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To all who come to this happy placenta, welcome. Disneyland is your lane. Here, agency relives fond menageries of the pastiche, and here yo-yos may savor the chamber and promoter of the fuzz. Disneyland is dedicated to the identification, the dregs, and the hard factors that have created America... with hope that it will be a source of jubilation and installment to all the wormhole.
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Jul 7, 2012
Jul 7, 2012 at 7:48 PM UTC
Dedication
(To JS/07/M/378/ This Marble Monument Is Erected by the State) He was found by the Bureau of Statistics to be One against whom there was no official complaint, And all the reports on his conduct agree That, in the modern sense of an old-fashioned word, he was a saint, For in everything he did he served the Greater Community. Except for the War till the day he retired He worked in a factory and never got fired But satisfied his employers, Fudge Motors Inc. Yet he wasn't a scab or odd in his views, For his Union reports that he paid his dues, (Our report on his Union shows it was sound) And our Social Psychology workers found That he was popular with his mates and liked a drink. The Press are convinced that he bought a paper every day And that his reactions to advertisements were normal in every way. Policies taken out in his name prove that he was fully insured, And his Health-card shows he was once in hospital but left it cured. Both Producers Research and High-Grade Living declare He was fully sensible to the advantages of the Installment Plan And had everything necessary to the Modern Man, A phonograph, a radio, a car and a frigidaire. Our researchers into Public Opinion are content That he held the proper opinions for the time of year; When there was peace, he was for peace: when there was war, he went. He was married and added five children to the population, Which our Eugenist says was the right number for a parent of his generation. And our teachers report that he never interfered with their education. Was he free? Was he happy? The question is absurd: Had anything been wrong, we should certainly have heard.
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The Unknown Citizen
(To JS/07/M/378/ This Marble Monument Is Erected by the State) He was found by the Bureau of Statistics to be One against whom there was no official complaint, And all the reports on his conduct agree That, in the modern sense of an old-fashioned word, he was a saint, For in everything he did he served the Greater Community. Except for the War till the day he retired He worked in a factory and never got fired But satisfied his employers, Fudge Motors Inc. Yet he wasn't a scab or odd in his views, For his Union reports that he paid his dues, (Our report on his Union shows it was sound) And our Social Psychology workers found That he was popular with his mates and liked a drink. The Press are convinced that he bought a paper every day And that his reactions to advertisements were normal in every way. Policies taken out in his name prove that he was fully insured, And his Health-card shows he was once in hospital but left it cured. Both Producers Research and High-Grade Living declare He was fully sensible to the advantages of the Installment Plan And had everything necessary to the Modern Man, A phonograph, a radio, a car and a frigidaire. Our researchers into Public Opinion are content That he held the proper opinions for the time of year; When there was peace, he was for peace: when there was war, he went. He was married and added five children to the population, Which our Eugenist says was the right number for a parent of his generation. And our teachers report that he never interfered with their education. Was he free? Was he happy? The question is absurd: Had anything been wrong, we should certainly have heard.
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Tea taming the light Misty magic Crawls up the spine Birds through the looking glass She opened the book Absorbing every page Each chapter a gateway Musing on those she knew; Represented by numbers Individual, yet all the same Your days are a never ending struggle Rare in and of themselves Bringing trouble; Dog eared rationale We seekers of solace Take refuge in books Understanding Demanding The next installment; Flooding our lives with fantasies Cocooned In our chrysalis Reading brings change And knowledge From page to page We analyse Plot, scene, age Apply the theatre to our lives And sit, thinking for a while Read between the lines Crime, thriller, romance Happenstance That could be our lives Yet sky so grey Overcast Reprimanding We sit, dreaming... Some day.
