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"liquidity" poems
first I smell myself. the deep bass tonality of my musk, hot, creamy, sweetness unique, of coffee and creamy, my owned sweat oiled secretions massaged into her skin emplaced by vigorous parts rubbing and tongue caressing, under the fading shadows of my glancing, desirous admirings then I smell herself. sinking sunset glimpses of last nights parfume parfait, scattered in random strategic locations architecturally planned, some flavors come over me like modest waves, others spelunking found in crevices, cracks and caves, where humans tread in guileless search of guiltless pleasure then I smell our sharings. lemon and thyme, paprika, sea salt and pepper, a basted rub laid upon animal skin consuming, and consumed, the vinaigrette balsamic and California yellow raisins, pine nuts, decorating leaves of red soil spinach and spicy arugula, word salads, so miraculously ingenious, you swear off eating flesh then I smell our combinations. the air conditioned atmosphere that blends us properly chilled, the olive oils pressed from two colored differing skins, the mortal and pestle finely grinding our own fresh crumbled dirt, appearing in places where dirt is wet panko crumbs encrusting us, our combined liquidity, shaken and stirred, drying in martini tandem it is 8:17am and this recipe of reciprocity, at its most pungent peaking, for soon raining waterfalls of potable city water and the sophistry of French soap, the pseudoscience of modern chemical shampoo, together erasing, scrubbing away this poems aromatherapy tapestry, your perplexed complexing nostrils will mock you once more, for ever disbelieving, thinking you could no longer write of only love poetry that crested high above the trite Friday, March 29 2019
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Mar 29, 2019
Mar 29, 2019 at 8:40 AM UTC
The Aroma of Us
first I smell myself. the deep bass tonality of my musk, hot, creamy, sweetness unique, of coffee and creamy, my owned sweat oiled secretions massaged into her skin emplaced by vigorous parts rubbing and tongue caressing, under the fading shadows of my glancing, desirous admirings then I smell herself. sinking sunset glimpses of last nights parfume parfait, scattered in random strategic locations architecturally planned, some flavors come over me like modest waves, others spelunking found in crevices, cracks and caves, where humans tread in guileless search of guiltless pleasure then I smell our sharings. lemon and thyme, paprika, sea salt and pepper, a basted rub laid upon animal skin consuming, and consumed, the vinaigrette balsamic and California yellow raisins, pine nuts, decorating leaves of red soil spinach and spicy arugula, word salads, so miraculously ingenious, you swear off eating flesh then I smell our combinations. the air conditioned atmosphere that blends us properly chilled, the olive oils pressed from two colored differing skins, the mortal and pestle finely grinding our own fresh crumbled dirt, appearing in places where dirt is wet panko crumbs encrusting us, our combined liquidity, shaken and stirred, drying in martini tandem it is 8:17am and this recipe of reciprocity, at its most pungent peaking, for soon raining waterfalls of potable city water and the sophistry of French soap, the pseudoscience of modern chemical shampoo, together erasing, scrubbing away this poems aromatherapy tapestry, your perplexed complexing nostrils will mock you once more, for ever disbelieving, thinking you could no longer write of only love poetry that crested high above the trite Friday, March 29 2019
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My poetry is an acquired taste, So come, dear one, Place your tongue in my mouth. Pace yourself, there is so much, Spoke and unwritten, That fruitions only when spit-shared. Flick your tongue-tip to mine, Sealing bond, the salt caramel of my rhymes, The iambic meter of my tamarind prose, The buds, flowering, poems forming, Watered by the admixture of joint, minted saliva. My poetry, so very complicated, Hints of currants and ash, Soil volcanic, basaltic vowels, oh's and eyes, Cursed verses that commence with I, Nonetheless, despite soil inhospitable rued, Compositions flourish, born wetland soluble. Yours, for the taking, Yours, for the tasting. You place your fingers on my waist, My body of work to contemplate, My ditties, you spit out, You want courses, not appetizers, You want truths, not fluff, lies, menu tastings. Columbus and Magellan, thy fingers named, Trace the