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"interjections" poems
Perfection The subjection of one’s interjections Based on the world The world of today Can you change what you think What others have to say Were interconnected but not in connection With a convection of perfection that inhibits rejection Or constant correction of certain parts or sections That people fail to mention for their own protection Believing a misconception to gain desired affection Wasting their discretion for a false obsession Thoughts of concession and encouraging suppression This is just one dissection of perfection It is but one path, one direction But this should lead to many other questions What about succession from the term perfection? Is it needed to drive people to higher ascension? Maybe one day society can undergo a social resurrection Where creed, religion, race, freedom are not held in contention No more crimes, no need for detention Everyone is happy, no more thoughts of depression Everyone can be comfortable with their own reflection Hopefully this dissection can leave a lasting impression And drive home the need for a universal intervention To stop and think what it means strive for perfection For you may have it wrong upon further inspection
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Nov 12, 2012
Nov 12, 2012 at 2:45 PM UTC
Dissection of Perfection
I reserved a table for the two of us at the only restaurant in the world that not only offers atmosphere and setting but tone and syntax as well. First some articles for appetizers. They're easiest on my pocket you know. An an, a the, and an a. Let's not even start on the punctuation, I'm treating you to a rather large meal. As large as the entire English language, now back to the articles. Sure these taste like lint but they still taste. Petit fours but there you are. Try to be disinterested or you'll put me off my food. Nouns now. My, what a variety. Bit meaty, eh? These have staying power. They taste like a bit of everywhere, and everyone, and everything. What's that? Surely they're not that bland. Maybe you need some seasoning. "Adjective" comes from the French for "to the word." So exotic aren't they? These really are fantastic. Exquisite, unique, zesty to say the least. You must admit, they make the meal worth it. I hope you're not allergic, I could have sworn I just had something "nutty." Oh, it had nuts "in it"? There must be some prepositions mixed in here. (I'm glad we're getting through these now, I've never been a big fan of them. When I was a kid, I would always push my prepositions to the end of my sentences. You just can't do that in a joint like this, it seems.) Ah finally. The verbs are served. Well-prepared it would seem. Yes, anything you can do to a verb they've done to these. Infinitives (too good to realistically be believed!), gerunds, and participles (No, not particles. But we did have some of those at the Japanese restaurant.) Fairly lean too, as I can't see any auxiliary fat. For some reason those adverbs (just to your left, under that thesaurus) really go well with this. Plus those adjectives from earlier, rather pleasantly. Now a brief selection of conjunctions, but don't ruin yourself. They're not a meal of themselves, just a link to... Oh! Look at those interjections. So delicate, so (Wow!) incisive. I told you to keep your appetite. Well, just try a little of this. Goodness, me! And then everyone proceeds to die from a split infinitive.
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Mar 21, 2010
Mar 21, 2010 at 7:44 PM UTC
I Eat my Words.
I reserved a table for the two of us at the only restaurant in the world that not only offers atmosphere and setting but tone and syntax as well. First some articles for appetizers. They're easiest on my pocket you know. An an, a the, and an a. Let's not even start on the punctuation, I'm treating you to a rather large meal. As large as the entire English language, now back to the articles. Sure these taste like lint but they still taste. Petit fours but there you are. Try to be disinterested or you'll put me off my food. Nouns now. My, what a variety. Bit meaty, eh? These have staying power. They taste like a bit of everywhere, and everyone, and everything. What's that? Surely they're not that bland. Maybe you need some seasoning. "Adjective" comes from the French for "to the word." So exotic aren't they? These really are fantastic. Exquisite, unique, zesty to say the least. You must admit, they make the meal worth it. I hope you're not allergic, I could have sworn I just had something "nutty." Oh, it had nuts "in it"? There must be some prepositions mixed in here. (I'm glad we're getting through these now, I've never been a big fan of them. When I was a kid, I would always push my prepositions to the end of my sentences. You just can't do that in a joint like this, it seems.) Ah finally. The verbs are served. Well-prepared it would seem. Yes, anything you can do to a verb they've done to these. Infinitives (too good to realistically be believed!), gerunds, and participles (No, not particles. But we did have some of those at the Japanese restaurant.) Fairly lean too, as I can't see any auxiliary fat. For some reason those adverbs (just to your left, under that thesaurus) really go well with this. Plus those adjectives from earlier, rather pleasantly. Now a brief selection of conjunctions, but don't ruin yourself. They're not a meal of themselves, just a link to... Oh! Look at those interjections. So delicate, so (Wow!) incisive. I told you to keep your appetite. Well, just try a little of this. Goodness, me! And then everyone proceeds to die from a split infinitive.
