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"lushly" poems
Indian pipes rise ghostly from ancient compost of needled tears shed white bells corpse-silent shunning Light’s vital touch sleeping instead in symbiotic beds of gracious hosts, who in turn kiss the feet of living Giants lushly burning gilded rays to fuel their green economy
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Sep 14, 2016
Sep 14, 2016 at 9:34 AM UTC
Group Cooperative
palace of lights caved blooms through the body like reality pitted against a comic book not knowing where life came from not knowing how it will end food tubes or road **** is creation substance-less? 24 carat nonsense, or pure wisdom? perhaps bad therapy for lab animals and store front dummies monkeys shudder at needles unless candied with a heroine syringe chemistry a science of belligerence and euphoria pleasure before despair and than a sea of pain and a **** impaling her the lushly contoured female a frictionless exchange of power for ******* ecstatic death as her eyes bob and flutter like cascading echo's my birth tarot card **** of swords her favorite when I push through her like blood bubble gum b l o o d b u b b a b u b b le g u m a **** cathedral of lights flicker spit guttural diphthong like a vipers castanets uterine fire bursts like an appendix bomb her **** a zoo c u n t z o o i am peanuts worms and hay her face a mask to hide behind breath play sibilant **** specter or nightmares shadows and villains aphrodiac gagged and drugged hot ***** bound a big eyed **** s l u t l o v e *** cannibals turn me on her ****** a goddess a Russian roulette for shtttty kisses sploosh she shot me cuckoo spit k o cuck  k o  k o o twizzles willie milk in a drowning moss draped moon orifice under a shattered zodiac wrapped in tentacles of night she turns me on
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Feb 9, 2019
Feb 9, 2019 at 1:44 PM UTC
She Turns Me On...Cunt Zoo Manga
Lazily, a boy with silvery hairs muttering requiem aeternam lifts his neck at the piercing radiance skimming off the eyeglasses rim, and there looms the glory, the spotless sea of blue, varnishes of spring gloss fuming out of the French coronation robe. The still-brisk branches hung bent at the weight of vivacity, sight of maidens whose eyes and grace bath in the full warmth of light, the kisses on the face of the river by the shower of half-bloomed petals, just as the stillborn thrills of the beating heart to the splintered fingers of Moirae. The time of adieu, the season of life. The mourning procession amidst the lustily caressing May breeze. -Primavera, thou name be the sweet irony of the dying flowers The evening wades in, and the coy face of the mountain blushes; Thence strides away the man whose gaze speaks of premature nostalgia Here the wind whispers the rosy delirium from the sakura tree at the far side, the faintness lushly hazed away by the cloudy veil of bittersweet grey.
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Nov 15, 2012
Nov 15, 2012 at 7:13 AM UTC
A Maytide Funeral
Lushly lustful exotically ****** Vibrant virile fertile vicissitude Puissant terminus loquacity photic Pique piquant poignant pulchritude Lecherous visceral longevous cohort Wanton licentious erogenous frolic Lurid lascivious ****** cavort ***** lewd apomixes anabolic
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Jan 27, 2013
Jan 27, 2013 at 5:54 AM UTC
Yaw
Blue flowered in the warm sun of winter pungent fragrance wafts splendorous smallish leaves, grow deeply green with a sun-ward slant they lean hum and sing with bees reaching ever upward wild, their fingers untamed vigorous, they flourish lushly in the lane our hands grow green stained here in a dream field handfuls of rosemary we steal
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Dec 28, 2015
Dec 28, 2015 at 7:34 PM UTC
Picking rosemary
Crush the painted pestle stained of berries, purple, black Liquid crimson geranium blood red the paper sack Gathering colors, lushly green go shades of tan the water weeds mixed upon a stone Woodsy calls, her depths of fall lone a painter's home
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Oct 6, 2012
Oct 6, 2012 at 11:06 AM UTC
Painter's home
A gob of squash in a saucer with a hub let a carrefour marque with an apple ding in swirls of romance heading there a crowd of superfluousness as a hip is king and a patch through the field that roll lushly on green for this round mesh while exquisitness hit so sweet in a shade of sky where ablaze in silky attire with her brazen desire again.
