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"plurals" poems
Smile, pose, flawless, poise Let's make another picture perfect square, Perfect for everyone to stare I don't care what you think, what you see, what you think, of what you see, As long as I can fool my memory Even if I sink, even when everything stinks If I can't remember, it won't drag me down Let's find our true love, One and only true love, Starting from the superficials, Oh yes, 'cause I believe from this we can go straight to the nuptials It's odd if you ask me these days be, spent more time fighting off monsters that can never be, Exploring Neverland, truly being Peter Pan?... Is it still called a social interaction? When there is no communication, More like with the green monsters, spending quality time all kins of them, And in plurals, all these digitals ...
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Mar 6, 2023
Mar 6, 2023 at 11:54 AM UTC
Digital
This is what she looks like when she's sad: The human condition effective immediately. Winter shades shift side to side, exploding out of each iris. Skin falling off, when lunging forward to kiss me. Fingernail daggers dig into my pores. I'll bleed under her fingernails, if she'll drag them down my torso until her knees click the floor. This is her tongue inside of my mouth: We taste each other before we waste each other. Hip bones parallel and our eyes rubbing shoulders, my hands surfing her rib cage and it's all the rage because she moans. And when she moans, color tones orbit around her head. Planetary tumors dancing around her skull; jump roping with her hair, eating morals and removing plurals. Those are her lips around me. Her head moves up and down but her eyes focus on me. She makes eye contact and I empty my dreams into her mouth. We are a public forum. I ache with alcohol poisoning and liberal undertones. The terrain that is my face bleeds oils that would lubricate the axle of the car that she drove into the tree that we carved our name into. Come back to me. I miss you so much. I watched you die. I watched you die and there was nothing I could do. They told me that she wouldn't make it. They told me that she might make it. My hand gripped at blood stained blanket. I think she said my name under the air mask. I could tell if she saw me; her eyes rolled back into her head after she gazed a thousand yards away into the field of black that sheltered the tall grass that we would chase each other through and get lost in as we got lost in each other. I love you! I ******* love you! My back, a membrane coil that rises my stiff neck that cares my head full of memories. I turn on the light and you're not there next to me. I put my hand on your copy of The Thornbirds and know that you've read it more than the notes I leave in your inbox, hoping that it'll say that you have seen it. Walking to your grave, I am a darkness that the abyss has swallowed and I have followed myself into nothingness that is such bliss that I forget your kiss.
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Dec 31, 2014
Dec 31, 2014 at 1:01 PM UTC
******** and Car Crashes ******* in a mouth)
This is what she looks like when she's sad: The human condition effective immediately. Winter shades shift side to side, exploding out of each iris. Skin falling off, when lunging forward to kiss me. Fingernail daggers dig into my pores. I'll bleed under her fingernails, if she'll drag them down my torso until her knees click the floor. This is her tongue inside of my mouth: We taste each other before we waste each other. Hip bones parallel and our eyes rubbing shoulders, my hands surfing her rib cage and it's all the rage because she moans. And when she moans, color tones orbit around her head. Planetary tumors dancing around her skull; jump roping with her hair, eating morals and removing plurals. Those are her lips around me. Her head moves up and down but her eyes focus on me. She makes eye contact and I empty my dreams into her mouth. We are a public forum. I ache with alcohol poisoning and liberal undertones. The terrain that is my face bleeds oils that would lubricate the axle of the car that she drove into the tree that we carved our name into. Come back to me. I miss you so much. I watched you die. I watched you die and there was nothing I could do. They told me that she wouldn't make it. They told me that she might make it. My hand gripped at blood stained blanket. I think she said my name under the air mask. I could tell if she saw me; her eyes rolled back into her head after she gazed a thousand yards away into the field of black that sheltered the tall grass that we would chase each other through and get lost in as we got lost in each other. I love you! I ******* love you! My back, a membrane coil that rises my stiff neck that cares my head full of memories. I turn on the light and you're not there next to me. I put my hand on your copy of The Thornbirds and know that you've read it more than the notes I leave in your inbox, hoping that it'll say that you have seen it. Walking to your grave, I am a darkness that the abyss has swallowed and I have followed myself into nothingness that is such bliss that I forget your kiss.