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* * * Interjections come bubbling down To burst the mind. Choral injections, Humming injections - Mean, mean, mean clowns: Dancing madly in kaleidoscope gowns They shamelessly grind The last grains of my sanity. The reality is quite snippetty - And thus parallel worlds are designed. Oh! - let me go, let me go! To where Alice is Queen. To where she sits Among her kingly mirrors And teaches the art of Being seen A trifle here and there, And always - everywhere! (c)kRu, 11.10.-17.11.2006
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Jan 30, 2010
Jan 30, 2010 at 1:10 AM UTC
"Interjections come bubbling down..."
The paths we cross in life With others Sometimes dictates the paths we take Whether we want to go it alone Or with someone shared down a mutual path Not knowing where it will take us Or how long it will last By choice or fate The beaten path is in the past To never look back Hoping Onwards to something better Possibly something great These interjections of people into our lives Sometimes it lasts And sometimes people are gone Before their time is due Most of the time It's out of our hands When people are gone too soon Whether it be a friend, family, or lover Instead of asking Why? We must learn to say Goodbye With no regret And no looking back Keeping the past behind us Onwards to the light Out of the black
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Oct 27, 2014
Oct 27, 2014 at 3:27 AM UTC
The Road Traveled
You are blue Your companionship has long since gone away Your words come slowly if ever Your interjections have no meaning Your passion is a doused flame Your decisions are unfair You are bronze Your shine is lackluster Your potential is untapped Your enthusiasm is misdirected You are rust Your intellect is a-waste Your trust is broken Your mind is now clouded You are brown Your ear is unsharpened You coughs are unnatural Your friendship is valued even yet You are orange Your ethic is admirable Your company is comical Your life is my soaps You are yellow Your face is but fair Your skin has blemishes Your actions not so demure – but yet You are red Your actions are fuel for my fire Your intentions are good but the crafted hands left wanting You are Violet Your pain was great Your color is of love Your solid perseverance is for me You are White Your brilliance outshines mine Your patience burns as fast as light Your opinion flares as bright as magnesium Black is not found Deep down I have looked But came back wanting Is that naïve?
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Jun 30, 2013
Jun 30, 2013 at 5:59 PM UTC
Colors
I had to disassemble it Our world Take it apart Bit by bit Word by word Those words Letters Full of meaning Could no longer exist Anywhere My friend, my lover And my refuge Suddenly turned Traitor Turned foul Deceptive Dangerous My friend, my lover My language So I began the demolition Of clandestine concepts Tearing apart nouns And adversary adjectives violently, I separated verbs And adverbs Thus impairing indecent interjections Until our grammar Finally collapsed Now there is only silence Safety in signs like Minuscule monuments All bereft of meaning And I am in mourning For I have no words To throw into the void Only memories Of distant dialogues Dreams
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Feb 24, 2013
Feb 24, 2013 at 12:06 PM UTC
Taking Apart Language
It was like a voice It told me to wake up, Get up and get away from the ground. This is not the place. This is not the way. It told me you are not insane, You have so much to play. We all get discouraged from time to time We always have people saying it can't done. Creating interjections like impossible! and undoable! That voice woke me up, It shook me out and tore me down. That voice has sung me to sleep and has screamed at me obscenities. But that voice and that voice alone has made me, me. That's why I love her. She is my symphony, my scene, my hands, But most of all she is my voice.
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Aug 3, 2011
Aug 3, 2011 at 9:18 PM UTC
The Voice
in the grass lingering subtle. new life, seeks. life over distractions will you buy attentions? for me? i could try and persuade interjections to interject anomalies. false. in decay, blooming death. closer than your mother. unaware of the scythe speechless. despite selection phrasing perpetually simply put, arrogance tests my limits. carefully. picking out life from death a masterful game. monotonous. does the truth betray your senses? do your eyes smell? deliverance. ignorance for innocents. there are millions. billions. unstoppable. watch my back. we’ll both die. a rip in sound. feel the throat churn. erratic vibrations disorient the world they cannot understand us. poisoned perception of the native mind in struggle. in war. recovering and failing the same. thieving the motions. motionless. all to achieve deplorable fame dreadful.
