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"revenged" poems
Never what you wanted Always in the way Your words so haunted By abuse and pain Tainted with knives The scars still stain Weak and rejected Limpness of a soul Demolished and confused Torture so cruel Like a light in a fire You spread through my heart You created a monster One forever dark Determination through hate No one more to despise These demons eyes No comprimise Now it shall be done Nothing left to be said I'll paint your life red
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Jun 8, 2015
Jun 8, 2015 at 4:12 PM UTC
Revenged Torment
This is the story of a world at war From ‘39 to ‘45 The second world storm It all occurred with Germany Japan was there, the world was scared To storm the beach of Normandy Power struggle with no regrets Imperialist japan with minor fits Lashing out to focus on three “America, China, and the Soviet please” This led to begin in a new world war With 2K killed at pearl harbor The holocaust powered even more To be ****** to death, until  ‘44 June 9th, and yards to go 200 stretched from land to coast 10,000 men that made the march Across the beach, into the marsh A revenge that tastes so bitter and sweet For the surprise attack, on the pearl harbor fleet The event that took our country to war It paid with bloodshed, 10,000 hearts torn And when D-day ceased, and the smoke parted clear We dropped upon 2 cities Our own 2 tears That revenged the fallen And vanquished the feared The axis fleet, now defeated and gone They dispersed their union For ****** was wrong And what of Japan? Well they restored their towns From their cities destructed… A full 2 miles around And to this very day We weep for the wept That adopted our tears And ended up dead 296 billion in debts At least in today’s dollars and cents For a country whose heart Was torn to bits 60 million… If that’s what it takes… To conquer the axis… Their lives, they gave… ...And the war, they won… ...And won from their grave… And on opposing sides? To win or to die Japan, Germany, and Italy reside With 16 million casualties They pounded on Poland The sacked the Soviet They fought the French And got all the way to Greece even They never left the Netherlands They were the bane of Belgium They never gave up Norway Or the liquidation of Luxemburg’s location They caused a sort of havoc Everywhere they went They threatened the world With everything they sent They tried to take the Jewish and the handicapped To hell And ended up bringing on themselves A hellish, brutish, world This is the story of a world at war From ‘39 to ‘45 The second world storm
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Jan 29, 2016
Jan 29, 2016 at 10:23 AM UTC
The Second World Storm
This is the story of a world at war From ‘39 to ‘45 The second world storm It all occurred with Germany Japan was there, the world was scared To storm the beach of Normandy Power struggle with no regrets Imperialist japan with minor fits Lashing out to focus on three “America, China, and the Soviet please” This led to begin in a new world war With 2K killed at pearl harbor The holocaust powered even more To be ****** to death, until  ‘44 June 9th, and yards to go 200 stretched from land to coast 10,000 men that made the march Across the beach, into the marsh A revenge that tastes so bitter and sweet For the surprise attack, on the pearl harbor fleet The event that took our country to war It paid with bloodshed, 10,000 hearts torn And when D-day ceased, and the smoke parted clear We dropped upon 2 cities Our own 2 tears That revenged the fallen And vanquished the feared The axis fleet, now defeated and gone They dispersed their union For ****** was wrong And what of Japan? Well they restored their towns From their cities destructed… A full 2 miles around And to this very day We weep for the wept That adopted our tears And ended up dead 296 billion in debts At least in today’s dollars and cents For a country whose heart Was torn to bits 60 million… If that’s what it takes… To conquer the axis… Their lives, they gave… ...And the war, they won… ...And won from their grave… And on opposing sides? To win or to die Japan, Germany, and Italy reside With 16 million casualties They pounded on Poland The sacked the Soviet They fought the French And got all the way to Greece even They never left the Netherlands They were the bane of Belgium They never gave up Norway Or the liquidation of Luxemburg’s location They caused a sort of havoc Everywhere they went They threatened the world With everything they sent They tried to take the Jewish and the handicapped To hell And ended up bringing on themselves A hellish, brutish, world This is the story of a world at war From ‘39 to ‘45 The second world storm
