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"scintillant" poems
Lips curling towards blue hues bestow scintillant cut pearls which bite cardiac tissues like fur companions nip hands The physical sensation lacks pleasure in a vacuum yet the conveyed affections grip the fabrics of being How those star gazers lift, too, and cradle a future, thus beckoning mine towards you with no ending in sight.
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Jan 31, 2019
Jan 31, 2019 at 4:25 PM UTC
Crushing Smile
The swell of your feverish hands over mine. Sweat soaking into my skin. I’m clutching every part of you I can grasp, Every part of you I can fit into my palm. We’re sitting beneath the hollow tree, Beneath the ocean of a sky, Beneath the screaming black-billed cuckoos. We don't say a word because we don't need to; Just silent prayers burned between us, Scarred into pale, malnourished bones. I look at you as your sloe-eyed gaze bores into the mountains of clouds swimming above us. I want to kiss you, But all I can do is lay my head on your shoulder, Wishing I could build a home out of your collarbones. I don't ever feel safe anymore. Except when I’m forgetting everything, with you. At dusk, I tried to unlearn the way the gold in your skin, Possessed your face in scintillant rays of spots. I could count each one if I had the time, But you’re already turning your spine stuffing back away from me, And skipping back home Without the bother or concern to look back.
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Aug 20, 2017
Aug 20, 2017 at 8:58 PM UTC
Too Afraid to Love; Too Afraid to be Alone
“The sound that pours from the fingertips awakens clouds of cells far inside the body” Robert Bly 1926- You could say that the sound that tips deep cells are waking heralds with bugles divine revolution You could say that the sound that echoes from spirals gossamers emeralds’ scintillant light You could say that the sound that squishes from mangoes is luscious and opulent tripping with pearls You could say that the sound that slumbers in harp strings howls round the polar bear’s tumaceous couch You could say that the sound that tremors from tadpoles triggers eruptions of undersea mountains You could say that the sound that sits on the windowsill on Arcturus flickers as icicle fire You could say that the sound that bounces off drumskins loosens the shackles of acuate cacti You could say that the sound that shivers off rainbows silkens red poppies at sunstrike unpacking You could say that the sound that rumbles round moonrocks passes on purple to stillness of shadows You could say that the sound that echoes cicadas crackles through canyons of memory rising You could say that the sound that gallops through nightmares shrinks in the face of the falcons glissade You could say that the sound that is diatomaceous tangles up synapses sparking at random You could say that the sound of deep cells awakening &n
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Jan 20, 2013
Jan 20, 2013 at 4:57 AM UTC
EVOCATION
AN AMPERSAND &... An & and an & and another. I fill up the page build a wall of &’s I’ve always loved their variousness this the sharp contraction of the simple “and.” &&&&&&&&&& &&&&&&&&&& &&&&&&&&&& &&&&&&&&&& &&&&&&&&&& &&&&&&&&&& My writer’s block hides behind my wall of **** ampersands. Suddenly the words break through my man-made ampersand wall! “Thought I’d almost lost you there sunshine!” the poem beams. “Ok, words! Let’s get to work here!” “Hup hup let’s get this poet up and running!” The poem puts the pen in my hand puts the pen to the page. “Ok son…get on with it!” And the hand remembers by candlelight how it all happened one day in …French. The poet goes & makes a cup of Cocoa. The page reads the poem over to itself. “Not bad…not bad!” the page laughs to itself. “Poets! Ha! Who’d ‘ave ‘em!” VERRE D'EAU il pleut dans le verre d'eau oubliée remplir à craquer le verre vide maintenant renversée par la pluie féroce scintillant dans le soleil une coccinelle rampe à l'intérieur cet univers de verre le chant des oiseaux tombe sur l'herbe mouillée
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May 16, 2015
May 16, 2015 at 3:30 PM UTC
AN AMPERSAND &...
