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"signing" poems
Daylight come Daylight go How far will it reach? Ain't nobody know And when the dawn breaks The cradle will fall And down will come baby cradle and all And now I know you need the dark Just as much as the sun But you're signing on forever When you ink it in blood A.E.I.O.U., A.E.I.O.U. I use the state of the art Technology Suppose to make for better living Are we better human beings? We got our wires all crossed The tubes are all tied And I'm straining to remember just what means to be alive A life worth living Now you can feel it in your chest Building like little bullets, Just building up the nest And you build it up strong And you fill it up with love And you pray for good rain All from the Lord above A.E.I.O.U., A.E.I.O.U. I use my state of the art Technology Now don't you forget it It ain't using me 'Cause when the power goes out I got other means 'Cause when the power's goin out I hear the power's going out I mean it the power's going out I really mean it the power's going out
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Jul 24, 2015
Jul 24, 2015 at 10:09 AM UTC
State of the art a.e.i.o.u ( lyrics by jim james from my morning jacket....love this song!!!!!!!
[Intoxicated by Freemasons is playing in the background] (A smokin' hot intoxicated woman walks up to me initiating a conversation in the club.) Kadija: Hey I couldn't help but notice your gorgeous self from across the room! Me: I can definitely say the same about you. Matter of fact I'm saying it right now because I'm a free spirit lol. (We both laughed) Kadija: You're so **** hot! (She grabs my face and starts making out with me very passionately.) (The kiss lingers for about a minute and a half.) (She then breaks the kiss. Both of us gasp for breath.) Me: You're pretty ******* hot too! Kadija: Can you sign my ***** Me: Sure I love signing chicks ***** It's one of the best **** party favors in America! Kadija: I know right! (She pulls her top down flashing her beautiful tan ***** and tan ******* (She briefly rubs/twists her ******* (I sign her ***** and put a smiley emoji along with a smiley with shades finishing her off with a deep kiss on each of her ***** giving a little bit of tongue swirling action across her ******* Kadija: Whoo! Hell yeah! (She shakes her ***** from side to side and briefly jumps and down. I was mesmerized by the way they were moving up and down then puts them back into her top.) Kadija: Thanks for the kiss babe! Me: No prob. You have beautiful ******* I like them. Kadija: They like you too lol. (Grinning from ear to ear I smile.) Kadija: Come on baby give them a squeeze lol. (I grab her ******* and squeeze them.) (She grips my **** through my pants and starts rubbing it.) Kadija: Mmm thanks babe. These ***** have been needing a little TLC anyway. They've been bored to death and needed a little fun and excitement. (We both laughed again.) Kadija: But if you really wanna see them in action there is a bathroom right behind us. Me: I'm down Kadija: Come on baby let's go.
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Feb 6, 2019
Feb 6, 2019 at 2:40 PM UTC
;) I Signed Your ***** ;P
[Intoxicated by Freemasons is playing in the background] (A smokin' hot intoxicated woman walks up to me initiating a conversation in the club.) Kadija: Hey I couldn't help but notice your gorgeous self from across the room! Me: I can definitely say the same about you. Matter of fact I'm saying it right now because I'm a free spirit lol. (We both laughed) Kadija: You're so **** hot! (She grabs my face and starts making out with me very passionately.) (The kiss lingers for about a minute and a half.) (She then breaks the kiss. Both of us gasp for breath.) Me: You're pretty ******* hot too! Kadija: Can you sign my ***** Me: Sure I love signing chicks ***** It's one of the best **** party favors in America! Kadija: I know right! (She pulls her top down flashing her beautiful tan ***** and tan ******* (She briefly rubs/twists her ******* (I sign her ***** and put a smiley emoji along with a smiley with shades finishing her off with a deep kiss on each of her ***** giving a little bit of tongue swirling action across her ******* Kadija: Whoo! Hell yeah! (She shakes her ***** from side to side and briefly jumps and down. I was mesmerized by the way they were moving up and down then puts them back into her top.) Kadija: Thanks for the kiss babe! Me: No prob. You have beautiful ******* I like them. Kadija: They like you too lol. (Grinning from ear to ear I smile.) Kadija: Come on baby give them a squeeze lol. (I grab her ******* and squeeze them.) (She grips my **** through my pants and starts rubbing it.) Kadija: Mmm thanks babe. These ***** have been needing a little TLC anyway. They've been bored to death and needed a little fun and excitement. (We both laughed again.) Kadija: But if you really wanna see them in action there is a bathroom right behind us. Me: I'm down Kadija: Come on baby let's go.
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I took the pen with me, After signing the parlor guest book, At the Home. You might think of forgiving me, Thinking as good people do, I took it as a memorial sticking point; But I didn't know the deceased. I was acting as a devout escort, To be seen as doing the right thing. Perception, you've been told, Is everything. So, I made sure no one saw me Take the pen. For extra insurance, To project my semblance, Following the eulogies, I attended the luncheon, And ate salmon sandwiches, And carrot sticks. On leaving, I grasped the hands: Sorry for your troubles; Came home and used that pen, To create this. The End.
