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"jonny" poems
I am a ******* broken radio that my grandpa wouldn’t even bother fixing I got a thousand channels, and all of them overlapped in every second You came to me and said you wanted to enjoy the 90s I knew what I had and believed this time I was gonna make it right “Sir, this is location 328…” “Love is wonderful…” “Oh, Jonny! You can go **** your own **** All the channels got mixed up. Like the cereal that I had this morning Uhm, It was more like the **** cake you slapped in my face on my birthday last year I wished you would stop tapping me with your beautiful finger At the same time, I loved the new crystal nails you just did yesterday. Your soft skin against mine and nails stuck on my back, left me marks and joy Stop leaving me Don’t give up on one tap or two My frustrations attacked the balance of the stupid sound system I was either too loud or too quiet You finally left the room I was still on the table intermittently playing the 90s Trying to find the perfect volume
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Mar 1, 2017
Mar 1, 2017 at 6:05 AM UTC
******* Broken Radio
She holds for dear life to the ends of the sleeves in her hands, Covering up lies that she wrote with a razor sharp pen, And the sting of the blade is no match for the pain Of the loneliness she's going through, But we've all been there too. Praise God we don't have to hide scars They just strengthen our wounds, and they soften our hearts. They remind us of where we have been, but not who we are So praise God, praise God we don't have to hide scars You can still see the mark on his hand where there once was a ring He watched decades of history dissolve when she wanted to leave And the hole that it left there inside of his chest Is a canyon a thousand miles deep We all know how that feels. So praise God we don't have to hide scars They just strengthen our wounds, and they soften our hearts. They remind us of where we have been, but not who we are So praise God, praise God we don't have to hide scars There once was a King who so burdened with grief Walked into death so that we could find peace He rose up with scars on his hands and his feet By them we are healed, by them we are healed. So praise God we don't have to hide scars Yeah we know His are covering ours Praise God we don't have to hide scars They just strengthen our wounds and they soften our hearts They remind us of where we have been, but not who we are So praise God, praise God Oh His are covering ours So Praise God we don't have to hide scars.
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Nov 17, 2015
Nov 17, 2015 at 12:08 AM UTC
Scars - Jonny Diaz
What a strange title When I went to Aden (South Yemen) in 1964 It was to fight infiltrators from North Yemen How to spot where mines had been laid Where ambushes could take place Trained in how to **** at long and very close range But nobody mentioned the bugs Camel spiders almost four inches across Now they gave us great fun because we would catch them Then bet big money on the outcome of a fight with Another spider or a big scorpion Most times the spider would win but would then die But by then the bets had been paid Stephen E Yokum and Jonny Angel And thousands of American and British ex military Know about bugs Centipedes 9/12 inches long and stinking like you'd never believe Get one of those crawling on your skin and pull it off the wrong way and bingo You end up with a permanent tattoo Because their feet dig in We did have the good ones though Chameleons, we would keep them in our tents And feed them crickets and in return they would keep the flies down We learned to live with BUGS
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Oct 4, 2014
Oct 4, 2014 at 4:21 PM UTC
Bugs and other Bugs
The girls, the dames, every petty thing. The skirt, dress, every pretty scene. The way they tap toes at the throws on the floor. How bobbing their head plucks doubt into the rhythm, they miss the point, but their clothing dons precision. I'm up on stage. They watch me from below. Like the kneed posture pleated jeans, patella to the floorboards. “I saw your show.” “No you didn't.” But people saw you staring blankly past. hands me a drum stick. “Can I have your autograph?” “I'll do you one better.” I stick the drumstick 6 inches in my *** “You sounded great...” “No I looked like I was fake” I acted, I stressed, I posed, and I played. “Lets have *** I say “No.” It was just a show. The act is done now the curtains boast. I don't bow. I walk on out. Through every living zombie permanently in the crowd. Put your ******* back on. You will never mean anything to any of those stupid ************* girls. Instead they will put your nudes on the internet and ruin your life. You will think you did something great. You were used.
