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"ridden" poems
ugly men burning their bay leaves in pots of static gardens underneath all this cement your past is looking at you indecently so change the words around you you can shift their meaning its all a game and no-one's winning your tired emotions accent your poetry umbrellas are scars that carry symphonies in their hearts you held my hand as we welcomed god back into our skylines her face is as familiar as the stars we originated from with ulcers open in quiet hurting your youth are wordless and distrustful of angst ridden authority in unsuspecting situations love’s vacation is ending her wedding gown got quite ***** since she literally spent her entire honeymoon wandering idly into banks of muddy water humanity is worthy of justice and sweaty romance i breathe your flesh into my bottle and we take boundless walks upon the clouds that straddle mountains, graveyards and cemeteries fresh from wading in the rice fields i peeled you a ripe banana under pressure your sweater came off and revealed a perfect metric for us to emulate your eye sockets are two umbilical chords and your voice is a curved sword that cuts through fear like the moon slices through the sky i have held all of this inside for far too long and now it comes shattering forth spilling itself over every page every letter an escapade almost as long as an Eskimo's pilgrimage to safety
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Feb 26, 2018
Feb 26, 2018 at 11:36 PM UTC
A perfect metric
Ah.. shes here...I shuffle around the stalls... watching..out of the corners of my eyes.... she knows ....Intimacy...a hand on flank..careful.. .you'll break me....with your gentle hands.. ..My hard mouth....your soft lips.. ..unruly, unruled....old horse...a kiss. .. Confused, ...stallion in name only. ... You whisper... My ears ***** ... forward..the hunt! ....your scent on.. ..My bridle...I smell u still... .. Calm...Comfort...Welcome... .Gentled, not too gently....a strong hand. . It grows trust …..truth...a Stallion! Once more. Panting...pawing...'Be easy'..nervous eyes roll. .a hand on the neck...a caress..'Gently '...you whisper, .... hot breath against ear … I snuffle and toss my head …. still a bit frightened…..her power! ..Will you ride.? ! ..firm thighs and buttocks.. ..Toes point... Heels dig...all Give and Take…. . Instruction to...from...the muscled beast. ..straddled. Awkward… too long without…. ..A Rider … the matching... Gait with hip... Walk-on.. Trot, pounding...Heels clip. ..faster, just a bit..Then smoothly they fit her to him. ...a canter.....this long stretch....rocking like one creature ….each a part of the other...breathing evenly… ...caught ….. Breath comes quick...bodies warm. . Exertion...strength..trust.. Leaning forward.. knees grip..pulling...toes curl..in.. ..hot breath..whisper in an ear… Now! ...hands grip mane... As they clench … bit between the teeth...She.. ...gives him his head... Finding his rhythm …. home in sight...a last burst…… Rider/Stallion sweat soaked … blood pounding..There... againthe scent of her...Sweet Hay rising. ..she whispers… yes oh yes… I knew… you had it in you.. In me...oh gods….YES! ! . . No! not the pasture yet for you.. She chuckles.. .bodies tangled in sheets ….. Her mane of dark hair.. Scent of her fills him … glad to be..Alive? Yes..head…. Heat… heart...bursting…Not now… But soon. . A gift.. This youth.. Who see's value in an old war horse. ..ridden.. but no more to war and blood.. .gentled, both he and she… sleep…bridled passion. ..her...a scent of sweet hay… .him...an old spice..and gunpowder? ..mmm. by Alexander K Hamilton
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Jan 20, 2017
Jan 20, 2017 at 12:01 AM UTC
Oh, Sweet Hay And Whispers
Ah.. shes here...I shuffle around the stalls... watching..out of the corners of my eyes.... she knows ....Intimacy...a hand on flank..careful.. .you'll break me....with your gentle hands.. ..My hard mouth....your soft lips.. ..unruly, unruled....old horse...a kiss. .. Confused, ...stallion in name only. ... You whisper... My ears ***** ... forward..the hunt! ....your scent on.. ..My bridle...I smell u still... .. Calm...Comfort...Welcome... .Gentled, not too gently....a strong hand. . It grows trust …..truth...a Stallion! Once more. Panting...pawing...'Be easy'..nervous eyes roll. .a hand on the neck...a caress..'Gently '...you whisper, .... hot breath against ear … I snuffle and toss my head …. still a bit frightened…..her power! ..Will you ride.? ! ..firm thighs and buttocks.. ..Toes point... Heels dig...all Give