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Jan 22, 2019
Jan 22, 2019 at 9:50 AM UTC
I Like a Good Salmon Sandwich
Check it I be the mic originator greater than the next hater So my nines will degrade ya send ya back to ya maker undertaker Shake ya With my earthquake flows formin' portals bigger than the black hole leave ya third eye swole My thoughts travelin' faster than the speed of light say goodnight from the snake bite A rhyming python wears cables and nylon runnin' bars harder than marathon true champion none could knock a don Birthed by the sun raised by moon Sonic booms soundwaves from heart rates feelin' doom and soon To be resting in the womb The belly of the earth retaining my turf know my worth make words hurts So suckas better tuck in ya skirts I'm catching mirth Along with death til my last breath cookin' up rhymes from the *** of my mind n continue to shine Its asinine to flex ya mind if you cross the gun line don't be a victim of a graphic design (Ya tapped out) Scatzzz all over the kitty katz with my woody bat making them brains cracks Cells it ain't hard to tell ****** fear me cuz I be the archangel Michael fallin' deep into the depths of my hell o well If you try to inhale my lyrical tales this ship is set to sail On ya brainwaves these days fools rappin' for cheap pay lookin' all gay **** that I rather use the AK Sittin' by the window seal signing the release will my soul'll still Be reaching regardless the hardest artist Usually ends up a carcass manifest the darkest Rhymes but shine light at the same time crime at an all time High once I blaze my thoughts cells fought & caught By the smokin' arrows of a ghostly pharoah Thats just my ancestors though lettin' me know it's time to show and go blow for blow toe to toe Hands or the chrome pistol The ghetto Aristotle makin' bodies mold from the enemies that caught a cold
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Aug 19, 2018
Aug 19, 2018 at 3:40 PM UTC
on Da Bar
Check it I be the mic originator greater than the next hater So my nines will degrade ya send ya back to ya maker undertaker Shake ya With my earthquake flows formin' portals bigger than the black hole leave ya third eye swole My thoughts travelin' faster than the speed of light say goodnight from the snake bite A rhyming python wears cables and nylon runnin' bars harder than marathon true champion none could knock a don Birthed by the sun raised by moon Sonic booms soundwaves from heart rates feelin' doom and soon To be resting in the womb The belly of the earth retaining my turf know my worth make words hurts So suckas better tuck in ya skirts I'm catching mirth Along with death til my last breath cookin' up rhymes from the *** of my mind n continue to shine Its asinine to flex ya mind if you cross the gun line don't be a victim of a graphic design (Ya tapped out) Scatzzz all over the kitty katz with my woody bat making them brains cracks Cells it ain't hard to tell ****** fear me cuz I be the archangel Michael fallin' deep into the depths of my hell o well If you try to inhale my lyrical tales this ship is set to sail On ya brainwaves these days fools rappin' for cheap pay lookin' all gay **** that I rather use the AK Sittin' by the window seal signing the release will my soul'll still Be reaching regardless the hardest artist Usually ends up a carcass manifest the darkest Rhymes but shine light at the same time crime at an all time High once I blaze my thoughts cells fought & caught By the smokin' arrows of a ghostly pharoah Thats just my ancestors though lettin' me know it's time to show and go blow for blow toe to toe Hands or the chrome pistol The ghetto Aristotle makin' bodies mold from the enemies that caught a cold
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You who goes by "Lonely" Yes you, who reads these rhymes Please pause here for a moment I won't take much of your time You see my friend, I'm lonely too In the dark with paper and pen So I'm writing you this poem and signing it "Your Friend" Though I'll prob'ly never see you nor ever know your name I do not need to see your face nor know your cash and fame I do not care what color you are how short or tall or fat I'm weary of all these parties and creeds So, for a moment, forget all of that Yes you, dear friend, forget with me Inhale this moment serene where we are not opinions or castes Just two humans with two glowing screens Be human with me, simple and pure For a moment breathe deep and feel free then should you have the time, and a halfway good rhyme Perhaps write a poem for me. Signed, Your Friend
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Sep 30, 2017
Sep 30, 2017 at 12:09 AM UTC
To You
no rules allowed and chaos ensues alcoholics start hitting up the ***** teens start trying on Holocaust shoes men in black suits keep signing off on paper no regard for woman no they just **** her people once in power now cry in the shower but at least they can't feel the fear on the streets today people still fearing to be gay people still fearing to say hey no way tired black suits just sign away
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Oct 23, 2017
Oct 23, 2017 at 8:49 PM UTC
no rules allowed
The sun has barely risen. The birds; already signing. Today is the day I must forget the fact that you've been missing. I am the queen, I do this on my own. Never will a peasant tread near my royal throne. My princess lost her father, but he would never lose his daughter. We share an unbreakable bond, yours was temporary and weak like solder. You melt away, never to be seen, When the temperature rises; we could never be a team. Send me the blacksmith, a real, strong man. One who's not afraid to burn his hands.   Surely he'd know, I can heal his wounds. How would you though? You left so soon. To you, the queen will always be Mother. You have no need for me, a more than significant other. Today is the day I let it all go. You'll never forget, that this is my show.
