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"mineself" poems
i. Cap-a-pie I loveth thee; Mine own, mine self Mine whole, mine queen. ii. Lashes and eyes I loveth thee; Mine home, mine help Best friend, and dream. iii. Leg's and thighs I loveth thee; Mine girl, mine world Mine living, breathing. iv. Spirit and mind I loveth thee; I giveth mineself, To thee in sickness Or wealth, in good Times or bad health. v. Marry and sedate Me in passionate Meed; thou art Mine want, thou Art mine yearning, Mine longing, Mine need. vi. Cap-a-pie Mine Queen; ©Brandon Nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl Jane Nagley dedicated ( Filipino rose)
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Jan 1, 2016
Jan 1, 2016 at 2:51 PM UTC
Cap-a-pie ( Head to toe) Shakespeare toungue
A breadcrumb I am - the morsel of my old dough,      a piece of chewed bread rotten, missed near a toe, shredded by the sons of righteousness and “normality”,      entombed I am under the carpet to fulfil “morality”. Mum added the yeast for me to grow, as well as flour,      Hoping my crust would golden as a vivid live flower, She sprinkled little salt into me, to know the grimes,      Sugar too, for life brings out the salt to eyes, at times. Dad poured the water, to soften toughness uncalled,      For man is kind too, not merely clay masked, walled - And above all, they added affection and compassion,      They wanted me to satisfy mineself, not one’s ration. Into the oven, 9 minutes, under fire: I show colors,      The warmth turned the heart warm for all others; I am left to rest, to harden the shell and eternal body,      To be perfect as ma and pa wish: not adverse, shoddy. But the stale, unpuffed, unfresh bread of this world,      covets but loathes what is good and not yet twirled, It wishes for me to inhibit mold and evict dignity,     Mais allez, étrange moi, expose me not to malignity. The least of their gurgling sounds puncture heads,      And the weakest of their advice the spirit dreads; The making of me is the capacity of mine flexes,      Your ingredients suit not me, mortals and sexes. Days yearn for you, not this battle of complexes:      You, mine old dough who suddenly “complex” is, My parents baked me on low heat nice and gentle,      And they sear me with words not for me, mental! Know you: Pita, Kmajj, Brioche, Shrak, or Baguette,      Bread is bread, could be different, but it is no threat.
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Jan 18, 2023
Jan 18, 2023 at 9:27 AM UTC
The Battle of Breads
A breadcrumb I am - the morsel of my old dough,      a piece of chewed bread rotten, missed near a toe, shredded by the sons of righteousness and “normality”,      entombed I am under the carpet to fulfil “morality”. Mum added the yeast for me to grow, as well as flour,      Hoping my crust would golden as a vivid live flower, She sprinkled little salt into me, to know the grimes,      Sugar too, for life brings out the salt to eyes, at times. Dad poured the water, to soften toughness uncalled,      For man is kind too, not merely clay masked, walled - And above all, they added affection and compassion,      They wanted me to satisfy mineself, not one’s ration. Into the oven, 9 minutes, under fire: I show colors,      The warmth turned the heart warm for all others; I am left to rest, to harden the shell and eternal body,      To be perfect as ma and pa wish: not adverse, shoddy. But the stale, unpuffed, unfresh bread of this world,      covets but loathes what is good and not yet twirled, It wishes for me to inhibit mold and evict dignity,     Mais allez, étrange moi, expose me not to malignity. The least of their gurgling sounds puncture heads,      And the weakest of their advice the spirit dreads; The making of me is the capacity of mine flexes,      Your ingredients suit not me, mortals and sexes. Days yearn for you, not this battle of complexes:      You, mine old dough who suddenly “complex” is, My parents baked me on low heat nice and gentle,      And they sear me with words not for me, mental! Know you: Pita, Kmajj, Brioche, Shrak, or Baguette,      Bread is bread, could be different, but it is no threat.
