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"neigh" poems
The Feminine Core Without it, Earth is no Earth. I, Fathima—the primeval woman—have no doubt: the circle of prophets is my witness— I touched the bottom of her waters. Zeroed into her zero-neigh, circled it with my hair, and laid down her foundation, hardwired with my circle.
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Sep 7, 2017
Sep 7, 2017 at 10:59 PM UTC
The Feminine Core
. •they'd                come at night•                these footsteps are                never light• always                     heavy and running ar-                       ound•...they are annoy-                         ingly creepy..., these aw-                        ful sounds•every night,                           after eleven without                         fail•into rooms,                         us they would                         tail• making a                         din overhead                         •when all                                                  should                         be quiet inste-                          ad•like barefooted                           children i would ***                           ume...•wandering and                           exploring into every ro-                            om•...could they come                             wilfully•from the cou-                                 ple who live above                             me•i very much                              doubt so•bec-                              ause this much                              i know...•that                              the neigh- bour up-                     stairs, they're                         old•frail and meek;                             never bold•they'd re-                             tire early•after late, ne-                             ver a party•now... there                             the feet go again•drivi-                             ng me almost insane•                             on my ceiling now,                             they're pacing•                         they know i kn-                         ow and they are                         playing•these                         invisible                                                 feet•ne-                         ver would we                             meet•one thing for                            sure•this is not a friv-                             olous tour•determined                             to tell•that they exist                               as well•nothing i'm                                certain but it is clear                                •i think they really                               like it here...•                               •i don't think                                they're leavi-                               ng•they're                                bent on staying...
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Feb 12, 2015
Feb 12, 2015 at 8:48 AM UTC
Footsteps
. •they'd                come at night•                these footsteps are                never light• always                     heavy and running ar-                       ound•...they are annoy-                         ingly creepy..., these aw-                        ful sounds•every night,                           after eleven without                         fail•into rooms,                         us they would                         tail• making a                         din overhead                         •when all                                                  should                         be quiet inste-                          ad•like barefooted                           children i would ***                           ume...•wandering and                           exploring into every ro-                            om•...could they come                             wilfully•from the cou-                                 ple who live above                             me•i very much                              doubt so•bec-                              ause this much                              i know...•that                              the neigh- bour up-                     stairs, they're                         old•frail and meek;                             never bold•they'd re-                             tire early•after late, ne-                             ver a party•now... there                             the feet go again•drivi-                             ng me almost insane•                             on my ceiling now,                             they're pacing•                         they know i kn-                         ow and they are                         playing•these                         invisible                                                 feet•ne-                         ver would we                             meet•one thing for                            sure•this is not a friv-                             olous tour•determined                             to tell•that they exist                               as well•nothing i'm                                certain but it is clear                                •i think they really                               like it here...•                               •i don't think                                they're leavi-                               ng•they're                                bent on staying...
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I cried at the breakfast table this morning my father carefully explained, "wives must be submissive to their husbands" "housecleaning is the domain of the woman" "God created woman because man asked for a partner" This past semester I wrote two papers One, a fire and brimstone sermon           I quoted Anais Nin           sending the creators of sexist commercials to eternal suffering           **** them!" I said. "May they burn in hell."           For the women they portrayed were doormats           Misconceptions           Monsters The other, the role of women in the 1920s,            No longer confined to the kitchen            they dropped ballots with their new freedom            they wore short dresses and short tresses            fingers wrapped around cigs            they quoted Wilde instead of Alcott            they danced until their feet hurt         I read of Anais Nin's "new woman," her partnership, not submission to man, I craved a room of my own, neigh demanded it For sheep stayed in the kitchen, The Woolf had a study. I read poetry Sexton, Plath, I wept for their starved, depressed selves caged, suffocating inside the clasped hands of a man. Loved like rib-cage jails. Adrienne Rich made me angry, her daughter-in-law forever trying to fit into a box she was always too big for, spilling at the edges, her shaved legs like "white mammoth tusks" I was finally happy with my womanhood. ****** ****** ***** ******** they are mine. ******* free to move unrestrained, jiggling under my shirt. Wetness between my thighs. Menstrual blood, they are mine. mine. I am not ashamed of what I am because there is no shame. I am woman, I am girl, I am lady. I am a creature with a voice a mind. a creature who endured much abuse, continue to endure. I am woman and I don't have to be wife or mother unless I want to be. I was not created for man; I was created for the same reason he was, to serve the same great purpose on this tiny blue dot. I am not rib. I am ****** ****** ***** ******** ******* free, unrestrained, Wetness between my thighs. Menstrual blood, I am a per. I am a wo. I am a hu. Man and son need to back down, collaborate not dominate, speak not command, for when less are forced into silence, the maddening scream hidden inside skin and bones and muscle-meat becomes song. this world of car horns and tire screeches crying and wailing from raw throats angry protests of indignation could use a little music.
