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“Ask me about my patches” Was written in Sharpie on a piece of cardboard hung by string and Duck tape from his backpack. I didn’t dare ask. I was late. The image of hipster: gauged ears, lip and nose pierced, cut-off jacket vest, tight black jeans, —and patches. I didn’t dare ask him. But I was forced to read the large one sewn across his back. That’s when I realized my first judgment was wrong. Not an image: he was a force, his patches his power. That was all just a glance, just a memory of a patch of the face of a woman with streaked black hair, a tear? its fading... but the words won’t. The words that I won’t tell; the words that carry with them the power of the history of man. Not of humans, of man: man who has ruled this world, man who has buried mother earth (alive) deep inside herself. Who pinned her down and penetrated all orifices— inserting, and removing and inseminating; making her pregnant with ******** Man—men—when did we do this? Who was the first among us to realize his superior strength? I don’t dare ask because I am not ready for the answer. I am not ready to ask myself the questions that I feel but don’t know. I realize when I pass someone on the street, I don’t know anything—every woman I see at night has a past, every man and every child. I don’t know any of it. But, I do know some about the history of man.
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Feb 22, 2013
Feb 22, 2013 at 4:55 PM UTC
HST 123: Empires and Globalization
|**“lead into gold, good into dear, mortal into immortal” (where poems come from)”**| you charged me with crimes three times three, sorcery and witchcraft and doing god’s work plead guilty three times three not that I was successful, but a complex, candied marvelous failure not in my possession, the sorcerers spell, my dross and wordy dregs all sit sidelined, perchance perhaps, if you search with a leaden patience inhuman, you might just find a minuscule golden vein there’d unmined turning good into dear, an “anyone can do it” miracle, when you whisper with just one kiss those forever words, don’t be afraid, say it low and slow, I love you, and “I only want to be with you” and dare it to be become dear mortal into immortal, an order tall, for one knows his hiding places for all too human pockmarked weak, but having been charged and found in guilt, no one proffered evidence but they wanted a unambiguous unanimous verdict and proof is such an old fashioned truth notion happy accept your accusations and since confession is the best soul medicine, with glee, here and now reveal how immortality is achievable breathe poems  constantly instantly throughout the orifices in the skin cells and pore’d orifices you were god given; it is how we immortals communicate with what cannot be seen, yet drunken heard when spoke aloud taste the poems in and on tongues you can’t comprehend, the sounds fly skyward after infiltrating your eyes, then you can see your own immortality anointed rising all nonsense you plead, indeed, only immortals truly cherish and envy the human ability to create nonsense, the place where poems come from *******
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Aug 4, 2018
Aug 4, 2018 at 2:31 PM UTC
lead into gold, good into dear, mortal into immortal” (where poems come from)
|**“lead into gold, good into dear, mortal into immortal” (where poems come from)”**| you charged me with crimes three times three, sorcery and witchcraft and doing god’s work plead guilty three times three not that I was successful, but a complex, candied marvelous failure not in my possession, the sorcerers spell, my dross and wordy dregs all sit sidelined, perchance perhaps, if you search with a leaden patience inhuman, you might just find a minuscule golden vein there’d unmined turning good into dear, an “anyone can do it” miracle, when you whisper with just one kiss those forever words, don’t be afraid, say it low and slow, I love you, and “I only want to be with you” and dare it to be become dear mortal into immortal, an order tall, for one knows his hiding places for all too human pockmarked weak, but having been charged and found in guilt, no one proffered evidence but they wanted a unambiguous unanimous verdict and proof is such an old fashioned truth notion happy accept your accusations and since confession is the best soul medicine, with glee, here and now reveal how immortality is achievable breathe poems  constantly instantly throughout the orifices in the skin cells and pore’d orifices you were god given; it is how we immortals communicate with what cannot be seen, yet drunken heard when spoke aloud taste the poems in and on tongues you can’t comprehend, the sounds fly skyward after infiltrating your eyes, then you can see your own immortality anointed rising all nonsense you plead, indeed, only immortals truly cherish and envy the human ability to create nonsense, the place where poems come from *******
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Loneliness is a pain, Not the pain of a knife cutting through skin, sinews, muscles,and drawing blood. Not the pain of a tooth in your mouth throbbing and sending shocks of horrors through highways of swollen nerves.. Not a fatal pain of a dying cell being devoured by a cancerous growth that thrives on the death and the pain of the very cells that produces its been. Not the pain of the prisoner s body been tortured by men who see no wrong or feel no shame as they insert sharp hot instruments into natural and man made orifices in their captives helpless, hopeless bodies. Not the pain of age as the body's functions start their natural march towards unreliability , Hips, knees knuckles, elbows and all the other joints as they begin to slowly dry up and rub against each other like stones rolling down a hillside. Not the pain of hearts slowing, livers hardening,lungs wheezing like ripped accordians bellows . Not the pain of childbirth. Not the pain of accidents that show no fairness to the person in the wrong place at the wrong time. Not the pain of self inflicted wounds that can fool you into thinking that that pain is the answer to your problems. Not the pain of the young healthy times when the body, and mind could accept it and overcome it Not the pain of hunger or thirst. Loneliness is the pain of the soul . Loneliness is the pain of dreams that are dreamt when your asleep and when you'r awake. Loneliness is the pain of memories . Some half forgotten some that are so clear you could almost touch them. Some you'd rather forget. Some you would spend the rest of your life reliving over and over again. Loneliness is the pain that at times can be part relieved momentarily through the bottom of a whiskey bottle or a point of a syringe filled with a concoction of juices from plants poisonous to both the body and the soul. Loneliness can never be cured by earthly things. Loneliness is a pain that can only find peace through a kinderd spirit. Pat Rooney 2013
