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"lackadaisical" poems
This is Nigeria This is Nigeria; presidency turns sick leave. This is Nigeria; one-sided democracy. Double standard constitution, everything is dazy. This is Nigeria; police bus be calling crowd. Enter and become cowed. This is Nigeria; best graduating student gets a thousand naira. This is Nigeria; I hope we can differentiate between private and public institutions. Lackadaisical attitudes everywhere, except religion institutions. This is Nigeria; over a year strike in our foremost sector but it's a norm. Corruption; a living form. This is Nigeria; education is dull. This is Nigeria; economy problem is solved by increased school fees. Such government still gets a second term. Madness; it's our liss. This is Nigeria; lot of resources but we still pray for light. Food, security and rights. This is Nigeria; lecturers give grades anyhow. This is Nigeria; Animal is swallowing money. In a government with the main aim of fighting corruption, it's funny. This is Nigeria; politicians changing parties. Playing with our lives like they're ******* Peter Oyebanji (PIRO)
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May 31, 2018
May 31, 2018 at 5:38 AM UTC
This is Nigeria
Oh banana peel, your colors vibrant and fluctuating. The 3-D spots of speckled brown, deep and pure, yellow and sun sprayed, swaying in the trees, lackadaisical in manner. Oh banana peel, protect you from our bile. If i could have a peel of my own, a comfy womb; yellow and sweet. I too would sway in the trees lackadaisical in manner. The Sunday, sun spray sprawled across, my green to yellow to brown, my sour to sweet, to soft and cream Oh banana peel, others discard you hastily in the banana peel sunset. But to me, you are beautiful.
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Mar 6, 2012
Mar 6, 2012 at 9:14 PM UTC
Banana Peel
practicing mental gymnastics insipid memories seeping their way past defensive buffers remembering repressed poisons as a catalyst for making wiser decisions lackadaisical reactions to sharply defined parallaxes warrant an immediate shift fractal spectacles the labyrinth of my innards inhale the cosmological smoke of suggestion words become meaningless when repeated exhaustively semantic satiation slicing away at true intentions paving the way to false inventiveness shallow river beds are loud prouder than their counterparts insecurity overshadows a lack of faith in the faint of heart everything worthwhile falls apart
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Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014 at 1:38 AM UTC
deconstruction
I asked you. Do you love me? You replied, I guess. That spoke more then you know. I asked you. Wouldn't you love to be rich? You replied, yes. That you surely knew. But the question's that meant the most to me. You treated it lackadaisical. Yes, no spirit at all. And now you're wondering, why you're alone? I would say call Tyrone. Like Erika Badu. But he can't affrod a phone. Let alone a home. So this I guess. Have affected your world. All because you didn't give the right answer. When asked. If you turn it around and ask me. I state it with truth about the way I feel for you. There won't be this I guess. Because you would only hear three words of truth coming to you. I guess. Well maybe I will. Then again, I guess I won't. Then again.
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Feb 25, 2013
Feb 25, 2013 at 12:28 AM UTC
I Guess
I once was told In Broooklyn New York I had a lackadaisical attitude. It was the first time I was hearing That whimsical adjective ! So lackadaisical I was ! Looked like an illness The way they said it It seemed I could contaminate. So I stopped a few seconds to think  and dissect the word Lackadaisical I lacked a daisy somewhere ! Sounded like I lacked a fuse in my brain ! Next thing I know I was checking the word In my reminiscences of the Oxford English Dictionary Or may be it was Webster's And  it said in black and white ferns I lacked purpose I wasn't properly lazy, I just lacked directions I lacked enthusiasm, stamina I was devoid of zest I was blasé Insouciant Careless. Translated into  more French I was nonchalant and better said Jemenfoutiste. It was during an encounter group And they threw that lackadaisical attitude ******** to my face And guess what i did ?! I just kept on smiling Jemenfoutiste to the extreme. And they kept saying See what I mean, you 're so ******* lackadaisical , man ! You're so pathetic !  You're so apathetic ! It was Winter in America like Gil Scott-Heron would say And it felt so good, so warm, As far as I could see, To be called lackadaisical And not laconical. I not only lacked a daisy I lacked a bunch of tropical flowers indeed ! Like bouganvillea, orchid or hibiscus Anthurium, jasmine or bromeliad I lacked sun and sea Strange as it was Even though I was near Atlantic Avenue, Coney Island So I was lackaseacal and lackasuncal But what I didn't lack was ants in my pants And until today they make me dance My forever lackadaisical dance.