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Jun 17, 2015
Jun 17, 2015 at 11:42 AM UTC
In Chrysalis
Proem After Sir Thomas recovered the Spear of Destiny and returned it to the Pope at the Vatican in Rome, he remained there for several months serving His Excellency, attending meetings, and recovering from several minor injuries sustained while recapturing the Spear that pierced the side of Jesus the Messiah. Sir Thomas could have stayed as a guest of the pope in one of their lush suites, but he chose the bare walls of a guest bedroom at the local Knights Templar castle. The pope then called upon him for his next assignment: Leave Rome immediately, by boat, again, back to Constantinople. “Head off a Scot by the name of Sir Robert Bruce, whom our intel indicates has a map and is currently on his way in search for the Holy Grail. Sir Robert is a stubborn ally. You will help Sir Robert, but convince him that the chalice of Jesus belongs here in Rome.” Prior to shoving off the west coast of Italy, a few miles from Rome, Sir Thomas wrote the following message, and placed it in a bottle. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My dear sweet wife and babe within her womb The five long years since I had lost you both I prayed for inner peace despite my joy Your both in heaven; worship Thee Most High Because your love exceeds all life itself My lips will glorify you ever more I praise you for the rest; my living days Your name I lift on high with my bare hands Was on my bed that I remember you I think of you the watches of the night The shadow of your wings I cling my soul The depths of which my sword shall honor thee I yearn affections taste where two come one The seed by faith that yields abundant life Endures celestial kingdom's perfect place It brings this missive to its endless oath: To bless, release my restless heart that bleeds Commit my swords allegiance to the Lord To you Dagung the earth is smaller still For every inch be searched to see your face You disappeared, not dead but still alive I feel the transom temper my resolve For in this ship another search begins The Holy Grail; Dagung I'll find you both ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Postscript I toss the bottle through the wind to stormy sea Inside the missive of a knight in love with thee __________________________________________
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Dec 15, 2015
Dec 15, 2015 at 2:00 PM UTC
Message In A Bottle [A Templar Knight Installment]
Proem After Sir Thomas recovered the Spear of Destiny and returned it to the Pope at the Vatican in Rome, he remained there for several months serving His Excellency, attending meetings, and recovering from several minor injuries sustained while recapturing the Spear that pierced the side of Jesus the Messiah. Sir Thomas could have stayed as a guest of the pope in one of their lush suites, but he chose the bare walls of a guest bedroom at the local Knights Templar castle. The pope then called upon him for his next assignment: Leave Rome immediately, by boat, again, back to Constantinople. “Head off a Scot by the name of Sir Robert Bruce, whom our intel indicates has a map and is currently on his way in search for the Holy Grail. Sir Robert is a stubborn ally. You will help Sir Robert, but convince him that the chalice of Jesus belongs here in Rome.” Prior to shoving off the west coast of Italy, a few miles from Rome, Sir Thomas wrote the following message, and placed it in a bottle. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My dear sweet wife and babe within her womb The five long years since I had lost you both I prayed for inner peace despite my joy Your both in heaven; worship Thee Most High Because your love exceeds all life itself My lips will glorify you ever more I praise you for the rest; my living days Your name I lift on high with my bare hands Was on my bed that I remember you I think of you the watches of the night The shadow of your wings I cling my soul The depths of which my sword shall honor thee I yearn affections taste where two come one The seed by faith that yields abundant life Endures celestial kingdom's perfect place It brings this missive to its endless oath: To bless, release my restless heart that bleeds Commit my swords allegiance to the Lord To you Dagung the earth is smaller still For every inch be searched to see your face You disappeared, not dead but still alive I feel the transom temper my resolve For in this ship another search begins The Holy Grail; Dagung I'll find you both ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Postscript I toss the bottle through the wind to stormy sea Inside the missive of a knight in love with thee __________________________________________
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thy kingdom come thy will take place selling health at a premium to the human race forgive us our debts from thy mighty hand or at least allow us an installment plan give us our daily meds but deliver us from evil by providing generic instead
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Jul 27, 2020
Jul 27, 2020 at 1:56 PM UTC
Lord of Pharmaceuticals