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 6:59 PM UTC
Father broke my heart.
I cried at the breakfast table this morning my father carefully explained, "wives must be submissive to their husbands" "housecleaning is the domain of the woman" "God created woman because man asked for a partner" This past semester I wrote two papers One, a fire and brimstone sermon           I quoted Anais Nin           sending the creators of sexist commercials to eternal suffering           **** them!" I said. "May they burn in hell."           For the women they portrayed were doormats           Misconceptions           Monsters The other, the role of women in the 1920s,            No longer confined to the kitchen            they dropped ballots with their new freedom            they wore short dresses and short tresses            fingers wrapped around cigs            they quoted Wilde instead of Alcott            they danced until their feet hurt         I read of Anais Nin's "new woman," her partnership, not submission to man, I craved a room of my own, neigh demanded it For sheep stayed in the kitchen, The Woolf had a study. I read poetry Sexton, Plath, I wept for their starved, depressed selves caged, suffocating inside the clasped hands of a man. Loved like rib-cage jails. Adrienne Rich made me angry, her daughter-in-law forever trying to fit into a box she was always too big for, spilling at the edges, her shaved legs like "white mammoth tusks" I was finally happy with my womanhood. ****** ****** ***** ******** they are mine. ******* free to move unrestrained, jiggling under my shirt. Wetness between my thighs. Menstrual blood, they are mine. mine. I am not ashamed of what I am because there is no shame. I am woman, I am girl, I am lady. I am a creature with a voice a mind. a creature who endured much abuse, continue to endure. I am woman and I don't have to be wife or mother unless I want to be. I was not created for man; I was created for the same reason he was, to serve the same great purpose on this tiny blue dot. I am not rib. I am ****** ****** ***** ******** ******* free, unrestrained, Wetness between my thighs. Menstrual blood, I am a per. I am a wo. I am a hu. Man and son need to back down, collaborate not dominate, speak not command, for when less are forced into silence, the maddening scream hidden inside skin and bones and muscle-meat becomes song. this world of car horns and tire screeches crying and wailing from raw throats angry protests of indignation could use a little music.
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Love is a thing most wretched vile, hear me now for what I say is true. A shattered soul, an empty smile is all that will remain of you. If Love should be when the birds would sing, then a crow I must be. If Love doth joy from the heart forth-bring then mine is but a lonesome cavity. If one should drink from that poisoned spring to prove absurdity, then one will cling to suffering for neigh eternity. Yet know this about Love's bittersweet breath: If it is pure, it will outlast even death.
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Aug 27, 2014
Aug 27, 2014 at 8:25 AM UTC
Bittersweet
Seek to always be true to your Self, both when it's easy, and yet more so when it's neigh impossible. The Friends you make living Life that way will blow your ******* mind and last you a ******* lifetime.
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Nov 10, 2013
Nov 10, 2013 at 1:49 PM UTC
Integrity
"Move" they say and put martingale on with a neigh Thai pony in Chiang Mai A green patch of grass was what your heart desires would yourself like a chew of truss? In the forest with no name on hard concrete without an aim swimming with the tuk-tuk wave "Where am I?" you ask with side-patched eye "My knees are soft like a microwaved pie" But all you ever get is a whip on the back from the oddity with some leather strap "Why are you so hesitant while all the other stallions are competent don't you know the creatures in the carriage are very important?" "How important are the vultures in the world I don't know but I know that I won't say no if you borrow a thread of my hair for a violin bow and play their funeral march with it to and fro"
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May 20, 2014
May 20, 2014 at 11:39 AM UTC
Quitting A Soulless Job
Be the best thing you break it into pieces Seven hours and 17 without sleeping the end is neigh as you look up into the sky Waves of Smoke Piling up high
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Feb 15, 2016
Feb 15, 2016 at 4:38 PM UTC
Waves Of Smoke
“Vehicular Favouritism” Opinion is how to know the best kind,         What preference hath thee of the best car? For best may be based on the shiny find,         Is best not simply what takes thee so far? The sights we see attract thine eye of gold,         Why pay unemployable hope and dream? The best is but the one in heart found bold,         Doth it raise heart and soul? Or self-esteem? The ride you find to be at utmost high, Is this the one that you daily befriend? May it differ how thine neighbor doth fly, Do you favour the ones they recommend? Think of this thought now short-- which is the best? Four wheels and an engine-- matter the rest?