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Jun 30, 2017
Jun 30, 2017 at 9:07 AM UTC
A Crown
*You remind me of the earth,    like deep burnt umber woodlands mid downpours' fresh aroma       & spring's foliage lushly reborn, twinkling explosive pinpoints        grazing beyond dark ether,   sparkles dappling 'pon depths         of eternal seascapes's nature, amidst breath of relentless airy winds     gusting above her majesty's hazes        beyond purple mountain's apex and streams of meadows' wildflowers in   deftly painted horizons after moonbows, vivid consciousness' uttermost reminisce    of all things recollected in the long ago         essence of your memories' presence*
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Jun 17, 2015
Jun 17, 2015 at 4:49 PM UTC
You remind me of the earth
Eyes closed, counting the careful sheep Bounding over broken fences breathlessly, Tired and unused to tripping over traps Spared by the seconds sat in contemplation's lap. Your lids, lying lushly atop layers of Dark pools of depth, spinning splendid tales of love, Trust, and heartache, I can truly tell today Was a day of definition for words I wisely said. Lips moving in silent rhythm, rhyming, I imagine, with words unsaid. And as I assume the memories in mind the moment falls silent and dead. A quip, perhaps, spawned by sentries of silence growing lax, Falling in frequent motion to the floor - hypothetically, for I cannot ask. Your sleeping state causes silence to spread and create An empty essence in the heavy air around us Birthed from broken intentions and misapprehensions I had upon our meeting of matters as such. Please, presume to sleep through my present departure Deprived of arrows from Venus's archer Allow my invading presence to avidly intrude Once more, though his objection's mouthpiece does not move. Lightly, so as to lay loosely upon the morrow, I brush bold lips upon the brow pulled in sorrow But whose silent reverie starts in sleepy surprise - But, to my relief, falls back to oblivion with a sleepy sigh. Brushing trembling tips of fingers foolishly Across the air that passes on the lips That burn with oxygen's contact with it - I start when I see his tired eyes Regarding me with scant surprise. Those dark pools of infinite sorrow lay sight On me, caught sneaking silent vows of affection, And a blush engulfs everything from my eyes to my knees On which his wary hand waits in his wakeful state. Several silent moments descend indignantly, And I dare to risk retribution for crimes committed But to my sudden surprise I see a challenge in his eyes And abruptly I am bound to the ground beneath him And though I know once I stole a simple innocent kiss He steals now from me my heart through my lips.
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Feb 28, 2011
Feb 28, 2011 at 8:13 PM UTC
Thieves
Eyes closed, counting the careful sheep Bounding over broken fences breathlessly, Tired and unused to tripping over traps Spared by the seconds sat in contemplation's lap. Your lids, lying lushly atop layers of Dark pools of depth, spinning splendid tales of love, Trust, and heartache, I can truly tell today Was a day of definition for words I wisely said. Lips moving in silent rhythm, rhyming, I imagine, with words unsaid. And as I assume the memories in mind the moment falls silent and dead. A quip, perhaps, spawned by sentries of silence growing lax, Falling in frequent motion to the floor - hypothetically, for I cannot ask. Your sleeping state causes silence to spread and create An empty essence in the heavy air around us Birthed from broken intentions and misapprehensions I had upon our meeting of matters as such. Please, presume to sleep through my present departure Deprived of arrows from Venus's archer Allow my invading presence to avidly intrude Once more, though his objection's mouthpiece does not move. Lightly, so as to lay loosely upon the morrow, I brush bold lips upon the brow pulled in sorrow But whose silent reverie starts in sleepy surprise - But, to my relief, falls back to oblivion with a sleepy sigh. Brushing trembling tips of fingers foolishly Across the air that passes on the lips That burn with oxygen's contact with it - I start when I see his tired eyes Regarding me with scant surprise. Those dark pools of infinite sorrow lay sight On me, caught sneaking silent vows of affection, And a blush engulfs everything from my eyes to my knees On which his wary hand waits in his wakeful state. Several silent moments descend indignantly, And I dare to risk retribution for crimes committed But to my sudden surprise I see a challenge in his eyes And abruptly I am bound to the ground beneath him And though I know once I stole a simple innocent kiss He steals now from me my heart through my lips.