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Sep 16, 2013
Sep 16, 2013 at 7:58 PM UTC
Back? tea, riya?
recollecting collections projecting selections injecting protection infection dejection dyslexic narcoleptic rejecting dejections ******** complexion complicating interjections perplexed inspectors intercept pterodactyls relaxing in backpacks extracting disillusion contortionist philanthropist dejected transgression implementing eradications of moss buying patrons eclectic perfectionist rests limp-wristed whispering disparaging remarks to the wait staff trombone percussionist impressed and impoverished gravelling wistfully mimicking Rickles I sit half disheveled grinding my wisdom teeth feeling the fleeting muse sitting in disbelief –
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May 9, 2015
May 9, 2015 at 12:21 PM UTC
this **** could sit on a shingle
Stop. This is no poem. This is an attack on your autonomy. The verbs chosen with care, those awful verbs. Stop. You are not human. The electrical activity of your brain, that's all there is with you. Much like every brain, you feel--yes, and you feel quite human. Stop. Unhuman inhumanity in the bliss-pool of ignorance. Why not raise hands to be lifted out? I warned you that this was no poem. Yet, still you persist, and read, "you aren't capable of interpreting this because you aren't me." Not poetry, despite a sneaky rhyme, no it's a piece of me. Diary with pink ribbons and a list of all the boys at school. Diary with lock and key within which I hide that which you can't see. What if we all spoke in rhyme exclusively? We would be forced to think before we drooled. And no one could be fooled about just how ugly you are. Ah, no, but thinking hides more. Stop! I might stream consciousness all over your lovely dress! Then you would be forced to undress under the unbelievable scrutiny of total strangers who ought not to give a **** but do because they haven't tried on enough shoes. Unlike you, who have tried on too many. As if perspective were a shoe, mass produced, and inevitably falling out of fashion. Alas, we are stuck with cliche interjections and archaic pronouns--thou know it! Stop. I forgot this was a poem.
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Jul 13, 2013
Jul 13, 2013 at 4:05 PM UTC
Do Not Read
Kind words Praises for you Nasty interjections A little expression of madness Romantic verses whisper words of love Love songs Music to your heart Stanzas of poems You in every lines Book of love Chapters of tears and smiles... Crazy something words... Because of love....
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Jan 5, 2015
Jan 5, 2015 at 4:49 AM UTC
Crazy something...
Parsed upon a river bank the north shore as the confluence gathers and flows... swift as the Stratus clouds above I attempt to find the meaning of everything Just one of those lazy summer day with time on my hands speculation abounds as my INTERJECTIONS ring true in my head I surmise nothing yet proclaim to the realization that nothing will ever be the same we move forward we grow and learn that is the extreme constant Rolling with the punches will lessen the burden of changing times We have no choice but to adapt or be left behind See clear the way of your short life cherish it live it and love it.
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Jun 25, 2016
Jun 25, 2016 at 5:09 AM UTC
INTERJECTIONS
Ate a plate of whey, with the weight of the nation on my shoulder blade, away from any destination so underpaid, my paychecks archaic not even a quarter to go to arcades with it’s outrageous! misery must be contagious haven’t seen happy faces in ages It may just be time to vacate break out like rosacea to the golden gate every swig of this whiskey brings me to a bolder state like Colorado i weighed my options and hopped in my Silverado like a desperado full of bravado with the bottle, feeling tipsy now though singing in staccato **** an intervention’   time to get uncertain, speed full throttle towards the intersection   laughing and swerving through the red light cursing and yelling interjections with a bottle of bourbon horns blaring, it’s deafening my middle finger ascending just struck a deaf person no ***** giving i’m out of my mind, livid get hired and fired in 5 minutes from any job i was given i’m tired of living no one even knew i existed until i started whizzing through traffic causing collisions, now i’m forcing decisions on residents w/ moral convictions who’d rather see me oral constricted then remain mortal in prison got these ******* endorsing petitions to have me executed by poison injection shot, hung, electrified, the above all mentioned and did i mention- My backseat looks like a knife convention there’s an array of switchblades i had since fifth grade’s declension Sketching art on the desk while serving detention some kind of wonderful, no eternal reflection i’m reflecting as i smashed into a connection and see my reflection in the water as i’m descending slow motion like deception my body is in all different positions of flexion this is met with favorable reception hear the crowd’s exhilaration i’m unwilling to indulge in anymore retrospection just waiting to hear the splash and waves crash then….