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Aug 12, 2018
Aug 12, 2018 at 9:15 PM UTC
Peasant
I remember it as if were yesterday VE Day...well, not exactly but, close enough for me The actual surrender of Italy May 2, 1945....but the **** Americans Always the Americans wanted May 8 So, it's May 8th, but I'll always remember the second We were in Milan...I love Milan ****** was dead, Mussolini was dead I was alive, and in Milan Rumours were out that the war in Europe was almost done Nobody had told the Gerry's that though Word came from Lubeck that they'd surrendered I was twenty one years old, going on 50 War ages you...and not in a good way I was in 6th Airborne and ready to go back When the word came down I remember kissing the waitress at our cafe I kissed her hard, and with as much passion as a 21 yr. old can have I didn't want to let her go It was over I kissed her for myself, and everyone in Milan I kissed her for my folks in Clapham I kissed her for her folks, wherever they were I kissed her because we were free, they were free I kissed her for my Uncle, who we lost early in 1941 Lost him during the blitz in London England lost 430 people, we lost Uncle Cyril That was enough, I was signing up Now, it was over and I was moving on I kissed her for everyone still waiting for the news But, most of all, I kissed her for Leslie Testro, Rfn (18yrs) Lance Cpl Thomas Wray (22 yrs), Lt. Dennis Edmonds (21 yrs) and all the others attached to 6th Airborne Who wouldn't know it was Victory in Italy They were lost, not forgotten, never forgotten Forever in our minds, our roll of honour We celebrate them annualy Few of us left now, but, those that are go back to Italy every two or three years back to Milan, and we toast them all My waitress, Rosa Testrini She was there as well, every year Until five years back, we lost her Now we toast her as well We all have our honour roll She was on mine I found her again in 1950 We were on our second trip back She met my wife, and I her husband He's still there, and we talk My Italian is better than his English But, we talk as well as we can I miss her, and the others But that day, that glorious day in May I've never kissed like that since And my wife knows it Sometimes she reminds me... I laugh, and remind her.... What that day means...if it hadn't happened We may not be kissing now so, she'll never get that kiss Only Rosa Rest In Peace my waitress
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Mar 19, 2013
Mar 19, 2013 at 11:24 PM UTC
Recollection of War - VE day in Italy
I remember it as if were yesterday VE Day...well, not exactly but, close enough for me The actual surrender of Italy May 2, 1945....but the **** Americans Always the Americans wanted May 8 So, it's May 8th, but I'll always remember the second We were in Milan...I love Milan ****** was dead, Mussolini was dead I was alive, and in Milan Rumours were out that the war in Europe was almost done Nobody had told the Gerry's that though Word came from Lubeck that they'd surrendered I was twenty one years old, going on 50 War ages you...and not in a good way I was in 6th Airborne and ready to go back When the word came down I remember kissing the waitress at our cafe I kissed her hard, and with as much passion as a 21 yr. old can have I didn't want to let her go It was over I kissed her for myself, and everyone in Milan I kissed her for my folks in Clapham I kissed her for her folks, wherever they were I kissed her because we were free, they were free I kissed her for my Uncle, who we lost early in 1941 Lost him during the blitz in London England lost 430 people, we lost Uncle Cyril That was enough, I was signing up Now, it was over and I was moving on I kissed her for everyone still waiting for the news But, most of all, I kissed her for Leslie Testro, Rfn (18yrs) Lance Cpl Thomas Wray (22 yrs), Lt. Dennis Edmonds (21 yrs) and all the others attached to 6th Airborne Who wouldn't know it was Victory in Italy They were lost, not forgotten, never forgotten Forever in our minds, our roll of honour We celebrate them annualy Few of us left now, but, those that are go back to Italy every two or three years back to Milan, and we toast them all My waitress, Rosa Testrini She was there as well, every year Until five years back, we lost her Now we toast her as well We all have our honour roll She was on mine I found her again in 1950 We were on our second trip back She met my wife, and I her husband He's still there, and we talk My Italian is better than his English But, we talk as well as we can I miss her, and the others But that day, that glorious day in May I've never kissed like that since And my wife knows it Sometimes she reminds me... I laugh, and remind her.... What that day means...if it hadn't happened We may not be kissing now so, she'll never get that kiss Only Rosa Rest In Peace my waitress
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**The allure of everything bad The allure of vices that nullify circumstances which make living seem sad The 'Hollywood' cigarette, the hard liquor... ******* crystal **** All very romanticized but in reality, isn't that really just a self-induced slow death? We don't talk about it, until we watch from the sidelines If only for a second When partaking one repeats quotes like 'it is what it is' 'I am not a quitter' You've built up a tolerance for one, so you beckon The bartender to pour you a second Social trend like a hot topic on twitter So now you want more You ignorantly jab the needle inside you like you don't know what your signing up for In a sense you don't, for you choose not to Addiction entraps... but who? Not you And the moment you decide to go cold turkey It appears more enticing in another movie, or in the hands of a fellow druggie Impossible to reject Relapse... rubber band effect Yet even he that doesn't use gets a little curious One day the stress becomes too much to handle, he's peeved He's furious He's heard of pills sold over the counter, and also of those available from dusty cobwebbed shelves By dealers with hollowed out eyes, ghosts of their former selves In an alternate reality Where 'it's all good' It's all about finding solace in one happy, high family... 'It's all hood' A distorted image of zoned out smiling faces Floating around in temporary elation These vices have comforted and haunted many, way before our so called 'X-rated generation' The druggie, the alcoholic or the *** addict you see... could be your's or someone else's dad Or it could very well be you or me Seduced by the allure of everything bad I write this expecting it to be misunderstood by many... For a judgement between bad and good I myself could be affiliated to one of these vices... or many Someone reading this may have already renamed it 'The allure of everything good'.**