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Mar 11, 2014
Mar 11, 2014 at 6:18 PM UTC
"veHICuLAR faVORitISM"
The tide rises, the tide falls, The twilight darkens, the curlew calls; Along the sea-sands damp and brown The traveller hastens toward the town And the tide rises, the tide falls. Darkness settles on the roofs and walls But the sea, the sea in darkness calls; The little waves, with their soft, white hands, Efface the footprints in the sands And the tide rises, the tide falls. The morning breaks; the steeds in their stalls Stamp and neigh, as the hostler calls; The day returns, but nevermore Returns the traveller to the shore, And the tide rises, the tide falls.
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The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls
GRANDMOTHER A singing, child, a singing about the great stallion, who would not drink the water, the water in its blackness, in among the branches. Where it finds the bridge, it hands there, singing. Who knows what water is, my child, its tail waving, through the dark green chambers? MOTHER Sleep, my flower, the stallion is not drinking. GRANDMOTHER Sleep, my rose, the stallion is crying. His legs are wounded, his mane is frozen, in his eyes, there is a blade of silver. They went to the river. Ay, how they went! Blood running, quicker than water. MOTHER Sleep, my flower, the stallion is not drinking. GRANDMOTHER Sleep, my rose, the stallion is crying. MOTHER It would not touch the wet shore, his burning muzzle, silvered with flies. He would only neigh, to the harsh mountains, a weight of river, dead, against his throat. Ay, proud stallion that would not drink the water! Ay, pain of snowfall, stallion of daybreak! GRANDMOTHER Do not come here! Wait, close the window, with branches of dream, and dreams of branches. MOTHER My child is sleeping. GRANDMOTHER My child is silent. MOTHER Stallion, my child has a soft pillow. GRANDMOTHER Steel for his cradle. MOTHER Lace for his covers. GRANDMOTHER A singing, child, a singing. MOTHER Ay, pround stallion that would not drink the water! GRANDMOTHER Don't come here! Don't enter! Go up to the mountain through a sombre valley, to where the wild mare is. MOTHER gazing My child is sleeping. GRANDMOTHER My child is resting. MOTHER (softly) Sleep, my flower, the stallion is not drinking. GRANDMOTHER (rising, and very softly) Sleep, my rose, the stallion is crying.
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A Singing (From Blood Wedding: Act I)
GRANDMOTHER A singing, child, a singing about the great stallion, who would not drink the water, the water in its blackness, in among the branches. Where it finds the bridge, it hands there, singing. Who knows what water is, my child, its tail waving, through the dark green chambers? MOTHER Sleep, my flower, the stallion is not drinking. GRANDMOTHER Sleep, my rose, the stallion is crying. His legs are wounded, his mane is frozen, in his eyes, there is a blade of silver. They went to the river. Ay, how they went! Blood running, quicker than water. MOTHER Sleep, my flower, the stallion is not drinking. GRANDMOTHER Sleep, my rose, the stallion is crying. MOTHER It would not touch the wet shore, his burning muzzle, silvered with flies. He would only neigh, to the harsh mountains, a weight of river, dead, against his throat. Ay, proud stallion that would not drink the water! Ay, pain of snowfall, stallion of daybreak! GRANDMOTHER Do not come here! Wait, close the window, with branches of dream, and dreams of branches. MOTHER My child is sleeping. GRANDMOTHER My child is silent. MOTHER Stallion, my child has a soft pillow. GRANDMOTHER Steel for his cradle. MOTHER Lace for his covers. GRANDMOTHER A singing, child, a singing. MOTHER Ay, pround stallion that would not drink the water! GRANDMOTHER Don't come here! Don't enter! Go up to the mountain through a sombre valley, to where the wild mare is. MOTHER gazing My child is sleeping. GRANDMOTHER My child is resting. MOTHER (softly) Sleep, my flower, the stallion is not drinking. GRANDMOTHER (rising, and very softly) Sleep, my rose, the stallion is crying.