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Ah, would I were a German! I'd trouble my translator With nouns the size of Hamburg And leave the verb till later. And if I were a Welshman My work would thwart translation With ninety novel plurals In strict alliteration. And would I were Chinese! I'd throw them off their course With twelve unusual symbols All homophones of "horse". But as it is, I'm English: And I'm the one in hell By writing in a language Impossible to spell.
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Sep 3, 2010
Sep 3, 2010 at 8:27 AM UTC
Translation
I'm just a little apostrophe So won't you please be nice to me Use me when there's a letter missed out Or when it's possession you're talking about But when you write plurals just leave me out!
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Feb 26, 2014
Feb 26, 2014 at 3:50 PM UTC
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You know that feeling. Everyone does. But that certain feeling, when your gut is being pulled and twisted. And your chest ****** dry. Your eyes are sunken into your skull and your limbs made of glass. Dust in your mouth and your ears refuse to let in a single sound. Paralyzed. Your brain and your body. Get the hell away from me. No, stay! The first one is for everyone else the second is for me. Do I really mean that much? You’re smart, you tell me. Keep talking, keep thinking. That’s what’s keeping you here. No don’t talk. The secret will slip and then you’ll trip and fall. Just think, think, and think. About what? About anything of course! But there’s one thing that you can’t stop thinking about. Now keep it to yourself. Because, shh, we can’t let the secret slip, now can we? Cold air rushing in, gripping and tearing at the skin. You remember don’t you? Breathe, you have to, don’t stop breathing. Magnificent we got what we needed. No there’s more. But what? It’s not over so quiet! I don’t know what but there’s more. Tick, tock, tick, tock. It’s coming, wait for it. Time is our enemy. **** it, beat the time. You understand, don’t you? No, of course you do. What a stupid question. Stupid questions. And this is all happening right here, right now, right then, right where? Right here that’s where! Right then that’s now! Now do you understand? Yes, of course. Just what I thought, just what we think. What we think. Are we one? We’re one. Us. Him. Her. Them. They. All plurals, all together yet apart. Wait, what? I DON’T KNOW! Don’t ask me! I didn’t do this you did! I know I did but why didn’t you stop me! Save it! Please, I’m begging. Who cares? They do. Who does? No one does. Really? That’s what I thought what we thought. You have no idea what you’re doing do you? Of course I do. Why do you say that? Because I know you. Who doesn’t? I don’t. Yes you do. Never together always apart. What was that? What was what? You tell me you’re the one paying attention! To what!? To everything! I talk to you, you are supposed to talk to me back! It’s how this works. Make sense! Tick, tock, tick, tock. It’s closer! You can stop it! Just finish it! Cut it. What it? That it? What’s it?! It’s it! It’s over. What is? It. Don’t you understand? By now I don’t really expect you to. It is everything. It is everyone. It is anything, something, that thing. What thing? That thing! Don’t you get it now? Tick, tock, tick, tock. Spin around the clock. Life’s a clock. Tick, tock, tick, tock. When the bell rings. What happens then? What happens when? Secret, slipping. Flesh, peeling. I DON’T KNOW! Stop. STOP ALL OF THIS! Shh. Do you hear that? Hear what? I said shut up. Do you hear it? Exactly, do you hear, “it.” It is nothing. It is everything. It is time. It is our ally and our enemy. Our destruction and our life. When your gut is being pulled and twisted, your chest ****** dry, eyes sink into the back of your skull, dust, no sound, paralyzed. Tick, tock, tick, tock. It’s only a matter of time. Your life spins around and around. Tick, tock, tick, tock. Your life on a clock.
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Feb 5, 2013
Feb 5, 2013 at 12:58 AM UTC
Spouts of Insanity. And maybe a little reality.