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ojos de Angel Thy dress is quite seen, thy vocabulary to me reads The word's of a queen....... mo chuisle Thy feet art tired from work Relax, let mine finger's exhort, pressing and caressing softly to thy skin..... buah hatiku For thee I write ancient poems and haiku's Doth thou not seeith thou art mine muse, and law giver to me? sirenita I've traveled for thee from afar I giveth mine courtship to thee, and heart For though distance doth not keep us apart, Distance is but a word As mineself I canst maketh it all real... Just telleth me, When thou art up for a real call A real visit And everything to be.... For I'd giveth all for thou Mine reina Mine everything.... ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Elsa angelica dedication
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Jul 14, 2015
Jul 14, 2015 at 12:25 PM UTC
ojos de Angel ( Angel eyes) spanish tongue
i. Alleluia, I proclaim, six month's it hath been, an eternestial Keep. None need for word's to cometh out of mine mouth and lips, none need for mine sight to peep. For now; soundly do I sleep. Slumbering in mine dulcet Jane's deepest desires and wishes. ii. Every fibril of mineself, shalt be tucked away in her niches, warm and cozy therein I wilt abode; I wouldst selleth all possessions, to be next to her, though I knoweth patience hath Us on hold. iii. In the meanwhile, we shalt cosmogyral, ground to air, a many whilsts. Creshinta lovenairs, O' another six month's wilt cometh again. A lifetime I looketh forward to, kindred spirit, best friend. iv. I will not cease, from building upon thee ourn bedrock, thus the ticking hand tick's away, and the minutes betray the clock's. In heaven amour, is where we do belong, with melodious angel's singing hymn's; and saint's to play ourn song. We wilt forever be, six month's from now, six year's, six generation's, six hundred fear's, six-thousand kisses, six million glares, six billon glimpses, of thee mine wife and me all ourn lives. In matrimonial bozeere. ©Brandon Nagley ©Lonesome poets poetry ©Earl Jane Nagley dedicated ( Filipino rose)
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Feb 9, 2016
Feb 9, 2016 at 9:15 PM UTC
Eternestial αδελφές ψυχές ( Eternestial soulmates) greek tongue- ( Happy 6 month anniversary jane)!!!!
i I'm stuck inside her panaginip lip's, she's ****** me all in She cast a spell, of amour' swell, chain's of cabochon to her hips; Oh mine giliw, thine finger's art sweated, locking mine own We'll treck thine mountain's, and rule the slopes, then back home ii We shalt Kench the white puffies, floating above ourn observation, making elephant's and giraffe's with touched finger, Two strange unknown attainer's, strapped with starry wit We shalt never forget another, always to be closer as lovers, bliss iii As Beowulf, I shalt slayeth the dragon's, and pain-seekers of hate For plentiness shalt be by bucket's, as gold dust falls as ourn date; An Iniibig kita from thou, a Lagi kitang iniisip from mineself An Gusto kitang tawagan from thou when I'm gone, Pahalik!!!! ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Pilipino rosas/ あある じぇえん
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Aug 6, 2015
Aug 6, 2015 at 9:58 PM UTC
Pahalik ( let me have a kiss) filipino tongue...