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Mar 19, 2013
Mar 19, 2013 at 5:50 PM UTC
The Notorious Jonny Craig ******
The last time I wore a suit was my high school prom. A grateful world has left me, without funerals to attend. The last time I wore a jonny, I danced the wind in dad's room. Machines that beeped and whirred were somehow keeping him alive. When I finally picked the phone up, we'd already talked, two hours. The person, your disease has curtained, read my poems for the camera. The last time we got high, I wanted you to hear that Strokes song, and listen to you list objections, to our sharing a kiss. I'll take a dare, and tell the truth to you, over phenomenal music and exhaust. I'll be desperate if you promise to stay as vulnerable as you know how to be. The last time we took the car together, I remember you weren't so afraid. The next time you try being alone with me I'll insist I shouldn't be driving. The last few times I'd felt brave enough, but courage never serves me. If the Queen's decided not-to, it's as sure as our demise is. And all-Earth smells like a lake town, hurts, just like a headache, can't get all the ink-out, blinking at the sky. The last time I felt so alive we were driving some way, that you realized, halfway-there, you're sick-of. On a runaway ride out from trouble the passenger seat always seems to be empty.
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Feb 25, 2017
Feb 25, 2017 at 6:48 PM UTC
The Last Time
"If only they were that kind; It's our suffering they want." ~ Jonny Vincent The view of one--- is one of many. I, you You, I Us, he, she, She, her, him Him, we, they Where there is ruin exists no difference
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Feb 19, 2014
Feb 19, 2014 at 2:47 PM UTC
+ Commas -
The day was for England to look solid South Africa were happy to play slow It turned out that England wanted squalid Opposition gave us nowhere to go Andrew Strauss was done in by a shooter Jonny Trotted past a full one today Collingwood survived ***** past his ****** Ian Bell gave us most cause for dismay Now Kevin played nicely for a while But Colly got out to leave us in fear Prior left us too soon for a smile So for Broad and Swann the plan was clear Jimmy hit them for the SIX of the game But for glory Graeme Swann was the name
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Feb 9, 2010
Feb 9, 2010 at 11:29 PM UTC
Ode to Graeme Sonet
witches adorn the front covers of ecofeminist zines in an anarchist bookstore nestled on the Left Bank of Seattle's waterfront rare rays of sunlight filter through sheer curtains photons glimmering through fading droplets clinging to cracked panes refracting multicolor i sit in the window-seat listening to a homeless balladeer's somber renditions of Jonny Cash and Woodie Guthrie serenading the locals bustling down Pike Street Market while the Olympic Mountains keep their vigil across a lonely bay Emma Goldman whispers for Alexander Berkman and i balance on mismatched cushions considering Proudhon's insistent inquiries while Bakunin smirks   nursing secret heresies of insurrection colorful posters are paper-machéd across the walls with slogans of struggle scrawled in sisterhood and solidarity stickers plaster the narrow halls encouraging visitors to Smash Capitalism! or *Read A ******* Book* as jam-packed patrons chance sly peaks at the black flag suspended in the back room a faint breeze flutters intermittently drifting across the open threshold lifting spirits as if sifting through grains of sand not unlike a child digging for answers armed with one monosyllabic question why? the banner cheerfully pirouettes   for a revolution without dancing is not one worth having
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Mar 29, 2016
Mar 29, 2016 at 8:19 AM UTC
witches
Beware of falsehoods That's what the cards told me Now the curtain is rising And it's not pretty to see The bridges are long gone But the evil still breeds What's going to happen to us and me? Where is our Shepherd When we need him dear? Isn't there much more to life Than just blood and tears? A hot steel rhino Drowns a city in its screams What's going to happen to them and me? The accursed notebook Earns its stars and stripes The eagle is grounded While the magpies take flight A young grim reaper Brings his scythe to a sheen What's going to happen to him and me? Here lies Jonny Boy And his fall from grace All his strings are breaking And he realizes too late Forgive me Claudine For the bitterness I keep What's going to happen to you and me? Brains are frying And hearts are spilled The more we hurt now The longer it takes to heal Have I still a long way Before I lay down and sleep? What's going to happen to all and me? Where are you now, dear Shepherd? Can you hear me? Can we save ourselves?