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On a green leaf For frogs Illuminated by the surface under There she sits on A part A piece I looked as a picture Dazing wondrously and scouring with pairs My sandals my feet my hands All my fingers and nails My ears My toes of ten and legs Knees and my shoulders The missing piece or so i thought under The afterthought Full of doubters For the plants grew all tall None could be any taller Dazzling danglers A field under the stars. Girly willed as am I Which could not seem possible Acceptance aches Belief breaks Even the words I speak, write or sing, (Shall I Hear it...) over there it only echos against the busy chatter and travels back home Clogs ******** Reminding me that a life can be extinguished with mere disbelief. Disbelief and ignorance another pair... Girly willed as I am Nodding behind books Fiction, fiction, fiction They neigh So here I go... Thankful prayer as it did happen to us.. And all of it did That it was I who did it. Fuels of her pair by flying passion and wild innocence Now... A human being Limitless like the others Why don't they not see? The rest, the stops, The same scene, there is exactly the same scene...of falls. If they just went out and did it, for a stretch and a walk, Just grow out of leaves, be the branches printed of feathery crease Because I am girly willed Golden meadows lost to become treasure. Fearless of rags she is as I am, Laying afloat of the clouds, linen skies, seas and drifting through the weightless sand Fearless forever.
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Oct 27, 2018
Oct 27, 2018 at 9:25 PM UTC
Where the girls are
On a green leaf For frogs Illuminated by the surface under There she sits on A part A piece I looked as a picture Dazing wondrously and scouring with pairs My sandals my feet my hands All my fingers and nails My ears My toes of ten and legs Knees and my shoulders The missing piece or so i thought under The afterthought Full of doubters For the plants grew all tall None could be any taller Dazzling danglers A field under the stars. Girly willed as am I Which could not seem possible Acceptance aches Belief breaks Even the words I speak, write or sing, (Shall I Hear it...) over there it only echos against the busy chatter and travels back home Clogs ******** Reminding me that a life can be extinguished with mere disbelief. Disbelief and ignorance another pair... Girly willed as I am Nodding behind books Fiction, fiction, fiction They neigh So here I go... Thankful prayer as it did happen to us.. And all of it did That it was I who did it. Fuels of her pair by flying passion and wild innocence Now... A human being Limitless like the others Why don't they not see? The rest, the stops, The same scene, there is exactly the same scene...of falls. If they just went out and did it, for a stretch and a walk, Just grow out of leaves, be the branches printed of feathery crease Because I am girly willed Golden meadows lost to become treasure. Fearless of rags she is as I am, Laying afloat of the clouds, linen skies, seas and drifting through the weightless sand Fearless forever.
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A long time ago Unicorns roamed the earth They were ugly And dumb And did not know fear Did not feel the need to use their horns for anything They were fat They smelled bad Like an open wounded staph infection They did not even taste good To other animals or humans But there was this boy who loved to watch them graze with his pet turtle Rusty He watched and listened The Unicorns did not neigh so much as they screamed high pitch and breathy Into each other’s mouths They made no sense It was beautiful to him that things that made no sense Could exist without reason And there be nothing wrong with that Rusty would walk around them A turtle’s pace And graze Occasionally bite at an ankle It made him feel strong To cause such a big animal pain And slink away unscathed No one will ever see the way such a proud turtle walks As the way Sparky did Head so high His neck did not look like ******** skin The boy also watched them die Watched as the men in his tribe led them to a nearby valley Where they would smash the unicorn’s head in with rocks The animals just stood there Not understanding what was being done to them The boy felt like a unicorn then When his father hit him He felt dumb Dumb in the heart Dumb in the brain Dumb in the body For continuing to stay The boy cried as the last unicorn died His father said that soon everyone would forget that something so ugly lived The boy understood So he went to nearby caves Where all the gay tribe boys go Because in hunter gatherer societies Boys who did not work were gay They did what makes them happy That is why it is called gay In the caves he would draw the unicorns He made them beautiful And intelligent With blood that healed wounds And horns that if stabbed you Would cause the most beautiful death When all this ugly is gone People will tell stories about us
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Aug 28, 2012
Aug 28, 2012 at 3:41 PM UTC
The Death Of The Last Unicorn
