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Hi I'm Anna And He Is Kristoff And I'm Waiting For Olaf To Come And Make Kristoff Realise That He Loves Me And I Love Him Simple As it is
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Oct 11, 2015
Oct 11, 2015 at 7:14 AM UTC
My frozen life
Josteen Yazzi said the Critic should ask his thought on the matter of great art and literature What do you know of art and literature, Uncle? Nothing, he said, I think about what I do not know. I do not know why people don't like Norman Rockwell. Norman Rockwell painted the American Dream, with Indians in it, some times. I like Norman Rockwell because I know how he felt. I saw my people live in a good world that vanished. Magic or other wise, I remember mine, the way when I see Mr. Rockwell's America as he imagined he had seen it. Or maybe he painted what you should have been able to see, but for wars and Spanish Flu and cattle barons and reaping machines and steam and electricity. Olaf Wieghorst coulda painted America ugly, too. But he didn't. Literature. I have nothing left to say, Norman Rockwell, maybe he needed a mentioning for some reader anchored reason. We have to deal with that more these days. People with big old dish antennae out there, rusting after Direct TV got a satellite to see the res, Some o'the kids build a radio telescope, outa them three meter models, so we are connected. Norman Rockwell painted the Peaceful Kingdom, just like Mr. Hicks and Mr. Kincaid, not mr klee or mr picaso, they could image hell. My ma liked That drippy guy, said she could see the swing of things in he's paintings, What's-isname, Jackson, damshame, Jackson Pollak right? but the message is in the medium, that's what my Shicheii yoosto say. Art must sing. So I can play my drum. And she can dance. When we think nothing about it.
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Nov 6, 2018
Nov 6, 2018 at 8:45 PM UTC
The Art Critic from Santa Fe
Josteen Yazzi said the Critic should ask his thought on the matter of great art and literature What do you know of art and literature, Uncle? Nothing, he said, I think about what I do not know. I do not know why people don't like Norman Rockwell. Norman Rockwell painted the American Dream, with Indians in it, some times. I like Norman Rockwell because I know how he felt. I saw my people live in a good world that vanished. Magic or other wise, I remember mine, the way when I see Mr. Rockwell's America as he imagined he had seen it. Or maybe he painted what you should have been able to see, but for wars and Spanish Flu and cattle barons and reaping machines and steam and electricity. Olaf Wieghorst coulda painted America ugly, too. But he didn't. Literature. I have nothing left to say, Norman Rockwell, maybe he needed a mentioning for some reader anchored reason. We have to deal with that more these days. People with big old dish antennae out there, rusting after Direct TV got a satellite to see the res, Some o'the kids build a radio telescope, outa them three meter models, so we are connected. Norman Rockwell painted the Peaceful Kingdom, just like Mr. Hicks and Mr. Kincaid, not mr klee or mr picaso, they could image hell. My ma liked That drippy guy, said she could see the swing of things in he's paintings, What's-isname, Jackson, damshame, Jackson Pollak right? but the message is in the medium, that's what my Shicheii yoosto say. Art must sing. So I can play my drum. And she can dance. When we think nothing about it.
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When we first met, I didn’t think we’d be friends, but a year later, I couldn’t imagine us being apart. Sometimes I still wonder if you remember the day we went prom dress shopping together, in the crisp Florida heat, and the next night, telling me you’d gotten a new love interest, a 500 ml purple bottle of Robitussin cough syrup. I know I’ll still miss you when I take my prom pictures next week, right in the color you always said made my wavy black hair look best, or when I keep getting the Google notifications that you signed me up for, the ones about Olaf and the Frozen cast going to Broadway. Remember the nights we spent gossiping about the hotties of Pretty Little Liars? Or the late night sing-a-long pizza parties, long discussions surrounding your cute Colombian boy, how you always swore marry in rich to a successful business man. I don’t know what I was waiting for from you. After you half-consciously walked out of the room, opened the window to look back in, just to hurt me, to see the wall that had sprung up between us, the one you’d always blamed on me, but that we both remember you building yourself. But from what I’ll always remember, you were the slippery eel, the leech, in the strength and weakness of my life, who ****** on my happiness to fill your own open voids and problems, dragged me away from m life and my friends, to fill your place yourself, bulldoze me out of my own life, my own home and place. So, dear eel, continue on. Swim through and far away, from the lake, that still yet remains in my memory.