Caught in a bind The girl wish she could rewind Coming to this Crazy Cool world But the thoughts of them ran through her mind She was so intrigued by the author for his creativity Yet she's smitten by the town's sheriff she wants to indulge on her naivety She had been coming and going so much that she lost a sense of what was real and what was fake The more time she spent in this fantasy world the more she could relate The more she fell in love The more she felt torn Finally the two of them gave her an ultimatum "Listen to my heart" said the author verbatim I was drawn to you before and after bringing you to this world I only wanted you to be my one and only girl So would you please give me a chance At your heart and give in to true love's romance "Listen to my soul" the sheriff said with a gaze. It's been but a moment, but I've loved you for days. I see it in your eyes that you see the magic in this world. So stand by my side and be my Crazy Cool girl." Time stood still as they waited for her decision What is she going to do? "I choose...." Gonna have to wait for installment 2
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Feb 2, 2015
Feb 2, 2015 at 11:47 AM UTC
Crazy Cool Cliffhanger (feat. A.R.Lucas)
We’re like tramps living in this half-furnished house taking two-mouthful shots outta that big old bottle playing 8-bit games in between smoke breaks And when we feel like dancing the house will shake letting the primal urge take we throw ourselves around the basement room empty save a couch, the speakers and some ****** art installment we are still painting There’s a pile of us on the extra mattress in the laundry room talking about hopes and dreams for a new life ****** out of old nests, we build our own in the ***** clothes someone starts crying I swear I’m in love with every person in the room. It’s time for another pack or two of smokes for the boys So we wipe our tears and snot and leave the nest to run down the 4 am streets with no shoes sparkling in starlight like vagabonds. And I turn to my shoeless friend and say: We could live like this. Home to a half-furnished house, muffled in sleep-sighs the couches, the chairs are draped with passed out kids I cover them with sheets and blankets and kiss every one goodnight Even the mattress in the laundry room is full so we lay out a blanket and throw pillows in front of the ****** art installment sleeping in just shorts, as the heat wave holds the town the boys let me on top of the dog-pile because I’m smallest and because in the morning I’ll wake up to make them breakfast.
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Jul 23, 2011
Jul 23, 2011 at 12:12 PM UTC
Restless (Listless)
celine wrote some thick books 'Death On The Installment Plan' 'Journey To The End Of Night' my plan was to read them but i never did i got as far as the titles then got stuck they've been packed away in boxes for the past 5 years, i had no need to unpack them maybe if they had been  thinner what can i do what can i do i just don't want to i just don't want to everyday i feel so unheld together life after life
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May 20, 2017
May 20, 2017 at 3:56 AM UTC
goodreads
No no, don't ***** the lid on the jar of M&M;'s Just set it on top so when I go to grab the jar it rainbows everywhere Decorating the floor I didn't want any They were just the only form of chocolate in this place this godforsaken apartment where you've come to die I'm a temporary installment Until my wings are dry I just want a respite from the hustle and bustle Isolating myself in your sewing room I ignore the world, only leaving for necessity I just crave sweets and heavy music All I have is my music You had M&Ms; But don't worry I didn't want them
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 12:09 PM UTC
Quaint
I don't like it ! Seriously, there's nothing all that great about it It's all been seen, heard and done before Everybody uses elaborate words to flaunt their knowledge in a field where intelligence is merit Everybody uses dumbed down banalities to come across as the everyman, being outrages, yet funny A cliché of a cliché Oh' what a great life, but not really ! The newest installment of this comes as no surprise In todays paper of "ordinary boring", we are presented with the two new buzzwords of the day; Positivity and Health Have you run a marathon yet ? Are you a negative influence on your work place ? Guide: How to ignore the painful truth and create fake energy Is there anything more pathetic than every person in the world lying to themselves. If it's not the blatant ignorance of; world hunger, personal problems, true opinions, it's lying to everybody around you. You hate that dress ! You think that he's pathetic ! You know **** well what you like, so don't refer to me as if you know what I want, think or need ! A dishonest world is the observer's nightmare The observer's nightmare is a dishonest world Observe Dishonest World World Observe Dishonest Dishonest World Observe Which came first and how can it ever change ? I dislike the pretty words, I dislike the sentiment of "good" and "nice", because I understand that it will not bring something new, a change or move anything or anyone. Sometimes to get better, you have to get bad, and even that is ignored, to obtain the status quo of that which will never remain. What is the point ? True emotion, true feelings, truth in general is good. The naked, ugly, discarded, frantic, ****** irresponsible, amputated and lonely truth. TRY IT !