You know that feeling. Everyone does. But that certain feeling, when your gut is being pulled and twisted. And your chest ****** dry. Your eyes are sunken into your skull and your limbs made of glass. Dust in your mouth and your ears refuse to let in a single sound. Paralyzed. Your brain and your body. Get the hell away from me. No, stay! The first one is for everyone else the second is for me. Do I really mean that much? You’re smart, you tell me. Keep talking, keep thinking. That’s what’s keeping you here. No don’t talk. The secret will slip and then you’ll trip and fall. Just think, think, and think. About what? About anything of course! But there’s one thing that you can’t stop thinking about. Now keep it to yourself. Because, shh, we can’t let the secret slip, now can we? Cold air rushing in, gripping and tearing at the skin. You remember don’t you? Breathe, you have to, don’t stop breathing. Magnificent we got what we needed. No there’s more. But what? It’s not over so quiet! I don’t know what but there’s more. Tick, tock, tick, tock. It’s coming, wait for it. Time is our enemy. **** it, beat the time. You understand, don’t you? No, of course you do. What a stupid question. Stupid questions. And this is all happening right here, right now, right then, right where? Right here that’s where! Right then that’s now! Now do you understand? Yes, of course. Just what I thought, just what we think. What we think. Are we one? We’re one. Us. Him. Her. Them. They. All plurals, all together yet apart. Wait, what? I DON’T KNOW! Don’t ask me! I didn’t do this you did! I know I did but why didn’t you stop me! Save it! Please, I’m begging. Who cares? They do. Who does? No one does. Really? That’s what I thought what we thought. You have no idea what you’re doing do you? Of course I do. Why do you say that? Because I know you. Who doesn’t? I don’t. Yes you do. Never together always apart. What was that? What was what? You tell me you’re the one paying attention! To what!? To everything! I talk to you, you are supposed to talk to me back! It’s how this works. Make sense! Tick, tock, tick, tock. It’s closer! You can stop it! Just finish it! Cut it. What it? That it? What’s it?! It’s it! It’s over. What is? It. Don’t you understand? By now I don’t really expect you to. It is everything. It is everyone. It is anything, something, that thing. What thing? That thing! Don’t you get it now? Tick, tock, tick, tock. Spin around the clock. Life’s a clock. Tick, tock, tick, tock. When the bell rings. What happens then? What happens when? Secret, slipping. Flesh, peeling. I DON’T KNOW! Stop. STOP ALL OF THIS! Shh. Do you hear that? Hear what? I said shut up. Do you hear it? Exactly, do you hear, “it.” It is nothing. It is everything. It is time. It is our ally and our enemy. Our destruction and our life. When your gut is being pulled and twisted, your chest ****** dry, eyes sink into the back of your skull, dust, no sound, paralyzed. Tick, tock, tick, tock. It’s only a matter of time. Your life spins around and around. Tick, tock, tick, tock. Your life on a clock.
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She's mine amare I'll say it loud Screaming bleeding I'll rip out mine hair Put mine soul on a plate Blood in a glass These eyes I shalt pull And enlarge them on stakes!!! I'll plunge into darkness To find her queen ways Kooky I am for her An insanity ive become I'll give her mine lips for plurals I'll cut out mine tongue To give her five minutes of happiness Wherein we shalt be one I'm wacky Im lunatic I'm batty Im nutty I'm chatty When it comes To showing off Mine one and only Amare! For tis I loveth her so, For others I dont care!!!
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Jun 9, 2015
Jun 9, 2015 at 4:31 PM UTC
Wacky, nuts, batty, insane!!! Alll crazed!!
I / Before I moved slowly, always wanting to reach the end of the narrow roads. I found deceptions and satisfactions; more deceptions than satisfactions and more plurals than singulars. I coveted everything beyond these high walls, even so I didn't rush my life. I believed in other people's beliefs and I hoped which from me the time to slip away... killing me, then. II / During However, neither it I could get. I followed so many ways and neither they could help me. Ocasionally I sighted daisies blossoming on the walls and among the tiles of the streets. Sighting so many daisies was madness. Well, to hell with sanity! And what would be of life without its paradoxicality? Much suffering for little time! Little contemplation for much beauty! Much anguishe for little heart! III / After Oh, the other side: feared by a few, coveted by others. Although the labyrinth seems infinite and sufferable, we can find the exit together. The question is not how we can get out, reaching, at last, the afterlife; and yes, how we can end with so much suffering. To start over, we must wake up! To wake up, we must exist! And like this, life will wait for us!
