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"sheathing" poems
Fold me into your blanket like sheets your soothing flesh cooling my heat sheathing my rod into your mesh we mesh our flesh meets gates pressed firmly against me like raw meats we simmer from the heat our hearts beating like a drum beat we're set
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Apr 1, 2017
Apr 1, 2017 at 8:52 PM UTC
Beat
Just a Game. . . In the comfortable stockade of my mind Hide and seek cannot be won Tip­toe away and find a hollow, The solitary spot Slipping between turmoil Festering in alcoves Always waiting; back tensed, Adrenalin sheathing the silence If I remain undetected Perhaps the seeker will ease off, Forget the ollie ollie in comfree Leave me stowed away. Much later, I could creep into safety Call a truce, change spots... Yet unmarred, the same old rules; Vicious whispers that ask of unknown. Meaningful glances and gritted teeth, The shock of lush green eyes chasing down memory lane. Wake up, Maple. Wake up. But I wouldn’t, and it didn’t matter. Because the stabbing whispers would continue inside; Dueling emotions I long ago left at bay. Reside there, waiting. Counting. Watching. *Ready or not, Here We Come.*
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Feb 12, 2016
Feb 12, 2016 at 9:24 PM UTC
Hide and Seek and Hide and Hide
*Moonlight, sheathing the earth, lost its heart to a shining smart satellite, "moving speck of light, inching forwards infinity, alas! our love lasts, not even a cosmic minute"*
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Jun 15, 2013
Jun 15, 2013 at 1:11 PM UTC
Temporal yearning of cosmic proportions
I accept and digest, The changes being fed. A necessary medication, Essential to the operation. Sequential, But not complete. Heard skipping on repeat. Temptation lingers slowly, Beneath the darkness, The mask. Sheathing, Veiling, Protecting fragile skin. Because the pain that truly ruptures us, Ignites from within. In sin, In harmony, In truth. Cast upon the world at large, Stand alone. It’s you.
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Feb 16, 2013
Feb 16, 2013 at 6:09 PM UTC
Spoon.
In a sphere of infinite narcissism Wicked homosapiens tread the horizon Daunting threats of turbulent tragedy Dawn upon the hopeless, roaming souls Sheathing them with treacherous shadows Of atrociously, covert crucifixion The elite coquettes hearken The tumultous sound Emanating from multiple, acrid massacres Tainting these notably wounded hearts Within a satanic plethora Of acrimonious equivocation By nightfall a harrowing suicide By daybreak a dreary mourning Catastrophe is all that occupies This infamous wasteland of avarice By Glenn McCrary © 2011 (All rights reserved)
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Aug 29, 2011
Aug 29, 2011 at 7:15 AM UTC
Infamous Wasteland
I've always itched For perfect mahogany Chimera doubles. Cavorting into her, Psychologies Fullest emptiness. Drastic is the ...Vow... One which Most perceive. I let it Palpate My sheathing... And my entrails Lay open... As she played cello. With intestines of mine, Her smile planted In mist. Painted on sawmill Hinges... It began. To sieve serrating ..Arms... Back to my tissues Within. My bones; refused Seeping aqueducts. Only to quail from sin. We wetted; our contour Tongues on.... O-negative streams. So animalistic, I dwindled upon Her lancet... And we let our Collage begin.
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Sep 28, 2014
Sep 28, 2014 at 7:55 PM UTC
Artistic
Wendy, Wendy, she gave me a thimble; She held my world and made it crumble. The tender orb's icy sheathing starts to melt, thawed by the enigma's hearth it felt. The thimble she gave, it dawned upon me; makes me wonder will she not, or will she be. Is she the raison d'etre I've long been searching for? Though one thing's for certain, her thimble, I'm yearning for more. Her fairness, her beauty, there's more from within. Surpassing even the cherubic vessel she's in. Ethereal Perfume, she draws me near; in the sonorous silence; two hearts twained dear. She made me, no longer the rougish Peter Pan; Her thimble transfixed me into a man. She took me out from Neverland's imbecile bliss; But for you to see, Wendy's thimble is her secret kiss.
