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is not a disability to me be it PTSD or Bi Polar or Anxiety Depression or just riding Solo it's not a disability to me it may play havoc with my everyday life but it's not an impediment or an indication that you lack ability to deal with living strife it's not a disability to me it's more a heightened empathy a conscious awareness not a disease (some cases can be) but not a disability to me it just means your fortitude takes you to the next level when the ground falls beneath your feet you don't lay down to grovel you find ways to make a near endless day better than it was yesterday you praise all tomorrows because you made it today your mental disabilty has never been a disability to me in any way
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Jul 23, 2015
Jul 23, 2015 at 4:14 AM UTC
Your Mental Disability
Dear Dad, That’s all I ever wanted you to be. A dad, my dad. I didn’t expect you to be a great dad, or even a good dad, but you never made any attempt to be anything close to a dad at all. You did try to be other things to me though. A dictator, a manipulator, even a ****** partner. You may say that I wanted it, you might even actually believe that, but I assure you that my compliance was not an indication of my enjoyment. Compliance was simply the only option you gave me. I saw the way you looked at me long before you ever put your hands on me, but you waited. You waited until you’d pushed me to the brink of insanity. You made me question my reality so much that I’d believe anything you told me. Then on top of that, you found a way to make everyone in our family question every word that I ever uttered in preparation for the day that I’d tell them what you’d done because you knew that eventually, I would. You planned out every piece of what you did so perfectly. Even after I’d come out with the truth you made sure that the walls around me crumbled before yours did. All I ever wanted was for you to be my dad, but you couldn’t even give me that.
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May 10, 2023
May 10, 2023 at 5:57 PM UTC
Dear Dad
The Cross, the Cross Goes deeper in than we know, Deeper into life; Right into the marrow And through the bone. Along the back of the baby tortoise The scales are locked in an arch like a bridge, Scale-lapping, like a lobster's sections Or a bee's. Then crossways down his sides Tiger-stripes and wasp-bands. Five, and five again, and five again, And round the edges twenty-five little ones, The sections of the baby tortoise shell. Four, and a keystone; Four, and a keystone; Four, and a keystone; Then twenty-four, and a tiny little keystone. It needed Pythagoras to see life playing with counters on the living back Of the baby tortoise; Life establishing the first eternal mathematical tablet, Not in stone, like the Judean Lord, or bronze, but in life-clouded, life-rosy tortoise shell. The first little mathematical gentleman Stepping, wee mite, in his loose trousers Under all the eternal dome of mathematical law. Fives, and tens, Threes and fours and twelves, All the volte face of decimals, The whirligig of dozens and the pinnacle of seven. Turn him on his back, The kicking little beetle, And there again, on his shell-tender, earth-touching belly, The long cleavage of division, upright of the eternal cross And on either side count five, On each side, two above, on each side, two below The dark bar horizontal. The Cross! It goes right through him, the sprottling insect, Through his cross-wise cloven psyche, Through his five-fold complex-nature. So turn him over on his toes again; Four pin-point toes, and a problematical thumb-piece, Four rowing limbs, and one wedge-balancing head, Four and one makes five, which is the clue to all mathematics. The Lord wrote it all down on the little slate Of the baby tortoise. Outward and visible indication of the plan within, The complex, manifold involvedness of an individual creature Plotted out On this small bird, this rudiment, This little dome, this pediment Of all creation, This slow one.
