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"outbursts" poems
Be my novel tonight Allow me to navigate the depths of your thoughts and journey through the pathways of your mind while merging in my imagination and infusing in my wildest poetic fantasies.  Inscribing in our bedpost an unforgettable bestseller. Be my music tonight Let me groove to the beat of your heart picking up pace as I explore new ways to invoke melodious outbursts. I want to sing a duet with you of synchronized moans and pleasurable sighs.  Culminating with you belting out my name in one final perfect note. Be my masterpiece tonight Permit me to trace my fingertips across every inch of your frame as I find your sensually stimulating spots. Armed with new knowledge and intent, sit back as I stroke you with my brushes of desire and take you on a creative adventure of twists and turns as I bring to life my finest work of art and watch with all anticipation your love erupt. © Tina Thompson
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Mar 3, 2012
Mar 3, 2012 at 2:30 PM UTC
Inspire Me
when a bunch of  old Senate men and some intimidated women voted to heave      an accused ******      and proven liar with an alcohol problem      given to irascible outbursts, fits of self-pity      and insulting comments on women into a lifelong seat on the highest court in the nation      against voluminous evidence of his lacking qualifications the statue of the Goddess of Justice      whom a former attorney general       had all covered up in blue cloth dropped her sword and scales tore off her blindfold and covered her naked ******* in shame
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Oct 5, 2018
Oct 5, 2018 at 2:07 PM UTC
the day U. S. justice died
If I took a moment to truly look into my reflection what would I see? A soul burning To realize my tendencies Being hypocritical Or My outbursts of screaming My times I put my emotions before others needs Maybe my push to see all of the worlds thick positivity Sometimes over shadowed by egos bellowing How do we shape a reflection? It seems pretty set to me I pray to heal To bring out a sunbeam not for show But To help the worlds love and grow To help the plants and animals continue to glow I know not where to go But I believe in this big ball of energy revolving There is a purpose A God A devil And a journey Not sure which place it will take me For now here I stand free To make a choice Creating destruction or happiness
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Jul 15, 2016
Jul 15, 2016 at 3:46 AM UTC
A mirror's deep reflection taking place
A populace filled with totalitarian tranquility The supposition that the world is in a harmonic homeostasis Blissful ignorance that leads to careless calamity Amid the uproar of the most populated of places Therein lies the seed of humanity’s deceptive destruction A solitary host housing a virulent virus Infectious disease that proceeds crisis and corruption Hope only stands with the powerful and pious Prognosis describes communicable cannibalism Rabid outbursts show signs of voracious violence The harrowing pandemic leads to ceaseless cataclysm Cities and towns suspended in systemic silence Habitations riddled with gratuitous gore Hope fades in the wake of the crimson carnage The pestilent hoard feeds to a glutton’s galore The Author of humanity publishes the final page The closing verse rains down a rapturous recompense The high cost of a dense population paid at humanity’s existential expense
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Oct 31, 2018
Oct 31, 2018 at 11:06 PM UTC
Affliction’s Assimilation
Stories and poems Love and shared coffees Bus rides and jokes I saw the sun glimmering The corners crept in The room became smaller Breathing got harder and voices became more My body became a canvas of my own doing The blood became more and the smile slipped away in the dark I became lost in a world of Bipolar Depression With a new mixture of pills of various variety of color The line between reality and fantasy became blury Until a line was no more I found comfort in creating art over my arms hidden by clothes My days became a mixture of pills and emotional outbursts It was like falling asleep, slowly at first and then all together I was destroyed I was distorted I was redefined by darkness of late night cries I was no more I became a silent void I became nothing I became defined by my illness I became my worst fear I am a beautiful void I am I am I am lost and captured in a glass jar labeled December Bipolar I am no more
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Jun 20, 2016
Jun 20, 2016 at 7:03 AM UTC
December Bipolar
