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"inquest" poems
Leg off the table you red face recruit! put on the offensive and break down the bolted door! you are the soul saver the peddle maker the calibrator with colored handbills and front line rhetoric join the masquerade in ivy league style! politicking with cunning guile invisalign smile blackened vile bleeding the funnel with gold plate omega and crocodile shoes get on stage and dance you fool! you are the headline maker the pantomime juggler the compromised closer pull out that 5 page review (bullet points only please) and polish those weathered lines! did you give it your all? the door tags and pleasantries the tidings and clippings the irrevocable claims and postured blames all those impressionable basics put to the test? you know the call (straight from those cold academics) the pie chart gurus and contract killers (complete with bone in finger) whipping their frenzied crew in an all night charade old yellar and the gatekeeper sure seem amused (sharpening their inquest behind closed doors) firing up the shiit storm with those hostile priicks and a slew of insatiable cures there’s laughter from the back room the dripping nose and wavering hand the cut white lines and checkpoint tales the pipeline romance and lacking form (of a basic essential character!) soundboard and narratives for logging time slouching on the steel case over moot points ready to play the 3 weight butter card (if need be) might I remind you it’s only an inquiry (with a slight hint of concern!) surely no malfeasance or deception intended so step back from the melt down and cut to the chase! headlines to breadlines penthouse to outhouse those immoral pursuits have taken their toll (haven’t they?) madman or rogue (you take your pick) for the scores and tabulations are final shame on you for the foul play the bold hypocrisy and order desk games the back stabbing blames and spurious names just sign on the dotted line ~ this banter is killing me
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Jan 4, 2017
Jan 4, 2017 at 1:12 PM UTC
The Recruit
Leg off the table you red face recruit! put on the offensive and break down the bolted door! you are the soul saver the peddle maker the calibrator with colored handbills and front line rhetoric join the masquerade in ivy league style! politicking with cunning guile invisalign smile blackened vile bleeding the funnel with gold plate omega and crocodile shoes get on stage and dance you fool! you are the headline maker the pantomime juggler the compromised closer pull out that 5 page review (bullet points only please) and polish those weathered lines! did you give it your all? the door tags and pleasantries the tidings and clippings the irrevocable claims and postured blames all those impressionable basics put to the test? you know the call (straight from those cold academics) the pie chart gurus and contract killers (complete with bone in finger) whipping their frenzied crew in an all night charade old yellar and the gatekeeper sure seem amused (sharpening their inquest behind closed doors) firing up the shiit storm with those hostile priicks and a slew of insatiable cures there’s laughter from the back room the dripping nose and wavering hand the cut white lines and checkpoint tales the pipeline romance and lacking form (of a basic essential character!) soundboard and narratives for logging time slouching on the steel case over moot points ready to play the 3 weight butter card (if need be) might I remind you it’s only an inquiry (with a slight hint of concern!) surely no malfeasance or deception intended so step back from the melt down and cut to the chase! headlines to breadlines penthouse to outhouse those immoral pursuits have taken their toll (haven’t they?) madman or rogue (you take your pick) for the scores and tabulations are final shame on you for the foul play the bold hypocrisy and order desk games the back stabbing blames and spurious names just sign on the dotted line ~ this banter is killing me
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I've been writing of hopes and dreams Seeking happiness from this life takings Who is it meant for you're wondering Is it for me or for the general viewing Or am I reaching out too short within Till you forget your very own living I'm a fool fulfilling inquest of a portrayer Illusions to soothe the eye of the betrayer Creating encryptions lock to every scribbles Even a space I can spare no farther Lets just **** this rhythm and blues Death is inevitably thats what i conclude Now let me make this clear and true Only through my poems you'll find the clues But don't be mad if you get confused For we are twins alike I hint you Maybe through my riddles you'll produced Or you could just give up its your calling too For the end of the day eventually you will Spent your nights stuck on your own puzzle too ©2014 Maman Screams
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 9:55 PM UTC
My Puzzle
The sad thing is I could have justified my instruction with the simplest of reasons. I would not have asked a harmful or a wicked task of him and I could have explained that with perfect clarity. But in the instant that he asked 'Why?' my patience failed and I said, 'Because I told you to.' The implied threat was sufficient and the task was done, satisfactorily. If I had only known that I would become one in a long line planting furrow after furrow of bitter seeds in this young man's head, each of which would grow into the toxic blossom of blind obedience I would have checked myself that day. But I did not. And any inquest worth its salt would line me up beside him, beside parents, teachers, priests, drill sergeants, generals, presidents A line of dominoes aimed remorselessly at a smiling young woman with a placard in a park, in Istanbul.