interdimensionnel   infini                     éternel                  ça gravite                               fusionnelle                  une orbite                                    arc-en-ciel   tous les ondes                                    rayonnant         tous les mondes                               scintillant                                éternel                     comme espoir        dans le ciel sacré-noir
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Oct 15, 2018
Oct 15, 2018 at 4:20 PM UTC
Sacré-Noir
A gliding entity between ecstasy, my eyes grew from seeds to inversely unbounded trees, oxidizing, breathing into the collective a collection eclectic; the ripening ages convene the gods' pallette so mortal and clean. From the vantage of mauve mountains, beholders pressed through the ravine. "The bewildered be wild" She crooned on to me. Deepening the night, scintillant ancestors dug with Light, unearthing cherished retinal prints. The vulpine maw imposed no sin, indigo glow and a patina sheen, feral bliss had greased the chain. Lineages span millennia as scions cast the sacred Heron, spear of the World beyond the eros plane. So She crooned on to me Her sybilline Dream.
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Nov 20, 2012
Nov 20, 2012 at 7:28 PM UTC
Sybilline Sister
The early bright chased away shadows in its slow rising scintillant song. Very little stars were left in the sky.. The purples and oranges that painted the sky soon turned into atomoshere blue. The dawn-to-dark song was in full bloom.. The lyrics sung about colors the light of the day would award my deep brown eyes. Some of them also spoke of the coming nighttide that was well on its way to catch us all. On eventide I walk up to the hills.. The night slowly makes love to the day and lays her down to sleep.. There I begin to count the stars.. Until there are to many to count.. As there is no moon to shine down on my star parade I clearly see the vault of heaven in all its beautiful cosmic glory.. The night is in full bloom........
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Aug 24, 2018
Aug 24, 2018 at 2:43 PM UTC
The night is in full bloom...
*may i please love you touch your hand meditate its slender form feel each of your fingers study their shape and bend wanting your entire hand in my mouth dreaming of you clutching hard and desperate that i may shed blood to sweeten your day like dark berry jam tattoo you with inky hooks ! may i please brush your face with o so tremulous a touch catch your buttercup smile and languid honey breath caress your hair like a soft kittens sway   be entranced by your glistening aqueous lips brand you mine with scalding iron ! your every move a charm that tumbles through echoes canyons my heart a vaulted moon quivering your every glance scorching me sizzling like bacon on a hot tin roof while moistened pink tongue licks across pearly whites sending bolts of scintillant refulgence booming  through me shaking me to the floor scar you with daggid cutlery ! can you feel me breaking for you your eyes, synagogues for worship crumbling vanishing at you feet you sweeten crests soul do you see through me like a window your pinned butterfly foot slave terminus ticker tape love machine printing staccato marks and remarks may i love you may i come close may i fall at your knees open your throat that willingly yields veins and rivulets of red blood kisses flooding me like child birth into arms of love waiting shaking pierced through the heart may i please
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Jun 5, 2017
Jun 5, 2017 at 5:38 PM UTC
MAY I PLEASE
This box. I’ve wrapped myself in the darkness inside it, I’ve run my fingers upon its walls Feeling the coldness of stone left untouched by the sun. This box. There was a time when it was just a place for Storing my heartaches and Containing my sorrows But one day I poured too much, and I myself Tipsy, teetering, tumbled. I fell in. And I have not escaped since. This box. Every day, I tell myself “You’ll get out.” “You’ll find a way.” “You can do it.” But my hands slip from the rims and edges And my feet falter and fumble And I spend one more day, one more eternity, In this box. This box. I heard someone call through the walls of wailing and layers of lies That He’s coming to save me, That I will soon bask in the light, Be free once more. But, this box… I had grown to like it. Somewhere between the lines of fear and pain I had lost my love for what’s righteous. Like a child walking to close to the train tracks I was too self-absorbed to know what was good for me. This box. I let my screams run out, And as they echoed in the cube I drowned out His promises And all fell silent. This box. A figure appears at the hole at its top He says “I won’t give up on you, Even if you’ve given up on me.” A ladder falls towards me, And He descends to rescue me. He picks me out of the murky waters. “Stop!” I scream He carries me toward the light. “You’ll die if you save me!” I cry. His foot ****** itself on a pain, His hands fill with welts from a worry, “Let me be who I’m used to being!” I howl. We reach the surface, and my eyes open for the first time. I stare at my savior. “Thank you. But… you could’ve died, for me.” He smiles, then extends his arms to show the scars of the Cross. “Who says I haven’t?” This box. I am a slave to my own pains no more. I now live in God’s holy light. Warm. Exhilarating. Scintillant.
