"invisability" poems
I smooth a frown line on this skin
constant suggestion of a sin
Lightening hearts and caressing fingers
stubbornly still it lingers
Reminding me of the piercing rays
of his smile and that haze
of rain that fell in her eyes
And your feelings that you shroud in disguise
as nothing.
They're under an invisability cloak
And her face is hidden in a heavy smoke
And I had searing sun and enviable tan
But sweet summer fades and leaves me no man
or beast or beauty or being at all
It's just me. And this mirror gazing on the wall...
I need to heal, where should I begin?
...with the damage I did to my skin
Sep 2, 2013
Sep 2, 2013 at 1:11 PM UTC
I am an ***** donor.
Though I'm sure if anyone would want
My heart,
My liver,
Or my lungs.
They are all failing at their jobs.
Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 10:44 PM UTC
Long ago I got on the road
The world my back yard
Started traveling all over
Met many a poetic bard
Learned the ways of people
Writing of it all on the way
Have poems not on computer
Wrote sold songs sing lots today
Writer of book songs poetry too
Heaps still in boxes from back when
Seen many places met endless souls
Loved it all how I did back then
A traveler becomes a deciple of wisdom
But generations many have faded away
Even Jesus studied Bhudism in Kashmir
Was eighty five when he died there one day
Religious I found time wasters collectors
Of unknowing souls never dying on a cross
All comes down to wealth greed organized
No problems karma will be their loss
After all said and done all were just families
Those who were the captains of their soul
All much the same as all families were then
Since earliest days away back times of old
There was as if a unuversal language then
But since that time minds closed so tight
Soul slavery became a hundred years later
Writing bibles mans word not gods so right
I saw lands oceans seas mountains valleys
Ships made from straw camels horses too
Was so many ways to travel had they then
Country to country all under skies of blue
But now those times are over gone for good
As generations passed stories changed true
People all were just that people minds open
Greed and wealth lies written more than a few
We are all here to only learn oppasites choices
Like knowing right from wrong left and right
If you know them you don't need religions
A new born baby knows them day and night
If one cannot do a good turn one don't do bad
Treating others as you'd have them treat you
If it wasn't for a good samariton doing likewise
The story wouldn't be the one they call true
Simplicity I love that word its right up there
My insignificance in life my own invisability
One can't walk both side of a barbed wire fence
At the same time choices have to be made agree
I'm older than so many right now no regrets
Learned more than most would believe true
Almost finished this class schooling so be it
But old souls I adore each one of you
terrence michael sutton
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Aug 8, 2018
Aug 8, 2018 at 1:40 AM UTC