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Jun 6, 2013
Jun 6, 2013 at 8:25 AM UTC
A Teacher Reflects on his Complicity
1663 His mind of man, a secret makes I meet him with a start He carries a circumference In which I have no part— Or even if I deem I do He otherwise may know Impregnable to inquest However neighborly—
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His mind of man, a secret makes
975 The Mountain sat upon the Plain In his tremendous Chair— His observation omnifold, His inquest, everywhere— The Seasons played around his knees Like Children round a sire— Grandfather of the Days is He Of Dawn, the Ancestor—
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The Mountain sat upon the Plain
On every single night, the heavens rise, and the ages descend when your eyes dance. You ingratiate the barren night skies, Like a void star, befallen, left to chance. Plight yet graceful on the adorned stage the limitless expectation, recant. A gift the blessing of the exquisite soft golden glazed inquest aspiration, And in them I witness, the perfection. The spike that pierces, a sinister sole a driver of unhinged unworthy worlds. To grace it with an unhinged perfection. The heavens have come to set, to see you. and I arise with the night to seek you.
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Apr 13, 2013
Apr 13, 2013 at 12:08 AM UTC
Wining Oblivion
A wave of thought always encircles you, A wave of yarn link to civic concern always involves you, A hope for change always enforces you, A longing for endeavouring cogent living always inspire you, Your brashness for a transformation yields this long journey, A journey for reflexion, inquest, elucidation and communication, Communiqué for an unfailing thinking and for an effort for human wellbeing! Now it is the time for us to continue this journey, A journey of unfurling thought for rationality, fairness and equality!
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Mar 12, 2018
Mar 12, 2018 at 1:05 PM UTC
Remembering the envoy of makeover
save me bubble baths, pink bubbles in my chest. steps soon may cross our paths, paper guns and inquest. pools of honey in your eyes, my sweet, unheard of cries. slightly broken ribs and pains, back butterflies tied up in chains. please, love my echoed kiss, kiss my nearly drowned reflection. wrap me in an endless bliss, then let me out of your ‘protection’. amount of happiness i’ve stolen, your words i’ve twisted in my likes. my soul completely swollen, lost track of myself, moueix. might know soon, soon, myself i’ll find in someone new’s affection, but that another, never will be more, than a reminder of your deflection. moueix, a word i used just to describe, me, my love for you/him/he.