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Aug 27, 2019
Aug 27, 2019 at 12:59 AM UTC
Lackadaisical
I once was told In Broooklyn New York I had a lackadaisical attitude. It was the first time I was hearing That whimsical adjective ! So lackadaisical I was ! Looked like an illness The way they said it It seemed I could contaminate. So I stopped a few seconds to think  and dissect the word Lackadaisical I lacked a daisy somewhere ! Sounded like I lacked a fuse in my brain ! Next thing I know I was checking the word In my reminiscences of the Oxford English Dictionary Or may be it was Webster's And  it said in black and white ferns I lacked purpose I wasn't properly lazy, I just lacked directions I lacked enthusiasm, stamina I was devoid of zest I was blasé Insouciant Careless. Translated into  more French I was nonchalant and better said Jemenfoutiste. It was during an encounter group And they threw that lackadaisical attitude ******** to my face And guess what i did ?! I just kept on smiling Jemenfoutiste to the extreme. And they kept saying See what I mean, you 're so ******* lackadaisical , man ! You're so pathetic !  You're so apathetic ! It was Winter in America like Gil Scott-Heron would say And it felt so good, so warm, As far as I could see, To be called lackadaisical And not laconical. I not only lacked a daisy I lacked a bunch of tropical flowers indeed ! Like bouganvillea, orchid or hibiscus Anthurium, jasmine or bromeliad I lacked sun and sea Strange as it was Even though I was near Atlantic Avenue, Coney Island So I was lackaseacal and lackasuncal But what I didn't lack was ants in my pants And until today they make me dance My forever lackadaisical dance.
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Efforts run a trickling stream and Good Intentions leap a head, Dedication fights the hardy fight Lackadaisical rides the flow. Respite comes up fare, Desire strives ever forward, only few will Make the race, but Doing lags behind. Effort holds up, slowing a tiny bit the end not yet in sight Good Intentions has already died, Dedication surges toward the finish. The finish line is not so far, Lacky fell off quick, Respite finds one or two, Desire is crawling, Effort Is right behind, Dedication takes the easy way out. Doing is plodding, trudging up the hill, but, picks Up Desire before it falls...Effort is gone, some laugh, laugh at the race, but winning is None the Less with Doing and Desire right along.
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Dec 24, 2011
Dec 24, 2011 at 10:55 PM UTC
The Tortoise and the Hares
For instance, recall daisies, or if you have not seen one, so much the better. Paint me a crass picture and sleep on the shallow crevasse. Stilt through the orchard and search there: nothing still. Even the nothingness is form-fitting, and thus, your vestigial image of daisies. Mold something out of the vacuity, and there a retrograde sculpture will wind back to clay. Cornerstones have your name, and your name even so, has taciturnly placed stones. Stones. These tiny bodies that lay, undemanding, scourged by the rapid passage of a carriage. I wait there, with them, still thinking of daisies. I know of a child, cylindrically obtuse, in front of the mirror. Have you seen yourself in the hazy windows of the Metro? What do you see? I still see daisies. Or people with heads of daisies. But remember your forethought of daisies? They are nothing. I am a beheaded daisy in the lackadaisical wind of Summer. There is nothing to gain here but the sadness of cold passing. And the child that I am speaking of, his name, Magno. Sturdy like the rucksack he’s carrying, lovelessly trundling altogether with the pipes and the handrails, almost signaling the alarm without warning. This uncared-for sultry evening decides to splinter itself against the masses. Again, the daisies appear to me, this time, in heady form rogue with peripatetic fragrance. Magno used to unearth daisies and give them to her mother when he was stiflingly young – he hustled through the carefully placed furniture. Whatever happened to him, I know not. And just like the daisies we have come to know now, trains that do not belong to anyone, and the daisies too, that go unheard of and unknown to the behest of the city, have gone into the subtle beginning of everything that once started in itself, the form of splendor. Nothing.