and Take…. . Instruction to...from...the muscled beast. ..straddled. Awkward… too long without…. ..A Rider … the matching... Gait with hip... Walk-on.. Trot, pounding...Heels clip. ..faster, just a bit..Then smoothly they fit her to him. ...a canter.....this long stretch....rocking like one creature ….each a part of the other...breathing evenly… ...caught ….. Breath comes quick...bodies warm. . Exertion...strength..trust.. Leaning forward.. knees grip..pulling...toes curl..in.. ..hot breath..whisper in an ear… Now! ...hands grip mane... As they clench … bit between the teeth...She.. ...gives him his head... Finding his rhythm …. home in sight...a last burst…… Rider/Stallion sweat soaked … blood pounding..There... againthe scent of her...Sweet Hay rising. ..she whispers… yes oh yes… I knew… you had it in you.. In me...oh gods….YES! ! . . No! not the pasture yet for you.. She chuckles.. .bodies tangled in sheets ….. Her mane of dark hair.. Scent of her fills him … glad to be..Alive? Yes..head…. Heat… heart...bursting…Not now… But soon. . A gift.. This youth.. Who see's value in an old war horse. ..ridden.. but no more to war and blood.. .gentled, both he and she… sleep…bridled passion. ..her...a scent of sweet hay… .him...an old spice..and gunpowder? ..mmm. by Alexander K Hamilton
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Yes, it's seemingly a nonsensical rhetorical question, but, for that precise reason, it will illustrate a lesson, if you so desire to tag along for this short session. Per Wikipedia, "The horse (Equus ferus caballus) is one of two extant subspecies of Equus ferus. It is an odd-toed ungulate mammal belonging to the taxonomic family Equidae." Hmmm... I much prefer that the horse goes "Nay," eats hay, has a mane, and is ridden by cowboys, cowgirls, Indians, equestrians, knights, jockeys, conquistadors, Mongols, and all. Even better, just point a horse out or otherwise show a picture to a kid and they will never be mistaken again. Even the littlest ones will never be stumped when faced with a rhino, tiger, giraffe, camel, and such. Admittedly, there is a worry that we could be fooled with that of a donkey or mule. How come no one has taken advantage of this?! What a scam to get us rich! "Duh doy," you say, cause we all know when we see a horse, so why would anyone try to trick us with an *** Well I ask you in turn, why does anyone try to trick us with good art versus bad, let alone art versus crap? How could anyone fall for that?!
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Jun 10, 2018
Jun 10, 2018 at 8:48 PM UTC
Rhetorical Question: What is a horse?
a new beginning starts here. when we let the absence of words sink in our skin and flow through the red and blue veins. to let silence become apart of us as a whole. and to be ridden of awkward and gently colored with tranquility. when we are consumed with the most heavenly stillness, we appreciate the things that normally don’t come to eye. a new beginning starts here. an interconnection manifested in the deficiency of conversation. it is an ambience that is better than any formulation of sentences, and our unspoken vowels and consonants playfully roll around in the quiet rest of the atmosphere; it speaks louder than your steady heartbeat and collected breathing.
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Dec 2, 2017
Dec 2, 2017 at 7:44 PM UTC
a love made out of dust and quietude / a new beginning starts here
I am broken I've finally snapped What was holding me together Is almost gone Though I thought it may stick forever I am broken I feel the pain My past thoughts have become vain The way I feel, is considered Inconsiderate The way I act, is that of a broken man This was not my plan To be in agony I don't want to deal with it angrily I feel trapped by the gravity In this hell ridden galaxy I start to see the vanity Of this reality My anger and insanity My depression and my humanity It's all been revealed I may never be healed I am broken My words are now outspoken.
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Aug 22, 2018
Aug 22, 2018 at 3:21 PM UTC
Broken
Thanks for giving me access to my unconscious. You've gave me the ability to realize the truth about myself, I am to sensitive. At the beginning you where fun and sociable, seeing you in moderation made me happy. When I heard the news of my father's untimely death you where there for me, the escape you provided was appreciated. However I've grown dependent, I never properly grieved so those emotions of despair and misery still follow me. I have become jaded in my anxiety ridden life.
