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"porcelin" poems
Dirt keeps jamming under our fingernails. We've spent hours digging through each other. Were looking for a lover or a friend; an ancestor and a relative. We tried to sink our teeth into each other but all we found was chipped porcelin. One day I'll learn how to hold nothing and love the way it tastes. One day ill leave the place where lovers say, If for no other reason, *My pants are already grass stained.*
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Jul 1, 2011
Jul 1, 2011 at 7:49 AM UTC
Grass Stains
White cotton and pink lace pictures of castles far away children laughing pinwheels blowing in her room a garden growing a little Mozart a little Top a little smile one teardrop an "I believe" on her wall in the window porcelin dolls angels fly about her house and faerie dust on the couch the smell of roses everywhere endless infinity in the air prisms dancing in her eyes and I just never wonder why
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Nov 14, 2009
Nov 14, 2009 at 5:00 PM UTC
Chantra
Broken into a thousand anxious pieces stomped upon and disliked rejected and neglected and humiliated like a broken dish someones gone crazy on until the porcelin has turned into the powder it came from Like sand, or flour, it does not resemble a dish at all, but could become something else, most likely swept up into a dustpan and dumped a million microscopic pieces of a former dish, that is me A mess of powder splatter on the floor what will I become next?
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Jun 7, 2013
Jun 7, 2013 at 6:30 PM UTC
Destroyed
Red white and blue cloudy foggy blue can't quite see through, but cutting through this impossible blue is pure white blinding white of porcelin skin that's never seen summer time, and- red, the color and brilliance of blood slices through the blinding white and she fades to black. black, the absence of color, the abundance of relief I needed relief she excuses, I just... I needed it to bleed never meant for it to happen this way, she's addicted to the silver not the silver lining on the clouds, because storm clouds don't have a silver lining when they're only black and she can't differentiate between the colors when everything is blue a foggy mist she can't see through she's just trying to break through, maybe even cut through but all you see are the scars on your arms, so stunned by your own assumptions you can't see through your own fog, to the words on her lips bandaged cuts can't keep her silent, her sweet voice slowly seeps through: this is my story, this is my song, and if i were you, i'd never sing along. because her favorite color is red as the relief spills through her veins and the scars it leaves behind tell the stories of regret that she can't run from but she keeps on running, cant catch her breath, can't catch a break she paints pictures in colors of crimson, on her arms she paints her life scene by scene the pictures always change, but the captions stay the same: "I, I needed it to bleed." red relief comes in a line, you cringe at her scars, but only she can feel them sweet crimson relief, she can finally breathe see, the scars on her arms tell a story in red, white and blue. doesn't want to admit it but shes addicted to this feeling she runs her fingers over the scars, this is her 3 dimensional healing and she, fades to black.
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Feb 15, 2010
Feb 15, 2010 at 8:09 PM UTC
Color me poetry
Red white and blue cloudy foggy blue can't quite see through, but cutting through this impossible blue is pure white blinding white of porcelin skin that's never seen summer time, and- red, the color and brilliance of blood slices through the blinding white and she fades to black. black, the absence of color, the abundance of relief I needed relief she excuses, I just... I needed it to bleed never meant for it to happen this way, she's addicted to the silver not the silver lining on the clouds, because storm clouds don't have a silver lining when they're only black and she can't differentiate between the colors when everything is blue a foggy mist she can't see through she's just trying to break through, maybe even cut through but all you see are the scars on your arms, so stunned by your own assumptions you can't see through your own fog, to the words on her lips bandaged cuts can't keep her silent, her sweet voice slowly seeps through: this is my story, this is my song, and if i were you, i'd never sing along. because her favorite color is red as the relief spills through her veins and the scars it leaves behind tell the stories of regret that she can't run from but she keeps on running, cant catch her breath, can't catch a break she paints pictures in colors of crimson, on her arms she paints her life scene by scene the pictures always change, but the captions stay the same: "I, I needed it to bleed." red relief comes in a line, you cringe at her scars, but only she can feel them sweet crimson relief, she can finally breathe see, the scars on her arms tell a story in red, white and blue. doesn't want to admit it but shes addicted to this feeling she runs her fingers over the scars, this is her 3 dimensional healing and she, fades to black.