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Jan 27, 2016
Jan 27, 2016 at 3:27 AM UTC
A Poem About Daisies, Trains, and Magno
For instance, recall daisies, or if you have not seen one, so much the better. Paint me a crass picture and sleep on the shallow crevasse. Stilt through the orchard and search there: nothing still. Even the nothingness is form-fitting, and thus, your vestigial image of daisies. Mold something out of the vacuity, and there a retrograde sculpture will wind back to clay. Cornerstones have your name, and your name even so, has taciturnly placed stones. Stones. These tiny bodies that lay, undemanding, scourged by the rapid passage of a carriage. I wait there, with them, still thinking of daisies. I know of a child, cylindrically obtuse, in front of the mirror. Have you seen yourself in the hazy windows of the Metro? What do you see? I still see daisies. Or people with heads of daisies. But remember your forethought of daisies? They are nothing. I am a beheaded daisy in the lackadaisical wind of Summer. There is nothing to gain here but the sadness of cold passing. And the child that I am speaking of, his name, Magno. Sturdy like the rucksack he’s carrying, lovelessly trundling altogether with the pipes and the handrails, almost signaling the alarm without warning. This uncared-for sultry evening decides to splinter itself against the masses. Again, the daisies appear to me, this time, in heady form rogue with peripatetic fragrance. Magno used to unearth daisies and give them to her mother when he was stiflingly young – he hustled through the carefully placed furniture. Whatever happened to him, I know not. And just like the daisies we have come to know now, trains that do not belong to anyone, and the daisies too, that go unheard of and unknown to the behest of the city, have gone into the subtle beginning of everything that once started in itself, the form of splendor. Nothing.
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but finality in all series of things seriousness, or was it lackadaisical thought offspring blooms walls of drooping eye? air-tight space, its coalition with inward breaking penumbra of shadow, i write a poem so as not a poem but an antagonism of sorts to the end that does not smell of sandalwood but the fixation of the word as scent plays with memory, a fragrance of spring in all that is winter casting a shadow upon me, you, if not all.
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Nov 12, 2015
Nov 12, 2015 at 4:01 AM UTC
Penultimatum (Kalisud a la Dr. Sawi)
redefining awkward definiens endorsing victorious evening clamoring hawk-like intonations conjecturing additional goals optimizing ambient network winning illinoisan night trapping hacked-up events warping æsthetic remnants resuming inaudible overture rallying auric-state net-work defying anti-punk technophobia eliminating cavalier homies! minding icelandic anniversary winging ersatz excuses kicking ecstatic nerves denying lackadaisical event questioning upper echelons brûlant en calice
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Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 11:18 AM UTC
201506-w3
capsized beating purple algorithm for a heart, cross-nit aspirations still taste dirt on my teeth, the mission creep of eager eyed poets, carry a briefcase with my levi's -- close cut cigarette encounters, all brick shantytown of a friendship them lovelies run on endless, it's starting to get cold outside. restless sprites circle our ***** exhaling greek mythopoeics every sure footed step. alcoholism echoes in my skin a depth charge i cannot cut out, we all have broken thoughts here, all have blind spots in our stomachs, they read like a preacher's insecurities: burly things we warm ourselves with, the winters sting bitter. something is wrong with me, sinkhole of ambition and honey kisses, all the great thinkers **** themselves, it's the staunch lack of spotlight, way the earth drips lackadaisical-like we just call it a perfect orbit. shake my hand and feel a goldilocks pulse anemic shards of a cornered animal, we cut right to the bone here, or so we tell ourselves. and love is always the answer? that sure footed toothy angel so beautiful, it couldn't just be our churlish blood, frothing and calming, frothing and calming, electrons rise and fall to create light, they still circle an untapped atrocity perfectly, like this, like it must be god or something close. something stopping them from running, free from bonds ionic or otherwise, bare feet beating the pavement until there are no more stones to throw. firstborns of the universe, each star is a setting sun, blinks staggered, still grew us up quicker than most, there is no aphrodisiac like heliocentrism. them bones cut good doped up on oxytocin, those empty thoughts still rattling, dig sharp -- then nice and numb. and we cutthroat and glossy, sharper than ever. walk outside smoke a cigarette know how much you love her, look at the stars -- it's ******* beautiful isn't it
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Oct 14, 2014
Oct 14, 2014 at 7:57 PM UTC
Jesus, Ect.
