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"pioneered" poems
Perhaps it's the way his colostomy bag hangs off his waist like John Wayne's pistol in Rio Bravo, or the trail of **** left when it ripped last Monday from his chair to the refrigerator. He must have noticed, he turned right and filled the sink with feces and called over the nurse. She pioneered along the trail, and fit him with a new bag. More **** oozed through the tube filling a fresh bag. I sat there and licked my nasal drip into my lips, hoping the sparkle of my snotty glossy shine would catch your eye, like your favorite **** rag in a line up of church bulletins. The putrid lavender like scent swimming through the air like flying fish, allows me to dream quicker than any drug. I dream of the day where we both lay naked with our old wrinkled skin connected like praying hands where your feces and ***** flow freely to fill in epidermic gaps.
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Oct 4, 2010
Oct 4, 2010 at 9:16 PM UTC
Musings of an 84 Year Old Coprophiliac
we were left here empty and ready to fall into decay used to be so much life and in the dark, there were bright lights the home we built caught on fire and burned to the ground there's just a skeleton a naked foundation that used to hold our dreams we were torn down condemned to demolition we tied the knot to the chain on the wrecking ball we crumbled under... the roads we pioneered are long overgrown but we still know the way by heart a rhythmic pounding from my very bones
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Jun 12, 2013
Jun 12, 2013 at 8:30 PM UTC
abandoned cities (corrected)
it's been something I've believed since the day I saw the light the light that shines on every one's face that shines through the acne or scars the birth marks or bars that everyone is beautiful regardless of what titles theyve been given I know you've all heard it before or maybe you haven't either way you need to know that you are not what you're told whether that be garbage, or gold you need only one title to call yourself that's human that's living breathing and with a heart aimed somewhere past your past you have the potential to be great but only when you realize that you're strongest in your weakness when you see that the road less travelled is less trampled beaten because people weren't stepped on walked all over they carried each other held each other up the road less traveled isn't easier in fact, it's rockier sharper steeper and you're most likely going to get hurt you're going to gain some scars because the road less traveled was pioneered by forgiveness and i don't want you to think that it's easy because it's not i don't want you to think it's simple because it's not i want you to know it's right so do the hardest thing tonight and forgive yourself so that you can start down the road less traveled called beauty
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Sep 27, 2013
Sep 27, 2013 at 5:43 PM UTC
a letter for the less self aware of deprication
I'm sorry this ever happened to you. I'm sorry you were just an 8 year old, so full of life and you didn't deserve this pain. I'm sorry those pedophilic pigs preyed on your innocence. I'm sorry you were born in India- a country powered by people, pioneered by strong men of principles but still feel powerless to protect its own people. I'm sorry our laws are enforced to protect the lawless. I'm sorry there is a ***** so possessed by religion out there who passed a mean comment on you. I'm sorry there are countless many who favors his opinion strongly. I'm sorry none of us could protect you or bring you back to life. I'm sorry that I can only hope hell does exist and those men do rot in its deepest pits. I'm sorry all of us can only sympathize and none of us can empathize. I'm sorry I have no voice of my own. I'm sorry my child, I truly am because you were born a girl. I'm sorry to say how lucky I feel to be alive, that my sister or mother or friends are unpolluted and still breathing just fine. I'm sorry this poem is pointless as the many hashtags that come and go after each **** but I had to write this for my own peace of mind. I'm sorry as I can only sit back and pray there won't be anymore Asifas.
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Apr 13, 2018
Apr 13, 2018 at 3:07 AM UTC
Dear Asifa
(born Stanley Martin Lieber /ˈliːbər/, December 28, 1922 – November 12, 2018) American comic-book writer, editor, and publisher. He was editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics, later its publisher and chairman, leading its expansion from a small division of a publishing house to a large multimedia corporation. In collaboration with several artists – particularly Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko – he co-created fictional characters including Spider-Man, the Hulk, Doctor Strange, the Fantastic Four, Daredevil, Black Panther, the X-Men, and – with his brother and co-writer Larry Lieber – the characters of Ant-Man, Iron Man, and Thor. In doing so, he pioneered a more complex approach to writing superheroes in the 1960s, and in the 1970s challenged the standards of the Comics Code Authority leading to it updating its policies.