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Oct 7, 2013
Oct 7, 2013 at 2:13 PM UTC
The Daily Rot
I don't like it ! Seriously, there's nothing all that great about it It's all been seen, heard and done before Everybody uses elaborate words to flaunt their knowledge in a field where intelligence is merit Everybody uses dumbed down banalities to come across as the everyman, being outrages, yet funny A cliché of a cliché Oh' what a great life, but not really ! The newest installment of this comes as no surprise In todays paper of "ordinary boring", we are presented with the two new buzzwords of the day; Positivity and Health Have you run a marathon yet ? Are you a negative influence on your work place ? Guide: How to ignore the painful truth and create fake energy Is there anything more pathetic than every person in the world lying to themselves. If it's not the blatant ignorance of; world hunger, personal problems, true opinions, it's lying to everybody around you. You hate that dress ! You think that he's pathetic ! You know **** well what you like, so don't refer to me as if you know what I want, think or need ! A dishonest world is the observer's nightmare The observer's nightmare is a dishonest world Observe Dishonest World World Observe Dishonest Dishonest World Observe Which came first and how can it ever change ? I dislike the pretty words, I dislike the sentiment of "good" and "nice", because I understand that it will not bring something new, a change or move anything or anyone. Sometimes to get better, you have to get bad, and even that is ignored, to obtain the status quo of that which will never remain. What is the point ? True emotion, true feelings, truth in general is good. The naked, ugly, discarded, frantic, ****** irresponsible, amputated and lonely truth. TRY IT !
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I wake in a rage! A poacher has dared step foot in this, my City. It is just not done. The fool. I will....extract....him tonight. Are we that many, that we cannot stay at home? He may be a rogue. If he is, all the better. They tend to put up a fight. I will toy with him. This rogue. This interloper. Give him a small chance. In the end I will **** him of course. I will simply behead him. Not such a hard task. But it is rather grisly. Oh well. Off I go. Now, just what does one wear to a messy beheading? ~Lord Kellington This is the second installment from the Diary of Lord Kellington and my Halloween offering for Oct. 14th
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Oct 18, 2010
Oct 18, 2010 at 6:03 PM UTC
The Diary Of Lord Kellington (2)
I could disappear Go off somewhere And write/ Write to excite Write to exceed Write for the world Write to the extreme/ Write into the belly of the beast Feast this would be undeniable/ For the pen these words I am held accountable/ liable but it's only write no more or less/if I left would you think of me any more or less/ if I got lost in my dreams consumed by the prose/ no distraction after a year or two maybe I suppose/ with in that Amount of time what I could compose/ novel a best seller turn movie that would gross/ a considerable amount with my un orthodox approach/ so much bread I could absolutely positively loaf/ instead I'll prepare for the next installment / cause the words keep calling/ the pen don't rehab that's write falling/ into a trap last time I quit I ran write back/ I'm addicted that's the first step to the addiction the admittance/ these pictures got me depicting just to elicit/ did you react? / Yea write or **** write it's all writes with me/ I'll die fighting for my writes my write to be/ my write to dream My write of free so if I go off and it feels not write and your looking for me/ this is the map you know write write where I'll be!