A long time ago Unicorns roamed the earth They were ugly And dumb And did not know fear Did not feel the need to use their horns for anything They were fat They smelled bad Like an open wounded staph infection They did not even taste good To other animals or humans But there was this boy who loved to watch them graze with his pet turtle Rusty He watched and listened The Unicorns did not neigh so much as they screamed high pitch and breathy Into each other’s mouths They made no sense It was beautiful to him that things that made no sense Could exist without reason And there be nothing wrong with that Rusty would walk around them A turtle’s pace And graze Occasionally bite at an ankle It made him feel strong To cause such a big animal pain And slink away unscathed No one will ever see the way such a proud turtle walks As the way Sparky did Head so high His neck did not look like ******** skin The boy also watched them die Watched as the men in his tribe led them to a nearby valley Where they would smash the unicorn’s head in with rocks The animals just stood there Not understanding what was being done to them The boy felt like a unicorn then When his father hit him He felt dumb Dumb in the heart Dumb in the brain Dumb in the body For continuing to stay The boy cried as the last unicorn died His father said that soon everyone would forget that something so ugly lived The boy understood So he went to nearby caves Where all the gay tribe boys go Because in hunter gatherer societies Boys who did not work were gay They did what makes them happy That is why it is called gay In the caves he would draw the unicorns He made them beautiful And intelligent With blood that healed wounds And horns that if stabbed you Would cause the most beautiful death When all this ugly is gone People will tell stories about us
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I sit with my face to the sun trying to catch it's warmth But the winds quickly snatches that away I'm quite content right here Under the baby blue sky Sitting in a sea of yellow flowers They almost glow reflecting the joy of the day But nothing breaks the chilly winds of change The flowers scream to the sky As the Sun's rays reach down Like a mother for a child The wind drags in the clouds To blind each other's view Mother Nature starts to cry The flowers bowed thier heads The sun just hides her face For everything knew the winds of Chang where neigh
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Apr 8, 2016
Apr 8, 2016 at 10:42 PM UTC
Flowers Screaming to the Sky
Over green meadow The freak run The rock, the sun, charisma Inborn wilderness Heat, dust flying over Head bang, dance and neigh Exhilarating Grace Enigmatic Amaze Dark horse, beauty black Golden one and the redhead White elf, ohh the spotted Sunshine daylight, rainbow earth Forward tribe, believers' trust   Streak of dreams, a nature's glare Charming prayers, Gazing stare Temptations hush Emotions gush Knowing of the kind Knowing of the harsh Of the bold ,and the free Showering Bliss Throughout history A seeker, an observer An adventurer A friend, an undercover Calm and steady Innocence Strong will Wilderness and free Deep onto truth High into truth Flying deep Knowing Within Knowing Without Enlightenment And Reality The nature's way Nature's advocate Pioneers Symbol of strength Wild and free Wild horses set you free
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Mar 9, 2019
Mar 9, 2019 at 9:39 AM UTC
Wild Horses
Two rows of a faceless infantry fall into line; I am their general for this callous battle. Overlords awaken; their mirrored armies in meager shadow to these giants that have played the game of winning before. The front rank advances slowly, private by private; caressing the battlefield as if never to return again. The cavalry cry out into the night, A horse’s metallic neigh that pierces through to the other side’s defenses, and the surrounding warriors join in for the hunt. A piece for a piece; The desperate deal is made between the masters of their horrified soldiers. Do I dare repeat such insidious acts within my fleet? The crown shakes with fear, for the opposing ranks are drawing near. Towering higher than the castles upon the deck, I make my way to the monarch in check; Swords left littered across the field as the fires of carnage have dwindled low, but trampling through grief, groans, and woe, The other side is forced to yield.
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Nov 27, 2021
Nov 27, 2021 at 1:39 AM UTC
Kamikaze
Before the dawn's display Before the rooster calls And horses neigh Hot coffee on my breath Wearing an old hat that's old as death I set out in silence Into the dark Full of grit/pure providence Wearing a backpack Full of life I cross the faceless row Feel empty blackness as it weeps Dark moon has the sun in tow As the cold icy air catches on my lungs Freezing my nasal hair The frost makes step unsure I cross the boardwalk The distance is my lure I came prepared I came to my senses I feel freedom in the cold freezing air Wearing a backpack Full of life
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Nov 23, 2016
Nov 23, 2016 at 8:14 PM UTC
Backpack full of life
I am a carousel going too fast. The grey sky is my envelope, when it opens it pours with belated emotion and fiery. Ironing out the creases, straightening my mind, I am okay “I am okay” I. Am. Okay. I repeat over and over . This is a temporary glitch, The carousel is slowing, slowing but my mind it goes faster and faster until! The carousel reaches its impending doom. Delayed reactions, my head is still spinning my hands are holding so tight onto the horses beautiful deep black reins. The carousel with its supposedly fairytale ending, riding on the back of a horse into a state of complete relaxation and calmness. I hear the neigh of the horse before my head hits the floor and I enter the black hole my mind.