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Everyday, A New Person Stop! Lest you think, This is some poem, of a nature serious I warn you with supercilious contempt This is a mischance, a contretemps, This is a dumb poem, like Suntan Lotion^ Inspired by that silliness's Broadway success, About how everyday, I awake, A New Person, With a new designer hair styling O Yeah, I gotta grip the sink counter, When I see how my pillow friends^^ Have revenged themselves the night prior, Upon awakening, I contemplate suicide by pills But more labor saving for the undertaker I usually choose Setting One's Hair On Fire It be awful, it be ridiculous That my hair defies gravity Standing straight up, After a night of lying down, This is the product of rocking out to the Hardest of hard rock n' roll. Now I am a man, Re hair and grooming I ain't usually Prioritizing and swooning, But get this, It takes a tube daily, Of alcoholic gel, To get my pop, To do the 'lie flat down flop' When my woman strokes my hair, She doesn't think I notice, How she subtle slides her hand down my shirted arm, To dispose of the newly acquired kitchen grease, I sometimes, on really bad hair days, Need to employ to encapture my Grayed Fleece No faking joke, my mind out strokes When I look at what handiwork Has worked me over, Multi-directional, punk sensational, I swear it also has changed colors! No unrequited love, just requited hate For my torqued, drugged, twisted hairy fate, Two minutes to write this idiotic ditty, Ten minutes to nerve to open my eyes to look twice At what the hairie fairies mischievously hath wrought, Is unbalanced, demand a recount, a fair fight sought Soon it will be clear, if you think this poem amusing, Be in readiness for an Ode to the Haircut upcoming, Be in readiness for an opera, entitled naturally, Get Thee To The Barber of First Avenue As soon as I get the nerve to leave the bedroom.
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Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 9:09 AM UTC
Stylin': Everyday, A New Person
Everyday, A New Person Stop! Lest you think, This is some poem, of a nature serious I warn you with supercilious contempt This is a mischance, a contretemps, This is a dumb poem, like Suntan Lotion^ Inspired by that silliness's Broadway success, About how everyday, I awake, A New Person, With a new designer hair styling O Yeah, I gotta grip the sink counter, When I see how my pillow friends^^ Have revenged themselves the night prior, Upon awakening, I contemplate suicide by pills But more labor saving for the undertaker I usually choose Setting One's Hair On Fire It be awful, it be ridiculous That my hair defies gravity Standing straight up, After a night of lying down, This is the product of rocking out to the Hardest of hard rock n' roll. Now I am a man, Re hair and grooming I ain't usually Prioritizing and swooning, But get this, It takes a tube daily, Of alcoholic gel, To get my pop, To do the 'lie flat down flop' When my woman strokes my hair, She doesn't think I notice, How she subtle slides her hand down my shirted arm, To dispose of the newly acquired kitchen grease, I sometimes, on really bad hair days, Need to employ to encapture my Grayed Fleece No faking joke, my mind out strokes When I look at what handiwork Has worked me over, Multi-directional, punk sensational, I swear it also has changed colors! No unrequited love, just requited hate For my torqued, drugged, twisted hairy fate, Two minutes to write this idiotic ditty, Ten minutes to nerve to open my eyes to look twice At what the hairie fairies mischievously hath wrought, Is unbalanced, demand a recount, a fair fight sought Soon it will be clear, if you think this poem amusing, Be in readiness for an Ode to the Haircut upcoming, Be in readiness for an opera, entitled naturally, Get Thee To The Barber of First Avenue As soon as I get the nerve to leave the bedroom.