curvature of my *** With tip and tipsy stroked caresses, You laugh with the pleasure of all the sssssss's. Hissing all the day your satisfaction, Capturing my writs, by your tongue's duress, Recipient-thief of my literary largesse. I am dressed all in white, Stripped bare to my native coloring, Except for two brown nippled spots, you lick, Imbibing milky thoughts  from fountain-heads ***** Savoring, relishing, stanzas that praise love's flavor. With every line, every word-painting accessioned, You make my soft parts hard, My hard parts soft, but my liquidity, My tears, they, that, you drink straight, Licking, liking, and oohing and ahhing, You tongue curled, upside down arching, The storage point of your seduced gatherings. To drain me full, your incisors cut, Straight lines, entry points for your ******* Taking, draining, leaving nothing, Not even one aleph or bet escaping. When you acquired my poetry, my verbosity, Pillaging soul's hiding place, took and ***** Your acquired the best, breaking my nape, Imprisoned on and by my island's seascape, Blanched and pained, a blank tape, I am tasteless, witless, mockingly, tongue-tied.
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Sep 14, 2013
Sep 14, 2013 at 12:23 AM UTC
My Poetry is an Acquired Taste (explicit)
My poetry is an acquired taste, So come, dear one, Place your tongue in my mouth. Pace yourself, there is so much, Spoke and unwritten, That fruitions only when spit-shared. Flick your tongue-tip to mine, Sealing bond, the salt caramel of my rhymes, The iambic meter of my tamarind prose, The buds, flowering, poems forming, Watered by the admixture of joint, minted saliva. My poetry, so very complicated, Hints of currants and ash, Soil volcanic, basaltic vowels, oh's and eyes, Cursed verses that commence with I, Nonetheless, despite soil inhospitable rued, Compositions flourish, born wetland soluble. Yours, for the taking, Yours, for the tasting. You place your fingers on my waist, My body of work to contemplate, My ditties, you spit out, You want courses, not appetizers, You want truths, not fluff, lies, menu tastings. Columbus and Magellan, thy fingers named, Trace the curvature of my *** With tip and tipsy stroked caresses, You laugh with the pleasure of all the sssssss's. Hissing all the day your satisfaction, Capturing my writs, by your tongue's duress, Recipient-thief of my literary largesse. I am dressed all in white, Stripped bare to my native coloring, Except for two brown nippled spots, you lick, Imbibing milky thoughts  from fountain-heads ***** Savoring, relishing, stanzas that praise love's flavor. With every line, every word-painting accessioned, You make my soft parts hard, My hard parts soft, but my liquidity, My tears, they, that, you drink straight, Licking, liking, and oohing and ahhing, You tongue curled, upside down arching, The storage point of your seduced gatherings. To drain me full, your incisors cut, Straight lines, entry points for your ******* Taking, draining, leaving nothing, Not even one aleph or bet escaping. When you acquired my poetry, my verbosity, Pillaging soul's hiding place, took and ***** Your acquired the best, breaking my nape, Imprisoned on and by my island's seascape, Blanched and pained, a blank tape, I am tasteless, witless, mockingly, tongue-tied.
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sometimes I think there might not be a tomorrow so my time can't be wasted in any established institution. whoops, there I go, wasting.   whoops, there goes the future. band together,weird brothers. a half assed attempt from one of us equates to a hundred ten percent from one of the others. but what difference would it make? there's like, a hundred million of them & only one of me. we're already snuffed out by the numbers. so we throw ourselves off track; it's some what hypocritical - but hey - at least we're following our hearts or whatever ***** we think is the most vital. simple existence is the biggest shame. for the love of god. you'll rot if you stay for the spindle, drilling yer spiel & teething on the tiers, stagnating in the famous cesspools of shalott. settle in, ferment to liquidity. Imma just watch yall waiting for the day your stocking feet curl up & die beneath the mortgage, leaving the zirconia slippers of a dream seeing red. be clean be neat be nice be right be alive & smile but not too much. that's the tell to tell em something's up, the specimen are not disrupted or adapting to challenge of being ****** with these conditions. they appear to be happy. too happy. something's missing.