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Mar 29, 2012
Mar 29, 2012 at 4:01 AM UTC
The allure of everything bad
**The allure of everything bad The allure of vices that nullify circumstances which make living seem sad The 'Hollywood' cigarette, the hard liquor... ******* crystal **** All very romanticized but in reality, isn't that really just a self-induced slow death? We don't talk about it, until we watch from the sidelines If only for a second When partaking one repeats quotes like 'it is what it is' 'I am not a quitter' You've built up a tolerance for one, so you beckon The bartender to pour you a second Social trend like a hot topic on twitter So now you want more You ignorantly jab the needle inside you like you don't know what your signing up for In a sense you don't, for you choose not to Addiction entraps... but who? Not you And the moment you decide to go cold turkey It appears more enticing in another movie, or in the hands of a fellow druggie Impossible to reject Relapse... rubber band effect Yet even he that doesn't use gets a little curious One day the stress becomes too much to handle, he's peeved He's furious He's heard of pills sold over the counter, and also of those available from dusty cobwebbed shelves By dealers with hollowed out eyes, ghosts of their former selves In an alternate reality Where 'it's all good' It's all about finding solace in one happy, high family... 'It's all hood' A distorted image of zoned out smiling faces Floating around in temporary elation These vices have comforted and haunted many, way before our so called 'X-rated generation' The druggie, the alcoholic or the *** addict you see... could be your's or someone else's dad Or it could very well be you or me Seduced by the allure of everything bad I write this expecting it to be misunderstood by many... For a judgement between bad and good I myself could be affiliated to one of these vices... or many Someone reading this may have already renamed it 'The allure of everything good'.**
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It was made of cement and lime, And expected no praise or any rhyme. It was placed in the park, Amidst few trees and growing leaves. He used to come on every twenty seventh, On dot from 6 to 8 in this heaven. He was punctual even in rain, Determined to reach the bench in pain. It was the bench who was the witness, The only witness after God’s inference. It is the bench who can answer, The repeated questions he used to repeat. He was so soft on that hard seat, And waited for that long meet. He used to be quite in his thoughts, Recollecting the moments just passed. He could speak only to his soul, Sometimes to the bench in whole. He cried inner in and outer out, On that bench his heart out. No matter what, he was always there, Be it rain, a fever, omen happening, Infected, dejected or rejected signing. He was there , yes he was there on the bench. The bench wished to speak, For it could bare no more weight, The weight of his heavy heart, And his cry for the constant try. He was told by many for its of no use, To wait for the gone and the wrong. But he was adamant to protect his chaste love, And to defend his chaste vow. After a year and after lockdown, Now the bench is empty, With no weight of him, Nor the wait of her. The bench seems to be happy for knowing, That he has learned lessons from his love. Though the bench could never speak, Yet he always heard the voice beneath. He no longer waits on the bench, Nor has any tears to shed. But he misses the bench, More than her and less than her love. Dedicated to the bench in that waiting park. Thala Abhimanyu Kumar Dated: 27/06/2020
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Jun 28, 2020
Jun 28, 2020 at 2:07 AM UTC
The Bench Story
It was made of cement and lime, And expected no praise or any rhyme. It was placed in the park, Amidst few trees and growing leaves. He used to come on every twenty seventh, On dot from 6 to 8 in this heaven. He was punctual even in rain, Determined to reach the bench in pain. It was the bench who was the witness, The only witness after God’s inference. It is the bench who can answer, The repeated questions he used to repeat. He was so soft on that hard seat, And waited for that long meet. He used to be quite in his thoughts, Recollecting the moments just passed. He could speak only to his soul, Sometimes to the bench in whole. He cried inner in and outer out, On that bench his heart out. No matter what, he was always there, Be it rain, a fever, omen happening, Infected, dejected or rejected signing. He was there , yes he was there on the bench. The bench wished to speak, For it could bare no more weight, The weight of his heavy heart, And his cry for the constant try. He was told by many for its of no use, To wait for the gone and the wrong. But he was adamant to protect his chaste love, And to defend his chaste vow. After a year and after lockdown, Now the bench is empty, With no weight of him, Nor the wait of her. The bench seems to be happy for knowing, That he has learned lessons from his love. Though the bench could never speak, Yet he always heard the voice beneath. He no longer waits on the bench, Nor has any tears to shed. But he misses the bench, More than her and less than her love. Dedicated to the bench in that waiting park. Thala Abhimanyu Kumar Dated: 27/06/2020