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Mar 23, 2017
Mar 23, 2017 at 6:05 PM UTC
Where Are You, My Shepherd (23rd of March)
Otis told me about this cool brand new swanky dance hall place, said it was full of pretty-lookers with baby doll faces not the sleazebag rough hooker-types, the scary kind. So I pulled on my best blue jeans, scooped on a little dab of gel and checked myself out in the mirror. I thought, man you look swell, somebody might say, you're fine and with those thoughts, I stepped out headed on down to the party club, hoping someone would notice me, too. I walked on over to the servery, to sample some dip and savories, out of the corner of my eye I saw a pretty little babe, she sashayed across the dance hall, to make herself known to me. In an instant, there was electricity, we got to talking about how nice, it would be, to get together more regularly. I knew there and then, we were going to be real close friends, she oozed class and she had me rapt, my heart beat climbed high, like, I'd scored a drop dead gorgeous piece of sugar pie. I thought yeah! She'd be the ideal girl for me. And she would be, if she could dance the Watusi she'd be fine with me. Well, I'm not one to beat around the bush, I cut to the quick, so I sauntered right up to her and in my smoothest Southern drawl asked the lil' darling, "Sweet Darling would you like a cup of Chardonnay?" And she, in the most playful way, smiled coyly and replied, "Why Mister, surely I would, I can't resist a fine wine!" As we sipped on the wine, there was a warming glow between us two, we were starting to cog, like in sync watches. I thought to myself, I can play a part, in her every dream, my lil' darling and I dancing, to the beat of a lava stream. We took to the dance hall floor, expressing our close body simmer, the Watusi sounds, had us all a glimmer. Then we pulled closer, the gravity was electric, a sacred feeling, I could feel between my hips and she, she had a primordial fragrance, I could smell beneath her fashionable clothes. Reasonableness was fading quickly with the pace, I held her face and we fell into another dimension. A flow of passion ignited, there was no containing, the flare, our lips burnt with an excited and intoxicating fervor, our skin to skin contact, was like an ember. Eros, had my sugar pie and I in mind, when he wrote the script, to the sensual Watusi bind.
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Sep 18, 2014
Sep 18, 2014 at 8:04 AM UTC
Passion's Flare Ignites (A Collaboration with Jonny Angel)
Otis told me about this cool brand new swanky dance hall place, said it was full of pretty-lookers with baby doll faces not the sleazebag rough hooker-types, the scary kind. So I pulled on my best blue jeans, scooped on a little dab of gel and checked myself out in the mirror. I thought, man you look swell, somebody might say, you're fine and with those thoughts, I stepped out headed on down to the party club, hoping someone would notice me, too. I walked on over to the servery, to sample some dip and savories, out of the corner of my eye I saw a pretty little babe, she sashayed across the dance hall, to make herself known to me. In an instant, there was electricity, we got to talking about how nice, it would be, to get together more regularly. I knew there and then, we were going to be real close friends, she oozed class and she had me rapt, my heart beat climbed high, like, I'd scored a drop dead gorgeous piece of sugar pie. I thought yeah! She'd be the ideal girl for me. And she would be, if she could dance the Watusi she'd be fine with me. Well, I'm not one to beat around the bush, I cut to the quick, so I sauntered right up to her and in my smoothest Southern drawl asked the lil' darling, "Sweet Darling would you like a cup of Chardonnay?" And she, in the most playful way, smiled coyly and replied, "Why Mister, surely I would, I can't resist a fine wine!" As we sipped on the wine, there was a warming glow between us two, we were starting to cog, like in sync watches. I thought to myself, I can play a part, in her every dream, my lil' darling and I dancing, to the beat of a lava stream. We took to the dance hall floor, expressing our close body simmer, the Watusi sounds, had us all a glimmer. Then we pulled closer, the gravity was electric, a sacred feeling, I could feel between my hips and she, she had a primordial fragrance, I could smell beneath her fashionable clothes. Reasonableness was fading quickly with the pace, I held her face and we fell into another dimension. A flow of passion ignited, there was no containing, the flare, our lips burnt with an excited and intoxicating fervor, our skin to skin contact, was like an ember. Eros, had my sugar pie and I in mind, when he wrote the script, to the sensual Watusi bind.