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Jul 14, 2014
Jul 14, 2014 at 5:18 PM UTC
dRUNk drivINg inTO deaTHs evErglowing LIGHT
Ate a plate of whey, with the weight of the nation on my shoulder blade, away from any destination so underpaid, my paychecks archaic not even a quarter to go to arcades with it’s outrageous! misery must be contagious haven’t seen happy faces in ages It may just be time to vacate break out like rosacea to the golden gate every swig of this whiskey brings me to a bolder state like Colorado i weighed my options and hopped in my Silverado like a desperado full of bravado with the bottle, feeling tipsy now though singing in staccato **** an intervention’   time to get uncertain, speed full throttle towards the intersection   laughing and swerving through the red light cursing and yelling interjections with a bottle of bourbon horns blaring, it’s deafening my middle finger ascending just struck a deaf person no ***** giving i’m out of my mind, livid get hired and fired in 5 minutes from any job i was given i’m tired of living no one even knew i existed until i started whizzing through traffic causing collisions, now i’m forcing decisions on residents w/ moral convictions who’d rather see me oral constricted then remain mortal in prison got these ******* endorsing petitions to have me executed by poison injection shot, hung, electrified, the above all mentioned and did i mention- My backseat looks like a knife convention there’s an array of switchblades i had since fifth grade’s declension Sketching art on the desk while serving detention some kind of wonderful, no eternal reflection i’m reflecting as i smashed into a connection and see my reflection in the water as i’m descending slow motion like deception my body is in all different positions of flexion this is met with favorable reception hear the crowd’s exhilaration i’m unwilling to indulge in anymore retrospection just waiting to hear the splash and waves crash then….
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I do poetry not for the sake of creating confusions, or miserable interjections, or an uphill struggle to unravel such an ignominious mystery, bound to recollect the scattered pieces of my soul as it ends a series of endless wailing, of countless days of badly breaking, of numerous attempts to keep me from falling, at the deepest fissures I am left with. But, man, Thank you. I thank you all for that, for as long as I have an ocean of emotions to feel, for as long as this life gives me false guarantees, as long as my heart continues to blindly receive, as long as the universe gives us a reason to still dream, as long as you have your eyes to read what I really feel, I will not mark an end to my desire to fill an empty surface, so as to truly reveal that I may refuse to let the world in but I know I can give it another try in another time, when I get my old self back and find her ready to feel again, fresh and free from fancy frustrations. Loud and sound, I will someday astound the souls that tried to bring the worst out of me and will divulge the best of me. I'll say, at last, I am finally free, and thanks for making me see that even without you, I can always be. Thanks for the memories. Thanks for the tears. Thanks for all. It was truly a bliss to let go of what it's not worth it. Let's think it was worth it. My crazy, little, once-upon-a-time-dream, you saw how I ebbed out of my soul. Now, you will be seeing how I will flow back to the shore, with a stronger heart and a bolder soul, through this bland and lonely poem.
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Jul 4, 2013
Jul 4, 2013 at 11:45 PM UTC
Ebb And Flow
I do poetry not for the sake of creating confusions, or miserable interjections, or an uphill struggle to unravel such an ignominious mystery, bound to recollect the scattered pieces of my soul as it ends a series of endless wailing, of countless days of badly breaking, of numerous attempts to keep me from falling, at the deepest fissures I am left with. But, man, Thank you. I thank you all for that, for as long as I have an ocean of emotions to feel, for as long as this life gives me false guarantees, as long as my heart continues to blindly receive, as long as the universe gives us a reason to still dream, as long as you have your eyes to read what I really feel, I will not mark an end to my desire to fill an empty surface, so as to truly reveal that I may refuse to let the world in but I know I can give it another try in another time, when I get my old self back and find her ready to feel again, fresh and free from fancy frustrations. Loud and sound, I will someday astound the souls that tried to bring the worst out of me and will divulge the best of me. I'll say, at last, I am finally free, and thanks for making me see that even without you, I can always be. Thanks for the memories. Thanks for the tears. Thanks for all. It was truly a bliss to let go of what it's not worth it. Let's think it was worth it. My crazy, little, once-upon-a-time-dream, you saw how I ebbed out of my soul. Now, you will be seeing how I will flow back to the shore, with a stronger heart and a bolder soul, through this bland and lonely poem.