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I fell out of the top bunk once completely naked right onto the linoleum floor of your dorm room, praying that your roommate wouldn't roll over and see my *** at 3a.m. I quietly crawled back up to you. You cradled my spine, I'm never letting you go again, I promise. I told you I was fine, so we both started laughing. I had to cover your mouth or else you'd wake the whole floor up. You blare Kanye West from your speakers when you're signing checks or finishing that last math problem, and I'll just sit next to you and grab a piece of scrap paper to doodle on while asking you stupid questions just because I want to get you talking again. Sometimes you take it out on me, but sometimes we have cereal after *** You spoon feed me while I sit on your lap in just our underwear gasping when the cold milk drops on our skin-- fruit loop kisses and detangling my hair with your fingers. I wear your Polo pull-over backwards to the boys bathroom sometimes just because it's closer to your room and because my name is no secret anymore. And on Sunday's I fold your laundry on a gray blanket I lay overtop my ***** carpet, because I love the smell of clean boxers and you don't know how to iron dress shirts right. But you kiss me with your mouth open, and you hold me when I fall asleep, and you're all I want to wake up to.
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Mar 19, 2014
Mar 19, 2014 at 4:46 PM UTC
Cereal After ***
What's happening to hello poetry? I don't need to know when the next soccer game is And if I can watch for free. Only football I know is American like the pride that's in me. My blood doesn't boil the native sounds of my country. Since my  motherland is the Dominican But America my step motherland won custody and raised me, since the age of three. Don't forget is not who made you but who you fed you, who clothed you, who saw your first shot to a basket, who saw your first catch, who kept your body warm when you got another cold, and so on. This is "Breakfast for Champions" Just ask Kurt Vonnegut What's happening to hello Poetry? Show your art Get your due diligence Don't sell us your dreams don't broadcast your business unless is a story, book signing or deal. I don't need a spell to make a girl fall in love. I got these words For and to whom I might propose Love or an indecent occasion of lust. Let my words be the for front on this site but they're second to my actions. Since I don't speak much b'cause my Latin accent. What is happening to hello poetry? Private messages by strangers who don't write or speak words. Claim is urgent and as a poet You know kind hearted, love lost, And so on... You just might want to message their Hotmail. Sad story under prosecution Sad story the relation is abusive Mocking the painful truths of some of us artist. Just wanting a piece of the pie But when I order I even eat the crust and never leave crumbs. Take offense or not I just don't give a ****
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Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 7:44 AM UTC
***
What's happening to hello poetry? I don't need to know when the next soccer game is And if I can watch for free. Only football I know is American like the pride that's in me. My blood doesn't boil the native sounds of my country. Since my  motherland is the Dominican But America my step motherland won custody and raised me, since the age of three. Don't forget is not who made you but who you fed you, who clothed you, who saw your first shot to a basket, who saw your first catch, who kept your body warm when you got another cold, and so on. This is "Breakfast for Champions" Just ask Kurt Vonnegut What's happening to hello Poetry? Show your art Get your due diligence Don't sell us your dreams don't broadcast your business unless is a story, book signing or deal. I don't need a spell to make a girl fall in love. I got these words For and to whom I might propose Love or an indecent occasion of lust. Let my words be the for front on this site but they're second to my actions. Since I don't speak much b'cause my Latin accent. What is happening to hello poetry? Private messages by strangers who don't write or speak words. Claim is urgent and as a poet You know kind hearted, love lost, And so on... You just might want to message their Hotmail. Sad story under prosecution Sad story the relation is abusive Mocking the painful truths of some of us artist. Just wanting a piece of the pie But when I order I even eat the crust and never leave crumbs. Take offense or not I just don't give a ****
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**** the Police Coming straight out the underground Young brother got it bad Cuz I look Mexican and I'm brown Can't forget to do diarrhea on the sheriff deputies Cuz you wear a uniform and a badge think you deserve respect like a G Biggest violaters of civil rights in the ******* land take advantage of everybody cuz you think we're stupid and you can Where are you going? What's your name? Are you on Probation? California is not a stop and identify state How about I cuff your *** Take you to an alley and let out all my frustration Am I under arrest? Or am I free to go is what I ask Boo bop & slit your throat come up from behind with a ******* Chucky mask I'm the worst ******* nightmare there ever has been A conscious, Chicano, 5 percenter Moorish American free national citizen How about next time you **** one of us We hunt you down, home invade your family and launch you all of a cliff in a bus. Quick to leave a pig bleeding left for dead in a ***** ditch ***** sewed to your mouth, you wanna be me punk *** ***** Or we'll cut your head off and stick it to a thousand foot pole start the vampire nation, count Vlad's idea yea I stole. 14th amendment, 85 percenter corporate security guard driving a big *** truck with your undersized ***** and you think your all hard, you ******* ****** You're obvious and pathetic I got no time to play We don't die we multiply and the movement is here to stay. Get off me stupid I ain't signing no autographs Che Guevara reincarnated now who has the last laugh?