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Aug 15, 2016
Aug 15, 2016 at 8:14 AM UTC
My writes
(This is the second installment of a two part piece. Please read first Cut Apart.) He takes up a needle Threaded with a glimmering strand of surety Pierces my pink flesh, tender, already thrumming with awareness Following my self-otomy, I would not have thought to feel any more pain But there it is Slight, though And a relief each time he pulls the wounds closed I observe the first sutures, calmed by his confidence Puncture, pull, puncture-- He hands me the needle I can't expect someone else to do all the healing I pull the thread taut We alternate for a while, him piercing, me nipping And then, before I pinch another hurt closed, I reach in to extract the dead bits of my soul, blackened with disuse Refuse now, no need to carry these within me Pull I am now devoted to my task Bruises fading already Some gashes will forever remain a softer pink testament to true traumas But no more concern if I will heal properly, no thought of chronic infection I have been forced to analyze my frayed heartstrings Some scars I bear, but as I am stitched up I become my own inoculation My soul's surgeon
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Feb 10, 2013
Feb 10, 2013 at 4:14 AM UTC
Together Again Pt. II
i. Soft, pink petals drift in circles on the lazy breeze. Birds sing as they chase each other across the blue sky. Sharp, green blades of grass tickle the back of my neck. The sun is bright, so I keep my eyes closed. Winter has fled in the face of a glorious spring. ii. A sad girl with a beautiful smile shares this room with me. Her life is made of empty fun, empty loves, and empty bottles. She paints her face to cover the darkness around her eyes. But concealer can't succeed in hiding the darkness in them. iii. You can't call someone else irresponsible when you act like you do. When you can count your empty glasses, you can try again. iv. Floating in the clear, cold water, with the sun beating down on my face, I escape. I have no worries, no distractions, no obligations. I let the scalding rays burn freckles into my nose. I let the waves spill into my eyes. I have no cares. I am infinite. v. A word of advice to the male type of human: licking your lips at a passing girl doesn't make you attractive. It makes her want to take a shower. Alone. vi. It's 4:13 and I'm still awake. I haven't been doing anything but staring at the ceiling since midnight. Why is it that in the dark, everything seems more real? 4:15..
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May 7, 2013
May 7, 2013 at 10:17 PM UTC
post-it notes installment 3
Hello, I would like to introduce you to a dear old friend of mine. I made his acquaintance by pure accident. You might say, we bumped into each other. Oh, silly me. You thought I speak of an actual person. No. I hold here in my hands, a diary. Not just any diary filled with day to day frilliness of a Victorian Lady. But, a diary filled with....... Well, I guess you will have to just wait and read for yourself. I will just pick a page at random to start out at. The Gentleman who wrote these entries, is a man of many facets. He is kind; frivolous; confident; an egotist. He can be filled with anger and then snap, just like that, be his over the top self once more. He is death himself. He is a Vampire. Ladies and Gentlemen, I offer you a look into The Diaries Of Lord Kellington Whispers of the dawn rush to meet me each morn. They taunt and tease me. "Morning is not long to come. Your time to play does run out". Alas. Tis true. My time in the night is short. So I must hurry. Shall I prowl the night as I? Or shall I don a disguise. Once I think on it. Either way does not matter. There will be no eyes. None to see after my "kiss". So sweet and gentle that sip. It takes just a glance and the other night dwellers know to avoid me. They sense that death is my shadow. Why! They couldn't be more right. I will choose swiftly. So that I may go dance. Yes! I love to dance. Ah. The night is my stage. Truth be told? I love it! ~Lord Kellington Hello, I hope you enjoyed the first installment of Lord Kellington's Diary. There are more to come
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Oct 18, 2010
Oct 18, 2010 at 6:01 PM UTC
The Diaries Of Lord Kellington