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May 22, 2014
May 22, 2014 at 11:35 AM UTC
Finite, Ephemeral and Bearable
I could sing a love song And never mention a name And when I peruse through my mind There's never a single face I'm all plurals and dreams Of perfect unity Between one, two Between four and me I could sing a love song I could sing them a sonnet I could serenade them I could make them want it I could sing a vision of a perfect home I could sing of two point five children That understand our bond I could sing a love song. But I'm ever-cynical, I know who I am When I think of love, I'm not in the plan I'm ever-realistic, I know my face I could sing a love song but it'd never take.
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Sep 13, 2014
Sep 13, 2014 at 7:28 PM UTC
I Could Sing A Love Song
everyday i'm discussing with everyday, myself as i make out to the glamouring the inches and dashes of every self i have and stitches of sinew here in which lies the me that is this i, i that am i walked in leaves of grass, of wriggling splendor's summers of shoulders and achy crimsoned necks by the suns meters of light measuring the stints of our crawling opaque days and suns of many sons it's very that is that even when sun should repose his ***** of uncadenced carefully miraculous shimmering blood like orange and ardent flesh he'd go on us it, giving his very stuff our bodies to wear on our wheres and whens and whys. is night not also beautiful? it is naked beautiful. **** and beautiful plenteous and beautiful with all its hearts in tinder palely igniting every atom of copious earth. bowls of copious illuminant children, the things which will become after us the us that we were before their coming. but they are gorgeous and neither would i weep if in my going they should take that space where were was i. resting the shouts of my self in the orchards of youth, i am now so but it's quickly running, flitting eagerly from my this. in vines and plurals i am single and many. neither none nor many. but many ones, little bubbles of tranquil vile fluid guttering the songs of wind. i go to streams and they are me. i go to mountains and they are me. i go to valleys and they are me. can i be streams and mountains and valleys? can i not be streams and mountains and valleys? they are weeds and i am a **** a **** is a rose. i am rose. i am blossomed in full spring. able of petals. i am turned to the sun, with my root between the lips of earth. who is my lover. the earth is woman. she is a **** a **** is a rose. by another name. they smell just as sweet.
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Apr 27, 2011
Apr 27, 2011 at 11:21 PM UTC
Untitled
everyday i'm discussing with everyday, myself as i make out to the glamouring the inches and dashes of every self i have and stitches of sinew here in which lies the me that is this i, i that am i walked in leaves of grass, of wriggling splendor's summers of shoulders and achy crimsoned necks by the suns meters of light measuring the stints of our crawling opaque days and suns of many sons it's very that is that even when sun should repose his ***** of uncadenced carefully miraculous shimmering blood like orange and ardent flesh he'd go on us it, giving his very stuff our bodies to wear on our wheres and whens and whys. is night not also beautiful? it is naked beautiful. **** and beautiful plenteous and beautiful with all its hearts in tinder palely igniting every atom of copious earth. bowls of copious illuminant children, the things which will become after us the us that we were before their coming. but they are gorgeous and neither would i weep if in my going they should take that space where were was i. resting the shouts of my self in the orchards of youth, i am now so but it's quickly running, flitting eagerly from my this. in vines and plurals i am single and many. neither none nor many. but many ones, little bubbles of tranquil vile fluid guttering the songs of wind. i go to streams and they are me. i go to mountains and they are me. i go to valleys and they are me. can i be streams and mountains and valleys? can i not be streams and mountains and valleys? they are weeds and i am a **** a **** is a rose. i am rose. i am blossomed in full spring. able of petals. i am turned to the sun, with my root between the lips of earth. who is my lover. the earth is woman. she is a **** a **** is a rose. by another name. they smell just as sweet.