happiness is fleeting obsolete cold like the sleet it gets when it wets and success comes in a disguise wearing a dress dreaming of happiness realizing what it means to be not to be brought or bought or taken with a restless mind it's an image of time in which relaxation happens without the need of a glass of wine or a drop of this hit of that the happiness to be had do you think you deserve all of that to feel good again to do something that makes you feel guilt something you feel to be a rude awakening that keeps you waking in your sleep your dream you thought you had could come true unruly attributes begin to penetrate what you had in place what you wanted thought you needed a happy place you built in your mind gets crushed by reality now you're blind to what happiness is but you continue to live and redefine shape it make it and see what you can find is it happiness? sadness and gladness and manics panics attacks angry outbursts not being able to relax has its way into your life how do you make happiness the number one most felt feelings that you normally feel how do you make that real that happiness how do you not conceal your happiness without letting the people around you clown you down you try to put you in a place where they are which isn't at the same spot you're trying to be the happiness as it fleets and you grasp at your bed sheets satin slips away through your fingers give it time and let linger feel breathe get happiness and when you see someone who needs it and you still have some that lasts go from within and give it right back
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Jul 16, 2013
Jul 16, 2013 at 3:57 AM UTC
Achieving Happiness
happiness is fleeting obsolete cold like the sleet it gets when it wets and success comes in a disguise wearing a dress dreaming of happiness realizing what it means to be not to be brought or bought or taken with a restless mind it's an image of time in which relaxation happens without the need of a glass of wine or a drop of this hit of that the happiness to be had do you think you deserve all of that to feel good again to do something that makes you feel guilt something you feel to be a rude awakening that keeps you waking in your sleep your dream you thought you had could come true unruly attributes begin to penetrate what you had in place what you wanted thought you needed a happy place you built in your mind gets crushed by reality now you're blind to what happiness is but you continue to live and redefine shape it make it and see what you can find is it happiness? sadness and gladness and manics panics attacks angry outbursts not being able to relax has its way into your life how do you make happiness the number one most felt feelings that you normally feel how do you make that real that happiness how do you not conceal your happiness without letting the people around you clown you down you try to put you in a place where they are which isn't at the same spot you're trying to be the happiness as it fleets and you grasp at your bed sheets satin slips away through your fingers give it time and let linger feel breathe get happiness and when you see someone who needs it and you still have some that lasts go from within and give it right back
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(Barbara Green) A child so small so vulnerable and weak helpless, powerless not allowed to speak. Lying awake in bed knowing he'll soon appear Frightened and trapped living a torturous nightmare. Body is shaking trembling with-in preparing for the terrible acts of sin. Left all alone with no-one in sight The abused child cries silently all through the night. How does one heal from such a horrible crime? The scars, the damage lasts a lifetime. Emotionally I struggle to make it through Not knowing Why? I feel and act the way I do. The tragedy is over but the turmoil is still there I wonder, If my outbursts is a way to see if anyone cares. Please! God help me I cry out with so much anguish fear and doubt.
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May 4, 2014
May 4, 2014 at 9:16 PM UTC
A cry for help
The redneck got arrested last night. The ******* was barking back at dogs and belting shots of scotch well-before sundown. You could say he and the sun were collectively sinking. Nights like these breed pregnant silences between the outbursts. I sit poised for the next eruption as a child cloistered under covers for fear of thunderclaps-- Another howl, (presumably bellowing for beer) then he's batting his live-in lap-straddler around the apartment beneath me. With every strike the drywall learns a lesson this ignorant ***** can't get a grip on: some things never change. The world will change around them like tissue growing around a bullet fragment. The cops come, the cuffs go on, and the problem is put on pause for an evening-- but he'll ascend the stairs with the sunrise. They'll reconcile,             because misery does want for company. He'll promise he'll be different. She'll actually believe him. They'll be back to battering their plaster with the reverberations of ******* and arguments. She can't see that a drunkard's apologies         are counterfeit currency. I took it for common knowledge. Perhaps it is... Perhaps, like living in tornado alley, they cope with ceaseless shit-storms because they're just too lazy to move.