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poetry masquerades under too much freedom of ineffective politics, which it does not which to engage with, namely it's own: far-left mummification, the far left mummified its heroes, the far right cremated theirs... one took the route to Prometheus absence as subsequent lack of camp-fire eagerly hell-bent; what truth is woman? the woman worthy of socio-political affairs, or affairs of paranoid idealism signature sentenced as counter-argument with haircut stylistics and tattooing?  a healthy visible status, rather than an unhealthy counter, status or no status, one ascribed the guillotine phobia, the second a necessary Buddhist heroism - both left reward-lost: dream of troll maidens, dream of perfected bedroom antics with so much **** reducing acting to naught and theatre to desperation with the ignited insignia of bureaucracy rather than bored harpsichord rebels hash tagging emily davison for bets and awareness in having monopoly - of her beauty i'll speak but little, am i the shopkeeper, the merchant, easier under the Niqab than for her fancy of ****** taking place... dreadlocks un-kept, and three signatures on lips that made kissing a pain... removed, thus revenged... if i knew woman i'd have kept one... but since i know none, i kept cats, bypassing women and imagining children; and all the better for my liking, such that the world shrunk to the size of Lichtenstein - oh but the few buttered friendships are there to be spoken off in old age... the few that remain have already leveraged you to bite the worm closest to the heart, in times when educating yourself equated itself to being shamed; when education became shame and trivia quizzing, when education became Latin bulimia and even that didn't fertilise the earth to spawn the awaiting, unearthed root for what came to be known as the chattering colour: as death stood, in its wintry palace, jokingly mannequin.
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Jun 4, 2016
Jun 4, 2016 at 8:31 PM UTC
Kremlin v. Ganges Egyptology
poetry masquerades under too much freedom of ineffective politics, which it does not which to engage with, namely it's own: far-left mummification, the far left mummified its heroes, the far right cremated theirs... one took the route to Prometheus absence as subsequent lack of camp-fire eagerly hell-bent; what truth is woman? the woman worthy of socio-political affairs, or affairs of paranoid idealism signature sentenced as counter-argument with haircut stylistics and tattooing?  a healthy visible status, rather than an unhealthy counter, status or no status, one ascribed the guillotine phobia, the second a necessary Buddhist heroism - both left reward-lost: dream of troll maidens, dream of perfected bedroom antics with so much **** reducing acting to naught and theatre to desperation with the ignited insignia of bureaucracy rather than bored harpsichord rebels hash tagging emily davison for bets and awareness in having monopoly - of her beauty i'll speak but little, am i the shopkeeper, the merchant, easier under the Niqab than for her fancy of ****** taking place... dreadlocks un-kept, and three signatures on lips that made kissing a pain... removed, thus revenged... if i knew woman i'd have kept one... but since i know none, i kept cats, bypassing women and imagining children; and all the better for my liking, such that the world shrunk to the size of Lichtenstein - oh but the few buttered friendships are there to be spoken off in old age... the few that remain have already leveraged you to bite the worm closest to the heart, in times when educating yourself equated itself to being shamed; when education became shame and trivia quizzing, when education became Latin bulimia and even that didn't fertilise the earth to spawn the awaiting, unearthed root for what came to be known as the chattering colour: as death stood, in its wintry palace, jokingly mannequin.
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A person sits and cries Knees together, holding her face Lips quiver, and tears leak from cracks Hide from the world Not just a girl But full grown A woman, long A clock clicks Wordless in the night It's not the precision preferred Everything is not all right It's face so pretty Decorated with scrolls Beautiful in architecture It tells the time But cannot really see inside It's mind isn't shattered It's still beautiful Cogs, levers, springs and gears It can only look at others Knows something is wrong It sees the world, all the other faces Clocks themselves, faces hiding minds Only hears the tick, click and tock Sometimes it rains, humidity brings Another tock, and knows it's off Just one more tick Make it work One has to look past the face See it's mind, complete Not the pretty, but Admire the precision Mechanical beauty Revenged emotional Struggling time Always trying so hard Get through the hours Minutes in seconds Maybe it's ok, a little slow A little fast, time makes time Looking at clocks Feeling only wrong But it's the slow and fast Moments between When someday, it seems That ticks and tocks Patchwork healing Shrugging, painful seconds Keep perfect time The other clocks Faces hiding broken minds Look to that grand Ol' tock See only that it goes Not its struggle So in her hands Tears slide down Her woman's cheeks All red, eyes puffy A mind restrained She hides her face, not So all the other clocks Can all go tick, tock Click, whir She only knows her Ignoring the fact that Her time is perfect For everything he needs Because the beauty of Elegance is precession His sense is timeless Wonder not measured For hours, creep Minutes, tick Seconds, wander But altogether She is everything
