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*My depraved soul's unearthed By the Holy Ghost's breath And given new birth Out of spiritual death This wretch is turned 'round Fit with eyes to believe A lost sheep is found And her Shepherd received My blots are each edited Out in Christ's fount His righteousness credited To my bankrupt account A prisoner's been pardoned No debt left to pay A heart which was hardened Becomes pliable clay My life's set apart Now from worldly regression Picked out from the start Made for Christ's own possession I'm purchased with blood Shed on Golgotha's tree A slave bought by God And fully set free My sins were all laid On the head of a Scapegoat Who carried their weight To a desert remote Once an object of wrath And deserving hell's fire But Jesus took my bath— Conflagration of God's ire So an enemy no more I'm brought into God's fold Carried through His door And out of night's cold He calls me His child His heir and His bride Though once an orphan wild Now seated at Christ's side And soon He'll return When salvation's complete When no longer I'll yearn For His own face I'll meet!*
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Apr 14, 2017
Apr 14, 2017 at 11:37 PM UTC
Grace
*My depraved soul's unearthed By the Holy Ghost's breath And given new birth Out of spiritual death This wretch is turned 'round Fit with eyes to believe A lost sheep is found And her Shepherd received My blots are each edited Out in Christ's fount His righteousness credited To my bankrupt account A prisoner's been pardoned No debt left to pay A heart which was hardened Becomes pliable clay My life's set apart Now from worldly regression Picked out from the start Made for Christ's own possession I'm purchased with blood Shed on Golgotha's tree A slave bought by God And fully set free My sins were all laid On the head of a Scapegoat Who carried their weight To a desert remote Once an object of wrath And deserving hell's fire But Jesus took my bath— Conflagration of God's ire So an enemy no more I'm brought into God's fold Carried through His door And out of night's cold He calls me His child His heir and His bride Though once an orphan wild Now seated at Christ's side And soon He'll return When salvation's complete When no longer I'll yearn For His own face I'll meet!*
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Nov 5, 2015
Nov 5, 2015 at 4:07 PM UTC
Grace
*My depraved soul's unearthed By the Holy Ghost's breath And given new birth Out of spiritual death This wretch is turned 'round Fit with eyes to believe A lost sheep is found And her Shepherd received My blots are each edited Out in Christ's fount His righteousness credited To my bankrupt account A prisoner's been pardoned No debt left to pay A heart which was hardened Becomes pliable clay My life's set apart Now from worldly regression Picked out from the start Made for Christ's own possession I'm purchased with blood Shed on Golgotha's tree A slave bought by God And fully set free My sins were all laid On the head of a Scapegoat Who carried their weight To a desert remote Once an object of wrath And deserving hell's fire But Jesus took my bath— Conflagration of God's ire So an enemy no more I'm brought into God's fold Carried through His door And out of night's cold He calls me His child His heir and His bride Though once an orphan wild Now seated at Christ's side And soon He'll return When salvation's complete When no longer I'll yearn For His own face I'll meet!*
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Apr 14, 2016
Apr 14, 2016 at 3:09 PM UTC
Grace
She is the vindictive snow Beautiful, cold causing her chilling touch to leave me numb She creates an overload of dopamine for me But like I said she left me numb She compressed limerence upon me The concentric feelings I have for her  linger This contours her opaque heart Leaving her pliable words lay rendering in my mind She applies this solvent to it leaving me broken Forlorn she left me Yet, the tactile, numbing sensation keeps me going For she is the one I love Causing our hearts to be diptych artwork off our hinges.
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Oct 27, 2015
Oct 27, 2015 at 12:02 AM UTC
The Pronoun Game.