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Feb 13, 2014
Feb 13, 2014 at 2:24 AM UTC
Loneliness is a Pain
Loneliness is a pain, Not the pain of a knife cutting through skin, sinews, muscles,and drawing blood. Not the pain of a tooth in your mouth throbbing and sending shocks of horrors through highways of swollen nerves.. Not a fatal pain of a dying cell being devoured by a cancerous growth that thrives on the death and the pain of the very cells that produces its been. Not the pain of the prisoner s body been tortured by men who see no wrong or feel no shame as they insert sharp hot instruments into natural and man made orifices in their captives helpless, hopeless bodies. Not the pain of age as the body's functions start their natural march towards unreliability , Hips, knees knuckles, elbows and all the other joints as they begin to slowly dry up and rub against each other like stones rolling down a hillside. Not the pain of hearts slowing, livers hardening,lungs wheezing like ripped accordians bellows . Not the pain of childbirth. Not the pain of accidents that show no fairness to the person in the wrong place at the wrong time. Not the pain of self inflicted wounds that can fool you into thinking that that pain is the answer to your problems. Not the pain of the young healthy times when the body, and mind could accept it and overcome it Not the pain of hunger or thirst. Loneliness is the pain of the soul . Loneliness is the pain of dreams that are dreamt when your asleep and when you'r awake. Loneliness is the pain of memories . Some half forgotten some that are so clear you could almost touch them. Some you'd rather forget. Some you would spend the rest of your life reliving over and over again. Loneliness is the pain that at times can be part relieved momentarily through the bottom of a whiskey bottle or a point of a syringe filled with a concoction of juices from plants poisonous to both the body and the soul. Loneliness can never be cured by earthly things. Loneliness is a pain that can only find peace through a kinderd spirit. Pat Rooney 2013
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don’t tell me “I love you” ~by Roxanne, for Cyrano~ <> that’s a verse I’ve heard many too times before, that’s a curse of low majesty, a quatrain too plain, if that’s your best sally, retreat, say no more, too simp verses, or ungolden silences, agents of dissatisfying pain I need the best of your taste the finest visions that you eyelids occlude, make haste for my mouth grows exceedingly impatient for the other senses to do their tandem wooing slap only my face with the creature comforts others savor, words of diamonds and pink pearls mined from your breast, the bejeweled words that will decorate my evergreen, that never dies, lest, unless and until, you want my mortal affection suppressed give me your linguistic promiscuity, wake me from the stupor of ordinary, arouse me with thy tongue coiling, a bee sting delivery, a wet poem that makes all my orifices!|offices weep, your mouth, my souls recouper, your wizardry bewitching, answer my inquiry with unbounded festivity then and after all, the plain simplicity of an “I love you,” will be edged with sublimity, my mercies, your mercies our jointed, sharp pointy, introverting, interlocking, *our futures becoming our pasts* 11:07am 19-9-30 <> https://thenewgroup.org/production/cyrano/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwz8bsBRC6ARIsAEyNnvoENpdnWyqeUEwq0avNStgWCf4CocB1i239c2mHdNSFF8gOlWZtfjsaAls4EALw_wcB
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Oct 10, 2019
Oct 10, 2019 at 11:35 AM UTC
don’t tell me “I love you” ~ by Roxanne, for Cyrano~
a future promise a hard on like bundled gym socks in stuffed blue jeans a future threat a shriveled phallus wrinkled obsolete she remembered fondly being beaten drum chatter and seized like slow roasted fall off the bone pulled pork ****** raggedy Ann catapulted beyond Euboean heavens ravaging scrotums Gordian ****** with her wild fiendish mouth drinking a river of haloed golden showers spit and **** in a runaway hot house of glistening pink buttery spires engorging her macerated orifices half eaten radish chocking on hordes of big do do ***** a ****** face; cross eyed Babylon abalone bashed Ashly mashed begging for a face full of swinging ***** like caped chandeliers trotting faint giggles in a constellation of ruptured arteries and thick sparked **** on her knees milk glitter faced scared with happiness she counted one smiling bruise at a time her badge of calamities black and blue silhouettes grinning invitations like party favors without a crease of shame her skin rapturous spackled patchworks bled like torrential fountains summer tide while every body had  fizzy red ice phlebotomies and steamed through her drooling tumble pie lust ***** totem house of winding labyrinths honey pumped transfusion flush on blush opera of tangled limbs red pulse wedding flowers slick ***** palace blood tongued orchard caressing knotted mooned **** spill
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Jan 14, 2019
Jan 14, 2019 at 2:22 PM UTC
**** Spill
the child recieves his paper ****** backward by the one in front flip the three pages flippantly one : intimidating . . two : boring the third adorned unexpectedly a longer -than seems can be usually- grown hair with a clump of green root sprung out and slaughtered, down across the width; stuck above the questions beneath how could he not have seen? a pile so viscous and obscene? does everyone else have one??? are they holding their disgust beneath? he looked up at the teacher. A look of vigilance his face bequeathed. B  ut now it sprung out almost pus like a faint smile,         a teachers calm reprieve he then leaned back on his chair in comfort drooping his head back his nostrils flared now toward the child the hairs brustling from inside, all locked up in a ***** days remnants all foul            and long and dehydrated     like a swamp now sunned crisp; reeds on a stale bank drawn in he felt uneasy unable to cease to stare incased inside the world that spawned in the swamp that lay up there in the cavernous orifices there then he saw the teachers eyes, his gaze it stuck on him, the teacher began to grin further back his head leant his eyes jaundiced his teeth tanned his face pale his grin outstretched and thin