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Jun 29, 2015
Jun 29, 2015 at 3:21 PM UTC
Wendy's Thimble
And she lay... spread like the petals of a dew dampened rose...... Drenched in the 'throated' moan Of your kiss, I bask in the flood Of your gaze... Sweet torment, in each intake Of breath... Where Your tongue pours fire Sheathing me In flames of want... You speak...that voice; pouring Creamy...smooth, D O W N My throat, and I am melted, a whimper-ache Naked, but for the blush of moon Lain unashamed, Beneath brown eyes deepening.... My flesh consumed against You...burning red in my veins, Filling me with the breadth of your rhythm; While the hours burn Enormous pale candles, Frozen eternal in spangles and lace... Slide across these aching ******* Weep me wild with ecstasy, Pulse me deep in vibrant ripples, Plunge me.... into the worship of your passion-breathed breeze Wield the strand of flame against my silk.. As I ... TASTE You...lingering on the surface of my tongue... Cast me lost, in the soft, Precious wind-song of heart's beat, Casting shadows against unheard music; Until... My blush beckons a firestorm between finger’s grip, Burning untamed, beneath your skin... Cast up your spell beloved, Drink me in Where lips play... a searing ache; Lay lush with me, inside the meld of my heat, While I submerge in endless seas of you.........
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Jan 9, 2013
Jan 9, 2013 at 2:59 PM UTC
Flames Of Want:
Wither your wings go Yet, forth you walk To parting lips, blackened Breath Sheathing nervous impulse Behind roiling haze You were immortal, once Gazing without seeing A glass heart Full of hope Life flushed your veins gold Sunk its teeth Into warm pulse Carried two sets Of two strands To a place, called home But fear Etched its make Into the hollow of your soul Creasing aspirations Careless in their birth And growth Lying, in a lull You flicker through Replays Fingers lacing Soft wake, Soft skin, Immeasurable
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Feb 28, 2013
Feb 28, 2013 at 2:48 AM UTC
unease
Forgive me if I seemed brusque at the airport, these churches to farewell are not where I choose to worship and saying goodbye is like sheathing a sword, the danger is not over until it’s out of sight. You’re an introspective man, covert with your passion, but I suspect you were as glad to see us as we were to see you. It’s been said that you are a perfect foil to my extroversion, we are a sort of Laurel and Hardy of the emotional spectrum. One of the perils of transience is the absence of solid friendship so that we sometimes become like wings without a body. Having a friend arrive on our doorstep is to find something we did not realise we had lost. A holidaymaker is as bright in the workaday world as a mint coin on sunlit concrete so that our biggest concern was to polish your days to the consistency of your previous excitement. We are rusty entertainers at best. One of life’s more pleasant surprises is that we never know how or where we will forge a friendship. Friendships forged in the workplace can be the most enduring because there is no mandate to like our workmates. For a few, too short days you brought back for me all that was good about my life in Auckland and I can ask a friend for no greater gift than to reflect a little sunlight.
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Feb 25, 2015
Feb 25, 2015 at 8:55 PM UTC
LETTER TO WAYNE
Should grief be drowned in waving thrones of sea bereft as me; shall boat and venture deep until that ever spanning moat has me then salty hearse's cleanse - that I not weep. If seagulls flock the sky above this scene then fly them lower here and feast debris for little worth has lovers' break - that been as sheathing sinks, the fishes then agree. No shrine would rise beneath the liquid tomb the ocean bed shall crest my seams as shells tho' here no flag nor plankton mark old bloom concealed in sand, from shores and tiding swells. The bay entices me, whom sprayed with brine but I shall wander on; in shards of mine.
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Aug 28, 2018
Aug 28, 2018 at 12:08 PM UTC
Broken by the sea (Sonnet)
Midnight strikes You’re on my mind Silently wishing for you to be mine, again Those wishful thinking, kills me slowly In this slow silent solitude But you, in the biggest magnitude of happiness While, I, a mess How could you leave me alone In this winter cold Shivering and sheathing From the bloodcurling lies spewed
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Mar 16, 2015
Mar 16, 2015 at 1:10 AM UTC
silent solitude
Every night walking to the door I have gazed upon the heavens Seen the radiance of the moon Unless the rock beneath my feet Has extirpated all its light. Nine times, over these last nine moons I resisted the lonely howl Lest the moon cry out back at me Lest would it grow arms to embrace Lest its craters could catch my tears Nine moons, have I opened the lock And entered into my repose Shaking until the morrow dew Learning to forgive those who wrong Forgiving myself to move on Nine rainbows, have passed through my tears Yet, now, the tenth shall not be mine Let the river drain to the sea Let this heart sow up the open **** And thus become the servant heart.