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Apr 21, 2016
Apr 21, 2016 at 8:54 PM UTC
The Way We Left Things
When we first met, I didn’t think we’d be friends, but a year later, I couldn’t imagine us being apart. Sometimes I still wonder if you remember the day we went prom dress shopping together, in the crisp Florida heat, and the next night, telling me you’d gotten a new love interest, a 500 ml purple bottle of Robitussin cough syrup. I know I’ll still miss you when I take my prom pictures next week, right in the color you always said made my wavy black hair look best, or when I keep getting the Google notifications that you signed me up for, the ones about Olaf and the Frozen cast going to Broadway. Remember the nights we spent gossiping about the hotties of Pretty Little Liars? Or the late night sing-a-long pizza parties, long discussions surrounding your cute Colombian boy, how you always swore marry in rich to a successful business man. I don’t know what I was waiting for from you. After you half-consciously walked out of the room, opened the window to look back in, just to hurt me, to see the wall that had sprung up between us, the one you’d always blamed on me, but that we both remember you building yourself. But from what I’ll always remember, you were the slippery eel, the leech, in the strength and weakness of my life, who ****** on my happiness to fill your own open voids and problems, dragged me away from m life and my friends, to fill your place yourself, bulldoze me out of my own life, my own home and place. So, dear eel, continue on. Swim through and far away, from the lake, that still yet remains in my memory.
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I saw a sticker on a car coming home from work this afternoon. One of those "international ovals" that used to indicate a foreign country like France, Switzerland or, if you believe the TV commercials, Detroit. Now they stand for everything from the local swim team to the driver's favorite species of dog although pinning it on the driver might be unfair probably better to say the owner. The sticker I saw today, and it was a sticker not a magnet, it was stuck on the window, was OLF and it made me miss mom more than yesterday, Mother's Day, did. OLF stands for Our Lady of Fatima, the local Catholic Church and it was adorning an SUV of appropriate size and sticker price for these parts. Mom always called Fatima, Saint Olaf's because everyone around here calls it OLF so it wasn't her fault. Every time I, or my wife, politely corrected her she'd reply, "I know" and then promptly call it Olaf's ten minutes later. So today waiting for the green light on the way home a little sadness as St. Olaf's SUV reminded me of mom. and I laughed.
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May 13, 2013
May 13, 2013 at 4:53 PM UTC
St. Olaf's SUV
Happiness is the sun shining brightly on a cold spring day. It's an Olaf that sings while skipping away. It's a child's squeal of delight when being tickled by their mother. Happiness is accomplishing a hard task and receiving a reward like no other. It's the laughter of close friends with one person who made a joke. Happiness is getting a question right even though no one spoke. Happiness exists everywhere especially when most needed. Many people don't think it but happiness can be repeated. I wish everyone could be happy especially when they're most down. Less muscles are used to smile than to make a frown.
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Apr 2, 2014
Apr 2, 2014 at 12:06 PM UTC
Metaphor Poem
Hidden in the shadows bright light burning red such beauty in sight Torch-flames in the passionate air mesmerized by his dancing flare Darkness fall with scornful thunder glowing dimly as an ember caressing heat could still be felt, making this ice to smile and melt must not touch the fire they all say for it could lit a single hay simply fire and ice can't collide we could vanish so must abide Burning coal could slowly go low could vaporize the winter snow my passionate fire, holding tight calming heat with all might trembling ground of the frozen river the heart of ice seems to quiver like olaf said that i adore, "some people are worth melting for"
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 12:40 AM UTC
The Ice and the Passionate Fire
His eyes are brown, like a dark coffee. His hair is dark, like the night without the moon. The way he pushes his hair, Reminds me the waves of the ocean. His voice makes all my bones shake, Like there was an earthquake. When he smiles at me, I feel like I'm melting. But, Olaf said it: Some people are worth melting for.
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Jun 24, 2014
Jun 24, 2014 at 2:48 PM UTC
My **** love
High on the cliffs above Lake Lachrimose Lived a dear old woman taunted by ghosts, Some of her present and some of her past Hoping that each episode would hurry by fast. She could not bring to terms of her dear old Ike Who died by the leeches, gnawing alike. He went in the water too soon after eating and soon became a memory that is any but fleeting. But now she meets Olaf, spoken in lie He promises pearls, but soon she'll die by the same way Ike did, eaten alive. (Based off of The Wide Window by Lemony Snicket)
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Feb 6, 2013
Feb 6, 2013 at 9:25 PM UTC
As cold as Ike....
As long as you're sure He's your Kristoff and not your Hans Who am I to get in your way? I'll be loyal I am your Olaf. Willing to disappear because "Some people are worth melting for." Just as long as he's your Kristoff.
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Feb 4, 2014
Feb 4, 2014 at 12:11 AM UTC
12:11am
CLOUDWATCHER ( for David Olaf Carney ) A cloud gets the **** Becomes a camel. Another **** sees it transform into a dromedary. Now a kidney! Then as on a whim becomes a Picasso or some such thing. Sometime there's shape and sense. Sometimes none. We make up names for the one's with none. Here for instance stolen from an old religious tract THE CLOUD OF UNKNOWING. And here, from the same "...the cloud of forgetting." This one we dub in Ancient Egyptian "HPRR!" "rising from....coming into being itself.: And this one" "HPR!" "...to become...to change." And while our minds run on the Egyptian thing why here is Nepthys Goddess of the Death that is not Eternal. Here Horus Lord of things to come. This here cloud we give the moniker THE AGENBITE OF INWIT before it becomes an Inuit. Now an anvil and a hammer in a Black Country summer "Gie-in’ sum ‘ommer!" we command it commanding the skies. Now here again a nothing. Clouds bring forth not the gentle rain that falleth from Heaven but...thought whatever the mind imagine. And here why here is a cloud that is just a cloud.
