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"replenished" poems
Ah yes, the magic of human touch, Trusting to warm my soul's skin Tis nature of loves connection, as such. My body accepts, oh if you only knew Like an honored guest, I grin Anticipating the pleasures, one of the few. Skin to skin, our bodies converse. Uninhabited, my mind wander Deep inside, my craving thirsts. Artful hands sculpt with purpose Lulling layers open, you're quite the artist Soothing caress melt my body formless I'm yours, silently, I surrender. As my flesh cries out for more Arching waves of splendor Rewarded my senses sated. With newfound clarity reborn Mind, body and spirit replenished. I thank you for your gift of touch. Lovingly, I would return the favor, as such.
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Oct 19, 2015
Oct 19, 2015 at 11:34 PM UTC
Touch
And your soul will be replenished once you're showered with what you crave and yearn for the most Your roots spread and dig and grow You'll spurt into the tall blades into the night sky, even Your curled petals will open to this world What do you need? Your stretched petals will tell you And so will the sun, the great source in the sky Grow and grow through the garden The garden is your home to rest to replenish You need a home You need others akin to a home Flowers need love And love you shall receive, child.
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Jun 11, 2018
Jun 11, 2018 at 11:04 PM UTC
Flower, Child
1. Fallow brown, like he's poured his whole soul out through the gold sieve and lies in wait to be replenished. 2. The color of the ocean. Blue, I guess, but that’s not even the half of it. All the ruggedness of the waves—forming up, breaking, and forming again like life is only the motions. Her eyes are blue, but you could hardly tell. 3. A hand-painted bowl of fresh chocolate frosting from which the most immature hands soonest get a mouthful. 4. Beautiful. Like, drop dead gorgeous. I’d dig my own grave and stick to rolling in it if she ever looked at me some type of way. Their color? I don’t know. But most of all, I dare to wonder about the bludgeoned scar between them. 5. Sturdy cobalt. Far more indicative of her steady heart than gold could ever hope to be. Still susceptible to tear, but not so easily warped by heat or stress. 6. Simply brown. No, red? It’s always been hard to tell through the fog. Truthful like the rawest earth, I’ll call her mahogany. 7. Faded blue spray paint over a slate gray wall. Forcibly muted after her years of blasting music, but there’s still that rogue twinkle to them that I pray slips through the cracks. 8. Coffee, with all the vim and vigor to make you click your heels and fall in love. 9. Unripe lime seen lazing in the shade. Not fit for a margarita just yet, but straining at the bit nonetheless. 10. Hazel, although I still don’t know what the **** that actually is. Whatever. It looks nice on her resume. 11. Green. Or were they blue? The memories of her were too wonderful, too important, that I had to let the littlest details fade away first. 12. The crystallized seafoam that made me realize I deserved to feel alive, too.
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Jun 24, 2018
Jun 24, 2018 at 3:09 AM UTC
A dozen pairs of eyes
1. Fallow brown, like he's poured his whole soul out through the gold sieve and lies in wait to be replenished. 2. The color of the ocean. Blue, I guess, but that’s not even the half of it. All the ruggedness of the waves—forming up, breaking, and forming again like life is only the motions. Her eyes are blue, but you could hardly tell. 3. A hand-painted bowl of fresh chocolate frosting from which the most immature hands soonest get a mouthful. 4. Beautiful. Like, drop dead gorgeous. I’d dig my own grave and stick to rolling in it if she ever looked at me some type of way. Their color? I don’t know. But most of all, I dare to wonder about the bludgeoned scar between them. 5. Sturdy cobalt. Far more indicative of her steady heart than gold could ever hope to be. Still susceptible to tear, but not so easily warped by heat or stress. 6. Simply brown. No, red? It’s always been hard to tell through the fog. Truthful like the rawest earth, I’ll call her mahogany. 7. Faded blue spray paint over a slate gray wall. Forcibly muted after her years of blasting music, but there’s still that rogue twinkle to them that I pray slips through the cracks. 8. Coffee, with all the vim and vigor to make you click your heels and fall in love. 9. Unripe lime seen lazing in the shade. Not fit for a margarita just yet, but straining at the bit nonetheless. 10. Hazel, although I still don’t know what the **** that actually is. Whatever. It looks nice on her resume. 11. Green. Or were they blue? The memories of her were too wonderful, too important, that I had to let the littlest details fade away first. 12. The crystallized seafoam that made me realize I deserved to feel alive, too.