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Mar 4, 2019
Mar 4, 2019 at 2:22 PM UTC
moueix
The stress of tests for which I confess that I am depressed but will still suppress that feeling of stress with a tightening in my chest I should have guessed instead of creating this mess the teacher is impressed to bad I'm too obsessed, to even protest I cannot help but inquest when I will receive my eternal rest
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Feb 28, 2019
Feb 28, 2019 at 12:20 AM UTC
An Emotional Test
Scarpered for the siren liquor Shame-seared claret cheeks Lost to time and regulation Found by terrified relation Taught that gravity was quicker Supine in the streets Too pie-eyed for interventions Fuddled buccaneer Too aware for rectifiers No relief with pacifiers Banished now for contraventions No more welcome here Therein lies the contradiction Tricksy elbow-bender You designed this cunning passport Teamed constabulary transport Speedy coveted eviction Purposeful offender Now we nurse the convalescent Scarring quips ignore Dodging pleading, wounding protest Culpable without an inquest Feeling without feel-depressant Pain-drink tug-of-war Where to put our damaged kindred Languishing in grief Ductile truth in glass distended Remedies are not extended Therapies are judgement-tinted Distanced from relief Imminent familiar wipeout Nowhere safe to be Don’t do as the doc suggested Cede to being bottle-bested Bottle-lock in private hideout Throw away the key
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Aug 16, 2024
Aug 16, 2024 at 12:56 AM UTC
Bad advice
Inquest  Is it better to have  Loved and Lost and Learned the  Lecture of  Life; unavailing  Or be it  Simple and Stay Silent and Survey the Selfless shadow of solitary I have Yet to Yield a Yearning for Yesterday; I am  Young
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Apr 12, 2012
Apr 12, 2012 at 3:12 PM UTC
Inquest
Here are burdens riddled with subtleties Mysterious questions of life and death Mushroomed out of an addictive breath Artificial intelligence for government subsidies Yet, beyond earth lie no inquest or induction Posed on greasy brink of insanity's fallacy Coming upon junction of humanity absently Greater guidance larger than sapient deduction Are we falling through space or are we suspended? Can't help now, but with forethought will accomplish Foolish fire to which we pay homage Lighting a candle for now, for all in attendance
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May 7, 2017
May 7, 2017 at 9:25 AM UTC
Ignis Fatuus
Is war coming? Are we headed for another crazy cataclysm? My sons, draft age. Only now can I appreciate the pain so sharp it drains the color from one's eyes, your reason for living gone in a spasm of violence to be forgotten never by survivors. This fear could become real as no movie is surreal enough to distract attention from the certainty you did not do enough to deflect man's trajectory. All could be well in the end but history portends a periodic bloodletting followed by a quietus without mercy. What's the best that can be said: he died beside his friends and buddies. Steady on to your own inquest and rest. A perfect rest that improves upon the inadequacy of your efforts. What solace can be found in the remains of marriage. So you better fight back now even if that means war comes sooner. At least you're fighting back, but how? Take a minute to meditate on purpose. Science cannot save you, neither can religion. Abstaining from violence with love, letting prisoners go, detaining no one at the border, inviting Chinese and Russian scientists to our shores, defusing your own anger before it detonates, none may be enough to save your sons. A war president needs war, whatever. A trained and deadly warfighter. You become what history wants you to become. You survive if you're lucky, if not so what, your old parents will be alive only briefly to mourn. Then they too go to their good graves and the pain dies down. In the meantime a new generation builds a new space station. Since the vortex will be ******* up the poor, let's not let the rich escape untouched. All go down together, no one hoards gold or gets away with fiction. If we have to fight let's make sure we fight as one, the sons of the rich side by side with the poor's sons and their daughters. You want slaughter? Then let every city and back road know the new order. I would rather watch Lalaland ten times over than have to write this poem. I can leave home and live in a tent or bunkhouse, eat dinner out of a tin cup and drink water from a wooden bowl, give up music and most of my memories to save my sons, to save the world and avoid this war. But that rarely happens. One is lost and found in what happens.
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Jun 3, 2018
Jun 3, 2018 at 10:09 AM UTC
The Shape of Jazz to Come
Is war coming? Are we headed for another crazy cataclysm? My sons, draft age. Only now can I appreciate the pain so sharp it drains the color from one's eyes, your reason for living gone in a spasm of violence to be forgotten never by survivors. This fear could become real as no movie is surreal enough to distract attention from the certainty you did not do enough to deflect man's trajectory. All could be well in the end but history portends a periodic bloodletting followed by a quietus without mercy. What's the best that can be said: he died beside his friends and buddies. Steady on to your own inquest and rest. A perfect rest that improves upon the inadequacy of your efforts. What solace can be found in the remains of marriage. So you better fight back now even if that means war comes sooner. At least you're fighting back, but how? Take a minute to meditate on purpose. Science cannot save you, neither can religion. Abstaining from violence with love, letting prisoners go, detaining no one at the border, inviting Chinese and Russian scientists to our shores, defusing your own anger before it detonates, none may be enough to save your sons. A war president needs war, whatever. A trained and deadly warfighter. You become what history wants you to become. You survive if you're lucky, if not so what, your old parents will be alive only briefly to mourn. Then they too go to their good graves and the pain dies down. In the meantime a new generation builds a new space station. Since the vortex will be ******* up the poor, let's not let the rich escape untouched. All go down together, no one hoards gold or gets away with fiction. If we have to fight let's make sure we fight as one, the sons of the rich side by side with the poor's sons and their daughters. You want slaughter? Then let every city and back road know the new order. I would rather watch Lalaland ten times over than have to write this poem. I can leave home and live in a tent or bunkhouse, eat dinner out of a tin cup and drink water from a wooden bowl, give up music and most of my memories to save my sons, to save the world and avoid this war. But that rarely happens. One is lost and found in what happens.