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Tortoise Shell
The Cross, the Cross Goes deeper in than we know, Deeper into life; Right into the marrow And through the bone. Along the back of the baby tortoise The scales are locked in an arch like a bridge, Scale-lapping, like a lobster's sections Or a bee's. Then crossways down his sides Tiger-stripes and wasp-bands. Five, and five again, and five again, And round the edges twenty-five little ones, The sections of the baby tortoise shell. Four, and a keystone; Four, and a keystone; Four, and a keystone; Then twenty-four, and a tiny little keystone. It needed Pythagoras to see life playing with counters on the living back Of the baby tortoise; Life establishing the first eternal mathematical tablet, Not in stone, like the Judean Lord, or bronze, but in life-clouded, life-rosy tortoise shell. The first little mathematical gentleman Stepping, wee mite, in his loose trousers Under all the eternal dome of mathematical law. Fives, and tens, Threes and fours and twelves, All the volte face of decimals, The whirligig of dozens and the pinnacle of seven. Turn him on his back, The kicking little beetle, And there again, on his shell-tender, earth-touching belly, The long cleavage of division, upright of the eternal cross And on either side count five, On each side, two above, on each side, two below The dark bar horizontal. The Cross! It goes right through him, the sprottling insect, Through his cross-wise cloven psyche, Through his five-fold complex-nature. So turn him over on his toes again; Four pin-point toes, and a problematical thumb-piece, Four rowing limbs, and one wedge-balancing head, Four and one makes five, which is the clue to all mathematics. The Lord wrote it all down on the little slate Of the baby tortoise. Outward and visible indication of the plan within, The complex, manifold involvedness of an individual creature Plotted out On this small bird, this rudiment, This little dome, this pediment Of all creation, This slow one.
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He arrived, late, punctuality never his strong point, the vernix covered head, an indication of tardiness, three days late, kept us all waiting, never late now, those pangs of  hunger, they hit the house in decibels, shaking the house to it's foundations. feed him, he settles, sleep, few hours more rested peace, he is really very good, only cries, when he wants food! (C) Livvi
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May 24, 2014
May 24, 2014 at 7:24 AM UTC
My grandson....
On the bed besides me it was cold last night, I dreamt of waking with you, A dream that felt so right, The loneliness inside with the darkness grew, The loneliness without you that I now come to fear, Wish you were here... The solitary walks on the beach, The ghosts if your footsteps besides me haunt my imagination, The warmth of the sunset beyond my reach, For you I die every moment, my aching heart the indication, Please don't let this end in a tear, Wish you were here
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Nov 12, 2012
Nov 12, 2012 at 8:15 PM UTC
Wish You Were Here
Tobacco smoke wafts through the air, The only indication that you once sat there. Of death and decay it does so smell, This smell it makes me think of hell. They say the odds are one in two, I am really hoping the odds favor you. But alas I know so many that roll these dice on their life, And how, good friend, are you all supposed to be spared this strife?
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Jul 5, 2014
Jul 5, 2014 at 10:11 PM UTC
Tobacco Smoke
And how sweet a story it is When you hear Charley Parker tell it, Either on records or at sessions, Or at offical bits in clubs, Shots in the arm for the wallet, Gleefully he Whistled the perfect horn Anyhow, made no difference. Charley Parker, forgive me- Forgive me for not answering your eyes- For not having made in indication Of that which you can devise- Charley Parker, pray for me- Pray for me and everybody In the Nirvanas of your brain Where you hide, indulgent and huge, No longer Charley Parker But the secret unsayable name That carries with it merit Not to be measured from here To up, down, east, or west- -Charley Parker, lay the bane, off me, and every body
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241st Chorus
You say **** this" when about to quit, and **** it" when frustrated. You say **** you" whether joke or vile and **** me" when penetrated. You put your middle finger up as a clear indication. An indication that shows via signals your current irritation. You say **** off" meaning go away and **** yourself" means to make this clearer. ****** means persn and **** partner" a non-serious lover. Well I say **** life, **** death, **** puerty, **** **** **** all the things that try to force me to change myself. **** love, **** hate, **** destiny, **** fate. these things are just emtional, a way of god giving you a slap in the face. **** dads, **** moms, **** terrorists, **** bombs. Such elements are born to teach and keep straight, yet some cause hate. **** for pleasure, **** pain, **** loss, hell, **** gain. And from that moment, you'll fing out all the things cleared from your brain. No, we don't hate these things, we just sometimes don't find pleasure. You'd have a ****** up" relationship when you refuse to be together. All these things were easy to say, digging for words sometimes'll get you stuck. Which is why I believe there's no better created word than a summary word like ****
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Jul 17, 2015
Jul 17, 2015 at 9:31 PM UTC
****
I read your body like a language one I spoke so fluently it could have been my native one. Your eyes held codes I longed to decipher and your mouth patterns I wanted to trace. I saw your skin like it was a map drawn just for me every mole an indication of where my lips were to travel next. But you were still growing and soon you were out of my reach, a new map replaced the old and a new lover was found to match.