Dough making with flour and water Salt and butter Calls for kneading In ritualistic candor As parts come together To an irreversible matter The soft cushion of dough between the palm and the bowl pliable with every push and shove stretched and compressed In sheepish conformity Blistered on  skillet Puffed up to a chapati Heavens thanked with each bite For flat bread with savory curry Fills nostrils with soft aromas- Relished as heaven on tongue- One is contented of this flat bread
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Nov 5, 2015
Nov 5, 2015 at 8:59 PM UTC
Ode to the Flat Bread
eye sometimes go to bed wearing an old hoody. It has a metal zipper  to close the front and the zipper is always cold, unpleasantly so, on my bare skin.  After awhile though, my body temperature warms the metal just enough, that it is no longer a cause of discomfort though the metal still remains inherently cool to the touch While science can easily explain this I guess, I felt this to be a major miracle.  That flesh pliable and heart-heated to 98 degrees could conquer the molecules of metal that were made in China struck me as extra ordinary (always two words, please!) and nothing short of a personal intervention by a personal deity When I put the hoodie on at first I would think ******* (that's cold) When I awoke, cosy and warm, I would think ******* (that's so cool) having studied philosophy in Cleveland, I knew that the logic of the situation, what I had experienced was not an interregnum, but the invisible intervening handiwork of god, who, also knocked my glasses from the nightable to the floor, just cause she/ he was in a bad mood, on account of having to come such a long way, just, to reheat me one more time.
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Apr 4, 2015
Apr 4, 2015 at 9:38 AM UTC
How my hoodie made me believe in god
Storm in the morning hours. You caress me,  like I am suppose to know. I let you. Excited where this will go. Pajamas make **********  me that more easy. I am as pliable as those pajamas on days like this. Don't get mad, I like being submissive on certain days. You always throw my pajamas in such a crazy way. Takes longer to retrieve them. Longer than how much time you play.
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May 19, 2010
May 19, 2010 at 11:14 PM UTC
pajamas
i. I’ve heard people say on various occasions “if it’s meant to be, it will happen.” I don’t buy it. Lots of things never happened that should have. ii. Talking to Jimi was like having a conversation thru the plexi-glass of a prison visitation room. They could see each other, they could almost touch each other, but a layer of bullet proof glass stood between them and true intimacy.  Yet, there were times when the wall was more like the shell of a bubble—thin and pliable and sticking to her fingers when she pressed against it. And Jimi’s shape would begin to take form with her touch, and the reality of his true self would show in defiance of his expectations. iii. Jimi just didn’t seem to get it. It was like he thought every word Mango uttered about her crushed spirit and just trying to survive was some sort of manipulation tactic.   “You don't act like you did before.” She said. “I'm sorry for that, you never leave my mind though.” “The things going on in your head don't talk to me or spend time with me or hold me....they just stay with you and I am all alone.” iv. “Jimi, I can’t focus, I can’t concentrate on anything! The sound of my thoughts are so loud that reality is just background clamor and white noise!” “I’m trying, I’m doing the best I can. What more do you want me to do?” “Move out! Make the leap! If you’re not happy there, if you don’t want to be married to her you shouldn’t be there. If being with me isn’t enough motivation to leave, then leave because Lizi deserves more than a fake husband.” “I’m **** I’m just a coward. I don’t like myself for what I’m doing.” “The only one who can change how you feel about yourself is you. Sitting around thinking about how ****** you are isn’t going to change a **** thing.” “Neither is yelling at me.” “Then I guess we’re at an impasse.” v. Something in their relationship had died. Not unlike the many times Mango’s heart had been broken and her hope had been lost. But it was harder for Jimi, taking that leap of love in the first place was the most difficult thing he had ever done.  And now, he had never experienced such intense levels of pain, he thought his heart would literally stop beating, and he would be swallowed up by the enormous cavity in his chest.  Mango wanted to know if he could love her again, and he didn’t know, he honestly didn’t know. He wanted to, but now the part of him that feared he would not be enough for her had taken over, and his sense of fear and overwhelm was too much for him to bear.