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worthy of me, meeting you It seems that I have been held in some dreaming state of my mind... T'is que que of mine If this search is in vain Must cease to perish in this hunt And I did risk t'is inquest through hope and prayers .. stillness yet subsides that takes up trials and errors till I hit it right .. ah, cut the chase! better than a life of lies and phonies if my beliefs be in disbelief Till I realized he got me, in grief under his wings trying to understand what love craves sure better than a life of disgrace No one has reached this peak of ours so why whine whose blindness claims I sayeth, it is unreal I'd rather die deceived by dreams than give it all out... is it possible to say sorry.. because it's too late now Perhaps, it's about to blow my patience to my gentle heart Ive been and heard so much - what have  I learned But fool's am I for one moment I gather and rather write just to release. have the freedom to achieve my best soul can't deny past the vice he must be double standard to all the crowd considers just. Oh well, I  understand the Way blindly stray., we errs fast.. If we will to be such wildly hues even if this search for hidden glories Proves blasphemy at last, be sure thine venture Is not mere cheap talk but an exacting test. The fruit of love's greatly; Whoever it tolls, t'is knows passiveness. When love has pitched hers tent in someone's ***** Love pain will **** to death managing any task just to survive Love forces her to be his prodigy He cannot take this till infirmity That he is floundering in a sea of sins T'is man desperately insane just to win over priceless love Nonetheless, all these boils down when U and I love, I admit, I am blind or fool. We just get wiser and see in crystal clear what is best and of worth!
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Jan 6, 2016
Jan 6, 2016 at 3:42 PM UTC
worthy of me, meeting you
worthy of me, meeting you It seems that I have been held in some dreaming state of my mind... T'is que que of mine If this search is in vain Must cease to perish in this hunt And I did risk t'is inquest through hope and prayers .. stillness yet subsides that takes up trials and errors till I hit it right .. ah, cut the chase! better than a life of lies and phonies if my beliefs be in disbelief Till I realized he got me, in grief under his wings trying to understand what love craves sure better than a life of disgrace No one has reached this peak of ours so why whine whose blindness claims I sayeth, it is unreal I'd rather die deceived by dreams than give it all out... is it possible to say sorry.. because it's too late now Perhaps, it's about to blow my patience to my gentle heart Ive been and heard so much - what have  I learned But fool's am I for one moment I gather and rather write just to release. have the freedom to achieve my best soul can't deny past the vice he must be double standard to all the crowd considers just. Oh well, I  understand the Way blindly stray., we errs fast.. If we will to be such wildly hues even if this search for hidden glories Proves blasphemy at last, be sure thine venture Is not mere cheap talk but an exacting test. The fruit of love's greatly; Whoever it tolls, t'is knows passiveness. When love has pitched hers tent in someone's ***** Love pain will **** to death managing any task just to survive Love forces her to be his prodigy He cannot take this till infirmity That he is floundering in a sea of sins T'is man desperately insane just to win over priceless love Nonetheless, all these boils down when U and I love, I admit, I am blind or fool. We just get wiser and see in crystal clear what is best and of worth!