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Sep 29, 2014
Sep 29, 2014 at 2:10 PM UTC
Body Language
ECG They showed the broken rhythm of my heart With inky ripples traced in peaks and troughs The night when sudden life was torn apart Left echoes like a dry persistant cough This paper trail more signature of self Than any scribbled scrawl of given names More indication of my vital health Than any poet’s talk of light or flames My quick survival charted there as fact. “And here, you see a murmured aftershock” The remnant spider scribe of heart attack My ailing pulse, my brittle ticking tock Once took a moment’s beat to catch its breath And left me reeling at the edge of death.
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Jun 27, 2014
Jun 27, 2014 at 3:07 AM UTC
ECG
Breathing in your smoke is like heaven to me, Clearing out my lungs of such anxiety. Your crutch and your dependence, An endearing call of resplendence, I think I loved you. You make me nervous. To the point where my brain stops, And my mouth keeps running Without any indication of where the finish line is. Where I begin to speak too fast and too quick To know what I’ve said, and quite possibly For you to even follow each word that Pours out. Yet Your heart was longing for another, You and I were not meant to be lovers, And We were not made for each other. Oh, how sad times swept away the positive possibilities and the “what if?” worries, I thought I could only hate the month of August, It seems I now despise of July. Stress melted away within my tears as I wept, Sadness left the residue of itself on my pillow where I slept. The sun bleeding through my curtains closed, And yet my room turns an ill ridden shade of yellow. I thought the outcome would leave me with a feeling of euphoria Instead I look to my mirrored self, reflecting a state of body dysmorphia I do not like the way that I look, Comparing myself to her and your feelings I mistook. Straighter teeth and an older complexion, While I hide away, she only craves the attention. You only knew her for a day and you still went away, With her on holiday to a place so far, I can’t stay In this state of mind any longer. Seeing her be the lighter to your cigarette; The founding letters to the jumbled spaces in your alphabet. I see I am only the ash that falls to the ground, I am not within those letters which you finally found.
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Sep 13, 2018
Sep 13, 2018 at 6:25 AM UTC
My Dearest, We Were Not To Be.
Breathing in your smoke is like heaven to me, Clearing out my lungs of such anxiety. Your crutch and your dependence, An endearing call of resplendence, I think I loved you. You make me nervous. To the point where my brain stops, And my mouth keeps running Without any indication of where the finish line is. Where I begin to speak too fast and too quick To know what I’ve said, and quite possibly For you to even follow each word that Pours out. Yet Your heart was longing for another, You and I were not meant to be lovers, And We were not made for each other. Oh, how sad times swept away the positive possibilities and the “what if?” worries, I thought I could only hate the month of August, It seems I now despise of July. Stress melted away within my tears as I wept, Sadness left the residue of itself on my pillow where I slept. The sun bleeding through my curtains closed, And yet my room turns an ill ridden shade of yellow. I thought the outcome would leave me with a feeling of euphoria Instead I look to my mirrored self, reflecting a state of body dysmorphia I do not like the way that I look, Comparing myself to her and your feelings I mistook. Straighter teeth and an older complexion, While I hide away, she only craves the attention. You only knew her for a day and you still went away, With her on holiday to a place so far, I can’t stay In this state of mind any longer. Seeing her be the lighter to your cigarette; The founding letters to the jumbled spaces in your alphabet. I see I am only the ash that falls to the ground, I am not within those letters which you finally found.
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All I can think to do at the table is stare at the bright orange Reeses' cups package and the Payday bars illuminated by light from the vending machine. I sit, wondering whether they drip inside their package. My arm drips to my pocket. I bring money to the table, ready to decide just what is it that I want to buy. I prefer Reeses', but it's been long since I've tasted the light caramel and crunchy peanut of a Payday. This decision would be easy if I had a Payday. As it stands, my money is dripping. If it's any indication of how light my wallet is, I can barely bring one back to the table. It's a tough decision. I've been craving Reeses' for weeks. I haven't decided, but this is it. I walk up to the machine. I'm done sitting, It's a question of this or that. Payday? Heads. I reach in my pocket. Tails, Reeses'. I manage the quarter out. How could I know I'd rip a dollar in the process? Back to the table for damage control. The tear was light enough not to be serious, just a slight rip. It's easier to flip a coin while you sit anyway. I toss it in the air and it lands on the table. Heads. I smiled, my decision was made. Payday. I walk back to the machine and drop coins in, not making eye contact with the Reeses'. As I get up, I feel terrible. I've betrayed the Reeses' cups I've enjoyed since I was a child, the delight that kept me going when there wasn't a drip of tea left. I think I'll go downstairs to sit and eat my new sugary master, the Payday. This time I pass by, not return to, the table. I look back, past the table, at the orange Reeses' packages, then glance at my Payday. It's light, I won't have to sit to eat it. Ashamed, my eyes drip.