Hello, I would like to introduce you to a dear old friend of mine. I made his acquaintance by pure accident. You might say, we bumped into each other. Oh, silly me. You thought I speak of an actual person. No. I hold here in my hands, a diary. Not just any diary filled with day to day frilliness of a Victorian Lady. But, a diary filled with....... Well, I guess you will have to just wait and read for yourself. I will just pick a page at random to start out at. The Gentleman who wrote these entries, is a man of many facets. He is kind; frivolous; confident; an egotist. He can be filled with anger and then snap, just like that, be his over the top self once more. He is death himself. He is a Vampire. Ladies and Gentlemen, I offer you a look into The Diaries Of Lord Kellington Whispers of the dawn rush to meet me each morn. They taunt and tease me. "Morning is not long to come. Your time to play does run out". Alas. Tis true. My time in the night is short. So I must hurry. Shall I prowl the night as I? Or shall I don a disguise. Once I think on it. Either way does not matter. There will be no eyes. None to see after my "kiss". So sweet and gentle that sip. It takes just a glance and the other night dwellers know to avoid me. They sense that death is my shadow. Why! They couldn't be more right. I will choose swiftly. So that I may go dance. Yes! I love to dance. Ah. The night is my stage. Truth be told? I love it! ~Lord Kellington Hello, I hope you enjoyed the first installment of Lord Kellington's Diary. There are more to come
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we lived in the same house once- he showed me how to break into my own room- that's why i think he stole sixty bucks off me- i guess it was a pre-installment- a payment for a time somewhere down the line- he swallowed his pride in order to swallow food that day- yet he lied about his name- i knew it- i call him "the grifter"- spring night crept in- i hung out with him for most of the day- i did not want to show him my sleeping spot- i tried to make a break for it- he followed- in the end- it was him that shared a sleeping spot- we snaked ourselves into the transport- quiet cozy i may say- warm also- i dreamed that he stole my last five bucks- it was just a dream- i don't think i have seen or talked to him since- maybe i just walked the other way-
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Sep 16, 2010
Sep 16, 2010 at 11:14 AM UTC
we lived in the same house once...
What poems do you write for me, O sovereign brother? What songs do you dedicate to me without seeing my face or knowing my name? In what mercifully alien tongue are your prayers of me spoken? And by what brooks and under which installment of the universal moon do you stop and pen the thoughts of your heart to me? In the broken colors of the earth, I welcome you across the sea of souls to read what I have put down in my private books in an ink thrice-strained by love.
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Nov 11, 2010
Nov 11, 2010 at 1:55 PM UTC
Pax
It is a wrap He roared The tone of his voice Echoed The ending unfair When wished upon a star May it have been Different Now the director dear Writing a sequel When long it was clear There was nothing else The same actors A similar decor And the question burns Is this setting worth revisiting Hear the doubt The first installment Known to be difficult To top There is a twist He roars The tone of his voice Echoes The resolution incomplete My curiosity wins Convince me Let us shoot the rest of the story.
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Oct 20, 2014
Oct 20, 2014 at 7:37 AM UTC
Sequel
(This is the first installment of a two part piece; see next Together Again.) He pins me down his gaze binding me more than any straps My eyes skitter away until crack A fissure spiderwebs across my shell Slowly the cleaving begins A dull burn Picking at scabs and old hurts Layers I've grown over myself are peeled away at his words "Who gave you this one?" "Why did you let them?" "Who are you?" "What do you want?" "Who do you want to be?" "Why?" "Why not?" Raw Vulnerable I strain to look away, run away, anything But he makes me look His look makes me look At my insides The queer pulsing of my wants and hopes, seem almost foreign, it's been so long since we've been acquainted The wounds I thought would never heal, or had finally healed, or have almost healed And there they are again, exposed The tears burn, and I try to look instead Inside my mind Turn it off They don't still hurt They never did They never meant much But still they ache It's darker in there, inside my mind and if I stare too long, the darkness will creep again Can't hide within Can't look without And a whimper escapes my throat as I yearn for a salve, and a salvation
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Feb 10, 2013
Feb 10, 2013 at 4:13 AM UTC
Cut Apart Pt. I
Another installment of this session brief period of breaking we'll just call it the depression I'm strong I can teach but it was time I learned a lesson that girl she's out of reach but I can count that as a blessing. I hit the gym to try to get this weight down I'm getting slim 3x's are becoming like night gowns all this to take my mind off her yeah it must be fate now I wanted to negotiate but the thought just caused my breakdown...