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Nov 12, 2018
Nov 12, 2018 at 3:40 PM UTC
RIP Stan Lee: Unwittingly the father of all we know
I don't remember when we stopped Going to the grocery shop together When the silence grew too loud to talk over When I'd stopped trailing after you with the rattling bones of canned soup, clutching the well rusted handles of the shopping cart asyou pioneered your way Down the discount aisles proud and dusty Stopping to pick up another sugar laden piece of the American Dream I do remember my first day grocery shopping alone, squeaking with my empty cart hesitantly down the aisle waiting for you to come and tell me to put back the extra box of chewy chocolate chip cookies The scuffed tiled floors shone, the fluorescent lighting cast a dull glow and I swear I heard soft angels humming over the white noise from the refrigerators As I headed home to our white picket nightmare, the blue bags in the backseat shone like medals, subtle victories.
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Jul 21, 2017
Jul 21, 2017 at 12:12 AM UTC
Grocery Shopping on Elm
Time and necessity puppeteered its temperature to better suit our appetite, left it to linger in our peripheral vision as if it was no longer a true masterpiece of   the wild. It blazed through forests, pioneered and conquered, destroyed. Then, no longer mighty and no longer feared, was put into a box to be mastered by a mother lighting the neon colored wax candles on a child’s blue birthday cake or a woman adorned with stockings slightly torn and makeup slightly smudged lighting a cigarette on a street corner while waiting for the 8 o’clock bus. Instead of burning, it melted. Instead of demolishing, it decorated. Instead of blazing, it burnt out. October 10, 2013
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Jul 23, 2014
Jul 23, 2014 at 1:53 AM UTC
Domesticated Fire
In musical  notes composing Ethiopia's giant Saint Yared , irate, once Opted to run away From an ecclesiastical school Dubbed by his priest teacher An idiot and a fool Worse still Looked down and ridiculed By class mates, not cool. Desirous to burn his boat He Trekked past a forest And a pool Determined never To see those Who cherish to pull Over his eyes the wool. Tired,he took a rest By a tree shade "I am good for nothing!" Resonating in his head. He continued To lament his fate Unaware God Has a plan To make him great. While battling To forget his pain He saw a God-sent worm Trying to climb a tree Again,again,again,again Again and again in vain! To his surprise The undaunted worm Didn't fight shy In its seventh trial it Managed to climb The tree high To enjoy the fruits laden On the boughs Outstretched to the sky! Drawing a lesson Saint Yared Returned back to school To out smart all Who took him for An dummy and a fool! At long last he Pioneered in composing Ten path breaking Musical notes that Have no match By any of, to date, Succeeded batch! Strange as it may appear, Oblivious to The unintentional Piercing of his foot By a king's spear, Fine-tuning His ear To angels' orchestra to God Engrossed, he was seen With a similar passion Praising the Lord!
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Dec 23, 2016
Dec 23, 2016 at 2:03 AM UTC
A genius taken for a dummy!
Where hippy's go, prosperity follows. And indeed, this has been the case worldwide. They were first into West Cork, Otago in New Zealand. Anywhere that was barren, became nice, sought after. It was the same with bread, they pioneered the old recipes. Today, we have latter day hippies educating us about Organic Flour. The cult of bread is not new, just forgotten. A buttered cult please!