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Feb 20, 2017
Feb 20, 2017 at 12:17 AM UTC
Thanks
Loneliness is a dark room Waiting for light to be shed Loneliness is the last of us Reaching for companionship Loneliness is the worst torture With no contact what so ever Loneliness is a prison cell With no daylight to shine on your face Loneliness... Can never be forgotten Though, loneliness... Can be ridden of the mind Loneliness is weak Loneliness is pathetic Loneliness is but a dark room that can be bright with but a simple light Loneliness is but a man that can be brought from the depths of despair with just a companion Loneliness is but a prison cell that can be made hopeful with a simple Crack in the wall A crack To the outside world A crack to experience sunlight A crack to the fresh outside air of the vast open world Loneliness... Is nothing but a dark room
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Apr 2, 2014
Apr 2, 2014 at 7:35 PM UTC
Metaphor poem
It was perfect before I had a name I knew she was my wing-ridden angel the very moment my eyes were blessed she laughs when she wants to cry and her smile it only gets deeper she still holds the pieces of her broken halo... once again I talk about wolves because everyone has their problems yes I do and I've seen them circling fangs out when I closed my eyes and made my peace with god that moment that moment lasted forever and ever since I left it I am only trying to get back yes i do remember when darkness was so constant I forgot about light yes, I know how it changed me she was the only beautiful thing I've ever known Heaven sent me an angel that's the only way I wish I was holding her now I wish I could tell her I love her maybe I can once again we talk about wolves outside its raining I love the rain
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Aug 1, 2018
Aug 1, 2018 at 2:48 PM UTC
ode to wolves
Kiss me, hold me, feel me, feel it... This intense throbbing aching lust of love. Am I too alluring? Can you feel me inside of you? ******* you relentlessly. How hard are you? Is your mind awake? Can you feel a hole being drilled through it? Am I passionate? Am I seducing you to these pleasures that you cannot resist? Irresistible, faint to the touch. To satisfy, you cannot resist the urge. It's pushing through every promise and memory you've ever had. I'm not like the others... You've loved, you've ****** But have you had your earth shaken like a magnitude of an explosive volcano that boils to the top. A flaming ridden peak of desire that never burns out. It's aching.... you're about to explode. Don't, feel it linger instead ...... Are you breathing heavy? Are you shaking, I swear you have never met someone like me before. Call me baby... Papi... Don't love me too hard, I might just leave. Ssssshhh.... It's just a mind ****
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Sep 7, 2021
Sep 7, 2021 at 11:01 AM UTC
Seductive Enchantress
i wonder if you've made love the way you make love to me i wonder if every word spoken in black and white was prepared and practiced and written ahead of our time i wonder if your love for me shall fade upon the darkening of the lillies when the seasons change so be it if you will but i'd rather remain alone this beating box in my chest has become but a cold center of a core for every man to lay his hand softly upon my right cheek only to slap the left for every man to say he has never loved never wanted never desired anyone as strongly as i only to feel the same for her too a good woman is always scorned there's always a past to be ridden so all the while you dream of me coming i'll be dreaming of running away
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Jul 29, 2014
Jul 29, 2014 at 9:44 PM UTC
insecurities
i used to cradle her bleach-cracked hands in mine and decode the stardust resting within her fingerprints up until the day that i lost touch with the art of reading braille and she stopped slinging tall-tales for me to fetch and rest the plot-twist at her feet often in the post-script i'd find my train of thought highjacked by the sunlight illuminating the rainbow of earth-tones ablaze in her frizz-ridden curls as if she'd been washing her hair with the damaged case of beer she'd gotten for half-price at liqour depot she never did quit drinking but neither did i at least we tried though sometimes in the middle of the night when nothing was alright and we'd barely survived another fight her face would catch my glance cast aglow by a flood of lava-lamp light the sea of freckles resting at the crest of her cheeks rose lips perma-pursed in half tilt her resting heart-rate so high that i could almost see it pirouetting within her chest it was then that i'd love her best amidst the ruins of who we were just moments before
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Mar 10, 2014
Mar 10, 2014 at 10:19 PM UTC
the mirror's best kept secret.
You drag me in past the point of personal boundaries Hands like hot plates welded to my waist Eyes undress me with a penetrating stare exposing me to everybody Your kind lurk everywhere I struggle away from potent, *** ridden breath that invades my air space I try to breathe in some respect from anybody, anywhere?!