i. I shalt consign mineself In a balikbayan box; A snug hole to tryeth to **** air Mine lung's tightly in lock. ii. On a plane, on a ship, in a bus I shalt squeezeth mine carrion in; Thinking of mine betrothed amare How I must risketh mine life, for me to get there. iii. As I wilt meeteth her at the Sari-sari store's Though I wilt be broke, no money, only amour; Though tis love's not about money, or materialistic junk As I thinkest all this, I thinkest soon ill break from mine trunk. iv. As the plane halt's, mine crate roll's around Mine queen hath found me, in shock, her tear's cometh down; Because I fleweth mineself in this darkly space It was all for a purpose, to seeith the one I loveth, and her face. ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poets poetry ©Earl Jane dedication
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Aug 16, 2015
Aug 16, 2015 at 8:07 PM UTC
Sending mine love, by balikbayan box;
I locked mineself To her leg; I swallowed the key I shackled mineself, into her head. I seeketh not to be free By wordly standard; The great architect Showed me, I'm free with her, tis she is mine lantern. ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl Jane nagley dedication
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Aug 30, 2015
Aug 30, 2015 at 8:11 PM UTC
solas suas an dorchadas ( light up the darkness) old irish tongue
i. A black vested barbarian From the land of Corinth; Garbed in snowy himation Travelling the Filipino drench. ii. Twas, I was not use to this land There's only a dry and wet season; Mine black snake Boot's Protected me from venomous poison. iii. This ground as mine own Untamed primal eye's; They Pierce through the wilderness Phantom's passeth through thy body, it's their energy as a high. iv. Tis I was greeted By an aboriginal watcher; I met her mother, who wanted me for her daughter I Gaveth mineself to this young queen, mind full of wonder. v. As tis I hath joined, this clan of beautiful native's I consecrated mine Reyna's amour', as we became related; Whilst we danced, around the fire her mother hath built The Filipino bead's around mine neck read " Jane", meaning self. ©Brandon nagley ©Earl Jane nagley dedication ©Lonesome poet's poetry
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Aug 25, 2015
Aug 25, 2015 at 7:25 AM UTC
"Isang kaluluwa"(" One soul") filipino tongue
Je vais lui envoyer tous les miens amour 'de onciale, en les faisant flotter dans une bouteille sur la rivière, tous les jours ça me fait peur elle va disparaitre, parce que quotidiennement pour son cœur de la mine groweth plus grand, et tout mon coeur devient plus gros, la mienne âme soupire pour elle de plus, je ne l'ai jamais senti ce sentiment, que pour le mien vie passée mi amour '... Alors, quand la bouteille atteint aux rivage, et quand elle picketh il, je prayeth pour obtenir une bouteille de retour, dans laquelle son amour doth remplir jusqu'à .... et si elle ne reçoivent pas l'amour mienne bouteille remplie, je flottais en descendant le fleuve, je seras floateth mineself bas cette rivière, même si je dois essayer de noyer pour la reine mienne .... et si cette bouteille don 't vient à terre, le corps au moins mine, elle saura que, si tous ces poèmes ne montre pas, pour moi tis amour pour elle était réel (  french dialect) ( English translated) I'll send her all mine amour' uncial's, by floating them in a bottle down the river, daily it scares me she's gonna dissapear, because daily for her mine heart groweth bigger, and whilst mine heart gets bigger, mine soul longeth for her more, I've never felt this feeling, only for mine past life mi amour'... So when the bottle reacheth the shore, and when she picketh it up, I prayeth to get a bottle back, wherein her love doth fill it up....and if she don't get mine love filled bottle, I floated down the stream, I shalt floateth mineself down that river, even if I have to drown trying for mine queen ....and if that bottle don't cometh to shore, at least mine body will, than she'll know, if all these poems didn't show, for tis mine love for her was real.... ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry....
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Jul 8, 2015
Jul 8, 2015 at 2:54 PM UTC
message dans une bouteille( Message in a bottle) french tongue
Je vais lui envoyer tous les miens amour 'de onciale, en les faisant flotter dans une bouteille sur la rivière, tous les jours ça me fait peur elle va disparaitre, parce que quotidiennement pour son cœur de la mine groweth plus grand, et tout mon coeur devient plus gros, la mienne âme soupire pour elle de plus, je ne l'ai jamais senti ce sentiment, que pour le mien vie passée mi amour '... Alors, quand la bouteille atteint aux rivage, et quand elle picketh il, je prayeth pour obtenir une bouteille de retour, dans laquelle son amour doth remplir jusqu'à .... et si elle ne reçoivent pas l'amour mienne bouteille remplie, je flottais en descendant le fleuve, je seras floateth mineself bas cette rivière, même si je dois essayer de noyer pour la reine mienne .... et si cette bouteille don 't vient à terre, le corps au moins mine, elle saura que, si tous ces poèmes ne montre pas, pour moi tis amour pour elle était réel (  french dialect) ( English translated) I'll send her all mine amour' uncial's, by floating them in a bottle down the river, daily it scares me she's gonna dissapear, because daily for her mine heart groweth bigger, and whilst mine heart gets bigger, mine soul longeth for her more, I've never felt this feeling, only for mine past life mi amour'... So when the bottle reacheth the shore, and when she picketh it up, I prayeth to get a bottle back, wherein her love doth fill it up....and if she don't get mine love filled bottle, I floated down the stream, I shalt floateth mineself down that river, even if I have to drown trying for mine queen ....and if that bottle don't cometh to shore, at least mine body will, than she'll know, if all these poems didn't show, for tis mine love for her was real.... ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry....