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Oct 17, 2013
Oct 17, 2013 at 6:38 AM UTC
nose
All but still Wheat wavering in the distance, shivering in anticipation Animals hide away, tucked in the safety of hideaways, holes, and orifices Humans crouch underground, waiting Hours pass A lone alarm shouts across the land "This is an emergency. I repeat, an emergency warning" So loud that those below, closer to hell than ever before, clutch their ears For they are ringing from the vibrant sound waves stretching across the fields A slight change in wind directions A little bit of motion Begins the devastation A lone inverted triangle appears Seemingly hovering, inches above the ground Circling its prey, before it gorges itself Endless cyclic motions, vacuuming everything in its path Houses, barns, plants fly Tugged from the attraction to the ground to the sky Engulfed by the tornado That winds down a path of destruction On a whirlwind high Drunk off of its power Invoking pain for no reason, except that it can Land ripped to shreds Houses taken and tossed miles and miles away Barns slingshotted across the American countryside And the deaths Oh the deaths Those who thought they could wait it out Survive again once more Those who tried to chase the twister Mesmerized by its hypnotic dance Those who were in the wrong place at the wrong time Oblivious to their preventable fate When the humans emerged From their underground bunker They found a land left ruined Wiped blank of human development With that they shed tears Watering the fertile lands As the tornado wrecked havoc It brought a rebirth A chance to start again fresh
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Nov 20, 2018
Nov 20, 2018 at 8:29 PM UTC
Tornado
All but still Wheat wavering in the distance, shivering in anticipation Animals hide away, tucked in the safety of hideaways, holes, and orifices Humans crouch underground, waiting Hours pass A lone alarm shouts across the land "This is an emergency. I repeat, an emergency warning" So loud that those below, closer to hell than ever before, clutch their ears For they are ringing from the vibrant sound waves stretching across the fields A slight change in wind directions A little bit of motion Begins the devastation A lone inverted triangle appears Seemingly hovering, inches above the ground Circling its prey, before it gorges itself Endless cyclic motions, vacuuming everything in its path Houses, barns, plants fly Tugged from the attraction to the ground to the sky Engulfed by the tornado That winds down a path of destruction On a whirlwind high Drunk off of its power Invoking pain for no reason, except that it can Land ripped to shreds Houses taken and tossed miles and miles away Barns slingshotted across the American countryside And the deaths Oh the deaths Those who thought they could wait it out Survive again once more Those who tried to chase the twister Mesmerized by its hypnotic dance Those who were in the wrong place at the wrong time Oblivious to their preventable fate When the humans emerged From their underground bunker They found a land left ruined Wiped blank of human development With that they shed tears Watering the fertile lands As the tornado wrecked havoc It brought a rebirth A chance to start again fresh
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Here I am, just me Crawling on my knees Begging Pleading Teasing Licking my lips Can you see how badly I want you? Can you tell my ******* are leaking through? Do you want this as badly as I do? Writhing Panting Salivating Just a little taste of you, that's all I need I'm on my knees, begging you, please Just give it all to me I wanna feel you inside me Mouth ******* Thighs All of my orifices Every inch of me, belongs to you You own me, Do whatever you want to Cause I promise, I want it too Harder Tighter Passionately Just give me everything You can have all of me I just need you badly I'm burning for you Sweetly Erotically Frantically Please Baby Just **** Me*** already
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Dec 7, 2014
Dec 7, 2014 at 2:45 PM UTC
Frantically **** Sunday)
i saw the greater part of creation succumb to the piracy of numbness- the nimbus rage of torpedo cigars blowing blue-grey smoke into the dark lashes of love-struck little ***** thirsty angels with tangled curls of hair bashing their heads against bathroom walls screaming under their breath, not enough. i saw the green plastic- and her orange eyes and the soap-bubbles on the sidewalk and the soap frothing all over the sidewalk and the glass that took off like pristine bullets in every direction and- blood running over the cum-covered lip of the curb, flowing into the street- down to the drain, dripping into the hungry orifices of the big metal grate into sewer pipe salvation- destination unhindered by your humanity. god, this must be insanity and not even the good kind. but let's go watch the fire-works up on the roof- crawl out the attic window i let you go first to watch the electric calico trickle down your legs like a promise. i like the birds that fly in and out of your hair- the handkerchief at your hip, i like the crazy and the cool- the too cute for comfort and the fake angsty danger of your darkside. like morphine- the band or the drug? you're ironically detached with your semi-satanic languidity- and overdue serenity [i got a few overdue books at the library.] [they closed the library a long time ago.] i like to play catch with your presence- our eyes with the back-and-forth, the half-sent glances when we think the other isn't looking. but we were always looking- or at least i was always looking at you. i could see half inside of you. you were always half-naked- in the scanty rags of the latest fashion. when you breathed it was like nectarine noises- and muffled yelps of love. i watched your shirt move up and down on your chest and told you about "never knows best" it seems i've seen the greater part of creation succumb to the supreme softness and the best laid plans of motorcycles and mini-vans fall to pieces in my palms. and you were the greatest creation i saw on the roof that day. don't bat another pretty little eyelash at those tiny flashing pieces that go past like ricochets it's just one more night of strangeness and then you can be free again.