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Oct 16, 2020
Oct 16, 2020 at 9:15 AM UTC
violated
*Climbing on the bus Not looking forward to this trip But it meant so much to her   And how could I predict That it would be her last hurrah Before she passed away Just one year ago marks The anniversary of that day It was an annual trip, with her twin They took to different cities With a group of old church folks They called themselves “The Traveling Gypsies” As it turned out to be My last fond memory Of my mother and her twin Before they were stripped Of all their memories Alzheimer’s was their reward They gave it quite a fight Bed ridden in their final days Until they saw the light Who's to say how it will end Or where that place will be A gutter in the streets of life Or home where it should be So as I sit and contemplate These moments I recount I think about the road ahead And how I’ll make it count*
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Jan 17, 2018
Jan 17, 2018 at 8:35 AM UTC
The Traveling Gypsies
Clicketyclick — sickly screens, shooting sixty picture-frames per second Tickety ticktock, rapid-fire photon cannons, ripping holes through our faces rectangles, riddled with anxiety ridden read scripts the resultant retinal scarring Wicketywicked, weary eyes, dripping with serrated pixels triple dotted, typing-awareness indicators create silly suspenses, inducing temporal dramas, emotional micro-traumas every second a slice through my, now practically nonexistent, patience Am I a server, or am I a servant? Eyes, sunken, with withered skin I'm waiting for my fix Ding-ding Bloop! Pinggg Here comes the dopamine! — —Clicketyclick
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Oct 23, 2014
Oct 23, 2014 at 12:47 PM UTC
Dystopian Screengazing
A yellow ladybird waiting for the light to turn red. Patiently awaiting what's to come. She knows better than to make rude gestures at the light. It won't make it change any quicker. She knows she can spend her time better than being an angst-ridden insect cynically hating phonies. It's true patience is a virtue and she sticks by this principle. No matter what they say, a principle's a principle. The yellow ladybird knows a lot of things. A delightful delinquent who enjoys reading eloquent literature and can tell you who painted that pretty picture. But she is still just a yellow ladybird. Still only learning how to operate in this world. But when the light turns red, then she will know. Know more than she does now. Soon the yellow ladybird will see the light, be it the light she would've liked or not, I can not say. Only she can decide if the waiting was worth it. And for her poor soul, I hope it was.
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Jul 2, 2014
Jul 2, 2014 at 11:06 PM UTC
Yellow Ladybird
Warning: The seagull flying over the Appalachians could not possibly be amused by the puzzles of an illegitimate composer and the skyscrapers climbed. 1. The skyscrapers were played by tall rocks a girl climbed when she couldn't remember if the cape she wore was made from steel or newspaper. 11. The newspaper they all read together that morning (girl, boy, king, etc) promised nothing but a fifty percent chance of dandelions terrorizing the bus stop. 2. The bus stop had since become a dealer corner and the sunset behind the mountains was blocked by the flipping hair of a lost boy. 7. The boy bought a toy for cheap -- it had a built-in laser, so she stole it to blast a whole hole in that guilt-ridden quilt hung over the four dollar love seat. 6. The love seat, she bought the day he went to maple -- the soap dispenser was broken, but she couldn't find anything new (that she knew) to wash her hands with. 5. The hands that handed her a hammer were covered in promotions, so she stole the motorcycle when they were watching the scarecrow going through electric-shock, disco therapy. 8. The therapy that she received from the parrot-king and his troupe of square roots was enough to make her not forget not regret the boy with feathers in his ears. 10. The ears she woke up with one morning were different in shape than before and the black fur she knew was growing before her eyes. 3. The eyes of the boy were wider than the nightly news station promised, and there wasn't really a difference between caves and boxes in a town that small. 4.   The town she arrived in didn't have a carpool lane or derby, so she had to take her pet goldfish to the river for his depressive state. 9. The river wasn't as flooded after a couple weeks of changing the tune on the jukebox she found way before the departure of her white gold pearls. 12. The pearls she wore for her coming-of-age were buried beneath a dirt mound when she promised herself to always insist on herself.