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Hath mighty gods placed ye among the stars? Those heavenly eyes that gaze down at us? Those stitchings of ethereal pale scars? Nay, I see the moon only, its beams combust. Wherefore art thou the one we don't deserve? Thou shouldst be soaring as an angel soars. Then I would espy, if I had the nerve. And you'd tear my mask, the one I once wore. Wouldst thou grace me with thine beauty, seraph? or wouldst thou blind me with effervescence? Wouldst thou judge me, in hand your black tariff? Or wouldst thou make mineself evanescent? For now, I dream within my dream, my love. And I glance upward, smiling at you above.
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Nov 10, 2012
Nov 10, 2012 at 6:05 PM UTC
I (Shakespearean Sonnet)
The younger generation prefers a quick text to show their love, Though younger mineself... I prefer an old fashioned phone call Or a heartfelt old style romanced letter Written Sealed Delivered by me... I guess im just just old fashioned In a new age soup bowl!!!
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Jun 19, 2015
Jun 19, 2015 at 3:44 PM UTC
Old fashioned romantic
I see mine queen, her brown eye's, to, I see her view, so much beauty, so true And I think to mineself She mine mi amour'............ I seeith the sky with her moon, moon of night The luminescent sun, with her smile so bright And tis, I think to mineself She's mine mi amour'!!!!!!!! The colors of her words, so unknown to mankind, An angel of God, a writer in disguise... I seeith her showing love, asking other's ( how dost thou do?) She's just being her, as tis she loveth helping me and thou to... When I heareth her crying, I heareth her moan. She's mine all, I'd taketh her pain, and cleareth her white as snow Because I think to mineself....... She's mine mi amour'!!!!! Yes, tis, I think to mineself.......... SHE'S MINE MI AMOUR'..............
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Jul 7, 2015
Jul 7, 2015 at 8:12 PM UTC
Remake of (what a Wonderful world)originally written sang by louis armstrong( i made a version of mine own) enjoy mine title- shes mine mi amour'......
(Spanish tongue) Soy la campesino querubín esclavo En mía reina serpahim de amor-jaula. Y incluso si ella fue a diere yo la llave A descubrir mineself y ser gratis; No habrías wanteth de todos modos es , Me encanta ser su sirviente ...... Me ama ser su esclavo ....... (English version) I'm a peasant cherub slave In mine queen serpahim's love-cage. And even if she was to giveth me the key To unlock mineself and be free; I wouldst not wanteth it anyway's, I love being her servant...... I loveth being her slave....... ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry
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Jul 10, 2015
Jul 10, 2015 at 6:51 PM UTC
Me tiro en su jaula , me encierro de distancia ( Throw me in her cage, lock me away) spanish tongue.......for mi amour
In the spectral mausoleum Wherein the human's left me deserted; I still wilt writeth transcendent poesy Mine blood as the word's to be posted. An anointed omnipresent To luster her anticipation of mine proclivity; She awaiteth me, behind the benevolence As her optical's art painting's in Renoir relevance . I revamp mine apparition To maketh mineself to her more known; She seeith mine black suit, unbuttoned shirt She feeleth mine flesh, and strokes mine old bones. All mine bad misgivings, she erases like as if at school She's the teacher, I'm her student, though tis I breaketh rules; Yet I do payeth attention, to this queen whoever she is Yet thou must remember, this is all a dream, spurious wish! Though tis just an illusion, I still hath highest Hope's Because I'm not the other men, proudly others seeith that most; As tis I shalt continue on, writing amour for one not around Whoever she is, and who she might be, please release me from.. The ground................ ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry
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Aug 1, 2015
Aug 1, 2015 at 8:42 PM UTC
Ubi est amantis Quidve release? ubi es regina? ( Where is that lover release? where art thou queen?) Latin tongue
In subjection To her deepest requests In subjection I layeth down mine best In subjection Yet whilst courting her mine A clock that canst stop An amour' of world end time Ourn wings shalt fly Make a bunker on the moon Lay a blanket at ourn quarry The snakes to weave on through Silhouettes of ourn Shadow's Making love is wild radiance Forgetting of all the others As for eachother in all remberance Experts of vie passée cognition A bonheur never known to man A peaceful sanctuary A sacré dynasty inconnu to new edge ère Blackened dusked perfume I shalt goût to her mascara Espagnes miroir to give me what I need For me to seeith mineself, As for her to seeith I am her She is me!!!