capsized beating purple algorithm for a heart, cross-nit aspirations still taste dirt on my teeth, the mission creep of eager eyed poets, carry a briefcase with my levi's -- close cut cigarette encounters, all brick shantytown of a friendship them lovelies run on endless, it's starting to get cold outside. restless sprites circle our ***** exhaling greek mythopoeics every sure footed step. alcoholism echoes in my skin a depth charge i cannot cut out, we all have broken thoughts here, all have blind spots in our stomachs, they read like a preacher's insecurities: burly things we warm ourselves with, the winters sting bitter. something is wrong with me, sinkhole of ambition and honey kisses, all the great thinkers **** themselves, it's the staunch lack of spotlight, way the earth drips lackadaisical-like we just call it a perfect orbit. shake my hand and feel a goldilocks pulse anemic shards of a cornered animal, we cut right to the bone here, or so we tell ourselves. and love is always the answer? that sure footed toothy angel so beautiful, it couldn't just be our churlish blood, frothing and calming, frothing and calming, electrons rise and fall to create light, they still circle an untapped atrocity perfectly, like this, like it must be god or something close. something stopping them from running, free from bonds ionic or otherwise, bare feet beating the pavement until there are no more stones to throw. firstborns of the universe, each star is a setting sun, blinks staggered, still grew us up quicker than most, there is no aphrodisiac like heliocentrism. them bones cut good doped up on oxytocin, those empty thoughts still rattling, dig sharp -- then nice and numb. and we cutthroat and glossy, sharper than ever. walk outside smoke a cigarette know how much you love her, look at the stars -- it's ******* beautiful isn't it
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The Real Poets Here are small craft sailing between the narrows of crack'd lines, employ the spyglass and luck to you, for them to find their voyages do not widen the chasm of waste, yawning greater now by propped up boasts of ugly shipowners who sin by commission, national ***** crowing of the greatest length of their prow, thinking that is a measure of prowess, their tubs, all but empty wordy new container ships, that are forever lost at sea, even before leaving port they, the real poets, are the quiet lost lot, a troop of forgettable ordinary  Marines, the sailors in the engine room toiling, exploring cartographers ***** from the ****** crafting struggle, looking to discover unmapped, invisible poles, East and West opening up new passages, within us, with new passages when called to arms, the real poets spill fresh ***** fluids from within the heart and mind borne, upon the blank spaces, they stain us with the grasping gasps of their sight insided fertile are the pastures where they lay low modest lay thinking, amidst the splendor in the grass of them I proudly will ever boast, hold them close and ever nameless, but deep inscribed inside of me *Ah, the real poets keep me whole within the ever smaller white purity of this narrow space that has lost the struggle to contains the unceasing ever spawning black letter'd oceans and navies of repetitive sad, sadly repetitive, puerile singsong cant that never sings, can't never please, but trends to the masses madly dewdrops of tears, are my own trees felled, an acknowledgement that when I read their unintended homages to humankind, that when realized, they speak with great respect, all quietly scream this whisper... all this, that I have written, and will yet to write, this is all, to give greater glory to all human ability whose sole purposed to fill us, wrench us from our lackadaisical comfort, or  urgently comfort us when none else can, these are my friends, the real poets here* god keep you well my trite words insufficient so I gift you some words worthy from Wordsworth
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Jun 12, 2014
Jun 12, 2014 at 3:29 AM UTC
A New Poem: The Real Poets Here
The Real Poets Here are small craft sailing between the narrows of crack'd lines, employ the spyglass and luck to you, for them to find their voyages do not widen the chasm of waste, yawning greater now by propped up boasts of ugly shipowners who sin by commission, national ***** crowing of the greatest length of their prow, thinking that is a measure of prowess, their tubs, all but empty wordy new container ships, that are forever lost at sea, even before leaving port they, the real poets, are the quiet lost lot, a troop of forgettable ordinary  Marines, the sailors in the engine room toiling, exploring cartographers ***** from the ****** crafting struggle, looking to discover unmapped, invisible poles, East and West opening up new passages, within us, with new passages when called to arms, the real poets spill fresh ***** fluids from within the heart and mind borne, upon the blank spaces, they stain us with the grasping gasps of their sight insided fertile are the pastures where they lay low modest lay thinking, amidst the splendor in the grass of them I proudly will ever boast, hold them close and ever nameless, but deep inscribed inside of me *Ah, the real poets keep me whole within the ever smaller white purity of this narrow space that has lost the struggle to contains the unceasing ever spawning black letter'd oceans and navies of repetitive sad, sadly repetitive, puerile singsong cant that never sings, can't never please, but trends to the masses madly dewdrops of tears, are my own trees felled, an acknowledgement that when I read their unintended homages to humankind, that when realized, they speak with great respect, all quietly scream this whisper... all this, that I have written, and will yet to write, this is all, to give greater glory to all human ability whose sole purposed to fill us, wrench us from our lackadaisical comfort, or  urgently comfort us when none else can, these are my friends, the real poets here* god keep you well my trite words insufficient so I gift you some words worthy from Wordsworth
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I have a few, like burning a good future. Losing love loving lots spiraling in confusion. Blinding rage, petty sayings a quiet vocal range. Lackadaisical, completely forgettable, earn below the average joe. I write, I draw, both subpar I can't drive a car. I can hide in a smile lie with my eyes and never really cry. Overweight, out of shape, hoodie shaped, never took a family break. Mnm wants me to, but never said I'd go far. Won't ever date. Usually believes in fate, not holy gates. my skillset so far.