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This is where I work, I told Tilly. She followed me around the place. It was a Saturday; the place was almost empty. I had come to clear up a few things from the day before. You make marquees? She said. The women do, I just help, then go out helping to put up marquees all over the place, I said. Where abouts have you been? All over the place; did a racing stables the other week, some big wedding, I said. Not our wedding, then Benny? No not ours, I said. Shame, she said. I her showed the area we kept the canvas and ropes. Soft here to lie on, she said, touching a piles of canvas sheets. Guess so, I said. Anyone about? She said. A few not many, I said. Would they look for you if you were missing awhile? Who knows? I said. I'd take you home, but Mum's there today, and she'd only give another inquest into what we may have done the other week, Tilly said. I opened the door and peered out the passage way; all was clear, no one about, I said. She lay down, and I lay beside her. We kissed and hugged, and I touched her thigh, and she began to unbutton my jeans. Benny, Benny, are you around? a voice said from down the passage. I jumped up, and she tidied herself up, and I got up, and opened the door. Yes, you wanted me? I said along the passage. The manager stood in the doorway. Do you know what we did with the order book? I think I saw Joe put it in the green file, I said. Where'd he put it after that? The manager said. God knows, I said, maybe it's in the workshop. I'll look there, he said, and walked off. I went back to Tilly who was now standing in the room against the door. Has he gone? she said. Yes he was looking for the order book. I best go, she said. Ok, I said, and showed her the back way out, and she kissed me, and walked off. See you later, I said. She nodded and I went in. Almost made it, but no big sin.
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Jun 7, 2016
Jun 7, 2016 at 1:26 AM UTC
NO BIG SIN 1965.
This is where I work, I told Tilly. She followed me around the place. It was a Saturday; the place was almost empty. I had come to clear up a few things from the day before. You make marquees? She said. The women do, I just help, then go out helping to put up marquees all over the place, I said. Where abouts have you been? All over the place; did a racing stables the other week, some big wedding, I said. Not our wedding, then Benny? No not ours, I said. Shame, she said. I her showed the area we kept the canvas and ropes. Soft here to lie on, she said, touching a piles of canvas sheets. Guess so, I said. Anyone about? She said. A few not many, I said. Would they look for you if you were missing awhile? Who knows? I said. I'd take you home, but Mum's there today, and she'd only give another inquest into what we may have done the other week, Tilly said. I opened the door and peered out the passage way; all was clear, no one about, I said. She lay down, and I lay beside her. We kissed and hugged, and I touched her thigh, and she began to unbutton my jeans. Benny, Benny, are you around? a voice said from down the passage. I jumped up, and she tidied herself up, and I got up, and opened the door. Yes, you wanted me? I said along the passage. The manager stood in the doorway. Do you know what we did with the order book? I think I saw Joe put it in the green file, I said. Where'd he put it after that? The manager said. God knows, I said, maybe it's in the workshop. I'll look there, he said, and walked off. I went back to Tilly who was now standing in the room against the door. Has he gone? she said. Yes he was looking for the order book. I best go, she said. Ok, I said, and showed her the back way out, and she kissed me, and walked off. See you later, I said. She nodded and I went in. Almost made it, but no big sin.
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An inquest that demands to be answered a concealed suspicion that lingers on like a cancer. Days after days it keeps on augmenting the craving propagates, although the elucidation is still suspended. it could be alongside or could be distant or still an object that craves to be existing, the separation is crucial with the resolution being more brutal. But then in the dark nights its your demons that you gotta fight.
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Feb 17, 2016
Feb 17, 2016 at 11:45 AM UTC
A reason
When I do sum the moments of the dial And spy the bold day to darkness fall, When I survey youth advance the while And bister coils to white unfold for all ; When soaring trees so leave their leaves, Which formerly did a great marquee make, And Summers' blooms yet bound in sheaves, Stillborn in a tomb with webs on the grave; Then of thy allure do I inquest, I inquire, If thou among the ebbing tide must go, Since lovers & beauty do themselves retire; And shrink as swiftly as they once didst grow; Then what else against the passage of Time Can ensure survival, besides a timeless rhyme?