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Jun 12, 2015
Jun 12, 2015 at 10:34 AM UTC
assujettissement à mi amour ( subjection to mi amour') french tongue
What is dusk, but the promise of dawn? Where all of the wrongs shall be undone, Your love, the eternal flower of purity Your heart, an epicenter of sincerity - No failure made Where knowledge hadn’t come A sweet serenade Of your love behind, sung - The furious creature in me By you always calmed Your word, in my heart True as psalms. - Were I growthed different Who would I be? I druther not think it For shall it ne’er matter to me - Your tolerance For my mistakes unknow And your pride no matter For How I have grown - When I seek silence, When I think mineself a cur, Feeling you with me My creature doth pur - My questions ever answered Your back never turned When young and asleep in your loving arms, Could not a soul me stirred. - So ever after and always Will I remain here for thee, My death only bothersome, If I let you alone be.
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Jan 20, 2013
Jan 20, 2013 at 12:08 AM UTC
For My Mother.
i. Once on the bier, now far beyond the cerulean, Once benighted in death's uninvited, Now sipping on empyrean cloud's, that stretcheth past the Caribbean. ii. All once fogged, bitten by snake's and dog's, stumbled upon The log's, of quietus in the abyss; awaited I for deceasing ship's, to carrieth mine billow's, to darkened dungeon hell-made Pillow's- awaiting with mine name. iii. Thus, I was delivered throughout all that pain, mine old-self was slain, given rebirth again. Given I another chance, from God other's dismiss; sent to I, was mine daffadowndilly spring, from God who heard mine ring's, as mine mouth screamed and wailed. He answered all in detail, the finest wine to man, he gaveth me the best of plan's- with darkling queenish strand's. iv. So with a humbling poetic stand, I holdeth a ring inside mine hand, and I shalt boweth lord, O' God first to thee; then I'll lowereth mineself secondly, to mine queen, to slippeth a ring upon mine sweet. ©Brandon Nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl Jane Nagley ( Filipino rose) dedication
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Jan 12, 2016
Jan 12, 2016 at 10:29 PM UTC
Far beyond the cerulean
O' brother     Today is the anniversary     of the day you were born     But Fear not     for I have a Present     It is a cake obviously     Never doubt me     never     Either way     cake     For you should feed your Gluttony     And though I ate nine-tenths of the cake     you still ate     O how kind I am     How much more Retribution     truth     But I am higher of that     Regarded as Saint     that is what kindness I have     O' brother     I write to you today     for my anniversary of the day     I died came     I have seen a ******     I have seen a robbery     I have seen the cruelty of humanity     But all I am and is a bystander     who keeps His Head down     With mediocrity     and hypocrisy     Ego dominant     while the Id is miniscule     Either way     It seems that     I can't show my kindness no more     O' mineself     I have a confession     I may see the trash     out of all the trash     and though the foggy mirror     blurs it     I Still See     Mineself     For even though     I have saved a kittens life     I have saved a boys life     I have saved a girls life     I have saved an adults life     I have saved my ego     I have saved my Id     How more trash could I be     I can't say sorry     no     I can only say that I am no more     a saint     a bystander     just the trashiest     of all trash
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Oct 29, 2020
Oct 29, 2020 at 12:53 PM UTC
The Trashiest of All Trash