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May 16, 2010
May 16, 2010 at 2:53 PM UTC
Sheathing the Sword
My heart writhes of pain, in the chilling fire The fire for which she gathered, tinder My quill and his ink froze, in the chilling fire The fire which she gathered for my pyre. My vellum sits bone-dry, in the chilling fire Her fire, which burns my voices to cinder Every fortnight, I see her glistening eyes Reciting a monotonous sonnet of grey That sonnet would never ever suffice In sheathing me from her stagnant voice As she smothers my final embers of life As she “graces” me staleness from life’s fray Her brushed hair, smooth in bronze. Her florid face, baroque and supple. Her lips, curled to a fluttering smile Her gait, silent, steady and subtle Her eyes, icy daggers skewering my heart Her fingertips, flames freezing my breathe I await in void as her hand rests on mine Glaring the gloaming sky with heavy eyes She drained my soul into a dead mine. But... she birthed my precious Daphne A shallow stream began from my dry eyes “I miss our waltz, I always did, Ania.” The ink on my quill began its flows My heart repose, as my Ania mellows. But sorrow, clutch me, she was my Ania I shall see her very soon, in our meadows We will have our Final Waltz, Ania Yes, Ania; Our joyous waltz to Follia.
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Aug 19, 2020
Aug 19, 2020 at 2:28 AM UTC
OUR LAST WALTZ TO FOLLIA
I wrapped my hands up in your hair to feel the pulse - your heat, your beat. I reach again feel naught but air: the essence of a love, retreat. Often do I venture back, roam into an abandoned past. Dis-embalm these memories true, packed on ice yet damp with dew. Cat treads heavy the surface of heart, imprints indenting, g, d n e i s d c n e e n c d s i a n g, scarring my thoughts, my rhythm, my whole. Shifting my sacrum, sheathing my soul. Doggedly I trail behind with a twisted eraser just "try the eraser" you said with a smirk. But still I reach and I reach and I reach rapt in your attentions as a wave to a beach. There is a grain of sand in my eye that can't be washed away. Salt, fresh, spring they all caught her. But I've tried every type of water. Still you persist, a rotting orange's mist. I allowed you to come; I also let you leave. I remember with crude clarity what happened in between. Go, my love you let. Go, your love I let. The only question now I have: Why then can't I forget?
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Oct 3, 2011
Oct 3, 2011 at 9:50 AM UTC
Rapt
Don't hate the Playa, hate the game. But do you believe in a brave new Gaming World? A Halo sheen, sheathing ancient veins, pulsating, and spurting forth the same old sins to love, while we saunter and strut, pointing at taunted sinners to hate. It's hard loving Playas, cuz they smells, and cuss like a ************ Dumb ***** singing beautiful Indri morning wake up gospels from an old extant lemur memory trace.