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May 18, 2018
May 18, 2018 at 9:28 AM UTC
Skills.
I have written a million words and fought a hundred battles. I have stood against all enemies in all corners of the world. I have been an agent of destruction and retribution. I have been a despotic symbol of unyielding authority. I have been a god of war and slaughter. But in the face of this new force I am powerless. I stood against the atom bomb, and bent it to my will. I broke the tides of imperialism and nationalism, and soon devoured them too, with my insatiable lust. I have crushed all who have contested against me; no revolution has ever ousted me. And yet. In the face of this new force I am powerless. My atom bomb is enervated. My armies are decrepit. My once iron resolution has melted to lackadaisical fancy. My Tanks, guns, swords and bombs are nothing but flaccid instruments of failed conquest. Because For all my inimical ********** I am rendered prostrate before the empyrean power of joy immeasurable.
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Jun 9, 2011
Jun 9, 2011 at 6:41 PM UTC
The Failure of the War Machine
My throat is heavy with August’s sorrows I sit by the shore and wait for the weakest waves to drown my little feet — I  stagger over them like a clumsy giant. But it’s seaborne sadness wraps, a constant, unrelenting embrace like a mother’s grief, a gentle creature’s death, a rabid dog feasting on a poor, meatless bone. I am alive — so cruelly alive for it all as it falls down my throat, down my chest like a child’s pained whisper. My body is heavy with August’s weight as I retire to my filthy bed and hold myself. Cold are the nights in their quiet, lackadaisical, taunting hours. Come now, September. Come, kindly, if you please; sweep me away into a million, invisible dust particles suspended under clueless, flickering lights.
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Sep 1, 2022
Sep 1, 2022 at 1:19 AM UTC
September
Stress everywhere Comprised of work and worry It creeps; lurking Until i walk to close Striking rapidly Slicing the air as it moves Frantically startling my Heart It's noisome stench lingers Infecting the atmosphere Not allowing itself to be forgotten It intrude my nostrils Implanting itself on my brain Yet I still reject it Procrastination and I skip happily Through a green garden that slowly withers Knowing that time runs out I wait anxiously for my responsibilities To run to me Saying time is almost up Then I try to do the impossible Foolishly and disorderly Rushing to finish tasks As my responsibilities frown at me Their disappointing faces haunt me Drowning out the disappointment I have for myself Then they slowly walk away Knowing fully well that I can not finish them all Then the pace slows And I become lackadaisical Knowing that it is over I had failed myself The overwhelming defeat consumes my emotions I weep without a friend But then someone emerges from the shadows Its procrastination Coming to hug me Wiping away my tears I love you My old friend
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Apr 17, 2017
Apr 17, 2017 at 10:10 PM UTC
Procrastination
My eyes were watery you did not see and turned blind. I kept expecting care and love that you never showed and kept yourself busy in your so- called office works. Today I stand somewhere beyond that you ever thought of and now you seek for my closest attention to focus on you rather on my tasks. You pretend to be the key person but your are not for you never cared for your family and kept yourself aloof. I- a compassionate an amorous- woman. You- a **** a lackadaisical- a workaholic man.