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Jul 17, 2013
Jul 17, 2013 at 2:45 AM UTC
Jimi and Mango iii
i. I’ve heard people say on various occasions “if it’s meant to be, it will happen.” I don’t buy it. Lots of things never happened that should have. ii. Talking to Jimi was like having a conversation thru the plexi-glass of a prison visitation room. They could see each other, they could almost touch each other, but a layer of bullet proof glass stood between them and true intimacy.  Yet, there were times when the wall was more like the shell of a bubble—thin and pliable and sticking to her fingers when she pressed against it. And Jimi’s shape would begin to take form with her touch, and the reality of his true self would show in defiance of his expectations. iii. Jimi just didn’t seem to get it. It was like he thought every word Mango uttered about her crushed spirit and just trying to survive was some sort of manipulation tactic.   “You don't act like you did before.” She said. “I'm sorry for that, you never leave my mind though.” “The things going on in your head don't talk to me or spend time with me or hold me....they just stay with you and I am all alone.” iv. “Jimi, I can’t focus, I can’t concentrate on anything! The sound of my thoughts are so loud that reality is just background clamor and white noise!” “I’m trying, I’m doing the best I can. What more do you want me to do?” “Move out! Make the leap! If you’re not happy there, if you don’t want to be married to her you shouldn’t be there. If being with me isn’t enough motivation to leave, then leave because Lizi deserves more than a fake husband.” “I’m **** I’m just a coward. I don’t like myself for what I’m doing.” “The only one who can change how you feel about yourself is you. Sitting around thinking about how ****** you are isn’t going to change a **** thing.” “Neither is yelling at me.” “Then I guess we’re at an impasse.” v. Something in their relationship had died. Not unlike the many times Mango’s heart had been broken and her hope had been lost. But it was harder for Jimi, taking that leap of love in the first place was the most difficult thing he had ever done.  And now, he had never experienced such intense levels of pain, he thought his heart would literally stop beating, and he would be swallowed up by the enormous cavity in his chest.  Mango wanted to know if he could love her again, and he didn’t know, he honestly didn’t know. He wanted to, but now the part of him that feared he would not be enough for her had taken over, and his sense of fear and overwhelm was too much for him to bear.
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I am the unnoticed, the unnoticable man: The man who sat on your right in the morning train: The man who looked through like a windowpane: The man who was the colour of the carriage, the colour of the mounting Morning pipe smoke. I am the man too busy with a living to live, Too hurried and worried to see and smell and touch: The man who is patient too long and obeys too much And wishes too softly and seldom. I am the man they call the nation's backbone, Who am boneless - playable castgut, pliable clay: The Man they label Little lest one day I dare to grow. I am the rails on which the moment passes, The megaphone for many words and voices: I am the graph diagram, Composite face. I am the led, the easily-fed, The tool, the not-quite-fool, The would-be-safe-and-sound, The uncomplaining, bound, The dust fine-ground, Stone-for-a-statue waveworn pebble-round
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The Man In The Bowler Hat
Flexibility is the presence of structure In the absence of rigidity. Like the valves in my veins That keep my blood flowing in the Right direction. As limber beings we can sway and bend without snapping. Even under intense pressure, We are able to return to normal When we call upon our inner strength. Our minds, like muscles, Must be consistently stretched and tested To remain pliable. Allowing us to become more accepting of ourselves and others.
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Jul 17, 2015
Jul 17, 2015 at 8:53 AM UTC
Flexibility
See the Rabbi.  See him tormented by choice.  See his people.  See them wracked by hate.  See the others.  See their anger radiate outward in glowing spokes, exploding firebrand in a tinder city. On a night like any other, the moon at sixth house, fulcrum of pinwheel zodiac, the Rabbi, awash in lidless starlight, rises somber and makes his choice.  And when the sun is furthermost, he and three of his others gather at the murmuring riverbank where the brown clay is most pliable and begin to dig, sifting rock and root from trundled earth.  Hours spent exhuming the clay, molding it, kneading its muscles, tracing its veins, baking its skin in the starlight.  More hours spent in whispering prayer, the words bent and somersaulting over themselves like tumbling books. See Truth drawn on its forehead, life etched from clay and word.  As the sun rises, so it does, wavering at first, but steadier, lapping at the river, and their faces move slowly across the water.  See the Rabbi speak to it, his words winding its mechanism.  See it stride past the ghetto, wade through the market, and into the borough, siege unto its own. See the others scream for mercy from the kiln of its stare, from their flaming tenements, their crumpling rooftops. See it wade back through the market, past the ghetto, back to the riverbank to kneel in the underbrush.  See it tilt its head to the lilt of a stranded daisy caught in a vagrant gust.   See it caught, too, and see it see.  It sees the colors of Eden in the ferns.  It hears the river churning sediment, fossils, gravel, whirling over driftwood.  It touches moss on a rock; gently rotates its hand to let a grub complete an oblivious circumference.  See it sit in silence. See the Rabbi meet with the others, then his others.  And on a day like any other, when the sun is at its apogee, they slip down the riverbank where it still sits, still.  It ignores their autonomous logic, their homunculus rationale.  They are perversions of variety cloaked in righteous intention.  So it remains. See the Rabbi and his others gather at the murmuring riverbank, shadow conclave in shifting sunlight, then rise somber and decided.  They pin it to the earth as the Rabbi chants, invoking the void in which forbidden knowledge spirals.  It squirms under the power of the Word, mind-forged manacle as incantation.  See the Rabbi draw to a close.  His hand is arbiter, swooping down to smudge Truth from its forehead.  What is left but Death. See its hand crumble in its passage as it reaches for the stranded daisy.  See the colors of Eden darken in its eyes, its own body the dust that denies it light.  See it collapse into itself, the clay that was once animate spilling onto the riverbank.  See the Rabbi and his others shimmer then fade into city grey. The daisy stands still.