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Can these feet be killers & stab the concrete, If only the ribs would come, and lie lie lie, My wet streets, my wet cheeks, My porcelin toenails break, sweat down cheeks race, Eyes they started, Deep breathing on & onoff, Deep breathing on & on off,
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May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015 at 3:50 AM UTC
GHb
She's sitting on the edge of stone looking across the blue a white rose in her hand rememberance of a tune a song of angels playing in the air over and over she turns the rose his voice is everywhere Her dress is all wet tears falling down she does'nt really care another drop to the ground Empty porcelin with a pretty face a soul entwined to his heavenly space she laughs a whisper and drops the rose looks up to the heaven a stairway flows she sees her image lost out there then she takes to the clouded stairs she embraces herself her soul with tears and now a smile love in the mirror down she goes back to the stone angels singing no more alone
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Nov 15, 2009
Nov 15, 2009 at 6:00 AM UTC
Soul Retrieval
Broken Shut down Demolished and destroyed Brought down to her knees Literally, literally brought down Face to face with porcelin and water. Purge, purge, purge Empty the empty Break down and out Out, out, no way out... Betrayed Dismissed Returned, replaced, retried Falsify your family, break it down Let it out Praise thee, mighty nothingness.
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Aug 31, 2010
Aug 31, 2010 at 12:56 PM UTC
break down
Blue eyes, auborn hair, porcelin skin. Thats what you see until you get to whats within. Within it a soul that longs to come out. Float through the air, scream, run and shout. It wants you to know how much you are missed. How much i know it knows it ****** up, how it misses every kiss. It wants you to know that it still remembers your smell. The way you look when you first wake up, and how youre putting it through hell. It remembers your music, your voice soft and sweet. It remembers how much you loved the feeling of the sand on your feet. It wants you to know, that it dwells on the past. That its hard to move on when you left without looking back. It has a few questions, like why would you leave? It thought it had found its mate, another soul from the same breed. It longs to hold you again, to rock you to sleep. It wants to feel the way you breathe when your dreaming those beautiful dreams, It wants to tell you that it misses you so. It wants to ask you, why would you go?
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May 20, 2014
May 20, 2014 at 10:41 PM UTC
Fourteen.
As he lay, his mind away, stars colide as she smiled porcelin skin unbroken sin tear drops, whats this tear drops from the wolf another silence broken another stillness corrupt note too self... its cold in speke
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Jul 14, 2011
Jul 14, 2011 at 4:08 PM UTC
Its Cold In Speke
1. The rolling hills Crest and Dive and Move like Oceans, Covered in armies of trees. Trees, Like thousands upon Thousands of warriors Made of leaves and Dirt and The souls of prehistoric Insects that may have Planted them. The trees carpeting The thunderous hills Have a sort of marching Energy to them. Like they Were frozen In place. I am reminded of the Army of terra cotta Soldiers. Unstuck in time, Stunned in space, They silently guard their own hill, Crumbling slowly, Like cheese. And the terra cotta arms And the terra cotta legs Of the terra cotta trees Are attempting to drag Their iron roots Through the hills, Sinking like lead Through the earth, As if it was meant to be the Ocean it resembled so much. Maybe, Armies of troops once trudged And fought through swamps As vast And troubled As seas. And a terra cotta war, Unconqured by Shattering warriors, Is left like Smoldering porcelin, Still being fought On the hills Of Utah. 2. You can still See the remains Of their clash; You can analyze Their placement And movements Like battlefeild strategy. You can wonder what Terra cotta general Put them there. Did the trees respect him As a father? His tactics Funneled down to Swarming like ants Or dripping like oil. There is the occasional Silent, Lone, Watchman, Angled towards the Power lines, The coursing blue veins, And the sky, Filled with the Bright and Rippling trails Of their valiant enemy. 3. The terra cotta trees Give way To the stone, Brick, And steel, Of an upright man, Overwhelming white Against Overwhelming green Against Overwhelming yellow Against Overwhelming blue Against Overwhelming black. The people live unaware, (With meerkat eyes And posture) Of the armies surrounding them, Signaling the dusk of their time. The trees will outlive us all By millennia. Their war will continue. Our bodies will become A wave in the hills That they march through, A crater in the commander moon, A foot soldier in their War, A leaf, A branch, A bird, Food for a plant That is food for a squirrel, Soaked in through The churning, Breathing roots Of the terra cotta trees, In the living, Moving, Tumbling hills.