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But have you ever wondered that maybe the ******* moon is just waiting for the day the sky/gravity lets it free so it can float away to another sky where it is not so scarred and where it does not have to be the witness of all the lovers' sighs. Maybe moon hopes to be the sun in another horizon. But have you ever wondered that maybe the ******* sun is tired of never having a loving gaze upon itself when it's shining so happily, brighter than ever . Maybe it goes and comes just to get the attention it never could when he is happiest. Why does one need to lose its shine just to blend in? Maybe the sun envies the lovers' longing gaze on the moon. Maybe the sun sets daily wishing it was the moon. But have you ever wondered that maybe the stars are so **** tired of being left out. Like most of the people can't even differentiate between them and there they rest, looking warily upon us, trying to be content with being mentioned In plurals. Always as a part of the group, not as a distinct identity. They watch wistfully as the sun and moon long to be each other, but not them. Never them. Because who would want to give up who they're just to be the fading background for others to outshine them.
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Jun 12, 2017
Jun 12, 2017 at 9:34 AM UTC
Sun, moon and the stars pt-2
*it’s not perfect... but **** me... there’s a life to be lived... even if it’s just defined as walking the dog, or drinking a pint! let’s just rearrange the solar system spheres with a game of snooker to make summer random with winter of the least expected follow-up.* you catch me playing with my fox / cat purring his ***** slingshot arousal just where the spinal cord in music begins and the evolutionary testament ends... you catch me there in the drift of night... and i’ll bet you 5 quid to have found quantum physics... a particular instance in a universe of innumerable stasis plurals of decipherable energy to pluck and theorise, like autumnal flowers readily drifting from the tsunami of green of summer to brown mahogany of autumn. here’s one for the puppet engineered to dance tugged at with its tail the solitary cursor; paw print dot dot dot? i had my two thumbs on it, squeezing out the hallucinatory juice of neglect, with scoffer ready bouncers of peeled wallpaper about to tattoo me in political conversation of slime slogans to shout! i heard squatters were about... i didn’t hear anything from newcastle, i guess the second mongolian invasion / investiture came from the north... rather than east anglia / saudi arabia.
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Oct 20, 2015
Oct 20, 2015 at 6:33 PM UTC
slinghsot fox
They read another in themselves the really twisted mind-set only seeing what they want to believe even when plurals are starring them in their boatraces
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Jan 15, 2022
Jan 15, 2022 at 11:58 AM UTC
not the poor pawn...
They want to take me, They want to maketh me be what they want me to be!!! They want to break me, Shake me down, floor to ground, where mine blood boils to a freeze!!! Medication wilt not soothe, Ridiculers smile for a **** to get thine fill of empty sensations lost pools!!! They want a capture, I'm left in thine rain, Tempering pains, lord oh lord or where is thy rapture? They want to use me, Showeth me off, Abuse me, Thou sick personal hero!!! Thy dollar amounts to nothing!!! Thy thoughts are made up of everything, Yet no plurals!!!! Leteth me escape in peace thou no gooders, You petters of soft emotional beings!!!!!