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Dec 15, 2011
Dec 15, 2011 at 4:22 PM UTC
The Golem
See the Rabbi.  See him tormented by choice.  See his people.  See them wracked by hate.  See the others.  See their anger radiate outward in glowing spokes, exploding firebrand in a tinder city. On a night like any other, the moon at sixth house, fulcrum of pinwheel zodiac, the Rabbi, awash in lidless starlight, rises somber and makes his choice.  And when the sun is furthermost, he and three of his others gather at the murmuring riverbank where the brown clay is most pliable and begin to dig, sifting rock and root from trundled earth.  Hours spent exhuming the clay, molding it, kneading its muscles, tracing its veins, baking its skin in the starlight.  More hours spent in whispering prayer, the words bent and somersaulting over themselves like tumbling books. See Truth drawn on its forehead, life etched from clay and word.  As the sun rises, so it does, wavering at first, but steadier, lapping at the river, and their faces move slowly across the water.  See the Rabbi speak to it, his words winding its mechanism.  See it stride past the ghetto, wade through the market, and into the borough, siege unto its own. See the others scream for mercy from the kiln of its stare, from their flaming tenements, their crumpling rooftops. See it wade back through the market, past the ghetto, back to the riverbank to kneel in the underbrush.  See it tilt its head to the lilt of a stranded daisy caught in a vagrant gust.   See it caught, too, and see it see.  It sees the colors of Eden in the ferns.  It hears the river churning sediment, fossils, gravel, whirling over driftwood.  It touches moss on a rock; gently rotates its hand to let a grub complete an oblivious circumference.  See it sit in silence. See the Rabbi meet with the others, then his others.  And on a day like any other, when the sun is at its apogee, they slip down the riverbank where it still sits, still.  It ignores their autonomous logic, their homunculus rationale.  They are perversions of variety cloaked in righteous intention.  So it remains. See the Rabbi and his others gather at the murmuring riverbank, shadow conclave in shifting sunlight, then rise somber and decided.  They pin it to the earth as the Rabbi chants, invoking the void in which forbidden knowledge spirals.  It squirms under the power of the Word, mind-forged manacle as incantation.  See the Rabbi draw to a close.  His hand is arbiter, swooping down to smudge Truth from its forehead.  What is left but Death. See its hand crumble in its passage as it reaches for the stranded daisy.  See the colors of Eden darken in its eyes, its own body the dust that denies it light.  See it collapse into itself, the clay that was once animate spilling onto the riverbank.  See the Rabbi and his others shimmer then fade into city grey. The daisy stands still.