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Aug 10, 2019
Aug 10, 2019 at 12:07 PM UTC
A Cult Of Bread
A young and beautiful, but wretched soul, Dreamt in an enchanted world of her own, With enraptured stallions and unicorns, Far away from the brutal world so widely known, But little did she know, the doom of her fantasy land is close. Long was the string of her heartfelt desires, She wanted to gaze at the infinite stars, And eagerly waited to whoosh to Mars, Away from negativities and deep scars, But little did she know, she'd always be on the radar. Incessant lookouts for an escape, Made her wearied, sick and frail, It was then that the realisation kicked her brain, For what is she suffering so much pain? For a world that is best at growing only wolf's bane? After a month of Sundays, time finally chipped in, When she could take the world out for a spin, To vanquish the conventionality like a fiery levin, Now was the time to declare that she won't take it on the chin, And little did the world know of its approaching ruin. Prepared to confront the imposed tyranny one-on-one, She took it by surprise like a curve ball, Then the insurgence began bold and tall, "Why are women objectified as puppet dolls? Why do taboos exist only for womenfolk?" Appalled by her fearless defiance, The world warned her against such resistance, And swore to banish her existence, The girl merely snorted and said "to hell with your dominance", And little did the world know, it'd be soon thrown into a vortex. Shining from within like a blaze of sunlight, Powered up by vexation from her plight, She broke the ancient shields of the dark skies, And swallowed the ossified world with plumes of her divine light, Yet little did she know, she has pioneered a new set of star lights. ©Sri.Mun
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Mar 24, 2019
Mar 24, 2019 at 4:05 AM UTC
The Revolution
A young and beautiful, but wretched soul, Dreamt in an enchanted world of her own, With enraptured stallions and unicorns, Far away from the brutal world so widely known, But little did she know, the doom of her fantasy land is close. Long was the string of her heartfelt desires, She wanted to gaze at the infinite stars, And eagerly waited to whoosh to Mars, Away from negativities and deep scars, But little did she know, she'd always be on the radar. Incessant lookouts for an escape, Made her wearied, sick and frail, It was then that the realisation kicked her brain, For what is she suffering so much pain? For a world that is best at growing only wolf's bane? After a month of Sundays, time finally chipped in, When she could take the world out for a spin, To vanquish the conventionality like a fiery levin, Now was the time to declare that she won't take it on the chin, And little did the world know of its approaching ruin. Prepared to confront the imposed tyranny one-on-one, She took it by surprise like a curve ball, Then the insurgence began bold and tall, "Why are women objectified as puppet dolls? Why do taboos exist only for womenfolk?" Appalled by her fearless defiance, The world warned her against such resistance, And swore to banish her existence, The girl merely snorted and said "to hell with your dominance", And little did the world know, it'd be soon thrown into a vortex. Shining from within like a blaze of sunlight, Powered up by vexation from her plight, She broke the ancient shields of the dark skies, And swallowed the ossified world with plumes of her divine light, Yet little did she know, she has pioneered a new set of star lights. ©Sri.Mun
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I forgot your reminiscences that were keeping me awake at nights, I shut out the thoughts that reminded me of you, I put away all your souvenirs and pioneered on a journey without you, I shrugged off at every mention of your name, But Everything hit a reset switch- the moment I ran in to you today !! Now I have to push myself out of this graveyard again, mend my broken heart again, Erase your memories again, write off your name again. Looks like I will have to be born again..