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Begging for mercy from a cruel false god As the years go by, I’ve seen through the facade But I’m still chained by desperation and fear And the false hope that you’ll be sincere And the pleasure you take in my pain will disappear But it won’t You don't want to change You never will So it will be my blood and tears you continue to spill Consume me body and soul Whenever you are hungry for a little power and control Whenever the world is too much for you You take it out on daddy’s favorite punching bag Mother is on the stairs But she might as well not be there For she doesn’t interfere Not even when he fists curl up Not when there are tears She watches with quiet scripted interjections As she watches this towering god looming over me tear me apart No apologies no remorse Just me with ****** hands picking up the broken fragments of myself off the floor I don’t want to be here anymore And after the damage is done She provides false comfort Then angrily scolds me “You know better than that” “Why did you say that” “Why didn’t you say that” As if the looming tsunami would ever take mercy on me So I cower in my room licking my wounds forever alone For there is no one else’s hands to hold No one's arms to surrender to Just grief And a false hope that one day, I will be free But even when far far away Those cruel feelings and fears remain For now they are woven into my DNA
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Apr 8, 2024
Apr 8, 2024 at 5:32 PM UTC
No Place Like Home
I reminisce about the conversations I had yesterday I reminisce about tomorrow, all those obliged conversations I know I won't like I am so nostalgic Why so? Except when everything else is awfully quiet My own knowledge is a self-distraction And no point of views are allowed interjections I reminisce about this melody It always plays out in my head Like a walking party Such a quicksand! The more I move the deeper I sink into myself
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Nov 3, 2019
Nov 3, 2019 at 6:21 AM UTC
Things I know
I wear my heart on paper Ink fills my veins like blood reviews cut like a razor but I’m addicted to the pen. I pump words with every heartbeat I hoard paragraphs in my room I take interjections like a ****** I wear verbs like a parfum. I’m feeling the contractions as I erase awkward phrases I write sad poems that feel like skin. and fill sheets of diary pages I blush at lurid pronouns that I conjure then, I consider putting word-play off but I’m sentenced to the pen . . . *Inspired by Michael R. Burch's poem: At the Natchez Trace
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Dec 9, 2020
Dec 9, 2020 at 7:16 AM UTC
sentenced
SHORTS What happened to old time lovers? Are they all centipedes with arms too many and hands that stroll too far too much. Mucky ducks with oily feathers, skin that's nearly tanned, skin thicker than chamois. Better for cleaning cars and propping up bars, before shooting off drunk in their big flashy cars. *************** Walking past Winchester cathedral thinking of religion, strolls by the river and trolls that hang out under the bridge. More hands than centipedes, much bigger teeth. *************** The sky is riddled with starlight. The night is out of sight. Behind eyelids and dustbin lids. Irksome kids. Chrysalides and ironic sides. Dark room developments. *************** Sipping milkshakes in bars Music beating. People meeting some new, some old. Being bold, golden nuggets of suggestions. Interjections will be sipping in dripping music. Via ears that swallowed a delicacy. As delicate as the child who spoke the words..I love nanny Livvi, tickled me. Unknown before, thank goodness it's Friday . End of a chapter, new understanding begun. (c) Livvi
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Apr 11, 2015
Apr 11, 2015 at 5:04 PM UTC
GET INTO MY SHORTS
i guess anyone can be dragged into some zetigeist point of interest; and as anyone, here are my two-pence argument. so i'm listening to this "dicussion" - or what became a heated debate... firstly, since dialectics only works one-on-one between only two people, and is subsequently reduced to screaming and shouting if staged in a public place with interjections from flies and gnats who throw in their own two-pence worth of supporting either of the two people having a "discussion"... well... another thing about original dialectics, and modern dialectics? the mediator... in original dialectics there was no mediator, unless of course if you suppose socrates was the mediator, even so, that ancient mediator asked questions... the modern mediator? doesn't ask anything other than asking one speaker to not interrupt the other speaker... the topic of discussion i was listening to? transexuality... ****** confusing, something confusing was bugging me... why would i have to call a man a transwoman? shouldn't i be calling a man transman? otherwise i'll be confusing pronouns... or not using them "properly"... i just think that proper nouns are not being used... it's not for the man to identify himself as a transwoman... why? i'm the "cis" man who's supposed to identify the man, as a woman, and what happens then? the man retains his inner-trans conceptualisation i.e. i am beyond being a man, there i must show to cis men that i am... e.g.? i was "fooled" by blaire white, i thought she was a woman... and i still couldn't believe she wasn't when she did a video showing her pre-transition photographs... see!? what's this ******** about improper pronoun usage? what is happening is, AN IMPROPER NOUN usage, by the man, who is a transman within himself, but a woman to me, therefore i have no problem in finding her attractive; it would be easier to decide in Scotland, i know that... is a woman who internalised her transition and became a transwoman was wearing a kilt... and phoom! the garden of eden, and a river running though it, down the middle.