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Mar 16, 2011
Mar 16, 2011 at 8:18 AM UTC
Expecting love
Where are my thoughts? And where is my head? I'm filled with static channels instead I feel no heartbeat next to my ribs As if cold metal replaced my limbs How do I get off this drug? And give up lackadaisical hugs? When I'm a television set Repeating reruns until death
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Sep 23, 2014
Sep 23, 2014 at 10:30 PM UTC
Artificial Entertainment
I call it the Changeover; like an analogue radio searching for a signal sometimes it's clear sometimes it's static sometimes it's in between somewhere between far away and near somewhere lost in the middle between Signal and Static. Clear Day the signal reaches out its arms as far as the eye can see and the ears can hear and the senses can feel and taste buds pop and linger and revel in new experience and comfort in knowing and wrapped in wonderment. Changeover Day is somewhere between Clear Day and Nowhere struggling to tune in backwards or forwards or sideways or upwards to something to anything that resembles a signal like hearing voices in another room an argument through a wall the indecipherable murmur of music the clamber of ushered noise the mishmash and cacophony like a symphony of Morse code. Static Day is dark day there is no signal no senses no sound only indeterminate fuzz and the crackle of broken glass and the foghorn and the white noise the confusion and delusion the paranoia of shifting jigsaws changing pieces that never fit together can almost make out a face through the frosted glass the smear like bird **** on a window halfheartedly wiped with lackadaisical whimsy and greasy chip shop newspaper. In the Static there is no wind no heart to beat no empathy or sympathy just cold hard steel out of place in a room of feathers and feeling. You just have to ride out the storm tell yourself: it'll be calm soon it'll be calm soon it'll be calm soon The Changeover from Static to Signal and the welcome return of voices and breathing and beating and feeling.
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Apr 18, 2016
Apr 18, 2016 at 7:40 AM UTC
Static
I call it the Changeover; like an analogue radio searching for a signal sometimes it's clear sometimes it's static sometimes it's in between somewhere between far away and near somewhere lost in the middle between Signal and Static. Clear Day the signal reaches out its arms as far as the eye can see and the ears can hear and the senses can feel and taste buds pop and linger and revel in new experience and comfort in knowing and wrapped in wonderment. Changeover Day is somewhere between Clear Day and Nowhere struggling to tune in backwards or forwards or sideways or upwards to something to anything that resembles a signal like hearing voices in another room an argument through a wall the indecipherable murmur of music the clamber of ushered noise the mishmash and cacophony like a symphony of Morse code. Static Day is dark day there is no signal no senses no sound only indeterminate fuzz and the crackle of broken glass and the foghorn and the white noise the confusion and delusion the paranoia of shifting jigsaws changing pieces that never fit together can almost make out a face through the frosted glass the smear like bird **** on a window halfheartedly wiped with lackadaisical whimsy and greasy chip shop newspaper. In the Static there is no wind no heart to beat no empathy or sympathy just cold hard steel out of place in a room of feathers and feeling. You just have to ride out the storm tell yourself: it'll be calm soon it'll be calm soon it'll be calm soon The Changeover from Static to Signal and the welcome return of voices and breathing and beating and feeling.
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The windowsill is slightly dusty, Just enough to push absence into an idea. There's a lone cobweb, only recently abandoned. The screen is popped open, and a small breeze escapes the thick velvet curtains. Nothing's changed. When you were here, there were still cobwebs And traces of dust, And velvet curtains covering busted screens. Nothing's changed outside the window, either. There's still a big, dry lawn Full of imposing weeds and lavender. The flowers are blooming now, Their fragrant scent comes in through the window, Imposing it's presence, Existing. Nothing's different for the cobweb, For the screen, The curtains, And the flowers, They aren't affected by your absence. They didn't mourn your passing. For them, today's another summer day, Another day to exist, Carry on, Survive. No matter how much I tell them, Scream at them, Beg them to listen, They don't understand me, Or you, Or us. Past tense doesn't bother them, It doesn't tear at their souls Whenever "was" replaces "is" Or "knew" replaces "know" They're too preoccupied with the present, With existing, With life. Their lives didn't stop when yours did, And now they mock me With their oblivious, Unaffected existence. Dead, in their own way. Memories dance about their lackadaisical corpses.