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Apr 23, 2012
Apr 23, 2012 at 10:49 AM UTC
Seagull Schmeagull
Warning: The seagull flying over the Appalachians could not possibly be amused by the puzzles of an illegitimate composer and the skyscrapers climbed. 1. The skyscrapers were played by tall rocks a girl climbed when she couldn't remember if the cape she wore was made from steel or newspaper. 11. The newspaper they all read together that morning (girl, boy, king, etc) promised nothing but a fifty percent chance of dandelions terrorizing the bus stop. 2. The bus stop had since become a dealer corner and the sunset behind the mountains was blocked by the flipping hair of a lost boy. 7. The boy bought a toy for cheap -- it had a built-in laser, so she stole it to blast a whole hole in that guilt-ridden quilt hung over the four dollar love seat. 6. The love seat, she bought the day he went to maple -- the soap dispenser was broken, but she couldn't find anything new (that she knew) to wash her hands with. 5. The hands that handed her a hammer were covered in promotions, so she stole the motorcycle when they were watching the scarecrow going through electric-shock, disco therapy. 8. The therapy that she received from the parrot-king and his troupe of square roots was enough to make her not forget not regret the boy with feathers in his ears. 10. The ears she woke up with one morning were different in shape than before and the black fur she knew was growing before her eyes. 3. The eyes of the boy were wider than the nightly news station promised, and there wasn't really a difference between caves and boxes in a town that small. 4.   The town she arrived in didn't have a carpool lane or derby, so she had to take her pet goldfish to the river for his depressive state. 9. The river wasn't as flooded after a couple weeks of changing the tune on the jukebox she found way before the departure of her white gold pearls. 12. The pearls she wore for her coming-of-age were buried beneath a dirt mound when she promised herself to always insist on herself.
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From my perch,spanning the vast, fathomless sky at night, where 100 billion galaxies vie with one another, for foothold, shoals of fish on the swim in diverse forms of being ( or nothingness of various kind) in cycles  of birth from dust, growth, death in dark holes and rebirth. I now see only  a lone star above, cowering at a far corner, in silence anxiety ridden  as she's alone in this celestial grand opera house. Wonder, where had gone all, the spectacular display of star power, profligacy of fish of  ocean above proudly displaying just yesterday. Lessons, on equanimity perhaps, nature teaches,writing on the night sky.
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Dec 11, 2015
Dec 11, 2015 at 7:42 AM UTC
Lessons on equanimity written in the starlit sky
My neck is a nest The warmth in it an ever present creature that Oscillates and breeds and collects And attracts creatures that do not My neck is a nest That doesn't just need to nurture but To be nurtured and Touched and kissed and electrified In order to keep that warmth My neck is a nest That rests on an unsteady beating branch And hangs under a filament-ridden sky Neither of which can ever agree But to disagree on whether Niceness or smoothness or alcohol or hidden agendas Should have anything to do with How the warmth is kept My neck is a nest Full of hatchlings that have already Dropped and soared Dropped and stopped Dropped and swooped at the last second Where they are now I have only an inkling. My neck is a nest That wishes to blend with the Twigs and leaves and eggshells That become it and Be humbly content with who It wants to attract and collect and warm.
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Mar 9, 2015
Mar 9, 2015 at 9:06 PM UTC
My Neck is a Nest
Creeping up, a silent foe, Breaking him down, nice and slow, Crushing all his hopes and dreams, Bravery fading, silent screams, Fighting on, war and peace, Just to get, a partial release, A little confidence, suddenly lost, One step forwards, the ultimate cost, Walls built, a safe distance, Hiding the world, from his existence, A man in a cave, keeping away, Building the courage, to battle today, Invisible injury, a runaway train, Mental illness, significant pain, Weakness, it's how it's percieved, Colleagues find...It hard to believe, Lack of remorse, absent support, Pushes him, to obvious thoughts, Attenion seeking, he was no more, Discovered today, by local law, Tears shed, guilt ridden hearts, Talking history, picking him apart, Realisation, lack of due care, Former colleague... Empty chair   ---- Trying to find the words to explain the poem. The message is there. Think about your actions to those you see every day. The ones that annoy you, for their quirky behaviour. There is an untold story behind each of us. Some suffer in silence, some try to seek help. Compassion and understanding is within us all. The unseen illness is a killer.
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Feb 1, 2016
Feb 1, 2016 at 5:50 PM UTC
Empty Chair
I trace the memories kept behind like fingerprints. The love we had is now crushed and swept away by a wave of our indolence and insanity. I go back to the time of sadness, Because it was the sadness of her eyes the made me happy happy happy and somewhat sane… All I have left are the mental photographs of what happened and of wanting what could have been. I leave now with all the things that I traced—things that can never be erased like fingerprints that never ever had changed. I sit here alone in this disease-ridden couch, with my disease-ridden hope. And I will memorize your eyes, blinking to the rhythm of you heartbeat, dancing in a starlit daydream—as I am wishing of a memory where you gave me everything you had and where I offered you the pieces that were left of me. I kept all memories of you in a heart-shaped box, where it is slowly crumbling as time goes by. I kept all your secrets, your playbook, your cards, your broken cassettes and cigarettes our now and always, your sad eyes and the happiness you had and which made me smile again. So maybe fingerprints and memories share a common thing. They say that “good things happen to those who wait”, I’d say keep on waiting, ******** I have been waiting, and still all I’ve traced is the measurements of my indolence and insanity. So yeah, keep on waiting.