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Aug 20, 2014
Aug 20, 2014 at 6:14 AM UTC
The Clockwork Patchwork
A person sits and cries Knees together, holding her face Lips quiver, and tears leak from cracks Hide from the world Not just a girl But full grown A woman, long A clock clicks Wordless in the night It's not the precision preferred Everything is not all right It's face so pretty Decorated with scrolls Beautiful in architecture It tells the time But cannot really see inside It's mind isn't shattered It's still beautiful Cogs, levers, springs and gears It can only look at others Knows something is wrong It sees the world, all the other faces Clocks themselves, faces hiding minds Only hears the tick, click and tock Sometimes it rains, humidity brings Another tock, and knows it's off Just one more tick Make it work One has to look past the face See it's mind, complete Not the pretty, but Admire the precision Mechanical beauty Revenged emotional Struggling time Always trying so hard Get through the hours Minutes in seconds Maybe it's ok, a little slow A little fast, time makes time Looking at clocks Feeling only wrong But it's the slow and fast Moments between When someday, it seems That ticks and tocks Patchwork healing Shrugging, painful seconds Keep perfect time The other clocks Faces hiding broken minds Look to that grand Ol' tock See only that it goes Not its struggle So in her hands Tears slide down Her woman's cheeks All red, eyes puffy A mind restrained She hides her face, not So all the other clocks Can all go tick, tock Click, whir She only knows her Ignoring the fact that Her time is perfect For everything he needs Because the beauty of Elegance is precession His sense is timeless Wonder not measured For hours, creep Minutes, tick Seconds, wander But altogether She is everything
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we miss the mark by blaming modern haste for all the losses that the old declare since time's the one thing that we cannot waste why bother waiting when the one abased will be revenged when none is left to care we miss the mark by blaming modern taste instead of noting that the old displaced was most unkind and never was quite fair since time's the one thing that we cannot waste you ought to leave at once before the taste of anger drives our guardians all spare we miss the mark by blaming modern taste for those disasters that our kind have faced the ***** magics came on unaware since time's the one thing that we cannot waste burning our feet showing our gems were paste leaving behind only a haze in air we miss the mark by blaming modern haste since time's the one thing that we cannot waste
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Jun 12, 2010
Jun 12, 2010 at 2:32 PM UTC
alarums and incursions
When festivals are in town I certainly feel down I too want to flaunt But memories haunt Avoiding to socialise Stay away from noise Choose to be alone In my way own Once life of a party It is all now history I wish i could mingle But still remain single Unexplained rejections Shocking deceptions Friends turned back biter One lone fighter Embarrassing moments Negative judgments Their unkind acts Willful neglects Loss of self esteem Intentional demean Turn the spirits off Made me cut off Couldn't fill the void Hence the festivals i avoid Although I never revenged But now i am changed!
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Sep 26, 2017
Sep 26, 2017 at 11:22 PM UTC
Now i am changed
Watching the beach Wander away Wishing for more, Than this silence Only the waves One by one On grains of sand Erasing everything away How does the sun? Horrific in stained sky Honey canvases dreams Drifting across skies Romeo saw the truth Revenged upon his soul Rattling cans down stairs Falling, tumbling down, ever Indigo, reds, all bruised Into full sails, storming Ink stained finger tips Pushing little ships
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 11:09 AM UTC
Painted sunset of the mind
"What in the world happened!" An innocent cliche, We hear it every day, At work, at home, at play. "You don't say!" A congenial comment? Perhaps, but... Be careful what you say. It could add to the maelstrom That's becomes unfriendly fire. Arguments in... arguments out. Trash in, trash comes out. That shouldn't surprise us. The unseen whisperers make silent decisions, Unheard among the raging shouts. Who understands How it went wrong. The Why is easy. But How. How in the world did it happen? I can't say. High School doesn't seem to be enough. Men feel threatened. Not enough black hats are being unhorsed. Women do very well Walking over coals and broken glass, In stilettos, clogs, mules, Bare footed. They will be revenged. How in God's name did this happen? Such unwarranted blasphemy.