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May 13, 2015
May 13, 2015 at 11:39 PM UTC
Calledge
Sunset is a washwoman's stream of rubia dyes And the crushed scales from the Kermes insect, While the loosened garments of life slide Over the ancient liquidity of the hills rolling As the mountains rolling as the seas rolling As the clouds rolling as the graves rolling Like eyes rolling back to sleep. I am pressed for lullaby, Not the pillow-clap of thunder or the ether songs of Persephone, Biding by her asphodels with icen fingers from plum-colored hell. But press my ear in my mother’s lap of ancient sun, Of peplos and himation and stola, And listen to the vines and bunched grapes And all of heaven sink in its commodiousness. Press my ear to the sun-fed heart that flows To the furthest span of the cloth-seas of man and The solemn songings of the ever-deepening sky. My mother all along smoothing out the wrinkled sheet of sunlight.
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Aug 3, 2019
Aug 3, 2019 at 7:32 PM UTC
Mothers of Long Ago
I've been poisoned. Tried not to drink it, this liquidity of hate-- but it seduced me called my name cajoled me enticing me to try to be the same as all the others who were surrounding me-- I fell victim to believing the lies that somehow their 'espouted truth' would set me free-- but what the hell? How could I not know? There are no truths in lies only pain and sorrow that so often don't show until much later when you look around to see that you're totally alone no one to hug, no one to help, to set you free. So let this poison do its job-- let it work and destroy all of me! I am not needed or wanted nor am I free-- I am merely someone others use for their fun I am no longer human I cannot claim I belong for this poison I drank is far too strong.
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Feb 8, 2016
Feb 8, 2016 at 10:49 AM UTC
Poison Illusions
Like poppies blossoming on cinnamon skin, a scent of liquidity and movement trickles down, flowing away—a stain pervades, hiding from the light. Just a bite through appled flesh and it all fades milky cold to glisten against the shadowed halls without a sound; falling is not forgiven nor is it bound in a leathery tome affixed with flutters of seraphim and songs chanted to darkened walls hollowed: the name of timeless beauty.  Garnet drains in a pulse breaking against the grain within the hourglass and hands that grasp at forever. So alone.  And frail with thoughts of staying that way; every footfall never finding another stride to syncopate beside.  Fear is made of un-belonging, like a lion’s anguish lolling through his teeth, predatory sharp but lamenting for the lamb and desire and everything not supposed to be acquired by the one abandoned by faith.