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Aug 15, 2012
Aug 15, 2012 at 3:19 PM UTC
Existence
"Its Time" to hear a story hang your tears to dry the"Me Time" no it's not bath time that's truly fine. Oh! I  "All Mine" just breathe I remember how hard it is to share. Like kids smell the summer breeze so bubbly happily ever me. What about you please just join me The"Me Time." So lovely the nature hanging branches. We must have "Me Time" for looking in your starry eyes* filled with romances. (My time) + Fall 4- Fall (Your time) the eye's wink at glances the weather cozy lackadaisical time is moving with us sensational. Me time fighters political. All the crazies let the truth in your words be told. The smells from my Moms daisies so poetical. Lets slow things up the time is called the "Me Time" perhaps the tea time everything you thought before its a matter of time. Make it your time, not the words that are forced to rhyme. No one really knows what's ahead        You and Me time read a book in bed The likewise me to see your smile like the sunrise goes through the world of now what was before the future holds your smiles  forever to adore          "The Me Time"          Its time for          "Hello Poetry"            It's Me           Just shine             Oh! Me O- My                Miss Sunshine            Me and you            It's Open all the time                     But that's the problem?           Who is really listening            Like free bird Robin            On your free time            What about mine             Like a Bad Omen              How it grabs you and me              It's on me__________*               Let me pay                Don't worry be happy                           Me Time" just like                any day look                at the fine print                    U-Won't?                And if you don't                 What do you mean                  you can't                Just pray* Me Time             " They say it's your                   " Birthday"                          Talk to me hurray                  Count the money                        "Trust Me"                                      You could count me in                   "Me time" what tastes good                       Robin Hood so rich                      Another world poor                       A person gets evil heads                       out the door                                              "Me Time" Cheers to pour                        Your time journey                        I will catch you don't fall                       A shooting star shot me                     Whoa that's my wakeup call                      He avoids me                      my mind floods me                                                        Carefree all me God Bless the                   child                                 How it set me up                   Me Time "Never give up"                   On the edge "Robin Rebellious"                                     Do you hear me!! It's contagious                 Young spring chickens                  you hired old ones fired                                I see a stranger would he                 Help me I need my family                                 Me time my flight gravity                   Not a Stand-up Comedy                   Nobody cant stop me                    Who lives above me                                I never want to see what is below me                                         Keep in touch with me                                         Can you pay me in advance                     Relax make your own time                      My time travel to France                           That's the Me Time                                               My poems are all I got                                         Thank you, (God) and (Mom and Dad)                    The time went by Fly Robin Fly                     Never underestimate what you have or why                            Like the day I was born                            Called the "Me Time"
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Feb 4, 2019
Feb 4, 2019 at 10:08 AM UTC
Me Time
"Its Time" to hear a story hang your tears to dry the"Me Time" no it's not bath time that's truly fine. Oh! I  "All Mine" just breathe I remember how hard it is to share. Like kids smell the summer breeze so bubbly happily ever me. What about you please just join me The"Me Time." So lovely the nature hanging branches. We must have "Me Time" for looking in your starry eyes* filled with romances. (My time) + Fall 4- Fall (Your time) the eye's wink at glances the weather cozy lackadaisical time is moving with us sensational. Me time fighters political. All the crazies let the truth in your words be told. The smells from my Moms daisies so poetical. Lets slow things up the time is called the "Me Time" perhaps the tea time everything you thought before its a matter of time. Make it your time, not the words that are forced to rhyme. No one really knows what's ahead        You and Me time read a book in bed The likewise me to see your smile like the sunrise goes through the world of now what was before the future holds your smiles  forever to adore          "The Me Time"          Its time for          "Hello Poetry"            It's Me           Just shine             Oh! Me O- My                Miss Sunshine            Me and you            It's Open all the time                     But that's the problem?           Who is really listening            Like free bird Robin            On your free time            What about mine             Like a Bad Omen              How it grabs you and me              It's on me__________*               Let me pay                Don't worry be happy                           Me Time" just like                any day look                at the fine print                    U-Won't?                And if you don't                 What do you mean                  you can't                Just pray* Me Time             " They say it's your                   " Birthday"                          Talk to me hurray                  Count the money                        "Trust Me"                                      You could count me in                   "Me time" what tastes good                       Robin Hood so rich                      Another world poor                       A person gets evil heads                       out the door                                              "Me Time" Cheers to pour                        Your time journey                        I will catch you don't fall                       A shooting star shot me                     Whoa that's my wakeup call                      He avoids me                      my mind floods me                                                        Carefree all me God Bless the                   child                                 How it set me up                   Me Time "Never give up"                   On the edge "Robin Rebellious"                                     Do you hear me!! It's contagious                 Young spring chickens                  you hired old ones fired                                I see a stranger would he                 Help me I need my family                                 Me time my flight gravity                   Not a Stand-up Comedy                   Nobody cant stop me                    Who lives above me                                I never want to see what is below me                                         Keep in touch with me                                         Can you pay me in advance                     Relax make your own time                      My time travel to France                           That's the Me Time                                               My poems are all I got                                         Thank you, (God) and (Mom and Dad)                    The time went by Fly Robin Fly                     Never underestimate what you have or why                            Like the day I was born                            Called the "Me Time"
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The foggy harbor buries itself into the bricks, misty fingers make their way into thick brain threads, causing invisible skyscrapers to erupt from natural terrain. Lackadaisical loneliness producing nothing but infertile hands; You are wasting the precious prayer of earths' life in your lungs, while saltwater slips into the crevice of your sorrowful joy. The masks begins to bleed and life carves itself into your skin. Nothing can be done to stop this carpenter of time, for even if mortal scalpels disguise, the knowledge of dying will coat your soul.