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Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 11:35 PM UTC
And Fingerprints Have Memories Too
the world sits on the wing of a dove being swallowed whole by a fiery goddess descended from heaven on a chariot of ivy i am incarcerated by shaking flesh and itching cloth the road before me is giant and knows no bounds the graveyard is warm and wet with spirits and dew and red clouds are born from fire in the dawn there is an intelligent horse being ridden by a snarling insect and this man has come to claim our souls our sunset blood burns boils blisters until a million animals wounded i'm still alive, transfigure me into a creator choke up my nostrils with the scent of your *** invade my lungs with the burn of your god caress my toungue with the infinite promise enter my brain from above, and regurgitate your anxiety on me slimy worms devour a psychadelic tomato laughing into transendency, an eyeless eel has dissappeared into a pocket i speak from balconies, from terrible heights, from hastened windowsills in a million desperate quarrelling cities this is where i **** up illusion, i give up to despondency i ring the great iron bell that resounds with corruption, with hatred, with hideous *** and admiration, i scream and cavort on rooftops alone with a black & blue midnight covered in electric lights and gunpowder tongues here comes the disintegration of my mind disgraced by the eye of the earth and spat into a realm of salivating light i am swimming through digested heartbreak and melancholy livers sickened by madness and homemade bombs and ****** the rainclouds carry a truckload of babies' hearts and it's raining eyes over the city now the cry of the mind escapes from waving mouths in impotence as millions of bacteria invade the brain may these lines be answered by the bird of the sun by the worm at my ear by the sight of my skeleton by the stench of ***** in the air by the dead gong shivering through midnight by the bleeding eye of abandoned dreams by the prophets in proclamation by the god of all my sorrows
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Nov 30, 2011
Nov 30, 2011 at 9:55 PM UTC
intelligent horse
the world sits on the wing of a dove being swallowed whole by a fiery goddess descended from heaven on a chariot of ivy i am incarcerated by shaking flesh and itching cloth the road before me is giant and knows no bounds the graveyard is warm and wet with spirits and dew and red clouds are born from fire in the dawn there is an intelligent horse being ridden by a snarling insect and this man has come to claim our souls our sunset blood burns boils blisters until a million animals wounded i'm still alive, transfigure me into a creator choke up my nostrils with the scent of your *** invade my lungs with the burn of your god caress my toungue with the infinite promise enter my brain from above, and regurgitate your anxiety on me slimy worms devour a psychadelic tomato laughing into transendency, an eyeless eel has dissappeared into a pocket i speak from balconies, from terrible heights, from hastened windowsills in a million desperate quarrelling cities this is where i **** up illusion, i give up to despondency i ring the great iron bell that resounds with corruption, with hatred, with hideous *** and admiration, i scream and cavort on rooftops alone with a black & blue midnight covered in electric lights and gunpowder tongues here comes the disintegration of my mind disgraced by the eye of the earth and spat into a realm of salivating light i am swimming through digested heartbreak and melancholy livers sickened by madness and homemade bombs and ****** the rainclouds carry a truckload of babies' hearts and it's raining eyes over the city now the cry of the mind escapes from waving mouths in impotence as millions of bacteria invade the brain may these lines be answered by the bird of the sun by the worm at my ear by the sight of my skeleton by the stench of ***** in the air by the dead gong shivering through midnight by the bleeding eye of abandoned dreams by the prophets in proclamation by the god of all my sorrows
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It went in so easy, meant to be. Swollen and throbbing, deep in me. I slide up and smile, slam down and gasp. Filling me up and stretching my *** I scrap my nails on your chest and leave a mark. You got this now from light til dark. Your motion makes me explode, hard and fast as it gets. We are not done, I want to be ridden hard and put away wet.