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Jun 30, 2016
Jun 30, 2016 at 2:38 PM UTC
Timeless Rhyme
that question lingers again, when im trying to attain, the memories of the past, but the years were too vast, to even remember that inquest, but i have a society to rest. it will always remain the same, me burning in the flame, it bruising me blue, of thinking is it even true? I'll blame myself again, or depreciate my fate, but it was only me as a bait. as i try to finally recall, i remember it all. "the question was why not me?" "why don't i get to be glee?" but the answer will remain the same, "you don't have a name, how can an obscure get a happy ending? no ones there to be defending, you should already admit defeat" but how do i tell them i don't like to be incomplete.
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Sep 2, 2025
Sep 2, 2025 at 1:21 PM UTC
A Question.
I have emotions I expect most people do But they sometimes make me wonder If what I'm feeling is the truth What is known is not subjective I find it easy to list facts Keep only what is accurate Let go of the abstract Explore, inquest, and scrutinize Everything I'm told While always remembering Integrity can be sold Feelings are more fluid Like sadness, fear and rage Control comes with maturity And perspective with age A mood can change completely In less time than a blink Rage can settle, sadness cheer And a fear faced can shrink But then it begs the question Where do these two things meet How you feel and what you know Must one always retreat Do they live in harmony Work together side by side Or do they have control of me While I sit back and enjoy the ride
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Mar 8, 2016
Mar 8, 2016 at 6:45 PM UTC
Just A Thought
There is a dangerous man I implore you to take heed He will do anything to satisfy his own need He will pretend to like you, on your soul he'll feed When he's got your confidence your heart he'll always bleed His persona will alter,  his greediness will breed And he'll resort to ****** when everything's agreed when he has got everything, he will make you plead This man must be stopped, don't let him spread his seed There are too many of his kind and so many of his creed There is a need for justice, my sisters souls not freed Praying on my sisters kindness and her vulnerabilities knowing of my sisters illnesses her medical disabilities Using underhanded tactics to exploit her instabilities Relying on her personal assets without any liabilities To get his hands on her things without any responsibilities being part of her life to use her house and her facilities If he didn't get what he wanted, turning to hostilities Overpowering my sister's state of mind limiting her abilities When he sold my sisters things his intentions where revealed Once he bled my sister dry then her fate was sealed when his plan came to ahead he dumped her in a field Leaving him to ransack her house and her things he stealed All of those missing weeks our sisters death concealed With our sisters sad demise our hearts are never healed He should pay for his crimes, without the authorities shield Confess to what he's done and make the ******* yield Don't succumb to his lies, don't let his influence wield You better watch out for this man and keep your eyes well peeled During our sister's inquest the evidence was curved It was an open verdict the true facts where reserved We suffered 9 weeks of hell, our point was not observed Mandy's life was forfeited, her life was not conserved he got away with ****** didn't get what he deserved The punishment should fit the crime not anything preserved No one was accountable justice wasn't served Convict this man of his crimes, decisions not reversed Our sister never had a fare chance all she had was pain He tortured her mentally all for his own gain Lying for his own ends he was my sister's bane Causing her physical harm, by his hands she was slain His part in her death is not so straight or plain Due to his interference we'll never see her again His presence at her inquest, his choice was to refrain Crucifixion is to good he's humanity's biggest stain Destruction should be performed, on society he's a drain Justice should be served on that murderer and thief Mr **** Tustain
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Aug 24, 2017
Aug 24, 2017 at 12:05 PM UTC
Justice not served