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Nolan...a gift for stories..  He still sings of her glories.. From the folds, a soul cast out...of a family for his doubt. Gwen...a mom for us, who lost her own....she was 14, not nearly grown...she hurts for work she was forced to do...ignoring her own needs, she'll focus on you... Brenden...is there a more caring man?  He watched over us as a mother hen...He could not keep us each from harm...no matter his love or old-soul charm... Kelly...a shy girl; she was me, refected in all of my poetry...she watched the grief seize her world...cut off from herself, she spun and twirled... Shannon...my heart my little sis...she bubbles with smiles I sorely miss...she gives away love and is so very cute...she is the reason I am no longer mute... Jonny...he was so small...around his heart was built a wall...he speaks as one who is lifetimes old...inspiration moves through him body and soul... Bob...he was just a babe...was not held long by arms that save...but still clear on how good it would feel...to be himself; to be free and "real"... We are her seven, her work of art...each our own story, the music of Judith Anne's heart.
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Jan 29, 2013
Jan 29, 2013 at 1:57 AM UTC
The Music of Judith Anne's Heart
I find you-                      (   extraordinary                relatable             moving desolate ) Heartbreaking. Your poems are-                    (   poignant                beautiful        elegant stunning ) ...(sigh) "I still want her blackness, to taste her magic, to kiss the devil inside her." This is poetry I dream of. This is what is inside of me that you have words to make beautiful. This is extraordinary. I hope you realize that. I believe that each of us must do three things. We must explore. We must find home. And we must make the world a more beautiful place. This is the hardest thing to do. Yet you make it look easy. Keep writing.
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Nov 27, 2014
Nov 27, 2014 at 12:55 AM UTC
Dear Jonny Angel
Billy's ******* Pennies Dont tickle Jenny's Kitty But Jonny's Fifty Milli Make ******* Pennies silly And Jenny's Filthy ***** Loves Jonny's Harry Milli Even Tho Jonny got A Milli Other Jenny's But Billy's Lonely Willie Only Longs for Jenny's Kitty But Jenny looks so Silly Chasing after Jonny's Milli When Jonny's Chasing Billy's ******* Pennies
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Aug 29, 2012
Aug 29, 2012 at 6:20 PM UTC
Silly
Aghast in the AM as my friend from youth ago reminded me of what I know, and know I’d forgotten my impulse is to call all: ragtag and happy, still on the line them good girls gonna go bad hey Jonny? snug tired is enough for now
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Sep 25, 2021
Sep 25, 2021 at 8:00 PM UTC
Ugh
I’ve often wondered what my associates would think if I went completely off the graph. I mean, like if I went into the workplace, knocked on the boss’s door & cold cocked his fat ugly face, sat down at his oaken desk, kicked my feet up, lit up a cigarette & told Becky to get her nice *** in gear for some dictation. Wouldn’t that throw my stuffy-shirt mates for loop. I’d be the biggest scoop in the company paper, “Jonny Goes Nuts in Sector B!”