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Jun 19, 2017
Jun 19, 2017 at 3:02 PM UTC
proper pronoun usage vs. improper noun usage
i guess anyone can be dragged into some zetigeist point of interest; and as anyone, here are my two-pence argument. so i'm listening to this "dicussion" - or what became a heated debate... firstly, since dialectics only works one-on-one between only two people, and is subsequently reduced to screaming and shouting if staged in a public place with interjections from flies and gnats who throw in their own two-pence worth of supporting either of the two people having a "discussion"... well... another thing about original dialectics, and modern dialectics? the mediator... in original dialectics there was no mediator, unless of course if you suppose socrates was the mediator, even so, that ancient mediator asked questions... the modern mediator? doesn't ask anything other than asking one speaker to not interrupt the other speaker... the topic of discussion i was listening to? transexuality... ****** confusing, something confusing was bugging me... why would i have to call a man a transwoman? shouldn't i be calling a man transman? otherwise i'll be confusing pronouns... or not using them "properly"... i just think that proper nouns are not being used... it's not for the man to identify himself as a transwoman... why? i'm the "cis" man who's supposed to identify the man, as a woman, and what happens then? the man retains his inner-trans conceptualisation i.e. i am beyond being a man, there i must show to cis men that i am... e.g.? i was "fooled" by blaire white, i thought she was a woman... and i still couldn't believe she wasn't when she did a video showing her pre-transition photographs... see!? what's this ******** about improper pronoun usage? what is happening is, AN IMPROPER NOUN usage, by the man, who is a transman within himself, but a woman to me, therefore i have no problem in finding her attractive; it would be easier to decide in Scotland, i know that... is a woman who internalised her transition and became a transwoman was wearing a kilt... and phoom! the garden of eden, and a river running though it, down the middle.
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Selection Criteria We seek a person showing an authentic engagement with the culture of language. The applicant needs a broad appreciation of linguistic form and an inclusive approach. Essential: • Two good honours degrees from a top performing university - Or relevant experience as an autodidact or dilitante. • A willingness to appreciate and engage in other people's expression of poetic form. • Openness to the ways in which language is multimodal and able to blur the distinction between word, voice, sound, body and image, whilst being able to draw upon the conventions of each mode. Desirable: • Colourful life-history, and a keen eye/ear for human and natural dynamics, and the capacity to dissolve the distinction. Please submit sample below: There was a tree. Indeed, there was a tree... that night we played with Gertrude or some girl or boy or some other echo or other. Had she not mentioned the issue with the fragmentary interjections by candidates? The capacity of evocation is lost with this fashion for modernism [Golden light of blue buzzard and some such and wot not before azure cream in winter time and  crystalline glaze] and its reflexive interruptions. Perhaps she should start again. [Does it even need to be a word? And what is this anyway?]. Re: Start again - good lord we are forced to read some nonsense [in the steam rows and the bath cabin], often with a similar flow. What about the art of pleasing our palate? We bump our heads against the brackets, elliptical conjurings and compound punctuation: - Oh! ... Out of time? Battery low? Well, this will have to be the submission then. Good luck.
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Apr 18, 2020
Apr 18, 2020 at 7:02 PM UTC
Application to HePo
Selection Criteria We seek a person showing an authentic engagement with the culture of language. The applicant needs a broad appreciation of linguistic form and an inclusive approach. Essential: • Two good honours degrees from a top performing university - Or relevant experience as an autodidact or dilitante. • A willingness to appreciate and engage in other people's expression of poetic form. • Openness to the ways in which language is multimodal and able to blur the distinction between word, voice, sound, body and image, whilst being able to draw upon the conventions of each mode. Desirable: • Colourful life-history, and a keen eye/ear for human and natural dynamics, and the capacity to dissolve the distinction. Please submit sample below: There was a tree. Indeed, there was a tree... that night we played with Gertrude or some girl or boy or some other echo or other. Had she not mentioned the issue with the fragmentary interjections by candidates? The capacity of evocation is lost with this fashion for modernism [Golden light of blue buzzard and some such and wot not before azure cream in winter time and  crystalline glaze] and its reflexive interruptions. Perhaps she should start again. [Does it even need to be a word? And what is this anyway?]. Re: Start again - good lord we are forced to read some nonsense [in the steam rows and the bath cabin], often with a similar flow. What about the art of pleasing our palate? We bump our heads against the brackets, elliptical conjurings and compound punctuation: - Oh! ... Out of time? Battery low? Well, this will have to be the submission then. Good luck.