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Sep 18, 2017
Sep 18, 2017 at 7:12 PM UTC
CLOUDWATCHER( for David Olaf Carney )
You can see the magic happen, In every little way, From when she makes Olaf, To when they are skating. When you smile because of Olaf, When you start to hate Prince Hans, When Kristoff and Anna kiss, When Sven acts like a model. These are the moments, Our hearts say aw, We laugh and enjoy, Cause life is just going by.
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Jul 11, 2014
Jul 11, 2014 at 12:28 AM UTC
Frozen
influence can find its way through love and life writing and power becoming sanctified in a holy box from you're never going to get anywhere to get on the floor put your hands up kicked down beaten down with words somehow between the mix a hero ascended words and power in fortythree lines and on and forward (Olaf) sends us into eternity one day perhaps the words will end but never can i stop reading them for if it wasn't for you I would have never started writing poetry or prose or anything and that's why i need to regard you as a hero my hero dear e.e thank you for creating me anew i honestly, to any man living or dead, owe my life to you because I would be nowhere without your words that go on into the Infinite.
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Mar 27, 2013
Mar 27, 2013 at 8:33 PM UTC
To a Hero (words that go on into the Infinite)
I went to the wake For dear passed Olaf cheers buddy I lost the filter on my mouth Within 30 minutes And it was like I was myself again I've never been proper No need to pretend here I finally spoke with her The girl with whom I share an ex And we avoided the subject It was like a silent agreement She was so much nicer Than I thought! She roared from laughter As I swiftly rejected The poor candidate... Women are cruel I walked to South Antwerp Only to recognize In-And-Out-Of-Jail-Joessef I did not see your face I just knew But you know, we don't have to Be friends or anything... Carry on. I drunk dialed my sister Who then drove me To party in a bumfuck town And it was kind of fun stop looking, it isn't going to happen no matter how much you went to my highschool But the beer was cheap And the company was good I'm starting to like this Single girl deal come and go as I please Life's good.
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Mar 6, 2016
Mar 6, 2016 at 4:50 AM UTC
Roaming
sitting down at the library hunkered down where you can't see buried deep inside another world nose in a book a second life unfurled give me a week and I'll come right back a hundred pages and a midnight snack it's just enough to get me through the day between the lines is where I wish I'd stayed when the world seems torn and frayed take a long look inside and read (read read read) witnessed the fall of House Atreides saw Olaf's eye etched below his knees many a friend to meet along the way each of us have our own dragon's to slay whether escape or a place to play just take a long look inside and read (read read read)
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Apr 23, 2015
Apr 23, 2015 at 10:27 PM UTC
library
HOW TO MAKE A BREXIT-EXIT PIE ( for David Olaf Carney ) Put in as much Gove as one can take. "Not a lot...not a lot noooo no **** it....that's too much!" One can make it too toxic! Sprinkle in enough barmy bumbly Borisisms to make one gasplaughchoke in total disbelief. Then, come what May... round up the usual suspected lies lies and damed lies enough to fill a "Blunderbus!" Leave out the petty Pretti one this time out. Cook on a slow Conservative heat. Ooops you upped the Auntie way to high! Even the lies are becoming transparent.' Ouick...more lies more lies more lies! Oh my good Conservative God they are becoming see through....what will we do! Looks a bit burnt about the edges! Looks decidedly un-tasty and incredibly inedible. And when the Pie was open the liars began to sing! Oh wasn't that a truly terrible dish to sit before the dissed United Kingdom. Face it - things is looking Grimm! "The United Kingdom - Le Royaume-Uni NUL POINTS.....NUL POINTS!"
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Nov 12, 2017
Nov 12, 2017 at 7:23 PM UTC
HOW TO MAKE A BREXIT-EXIT PIE ( for David Olaf Carney )
I just want to relive those days again, When I used to smile genuinely, Instead of giving a fake tight lipped one. I want to be the child again, Who used to get happy, As if given his favorite cotton candy; I want to be the mischievous one again, Who used to give a cheeky- smile & puppy eyes, On being caught for the little mischiefs'; I want to live my utopia, Where every thing is just so perfect; Where Cinderellas' have a happily ever after, Where a knight in shining armor, Is waiting for his damsel, Where Augustus and Hazel become a single soul, Where partings are never too longing. I miss my old self, Who used to believe fairy godmothers are real, And one day she would meet the seven little dwarfs, Who would be ready to protect her. I miss the one little kiddo: Who would instantly look up at a shooting star, As if wishing for someone to wake her up, And take her covertly to meet Olaf, The one whose banter was enjoyed, The one whose laugh was contagious. But now it feels like, It's all in the past...
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Sep 21, 2021
Sep 21, 2021 at 8:03 AM UTC
It's all in the past