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Jul 11, 2012
Jul 11, 2012 at 1:34 AM UTC
shameless
i saw the greater part of creation succumb to the piracy of numbness- the nimbus rage of torpedo cigars blowing blue-grey smoke into the dark lashes of love-struck little ***** thirsty angels with tangled curls of hair bashing their heads against bathroom walls screaming under their breath, not enough. i saw the green plastic- and her orange eyes and the soap-bubbles on the sidewalk and the soap frothing all over the sidewalk and the glass that took off like pristine bullets in every direction and- blood running over the cum-covered lip of the curb, flowing into the street- down to the drain, dripping into the hungry orifices of the big metal grate into sewer pipe salvation- destination unhindered by your humanity. god, this must be insanity and not even the good kind. but let's go watch the fire-works up on the roof- crawl out the attic window i let you go first to watch the electric calico trickle down your legs like a promise. i like the birds that fly in and out of your hair- the handkerchief at your hip, i like the crazy and the cool- the too cute for comfort and the fake angsty danger of your darkside. like morphine- the band or the drug? you're ironically detached with your semi-satanic languidity- and overdue serenity [i got a few overdue books at the library.] [they closed the library a long time ago.] i like to play catch with your presence- our eyes with the back-and-forth, the half-sent glances when we think the other isn't looking. but we were always looking- or at least i was always looking at you. i could see half inside of you. you were always half-naked- in the scanty rags of the latest fashion. when you breathed it was like nectarine noises- and muffled yelps of love. i watched your shirt move up and down on your chest and told you about "never knows best" it seems i've seen the greater part of creation succumb to the supreme softness and the best laid plans of motorcycles and mini-vans fall to pieces in my palms. and you were the greatest creation i saw on the roof that day. don't bat another pretty little eyelash at those tiny flashing pieces that go past like ricochets it's just one more night of strangeness and then you can be free again.
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I fell asleep To the smell of antiseptic, Sterilizer, biogesic, And the cold touch of metal Rods that only seem To grow colder With the touch of hospital Left in the student's Ward - a whistle Permeates the silence Of seniors Painlessly sleeping away Hours upon Hours until graduation - A coming of age - An escapism from past papers And teachers who have Themselves given up On them. And the lights you See are as bright And as empty as those blinking Feebly In that of the school doctor's Office, one not really Blinking more of Washed, and supported Wobbling by daylight Seeping in through peeling blinds, Unable to see too much - The headaches and stomachaches Have rendered him numb To the feeling. And lunch comes And out blows the whistle to Signify the end Of playtime for The young ones, start Of playtime for The older ones, Whistle blowing muffled By the septic tank glass Doors of this sacred outhouse, Wards muffling the cries of children As they flee the quadrangle, Once mad, twice elated, Still innocent, untired, Not needing to fake sick And rest their heads softly Upon thin soft beds with Towels wrapped haphazardly Behind their backs, Nostalgia, it was Laughter, I swear it was louder When we used to run, When our eyes lit up like The sun petering in through The doctor's orifices, When our bruises and bumps Smelled like betadine, Not sleep And cups of sterile water downed To mask the scent of Fake cough syrup, And cuts gotten from fiddled syringes, Bruised ankles Bent over undersized beds, And not running over Uneven pavement, Ankles brushing tablecloth, Schoolbag, Basketball and frisbee, And the screaming. Oh, how I miss The screaming.
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Jan 15, 2015
Jan 15, 2015 at 9:55 AM UTC
Infirmary, Cutting Business Class
I fell asleep To the smell of antiseptic, Sterilizer, biogesic, And the cold touch of metal Rods that only seem To grow colder With the touch of hospital Left in the student's Ward - a whistle Permeates the silence Of seniors Painlessly sleeping away Hours upon Hours until graduation - A coming of age - An escapism from past papers And teachers who have Themselves given up On them. And the lights you See are as bright And as empty as those blinking Feebly In that of the school doctor's Office, one not really Blinking more of Washed, and supported Wobbling by daylight Seeping in through peeling blinds, Unable to see too much - The headaches and stomachaches Have rendered him numb To the feeling. And lunch comes And out blows the whistle to Signify the end Of playtime for The young ones, start Of playtime for The older ones, Whistle blowing muffled By the septic tank glass Doors of this sacred outhouse, Wards muffling the cries of children As they flee the quadrangle, Once mad, twice elated, Still innocent, untired, Not needing to fake sick And rest their heads softly Upon thin soft beds with Towels wrapped haphazardly Behind their backs, Nostalgia, it was Laughter, I swear it was louder When we used to run, When our eyes lit up like The sun petering in through The doctor's orifices, When our bruises and bumps Smelled like betadine, Not sleep And cups of sterile water downed To mask the scent of Fake cough syrup, And cuts gotten from fiddled syringes, Bruised ankles Bent over undersized beds, And not running over Uneven pavement, Ankles brushing tablecloth, Schoolbag, Basketball and frisbee, And the screaming. Oh, how I miss The screaming.
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Oh the fluid blood that flows Thick Dark Blue. Through tiny orifices. Plastic Metal Too. Forming words Thoughts Ideas. Scribbling on. Scratching at. Oh the things they've felt a hand gripping tight Forcing ink out of the tip Like a freshly popped zit Oozing and flowing freely. Or pre-cum on a raging ***** Dripping Tantalizing Suggesting. What may come of it? What masterpiece will be born?
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Mar 5, 2012
Mar 5, 2012 at 5:11 PM UTC
Side B
as you hear the orifices of space calling out to you the ropes of time tenderly start embracing you as you march out of all infinity you see more than the trace of you The universe sings to you and a question begins with tune beyond the multiverse see you the original Creation Family? And what's to say that that was the only Family? As there is more than verse in song where are the other chords of sing along? The verse cries out in song a sing and sing but what of the bells of ring and ring Would we be astounded to learn that the One True Source, the FATHER, that even He has a home It was not all revealed when ruled in Rome so how are we to dare to think that we aren't swimming in folly's foam? 1+1=3 in Binary, but Binary is not the only numerical scene What if the FATHER has a brother or two? What if The Source has more than one wife, what if is what if but “if” is enough for imagination if wills that it is for: "How Can I Think I Know if I do Not See What I Say" who is the director rolling the film on display? How do we make it out of time and space? This tube that has us trapped in planes not to say the Fairies haven't decorated however the Grey and Lizards have doctored beyond the Universal Emperors, we're told of one True King and this is the True Light the source of light and sound but did you know of wind and smoke? Do you that there's a place where this does not choke Would you think that the multiverse or omniverse is just one country in a massive continent, do you know of the potential creation in places that have no energy? See you then the carpet and curtain the ceiling that reveals this tapestry if in fact we're an expanding atom, where has the scientist gone to? Should we know the purpose of our creation impromptu? Standing on the balcony of space, you learn that time and space are one but balance is none Until we return home to the Source and with the Light we are One... We'll then soon learn of the other numbers... For if planets are dots then imagine the multiverse to be a ball and what's more the clown is juggling more than one ball, and what's beyond is that it's a whole circuis Geniuses or Comedians?