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Oct 10, 2014
Oct 10, 2014 at 8:12 PM UTC
Scintillant
This box. I’ve wrapped myself in the darkness inside it, I’ve run my fingers upon its walls Feeling the coldness of stone left untouched by the sun. This box. There was a time when it was just a place for Storing my heartaches and Containing my sorrows But one day I poured too much, and I myself Tipsy, teetering, tumbled. I fell in. And I have not escaped since. This box. Every day, I tell myself “You’ll get out.” “You’ll find a way.” “You can do it.” But my hands slip from the rims and edges And my feet falter and fumble And I spend one more day, one more eternity, In this box. This box. I heard someone call through the walls of wailing and layers of lies That He’s coming to save me, That I will soon bask in the light, Be free once more. But, this box… I had grown to like it. Somewhere between the lines of fear and pain I had lost my love for what’s righteous. Like a child walking to close to the train tracks I was too self-absorbed to know what was good for me. This box. I let my screams run out, And as they echoed in the cube I drowned out His promises And all fell silent. This box. A figure appears at the hole at its top He says “I won’t give up on you, Even if you’ve given up on me.” A ladder falls towards me, And He descends to rescue me. He picks me out of the murky waters. “Stop!” I scream He carries me toward the light. “You’ll die if you save me!” I cry. His foot ****** itself on a pain, His hands fill with welts from a worry, “Let me be who I’m used to being!” I howl. We reach the surface, and my eyes open for the first time. I stare at my savior. “Thank you. But… you could’ve died, for me.” He smiles, then extends his arms to show the scars of the Cross. “Who says I haven’t?” This box. I am a slave to my own pains no more. I now live in God’s holy light. Warm. Exhilarating. Scintillant.
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scintillant bodies flicker blink and fade in a darkness beaming in charcol waves indigo trees rustle and sway in tribal dance, as the sea beats out the metre on the hard packed sand on the wing, dark birds cry lust, death and desolation and mice write wills and testements on dry dust paths, before signing them with a squeak of suprise in the creek, the platypus rises and subsides with a quiet splash surprised by a large form drinking the frogs write and sing deep bass arias with the cicadas and crickets providing chorus and amongst it all a high pitched perping from what beast, I cannot recall we pass now from summer warmth to the crisp catching cold of autunm nights darker for the rain cloud weather making the moon an erethal wreath if seen at all... out off the coast a patch of luminous blue gives of wonder as bio luminescence holds a small patch of sea in it's thrall in the morning more leaves will colour, fade and fall, the circle continues from day to day... simply heeding nature's call
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Mar 26, 2017
Mar 26, 2017 at 10:12 PM UTC
nature's call
so close within your eyes.. resides the world's most scintillant light.. when you cry...the stars WEEP and release symphonies that cascade from the skies, azure temples intimately disguised, yet in the dark your heart falls apart and calls out my name, every day i think of you, as my soul grows cold and old..i struggle 2 control the pain.. Its odd.. the facade.. that the'world in all it's awe performs so worn'from the applause relentlessly, Nothing MUST be.. we're born and formed to be flawed, created cracked and clawed from earthly debris, Misanthropic melodies, manifolds of madness never before heard-confessed and conveyed Expressed and displayed-through violent variation of words, I await.. and in silence observe, Confounded and disturbed.