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Sep 8, 2010
Sep 8, 2010 at 2:09 AM UTC
Forsaken
First impression, first date. You come late, a major sin in your own lexicon, tango dancing redesigns your hair to curls atwitter, despite remedial ministrations in taxi, you text apologies profuse en route, but you have been outed, and I am charmingly amused A warm December eve, a local Italian eatery, table by the window, red wine floes melt your defenses, allowances made, you're intrigued, enjoying our dinner of charming amusements But really you like my understated swagger. I like that you like my understated swagger. Walk home armed, arm in arm, your paintings I must come see, Immediately (!), You offered this as desert, instead of biscotti, a tour of your new apartment, sleek/simple, messaging that this is me, if you ever want to be invited to stay Inspection over, my smile is a knowing that this first foray deserves a concessionary accolade, So in a mode so gallant at the front door, Adieu you are bid, and devilishly clever, I merely shake you hand, leaving you delighted by this gallant, modern, charming amusement Looking at my watch, three and half hours have passed. Maintaing that in your ways set, Early on, I challenge your rigidity, Turning your hair from curly, Into spun straight Rapunzel gold liquidity, By asking politely, humbly, on bended knee, You give in happily, Charmed, amused at my ferocious insistence Looking at my watch, I too, am delighted, charmed, amused, to discover, It seems my watch is running slow, For it is now three and a half years later
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Jul 4, 2013
Jul 4, 2013 at 3:42 PM UTC
First Date Part II (Three and 1/2 Hours later)
First impression, first date. You come late, a major sin in your own lexicon, tango dancing redesigns your hair to curls atwitter, despite remedial ministrations in taxi, you text apologies profuse en route, but you have been outed, and I am charmingly amused A warm December eve, a local Italian eatery, table by the window, red wine floes melt your defenses, allowances made, you're intrigued, enjoying our dinner of charming amusements But really you like my understated swagger. I like that you like my understated swagger. Walk home armed, arm in arm, your paintings I must come see, Immediately (!), You offered this as desert, instead of biscotti, a tour of your new apartment, sleek/simple, messaging that this is me, if you ever want to be invited to stay Inspection over, my smile is a knowing that this first foray deserves a concessionary accolade, So in a mode so gallant at the front door, Adieu you are bid, and devilishly clever, I merely shake you hand, leaving you delighted by this gallant, modern, charming amusement Looking at my watch, three and half hours have passed. Maintaing that in your ways set, Early on, I challenge your rigidity, Turning your hair from curly, Into spun straight Rapunzel gold liquidity, By asking politely, humbly, on bended knee, You give in happily, Charmed, amused at my ferocious insistence Looking at my watch, I too, am delighted, charmed, amused, to discover, It seems my watch is running slow, For it is now three and a half years later
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*dreams in colors that don't exist, and 'mares re dear sir, deadlines missed, wrestle~arrest poet, instant awake in the wee time, pouring liquidity, fluids and words, puddling, stinking, coming, from the always dangerous, always interesting temple inner inside, sanctimonious no more sanctum* this particular sleep, shortened, irretrievable, bookmarked "closed," chapters, hours too soon, this rest business, arrested filed in an ugly grey metal file cabinet, in an unfinished manila prison with your other unimportant poems *the dark room universe populated by hints, shadows, voices, waiting, welcoming, mirrors on the walls unified in one voice deep, obtuse, demanding recognition "hither hither come"* forced march to a visitation, to the the parition, of your reflection, clearest ever seen, in the black pitch, uncovered by guise, feathers the clothes of normative pretenses, the man-made borderlines of preservation falsehoods *seen your own semblance, parts rearranged, uncanny, the mirrors are screaming: shameful lovely, this, our artistry, your apparition, now accurate, reflecting your under- lying condition, at last, an accurate portrayal, of your inaccuracies* do you find yourself attractive? this new balance, the unregulated pieces of you before your dissembling, discerning, dissecting eyes? *feeling the valence, an introduction, a physical magnetism any attraction any resemblance to the semblance that writes this s.o.s.?* answer us thus, do you up and like yourself unvarnished, grunge, swag, truth  trammeled, don't you want to kiss yourself goodbye, or better yet, fare thee hell? *go ahead, ask yourself now, that one question that prevents conception, from your inception, what is it that makes you exceptional?* don't you realize, everything about you ends in a question mark? *how dare you write poetry? you are the false poet, you live on the division tween artifice and self-deception, this, your only precept, and now that you are clarified, answer this, knowing you know nothing but artifice,* how dare you write poetry?