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I climbed a tree to see the world.... Well that and get high where the world looks gardened and glows brighter as it is demolished and replenished These elements in nature, manipulated in a lab, Can change our entire perspective
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Jul 31, 2014
Jul 31, 2014 at 5:28 AM UTC
I climbed a tree
Be like a rose They see your beauty They want to come close So elegant and well formed Just one touch.. Then theyre deformed Your thorn so piercing It had them fooled Replenished their thirsting.
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Mar 7, 2015
Mar 7, 2015 at 7:59 AM UTC
Rose
I know you are part of my destiny So I haven't cried as much over our separation True, I did cry an ocean of tears But not so many to drown the grounds I stand upon I said words of frustration And whispered cries of surrender and desertion But I am open to emotions and those words allowed release -But- what I suggested in heated state of mind was just that Suggestions, not proclamations nor plans You know I tend to submerge myself in evil waters In order to rise from them with strength even greater Those shouts you may or may not have heard were the waters I was wading And now, I am back to the heavens with a heart more unbreakable Refreshed and replenished with the purity of home air I remain sure of the decision I made that day Don't worry, I am still certain of my true love for you No- More certain of everything I guess it took all those months to realise it I needed to break down in strengthening To lead the way to the point of exhaustion Because now, it's your turn to stand ahead As I deep down predicted, my words did not gain action Although reactions were clearly achieved Though words were controlled and questions avoided Your eyes that trick you, are as always unable to deceive me I guess what I am trying to express Is my undying true love for you My heart is unbroken, despite what I said Still holding you within, still cradling our infants to come
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Sep 11, 2013
Sep 11, 2013 at 2:07 PM UTC
True love never dies
The mine boss needed three more men. Several showed up at the mine. He saw a big strong German and said, “You‘ll do just fine.” Your job will be to take a pick and scale the walls of ore. The work is hard but you are strong. You’ll certainly endure. A Swedish man stepped up out front. “Sir, if you’ll hire me… You’re sure to get your money’s worth. I’ll do the work of three.” “You’re hired!”, said the mine boss. Grab a shovel from the back. You’ll shovel up the scaled off ore into the mine car on the track. With one more left to hire The boss looked down the rows and saw a little Chinaman, all dressed in Chinese clothes. The last job is an easy one, “Mr. Chinaman , I choose you. You’ll be in charge of all supplies. When low, we’ll come to you.” Off they went into the mine to do as they were told, A German, Swede, and Chinaman, into this mine of gold. As supplies needed replenished, the Chinaman could not be found. The mine boss went into the mine to take a look around. . Anyone seen the Chinaman?” The Swede answered, “Ya sure, The crazy man run down the mine and no come back no more.”. The boss man, now a bit upset grabbed a light so he could see, and through the dark, went deeper in. Where could this Chinaman be? He’d gone, it seemed, a mile or two with great concern and fear. There, hiding around the corner, The Chinaman sensed him near. He jumped out from his hiding place, this Chinaman so wise, and nearly scared his boss to death when he yelled out….”SU-PLIZE”!
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Nov 27, 2011
Nov 27, 2011 at 9:57 AM UTC
The German, The Swede, and The Chinaman
The mine boss needed three more men. Several showed up at the mine. He saw a big strong German and said, “You‘ll do just fine.” Your job will be to take a pick and scale the walls of ore. The work is hard but you are strong. You’ll certainly endure. A Swedish man stepped up out front. “Sir, if you’ll hire me… You’re sure to get your money’s worth. I’ll do the work of three.” “You’re hired!”, said the mine boss. Grab a shovel from the back. You’ll shovel up the scaled off ore into the mine car on the track. With one more left to hire The boss looked down the rows and saw a little Chinaman, all dressed in Chinese clothes. The last job is an easy one, “Mr. Chinaman , I choose you. You’ll be in charge of all supplies. When low, we’ll come to you.” Off they went into the mine to do as they were told, A German, Swede, and Chinaman, into this mine of gold. As supplies needed replenished, the Chinaman could not be found. The mine boss went into the mine to take a look around. . Anyone seen the Chinaman?” The Swede answered, “Ya sure, The crazy man run down the mine and no come back no more.”. The boss man, now a bit upset grabbed a light so he could see, and through the dark, went deeper in. Where could this Chinaman be? He’d gone, it seemed, a mile or two with great concern and fear. There, hiding around the corner, The Chinaman sensed him near. He jumped out from his hiding place, this Chinaman so wise, and nearly scared his boss to death when he yelled out….”SU-PLIZE”!