O' brother     Today is the anniversary     of the day you were born     But Fear not     for I have a Present     It is a cake obviously     Never doubt me     never     Either way     cake     For you should feed your Gluttony     And though I ate nine-tenths of the cake     you still ate     O how kind I am     How much more Retribution     truth     But I am higher of that     Regarded as Saint     that is what kindness I have     O' brother     I write to you today     for my anniversary of the day     I died came     I have seen a ******     I have seen a robbery     I have seen the cruelty of humanity     But all I am and is a bystander     who keeps His Head down     With mediocrity     and hypocrisy     Ego dominant     while the Id is miniscule     Either way     It seems that     I can't show my kindness no more     O' mineself     I have a confession     I may see the trash     out of all the trash     and though the foggy mirror     blurs it     I Still See     Mineself     For even though     I have saved a kittens life     I have saved a boys life     I have saved a girls life     I have saved an adults life     I have saved my ego     I have saved my Id     How more trash could I be     I can't say sorry     no     I can only say that I am no more     a saint     a bystander     just the trashiest     of all trash
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Mi amour' Please do not cry, I shalt crucify mineself To wipe the tears from thine eyes.... Mi amour' Please don't feel alone, Thou already knoweth That I am thy home.... ©Brandon nagley ©lonesome poets poetry
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Jul 9, 2015
Jul 9, 2015 at 5:46 PM UTC
Ne pleure pas, je serai à ton côté( Do not cry, ill be at thy side) french tongue
Lately In honesty As an addict to pain pills I've felt like just getting back on the ****** train And saying the hell with it all, Though when I think about it I know, God is that pill That heals all pain Cancer Sickness Disease Depression Sleep apnea Suicidal thoughts Hurt Wanting Needing All.... As when I want to pop a nice ****** elixer I must first think to mineself... God, Is the elixer to all... God is the magic pill...
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Jul 6, 2015
Jul 6, 2015 at 5:20 PM UTC
God, the magic pill
Yea, These are mine last scriptures, No more thoughts to come out blistered No more cuts to snap thy pictures Moribund to mineself!!! No reaching hands, No none help No marching band to play mine kilt A tombstone of lonesomes lost!! No clothes to be buried, No queen to soothe me None to marry The cliff I've come to now! No sun, no clouds No children to laugh and play Just darkness to cover me Smothered breathe!! No candle to light mine way No tommorrow Nor the next day!!!!! For as I always say When thou wilt seeith these writings stop, Than thou wilt knoweth something's wrong!!!!!! FINUS!!!
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May 30, 2015
May 30, 2015 at 8:16 PM UTC
Finis- (the end) Latin translated...
Nostalgic butterfly's of confectionery Felicity Whilst the draft sways to ourn archaic old style fenestella Thou wilt be that Cinderella As I mineself shalt be thy consort savior!!!! Sentiments to hang as beads Wherein ourn pictures wilt mark the streets A Spaniard a Greek freak leaving puddles Of ourn good tidings!!!! Daisies shalt grow Around ourn ancient abode Yet even with none home I already knoweth thou art mine roost!!! I'll giveth thou confidence If thyself shalt giveth me a boost And telleth me Thou loveth mine all For Tis I make mistakes One day a beast The next an angel Yet canst thou forgiveth me? For thou art mine flower bud rose The comfort in mine toes In between wherein the warmth never fades Taketh me tomorrow amare If thou dares Do not leaveth For we got now! Today!!!! For whilst I'm still a fool At least I can say honesty I'm a fool for thou!!!
