-year-old cat-lady. Because if no one loves you when you're fourty you surely are a sad cat-lady, right? Because failure means turning thirty-five and having no marriage in sight, turning twenty-five without at least one ex-boyfriend, turning eighteen and have never been kissed, right? Because everyday I hear more and more teenage girls worrying about turning sixteen without a kiss to remember and that gives them so much shame they don't even mention it as they go past other girls with a single thought running inside their minds: "is this normal?" This is very normal, dear. You're not doing things wrong, on the contrary, you still have a lot of time. But you are scared you might not be desirable. You are scared you might turn thirty-five and still have not been desired, not even once. But the people who love you don't define your value, in fact nothing and nobody does the only value that matters is the one you give to yourself and once you value who you are, you will be truly able to love others and to love them deeply: a kind of love that is worth to receive. Unfortunately, it's common to get confused and think you will never be happy unless someone wants you. Don't believe that, or you might become thirty-five married and with the feeling you're not complete and something's missing as you go past other mothers with a single thought running inside your mind: "is this normal?" And that shouldn't be so normal.
Continue reading...
43
He quickly forgot to hold her hands the way she loved it. Who remembers those things after having stained the sheets? The pain keeps turning her like a leaf in the wind not seeing where it comes from, or where it will go, for all it knows is being swirled away in a state of chaos. Her sense of right and wrong was dislocated, as she keeps thinking back to how good things feel, forgetting that one is not supposed to cling onto memories of sensations. They delude you, make you ignore, turn you away from seeing where exactly it hurts. She resists from calling him to not appear desperate. Needy. Clingy. Anxious. He is given more freedom than he needs, which slightly surprises him. Perhaps she does not care either. Their twisted sense of communications has brought the relationship to where two people are not meant to be. It is where the *** is incredulously fantastic, while the non-sex is incredibly empty.
0
Aug 2, 2010
Aug 2, 2010 at 9:13 PM UTC
Off Balance
I *Oh life, you unfulfilled ******* All seeing eye of admonition, You unfair precinct of justice, You incredulously cruel myth, Oh, How I hate you Oh, How I want to leave you Oh, How I love your counterpart more, Death. She seems easy and trouble free. An impenetrable kingdom of night. I wish I could fade into oblivion sometimes.* II *I'm three year strong of my grand depression. It's not always there now, but it is. And so am I. And so are you. And so is my lacuna, my friend, who invivorogated my sense of purpose, who gave me a reason to live. She has been My net I fall onto everytime you push me down from the trapeze act of my passions. The medicine that nurses my wounds when you leave me bleeding. My ventilator as my soul was dying a slow sad death. When you **** all my hope away she plants it back again deep in my heart impervious to your morbid touch tightly sealed with her warm kiss. I am scared to be happy because of you, because every time I am happy you decide to give me a new **** reason to be ineffably sad. You know where it hurts me the most which parts of me, is most tender and vulnerable, you know my weaknesses you use it against me like an old friend who is now an enemy. Why can't you just let me be ? I'm tired, so **** tired. It's alright. I have my love, and I'll make it through the day and spit in your apathetic face. I ******* hate you, though you are beautiful okay.*
0
May 20, 2016
May 20, 2016 at 11:47 PM UTC
lifeline.
do you know how hard it is with people asking me left right and centre won't stop saying your name and i have to explain that you still love me but not the same and when i tell them you left me they look at me so incredulously "he doesn't know what he's missing" but the thing is neither do i
0
Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 6:11 AM UTC
why we broke up {19}
“Advance!” I shouted That **** monkey wouldn’t budge, not even to look me in the eye “Insolent decrepit brat!Advance!” Still that monkey did nothing “Advance, I say! Do you hear me? Advance!” “No.” said the monkey “No?” I asked incredulously “No.” “And why not?” I demanded “Because” said the monkey “you did not say please.”
0
Apr 11, 2013
Apr 11, 2013 at 4:32 PM UTC
April Writing assignment
we're standing outside the grounds and i notice how my forearms look remarkably tan against the white bars, darker than the loose wet sand out in the arena, a calf trots by and darts off when a young boy flips a beer cap at its head-- Ben looks out to the bleachers and goes so, I gotta ask and I know what's comin' before it leaves his mouth, know it's something about you, something that's probably gonna sting a bit so I say, yeah? and I smile real nice like I don't expect a bad thing-- and he peels a layer of skin from his knuckles and says that he went and asked Alan about me, about what kind of person I was-- that you up and told him I was *real ****** churchy* all full bore and what have you...so I go quiet and he looks over and gets this startled expression, like I've gone pale. Which is funny, all things considered. but he bumps my shoulder and says *I won't bring it up again, i just was curious* I shake my head because I know I'm good at hiding an erratic heartbeat. I can see you leaned back somewhere with a *** of copenhagen nestled into your front lip, *real ****** churchy* comin' out of you sharp and smooth like a blade, I imagine you might be hurt about it all, what business have I got with a Rusher? twice as crazy as you, probably. I tell him I've got to go--gotta go because it's late, because the rodeo is over, because pluto is 4.6 billion miles from earth and I can feel its gravity--I gotta go. While I'm driving home, I'm tapping out the syllables and counting the letters, whisperin' real fuckin' churchy to myself, incredulously, in agreement, partially because I can't think of much else I didn't expect that, really. Not from you.