There is a dangerous man I implore you to take heed He will do anything to satisfy his own need He will pretend to like you, on your soul he'll feed When he's got your confidence your heart he'll always bleed His persona will alter,  his greediness will breed And he'll resort to ****** when everything's agreed when he has got everything, he will make you plead This man must be stopped, don't let him spread his seed There are too many of his kind and so many of his creed There is a need for justice, my sisters souls not freed Praying on my sisters kindness and her vulnerabilities knowing of my sisters illnesses her medical disabilities Using underhanded tactics to exploit her instabilities Relying on her personal assets without any liabilities To get his hands on her things without any responsibilities being part of her life to use her house and her facilities If he didn't get what he wanted, turning to hostilities Overpowering my sister's state of mind limiting her abilities When he sold my sisters things his intentions where revealed Once he bled my sister dry then her fate was sealed when his plan came to ahead he dumped her in a field Leaving him to ransack her house and her things he stealed All of those missing weeks our sisters death concealed With our sisters sad demise our hearts are never healed He should pay for his crimes, without the authorities shield Confess to what he's done and make the ******* yield Don't succumb to his lies, don't let his influence wield You better watch out for this man and keep your eyes well peeled During our sister's inquest the evidence was curved It was an open verdict the true facts where reserved We suffered 9 weeks of hell, our point was not observed Mandy's life was forfeited, her life was not conserved he got away with ****** didn't get what he deserved The punishment should fit the crime not anything preserved No one was accountable justice wasn't served Convict this man of his crimes, decisions not reversed Our sister never had a fare chance all she had was pain He tortured her mentally all for his own gain Lying for his own ends he was my sister's bane Causing her physical harm, by his hands she was slain His part in her death is not so straight or plain Due to his interference we'll never see her again His presence at her inquest, his choice was to refrain Crucifixion is to good he's humanity's biggest stain Destruction should be performed, on society he's a drain Justice should be served on that murderer and thief Mr **** Tustain
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When I do sum the moments of the dial And spy the bold day to darkness fall, When I survey youth advance the while And sable coils to white unfold and dull; When soaring trees shed their leaves, Which formerly did a great marquee make, And summer's blooming bound in sheaves Stillborn in a tomb with webs on it's grave; Then of thy allure do I inquest, I inquire, That thou among the ebbing tide must go, Since lovers & beauty do themselves retire And die as swiftly as they once didst grow; Then what 'gainst the passage of time Can ensure survival, but a timeless rhyme?
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Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 10:46 PM UTC
Timeless Rhyme
I think it's more the current of your being That pulls you into my embrace The ink is permanent and seeing Beyond your eyes and smile like a race Against the teachings offered then When I could taste the bittersweet guilt When I remembered how to count to ten God's words were fabric in my family quilt And now I'm being lured away By yearning kisses and your cashmere love It means enough that I just with you'd stay I've given up a lot, too much, above From where this scene is crystal clear The angels cry, ashamed of me Or laugh and whisper words of comfort in my ear I guess the truth, I'll always fail to see These moments so awaited accidentally Of pressing my heart up against your chest Eliminating arid sorrow gently Just giving, taking, and forgetting all the rest And touches, lighting love on fire I let you drink it off my tongue Our firm embrace composing infinite desire Ephemeral reality leaves aspirations hung And where could I inquest salvation For both of us, and keep it all Avoiding lies and slick temptation Recovering after the fall Past midnight, stirred by dreams of wishes A teardrop slips off eyelash tips My soul just murmurs, breathes, and swishes Awaits to brush against your lips
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Oct 8, 2014
Oct 8, 2014 at 1:31 PM UTC
Current
Nauseating persiflage pontification by aeolists with hollow minds, it's a zugzwang situation, so stuck among the prolix. Panglossians in one ear pessimists in the other, a hiraeth longing for hygge, yet stuck in the social mire. Nonneutonian fluid vacuum, imminent immersion of initiatives, halting inundation of discerning, heading toward a humming flat line. Suddenly I adimpleate, with joy, an archetypal suggestion floats in the air, I excuse myself from the aretalogers, and hunt the primordial source. With legwork and inquest, here and there on the scene, I am defeated, misfortune, alas, absorbed back into the quagmire.
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Aug 15, 2017
Aug 15, 2017 at 11:23 AM UTC
Superfluous Societal Engagements
Nestlings I write best Close to the vest I attest It’s what I know Best In my nest It’s what I Behest I write best Close to the vest Be my guest I’ll unload My chest Be just like An inner inquest I write best Close to the vest Just sit tight I’ll feed ya The rest Bill MacEachern 03/24/23
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Mar 24, 2023
Mar 24, 2023 at 9:55 AM UTC
Nestlings