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I'd hope that you'd see my perspective through all my projections, all these interjections that came from the lessons in moments I have been tested. And now it feels like I am testing the deity that moves within me. Though I am not He, He is the sum of I. Oh my, time flies through the darkest pits of my eyes. Watching the sun rise and night fall, when all befalls - the very reason I used to crawl, being held up by the only walls in the home that I would call, or the walls that I mounted up to protect my heart from the very things that would ask me to halt or at least stall. looking at them like "don't you know that I want it all?" They ask me why I want it at all, and I'm glad they asked. Recognizing my purpose through every task is what I have asked myself to master. Through disaster and through the water, the intentions that I offer will be as pure as water at the alter. And I can be even softer than that. But I can also be the one that never calls back, Depending on how you act. Depending on how you blend with my plan of attack, we can be vast or we can retract every statement ever spoken when my love was awoken, out in the open. They leave me exposed, fully clothed, stripping me of the trust I pulled from the instinct of my gut. So it is a must that I, remain in sight, to self love that I, composed tonight. It is the same love of yesterday, that never ran away, even when they, hold my hand while they turn their face.
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Dec 20, 2016
Dec 20, 2016 at 5:02 PM UTC
Reason to My Movement
I measured out, in both hands, the words I meant to say to you, and the interjections in my head. All fuss and pain and clown games danced lightly and mockingly around the center of your demise, that which is invisible and fabricated yet completely real, and massively powerful. The completely furnished, embellished, yet totally factual and veracious monstrosities that tore your reputation like a hard, cold blade invaded the private, the public, the distant, the remote and shiny leaves of a dark manifesto. And somehow, the literal appears most truthful, especially when nothing explodes into that active, dynamic Thing. (Result). Essentially, you birthed the unreal to make real, and the made-real spewed demons all over our fragile little spaces. How do you intend to clean them up? The whole world knows you can afford to try, but can you ever really fix this? Like sand, your problems spread and stick to every moist and breathing life form. I myself have always wondered why they played the music for you. Your meek and fragile nature, contrived by pressure, pressure that is easy to extinguish, the pressure embodying a dying breed encouraged by bounty and beauty, is somehow praised with music that belongs to the bold and primitive. Have you ever tried to face your own music? When it does not fit you like a glove on your delicate, struggling hand, is it time to join a new band?
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Jan 13, 2016
Jan 13, 2016 at 6:48 PM UTC
How To Be Rather Difficult
These are the confessions of a mad man. Society has negated his reflexion of sanity. Crystal clear depictions of his self thought All that lingers is his wanting to be understood. The confessions of a mad man may not be considered His bound by the reality that he only understood Staring through a microscopic realisation But he knows that rough sands make smooth glass. A mad mans confessions; most times overlooked. I've viewed his notions and thoughts. His interjections of a time, passed us by so long ago. His pure nature and soul, unbound by what we consider society. I've known a mad man who only wanted his confessions heard. His guilt, he could no more carry, his shoulders all burdened by the past. All he wanted was for people to hear, The mistakes that were made by people before us.
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Sep 26, 2017
Sep 26, 2017 at 4:46 AM UTC
Confessions of a Mad Man
Exonerated for a face no mother could love Misconceptions and interjections of societies misguided approach to beauty Appearance is more than the physicalities or the emotional travesties it causes None of whom can ignore the plush bodies in magazines or the hours spent looking at hour glasses on silver screens Smiles which gleam whilst those without dentistry miss out on destiny It’s not what you say, it’s what is projected albeit subjective your standards are selective Pavement crawlers to body bags, a failure to understand grace runs deeper than the vanity of man.
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Jun 21, 2022
Jun 21, 2022 at 6:47 AM UTC
Exuberantly beautiful