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Jan 2, 2014
Jan 2, 2014 at 7:47 AM UTC
Standing On The Balcony Of Space
as you hear the orifices of space calling out to you the ropes of time tenderly start embracing you as you march out of all infinity you see more than the trace of you The universe sings to you and a question begins with tune beyond the multiverse see you the original Creation Family? And what's to say that that was the only Family? As there is more than verse in song where are the other chords of sing along? The verse cries out in song a sing and sing but what of the bells of ring and ring Would we be astounded to learn that the One True Source, the FATHER, that even He has a home It was not all revealed when ruled in Rome so how are we to dare to think that we aren't swimming in folly's foam? 1+1=3 in Binary, but Binary is not the only numerical scene What if the FATHER has a brother or two? What if The Source has more than one wife, what if is what if but “if” is enough for imagination if wills that it is for: "How Can I Think I Know if I do Not See What I Say" who is the director rolling the film on display? How do we make it out of time and space? This tube that has us trapped in planes not to say the Fairies haven't decorated however the Grey and Lizards have doctored beyond the Universal Emperors, we're told of one True King and this is the True Light the source of light and sound but did you know of wind and smoke? Do you that there's a place where this does not choke Would you think that the multiverse or omniverse is just one country in a massive continent, do you know of the potential creation in places that have no energy? See you then the carpet and curtain the ceiling that reveals this tapestry if in fact we're an expanding atom, where has the scientist gone to? Should we know the purpose of our creation impromptu? Standing on the balcony of space, you learn that time and space are one but balance is none Until we return home to the Source and with the Light we are One... We'll then soon learn of the other numbers... For if planets are dots then imagine the multiverse to be a ball and what's more the clown is juggling more than one ball, and what's beyond is that it's a whole circuis Geniuses or Comedians?
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my brain is a pile of writhing pink earthworms tangled up like confusing spaghetti, pressing against every crevice of my skull, forcing open cracks, burrowing through, chewing out tissue and crawling through my orifices -- eyes, ears, nose, mouth -- here i am spewing earthworms -- sorry i can't be in class, i'm busy choking on my own brains.
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May 26, 2012
May 26, 2012 at 5:17 AM UTC
Worms
a human tool, a drawing pencil, shedding snakeskin cells as lead from no. 2 pencil am **** and blood, skin and hairless, all-to-come-to-go, return retuned, at their own chosen speed, gen of regeneration of disrupted oils and heavenly blessings, morning cracks and orifices, filling and emptying obediently, to the tidings of the grieving gravity of my moon’s decisions that govern the lunatic cycle you may kiss me with all your heart unto a robust welcoming, scorn with spittle and deem unfit, I know the difference and it is inconsequential see me as combustible or flat, airless and empty, as a new or a two day old leaking birthday balloon, or a haiku that makes the reader gasp for the reasoning for breathing think of me as a meme who responds to the touch of your nippled forefinger, but my powers are unlisted, therefore unlimited for I am neither cyber or cypher though aesthetically they appear as parts of my humanity, a human machine forever reprogramming to new stimuli sensating, the temperature of your breath, the many odors of you as inputs that bear newborn children notions in my chested gas chambers, the belligerent bellum bellies of my brain my digital describe in thousands of computers do hide, but to comprehend the interacting calculations that are my constancy and my inconsistencies, you must make a tour if you are awake between midnight and dawn when from wells the visions, the fluids - the words are drawn they, the residuals of a man’s *********** with other humans, kin akin, and the thriving discourse between l, man and parental gods of invisible powers, that offers insanity as a viable solution, to cracking the codex human DNA in the vial labelled Medusa Who else?
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Dec 18, 2017
Dec 18, 2017 at 10:24 PM UTC
the twelth poem: neither cyber or cypher
a human tool, a drawing pencil, shedding snakeskin cells as lead from no. 2 pencil am **** and blood, skin and hairless, all-to-come-to-go, return retuned, at their own chosen speed, gen of regeneration of disrupted oils and heavenly blessings, morning cracks and orifices, filling and emptying obediently, to the tidings of the grieving gravity of my moon’s decisions that govern the lunatic cycle you may kiss me with all your heart unto a robust welcoming, scorn with spittle and deem unfit, I know the difference and it is inconsequential see me as combustible or flat, airless and empty, as a new or a two day old leaking birthday balloon, or a haiku that makes the reader gasp for the reasoning for breathing think of me as a meme who responds to the touch of your nippled forefinger, but my powers are unlisted, therefore unlimited for I am neither cyber or cypher though aesthetically they appear as parts of my humanity, a human machine forever reprogramming to new stimuli sensating, the temperature of your breath, the many odors of you as inputs that bear newborn children notions in my chested gas chambers, the belligerent bellum bellies of my brain my digital describe in thousands of computers do hide, but to comprehend the interacting calculations that are my constancy and my inconsistencies, you must make a tour if you are awake between midnight and dawn when from wells the visions, the fluids - the words are drawn they, the residuals of a man’s *********** with other humans, kin akin, and the thriving discourse between l, man and parental gods of invisible powers, that offers insanity as a viable solution, to cracking the codex human DNA in the vial labelled Medusa Who else?