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Feb 7, 2010
Feb 7, 2010 at 7:39 PM UTC
Sweet Tooth
All I can think to do at the table is stare at the bright orange Reeses' cups package and the Payday bars illuminated by light from the vending machine. I sit, wondering whether they drip inside their package. My arm drips to my pocket. I bring money to the table, ready to decide just what is it that I want to buy. I prefer Reeses', but it's been long since I've tasted the light caramel and crunchy peanut of a Payday. This decision would be easy if I had a Payday. As it stands, my money is dripping. If it's any indication of how light my wallet is, I can barely bring one back to the table. It's a tough decision. I've been craving Reeses' for weeks. I haven't decided, but this is it. I walk up to the machine. I'm done sitting, It's a question of this or that. Payday? Heads. I reach in my pocket. Tails, Reeses'. I manage the quarter out. How could I know I'd rip a dollar in the process? Back to the table for damage control. The tear was light enough not to be serious, just a slight rip. It's easier to flip a coin while you sit anyway. I toss it in the air and it lands on the table. Heads. I smiled, my decision was made. Payday. I walk back to the machine and drop coins in, not making eye contact with the Reeses'. As I get up, I feel terrible. I've betrayed the Reeses' cups I've enjoyed since I was a child, the delight that kept me going when there wasn't a drip of tea left. I think I'll go downstairs to sit and eat my new sugary master, the Payday. This time I pass by, not return to, the table. I look back, past the table, at the orange Reeses' packages, then glance at my Payday. It's light, I won't have to sit to eat it. Ashamed, my eyes drip.
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This is not a poem I am not a poet Inspiration caught me I am now on fire Selfless indication Word wasting alliteration Help me rhyme I'm such a wannabe Give me A metaphor as stupid as a simili I am trying to write a poem But this is not working I know no inspiration Can't make it rhyme I'm pretending I'm a poet But I am wasting your time
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Apr 3, 2015
Apr 3, 2015 at 4:50 AM UTC
Poetic pretending
The search within is one’s ability But from the story will be from the greatness letters In order to be great, one must bring in the goodness Greatness requires responsibility Yet, this comes being the one’s reality Later follows excellence But added with essence However, greatness established assurance Greatness in the teaching Also nurturing in the seeking Having the characteristics to excel But don’t dwell in Oh Well Once greatness is administered, you are now a success But it is acknowledging sustaining with a confess Then finally, the end result reaching satisfaction But there were nine functions in greatness that required action I had stated adding to the indication But it was all part of persuasion So you are looking to be great but show the greatness of you Examine all the words I established and carefully go through The greatness is waiting for you to open Are you confident, feel your ability and assured? Now it is up to you to make it happen, but following your own accord.
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Mar 12, 2018
Mar 12, 2018 at 10:44 AM UTC
GREATNESS WITH A DESTINATION
Often, when I’ve escaped the strain, The weight, the freight, burdening encumbrance Of human society, community unleashed, Profound distress, and a bit on the side— I’ll contemplate Of their judgements unknown, Their penetrating, presumptuous eyes— They tell me they love me, reputation irrelevant, Trespasses, failures, habits—all disregarded, And still I laze in my quaking of Sleeplessness from apprehension Pondering their thoughts obscured by their words Heavens, a shrieking invasion! Please don’t take that as the slightest indication That I’m in any case a half-benevolent essence of them all My ruminations drenched with a display of myself, my actions, my appearance That’s proof enough that I can’t occupy a moment without me as the focal point How can anyone be so vain Low self-esteem shall consume my life, my breath, And all of those thoughts, So soon to drain...