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Jul 6, 2015
Jul 6, 2015 at 12:33 PM UTC
Indri Morning Playas
maybe i'll go go all hard and wiggly when the bread of earth is suffocated perfectly the surly bending twig, my follicle of sheathing mortar and you.ll be soundly quiet too and you,ll love me more than god and maybe together our softs will blunder irrevocably against the sun who's on our in's our outs and stapled on the supple tweed of grass and laughter (our fingers in the earth the righteous who think with hearts of copper vermilion hush ) i' ll call you heaven and you;ll just just just just just just just just just just t s u j
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Mar 31, 2011
Mar 31, 2011 at 3:24 PM UTC
maybe i'll go
luscious corpse meadow salvation wet waxy journal scrawled generous be straight narrow crooked armor amour fractured ferrous magnetic skin dry husk sheathing thee: she spun metallic so, yes, i will but just this once
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May 18, 2010
May 18, 2010 at 12:03 PM UTC
Untitled
(Man  Lady Plain- Both of them or the narrator) The powdery snow, slowly sways down, Sheathing the mountains in soft, pure white. The two inside a run-down house in a barren village, Huddle together in the cold winter night. "It has also been snowing on the day we met," *You murmured with a smile, And I'd hidden my face, flushed from each cheek, Within the shadow of your large sleeve. With a breath of joy, I sang a spring's arrival along with the chirping birds.* "Your voice is beautiful," *you told me, Just those words, and those alone, made me so happy! "If someday, I no longer had this beautiful voice, Would you still, even then, love me?"* "Of course," *you said, softly smiling, As your large hand, gently stroked my cheek.* **"A crane... snared in this weather? Wait I will set you free"** And it flew ever so elegantly. *One hot summer afternoon, You coughed blood and collapsed... Our poor married life, Couldn't afford it's cure... The next day came by, along with the following, I did nothing else, but purposely weave... I wouldn't let your life, Fall like the fleeting autumn leaves! The seasons flow by, And the bell crickets shriek. The end of summer is marked by their cries.* "Your fingers are beautiful," *you told me, Delicately clutching my wound-covered hands... But yours were much too cold! "If someday, I no longer had these beautiful fingers, Would you still, even then, love me?"* "Of course," *you said, coughing, As your large hands caressed my aching fingers. Day and night, don't stop weaving...* ~~Ah, the sunset's cool breeze~~ Hurry,hurry, I need to buy medicine... ~~Sways the sluggishly decaying fruit's scent~~ Just a bit more, only a bit more; before the autumn leaves fall... ~~Until it goes out~~ *Until these fingers can't move... Until these feathers are all used up!!! "If someday, I were no longer a human, Would you still love me?" The truth I feared left untold, I softly pluck the final feather alone...* **"Of course," I say, warmly smiling, I promised I'd embrace you, even if you've lost your wings! And that crane which had beautifully taken flight that day... I've always remembered, and never forgotten, even now!** And just like always, I love you
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Apr 16, 2015
Apr 16, 2015 at 10:16 AM UTC
Season's Feathers
(Man  Lady Plain- Both of them or the narrator) The powdery snow, slowly sways down, Sheathing the mountains in soft, pure white. The two inside a run-down house in a barren village, Huddle together in the cold winter night. "It has also been snowing on the day we met," *You murmured with a smile, And I'd hidden my face, flushed from each cheek, Within the shadow of your large sleeve. With a breath of joy, I sang a spring's arrival along with the chirping birds.* "Your voice is beautiful," *you told me, Just those words, and those alone, made me so happy! "If someday, I no longer had this beautiful voice, Would you still, even then, love me?"* "Of course," *you said, softly smiling, As your large hand, gently stroked my cheek.* **"A crane... snared in this weather? Wait I will set you free"** And it flew ever so elegantly. *One hot summer afternoon, You coughed blood and collapsed... Our poor married life, Couldn't afford it's cure... The next day came by, along with the following, I did nothing else, but purposely weave... I wouldn't let your life, Fall like the fleeting autumn leaves! The seasons flow by, And the bell crickets shriek. The end of summer is marked by their cries.* "Your fingers are beautiful," *you told me, Delicately clutching my wound-covered hands... But yours were much too cold! "If someday, I no longer had these beautiful fingers, Would you still, even then, love me?"* "Of course," *you said, coughing, As your large hands caressed my aching fingers. Day and night, don't stop weaving...* ~~Ah, the sunset's cool breeze~~ Hurry,hurry, I need to buy medicine... ~~Sways the sluggishly decaying fruit's scent~~ Just a bit more, only a bit more; before the autumn leaves fall... ~~Until it goes out~~ *Until these fingers can't move... Until these feathers are all used up!!! "If someday, I were no longer a human, Would you still love me?" The truth I feared left untold, I softly pluck the final feather alone...* **"Of course," I say, warmly smiling, I promised I'd embrace you, even if you've lost your wings! And that crane which had beautifully taken flight that day... I've always remembered, and never forgotten, even now!** And just like always, I love you