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Swoon to a tearful night, unknown to its grief Dialogue of peace, and those of plight Ringing of morphology, raindrops on the roof. Such things heard from the peasants’ seat In the many wet heads sopping In the sonorous waves, upright in the city clime Untending to their beds. At the bottom of that something All told are destined they will find Be pliable to the ills they’ve dealt To carry on, to work, admonishments Said once to justify these red romances That in every rain storm melt As pity through the night, forever unclasped From shackles of their blame Since life and ideology somehow are the same. ‘Tis destiny for abating storms As some will rose from their thickened thorns These nights deliver their gentle morns All the same as hemlock grows as poison And is best to be avoided. How—this, I fear only rain my know— Can we still bathe in fraternal glow When some still heal from Death himself Each breath that enters is quickly prayed to leave High on seated thrones Those mean so quick to thieving, the poor The lazy deserve no quarter Those dusty pockets afford not one So steal the heart upon his sleeve. May we help man wrought our kin and kind By common tongue, free, as we are ought? Since another may make my world He is mine to protect, not throw to bytes So ludicrous and feeding back upon themselves For destiny can be remade If hatred weren’t so blind.
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Aug 14, 2014
Aug 14, 2014 at 8:36 AM UTC
They listen, too
A sneer, A snide remark graces your skin, Tingling despite the smile. I'm disgusted. I'm irate. I'm alive and burning with rage. I'm storming. Clouds gather At my fingertips, Clouds gather at my Lips. The lower Are troubled, Churning and spurning The gentle hand That often lies. The upper are Sweet, soft, Cotton candy Falsities, Covering up any memory Of personal taste, Of individuality. I exist to please. I'm a saucy Sort of servant. I'm disgusted. I'm irate. I'm alive and Burning with rage. I'm forming. Forming infinitesimally Tiny shapes, Bits of broken Anger and slander Printed fresh like A book. Smaller and smaller The pieces will shrink, Pushed away Into The farthest Corner of my cortex. Flash, Bam, And with a puff of smoke It's almost gone. I'm a magician. I'm disgusted. I'm irate. I'm whatever You please. I'm cotton candy Shit-sticking, White and pliable; Olive will give away If you just keep hitting. I'm disgusted. I'm irate. I'm barely hanging on. I'm burning With rage. But, I'm alive. Yes, I'm alive.
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Aug 14, 2010
Aug 14, 2010 at 11:20 AM UTC
Burning
Am I that easy? To corrupt, to change, to turn into something I never intended to be? Or is my will just weak, and I am pliable under your strong hands?
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Aug 17, 2012
Aug 17, 2012 at 2:49 AM UTC
Easy
Oh Muse! endow my verses like the grease which in a pliable state, straightens the choppy motion. Dear Apollo! enlighten my words like the hell fire that light gives, yet a sharp gaze broils the eggs*. Oh wretched Hydes! weep but one more time for me for the constellation bears rain no more. Oh Jove! rain the one pacific upon me for I will to drown myself today. Ah flora! the color of spring has blanched away for the pompoms bloom ashen Lovely Aurora! why you withhold yourself from me? She's glum with me, why trying you too be? Eye some Aphrodite! take care of and preserve the winsomeness. for the lass** knows no value, it has to me...
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May 18, 2014
May 18, 2014 at 3:04 AM UTC
A Request Letter by Addy Jean
Heathens - in heaven's lobby flock to barter for Magic 'Shrooms with pop rocks... and pancakes and leaf-green brownies. new to the scene; the Son of Man holds a motley court, then wanders off to fetch Picasso - Lassoed from his cups, his Love that must Love his genius... doubtless, cloud-scrawling huge pendulous ******* in Elysium; for no one at all. better Pablo should tend bars      that set mobs free than one god's toddler, with long odds against Bacchus - should ever small-talk-speak to the godless or worse... preach. " Better Sins to love.. " The Spaniard once taught... A Lover's Urge is born in forms of weakness.... adorned in all Might - bathed in blessed contradiction, a Lingam for a Yoni's dream of stiff drinks and pliable men, with strong arms. a blue fiction  on Calvary - nailed to the softest cross. Between thieves, an honor, double parked with bucket seats brimming with moonlight, and her knickers tossed. Picasso asks for absinthe to be sent post haste and polished off - by all his better angels he had guillotined with dull snails, and fallen   harps ones -  he stole,  to de-tune a flat fifth of Cuttysark for a deaf ****  [but no mute ] a portrait, **** and is soon bought... lust sleeps then - with both Eyes;   Locked on One of God's. like a deer in a Head-light's Gospel... now, a Minotaur on the Autobahn - stalking it. II Heathens in heaven's lobby recite ' Howl ' as Ginsberg, walks over hot coals and spicy psalms; glowing wanton in white grass; with a very cherry **** And a wise throng, cobbles... ****** - they rob Peter of his  toga, leaving nothing wrong. but no less ' On ' they laugh hard;  and wake the dead asking  them for new songs to set    their false alarms in lofty Tic' Tocks   of Eternity's clock. Bible on a snooze bar for at least that long or  someone knocks. As if  "Hello."   Spoke the Whole World into Being - And " Goodbye." misspoke, and trailed off...