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Of man’s creations there are many, A well cared for mature orchard Is certainly one. Be it generator of fruit or nuts, Their perfect symmetry is bless, Row upon row, standing tall, Branches almost touching one, Tree unto another, Filled out and lushly dense, As to block out the sun, Ever striking the earth. The ground beneath, around the trees, Swept and manicured clean as a Empty Billiard Table, awaiting the harvest. Walk among these umbrella like trees A tranquil quite abounds, Recalling the peaceful interior of a church, The songs of nesting birds the heavenly chorus. A cool and shaded location, to be alone, Well suited to meditation, Or even composing a Poem. Yet, oh how sad it truly is, When an orchard goes abandoned, Becoming the embodiment of apathetic neglect, A bombed out city ruin of good intentions, **** choked and cluttered, Rotted Harvest and blackened branches, Littering the unkempt ground. Gone now from tranquil perfection, To a dead and dying blight upon the land. With no human hands to tend it, Its glory is gone and the end is near. Similar now to a spooky Cemetery, No longer a space of serene splendor, Or a place one might desire to undertake, A meandering reflective stroll.
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Dec 8, 2014
Dec 8, 2014 at 5:24 PM UTC
Orchards
There among the lushly verdant Mosses damp and darkest green Enchanted by a single word and They call to life the darkness queen. She slept with one dark resolution Born of ages long forgot Sworn to find her retribution For what his villainy had wrought. Sorcery built his path immortal Claimed her castle of the North Centuries five bring forth a portal The key? One word to call her forth. In an old, forgotten oak chest A parchment found, it told the tale Three women struck out on the quest Resisting rain and blowing gale. Gathered round the glade of green At time foretold by old quatrain They prepared to raise the queen One word to resurrect her reign. Rising now from forest floor From deep within the ancient henge Brought forth she flies to wage her war Raised-up by one brief word: "Revenge"
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Dec 3, 2013
Dec 3, 2013 at 12:59 PM UTC
Lush - Stolen Thoughts #5
Gorgeous and lushly coloured West End lights so brightly shine Reflected in the obsidian road wet with rain And slick with reckless hope The painful slope of tired dreams Winds down around a bronzed Soldier, toting his gun, who grimly Sets his lantern jaw against the Long dead faces of war and fear I sit at his feet and watch the cabs I draw on my cigarette and pick out Eyes of the people sitting in their seats They are travelling fast to places Where I’ll never go and I don’t care Their lives will play out and we’ll never Speak or smile together though Our atoms are siblings in phase I lift my head to the stars and Marvel at the time passing many Years ago when the world was young And nature was naive enough to Believe she had got it right The night lights flicker slowly on And off and mimic the pinprick Glows against the raven wing Canvass above my head Nothing in this world can shake My beliefs or so I thought Until the days when life became A subtle masquerade and the Food in the dishes no longer gave Me the nourishment I craved Everything I knew was wrong And right was just a wishful thing So here I sit, my suit crumpled and Wet with sweat, the tears and rain My case is thrown over there and it Has burst its gut spilling those once Important papers but now just covered In vacuous glyphs known to others But no longer to me At home that think I am this They think I am that They say they know what I will say When this or that happens They know me little and Like all men when grips slacken Just the few square inches in my brain are Truly mine and infused with logic That tumbles central and Squats on a raffia mat In a windowless room Happy in my world and loving In my deepest thought Placid in my retrospective views Motionless against the swell Of the crowd around me; Nothing more of me is required of me now I am free to leave they tell me And for that I’m Pleased I close my eyes and fall to imageless sleep The cabs keep whizzing by and The stares are still fixed upon their Days of lives as they approach And when they finally come I will greet them with a simple “You know me”.