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Mar 6, 2019
Mar 6, 2019 at 6:42 PM UTC
The Facade
The Wonder Boys by Michael R. Burch (for Leslie Mellichamp, the late editor of The Lyric, who was a friend and mentor to many poets, and a fine and evocative poet in his own right) The stars were always there, too-bright cliches: scintillant truths the jaded world outgrew as baffled poets winged keyed kites—amazed, in dream of shocks that suddenly came true . . . but came almost as static—background noise, a song out of the cosmos no one hears, or cares to hear. The poets, starstruck boys, lay tuned in to their kite strings, saucer-eared. They thought to feel the lightning’s brilliant sparks electrify their nerves, their brains; the smoke of words poured from their overheated hearts. The kite string, knotted, made a nifty rope . . . You will not find them here; they blew away— in tumbling flight beyond nights’ stars. They clung by fingertips to satellites. They strayed too far to remain mortal. Elfin, young, their words are with us still. Devout and fey, they wink at us whenever skies are gray. Originally published by The Lyric. Keywords/Tags: poets, wonder boys, stars, lightning, electricity, sparks, shock, shocks, smoke, cosmos, cosmic song, celestial music, music of the spheres, Peter Pan, Neverland, flight, fly, flying, soaring, elves, elfin, magic, fey, immortal
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Apr 16, 2020
Apr 16, 2020 at 4:18 AM UTC
The Wonder Boys
#*Living in the dark, yet afraid of the shadows;   cast forth from the stars of a mystic scintillant soul Knowledge illuminates the scholar's glass window;   scorches the brush of the ignoramus's finite goals Remember, however, all fields exist as fractals;    pursue to infinity and perceive the worm's crawl Brothers and sisters, united in life's shackles;   the universe's fixed physical laws constrain all Though collectively, mankind strives for heaven's lenses;   forever advancing Hegel's romantic world essence*#
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May 16, 2018
May 16, 2018 at 8:16 PM UTC
Marching of the World Spirit
no longer sheathed by the living skin of the land ancients of the deep shriek in unholy abhorrence as they make their rapturous ascent to the heavens, seeking not salvation that they’ve forsaken, but the evisceration of a former home. it is malice not earthly tar that stains bulging scleras and hissing pulses placated only by wine tastes of sin. these apparatuses remain ever silent to eternally bask in the presence of Her. Her who invokes the name of salvation. Her, melichrous. Her, scintillant. composed of polished crystal embellishments must have the creature once relinquished the bipedal form to humanity in exchange for spherical inconvenience. renounced and disdained by the possessors of illusory superiority the mousy predecessors of righteousness trod lightly through emotional labyrinths only seeking to sate their vampiric empathy. Her seeks this suffering of the corrupt where the must be bound in crude scales packed amongst their parasitical kin. alexia unbound wreaks havoc in their stead manifesting in serpentine coils which match the tongue slithers out cryptic hymns. Her must and will be subject to judgement, durum hoc est sed ita lex scripta est. and does this serpent mimic the rhythmic folding to suit its needs as Her is bound once more to the Mire never to breach the heavenly dome void of living skin wrappings.
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Dec 8, 2015
Dec 8, 2015 at 1:42 AM UTC
MIRE ANGELS
She knew she wasn't the first shy girl conned beneath a scintillant moon. Why do boys lie so - inveigling fabrications - hoping to impress? Why interlace fibs, when, from first sight, she had longed for his carnal lips? Now doubts danced - as if evil spirits were called and asked to watch, and gloat. "I can't talk to you again," she said, "after all - you’re a stranger." She doubted he cared - she doubted everything, like she had a soiled heart.
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Dec 10, 2020
Dec 10, 2020 at 6:58 AM UTC
the stranger
With aggression, straight forward not a single hint. What we had was legendary but definitely not innocent. It was magnificently significant, and you were a participant in that scintillant ****** expression. The look that cleared my defilement core. the one you adore.
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Jul 9, 2019
Jul 9, 2019 at 6:17 PM UTC
a lovely experience