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Feb 6, 2013
Feb 6, 2013 at 1:58 PM UTC
Heathens In Heaven [ Canto I ]
Heathens - in heaven's lobby flock to barter for Magic 'Shrooms with pop rocks... and pancakes and leaf-green brownies. new to the scene; the Son of Man holds a motley court, then wanders off to fetch Picasso - Lassoed from his cups, his Love that must Love his genius... doubtless, cloud-scrawling huge pendulous ******* in Elysium; for no one at all. better Pablo should tend bars      that set mobs free than one god's toddler, with long odds against Bacchus - should ever small-talk-speak to the godless or worse... preach. " Better Sins to love.. " The Spaniard once taught... A Lover's Urge is born in forms of weakness.... adorned in all Might - bathed in blessed contradiction, a Lingam for a Yoni's dream of stiff drinks and pliable men, with strong arms. a blue fiction  on Calvary - nailed to the softest cross. Between thieves, an honor, double parked with bucket seats brimming with moonlight, and her knickers tossed. Picasso asks for absinthe to be sent post haste and polished off - by all his better angels he had guillotined with dull snails, and fallen   harps ones -  he stole,  to de-tune a flat fifth of Cuttysark for a deaf ****  [but no mute ] a portrait, **** and is soon bought... lust sleeps then - with both Eyes;   Locked on One of God's. like a deer in a Head-light's Gospel... now, a Minotaur on the Autobahn - stalking it. II Heathens in heaven's lobby recite ' Howl ' as Ginsberg, walks over hot coals and spicy psalms; glowing wanton in white grass; with a very cherry **** And a wise throng, cobbles... ****** - they rob Peter of his  toga, leaving nothing wrong. but no less ' On ' they laugh hard;  and wake the dead asking  them for new songs to set    their false alarms in lofty Tic' Tocks   of Eternity's clock. Bible on a snooze bar for at least that long or  someone knocks. As if  "Hello."   Spoke the Whole World into Being - And " Goodbye." misspoke, and trailed off...
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we built a teepee in the woods out back, hoping for a fortress where we could avoid my parents' calls for us to come inside and out of the pitch black of a tangled forest. it wasn’t perfect – there was no hide with which to cover it, decorated with red and blue creatures of the earth, dancing upon geometric patterns. some of the branches we used to craft this teepee stuck out, thin, pliable fingers with budding leaves instead of nails, gently swaying and conducting some silent melody in the breeze. these branches were leaned in a circle, supporting each other with circles of young, green sinew layered beneath their bark. we bound them together at their peak, unwinding a ball of string that would fray and disintegrate with every rainstorm. we failed, also, to consider our chosen place for this Indian home. rather than soft grass or spongy moss, we sat uncomfortably and shifting, on layers of dirt and dead, dry leaves, decaying beneath us as we stared into a leafy ceiling, framed and outlined by the gold sunlight, before the fiery sky turned to purple and red, and mosquitoes bit at our ankles, driving us from the forest and into my home. there we lay, staring up at glow-in-the-dark stickers mimicking Orion and Ursa, Libra and Gemini, on my plain and darkened ceiling.