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Sep 14, 2018
Sep 14, 2018 at 6:48 PM UTC
**** The Police
**** the Police Coming straight out the underground Young brother got it bad Cuz I look Mexican and I'm brown Can't forget to do diarrhea on the sheriff deputies Cuz you wear a uniform and a badge think you deserve respect like a G Biggest violaters of civil rights in the ******* land take advantage of everybody cuz you think we're stupid and you can Where are you going? What's your name? Are you on Probation? California is not a stop and identify state How about I cuff your *** Take you to an alley and let out all my frustration Am I under arrest? Or am I free to go is what I ask Boo bop & slit your throat come up from behind with a ******* Chucky mask I'm the worst ******* nightmare there ever has been A conscious, Chicano, 5 percenter Moorish American free national citizen How about next time you **** one of us We hunt you down, home invade your family and launch you all of a cliff in a bus. Quick to leave a pig bleeding left for dead in a ***** ditch ***** sewed to your mouth, you wanna be me punk *** ***** Or we'll cut your head off and stick it to a thousand foot pole start the vampire nation, count Vlad's idea yea I stole. 14th amendment, 85 percenter corporate security guard driving a big *** truck with your undersized ***** and you think your all hard, you ******* ****** You're obvious and pathetic I got no time to play We don't die we multiply and the movement is here to stay. Get off me stupid I ain't signing no autographs Che Guevara reincarnated now who has the last laugh?
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Scribble Scrabble Dot. Over the blank pages She dotted down the words She had not courage to speak She drew her feelings On the empty sheet of her notebook. One day she ran out of pages So she drew along her hands Scribble Scrabble Dot. The doodles of how it used to be While the breeze gently touched her hair The beat of a song flowing through her ears. And then one day she ran out of hands. So she wrote daily encouragements along her arms and legs Her mama yelled and told her she was silly, she would get poisoned. And she just kept writing. Until one day she ran out of arms and legs. So she started to doodle down her chest and on her face. But then she realized she was doing it all wrong. Scribble Scrabble Scratch. She washed her hands, and her arms, and legs, and chest, and face. She then picked up a phone and started calling various companies. Scribble Scrabble Dot. There she was, at her autobiography book signing. She put down her pen she got from her father at the age of 4, And held up the book that had her face plastered across it. She smiled and held her book up I'm triumph. Scribble Scrabble Dot.
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May 24, 2015
May 24, 2015 at 3:03 PM UTC
Scribble Scrabble Dot
I guess you could say I'm supportive of gay marriage Because if a boy and a girl can get married Then a boy and a boy can get married And if a boy and a boy can get married Then a girl and a girl can get married And I say this because I don't care who they marry As long as it isn't who I want to marry And I guess you could say I'm supportive of smoking Because I don't care if you destroy your lungs As long as it isn't around me I don't care if you decided to sit in a smoke filled haze for the rest of your life Wondering when it all went wrong as long as you Don't call me at three am saying you have no choices And you've given up. And I guess you could say I'm supportive of selling your body, mind and soul Because I don't care as long as I'm not written into the fine print And you're not signing me up for something I don't want to partake in. See I'm selfish, I'm supportive of a lot of things As long as the rioters don't come to my door demanding changes And the altercations and "long live prosperity". I don't care if it counters my ingrained beliefs, It's not the end of the world Just anther person doing what they want to do So I guess you could say I am a liberal, But I'd say I'm just too busy to give a **** About controlling people's lives and that instead Of making people conform I'd rather Be getting **** done to actually Change The World
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 9:54 PM UTC
The Not So Liberal
June 1st, 1998. A child born, A boy, With a mop of brown hair, And complications. Pulse weak, Not getting enough oxygen... But the complications? They were handled. June 1st, 2003. Blowing out your candles, Looking forward to things to come. Like being the ring bearer in your parents' wedding. June 1st, 2005. Forfeiting your birthday wish, Because your wish is coming true. Your brother is born July 26th. June 1st, 2012. Looking back on middle school, And ahead on the monster known as high school. June 1st, 2013. Looking back on freshman year, And celebrating 6 months with the first girl you ever loved. You're positive she's the one. June 1st, 2014. Looking back on sophomore year, Relishing the thought of being an  upperclassman, Yet still mourning the loss of your first love almost a year before, on June 26th. June 1st, 2016. Going to the meeting and signing the paperwork. Feeling more pride than ever in your life. You leave for basic training in August. Little do you know, you will be medically discharged in November of the next year. June 1st, 2018. I will look back on all I have done. My failures most of all. Because they're all I have.