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Sep 20, 2012
Sep 20, 2012 at 12:36 AM UTC
No Place Like Home
The envelope was red, white and blue just like the flag Betsy Ross spent days with bleeding fingers over so many years ago. It was addressed to me from an unknown sender. I was giggly, jumpy. Who would write to me? I wasn’t important. Just a seventh grade nobody stuck in a sparkly purple wheelchair. Mom said I could join. She secretly wanted her outcast of a daughter to have a sense of normalcy during her last fading moments of childhood. I just wanted to have fun. I wasn’t ready to accept that I was different. I knew that I was. The stares told me so but I didn’t want to be. The letter said that I could represent my fine country as America’s National Teenager. Me? All I had to do was show my ability by competing in a scholarship pageant. You know, a beauty pageant except it wasn’t being called so because adults are trying to be sensitive to teenager’s feelings because we’re more likely to be sensitive, emotional and prone to disruptive and potentially harmful outbursts. The perks of being a wallflower. Teenagers, we know this. We’re also not stupid. I and every other girl who would participate knew this pageant was nothing more than a beauty pageant; a popularity contest. That didn’t keep us from dreaming of becoming rich and famous, stop the crying fits, hormones from raging or acting like drama wasn’t our life’s goal and college major. Four days in Southern Idaho and an eight-hour drive to and from gave me plenty of time to practice my talent, an essay. Even then, I knew I had no real physical attributes. Instead, I shoved my fears aside and wrote, rewrote and polished my essay on America until my parents, teachers, and friends repeatedly had to tell me “that’s enough already. You’ll do great.” I made friends, told stories, laughed until snot came out my nose and answered the ever cautious “What happened to make you look that way?” I had the time of my life. I knew I wasn’t going to win because let’s face it, I’m not pretty enough. And just as predicted, I left with “Most Inspirational” and cried ugly tears when I didn’t come home as America’s National Teenager. Looking back, I was a real American teenager. I don't need a pageant to tell me so.
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Aug 9, 2010
Aug 9, 2010 at 9:15 PM UTC
America's National Teenager
The envelope was red, white and blue just like the flag Betsy Ross spent days with bleeding fingers over so many years ago. It was addressed to me from an unknown sender. I was giggly, jumpy. Who would write to me? I wasn’t important. Just a seventh grade nobody stuck in a sparkly purple wheelchair. Mom said I could join. She secretly wanted her outcast of a daughter to have a sense of normalcy during her last fading moments of childhood. I just wanted to have fun. I wasn’t ready to accept that I was different. I knew that I was. The stares told me so but I didn’t want to be. The letter said that I could represent my fine country as America’s National Teenager. Me? All I had to do was show my ability by competing in a scholarship pageant. You know, a beauty pageant except it wasn’t being called so because adults are trying to be sensitive to teenager’s feelings because we’re more likely to be sensitive, emotional and prone to disruptive and potentially harmful outbursts. The perks of being a wallflower. Teenagers, we know this. We’re also not stupid. I and every other girl who would participate knew this pageant was nothing more than a beauty pageant; a popularity contest. That didn’t keep us from dreaming of becoming rich and famous, stop the crying fits, hormones from raging or acting like drama wasn’t our life’s goal and college major. Four days in Southern Idaho and an eight-hour drive to and from gave me plenty of time to practice my talent, an essay. Even then, I knew I had no real physical attributes. Instead, I shoved my fears aside and wrote, rewrote and polished my essay on America until my parents, teachers, and friends repeatedly had to tell me “that’s enough already. You’ll do great.” I made friends, told stories, laughed until snot came out my nose and answered the ever cautious “What happened to make you look that way?” I had the time of my life. I knew I wasn’t going to win because let’s face it, I’m not pretty enough. And just as predicted, I left with “Most Inspirational” and cried ugly tears when I didn’t come home as America’s National Teenager. Looking back, I was a real American teenager. I don't need a pageant to tell me so.