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White, in visual sense is the purest hue of them all. However, white also provokes monotony. If the sky was nothing but clouds, Anyone with an artistic perspective would go insane. For our whole world is an empty opus, and we can’t fill it without destroying the atmosphere in which we live in. But our conforming society does that now. The blue acts as a sheath from the already existing, continually spreading damage. But there’s beauty in small portions of destruction, And we tend to over dose quite a bit.   There’s always comfort in the grey clouds of a boisterous front. We shed flowers of their pedals, So we can be reminded that even the most beautiful pieces of nature, Can be reduced to nothing. We destroy each other, With love. Not because it’s healthy, But we feel as if it’s a necessity, That although the same stories have been told Over, and over, We are willing to reread them, Hoping that one-day we can defeat the writer, And have our own endings. Visually, we don’t want to see white, because humans cannot stay pure for long. But in terms of words, all we crave is white, Except so many people spew black and everything is so easily mixed together, it’s hard to depict between the two, and before you know it, words you thought were white, pure, are burned to a crisp without you even lighting the match. The grey is no longer comforting. You could never light a match, and still receive the second-hand smoke. It seems that the strikers forget, Not all have stooped to their level of greed, pity, and have kept the matchbox closed. Then there’s the artificial, callous, Speech of sky blue. The same blue that sheaths our polluted sky, is sheathing our polluted minds. Some are too cowardly to face the white, and must sheath it with plastic blue. The worst part of it all: the strikers only make the plastic stronger.
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Jun 3, 2014
Jun 3, 2014 at 12:14 AM UTC
Shades
White, in visual sense is the purest hue of them all. However, white also provokes monotony. If the sky was nothing but clouds, Anyone with an artistic perspective would go insane. For our whole world is an empty opus, and we can’t fill it without destroying the atmosphere in which we live in. But our conforming society does that now. The blue acts as a sheath from the already existing, continually spreading damage. But there’s beauty in small portions of destruction, And we tend to over dose quite a bit.   There’s always comfort in the grey clouds of a boisterous front. We shed flowers of their pedals, So we can be reminded that even the most beautiful pieces of nature, Can be reduced to nothing. We destroy each other, With love. Not because it’s healthy, But we feel as if it’s a necessity, That although the same stories have been told Over, and over, We are willing to reread them, Hoping that one-day we can defeat the writer, And have our own endings. Visually, we don’t want to see white, because humans cannot stay pure for long. But in terms of words, all we crave is white, Except so many people spew black and everything is so easily mixed together, it’s hard to depict between the two, and before you know it, words you thought were white, pure, are burned to a crisp without you even lighting the match. The grey is no longer comforting. You could never light a match, and still receive the second-hand smoke. It seems that the strikers forget, Not all have stooped to their level of greed, pity, and have kept the matchbox closed. Then there’s the artificial, callous, Speech of sky blue. The same blue that sheaths our polluted sky, is sheathing our polluted minds. Some are too cowardly to face the white, and must sheath it with plastic blue. The worst part of it all: the strikers only make the plastic stronger.
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The sheathing of this bulb has broken, filled with scratches Although it still shines bright Hub of its joy: serving me It has seen all of my doodles but gave away nothing My infant poems often think that its light is their mother My sweat, my tears, my nightmares are its insignia, its tatoo It imputes its capability of breathing to me but I am the apprentice here
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Dec 24, 2018
Dec 24, 2018 at 8:09 AM UTC
Being teached by objects
The memories of raven black obsidian Well up at the sight of my new blade. A midnight blade, with a red groove, Running it’s own comet like streak Down the center of the curvature. The handle is made of an ebony wood, A wood as dark, if not darker than The blade it so reliably holds together. A thin silver band wraps the division Between the blade and handle, And blocks the sheath from over-sheathing. The sheath is also made of the same Shadowy wood as the handle, Giving off an aura of pure functionality. This was a weapon made purely to **** The air around the blade shadily undulates Like heartbeats through crimson arteries, Telling me it’s immense bloodlust.
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Jan 1, 2020
Jan 1, 2020 at 1:36 AM UTC
The hero’s(?) new blade