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Feb 19, 2012
Feb 19, 2012 at 11:49 AM UTC
You Know Me
Gorgeous and lushly coloured West End lights so brightly shine Reflected in the obsidian road wet with rain And slick with reckless hope The painful slope of tired dreams Winds down around a bronzed Soldier, toting his gun, who grimly Sets his lantern jaw against the Long dead faces of war and fear I sit at his feet and watch the cabs I draw on my cigarette and pick out Eyes of the people sitting in their seats They are travelling fast to places Where I’ll never go and I don’t care Their lives will play out and we’ll never Speak or smile together though Our atoms are siblings in phase I lift my head to the stars and Marvel at the time passing many Years ago when the world was young And nature was naive enough to Believe she had got it right The night lights flicker slowly on And off and mimic the pinprick Glows against the raven wing Canvass above my head Nothing in this world can shake My beliefs or so I thought Until the days when life became A subtle masquerade and the Food in the dishes no longer gave Me the nourishment I craved Everything I knew was wrong And right was just a wishful thing So here I sit, my suit crumpled and Wet with sweat, the tears and rain My case is thrown over there and it Has burst its gut spilling those once Important papers but now just covered In vacuous glyphs known to others But no longer to me At home that think I am this They think I am that They say they know what I will say When this or that happens They know me little and Like all men when grips slacken Just the few square inches in my brain are Truly mine and infused with logic That tumbles central and Squats on a raffia mat In a windowless room Happy in my world and loving In my deepest thought Placid in my retrospective views Motionless against the swell Of the crowd around me; Nothing more of me is required of me now I am free to leave they tell me And for that I’m Pleased I close my eyes and fall to imageless sleep The cabs keep whizzing by and The stares are still fixed upon their Days of lives as they approach And when they finally come I will greet them with a simple “You know me”.
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platinum rays of an algarvian december sun touch a magical landscape that pulses with ancient life and as lushly green undulating hills with orange groves and olive trees and scattered red rocks unfold under a cloudless cerulean sky I hear hono lena’i’ja a far away echo is stirring deep within sending shivers down my spine awakening akeneic memory without words without thoughts – a silent knowing my akene explodes in white hot light engulfing my whole beingness – painful almost it takes my breath away wordless feelings but I know lemuria is rising Eja’i Oja’i © Jasmine Martin, the Algarve, Portugal, December 8, 2014
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Dec 8, 2014
Dec 8, 2014 at 7:50 PM UTC
Lemuria Rising
What Will Happen If 01/27/2019 The Human specie disappeared The earth will still revolve around its axis Causing day and night on its surface The planet will still elliptically circle the sun Causing the seasons, life's nourishment The rain will still fall, and the rivers flow The plants will still grow and fruit and flower The birds will still sing, and the insects hum Mammals and the animals will still roam amid The forests that will still lushly cover the land The oceans, where the life began, will churn Continuing with its amazing eco system Of abundant blue green algae, krill and coral Teaming with microbes, fish and mammals Life will continue to evolve with each passing day Causing birth and rebirth and survival above all And upon extinction of one, others will be born Alas! The annihilator, we humans are still here
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Jan 27, 2019
Jan 27, 2019 at 11:45 AM UTC
What Will Happen If...
do i (with under you r skirt i pluck you snarling little fairy my fingers nimbly gowned in your flesh and wetness completely slipperying ) reckon swelling eve falling lushly her stink on U string fervently pumped into right between your lips suddenly !