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Mar 1, 2011
Mar 1, 2011 at 3:15 PM UTC
teepee
You promised you'd fight for us But if I were to end this You would encourage me to go Your words get caught in a spiderweb Spawn up then ****** dry Guess your vision of us was misled by your own eyes I promised I'd never take a break from you But I forgot to messaged you two days in a row Some promises are meant to be broke You must think my words aren't reliable I easily stuffed them behind the wall of flaws because there pliable The promises we made should be buried beneath the ground Silence forever If they could speak lies would be their only sound Both bound by this undeniable love But missing the necessary pieces to crown our words as kings and queens Instead they've been impeached Some promises are meant to be broken At least the ones we've made
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Jul 5, 2015
Jul 5, 2015 at 11:19 PM UTC
Some promises are meant to be broke
Vision Blurred from mind murmurs, I pause. Weak so very weak, ideas -the main cause- It starts with thought, Mine? Maybe. Theirs? Viable. Perchance a sight sparks sources, pliable To my forgotten fountain of words and youth. Whatever kerosene lights false truths, Matters not, the elicit creation Itself boils thick blood, a gyration Of self-exploration and daydreams. Envision that my dear, a lonely sunbeam: It is there! Muses dancing in the field, Undulating excitement revealed! The blank page beckons, the clever pen begs To strut. Alas! Its form flutters, the dregs Remain to tease&taunt; the restless soul My mind murmurs, trapped, weakened: the sinkhole
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Dec 7, 2011
Dec 7, 2011 at 8:32 PM UTC
The Sinkhole
Trick tricky on a radiant platform Jezebel, arms full of gnashing curs She loves everybody, that girl She always meant well The most dangerous thing in the world Riding the dragon straight into the apocalypse Nine heads slavering, always hungry Swollen with decades of wasted debauchery Brimstone falling from the rafters, pillars of melting wax, melting faces Tongue to the iron, proving my lie A deception of self, it’s a ******* masterpiece The garden lush that falls to rot, Lunatic blight, land that salts itself Spending what was spent until it is finally dry like wither. I, I run hot and cold, a cheap parlor trick gone bad Changing phase to phase and back again, losing a little more each time Tiamat to fire the kiln, I wait Too polluted by far to continue this way any longer Wrapping myself up small for you, so helpless and inevitable Hell-bent on teaching you how to better abuse me Help me to recreate myself, oh yes please I am, you will find More pliable even, in the heat of your hands
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Jan 5, 2012
Jan 5, 2012 at 1:10 AM UTC
Clay
There's one thing now I know in life;    My God will answer prayer. He watches 'ore me night and day,    my burdens for to bear! He's willing to forgive my sin,    if simply I will ask; He'll heal the wounds, the broken hearts,    and leave them in the past! Don't worry 'bout those little things,    just give them all to God; He'll show you He is in control    in ANY life we trod! When ever feeling all alone,    just trust in this one thing- My God is always by your side;    your sheltered 'neath His wing! He's sure to let some hard times come,    He let's us feel some pain; He'll make our hearts more pliable,    with heat from trial's flame! Don't EVER get so down and out    and think He's left your side, Just turn and look - He's standing there,    with arms spread open wide! So think about this in your life,    when Satan means you harm; My God has got you safely wrapped-    in comfort of His Arms!
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Apr 3, 2016
Apr 3, 2016 at 10:16 PM UTC
"Wrapped in His Arms"
I want to be the potter and you the clay I want to work you with my hands My fingertips pressing now....against the keys the board stiff under the sensitive pads as I feel you press back against me imagining your lips soft wet tenderly pressing into me. The clay soft and supple under my hands forming you, widening you again and again my muscles working against your stiffer aspects as we spin together wetting, re-wetting and smoothing my hands against your silky slick foundation strong and yet pliable seeking relief from standing strong and unyielding need. You are a deeper container than I anticipated and I, a roaring flood threatening sweep you away. but you hold... steady. What Joy! What Relief! we never expected to contain one another without harm! without fear! Peaceful now our lines flow together the potter the clay the hand and the wheel we come together. I love how we feel.