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Oct 22, 2014
Oct 22, 2014 at 5:07 AM UTC
Knowing Thyself: Semblance & Valence (how dare you write poetry)
*dreams in colors that don't exist, and 'mares re dear sir, deadlines missed, wrestle~arrest poet, instant awake in the wee time, pouring liquidity, fluids and words, puddling, stinking, coming, from the always dangerous, always interesting temple inner inside, sanctimonious no more sanctum* this particular sleep, shortened, irretrievable, bookmarked "closed," chapters, hours too soon, this rest business, arrested filed in an ugly grey metal file cabinet, in an unfinished manila prison with your other unimportant poems *the dark room universe populated by hints, shadows, voices, waiting, welcoming, mirrors on the walls unified in one voice deep, obtuse, demanding recognition "hither hither come"* forced march to a visitation, to the the parition, of your reflection, clearest ever seen, in the black pitch, uncovered by guise, feathers the clothes of normative pretenses, the man-made borderlines of preservation falsehoods *seen your own semblance, parts rearranged, uncanny, the mirrors are screaming: shameful lovely, this, our artistry, your apparition, now accurate, reflecting your under- lying condition, at last, an accurate portrayal, of your inaccuracies* do you find yourself attractive? this new balance, the unregulated pieces of you before your dissembling, discerning, dissecting eyes? *feeling the valence, an introduction, a physical magnetism any attraction any resemblance to the semblance that writes this s.o.s.?* answer us thus, do you up and like yourself unvarnished, grunge, swag, truth  trammeled, don't you want to kiss yourself goodbye, or better yet, fare thee hell? *go ahead, ask yourself now, that one question that prevents conception, from your inception, what is it that makes you exceptional?* don't you realize, everything about you ends in a question mark? *how dare you write poetry? you are the false poet, you live on the division tween artifice and self-deception, this, your only precept, and now that you are clarified, answer this, knowing you know nothing but artifice,* how dare you write poetry?
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the languid liquidity of linseed-eased pigment as the bow of brush stroke sweeps a new hue over the layer of vermilion, this feel of silken resistance, this quality of vividity, this aroma that countless painters encounter whilst abstracting sunflower or sunset is what gives pleasure to my paint.
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Mar 28, 2010
Mar 28, 2010 at 3:20 AM UTC
The feel of
I could swim in your oceanic eyes; But when you give me that look You lay dynamite on my iron skin And you open me like a wound: Spirit of fire that burns Like a blade of sunlight I sacrifice myself as I die Into you, you ancient name of fire; And your temper between the jaws In the abstract geometry you propose Lays me in an impassive torture And you load ghosts of yesterday Into Tomorrowland, My cry and the cries of the torturer. Be it the first dawn, The last dawn, We are bigger than the night But the dream of us fits on the bed, The bed of rain, The bed of storms, The liquidity of our bodies As the moon wakes and asks For our spirituality, Souls entwined, we tear the night apart; But we aren't always in the mood At the same time, Vehement bodies on invisible clocks We can't see ticking, You speak in Winter, I speak in Summer; Our words vanish like Syllables of vertigo; We are lost between the argument. For all the good and the bad I would make love with you At the precipice, Hanging at the cliff; To fall in love or fall to our death, Each is a timeless matter And through it all I Know that I am alive between The polar shifts.
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Jul 17, 2016
Jul 17, 2016 at 6:24 PM UTC
On Our Good Days We Are Neruda,On Our Bad We Are Bukowski
The wicked whip of word Lashes welps upon The starved psyche Of the errogenous mind Indeed the moment rises In smoke and indigo sheets Of layered heat pressing down Into the flesh of desired Impunity , iniquity , liquidity Happy is a framed stated stanza Of thine behind plastic cups Of wine in sheds Of gray aged wooden shingle From long long ago Was it "Bored-dough" or "Shabby" Time will consume But the experience Leaves you panting Thirsty for more
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May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015 at 8:41 AM UTC
Word Happy
You send your words, Directed to my ears. My eyes they read, Somehow they fear. I imagine the others; how they'd react. I wish not to retalliate. If I can forgive you, I should forgive myself. That agony, directed: in reverse: through reflections: of infinity mirrors: with refractions: reverberated light: quantum waves: perpetual motion: unviolated entropy: Let me hold that forgiveness, Let me offer it to myself, I want to take the hostia, The sacrificial bread, The holy communion. Chanel divine grace Into my inner being. Give me utmost peace. Allow me such union, I will consume from the chalice. spilled liquidity: ripples in water: splashing kineticism: frequency oscillation: oceanic dispersion: moistened vibration wettened wavelengths: aquatic repetition: Will it not dilute? Will this spirit stay mine? Will it not disorient? Will this wisdom remain? Will it not expire? Will this solemnity be? Give me the strength, I implore my higher self If it is to exist That is.