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Sep 24, 2017
Sep 24, 2017 at 5:58 PM UTC
Untitled
1. The rolling hills Crest and Dive and Move like Oceans, Covered in armies of trees. Trees, Like thousands upon Thousands of warriors Made of leaves and Dirt and The souls of prehistoric Insects that may have Planted them. The trees carpeting The thunderous hills Have a sort of marching Energy to them. Like they Were frozen In place. I am reminded of the Army of terra cotta Soldiers. Unstuck in time, Stunned in space, They silently guard their own hill, Crumbling slowly, Like cheese. And the terra cotta arms And the terra cotta legs Of the terra cotta trees Are attempting to drag Their iron roots Through the hills, Sinking like lead Through the earth, As if it was meant to be the Ocean it resembled so much. Maybe, Armies of troops once trudged And fought through swamps As vast And troubled As seas. And a terra cotta war, Unconqured by Shattering warriors, Is left like Smoldering porcelin, Still being fought On the hills Of Utah. 2. You can still See the remains Of their clash; You can analyze Their placement And movements Like battlefeild strategy. You can wonder what Terra cotta general Put them there. Did the trees respect him As a father? His tactics Funneled down to Swarming like ants Or dripping like oil. There is the occasional Silent, Lone, Watchman, Angled towards the Power lines, The coursing blue veins, And the sky, Filled with the Bright and Rippling trails Of their valiant enemy. 3. The terra cotta trees Give way To the stone, Brick, And steel, Of an upright man, Overwhelming white Against Overwhelming green Against Overwhelming yellow Against Overwhelming blue Against Overwhelming black. The people live unaware, (With meerkat eyes And posture) Of the armies surrounding them, Signaling the dusk of their time. The trees will outlive us all By millennia. Their war will continue. Our bodies will become A wave in the hills That they march through, A crater in the commander moon, A foot soldier in their War, A leaf, A branch, A bird, Food for a plant That is food for a squirrel, Soaked in through The churning, Breathing roots Of the terra cotta trees, In the living, Moving, Tumbling hills.
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The kettle sings she dances towards me she pours mine and then her own honey drips, chamomile with hints of mint spoons clank I stir too fast she breaks her biscotti and gives me half We cheers porcelin rims she smiles at me our day begins
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Jun 12, 2018
Jun 12, 2018 at 1:36 AM UTC
She made me tea
Movement, The way your body sways in its own rythmatic unison, hypnotising me. Beautiful, porcelain poison. You gaze with allurmemt in each pupil, pulling me in. I am taken away by your bewilderment ways. I am falling in love with you day by day. Sweet porcelin love.
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Sep 14, 2017
Sep 14, 2017 at 1:04 AM UTC
Maranda
It's been months, filled with complete destruction. I'm still ******* crying, begging myself to stop forming a mountain of emotions in the pit of my stomache, weighing me down. I don't think you ******* know how much of you has become part of my sadness, my soul, my life. It's as if you knew the moment you laid your eyes on me, I craved your strength. Oh how I miss your touch, running your fingers on the cracks of my porcelin body. How could you leave me ******* helpless? You left marks in places of agony that grew flowers only by your slightest touch. I still solemly desire your angelic lips to be pressed against mine again, I reminise about the way you saved me. And all the memories that lead up to this point. Now you're watching me ******* drown in the middle of an ocean of unspoken words and you're no longer reaching out to grab me, you have selfishly left me to fend on my own. I guess this is how it feels to be abandoned by someone, I just hoped it hadn't been you.