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Feb 12, 2014
Feb 12, 2014 at 4:14 PM UTC
The Biggest Corporate Scoop
"you used to be so pretty but now you're just tragic believe in something you're full of horse ****
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Nov 3, 2013
Nov 3, 2013 at 5:46 PM UTC
the drums-dont be a **** jonny lyric
So follow down the twisted paths that lead us to the aftermath these fields used to be beautiful places their beauty's been tainted they touch like cold faces. He closed his eyes he closed his eyes he keep them closed tight and he said it was a sign of the times. We closed our eyes and we waited for the night but no one was ever looking when it came time for Jonny to go down. I've been thinking of leaving I've been tied to the ceiling been awake while I'm dreaming I've been counting to one I've been bottling daydreams I've been thinking up maybes they sold each other when they ran out. The metronomic ticking of my watch that follows me breathes tepid breath down my spine now I'm ready to leave these devices used to be thrones they've crumbled again I think I'm overgrown.   So follow down the twisted paths that lead us to the aftermath these fields used to be beautiful places their beauty's been tainted they touch like cold faces. He closed his eyes he closed his eyes he keep them closed tight and he said it was a sign of the times. We closed our eyes and we waited for the night but no one was ever looking when it came time for Jonny to go down. I think I'm overgrown These devices used to be thrones.
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Mar 28, 2013
Mar 28, 2013 at 3:34 PM UTC
Jonny goes down
You see Tim McGrath was getting teased by Mark and Ryan whilst jonithan was filming the whole thing on his iPhone And Tim said **** off I don't deserve to be treated like this You see I am trying to enjoy life And you **** are trying to push me down and then Tim said I don't wanna get teased like this because I am a family person who doesn't deserve this inappropriate teasing Ryan said how about I give you a nice kick up the *** whilst Mark said as I pass by your head I will knock your brains right out of your head and Tim said I don't want this awful teasing to keep going because I do a lot of good for this country You see everyone presumes Tim hates people partying but nothing could be further from the truth because Tim was the party animal a bit like me I guess and Tim hated people treating him like someone who is against partying and like me Tim said he was the party animal of the world a bit like Brian Allan but Mark and Ryan was having fun teasing Tim whilest jonithan filmed the whole thing with a big smirky smile on his face and Tim was sad because nobody likes him And they want him an object for social media and Mark Ryan and jonithan were laughing as they humiliated poor old Tim
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Aug 16, 2016
Aug 16, 2016 at 7:06 AM UTC
let's tease tim, mark, ryan and jonny
He withered away slowly Folded in, let go and relaxed As time began to play tricks on his body They say he used to tell stories The old man Stories of magic and sunshine showers and warm rain Blue grass and white sand and endless oceans of flowers They say something changed him And whatever it was, it began as something subtle at first Nobody said a thing Time passed & his behaviors became stranger, people murmured He no longer yearned for his dreams to come true, becoming reclusive, he rarely ventured outside anymore to count the stars or to sing rhymes, play in the rain or to catch butterflies His taste for fine wine disappeared altogether like his pets And if anybody knew the pain he held inside, they would have traded their own world for his. Sometimes you can see him Sitting alone amidst the crowds His eyes open, but not seeing Lost, they say Or perhaps, misunderstood His hands fold gently across knees that once held children In all their excitement for a new tale His shoulders, once proud, carrying the air of glory Now slump under the weight of Something heavier than sadness He's only a shell of who he once was His lips no longer speak of kindness nor gentleness, there is something deeper, a madness of sorts, something burning, hellfire flickers behind black irises Some say he lives on the fringes, survives on his broken heart, could become unhinged at any moment Keeping their distance, nobody has the courage to ask, they just go about their business, as if his life doesn't matter If there is a horizon to depression Certainly, he has found it The void extended an icy grip Sealing him cold and bitter He is entwined within a mess of his haunted past Who will ask? An eidolon stalks him Begging to be released from sealed lips Stamped together like a letter, never to be opened Spoken of Silence is laid across him like a blanket of despair Cares of a better life he discarded early, the hands of the ones he loved strangled all hope, his bitterness lay silent, crushing spirit creating a hatred deep within his heart, so strong was this, not love, not a million kisses, endless affection could fix it, he was too far gone.