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Jun 15, 2015
Jun 15, 2015 at 6:08 PM UTC
ανόητος είμαι , αλλά ανόητος στην αγάπη ( Fool i am , but a fool in love) greek tongue
See I'm just a lonesome peasant at the Spanish castle door Hungry for food, thirsty for her decor Her Spanish hillside resides in a place I shalt not speaketh ( secrecy I vow to keepeth) As tis her door is adorned in Luna illumination, Amour's central station.......... As she seeith me beseech her For her Latin sheek Mine legs get heavied Mine extremities goeth week Mine breathing goes faint Mine eye's rolleth back Then she taketh me in Upon her reina love shack Inside her abode Is decorated by orb painting scene's Her thought's stuck on poetry As her words art her dreams.... She's realism to me And a fantasy as well Though tis I think to mineself ( truly she is all real) For she feeleth me As I feeleth her to Nothing couldst ever separate Two mi amour's so true, For as I left her house I found a little secret Her second casa Nest's beyond a martian surface....... For I went there For when she shalt cometh For she doesn't knoweth That I'll replace her plastic gnome in her garden on Mars, With mine own self to showeth ...
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Jun 26, 2015
Jun 26, 2015 at 2:50 PM UTC
Peasant of spain
i I feeleth a calming bereavement, from mine own heart's dying I mosey the coffin carousel of this lonesomeness artistic torture; I dig with nail's into mine isolation box, kicking stones, lifting rock's, and as the nightshine seepeth, I close mine eyes, weepeth. ii Yet this grave shalt not be mine end, though an amour is not there, for forlornness hath becometh a beloved best of friends; Thither the protection of the gloom, I shalt burst on through, breaking into the rainbow that shalt streameth to mine beauty. iii Mine dying shalt reneweth me, the tomb shalt not subdue me The copse forest shalt enticeth me, as I swayeth and flyeth asunder from mine carcass, with none asunder to holdeth back mine natural capabilities, as all senses shalt be enhanced. iv The wind wilt guideth me wherein others couldst not, mine creator to showeth me mine lifespan plot, to continue to loveth, even whilst the groan's that cometh near, mine vision, and view's to be glorious, this freedom of mine eternal entity alive, no fear's. v It shalt be a triumphant of all life's, wherein I shalt haveth a wife, to comfort me, thus all to be alright, as guardian's to me shalt be an insight, an insight of mineself deeply and the spiritual realm that shalt engulf me, and swaddle me so peacefully in awakening. ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry
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Jul 29, 2015
Jul 29, 2015 at 8:01 AM UTC
Éveillé mort ( Awake death) french tongue
i The inferno I go into, as I shalt not be burnt by hurting arrow's A being born of love, taking shuttle from a dove, passing the cup, As Ill-will circle's me, the contempt of many tryeth to ****** me As I'm loosed from their naysaying, to their gameplaying anger. ii Anew I wilt linger, in this round spinning ball, giving beauty of forgiveness and awe, showing other's the light of God, as the prey wilt lacerate, as angels to me shalt emancipate me of daily aching and nightly heartbreaking, for tis this spirit's overcoming all . iii I seeith the real between the false,i seeith the idol's the crowd worship's like a mob, I seeith the murderous bigotry of word's gone wrong, I seeith mineself singing a heavenly song, a comeback from the bygone's, a holder of many vision's. iv Overriding superstition, giving authenticity between dreaming wishes, not listening to misconstruction, letting mine conscience  alive from allegation, moving mine wing's, nation to nation, giving the true one's an invitation, cometh one, cometh all. v Smiling wide, not changing what and who I am, spiritual by birth, though this place, a man, not saying I won't, to things I canst, a wonderful show, of graceful stand, and even if I'm a one man band, (which I shalt not be,) I'll keepeth on smiling, for I am me.... ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poets poetry
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Jul 26, 2015
Jul 26, 2015 at 10:17 PM UTC
Ego me, et fugies { For i am me, and i shalt fly} latin tongue