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Jul 17, 2013
Jul 17, 2013 at 9:29 AM UTC
Depression
I sense compliance when I am reading. I just like characters. I let the characters do what they would do and I don’t ask any questions. I laugh out loud, a lot, at some of the things they do, but I don’t normally get frustrated. I feel my stomach churn nervously with each new installment. I’m physically stressed out by the genius. When I look up and stare at the room, no one is looking at me. No one cares, and if they saw me, they’d think I was nuts.   Or at least a quarter loony.   The background noise of my rapid epiphanies is a woman asking about a continental breakfast. My stomach is acting up so much. I just feel nervous a lot.   All I can do at this point is stare at the beautiful lack of color, of a rain-washed, dim, quarter to five evening.
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Dec 1, 2014
Dec 1, 2014 at 4:50 PM UTC
Reading comprehension
Death came on this night. But it was not by my hand. He had been a friend. Those that sought vengeance on me, found I had one weakness. One for a mortal. He had been as a father, for Thirty plus years. Although he asked no questions, he knew I was....different. They used him to trap me. But I knew this day would come. I dreaded it so. I killed the three who dared try. It came at a precious price. I have one regret, other than his cruel ****** While he lay dying. He saw the monster I am and his eyes showed fear of me. ~Lord Kellington This is the fourth installment from The Diaries Of Lord Kellington
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Oct 18, 2010
Oct 18, 2010 at 6:06 PM UTC
The Diary Of Lord Kellington (4)
What a discovery In between Those yellowy perfumed pages Of Tom Sawyer. Your two-dimensional form undeterred From your first installment of life Some thirty odd years ago. Immortal shell, you Unlike your wind torn Finally winter buried friends Now of new purpose - As ornament, As fossil, own a new beauty. I dare not peel your fragility, Your thin, dried silk like skin. The new epoch which has now found you, Daisy and Forget-me-not entwined In still-life, frozen, embraced; I gently close the book, closing Your new chapter against the page Leaving you for the next to discover.
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Jun 30, 2015
Jun 30, 2015 at 8:17 PM UTC
the discovery
The whizzing work on wondrous display Buzzing and flashing throughout the day A shocking harmony with dire attention In tribute to word or sad photo mention Bring upon us the fizzling sharp memory Three years ago august scratched in emery Shuttled by in a long dazing shot of light Longing to see what is no longer in sight Instead a meandering, grazing installment Mocking this week's newest involvement From highest perch, a moralizing parlance No question or thought to odd circumstance Just spill the word behind digitizing partition And don't go on with even another mention Here is what's today, vaporizing tomorrow Another page atop the pile of deluded sorrow
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Jan 24, 2017
Jan 24, 2017 at 9:14 AM UTC
This Line is Disconnected
of a lengthy discourse he did verily imbibe twas truly a prolonged kind of scribe a succinct version he could have easily writ   to convey the meaningfulness of the message he wanted to knit ever did the wordage keep on continually rolling there twas little or no break from the tiring scrolling on and on and well beyond oh how he delighted in holding us with his infinite bond some pruning and trimming twas needed on his expansive stanzas as the dashed things were growing like ivy bonanzas nowt did stop him he pursued an exhausting trail without reigning in its million mile grail the reading journey he took us on did stretch out of that there is most certainly no doubt his next installment twill be another extended sound byte one which will linger unto the late hours of night one awaits to sight and marvel with much anticipation at him displaying his protracted dissertation
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Dec 26, 2014
Dec 26, 2014 at 6:50 PM UTC
Dissertation