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May 21, 2015
May 21, 2015 at 7:57 PM UTC
no good for nothing i suppose
Isn't English fun to learn-- Especially spelling and pronunciation? It's hard enough for native speakers And is the cause of a lot of frustration! Think of female deer, does, And then the form of "do," "does." Consider the "a-s" found in "as" And how it is pronounced in "was." We have ears on our heads. Add a "b" and you've got "bears." There's also "e-a-r" in "earth." And a funny "e-i" found in "heirs." Look up and see a star. Add an "e" and you've got "stare." That is not so hard perhaps. But why does "stare" rhyme with "where"? "Say" is easy to say, all right. But add an "s" and you've got "says." But if you add an "s" to "hay," You do not pronounce it "hez"! Back to "where," which rhymes with "air." But look at the "e-r-e" in sphere. "I" before "e" except after "c"… But what about the weird word "weir"? "Tough" and "though" are always fun. Then there's "through" and "ought" and "drought." Don't forget to drop the "b" When you say both "debt" and "doubt." Throw in apostrophes, And English teachers really have fits When they are used for writing plurals Or when "it's" is used for "its." Forget all the silent letters In words like "write," "knot," and "pneumonia." If you said, "I made the rules," I'd have to say, "I disown ya!" It wouldn't work to try to write All the words phonetically, For Easterners and Southerners Don't say all the words like me. For many years I've been around English-- Hearing, speaking, discerning it, Exploring its countless nuances. I guess I'll always be learning it. -by Bob B (8-28-17)
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Aug 28, 2017
Aug 28, 2017 at 12:48 PM UTC
English: Fun Fun Fun
Isn't English fun to learn-- Especially spelling and pronunciation? It's hard enough for native speakers And is the cause of a lot of frustration! Think of female deer, does, And then the form of "do," "does." Consider the "a-s" found in "as" And how it is pronounced in "was." We have ears on our heads. Add a "b" and you've got "bears." There's also "e-a-r" in "earth." And a funny "e-i" found in "heirs." Look up and see a star. Add an "e" and you've got "stare." That is not so hard perhaps. But why does "stare" rhyme with "where"? "Say" is easy to say, all right. But add an "s" and you've got "says." But if you add an "s" to "hay," You do not pronounce it "hez"! Back to "where," which rhymes with "air." But look at the "e-r-e" in sphere. "I" before "e" except after "c"… But what about the weird word "weir"? "Tough" and "though" are always fun. Then there's "through" and "ought" and "drought." Don't forget to drop the "b" When you say both "debt" and "doubt." Throw in apostrophes, And English teachers really have fits When they are used for writing plurals Or when "it's" is used for "its." Forget all the silent letters In words like "write," "knot," and "pneumonia." If you said, "I made the rules," I'd have to say, "I disown ya!" It wouldn't work to try to write All the words phonetically, For Easterners and Southerners Don't say all the words like me. For many years I've been around English-- Hearing, speaking, discerning it, Exploring its countless nuances. I guess I'll always be learning it. -by Bob B (8-28-17)
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Here comes the rain crashing on window panes and lane ways thumping on brownfields long shaded by tents of homeless in parks and under bridge. dragging in cool draft air into crack windows, into frat houses bog down with heat. pool water accumulating then draining into city basin for the city demands of us of all she needs. leaving ourselves in retreat to within as the rain spreads its blanket on both the good and the bad. the almanack foretold of the rain as i contemplate for the right time to plant my seed. that was then, and now the terraces are overflowing accusation spilling from where ever least resistance might be. nothing impedes the rain for she is the bringer and taker of life the singular in the many plurals of distraction, the fortune that does not change throughout time. here comes the rain, there goes our actions adjusting to fate again beating down on the roof of our hearts singing a tune on which our patterns weave back & forth to dance. is it time to plant my seed, i ask of the almanack again? as i cuddle in my blanket observing the formation of the clouds while the city's crier beat its gong in request again of all that i have then the almanack said, its time to sow tears
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Jun 20, 2022
Jun 20, 2022 at 9:45 AM UTC
Moving anxious
What sort of power, Does man desire? Levitating things and reading minds Or with our hands producing fire What sort of power, Does man require? To stop suffering and end war And peaceful minds inspire What sort of power, Does man acquire? When people blind and dumb For useless toil perspire Pasturing peoples Just miserable pawns Glorious queens What sort of power! A reaper but not a sower Dollars, Pounds and Euros It always has to be plurals Merchants of death What sort of power! What else but dominance Reigning supreme Upon all let my light beam I enjoy being king What sort of power! Can we direct our step? That left should follow right And not with the man above fight But having to submit What sort of power? Flashing lightning and pouring tempest Exploding sun and twinkling star Marvellous hands and a woman’s breast Mist in our face and a galaxy so far Mighty tree or labouring ant Drop of rain on a petal of rose Bumbling bee and lumbering elephant Who created all these I suppose What sort of power!
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May 3, 2017
May 3, 2017 at 5:21 AM UTC
Power