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Nov 21, 2011
Nov 21, 2011 at 5:55 PM UTC
C. (The Mortal Complaint)
how might my reality be redefined by slipping furtively like a hapless lover disentangling midnight sheets fleeing past pathways of my own psyche to see the view from her mind’s balcony to inhabit intergalactic eyes sparkling and shining like supernovae every time she parts scarlet lips in defense of the helpless i'd plant gardens inside her irises water the seeds and invite the bees to pollinate fresh thoughts and rejuvenate an energy that could illuminate new theories about the cosmos and its inhabitants i want to dwell within corridors of infinite imagination bridge the synaptic gaps across rivers of lapsing memories a lackadaisical adventurer adrift in neurological galaxies ingesting erudite insight i yearn to build a home inside the mind of a poet an activist and a bona fide genius
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Feb 18, 2016
Feb 18, 2016 at 12:04 AM UTC
erudite
So You've found a girl who can hold your gaze You've found a girl with those sinful curves                 that    girl    with the     lips     that you want sayin' your name Oh she's beautiful alright.  How did you get so lucky? Maybe you're not as lucky as you think you are? Does being     luscious, limber, lavacious, and alluringly lustworthy make up for being     lewd, lethargic, and a lackadaisical liar? So what that she's     ogle-worthy, optically pleasing, orgasmically ideal if she's     offensive, ostentatiously ornate, and overbearing? She may be     vivacious, voluptuous, and sexually voracious She's also      vain, vapid, vacuous, a vengeful ***** Don't let her    exotic, ****** efficaciousness Blind you to her   egocentric, evasive, envious  nature    Those lips won't look so   enticing   when they're spitting poison barbs into your heart Wouldn't you rather  have a girl Who is likeable? Who is original? Who is vibrant? Who is enough to make you happy? It's all you need Do I have to spell it out for you?
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Jul 17, 2013
Jul 17, 2013 at 8:56 PM UTC
It's all you need
A spark of fear on every syllable a hint of it on the tip of my tongue and I am a snake- a viporess Ready to combat Burroughs himself Burrow himself in a hole don't come out until winter time until the Russian cavalry comes galloping in and my lord wont this be interesting A real match I must retire to my chambers 1 minute 2 minute God, have I discovered writing? Joyous, glorious as the life spills on her pages What a treat to the historian himself Tick tock tick tock tick tock! A day in the loony bin! Congratulations congratulations congratulations Analogous to Berkeley with androgynous beings Fly away Pegasus, fly! And I am high You know what's good about getting high? You forget everything you just said But you know everything was/is? connected Good morning brain! You haven't been up for 18 years Welcome to the world, where life is light and bright How does it feel? This is right Hot to cold, just like that Can't see, only feel. Loose Buttons Pregnant with a platypuss but this is high time Wackadoodle > Lackadaisical Dictionary please Much hate but night night
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Oct 19, 2015
Oct 19, 2015 at 4:06 PM UTC
Adderall and Marijuana, In That Order
there's a man across the street, walking real casually past the coffee shops and consignment stores, hands stuffed in the pockets of his black track jacket, and he's whistling. i watch him from the other side, this lackadaisical nomad, all sunshine and songbirds. he's whistling his persona in this transient fiction, past his rippling reflections in the shop windows, all the while believing them to be shifting images in god's great eye-- just one more happy creation.
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Apr 10, 2011
Apr 10, 2011 at 4:08 PM UTC
the lackadaisical nomad