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Jul 28, 2019
Jul 28, 2019 at 4:32 AM UTC
Hea(r)t Expansion
We are young! We are strong! Lungs to the heavens as our hearts sing along! We run as thousands but we stand as one! Souls in the heavens with eyes on the gun, fun! Pound our feet in the ground, rumblin' rhythmic footsteps move mountains with its sound! Our words heat the air as the ice cracks loud! Their shiver is shared; Let them stare, we don't care Melt into the crowd, and we still stand out! Individual Indivisible Indescribable Indefensible Yet still feasible to stay reasonable No treason is seasonal No wall is that pliable Withstand hate with strength undeniable Vicious, and still likable Quick to bite; to heal a wound Get hurt, get chewed Get back up, Get out soon And we stand up in rythum And get back in tune Singing a song, to sing along Where we all belong, Where none is wrong Mass hysteria with a flex of a muscle Show them all just how strong Long in the tooth or still young You too can have youth melt in the crowd, stand your ground or get swallowed up by the swiftness of our sound
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Feb 9, 2012
Feb 9, 2012 at 11:57 PM UTC
Born From a Boombox
And the clock aligned, hands pointing To that moment, The moment, When the veil softened Pliable, Torn, Reality, Was of all and both, secreted Upon the evitable realities, They made there moves, limited Moments upon an unsuspecting Existence, But they were misguided That even though they came through A Full Moon Shined upon them, much like the sun The light of that upon high, They scurried to that point, To that place, Moments past And new statues were adorned upon Grass, Tree's, Ground, They were frozen, living stone As night gave in to light, For there are safe guards of old, When time became fluid, Barriers between realities sewed Into the universes fabric, to Keep Each safe from prying Dimensions Realities Empty, Places where darkness waits,   "And so on this night where moments aligned" "If you see statues erected when none before" "Thinking of them as art" Know the veil was weakened by this night But the universe righted this wrong, before chaos Ruled and realties were once again sewed tight..
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Oct 22, 2014
Oct 22, 2014 at 8:57 AM UTC
And The Moments Aligned
knitted on a dodgy bobble hat or a favourite chunky jumper from scandanavia, or yorkshire untasteful but definitely practical.. smelly and friendly like a wet dog pliable like warm playdoh... patulioi oil will always remind me of you... 'a hippy place in my heart...' like a beachnut, no, a beach hut shelves littered with the flotsam of our throwaway society, flip flop corner... 19:10 some random hermit crab making his escape from the dripping bundle of just found fishing net down through the crack in the floor... into the sand and back to the sea. the moths and midges gravitate towards the fossils and rock shelf because that's where the gaslamp gently hisses. suncracked and faded pieces of 70's buckets and spades flicker in the corner between the scraps of rope and the deflated inflatables and the bottlecap damian hurst next to sea purse corner, biological tendrils contrasting the ever stoic rubber ducks who escaped from the pacific gyre... panning around, the smartphone registers, the garish tatty windbreak and the 90's ghettoblaster which still has some juice left from those batteries we bought at the gift shop... last year... for our imaginary beach hut.... in the outer hebrides...? you take the camping gaz from the cupboard and put the kettle on... the beach is desert island white the sea azure like a gaudy 70's postcard the wind tugging relentless through our hair. but the pub is warm and friendly where grizzled fishermen philosophise hardily. by the fire. between warming shots of smokey single malt.
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Jul 6, 2015
Jul 6, 2015 at 6:47 PM UTC
all right love
knitted on a dodgy bobble hat or a favourite chunky jumper from scandanavia, or yorkshire untasteful but definitely practical.. smelly and friendly like a wet dog pliable like warm playdoh... patulioi oil will always remind me of you... 'a hippy place in my heart...' like a beachnut, no, a beach hut shelves littered with the flotsam of our throwaway society, flip flop corner... 19:10 some random hermit crab making his escape from the dripping bundle of just found fishing net down through the crack in the floor... into the sand and back to the sea. the moths and midges gravitate towards the fossils and rock shelf because that's where the gaslamp gently hisses. suncracked and faded pieces of 70's buckets and spades flicker in the corner between the scraps of rope and the deflated inflatables and the bottlecap damian hurst next to sea purse corner, biological tendrils contrasting the ever stoic rubber ducks who escaped from the pacific gyre... panning around, the smartphone registers, the garish tatty windbreak and the 90's ghettoblaster which still has some juice left from those batteries we bought at the gift shop... last year... for our imaginary beach hut.... in the outer hebrides...? you take the camping gaz from the cupboard and put the kettle on... the beach is desert island white the sea azure like a gaudy 70's postcard the wind tugging relentless through our hair. but the pub is warm and friendly where grizzled fishermen philosophise hardily. by the fire. between warming shots of smokey single malt.
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