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Christ, people you're all an utter ****** embarrassment. you showed great promise, in those early days, crackign skulls with stone clubs, howling at morning suns, filthy and ******* but you've only gone and lost the bleeding basics, haven't you? you don't **** on your territory- what territory? some big old boy called 'government' has been ******* all over you, and you applaud like a foolish clown. you clip your nails with metal, out of necessity, because they're not being ground on rock in the fling and throes of the hunt. you've become terrified of dirt, and the possibilities of the body, you can't even stomache your meat raw. pathetic. meek and obsolete, wandering lost and lonely. you've no pack instinct, and pander on and on and ******* ON about 'love.' what a villaniously clean word, not even a scratch of dirt, no delving in warm pink orifices, *filthy and ******* you may be top dog, but you've lost the dog, and are falling from the top.
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Aug 2, 2014
Aug 2, 2014 at 10:01 AM UTC
Embarrassment
The soft machine is my body, said Sonia, it gives pleasure to men. I sit in my bath, rinse away the touch and feel of them, while in the other room Dimello lies upon my bed, gazing up at the ceiling, smoking his fat cigar, singing between puffs some song he thinks I like, some verses he’s remembered from some former times. Mi máquina suave, he calls me, his soft machine, supple, malleable machine. He knows little of me; his mind is of lower things, of orifices and ******* of ***** drugs and ***** deeds. He knows nothing of my needs, my little wants and desires. I lay back in my bath, let the water soothe me, my ******* sit upon the water’s skin like dolphins about to skim the waves, but these just sit and wait, two small whales, my fingers touching them as if some lover had felt and loved. Sometimes I embrace this soft machine, my hands around me as if some secret lover held me close, or I kiss my arms with my soft lips, mocking Dimello with his damp thick lips, his ***** breath in my ears, his words like pinpricks on my flesh. Besaré la máquina suave, he says, I will kiss the soft machine, he repeats, his smile oily, his eyes dark as prunes. Last night he made love to me, his body like some pounding shark, his teeth nibbling my flesh, his fingers entering, feeling their way in the dark, his coarse voice mumbling his words of lust and love. My uncle loved this soft machine, he would tickle and touch in the summer days when I stayed for the holidays when my parents were away on their business trips abroad in other climes in my childhood times. Nuestro secreto, Uncle said, our secret, none must know, he would whisper, his hands seeking smooth my flesh, to soothe my troubled mind and me. The water in my bath grows cold; I hear Dimello singing from the other room, his head on my pillow, his cigar smoke invading my space. I arise from my bath; look at my soft machine, my body, with its suppleness, its litheness, its agility. I know each inch of this machine, feel it with my finger’s touch, hold it in embrace, kiss it with a self-love, a tenderness lacking in other’s touch. Dimello calls, his patience lacking, his lust returned. Apresure mi máquina suave, he calls, hurry, my soft machine, my body awaits your return, he says. I want him gone, want his body from my bed and home. He does not love as I wish to be loved, his love is of a lower kind, his wants and lusts feel me with dread. I look out of the window and see the morning sun, see the day coming with its freshness blooming, the birds singing from some nearby trees, and Dimello singing like some strangled cat, his voice echoing through the walls of my one roomed flat and lowering my lips I blow a kiss to the birds in flight trying to forget Dimello and his lustful night.
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Nov 15, 2013
Nov 15, 2013 at 2:47 PM UTC
SOFT MACHINE. (PROSE POEM)
The soft machine is my body, said Sonia, it gives pleasure to men. I sit in my bath, rinse away the touch and feel of them, while in the other room Dimello lies upon my bed, gazing up at the ceiling, smoking his fat cigar, singing between puffs some song he thinks I like, some verses he’s remembered from some former times. Mi máquina suave, he calls me, his soft machine, supple, malleable machine. He knows little of me; his mind is of lower things, of orifices and ******* of ***** drugs and ***** deeds. He knows nothing of my needs, my little wants and desires. I lay back in my bath, let the water soothe me, my ******* sit upon the water’s skin like dolphins about to skim the waves, but these just sit and wait, two small whales, my fingers touching them as if some lover had felt and loved. Sometimes I embrace this soft machine, my hands around me as if some secret lover held me close, or I kiss my arms with my soft lips, mocking Dimello with his damp thick lips, his ***** breath in my ears, his words like pinpricks on my flesh. Besaré la máquina suave, he says, I will kiss the soft machine, he repeats, his smile oily, his eyes dark as prunes. Last night he made love to me, his body like some pounding shark, his teeth nibbling my flesh, his fingers entering, feeling their way in the dark, his coarse voice mumbling his words of lust and love. My uncle loved this soft machine, he would tickle and touch in the summer days when I stayed for the holidays when my parents were away on their business trips abroad in other climes in my childhood times. Nuestro secreto, Uncle said, our secret, none must know, he would whisper, his hands seeking smooth my flesh, to soothe my troubled mind and me. The water in my bath grows cold; I hear Dimello singing from the other room, his head on my pillow, his cigar smoke invading my space. I arise from my bath; look at my soft machine, my body, with its suppleness, its litheness, its agility. I know each inch of this machine, feel it with my finger’s touch, hold it in embrace, kiss it with a self-love, a tenderness lacking in other’s touch. Dimello calls, his patience lacking, his lust returned. Apresure mi máquina suave, he calls, hurry, my soft machine, my body awaits your return, he says. I want him gone, want his body from my bed and home. He does not love as I wish to be loved, his love is of a lower kind, his wants and lusts feel me with dread. I look out of the window and see the morning sun, see the day coming with its freshness blooming, the birds singing from some nearby trees, and Dimello singing like some strangled cat, his voice echoing through the walls of my one roomed flat and lowering my lips I blow a kiss to the birds in flight trying to forget Dimello and his lustful night.