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Sea serpents still smash ships In the dark seas of my subconscious, Devilish legends roam Giggling, chainsaw wielding Masked maniacs are at home Hunting and being hunted By whip wielding antiheroes With black leather biker outfits, with the right sleeve missing The theater of my Id charges a penny admission Sold my soul for a remote control My mind ruled by visual opiates Of violence and flesh Creative outlets come In sporadic outbursts That ****** your imagination, What some men call horror I call liberation.
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Sep 10, 2012
Sep 10, 2012 at 7:21 AM UTC
Liberation
I have ability to switch style even under pressure Focused concentration, I am with tenacious unpredictability And yet fail to admit mistakes even resist as always Laced with external distractibility, I am What a world......Give me strength. I have ' killer instincts' to move mountains even driven to pinnacle with passion Making things happen as always, I am even I am, less anxious in decisiveness And yet do things my own way rushing the poor fellow to frail Impatience won't disappear with quietness and shyness What a world.....Give me strength. I step forth in dignity for low anxiety even with meticulousness Decisiveness for reality, I am with sterner stuff in slippery control And yet unable to manage time with a hog on spotlight Drenched in my own outbursts, I am What a world......Give me strength. Proud of my strength of friendliness even with positive openness The power to carry on with persuasiveness even I am, yes I am in assertiveness My strength that never dies in the face of motivation And yet my ears are too weak to comprehend with sound of ********** What a world......Give me strength. Let me be weak to be strong and strong I am in weakness With passion for sweetness in bitterness And this is real in steel The contrast and the conflict That steers in my way of long ago And this reality in mirage Gives me the courage to rise above pain What a world.....Give me strength.
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Sep 1, 2014
Sep 1, 2014 at 9:00 PM UTC
What a World...Give Me Strength
Doctor O doctor. Can you treat me? This aweful mind refuses to greet me! I'v been having trouble controling my thoughts. Outbursts of creativity and crazy wandering thoughts. I have work to do and need to concentrate! But these wandering thoughts have me on stalemate. The thoughts go here and the mind goes there, They do not seem to coincide anywhere. Doctor O doctor can you help me? Bring these thoughts into order, and let this mind be. It concentrates of war, it concentrates on pain. None of which have any prospect of gain. It concentrates on hate, and the ever growing weight, Of the population that refuses to wait. No tollerance or patience, No thoughts on moulding this nation. Just fights on rights, And pointing fingers with might! No one looks at their duties, Or the subtle beauties. Beauty of diversity, and the numerous entities. That form our great nation. All it need is unadulterated devotion. I have work to do and need to concentrate! But these wandering thoughts have me on stalemate. The thoughts go here and the mind goes there, They do not seem to coincide anywhere. Doctor O doctor can you help me? Bring these thoughts into order, and let this mind be.
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Apr 15, 2013
Apr 15, 2013 at 10:21 AM UTC
Doctor O doctor
They kept her in the attic with the rest of the nonsense An improvised pen and paper of fingernails and floorboards. Cracked windows rusted shut from years of disuse Chapped lips pinched shut from years of neglect. Broken mirrors on the floor from outbursts no one heard Shattered eyes blinking hollowly because no one was listening. Patterns traced on dust covered windows letting bars of light shine through Therapeutic Sunlight outlining shadows that shouldn't be there, dust mites that should. Daisy; the name she gave herself after forgetting her original. Daisy; what she'd call herself should she ever get out. Withered; what she became.