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May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 at 10:21 AM UTC
Carousel
A cowboy in love with his horse was convinced they should marry, of course. They’d spent quality time roping cattle And he was happiest when in the saddle. “Love is Love, the high court has opined, So why should folks deny me mine!” The neighborhood blondes he found silly, So he went for long rides with the fillies. While he flirted with Pintos and Roans, the Palomino he loved as his own. Such idylls they spend in the bower That he threw her a nice bridle shower. He rented a barn as the hall and invited his friends one and all. While Mendelssohn is favored by most He chose the “Call to the Post” For their first dance he hoped they could play “The Run for the Roses” that day. All his plans came to naught, sad to say When the love of his life answered” Neigh” If an animal is your “one and only” Better make it a sheep, not a pony!
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Jun 27, 2013
Jun 27, 2013 at 7:38 AM UTC
The Bride wore Horseshoes
That lover of a night Came when he would, Went in the dawning light Whether I would or no; Men come, men go; All things remain in God. Banners choke the sky; Men-at-arms tread; Armoured horses neigh In the narrow pass: All things remain in God. Before their eyes a house That from childhood stood Uninhabited, ruinous, Suddenly lit up From door to top: All things remain in God. I had wild Jack for a lover; Though like a road That men pass over My body makes no moan But sings on: All things remain in God.
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Crazy Jane On God
Owls say who cows go moo ghosts say boo nothing new horse goes neigh but what does the turtle say? bird wings go flip flap fish fins go splish splash horse hooves go clip clop snake belly goes slither Santa Clause says ** ** ** but what's the sound of the camel toe? What day is it? Everyday Is **** Day
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May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 10:18 AM UTC
Every day is **** Day
You blame not when I am not with you. You welcome when I come back to you. You nourish when I am open to you. You flourish when I am your conduit. There is no mention of the time we're separate. There is no pressure to be a certain way. There is no guilt in being distracted by life. There is no shame in being wrong about things, even yourself. You are compassionate. Though, When I chase, you elude- (because you are already there in me.) When I stay, you egg me on (because you are pure energy.) When I capture, you escape (because you are ethereal) When I accommodate, you amaze (because you are all-creative) When I name, you become anomalous (because you defy labels) When I control, you boycott (because to control is to disrespect). When I let go, you comply (because by letting go, you let it stay). You are nothing as you are everything; the things we perceive are your reflections. Though you are no singular thing, that is what allows you to be everything. You are each person, but very few people are you. You are infinite wisdom, thus can no one define you. You are a pattern, a fractal of Philosophy that can be reflected and lived but not that can be told or taught (other than perhaps by example); for it is subjectively based on One's existence and mindset. Based upon One's path: ***It is simultaneously the greatest gift and curse for One to have One's own path:*** No one can dictate for anyone else their path because no one has the path of anyone else, nor can they know of the path of another. It's neigh impossible for one to know one's own path; you must always be seeking to discover it; to let it unfold. One can and must learn to be more sensitive to One's own path; That itself takes great mental cultivation, which in turn takes a willingness for One to learn things about Oneself that One might not like, not to mention Practice, Self-Discipline, and Patience. None of which can anyone do for You but You. :: It is up to you and you alone how worthwhile your life ends up being; physical reality is a holographic maximum-security prison for your Chi but the holographic prison is merciful by the grace of it being holographic.