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Feb 5, 2017
Feb 5, 2017 at 10:45 AM UTC
June 1st, ----
you know that option for signing yourself off in a card not simply 'love' or even 'lots of love' the one with the deeper meaning the more you think about it the more it becomes yours truly these two words put together have different intentions there's the 'yours truly' that serves a kind, platonic message there's the 'yours truly' that's meant for business, formal and mandatory but the one this poem happens to be about is the one you write when you want that person to know .... well, wouldn't that be telling? it's a game of interpretation dependent on dynamic not only in the world of cards but in life, in literature, in love see i've had 18 years to ponder this and, you see, the phrase 'yours truly' always reminds me, somehow, of pride & prejudice another 'most ardently' it's one of those phrases that isn't just a phrase it's a message an intention i have never been 'yours truly' not until i met you in a world where intimacy = romance there's you and i more than family in words not yet discovered not yet in the dictionary i could describe us but that time has not yet come and i reckon i'll never find the right words i doubt i could even find the wrong ones nothing has ever really come close nothing but yours truly because you see that's the truth of it, brother i am truly yours and i know what you're thinking this sounds like a love poem and you'd be right it's just not a romantic one i am yours, truly truly yours yours truly in any way you arrange these two words it's perfectly describing you and i yours - because i belong to and with you in a way i never have with anyone else truly - because i couldn't think of a greater truth yours truly meaning; a walking, talking anchor, a source of comfort a however long phone call, a casual distraction in the form of a chat a sentinel at your side, whether physically or not, i'm with you a sister, a brother, a substitute for all and any family you might need a warm, breathing reminder that you are not a **** up, because here i remain a portable, perfectly willing cushion, a simple solution to touch starvation a buddy for those long nights where sleep escapes the both of us, a comrade in insomnia a single, everstanding, ever dilligent and passionate reason to continue living, another life you have saved a fellow adventurer, a fan of not just the things you love but the things you love and owe your happiness to a stubborn loyalty, a fierce, angry, vengeful power that will never dim and never die out, a companion in the worst of times a reason you can rest your weary body at the end of every day and every night without fear of the nightmares or abandonment so george this is a shambles a rambling mess but the point has always been that i am yours truly, alistair.
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 4:48 PM UTC
yours truly
you know that option for signing yourself off in a card not simply 'love' or even 'lots of love' the one with the deeper meaning the more you think about it the more it becomes yours truly these two words put together have different intentions there's the 'yours truly' that serves a kind, platonic message there's the 'yours truly' that's meant for business, formal and mandatory but the one this poem happens to be about is the one you write when you want that person to know .... well, wouldn't that be telling? it's a game of interpretation dependent on dynamic not only in the world of cards but in life, in literature, in love see i've had 18 years to ponder this and, you see, the phrase 'yours truly' always reminds me, somehow, of pride & prejudice another 'most ardently' it's one of those phrases that isn't just a phrase it's a message an intention i have never been 'yours truly' not until i met you in a world where intimacy = romance there's you and i more than family in words not yet discovered not yet in the dictionary i could describe us but that time has not yet come and i reckon i'll never find the right words i doubt i could even find the wrong ones nothing has ever really come close nothing but yours truly because you see that's the truth of it, brother i am truly yours and i know what you're thinking this sounds like a love poem and you'd be right it's just not a romantic one i am yours, truly truly yours yours truly in any way you arrange these two words it's perfectly describing you and i yours - because i belong to and with you in a way i never have with anyone else truly - because i couldn't think of a greater truth yours truly meaning; a walking, talking anchor, a source of comfort a however long phone call, a casual distraction in the form of a chat a sentinel at your side, whether physically or not, i'm with you a sister, a brother, a substitute for all and any family you might need a warm, breathing reminder that you are not a **** up, because here i remain a portable, perfectly willing cushion, a simple solution to touch starvation a buddy for those long nights where sleep escapes the both of us, a comrade in insomnia a single, everstanding, ever dilligent and passionate reason to continue living, another life you have saved a fellow adventurer, a fan of not just the things you love but the things you love and owe your happiness to a stubborn loyalty, a fierce, angry, vengeful power that will never dim and never die out, a companion in the worst of times a reason you can rest your weary body at the end of every day and every night without fear of the nightmares or abandonment so george this is a shambles a rambling mess but the point has always been that i am yours truly, alistair.