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Sep 22, 2014
Sep 22, 2014 at 1:22 PM UTC
Daisy
I WANT TO BE THE REASON YOUR BONES THAT ARE ATTACHED TO YOUR GUMS APPEAR ,TO BLESS HUMANITY AS A LIVING, BREATHING STAR BLESSES OUR DULL EARTH                                                             AND WHEN SPEAK OF ME I WANT YOUR SOUL TO POUR OUT OF YOUR TENDER LIPS GRACEFULLY BUT VIVID LIKE A WATERFALL
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Sep 15, 2015
Sep 15, 2015 at 3:30 PM UTC
Outbursts
There's an ineffable urge to sidle up against masculinity; to allow his mercurial fervor to unleash these lascivious outbursts of lust that dwell inside the depths of my soul, ravishing him with hungered passion; tasting each sinewy muscle pulsing with flickers of want, like a savored sweet chocolate truffle, indulging slowly in every part I can entwine as he shudders with each lick I inflict lingering in his aftertaste....
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Jun 29, 2012
Jun 29, 2012 at 2:01 AM UTC
Truffles
Oh That laugh Deep from your core Uncontrollable outbursts Fill up the corners of the room Something truly real surrounding my head Oh how I need something real The way you lose yourself in the joy The sound of happiness Shuffles it's way through me Chills run my bones Nerves a bit queasy from something so new My lips turn up with a grin Something so strange is happening to me What is this stifling emotion It's weight on my lungs I fight And lose Bubbling up my throat A sound very similar Laughter A forgotten voice A long lost ability Contagious you are Rubbing your filthy joyous self all over me What is this preposterous habit I run my hands down my arms Wiping away this feeling But You girl... You. What are you doing to me Telepathically rearranging my neurons With your leaky smiling eyes And your mouth all open Head thrown all around How do you tweak my strings Pulling my smile out from under the rubble Warming my heart with those eyes Burning red are my cheeks It's like I've forgotten how to feel And I'm coming to life again Oh That laugh
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May 8, 2013
May 8, 2013 at 10:38 PM UTC
Laugh
Did anyone ever stop to think that maybe mother earth has anxiety? We say that nature can be cruel and work in mysterious ways, but she is mute. A language is always mysterious to a foreign tongue. Perhaps my dear mother earth has anxiety. The earthquakes are outbursts like an autistic child’s, she is begging to be heard. She screams with thunder and any words she can muster up are nothing but whispers in the wind. Tsunamis are angry fists slamming down on the dining room table, but no one cares to listen. She grasps towards the heavens in attempts for everything to stop spinning, so that maybe the chaos within her will depart in one single blow. No one cared to listen to the mute child in the corner or the room, who has always been in the corner of the room, who has been ignored and forgotten, only acknowledged when something is needed from her. We were the voices in her head. Each individual person chipping away at her sanity, and leaving tire tracks in her down trodden forests. Maybe mother earth had anxiety, maybe mother earth is dead.
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Dec 3, 2016
Dec 3, 2016 at 3:56 PM UTC
Mother Earth and Anxiety
#*Promises, I make only to keep You are a friend and that’s sacred to me I will be holding space, for us, you see My words safe in my heart The hurt mine to behold My inhibitions, fears Tears and distance I keep To elevate and alleviate You may bring your words My silence, I’ll keep It’s been a while, the spoken words I’ve bartered for the written Won’t give either to you Escapist I am not Happy in the crowd, smile and gel Safely guarded by my shell Mellowed with age Outbursts few and defences weak Empathy, I don’t seek It’s only human To let go and carry on Looking fine and beyond As quitting is not done*#
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Dec 10, 2018
Dec 10, 2018 at 3:37 AM UTC
Holding Space
The Christmas lights are up I am in the mood, Alright. Have they always Twinkled like that Or do they Because it parallels My own delight. They are the same While my eagerness To stop, Observe and smile Has me burning On the inside. Under pressure I am A snowball Of anger Outbursts Often Out of control I am the same But the difference This year I forgive myself Like others In the long stretch In my lasting search Of what matters And I have you As seed To my everyday glee. It is Christmas time The lights are up This time, I am looking up.