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Oct 7, 2014
Oct 7, 2014 at 1:40 PM UTC
He Was Far Too Gone (Jonny Angel and Hollow)
He withered away slowly Folded in, let go and relaxed As time began to play tricks on his body They say he used to tell stories The old man Stories of magic and sunshine showers and warm rain Blue grass and white sand and endless oceans of flowers They say something changed him And whatever it was, it began as something subtle at first Nobody said a thing Time passed & his behaviors became stranger, people murmured He no longer yearned for his dreams to come true, becoming reclusive, he rarely ventured outside anymore to count the stars or to sing rhymes, play in the rain or to catch butterflies His taste for fine wine disappeared altogether like his pets And if anybody knew the pain he held inside, they would have traded their own world for his. Sometimes you can see him Sitting alone amidst the crowds His eyes open, but not seeing Lost, they say Or perhaps, misunderstood His hands fold gently across knees that once held children In all their excitement for a new tale His shoulders, once proud, carrying the air of glory Now slump under the weight of Something heavier than sadness He's only a shell of who he once was His lips no longer speak of kindness nor gentleness, there is something deeper, a madness of sorts, something burning, hellfire flickers behind black irises Some say he lives on the fringes, survives on his broken heart, could become unhinged at any moment Keeping their distance, nobody has the courage to ask, they just go about their business, as if his life doesn't matter If there is a horizon to depression Certainly, he has found it The void extended an icy grip Sealing him cold and bitter He is entwined within a mess of his haunted past Who will ask? An eidolon stalks him Begging to be released from sealed lips Stamped together like a letter, never to be opened Spoken of Silence is laid across him like a blanket of despair Cares of a better life he discarded early, the hands of the ones he loved strangled all hope, his bitterness lay silent, crushing spirit creating a hatred deep within his heart, so strong was this, not love, not a million kisses, endless affection could fix it, he was too far gone.
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It is both beautiful and haunting To open up to someone so daunting When life has been a swirl of blades and forgotten days To take comfort in a stranger not so strange.
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Jul 10, 2015
Jul 10, 2015 at 8:59 AM UTC
Jonny
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Nov 21, 2016
Nov 21, 2016 at 7:12 PM UTC
Now Is The Time! Let's Do This :-)
Everybody should carry their own business card someday. They are definitely icebreakers & can certainly give a person a sense of pride. And what a great way to spread personal information about one's true worth. Perhaps, they should all read something like this: (Front of Card) Jonny Angel, A Human Being (Back of Card) Wannabe Poet Lover of People Idealist Now, if we could find a way to spread them globally...
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Apr 26, 2015
Apr 26, 2015 at 5:06 AM UTC
The I Am Human Business Card Project
The man slips a gun into his waistband because its cold embrace makes him feel protected. In this country, a few pieces of lead are more powerful than words. (Not that the man can read anyways). He watched his school disassembled brick by brick. (Not that he learned anything anyways). His teachers used class to sleep and rumors say a boy, Jonny, got jumped for opening a book. Twelve people walked by before calling the cops, who responded an hour late because they were on lunch break. The only math worth knowing is that of the street: how much to buy, the price to sell. The probability of making it to supper depends on judgements made in the slice of a second and the block you walk. The probability of supper depends on what you are willing to give. Everybody has a price. Billboards advertise change but the only thing that changes for him is time. In a country with so much promise, the man is hidden in crevice, pushed between cracks of the system, where promises are scattered glass on the streets he walks. He is forced to gamble with odds against him.
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Jul 17, 2012
Jul 17, 2012 at 3:33 PM UTC
The Man
Lucy was majorly bummed, looked seriously glum, said her Daddy had taken her T-Bird away, wasn’t have much fun anymore. I said, “Are you freaking kidding me girl, clearly you could buy a ‘Vette & have just as much fun!” Then she smiled with that Lucy-gorgeous-smile & replied, **** straight Jonny, think I’ll head down to the dealership, check thinks out, there ain’t no way Daddy’s gonna rain on my parade!”
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Jan 25, 2014
Jan 25, 2014 at 12:47 PM UTC
Ain’t No Way Daddy’s Rainin’ on Lucy’s Parade (She Said So)