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The smell of a spring rain settling on the earth is the smell of life anew. At the window, I sit with a book, both cracked, cooled by the alfresco air seeping through, and tiny droplets glissando down the pane. The pitter-patter of a soft rain falling to the parched earth is the sound of life replenished. At the rain's offset, I leap from my chair, exiting the front door, to saunter through the lush green pastures that linger outside the library's confines. How green the trees appear, and the grass-- how rich the stalks of the trees, their boughs with budding leaves quenched, glistening in the sun. I even enjoy the scent coming off the once arid pavement-- it is the smell of the earth, freed from its impedance, rising above the stifling asphalt.   I smell the life that lingers beneath, and the dull metallic tinfoil taste of the pavement fills my open nostrils-- It is pleasant, though a little less so, than the ambrosial landscape. I inhale ever so deeply, relishing my favorite part of spring, in the offset of a warm afternoon rain on a brisk day, sauntering through the wood-laden trails on worn brick paths, to the paved parking lot where my car awaits-- delineated in a filmy layer of mired pollen residue. It needed a wash anyways.
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May 19, 2016
May 19, 2016 at 1:34 PM UTC
Petrichor
Lush green hope Springs from the ground Replenished with love Carpeted landscape Soft on the feet Every step cushioned Exuberance of nature Caresses you Soft kiss of the sunrays Glittering dewdrops Priceless solitaires Every facet of nature Held within them As I skid along the green To roll down eternity
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Feb 23, 2015
Feb 23, 2015 at 8:41 AM UTC
Enchanting Landscape
We met through a latched gate down a straight concrete path With flowers and grass on either side To a white cottage with a Thick thatched roof. To the right of the front door Was a climbing, yellow,’ Chelsea’ rose. The garden was an orchard of tenderness with Five elderly leaning apple trees bearing fruit. And David Austin roses in a variety of colours Many wild and cultivated flowers grew and plentiful Of bird song. Roger and I sat together at a small Table and chairs And were given a delightful meal Of chicken and vegetables Followed by ice cream and mixed fruit salad After resting with cups of tea I wandered round the garden to see all the Beauty of this wilderness and a boat in a large Rather dilapidated shed Later to be rebuild into a fine garage of Original Suffolk stone and two wooden doors. Our time together was very precious to me. Filling in much that I had heard about, but Never encountered, from a very dear relative. In the afternoon we went into Bury St Edmunds central To see the Cathedral, Abbey Gardens, with resplendent Flower beds frequently replenished in an abudance of colourful changes and the antiquated book shops. The day was concluded with strawberries and cream in the Park sitting on a bench in the sun. We had a long journey back to Watford. I never forget this day so unusual was it Made by my friend. Love Mary xxxx
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Jan 28, 2019
Jan 28, 2019 at 4:51 AM UTC
Meeting a friend.
Hold me and tell your tales of gore. Kiss me 'till my lips are sore. Passion's run our veins out dry. But I'm much too blind to consider why. I crave your bruises on my neck. Screaming, but we're not done. Two denim lovers, hearts a wreck. Pumping 'till we both hum. Attached at the tongue you say? I'd only ever ride that way. Drag me across the floor and then Kiss me all over again. Leave no question marks this time as you pull my skin in synchronizing rhymes. Kiss me like the wars are done. Kiss me 'till we both feel numb. Kiss me 'till we both taste blood and stars dance behind our eyes. Don't leave my side 'till you decide my fire's best left replenished. Once our time's done, and my neck is hung, you can carry on with your fetish. Love me then leave me Lonely, cold on the street. Sick and dumb, Just another discarded piece of gum.