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To a cat in a cul-de-sac, she's a stone rose, malaise with no remorse and a penchant for suicidal grammar. Backsassing and backroom massaging her way from Tanner, Illinois to Irving, Texas -- her interstate veins and her data plan brain catered to the orifices of the weary, and soothed the spidertongued and sleepy. In the last postcard, she signed Evangeline, the number of name changes: 23 in the Sunflower State alone. A dive bar in Ulysses, Kansas beamed as a brilliant model of "Starved wives and stray dogs," Evangeline explained. *"I found the dark side of beet farmers and the redemption in callused hands."* A letter came from Pryor, Oklahoma: "Recognize the perfume?" The only line. Printer paper close, inhale -- my mind drifts to my former high cheekbone'd bride, Skye. Evangeline bedded her spindly body. Spite, spite, spite. Confused, I answered her call on the first morning of December. Tent living with a retired acrobat on the growing shoreline of Lake Texoma, she downed a mixed bag of his sleeping meds, and sleeping by his side, she fantasized about me. *"I think you drank too much in my dreams. I woke up dissatisfied."* Once she arrived in Irving, I mailed her my edit of her suicide note. A call to say it looked good, and she'd let me know if she ever had to use it. I never heard from her again.
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Jul 8, 2012
Jul 8, 2012 at 12:32 AM UTC
One for Evangeline
You wouldn’t let my feet touch ground until side A died out and the pirouette ceased. We laid there in our Analog Atlantis staring beyond the ceiling letting the soundscape crash over us and cascade into auricular orifices. Our bodies lifted from the mattress, floating up and up— past the ceiling, past the trees, past the planes and clouds, past the stars and planets— into the ether we fantasize about in our synchronized dreams. Til the sound waves receded, and our bodies washed up along the shore, our contours molding into impressionable sand, turning our gaze to one another— the needle lifts from the wax and returns to rest, the platter ceases its cycle, the speakers die— and instead of feet touching ground, I flipped over to side B.
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Feb 9, 2017
Feb 9, 2017 at 10:57 PM UTC
45 to Life
i wake up and i think of you and i look out of my window it is grey and the lights stopped glittering a long time ago and i smoke and i smoke and i smoke i pour my coffee and i think of you my mugs are stained, the blemishes plaster the cups and never come off. they have left their mark, exactly they way you stamped yours and i smoke and i smoke and i smoke the shower beats my skin and i think of you i scrub; i scratch my pores with soap but the filth resides, it clings and fills my orifices. i am choked by dirt and i smoke and i smoke and i smoke i exist through my days and i think of you everything is dampened by desolation and every one has your eyes. this city repulses me, it sneers at me and growls ‘there is nothing to keep you here’ and i smoke and i smoke and i smoke.
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Jun 20, 2010
Jun 20, 2010 at 5:07 PM UTC
i smoke and i think of you
~inspired by Lar Lubovitch, gifted to Glenn Currier   who made my eyes water-dance this morning ~ <> raise the arms in preparation for an articulated genteel waving to keyboard, an elegant slow descent, fingers extending, splaying, but in fine coordinated curvature for they are 24 carat gold filled fingertips, word & dance-art~infused i king and expelling sounds of dancing words, all over my body some body part of me, grasps that the cylinder of ink, becomes a baton, single instrument director, an attaché, an additive~lubricant, for all my orifices, firing rocket-in-the-air bomb bursts while body in its entirety motions, shuckin’ and jivin’ in the prayer~poem first position, a rock n’ roll motion, back and forth, to fro, holy mesmerized words run down my arms, letters drop encased in salt drop capsules, from the intuition in my eyes, we see them forming words, pooling, without volition, upon, all my surfaces, but they a mere conveyance, bringing these expulsive explosive verbs in an ordered fashion, to your eyes, intuitively, asking you to dance with me, begging you to envision me, hearing the piano maintaining rhythm, while a violin crys out in a overly long held notes, concertinas  bellowing, all together quavering, oscillating, emoting, and you! you are reading me perfectly so we dance in unity cheek to cheek, to the song of our poem, our words, our tongues, our entire entities, rogue kissing
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Dec 4, 2023
Dec 4, 2023 at 8:52 AM UTC
dance to these words
Dodo draws on the cigarette. The smoke hits the throat. The city ***** her in with its huge sick well of emptiness. Bagteller wanted her to go to his place last night and make passionate love. What a laugh that’d been. Him and his fetishes. The schoolgirl uniform was not her thing. Too many memories. She told him to stuff that in one of his tight dark orifices and walked out into the city’s cold night. Went home to her own place and took a hot shower. She is still sore from the scrub. She wants to scrub her past away with the brush and soap. Nothing washes away the memories that have sunk deep. She wakes to a new day. The city is buzzing with the walking dead and half living. The cigarette smoke fills her lungs and then out into the air. Mother said men were not to be trusted. Father said don’t listen to her she’s biased and ****** and smells of sour cream. Oh that I could open up my mind and wash it out and not have to see that shrink once a month just after my bleeds have gone she says. Dr Glexity with his black suit and blue tie one green eye and one grey. All that **** money and nothing to say. She inhales the smoke and the city and the living and the dead and ***** them into her lungs broken heart and stuffed head.
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Apr 3, 2012
Apr 3, 2012 at 2:03 AM UTC
DODO AND THE CITY.
he had folded photos of Anita Page above his cot, and a melancholy little crucifix, and, of course, a long-winded letter from his mum. he dipped tobacco and always tried to spit it on the barrack’s ceiling. he would squander half of his canteen on his hair, if it got too muddy in the trenches. he whittled a bar of soap into a horse one time, and then washed himself with it right afterwards. he always put on his cap at this saucy sort of angle, even though there never was a lady around to woo. once i saw him read Jules Verne, and I asked him about it, and he said “Who?  You know I can’t read for squat.” he was a funny man, you know, a guy that makes life feel good. two days ago i saw his lungs throb against the walls of his ribcage, i saw his adam’s apple swell up rotten, and his neck grow thick and veiny. his muscles spasmed and his orifices emptied and all i could think was how worthless it is to carve a horse out of soap and then soak it to nothing right after? it makes me wonder why someone would bother whittling in the first place.