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Aug 12, 2017
Aug 12, 2017 at 5:54 AM UTC
Ridden hard and put away wet (Adult)
The old fable covers a doctrine ever new and sublime; that there is One Man, — present to all particular men only partially, or through one faculty; and that you must take the whole society to find the whole man. Man is not a farmer, or a professor, or an engineer, but he is all. Man is priest, and scholar, and statesman, and producer, and soldier. In the divided or social state, these functions are parcelled out to individuals, each of whom aims to do his stint of the joint work, whilst each other performs his. The fable implies, that the individual, to possess himself, must sometimes return from his own labor to embrace all the other laborers. But unfortunately, this original unit, this fountain of power, has been so distributed to multitudes, has been so minutely subdivided and peddled out, that it is spilled into drops, and cannot be gathered. The state of society is one in which the members have suffered amputation from the trunk, and strut about so many walking monsters, — a good finger, a neck, a stomach, an elbow, but never a man. Man is thus metamorphosed into a thing, into many things. The planter, who is Man sent out into the field to gather food, is seldom cheered by any idea of the true dignity of his ministry. He sees his bushel and his cart, and nothing beyond, and sinks into the farmer, instead of Man on the farm. The tradesman scarcely ever gives an ideal worth to his work, but is ridden by the routine of his craft, and the soul is subject to dollars. The priest becomes a form; the attorney, a statute-book; the mechanic, a machine; the sailor, a rope of a ship.
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Oct 8, 2014
Oct 8, 2014 at 1:16 PM UTC
Excerpt from: "The American Scholar" -Ralph Waldo Emmerson
The old fable covers a doctrine ever new and sublime; that there is One Man, — present to all particular men only partially, or through one faculty; and that you must take the whole society to find the whole man. Man is not a farmer, or a professor, or an engineer, but he is all. Man is priest, and scholar, and statesman, and producer, and soldier. In the divided or social state, these functions are parcelled out to individuals, each of whom aims to do his stint of the joint work, whilst each other performs his. The fable implies, that the individual, to possess himself, must sometimes return from his own labor to embrace all the other laborers. But unfortunately, this original unit, this fountain of power, has been so distributed to multitudes, has been so minutely subdivided and peddled out, that it is spilled into drops, and cannot be gathered. The state of society is one in which the members have suffered amputation from the trunk, and strut about so many walking monsters, — a good finger, a neck, a stomach, an elbow, but never a man. Man is thus metamorphosed into a thing, into many things. The planter, who is Man sent out into the field to gather food, is seldom cheered by any idea of the true dignity of his ministry. He sees his bushel and his cart, and nothing beyond, and sinks into the farmer, instead of Man on the farm. The tradesman scarcely ever gives an ideal worth to his work, but is ridden by the routine of his craft, and the soul is subject to dollars. The priest becomes a form; the attorney, a statute-book; the mechanic, a machine; the sailor, a rope of a ship.
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I am the catalyst of this cataclysm the catastrophe that impaled the atmosphere of this vagabond heart that is shaped like a sphere and an uncertain future being build out of fear that gets bypassed product of my cynicism.   Secluded in my lab concocting a potion for this illness and when all else fails call me the alchemist nothing more than an angst-ridden antagonist my apologies to the pessimist, my excuses to the optimist I was born to be a ********* with a heart made of silver.   Buried in my bunker trapped in someone else's lore which in turn makes me the catalyst of my own downfall I was baptized a Catholic without ever being asked turn me into a Cyclist and I'll pedal real far turn me into a Scientist and my lab coat will leave my side turn me into a labyrinth and you won't be able to find traces of me, of who I was or who I never came to be.
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Dec 26, 2009
Dec 26, 2009 at 3:00 PM UTC
"The Catalyst"
Your smell particles, the air I breathe The drug I need, the endorphin I need... Simply missing your presence,... --how you said you loved me, your warmth, your gentleness,... -- and the consciousness that you're there, ... ... Even though not in person ... As I spread my arms for your voice... Silence answered me, ... Nothingness whispered he's here... --a sole hero walking against the desert scorching sun... Now the roses you gave me had withered and died...-- As how you felt towards me... Nurtured, then cut off to whiter and dry ... Unspoken words behind your tightly clasped lips, the embers in your eyes betrayed you, dear ... Cold As snow, Not as pure Murky as ridden by dirt... You are another trinket,... I close the chest of your shadow... I'd never cut your wings, so there, off you go,... --off with the stream,... ... cascading into nothingness ... ***
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Sep 28, 2017
Sep 28, 2017 at 2:01 PM UTC
I'm with Nothingness