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 7:38 PM UTC
Low Self-Esteem
my tongue tastes like cheap girls and my mother’s disapproval if I had any indication of a mind it would be primed for removal what a mess I’ve made of myself and an even grander one of she she really should have known better I can’t even bring myself to love me I’m vicious, and malicious with venom in my kisses I’m lonely and I’m listless always your favorite sickness seduction like it was seditious amiable, and worse yet ambitious sights and sickness set on you I’m the monster inside your bed like something similar to a siren my songs stained inside your head if love is truly a great battle field no holds barred war will be waged I will destroy and devour all in sight no one will be saved, I am a lion caged I’m vicious, and malicious with venom in my kisses I’m lonely and I’m listless always your favorite sickness seduction like it was seditious amiable, and worse yet ambitious
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Sep 13, 2010
Sep 13, 2010 at 9:00 PM UTC
and Worse Yet Ambitious
Cliché ***** and revolutionary retards. We cannot use an image of a stone heart in every poem. Nor compare every woman to a summer's eve. But neither can I stand an emoticon in place of vocabulary. A hash tag description should not be the only ******* indication as to what the poet was feeling in the poem's creation. Poets will not start out strong. But they should stick to what they've been taught. Express progress in ideas Not in virtual images.
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May 10, 2014
May 10, 2014 at 6:01 PM UTC
Cliche ***** and Revolutionary Retards.
Imagine a map, it’s a map of the world, a giant map, placed on the wall. There are lights on the map, some of them blue, some of them white, some of them glistening more, some of them flickering faintly. Each light represents a soul. Your light is on the map and I don’t know if it’s blue, white, if it’s shining or if it’s hiding, if it’s bruised or healing. (If it’s healing, it’s purple.) Then something horrible happens; a villain steals the lights. Not the souls, just the lights. Blue, white, purple. No indication of them on the map. The map’s plain now. That’s not nice, is it? A plain map. A plain map that didn’t use to be plain. A plain map that used to special! The villain returns the lights. He isn’t a villain anymore and once the lights are placed on the map again, they shine like nothing happened. The villain didn’t break them. But the map doesn’t want them now. I don’t need the lights. The villain who isn’t a villain anymore leaves. The map tries to shake them off but the lights don’t badge. *Please, get them off me*, the map says. *Please, I don’t need the lights.* Nobody hears the map. Nobody will ever hear the map. The map proceeds to tear itself apart, the small voice not loud enough to make its presence known: I’ll try to get off you, I swear!
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May 9, 2014
May 9, 2014 at 2:42 PM UTC
Map
Your lips never looked so beautiful, Until moments truths exited with a twist, When corners smirked, Smiles exited, and your voice flowed free. Every indication that I could believe you, I hated how I craved honesty, Until I understood, I hate the way you lie, But I could never hate you.
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Sep 25, 2015
Sep 25, 2015 at 3:09 AM UTC
I Hate Liars
Full of acceleration Peculiar being the indication A force of an electrical charge The formation of changeable skies Electricity as it soars through the air But word of caution in beware Electricity that excites The skies in not wanting to be polite The thunderstorm that had arrived The skies parting ways in strive The Heaven’s electrical message It’s the Heaven’s that watch If your soul’s not right, it is the electrical charge of catch The skies of electrical approach In God’s terms this is no joke The hands of Heaven’s electrical skies It’s the wonder’s that continues to make us wise.
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 5:10 PM UTC
ELECTRIC SKIES
Slow sips of cyanide, to complete my sweet suicide. Adamant about absolution, My mind has masterminded a revolution. Addicted to anarchy and aggression, Nobodies kept voted for nomination. Tasty tar-treats, flavored of TNT, Humor my hallucinations of this God-forsaken nation. Abandoned, alone and arrested, I give up on this Vindication
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Aug 30, 2013
Aug 30, 2013 at 8:55 AM UTC
Samantha i-V
When the congregation and Pastor can get along A feeling of true faith in knowing where you belong The ministry must be just right The congregation must have respect in knowing how to be polite Privacy on every accord All focus should be on our Lord This means all gossip must be taken out Plenty of praise is what faith is all about Being truthful to the Lord The Holy Scripture is have you heard These are the qualities that make a good church Then you won’t have to find a new worship search Yet there is no such thing as the perfect church It’s deep down in the soul from within Then the feeling of the Holy Spirit throughout on the end The church is simply a building where one can worship A meeting place among saints Praying on high in telling God your troubles as complaints The church being a worthy place God’s word you can’t erase What truly makes a good church is the congregation The Pastor being the important factor being the indication Both have to come together to know Then the true salvation that will show Good church with a praising ongoing spirit In God’s eyes a Heavenly bound merit.