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Apr 14, 2013
Apr 14, 2013 at 4:56 PM UTC
Tao, Chi [Fractals of Philosophy]
You blame not when I am not with you. You welcome when I come back to you. You nourish when I am open to you. You flourish when I am your conduit. There is no mention of the time we're separate. There is no pressure to be a certain way. There is no guilt in being distracted by life. There is no shame in being wrong about things, even yourself. You are compassionate. Though, When I chase, you elude- (because you are already there in me.) When I stay, you egg me on (because you are pure energy.) When I capture, you escape (because you are ethereal) When I accommodate, you amaze (because you are all-creative) When I name, you become anomalous (because you defy labels) When I control, you boycott (because to control is to disrespect). When I let go, you comply (because by letting go, you let it stay). You are nothing as you are everything; the things we perceive are your reflections. Though you are no singular thing, that is what allows you to be everything. You are each person, but very few people are you. You are infinite wisdom, thus can no one define you. You are a pattern, a fractal of Philosophy that can be reflected and lived but not that can be told or taught (other than perhaps by example); for it is subjectively based on One's existence and mindset. Based upon One's path: ***It is simultaneously the greatest gift and curse for One to have One's own path:*** No one can dictate for anyone else their path because no one has the path of anyone else, nor can they know of the path of another. It's neigh impossible for one to know one's own path; you must always be seeking to discover it; to let it unfold. One can and must learn to be more sensitive to One's own path; That itself takes great mental cultivation, which in turn takes a willingness for One to learn things about Oneself that One might not like, not to mention Practice, Self-Discipline, and Patience. None of which can anyone do for You but You. :: It is up to you and you alone how worthwhile your life ends up being; physical reality is a holographic maximum-security prison for your Chi but the holographic prison is merciful by the grace of it being holographic.
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Where encased is the secret of bliss Is it encoded in any talisman abstruse? Does it linger unseen on the face of angelic babes Who with smiles and laughter create such heavenly vibes? Can it be in the eyes of charming belles Who hold the world under their mesmerizing spells? Or is it in the heroic deeds of valiant men Who on the face of death, undaunted remain? Can we behold it in the brilliance of the rising sun Or in the serene calm of the misty twilight dawn? Does bliss hover on the banks of streaming brooks Or on the heights of snow clad mountain peaks Can it be with fair Venus- Queen of Love Or in the arrows speeding from amorous Cupid’s bow Does it glisten in the silvery beams of the shining moon Or in the setting sun’s embers of amber and maroon Can it be somewhere in heavens so high Beneath the fluffy clouds quietly gliding neigh Can sweet Paradise be the seat of bliss Where seraphs sing, angels dance and nothing is amiss Nay, it surely resides not in worlds beyond But here on Earth, in the union of hearts with love abound.
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Jun 12, 2016
Jun 12, 2016 at 9:09 AM UTC
Where Lies True Bliss?
585 I like to see it lap the Miles— And lick the Valleys up— And stop to feed itself at Tanks— And then—prodigious step Around a Pile of Mountains— And supercilious peer In Shanties—by the sides of Roads— And then a Quarry pare To fit its Ribs And crawl between Complaining all the while In horrid—hooting stanza— Then chase itself down Hill— And neigh like Boanerges— Then—punctual as a Star Stop—docile and omnipotent At its own stable door—
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I like to see it lap the Miles
Oh you, for whom I have settled for. How I long to eat alone no more! My thought may wander, but you do sometimes cross my mind. Like when I am tantalized by images, your buggy eyes and large right breast. They cause my heart to swell with excitement! Waiting, for my return at long last to the apartment. My soul yearns for your companionship. I shall fill you with love! When only I return, I will release the flood gates of emotion. I shall smother you in affection. so be warned, my return is neigh!
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Jun 4, 2012
Jun 4, 2012 at 6:05 PM UTC
(Less Than) Average Love Poem
I once found a unicorn horn But my peers only met me with scorn I made such a wish Turned into a fish And swan for the sea until morn I took the horn and held it up high Said a prayer to the lord of the sky Thunder did clap And I fell into a trap That cost me my left arm and one eye I cast the horn off a cliff Into a vast cavernous rift It bounced right back up Broke my best cup Which was going to cause me a tiff See, my wife had just bought me that glass And now she would kick my whole *** First with a boot Just like in Beirut Where they stomp you for not wearing a sash I have fallen right off of the point Probably from smoking that joint This was about a fine horn From a unicorn born By the oil which was once used to anoint a religious twist enters the plot some of you like that a lot but it was just a trick like a bordered **** pic as I turn the piece back to green *** see I grow for the boys and girls in a field on top of the world vast fields of **** are all that I need to keep all my drawstrings unfurled but a unicorn has no need of strings or any such silly ole things with a magical neigh he just sauntered away so I’ll end this song just as it sings
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Mar 2, 2016
Mar 2, 2016 at 5:46 PM UTC
unicorn horn (limerick series)