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Feb 25, 2019
Feb 25, 2019 at 6:00 PM UTC
reset
it's December i say, and i  was excited to see my school ended next week, this story isn't just about ghosts, but a living memory that lives with me forever, one day my teacher ms Margarete asked me to carry boxes, "oh ron would you be a dear to carry this heavy  things for me " she said, far across the left wing of the school, its most darkest part of the school where lights often flickering, and you almost hear footsteps coming but no one was there to be seen, this school was known across the continent of Borneo, are the oldest school that pioneered the start of WW2 in Asian front, the original residence of the school was  for British soldiers, back when the  British still colonized south east Asia, then i heard stories about  people see  reflection of souls of the fallen, what sad about this story  not only these spirits felt oblivious, knowing its 2009 and not 1945 they still relived their duty, to protect this school from invading Japanese elites, i took small steps having my guard up for surprises, a corner that adjacent to the storage room, **** i say out loud to myself. i have this strange phobias when it come to corners, and got scared easily, i have no friends to accompany me  that time, because everyone is busy preparing last term of the day, its time to face my fears so i forced my self to complete that task i was given, then something weird happened, i hear what sounded like people talking but i cant make  the sound, " What the hell was that"  i whispered to my self, i ignored it the more and more ignored that voice, creeping through my ear drum. as if you were in their presence  when they still alive, i left the box  behind the storage door and i heard this " Oy! don't litter ****** things everywhere child!" i ran as fast as i can and that distinct British accent, just scared the living crap out of me, there were no English teachers even active at the time only local teachers that are in that building working, still through this day  hearing that class a voice manifesting led me thinking why the hell i didn't bring my recorder.
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Mar 24, 2017
Mar 24, 2017 at 5:49 AM UTC
Storage ghost.
it's December i say, and i  was excited to see my school ended next week, this story isn't just about ghosts, but a living memory that lives with me forever, one day my teacher ms Margarete asked me to carry boxes, "oh ron would you be a dear to carry this heavy  things for me " she said, far across the left wing of the school, its most darkest part of the school where lights often flickering, and you almost hear footsteps coming but no one was there to be seen, this school was known across the continent of Borneo, are the oldest school that pioneered the start of WW2 in Asian front, the original residence of the school was  for British soldiers, back when the  British still colonized south east Asia, then i heard stories about  people see  reflection of souls of the fallen, what sad about this story  not only these spirits felt oblivious, knowing its 2009 and not 1945 they still relived their duty, to protect this school from invading Japanese elites, i took small steps having my guard up for surprises, a corner that adjacent to the storage room, **** i say out loud to myself. i have this strange phobias when it come to corners, and got scared easily, i have no friends to accompany me  that time, because everyone is busy preparing last term of the day, its time to face my fears so i forced my self to complete that task i was given, then something weird happened, i hear what sounded like people talking but i cant make  the sound, " What the hell was that"  i whispered to my self, i ignored it the more and more ignored that voice, creeping through my ear drum. as if you were in their presence  when they still alive, i left the box  behind the storage door and i heard this " Oy! don't litter ****** things everywhere child!" i ran as fast as i can and that distinct British accent, just scared the living crap out of me, there were no English teachers even active at the time only local teachers that are in that building working, still through this day  hearing that class a voice manifesting led me thinking why the hell i didn't bring my recorder.
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I'm not the man I was; I'm not the man I am; I'm not the man I'm going to be I am the man who's been set free Free from the life of slavery I pioneered the mystery The secrets there for all to see Come share this life of bliss with me.
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Dec 14, 2012
Dec 14, 2012 at 5:48 AM UTC
Come and See
I'm a Believer. A by-faith walker. One foot placed in front of the other. A member of the worldwide inter-generational ancestral family of Believers. Proudly considered to be God-botherers on account of us being persistent in prayer on all ocassions. I'm a Believer. I'm a disciple-maker. I'm a get-fully-wet baptiser. I'm a church planter. I'm an "in spirit and in truth" God-of-Jacob worshiper. A not bow to caesar. A faith keeper. A some-might-call-me dreamer. A vision se-er. A full-armour take-a-stand-er. A full alert perseverer. A last to leave-er when things get tougher. An endure-er of oppressors. A refuser to fear. A hunger-er and thirster. A kingdom builder. I'm a Believer. A seeker of truth. A keeper of peace. I'm with my brothers and sisters, followers of Jesus, who for the joy set before him pioneered blood, sweat and tears with a faithful to the very end belief in the Father, raised full of life, and ascended, to be our heavenly interceder. I'm a blessed Believer in Jesus, our Messiah., He is my Lord and Saviour. Amen.
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Nov 6, 2024
Nov 6, 2024 at 4:50 PM UTC
I'm a believer