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Jan 4, 2015
Jan 4, 2015 at 3:21 PM UTC
WHAT MAKES A GOOD CHURCH?
Now some folks will draw their conclusion But this is no illusion Yet as I write let there be no confusion The Robotics revelation has arrived Whether you like it or not, you must take in as your strive Technology of tomorrow with the future being today It’s acceleration in every way Robotics having the right efficiency Humans will definitely be replaced Human functions will be totally erased It was talked about for years in the coming of Robotics However, there was no belief that Robotics would come to reality Human’s couldn’t prepare nor compare in being competition It is just plan indication I remember working at CITIGROUP, it was a Robot that delivered the mail desk to desk The fact is, Robotics accomplish more and not have to settle for less Now that is a testimony in confess So I got my exposure into Robotics in the 80’s being the coming of tomorrow’s trend Could this be the Human’s living end? Perhaps But Robotics has already begun However, the question does come up, will Human’s still be among? It’s not a Twilight Zone Door It’s tomorrow’s Robotics illustrating a definite sure Can anybody Human compete? But for now one must simply retreat Robotics shall be here to stay I know a question mark over someone’s head thinking not ok Though it is Technology of Electronics being a motion that seemed like a dream It is not a myth but a fact Robotics being your learning too late You will have to now relate Robotics will become the new leaders They will be large and in charge Human problems Robotics will solve Conditions well again Robotics will resolve You just got a lesson of Robotics 101 How you will stack up, but have you been out done?
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Jan 24, 2018
Jan 24, 2018 at 4:57 AM UTC
ROBOTICS EVOLUTION: HOW WILL YOU STACK UP?
Now some folks will draw their conclusion But this is no illusion Yet as I write let there be no confusion The Robotics revelation has arrived Whether you like it or not, you must take in as your strive Technology of tomorrow with the future being today It’s acceleration in every way Robotics having the right efficiency Humans will definitely be replaced Human functions will be totally erased It was talked about for years in the coming of Robotics However, there was no belief that Robotics would come to reality Human’s couldn’t prepare nor compare in being competition It is just plan indication I remember working at CITIGROUP, it was a Robot that delivered the mail desk to desk The fact is, Robotics accomplish more and not have to settle for less Now that is a testimony in confess So I got my exposure into Robotics in the 80’s being the coming of tomorrow’s trend Could this be the Human’s living end? Perhaps But Robotics has already begun However, the question does come up, will Human’s still be among? It’s not a Twilight Zone Door It’s tomorrow’s Robotics illustrating a definite sure Can anybody Human compete? But for now one must simply retreat Robotics shall be here to stay I know a question mark over someone’s head thinking not ok Though it is Technology of Electronics being a motion that seemed like a dream It is not a myth but a fact Robotics being your learning too late You will have to now relate Robotics will become the new leaders They will be large and in charge Human problems Robotics will solve Conditions well again Robotics will resolve You just got a lesson of Robotics 101 How you will stack up, but have you been out done?
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Pringles with presentation in flavor The chip itself is something to sliver One bite and you know the taste is fresh We look and you know you need to buy All it takes is one try The crispness being at its best Other potato chip competitors in their contest Lays with no one can just one Wise got you in their eye Utz we got you covered But neither one can explain why The Pringles P being perfection The consumer being the indication You will agree yourself There is no comparison with anybody else The goodness with the man with the beard Pringles with how your taste will preserver It’s the crunch on yes and the flavor that says it best.
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Jul 17, 2015
Jul 17, 2015 at 5:25 AM UTC
MY PRINGLES POTATO CHIPS COMMERCIAL POETRY