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Jul 29, 2014
Jul 29, 2014 at 3:03 AM UTC
Gum
a man gave me that phrase as a gift today. quiver of constant smiles for well he could, yet little did he ken the nature of the present because I read the smiles as the tween the spaces, in between the words of anguish that never goes away how can this be, how to make sense of this well I am a father too, of words and sobs and ownership of sins between sons and fathers, who inhabit the unfilled spaces within, the drawers with their name on masking tape attached Your fathers's hell will slowly go by Show me a man-father whose lips have not quiet quivered when hearing those words sung we ease the grip of carrying them on our shoulders when they are five at the Macy's day parade, running alongside their first solo bicycle ride we ease the grip of the vise of not seeing them for years, or never again, cause they hold you guilty, responsible for their confusion have too, ease the grip, cause we got more than one singular responsibility so we dad draw, a smile from the quiver, that like those of the elves, replenished magically, strap it on wide, mile high and move on oh you teenage children, you babies, with your endless angst and bravado of drunken scar talk, first love lost and the hard course of being sixteen put down your tiresome blunt pens that revel only in Self-intensity glorious-galore, read of the self destruction of love pains thirty years in the making and fifty in the undoing write of ancient inescapable feelings decades in the vat, aging, but drunk in the moment quick searing of every life breath you take and it's Sunday nite and the work week hell begins but it is no compare to the other, but **** you can't understand so chant these words, reflect on them well, for soon while you dream sleep, in clean, dry sheets and safe bed a man will come for a peep, to make the checkmark on the all's well list so chant these words, a sad violin melody, the single sole he ever hears, *Your fathers's hell will slowly go by
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 11:13 PM UTC
"quiver of constant smiles"
a man gave me that phrase as a gift today. quiver of constant smiles for well he could, yet little did he ken the nature of the present because I read the smiles as the tween the spaces, in between the words of anguish that never goes away how can this be, how to make sense of this well I am a father too, of words and sobs and ownership of sins between sons and fathers, who inhabit the unfilled spaces within, the drawers with their name on masking tape attached Your fathers's hell will slowly go by Show me a man-father whose lips have not quiet quivered when hearing those words sung we ease the grip of carrying them on our shoulders when they are five at the Macy's day parade, running alongside their first solo bicycle ride we ease the grip of the vise of not seeing them for years, or never again, cause they hold you guilty, responsible for their confusion have too, ease the grip, cause we got more than one singular responsibility so we dad draw, a smile from the quiver, that like those of the elves, replenished magically, strap it on wide, mile high and move on oh you teenage children, you babies, with your endless angst and bravado of drunken scar talk, first love lost and the hard course of being sixteen put down your tiresome blunt pens that revel only in Self-intensity glorious-galore, read of the self destruction of love pains thirty years in the making and fifty in the undoing write of ancient inescapable feelings decades in the vat, aging, but drunk in the moment quick searing of every life breath you take and it's Sunday nite and the work week hell begins but it is no compare to the other, but **** you can't understand so chant these words, reflect on them well, for soon while you dream sleep, in clean, dry sheets and safe bed a man will come for a peep, to make the checkmark on the all's well list so chant these words, a sad violin melody, the single sole he ever hears, *Your fathers's hell will slowly go by
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377 To lose one’s faith—surpass The loss of an Estate— Because Estates can be Replenished—faith cannot— Inherited with Life— Belief—but once—can be— Annihilate a single clause— And Being’s—Beggary—
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To lose one’s faith—surpass
Lust, when it grips us,  is a sudden swell,   occasional in a mountain river flowing downhill, from the high ranges of inflamed emotions. The ecstatic roar while the  discharge is easily forgotten , the river  runs dry soon enough , when the torrents abruptly stop, as the winds chase away the clouds, all of a sudden. But those pools, your blue,beautiful eyes, clearly defy, rules of seasons,brims invariably with love pure, all along, and yes,it gets replenished,from the deep well springs of your heart, it remains full whether I am far or near.