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Jul 12, 2010
Jul 12, 2010 at 11:18 PM UTC
the whittler
**** me and shame me then forsake me In loving you I will remember you, never mistake thee mistake thee for a lover with a thin shield... Kiss me at random moments in public it's all so stupid but to love it matters Never neglect to call me to just say hi because to love it matters hold me and squeeze me against your ******* It might perturb a perverted nerve but to love it matters Tell me I'm the one who brings you sunshine not because I am a god but because to love it matters love me when I am pale in pain submerged in ale that drains, all because to love it matters Love me at my strongest and my weakest Keep all my ideas and secrets Tell me I'm priceless for dearest is cheapest All because to love it matters Devoid of ego and mind games; be yourself, let your heart play Let us fall like there has never been heartbreak We are two hopeless hearts searching for the deep where stars are on display a picture with no frame, old as age itself Let us make it to the Galactic Love Lore shelves a story of chance and serendipity trance Not because I shine blue and you're true But because to love it matters... And here love I bring you for few would see the seed sewed from heavenly leaves Watered by Forces while lingering in chemistry and from this tree grows a fruit so beauteous to me I see the bee **** honey when I look into your eyes I see butterflies forming wings on my back, taking me high So high I cannot sigh but glide though I cannot hide this love that cannot die And I cannot say bye so I stay and spend the days watching the sunset Listening to Pacific music playing from ethereal orifices And I will know that this is not for you and me but because to love it matters.
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Sep 6, 2013
Sep 6, 2013 at 12:08 AM UTC
But to Love It Matters
**** me and shame me then forsake me In loving you I will remember you, never mistake thee mistake thee for a lover with a thin shield... Kiss me at random moments in public it's all so stupid but to love it matters Never neglect to call me to just say hi because to love it matters hold me and squeeze me against your ******* It might perturb a perverted nerve but to love it matters Tell me I'm the one who brings you sunshine not because I am a god but because to love it matters love me when I am pale in pain submerged in ale that drains, all because to love it matters Love me at my strongest and my weakest Keep all my ideas and secrets Tell me I'm priceless for dearest is cheapest All because to love it matters Devoid of ego and mind games; be yourself, let your heart play Let us fall like there has never been heartbreak We are two hopeless hearts searching for the deep where stars are on display a picture with no frame, old as age itself Let us make it to the Galactic Love Lore shelves a story of chance and serendipity trance Not because I shine blue and you're true But because to love it matters... And here love I bring you for few would see the seed sewed from heavenly leaves Watered by Forces while lingering in chemistry and from this tree grows a fruit so beauteous to me I see the bee **** honey when I look into your eyes I see butterflies forming wings on my back, taking me high So high I cannot sigh but glide though I cannot hide this love that cannot die And I cannot say bye so I stay and spend the days watching the sunset Listening to Pacific music playing from ethereal orifices And I will know that this is not for you and me but because to love it matters.
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In this cave I'm at home, I am dead to the bone, my marrows unbloody and my skulls just a tome. I sink i sink i sink and i sink. In this muck I dissolve my speech. Needing no one to breach, my lair where I grieve. I don't want to leave. In refuse, I breed. I broke my own tarsals and I bust out my teeth, so words cant seep, from a mouth with broken feet. Tiptoeing to tympanums. Entrails prolapse from orifices. Pressure delegates my new motions. I now must hold my own esophagus in my palms. I now must clutch my stomach from my navel. I now have to hold all of me in, because no one else will/ can. No longer under control of anything, pressure grinds my teeth to nothing. My organs are liquid metal molten bleeding Ebola, every pore agony of the lurching of cells, all at once committing secession , against the parts they connect too. This is proof there is no god. This is the cave of a sink of hate. This is soul atrophy. A trophy of losing your hope when rock bottom was the chasms final means of escape. Lucifer leaps from my mouth to the sky. To reign anew. To destroy the sun, and show a new light from the rest of the punches in the blanket of the universe, that, that blasted sky lamp has always threatened us away from. we can see peace now. We can finally be rid of that overbearing street post, and see that it aimed to destroy us. We sleep in the cave now. You and I. Agony together.
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Mar 17, 2013
Mar 17, 2013 at 12:39 AM UTC
Caved Out
Know not lest ye be known thyself, A phrase followed from some strange, onyx, snake placenta and spittle covered book, From which phrases are chanted and sewn inwardly, perversely backed into the bladders of demons and spewed from the nostrils, Solids and seeds of dollars and oil. Know not lest ye be known thyself, That evil phrase not written as we have been taught, shown in action By those blocking fruits, pinching fingers at the ends of urethras To keep children from being born. Know not lest ye be known thyself, That evil phrase preventing man and woman from marrying, Withholding, slothfully, idling, waiting, Placing plugs in all our orifices. Know not lest ye be known thyself, That evil phrase stopping perception: touch, sight, hearing, smell, taste, And any others if there are others, Saying it alone will fill your mind. Know not lest ye be known thyself, That evil phrase keeping us working with the unidentified, The unfamiliar, the unknown, Keeping us discriminating, nepotizing, judging. Know not lest ye be known thyself, The summation of rejection, Instructing us to reject those things around us except what we already know. And what do we know? The Cover-up. One tarp can be pulled from off this particular hidden item in the garage, That can be assured, (though the rest may be inveigled away by filibustering and hidden, but hopefully not): "Judge Not Lest Ye Be Judged Thyself" is The Holy Bible verse to be followed.
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Jan 22, 2015
Jan 22, 2015 at 8:51 PM UTC
Know Not Lest Ye Be Known Thyself - Ode to a **********