0
Jul 30, 2016
Jul 30, 2016 at 1:01 AM UTC
Belle and Steeple
we're standing outside the grounds and i notice how my forearms look remarkably tan against the white bars, darker than the loose wet sand out in the arena, a calf trots by and darts off when a young boy flips a beer cap at its head-- Ben looks out to the bleachers and goes so, I gotta ask and I know what's comin' before it leaves his mouth, know it's something about you, something that's probably gonna sting a bit so I say, yeah? and I smile real nice like I don't expect a bad thing-- and he peels a layer of skin from his knuckles and says that he went and asked Alan about me, about what kind of person I was-- that you up and told him I was *real ****** churchy* all full bore and what have you...so I go quiet and he looks over and gets this startled expression, like I've gone pale. Which is funny, all things considered. but he bumps my shoulder and says *I won't bring it up again, i just was curious* I shake my head because I know I'm good at hiding an erratic heartbeat. I can see you leaned back somewhere with a *** of copenhagen nestled into your front lip, *real ****** churchy* comin' out of you sharp and smooth like a blade, I imagine you might be hurt about it all, what business have I got with a Rusher? twice as crazy as you, probably. I tell him I've got to go--gotta go because it's late, because the rodeo is over, because pluto is 4.6 billion miles from earth and I can feel its gravity--I gotta go. While I'm driving home, I'm tapping out the syllables and counting the letters, whisperin' real fuckin' churchy to myself, incredulously, in agreement, partially because I can't think of much else I didn't expect that, really. Not from you.
Continue reading...
32
My Dear, it is incredulously Important that I am willingly Rendering this letter innocently, To you, who holds my heart. It started in the Fall, For now seven years in all, Even when the wind will loll, I remember we are apart. I used to sleep...and dream of you, Now the nights are absent, all untrue, The rends of tomorrow that hold no glue, The engine is withholding. Cohesive and all but branding, I was ever so understanding, Honesty was our safest landing, From a leap so foreboding. An empty nest, an abode so cold, Just a house now, no one is home. And endless bound where Nothing roams, I am all that is longing.
0
Sep 23, 2013
Sep 23, 2013 at 3:55 PM UTC
My Dear.
THE LOVING BATTLE He said: "Loving her was like... putting together an Ikea flatpack with a  few screws missing!" She said: "Ha...loving him was like... putting together an Ikea flatpack in the dark...without knowing what it was!" We called them" "The Ikea Couple" knowing it could never last. "It will end in tears!" we said. Man & wife now these...what last 40 years? "How come...you've come this far!" we enquired incredulously "We love to row!" they say simultaneously "We call it THE LOVING BATTLE!" He calls her: "Hammer!" She calls him: "Tongs!" "When it looks all wrong we know it's alright! We both enjoy a good fight!" "And.... ...the making up? That's the best bit!"
0
Jan 31, 2016
Jan 31, 2016 at 5:42 PM UTC
THE LOVING BATTLE
In a place where everything is uncertain, People change faces behind a closed theater curtain, To swindle others' rights just for a game of tease, So they come off with masks obscuring true identities. Everyone has complex sheets of guises, To shield one's self from inherent vices. Better be a human without magnificent grandeur, Rather be someone whose existence no man can endure. Lest not give trust to neither a friend nor a foe, Before you end up listening to yourself about a woe. But how can we differ one from the other?, If everywhere deceit has now slather. Most are gullible enough to be a victim of a crime, From someone deceiving others just for a waste of time. The culprit continuously being incredulously exuberant, Whilst those saw the crime act exceedingly nonchalant. Shame that we are all appalling creatures with hidden pulchritude, Behind every lie and guise in sinful sanctitude. Despite attempts to conceal things due to disenchantment, None can succeed for human desire never has its true contentment.
0
Feb 4, 2015
Feb 4, 2015 at 10:16 AM UTC
Truth Behind Deceit
Even birds look ominous, and are. The pasty trees disclose no silence: rook-voice dandifies this March. Inside my skull a hair-line fracture shifts. The mind’s thin powders function slowly, doused in tears. You stare incredulously when the bullet’s wild velocity has entered you. Your eyes scorch dry, and slump.
0
Dec 6, 2016
Dec 6, 2016 at 8:09 PM UTC
SQUINT
sometimes my window frames my desire to escape to the mountains or to hide from the people outside i get stuck there gazing out at the world a reluctant participant who just wants to blend in or get away but today i looked and i just saw a familiar place where i incredulously yet undeniably belong
0
Mar 4, 2016
Mar 4, 2016 at 2:11 PM UTC
my window