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Oct 8, 2024
Oct 8, 2024 at 6:49 PM UTC
Does It Really Matter Who Started the Fire
My thoughts were divided, myself were made into two. I don't know what happened between me and you. I cling on you like I was a child, longing for a mother's love. I can't deny what I feel inside, 'coz I really think you are my love. My life was shattered when I remembered my past My memories that were scattered were returned to me at last! When I came to you, I was hurt, I was slapped by the truth. That you can't remember me No matter what I do. My heart was crushed. All I think about is you. And I know it is rushed, but I want you to acknowledged me too If this is revenged, so be it But remember, I don't want to quit If I loose myself for you to remember, so be it Afterall, being forgotten hurts a little bit. ---shakazaqui 11-27-17
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Feb 6, 2018
Feb 6, 2018 at 9:11 PM UTC
The Forgotten Lucy
Self made beast I smiled you smiled back looked away you stabbed me I loved you you cheated I forgave you you revenged I wept bitterly sought comfort you used me fragile empty heart betrayed murdered inside I wish I can move on your words dance in my head memories too cold days too bitter a beast I shall become your head my lunch.
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Oct 16, 2015
Oct 16, 2015 at 5:38 PM UTC
beast
loving before marriage made with a good intention was still, a bad decision Coz in love only Good is practiced and bad is forgiven…. in marriage good is taken for granted bad is revenged…
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Jun 28, 2016
Jun 28, 2016 at 9:56 PM UTC
preface never match with chapter in LIFE..
I can feel it, Muscles pulling at my mouth, My smile is lit, I have my old mouth, It smiles, it jokes, it breathes, I am back, Revenged my thieves, Found their shack, And killed them, Strangled their necks, Drained them, Now I know what’s next, To win back what was mine, I’m not fearful to walk this line. -May 1st 2013
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Dec 19, 2013
Dec 19, 2013 at 11:43 PM UTC
Day 0ne
Re words: rejoint my conscious self, reiterate, as it is late, I am old, reread my prior poems, rewrite them, indeed, rebuild them, redo them in their entirety, so you can resell them and be rediscovered! retake them, rekindle & rearrange in new combinations, rewarmed, you are re-rewarded in their reassembly, again reabsorb the moment from wells beneath your skin tissue, recall the prescient exactitude of what you were then feeling, readjusted for today’s new filters, recalculate the cost, replace the cast with renewed images, refreshed faces, new alpha dogs. if you can resell them, they will rebuy them, no one the wiser, thus, regain the old glory, redemption, no need to repent, just rejoice and sleep another hundred years. revenged. Aug 17 2022 11:01 PM
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Nov 5, 2022
Nov 5, 2022 at 8:59 AM UTC
The Re Words: What to Do With Old Poems
Over my deepest flesh There is something I hide behind my smile Ever since my sufferings started... At First its too hard to pretend that everything's alright and I taught that if I can't manage to keep these thing inside everything will be remain miserable... My faith,hope,love or even everything I own will eventually void by these thing and turn everything in to guilt and hatred that I never ever wanted to feel... Because I already done with that side... But its keeps pursuing behind... I've to resist these darkest side Before its turn my way again to its glide... The Side that I hated most.... Is always inside trying a countless attempts to bring me in the bottomless hole.... Just like a cave that's has no escape... Or an illness that's has no cure... It's always there waiting to your weakest days.... When everyone turning back on you... When everyone judge you... And when everyone blame you... The Calling of that Dark side you always tried to blur... That's Whispering "Revenged"...
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Mar 27, 2018
Mar 27, 2018 at 3:56 PM UTC
Darkest Smile
...After fire In mirror I saw Bandaged face Looked raw You seemed sickened For what you saw A pretty face Not anymore The fire revenged And let my skin tore I was same inside An ugly fame You left me outside Cause of shame With bald head Withered skin shed Lashes and brows All damaged dead A state of blank When you left On a verge of Crazy and crank Days past, months Then years Doctors tried best On my appearance Finally after years I walk without fear But these eyes fill up With uncontrollable tear I am new, But not forgotten You left me saying My face was rotten You judged me By my appearance Which in years has Drowned in disappearance I have long hair, Beautiful brows and lashes With you gone, left me with flashes My life now, with unfilled dashes... ©sim
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Jan 15, 2018
Jan 15, 2018 at 4:44 AM UTC
People Change