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May 25, 2016
May 25, 2016 at 6:56 AM UTC
Teach me to love myself.
Every touch, electric every nerve, aflame eyes locked, to eyes we'll never be, the same Moving with such ease her mouth, her lips, divine consuming, every part our bodies, perfectly, aligned Feeling her liquidity her fingernails, on skin hitting all the high notes without, and so, within Culminating in the moment control, lost to the lust climaxing, at the peak with, the final ****** Sliding in, the velvet glove slow gliding to the verge time, that we hold back so at the pinnacle, converge
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Aug 7, 2017
Aug 7, 2017 at 9:38 AM UTC
Arriving together
today, walked the river arcade, by the river~side. same, where, & when, a decade earlier and a laugh ago,   we performed a daily differential calculus of the distance to that line, a watermark, where my accidental drowning would be insurance covered don’t recall, if back then, poetry writin’ was a good   a daily companion, or-even a mere passing acquaintance but went to all-in-all-alone-freedom, found riches, yet still pressed in rags of remorse, mourning surely, until & still a woman, or three, rated me a good looking edible, even if only didn't always dress in black, head to toes, like an extra cool new yorker, or an attendee at my own fun~ereal since those days, gallons millions, zillions of brackish seawater has flowed out to sea as far as England, Philippines, New Zealand, whichever be connected to the rain water of Adirondack mountains flowing past East 57th Street, my salty tears replenished, but time changed the causation, from oy to joy in simp terms that rhymes…with me and yours water woman water woman water makes the heart capable of weeping tears of joy, oh! happy drowning how do you cross from woman to water, that, now I walk on a water bridge of loving hard, steel & liquidity of concrete, smooth roughness became the path to loving living
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Nov 21, 2024
Nov 21, 2024 at 7:13 AM UTC
simple rhymes by the waterside
flux. a word whose very sound connotes its meaning, a sloshing state of change a liquid moment, for we solids, of bone and flesh, though we may be islands of stolidity, entrenched, focused, organized, when the surround sounds of change are all about you too are fluxed the serenity of splendid isolation is not an impervious shell, close eyes, ears, nostrils, mouth these liquid times we abode, inescapable from the roller coaster of crashing storms of our environment try as I might, cannot recede into a white sealed envelipe, cannot secede from the froth of current events, in the age of no distances, and the rotational revolution of but one lever, a single beating wing can disrupt the the supply and communication channels of our normative existential machinations let me retreat unto my poetry trance, but that choice is currently unavailable be wary of the calm of routine, we live in a time of the olympics of change, and we cannot walk on water, nor tread forever flux. the liquidity curse of our ever curving intersections
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Jun 9, 2025
Jun 9, 2025 at 11:57 PM UTC
A Liquid Moment
I wish I could look into your eyes, But Aphrodite won't let me; For a mere mortal must not heavenly pleasures cherish. I wish your majestic gait could attain the liquidity of a waltz, And yet, lose not a scintilla of that grandeur, That made modest a proud admirer. I wish I could touch the hands I saw in a dream, Bestowing spring upon the autumn-struck lilacs, Lying keen, by the empty street. I wish I could make you hear 'L'amour est un oiseaux rebelle', That my earnest love for you, on 'festive' eves sings, To commemorate grief, that days make me oblivious to. Now! I call upon you! Come here, And be the harbinger to my bliss. Come here, I pray, And help catch every moment that dies, Before we even know it existed. O come here,and let's sing, 'Libiamo, libiamo' Before death even knows we exist.