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Jul 14, 2011
Jul 14, 2011 at 5:19 PM UTC
with under you
As I walk upon the pavements, rain fills the atmosphere with endless rivers, the people I pass create gardens of words, ages will pass, and you may always relive the lost art of conversation, where two souls can become one, lushly grown from the eternity of beautiful minds, I pause, as a tear within the oceans of eyes In this night, lanterns of paradise, unaware of their own beauty, I close my eyes, wishing to sleep forever, under the waterfall flowing until the end of time, the milky way opens from this chest, a lighthouse spreading endless depth, reaching the hearts of the wounded, I awaken, and see a reflection within the glass of a secluded home, a man falls to the ground with his hands upon the earth, his dew Is mine, her dew Is mine, their dew Is the cries of my soul, and so, I open my hands, and cradle the warmth of this love as a birthplace of healing, the sun dawns upon the golden waters, I enter the train with the other passengers, waiting upon the journey to return home
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Sep 8, 2017
Sep 8, 2017 at 8:48 AM UTC
Home
dear, beloved clouds bring me your deluge for I am parched. this well has gone dry, and I have nothing left to give, so water me with your life and let me live lushly. let my leaves become dark green instead of this dry brown that crumbles at any touch. pump my wilted stems with energy to power my brilliant growth towards the shinning blue sky that will gratefully occur after the rain.
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Sep 10, 2015
Sep 10, 2015 at 3:15 AM UTC
After the Rain
Will you kiss my heart tonight Lord? And make me bloom lushly like the lotus moon rising over a barren and lifeless desert how I languish in the scattered funeral petals of another orphaned day seeking only Your radiance and those luminous orbs that dance around the sun forever Who can love me like You—God? robed in a long dark dream I wait in the orange embers of Your Presence for the only caress that really matters the only kiss that truly endures
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Jun 2, 2013
Jun 2, 2013 at 10:34 AM UTC
Heart Kiss
While transforming his aesthetic liberty into narcissism he gambles with expressions Turning the locutions of credos into beauty of tenets trying to find amorous melody of life he always lost in lushly thoughts recreating a brazen space for new celestial cities he is blissfully poetic. He is a bloke compelled to dream on Harbouring hope, conceiving the ambition Delivers the ultimate… Even at the tragic ******** release He is still a Poet. Being Utopian is his second nature forgetting the cultured bites of trauma in dogmatic ethics He assuredly tried weaving a carpet of viaduct between the actuality and contentment Yet, every time failed to realize the power of reality bouncing him back from his Felicia After all he is a poet.
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Apr 20, 2015
Apr 20, 2015 at 3:38 PM UTC
The tale of a Poet
There used to be this hill upon which I would sit. I'd watch the stars every night I could as they waltzed across the sky. I watched Apollo mount his chariot and Ra he did the same. My favorite nights were when the gods would battle with swords of fire off in the distance. I thought about that night the night wept. She was alone, as if it had just occurred to her. She didn't look at me when I sat on the bed next to her. She embraced me and cried. It wasn't the "I just found out Tiffany bought the same shoes I did" cry. It was her heart. The pain was too much to bear. Forever upon this hill were my four horsemen. Pestilence, Famine, Disease, and Death. Steadfast in awaiting my orders they heed in limbo. And when the day comes when I've had enough. (ok so the horsemen were just four trees in close proximity but it's my ****** hill so they're horsemen) I used to imagine being able to walk on the clouds. Not those whispy ones. Obviously not structurally sound. No, those big puffy ones. Climbing over them as if they were albino boulders. Taking ***** on my enemies. Because so would you. I fell in love three times on this very hill. And as many times as I paced that ****** hill. Wouldn't you know it? There was never any love to be found. In all fairness though. I'm not smart enough to recognize it either. I never liked the wind upon my hill so high. Oh sure, every time it got windy the blades of grass would break out into this impromptu synchronized dance montage. It just had a way of distracting me from my thoughts. I still think about this hill. It sits on high upon a sill. It's there this hill must stay. Upon this sill so far away. I go there in my mind you see. To bury my thoughts or set them free. I'm taking you there one day too soon. Don't make plans that afternoon. I wrote those lines up on that hill. Words like that don't rhyme at will. **** it and **** I am getting off topic! This is worse than when I wrote that biopic. Focus kid, I know you're high. Just make it look pretty and say your goodbye. My lushly green haired knuckle cocked up from the ground. It's where you find me should you need me. But that's it. You'll never need me. Don't worry about it. Because she's up here with me. And there are no questions. Just laughter.