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Nov 26, 2015
Nov 26, 2015 at 8:18 AM UTC
A pool in the plains, not a mountain river,
Only one little                silly tiny                        movement can create ripples of effects and tonight as I reached for the garlic or salt or whatever the hell it was--- something harsh was set I brushed your shoulder or was too much in your space somehow jolting your ego from its permanent, fragile place             You chose to take that and make a fight from dust and this in turn led to splitting hearts               spitting corrupted trust passive aggressive silt swept out from under rugs emotional bluntness of punches instead of the realness of hugs Where have we reached what have we done All I know is my heart's on         the run These little ***** triggers        can open Pandora's sick, dark box unlocking old resentments from behind rusty locks "You will never be forgiven" are words that destroy they suffocate and choke turn real gold to alloy and Man, this gold is melting down running in streams painting false this town in shades of hurt in shades of pain just lay me down in this thick desert sun to bear this unbearable                    splintered strain Let me pour this liquid burden into the salt of the cracks of the earth Let me be replenished with crystal water coolness as I, head held up in tears,                            remember                                     my golden worth
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Aug 8, 2016
Aug 8, 2016 at 3:02 AM UTC
Ripple Effect
Only one little                silly tiny                        movement can create ripples of effects and tonight as I reached for the garlic or salt or whatever the hell it was--- something harsh was set I brushed your shoulder or was too much in your space somehow jolting your ego from its permanent, fragile place             You chose to take that and make a fight from dust and this in turn led to splitting hearts               spitting corrupted trust passive aggressive silt swept out from under rugs emotional bluntness of punches instead of the realness of hugs Where have we reached what have we done All I know is my heart's on         the run These little ***** triggers        can open Pandora's sick, dark box unlocking old resentments from behind rusty locks "You will never be forgiven" are words that destroy they suffocate and choke turn real gold to alloy and Man, this gold is melting down running in streams painting false this town in shades of hurt in shades of pain just lay me down in this thick desert sun to bear this unbearable                    splintered strain Let me pour this liquid burden into the salt of the cracks of the earth Let me be replenished with crystal water coolness as I, head held up in tears,                            remember                                     my golden worth
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Woven patches of grey, hues slow in momentum. Tattered gaps letting through               gleams of radiance. But in motion do the faults get sewn in silver linings. And this blanket                mesmerising below. Then the lonely flower opens        its petals, reaching towards the patch work of loving greys                  yearning for a touch. A singular drop falls, taking its                    time to meet below. So far has it descended to gently               caress her wilting petals. Replenished dew drops hang from                          now pristine colours. It waves in the subtle breeze,       swaying in a dance of gratitude.
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Aug 13, 2018
Aug 13, 2018 at 4:47 PM UTC
A Single Raindrop
As if I’m going to wash my sins, by finding a substance so viscous - to annihilate the acid that seeps through me. Perhaps it’s you refilling my first glass, which is dried up by 11, and replenished by 5 past. Must I keep forcing it down my refusing gut, so I can bare the stutter drooling, crumbling, out your teeth. Till I’ve sipped needlessly on your lies and fell drunken on your delusional fables. Now I’m slurring in my nights, awoke, still high on your acid. Eyes are bulging, bloodshot from you firing bullets of your decaying  burden. - As I walk I stumble, diverging around solum streets. Crows peck at my skin, to prompt me at sunrise. Now and again I revisit the morsels I had collected from the bottom of your chalice. Savouring as I gulp down my regret. Desperately urging to be hungover your reveries one last time.
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Apr 11, 2018
Apr 11, 2018 at 7:01 PM UTC
I’m not one to drink but,
I do not want to be a fishing float adrift on the waters of existence, allowing myself to accept stagnation, bobbing ever buoyant to the ebb and flow of the mundane. Reel me in and cast me again into living waters. Wash away doubts and anxiety — the fears that snag my line, my vexation. Give me peaceful rest in fresh water that is replenished by Your rain.
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Mar 14, 2017
Mar 14, 2017 at 10:45 PM UTC
Fishing Float
Full moons and half hearted woman followed by dates with men that will soon go missing. Young girl just searching for that consistence. So wrapped up cause of the man she never got to witness. Now she gives herself up to everyone that's persistent. Soul turned Icey but yet she still glistens. Just a beautiful example of a woman without vision cause her outside has ****** up her inner appearance. When referring to ***** hoes and ******* is the only time she gets any mentions. Waiting to be replenished in her world of submission. Prayers every night to god but i guess he didn't care to listen. Lonely every June 15th yet she never stopped wishing to reconnect with the man that was the cause of that first incision. Crazy someone she never met can cause such resistant but she never loved herself again after his decision.