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Mar 18, 2019
Mar 18, 2019 at 1:04 PM UTC
Before death even knows we exist
You asked me if I felt chills down my spine when I listened to jazz music late at nights. It was almost two in the morning and I was riddled with paranoia and sleeplessness, so I told you that I spend too many nights thinking of my own mortality and not listening to the strum of cellos and violins clashing together; a supple sort of melancholy trickling down my being. .......... You told me that you were tired and that you were picturing me mumbling in your ear, the things I type down in lazy, barely sensical texts that lose their meaning when I read them again in the afternoon, craving connection more than love. .......... We both have songs that we can't listen to; mine is about a burning house and it reminds me of a fifteen year old girl who never woke from her sleep. yours is about someone who broke your heart and refused to slow down even when the carousel stopped spinning. ........... So, we live in each others ripples, consuming the liquidity of time that we allow ourselves to exist in and I wander away a lot but you call me your favorite reminder. I keep travelling through familiar streets alone, watching our lives together collapse; lost to a tide of memory.
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Jul 15, 2017
Jul 15, 2017 at 6:30 AM UTC
Person (past tense)
I subside on the constants in waves and meters. three am or pm: one in the same. apathy begets apathy in a circular swirl. I remain insaitable in my thirst for fluidity; I foam at my breaks. I remain solid; jaw jutting against liquidity. despite my pacifism, I still cannot dissolve.
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Mar 30, 2013
Mar 30, 2013 at 7:58 PM UTC
III.
We feel ourselves rogue and peasant slaves - In that is no disgust. Collectively yet to have been stripped of Our formalities, plunged into fiction, devoid of normality - An undiscovered country, if you must. We doze cosy in dreams of passion Where space and silence nudges pens; they bleed. Though liquidity stiffens Flair and genius warm the air Assuming a pleasing shape, indeed. We weep under a broken voice When seas of trouble rise to strike us down. Remorseless - how can it pause to pick and choose? Treacherous - anxiety bedevils our news But temporary, false is its crown. When we think or moan, twiddle thumbs or disengage, There is nothing, not even tears, that dares to drown our stage.
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Apr 18, 2020
Apr 18, 2020 at 4:29 PM UTC
Elsinore's Quarantine
My heart has Turned blue Liquidity and Cold From empty romance And empty promises Do take a swim In my cold heart.
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Mar 24, 2019
Mar 24, 2019 at 1:19 PM UTC
Swimming pool
Here in the dusk of the day I dilute Myself into anything: I am a hummingbird and I go fanning The flora of the forest, I move in a slow motion when I watch Myself fly, However I am also the wind which carries Each feather in a flight of fancy, And soon the Luna dances into my Fluttering wings and I am lit By the mist of living water as the moon Makes them tiny falling stars, A galaxy is lost in my wings, And soon I am the rain in the night As I cover the earth in liquidity With my falling ways Giving life to life, And while the rain I covered My sad human form walking in the Afterthoughts of the hummingbird, As I move into the darkness, And I remember I am afraid Of the shadows.
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Feb 1, 2016
Feb 1, 2016 at 7:26 PM UTC
Whatever I Want To Be
stage life... is so complicated they'll confiscate it your eyes will summit their stocks will plummet stage life... is an oxymoron you'll labor for em your body's numb, once stitched seams come undone lick your finger.............                      wine rims sing about it lick your finger.............                      counter to clockwise flow lick your finger.............                     add your liquidity lick your finger.............                     finer tuned frequencies lick your finger.............                    consume their recipe lick your finger.............                    won't find harmony lick your finger.............                    blood soaked oath's decrees stage fright... it comes in droves watches all your moves ebbs and flows cautiously, write about it cannot hide, darkest hours insatiably, desired thirst tie dye shirts, passion's curse drink whiskey, pour a cup no replies , it's all ****** up.
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Nov 10, 2017
Nov 10, 2017 at 11:59 PM UTC
EBBS & flows