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Jun 24, 2016
Jun 24, 2016 at 9:48 PM UTC
This poem is untitled. So this title doesn't count as a title. It's a poser title.
There used to be this hill upon which I would sit. I'd watch the stars every night I could as they waltzed across the sky. I watched Apollo mount his chariot and Ra he did the same. My favorite nights were when the gods would battle with swords of fire off in the distance. I thought about that night the night wept. She was alone, as if it had just occurred to her. She didn't look at me when I sat on the bed next to her. She embraced me and cried. It wasn't the "I just found out Tiffany bought the same shoes I did" cry. It was her heart. The pain was too much to bear. Forever upon this hill were my four horsemen. Pestilence, Famine, Disease, and Death. Steadfast in awaiting my orders they heed in limbo. And when the day comes when I've had enough. (ok so the horsemen were just four trees in close proximity but it's my ****** hill so they're horsemen) I used to imagine being able to walk on the clouds. Not those whispy ones. Obviously not structurally sound. No, those big puffy ones. Climbing over them as if they were albino boulders. Taking ***** on my enemies. Because so would you. I fell in love three times on this very hill. And as many times as I paced that ****** hill. Wouldn't you know it? There was never any love to be found. In all fairness though. I'm not smart enough to recognize it either. I never liked the wind upon my hill so high. Oh sure, every time it got windy the blades of grass would break out into this impromptu synchronized dance montage. It just had a way of distracting me from my thoughts. I still think about this hill. It sits on high upon a sill. It's there this hill must stay. Upon this sill so far away. I go there in my mind you see. To bury my thoughts or set them free. I'm taking you there one day too soon. Don't make plans that afternoon. I wrote those lines up on that hill. Words like that don't rhyme at will. **** it and **** I am getting off topic! This is worse than when I wrote that biopic. Focus kid, I know you're high. Just make it look pretty and say your goodbye. My lushly green haired knuckle cocked up from the ground. It's where you find me should you need me. But that's it. You'll never need me. Don't worry about it. Because she's up here with me. And there are no questions. Just laughter.
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Now I can breath in the valley air, Sans the fear and despair, Though I have never been to the scrumptious valley fair. Stories of the turmoils, Bloodshed and the toils, Now I can see the sun rising from horizon of scare. Lofty and lushly I hear, Chinar trees sear, Blood red, mauve, yellow leaves, allegorical, the bruise heal. Insurgence has met its expiration, Reverent, stands the nation, And now after the tremulous affair Let's breath in the valley air. Bostful, the national pride, Paradoxical waft shall end, And as a nation, we stand, To breath in the valley air.
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Aug 30, 2019
Aug 30, 2019 at 11:49 AM UTC
The valley air
Mine November It was the sunny November; The day which I always remember Coz all of friends were same and somebody came Unexpectedly... To make the words tunely; And ecstasy to live even strongly To fragrance mine flower with amending in an hour Lushly... see the moon isn't brightening like the same since the day you have came mine bird got its nest and my life is glorious till the rest Unamendingly...
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Nov 4, 2015
Nov 4, 2015 at 9:45 PM UTC
Mine November
what if i destroy you what if i put you between heaven and hurting what if i love you what if you find me dreaming some morning and lushly fold me in your crispest singe ?
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Feb 13, 2012
Feb 13, 2012 at 5:54 AM UTC
Untitled