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Nov 26, 2013
Nov 26, 2013 at 7:07 PM UTC
Consistency
Like a Venus flytrap she enticed beauty Captivated upon its purity it feed the Mind malnourished of thoughts inside. Absorbed its essence upon her own Decaying Moments now nourished, withered moment Now replenished, but still It dies. Mrs withering was deaths other hand Now all purified with her gaze. She was The hand where beauty came to die.
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Aug 1, 2015
Aug 1, 2015 at 5:24 PM UTC
Mrs Withering
Did you notice the painted trillium— The way it freckled the dark sky Or the hills below the Sassafras summit? Scarcely scattered beneath the pines, The blossoms live and die like love, Or maybe not. Perhaps the petals live like I’ve imagined after they die, Boutonnieres pinned to the night’s blue blazer. But even if they don’t, I envy the way they live Their lives without wondering whether Or not they might dream. Our clothes fed the sweet pinesap, Rotting with our minds on the forest floor That night beneath the Lenten moon, And the cold draped our bodies In a film of sweat as thick as the sound Of the falls flooding the valley. Winter’s fear saturated our bivy’s fly As Spring drew near, but still we slept. Your pupils danced behind my eyelids And God shook his head in disgust While we sipped silver steins replenished from Lethe, But only angels died that night in Elysium.
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Oct 21, 2012
Oct 21, 2012 at 11:02 PM UTC
After Tea
Time for something drastic. Defining life on his own terms. No angels. No demons. No expectations. Just drift. North to South. Walk while the coast heals wounds. The sea breeze renews. Salt in the air acts like a baptism. Sins of the self washed away. North to South. To be alone. To think. To reinvent. Depending on oneself. Food, water, and survival with these two hands. Not needing much more than that. North to South. Not the destination. More the journey. Replenished. From here, sorting life out. North to South.
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Jan 25, 2016
Jan 25, 2016 at 12:58 PM UTC
North to South
I passed the thronging Gariahat market each day, There were quite a few comrades on that very road; but only one seemed acquainted to me A florist; whom I would survey. He held a basket of red, lucid, hibiscus flowers as I could see for wee. The drastic smile reminded me of old Grand-dad. The alluring gleam in his hazel eyes remarked despondency. I wanted to confide to the hard working lad, That he isn't alone, and sing him a strain, melancholy. His smile was blemished. His bony hand could not hold the basket for a prolonged time, And I thought his wounds must be replenished. My contemplative eye would be abstracted by the tram's chime. Once, on the night of May When I thought he was endowed with glee, To him, I lost my way For sleeping pills vanquished me. I stood there like a woebegone, In reminiscence of my inamorato As the funeral carriages were drawn, I weeped while that naked smile on me, would bestow.
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Sep 17, 2014
Sep 17, 2014 at 10:48 AM UTC
The Undisguised Smile- Wallflower
Perilous mornings lighting what was once a night devoid of light as the Sun whispers to us secrets of warmth Sunlight trickling amazement ‘cross the horizon as it is of striking blue. You and I could walk the earth as it is painted in sunshine. Like water on a rainy day, replenished and unsightly beautiful in mystic drip-drops. Hand-in-hand, connected for these pines to see with me Lost loosely in the trees, lingering forever with you. seasons come and seasons go to and fro with the snow where the other is not. i lie sleeping on this cot. The feat of your words undeniably strikes me off my own feet, smiling all the while: Glimmering & Glistening Glares You, My Eternal Snow-drop “just close your eyes” and see the sunrise i will leave you to surmise What divinities of love are shown to me in the eternal glory of this -- a full moon. Love is a hike, and I like your path. mountains that crown the continent. camped in a forested palace many the paths to take, with you, though, i shall not be lost. for it is with you, that I am only truly found. The light shines back to us, the reflections of smiles aplenty and laughter on and of the water. Nothing is normal and everything is strange. in this moment, in travelin’ cross this land, in the shining sunlight, what are we to forever share? Grow and go unto this world where you are free to see all there is to see and be.
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Jan 11, 2012
Jan 11, 2012 at 10:29 PM UTC
Northern Star