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Mar 25, 2015
Mar 25, 2015 at 6:48 PM UTC
Till This Day
the craving runs deep, clawing into her, asking her to sink, into what she once was. sliding into a paradox, no longer caring at all- torn into nothing, soon will be my porcelin doll. beauty unmasked, soon i won't see, for the end of herself, is all that will be. i watch her destruction, the death of who she was, turn to be forgotten, as if forever lost.
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Sep 7, 2013
Sep 7, 2013 at 9:48 PM UTC
Withdrawl
This morning, I pulled a flaming string Of ***** ruby tinted hair From the inside of a sock on my floor, And in the shower, I found a single thread Of burning, stranded follicle Wrapped around the drain's grate, Which struck me as odd, Because you've never step foot In my shower (as much as I might have wished), You've never even set foot in That bathroom at all, It was always too ***** to touch your porcelin skin, To by seen by your eyes or feel your judgement, But even so, I still find your hair everywhere. This morning, I put on a shirt, One that you said held me half as nice As you ever could, And I thought of your words And I thought of your gentle touch as I plucked A lingering fiber of a lost flame flicker From the breast of my attire, And another wriggling yarn undone Soaked in the end of a sunset From the interior of my ripped jeans pocket That still embedded the whisper of your perfume, Your hair was absolutely everywhere. This morning, I stumbled into my car And sulked in the sun As a hair of yours relaxed Among the dust of dashboard features, And the sight of it Prompted my mind to wake, My hand to shift into gear, And my tired legs to throttle the gas. This morning, The cars and trees and blank-slated faces Hazed together in a fuse of Gray and brown and all the other ugly colors, The colors of dead things, Which must have been why I drove to the cemetery. The gates, rusted and lonesome, Creaked a "hello", And the ground was frosty To my arrival. This morning, I found a hair of yours Draped over the head of a stone, And that struck me as utterly odd Since you've never been here before now, And this morning at work, My pants were covered in dirt From kneeling before you as the sun came up, But I didn't care, I had to come see you And ask you to keep Your ******* hair to yourself.
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Sep 2, 2018
Sep 2, 2018 at 6:04 PM UTC
This Morning
This morning, I pulled a flaming string Of ***** ruby tinted hair From the inside of a sock on my floor, And in the shower, I found a single thread Of burning, stranded follicle Wrapped around the drain's grate, Which struck me as odd, Because you've never step foot In my shower (as much as I might have wished), You've never even set foot in That bathroom at all, It was always too ***** to touch your porcelin skin, To by seen by your eyes or feel your judgement, But even so, I still find your hair everywhere. This morning, I put on a shirt, One that you said held me half as nice As you ever could, And I thought of your words And I thought of your gentle touch as I plucked A lingering fiber of a lost flame flicker From the breast of my attire, And another wriggling yarn undone Soaked in the end of a sunset From the interior of my ripped jeans pocket That still embedded the whisper of your perfume, Your hair was absolutely everywhere. This morning, I stumbled into my car And sulked in the sun As a hair of yours relaxed Among the dust of dashboard features, And the sight of it Prompted my mind to wake, My hand to shift into gear, And my tired legs to throttle the gas. This morning, The cars and trees and blank-slated faces Hazed together in a fuse of Gray and brown and all the other ugly colors, The colors of dead things, Which must have been why I drove to the cemetery. The gates, rusted and lonesome, Creaked a "hello", And the ground was frosty To my arrival. This morning, I found a hair of yours Draped over the head of a stone, And that struck me as utterly odd Since you've never been here before now, And this morning at work, My pants were covered in dirt From kneeling before you as the sun came up, But I didn't care, I had to come see you And ask you to keep Your ******* hair to yourself.
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An infinite sky exits within my teacup. Rose, mint world.. in a porcelin bowl. Blue backdrops the newly budding tree, its green sprouts compliment the sun with their shine. I do not wish to drink this world away. My tongue is dry. My lips wrinkled from the thirst. I kiss the bowl one time. And swallow this world.
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Apr 23, 2020
Apr 23, 2020 at 1:31 AM UTC
A Cup of Tea