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Dec 23, 2014
Dec 23, 2014 at 6:11 AM UTC
Christmas Lights
and oddly enough, H is the only letter in the alphabet that can accommodate vowels the easiest, and subsequently laughter. well m can too, but it's more of a jolly hmm in between sudden outbursts of h and co. and on Sunday i get to read about a prince moaning quote: 'at home on my arse'... oi oi ***** Harry, where the magnum? call on Clint Klein and head into the eastern woods! 'there be a bowl of spaghetti there waiting for ya' the leprechaun said. ah a job, ah a family, ah George the usurper of attention seeking girlies... 10 years in the army, and then bust, using a Ouija board to stop being employed by McDonald's; but hey! it's Sunday... can't a price have his day?               god, this humour is so cheap                        it's almost gagging                                   for canned laughter,              but it ain't getting any, shame,    and double shame for Fawlty Towers using it, whatnot and what care for all that "famous"                   intelligent humour of the British ballot box,     supposedly... if that **** is intelligent & funny why use                   such horrid precautions (psst... laziness)? slapstick does it for me, means i can be intelligent in other mediums.
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May 8, 2016
May 8, 2016 at 11:59 AM UTC
H & Ouija (qui oui wee quee)
Pieces of you linger   In my mind, causing random smiles and outbursts of laughter,    But sometimes I cry Pieces of you reside    In my heart, placing me in sentimental moods and reminiscent flight,    But sometimes I just cry Pieces of you remain   In my nose, creating fragrant blissfulness Pieces of you stay   On my skin, triggering spontaneous quivers Pieces of you survive   On my tongue, causing cravings for sweet things   But sometimes I still just cry    Pieces of you are indelibly ingrained    In my soul, intensely reminding me of love and love lost    And I cry :'( © Tina Thompson 2011
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Jan 5, 2012
Jan 5, 2012 at 10:24 PM UTC
Pieces
Man enters the tavern                             Claps down some cash and outbursts ;                                                        'Thirsty Things Firstly !' The barman evaluates his condition       And provides a session brew Man tilts toward potential company (a ferrety bloke in the shadows) "Pull up that stack of milk crates                          And halve a heart with me" (he earns a quick friend                                                in a tolerant stranger) Soon fellow gaspers fill out the gloom And an eve of humour descends Though soon upending Gourds downed the gullet Sunk ugly into the scene The tippling wit drags the night               to the Slurry Pit things turn Psychologically Rugged his Mates soon round on him bulldozing at the Elbows saying he's a Cheapskate they Berate him with rigorous Rattleprat he's been goated with the Cain's mark they tousle his crown malicious Thorough in his cups and eaves he mumbles and leaves heaving up bile words unheard               gurgle over his shoulder outside is dark and harsh Outside the whole wild world does wail and weary drunkenly he sings to match its melancholy but sadness lifts with his altered view he sees 'a flock of moons' weigh down the sky and natures churn                                                          makes a phosphorescent stew of it all ... decay                                          to lifes' celebration
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Jun 27, 2022
Jun 27, 2022 at 9:04 PM UTC
a Flock of Moons (decay to life II)
Man enters the tavern                             Claps down some cash and outbursts ;                                                        'Thirsty Things Firstly !' The barman evaluates his condition       And provides a session brew Man tilts toward potential company (a ferrety bloke in the shadows) "Pull up that stack of milk crates                          And halve a heart with me" (he earns a quick friend                                                in a tolerant stranger) Soon fellow gaspers fill out the gloom And an eve of humour descends Though soon upending Gourds downed the gullet Sunk ugly into the scene The tippling wit drags the night               to the Slurry Pit things turn Psychologically Rugged his Mates soon round on him bulldozing at the Elbows saying he's a Cheapskate they Berate him with rigorous Rattleprat he's been goated with the Cain's mark they tousle his crown malicious Thorough in his cups and eaves he mumbles and leaves heaving up bile words unheard               gurgle over his shoulder outside is dark and harsh Outside the whole wild world does wail and weary drunkenly he sings to match its melancholy but sadness lifts with his altered view he sees 'a flock of moons' weigh down the sky and natures churn                                                          makes a phosphorescent stew of it all ... decay                                          to lifes' celebration
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