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----------x---------x---------x----------x---------- *Our Donald J. Trump, he's the president of the United States In America and Washington DC, He's the greatest! He's got the pen, He's got the power, He's the man of the hour   And he's signing executive orders as fast as he can! He's just like superman, Woa! - By 4 am he's inked a travel ban, Kissed his wife, walked the dog and sanctioned Iran! And Donald J. Trump's done all of this before sunrise, Whew! Regards, President Donald J. Trump,  45 stars for you!* ---------x----------x----------x---------x----------
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Feb 4, 2017
Feb 4, 2017 at 7:57 PM UTC
Regards, President Donald J. Trump, 45 Stars for You
Strumming the untuned strings, he stares drunkenly into the setting sun of yesteryears songs, sung of lost dreams and the birthed ambitions of the dark, dark days to be. Happily, he tears up in the fortunate tragedies, of the reclamation in his dreams, as he seethes out the damnation of his steeds, galloping gallantly through his being. All seeing, in the finite fleeting when he sings, of strummed dreams to the rhythms of heart beats lost, embossed on the epitaphs of kings. Sad songs of dreams once had. Be glad for that, which does not **** you, only to bestow upon you, the gratitude of the weirding ways, in passionate display for us all to play nice. Shake these dice and jump aboard this bus of wandering poetry, from the porches of poets singing to the sun. From the morning Moet, to the afternoon beer run. we sing of dreams of better things we blaspheme and spin the scenes of our murdered dreams and just clean the guilt away I am so awesome as to be devoid of fault. I am a god that cracks the asphalt. I am the angel signing the clause, of deserved harm. I am the indentured servant sounding the alarm, with the charm of a Trojan horse, forced to adhere to the most righteous path. The first The last Laugh of inevitability Honing in on the ability to capture the longevity of dream warriors, in the lock of predators, in the employ of a senator, from the center of the heart, to impart on you the fear from thieves caught in the plight of those fraught with the graces of an exterminator, exterminating the pro-creators of your world. Soldiers unraveled in the lavished gavels of real criminals drowning in their own subliminal theories of the self imposed heresies of intention. Free will A fragile blessing I cracked, all so long ago, as i gently bestow my belligerence upon your innocence and **** it all away. I'm the ******* son Strumming for the only one. Once. Before the lore of the storm. Born of the swoon of a gun. More than one. Once. As the day faded into night, his strumming turned plucking, as he slightly eased from reprise to silence, in the whisper of nights words, easing him into the blur, of sleep.
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Sep 9, 2012
Sep 9, 2012 at 3:46 PM UTC
{ He bled into the sun }
Strumming the untuned strings, he stares drunkenly into the setting sun of yesteryears songs, sung of lost dreams and the birthed ambitions of the dark, dark days to be. Happily, he tears up in the fortunate tragedies, of the reclamation in his dreams, as he seethes out the damnation of his steeds, galloping gallantly through his being. All seeing, in the finite fleeting when he sings, of strummed dreams to the rhythms of heart beats lost, embossed on the epitaphs of kings. Sad songs of dreams once had. Be glad for that, which does not **** you, only to bestow upon you, the gratitude of the weirding ways, in passionate display for us all to play nice. Shake these dice and jump aboard this bus of wandering poetry, from the porches of poets singing to the sun. From the morning Moet, to the afternoon beer run. we sing of dreams of better things we blaspheme and spin the scenes of our murdered dreams and just clean the guilt away I am so awesome as to be devoid of fault. I am a god that cracks the asphalt. I am the angel signing the clause, of deserved harm. I am the indentured servant sounding the alarm, with the charm of a Trojan horse, forced to adhere to the most righteous path. The first The last Laugh of inevitability Honing in on the ability to capture the longevity of dream warriors, in the lock of predators, in the employ of a senator, from the center of the heart, to impart on you the fear from thieves caught in the plight of those fraught with the graces of an exterminator, exterminating the pro-creators of your world. Soldiers unraveled in the lavished gavels of real criminals drowning in their own subliminal theories of the self imposed heresies of intention. Free will A fragile blessing I cracked, all so long ago, as i gently bestow my belligerence upon your innocence and **** it all away. I'm the ******* son Strumming for the only one. Once. Before the lore of the storm. Born of the swoon of a gun. More than one. Once. As the day faded into night, his strumming turned plucking, as he slightly eased from reprise to silence, in the whisper of nights words, easing him into the blur, of sleep.
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I had to walk out of physics today, make my way to the back of the room shoot for the door with my hands on my hips. Just started pacing. I just stated pacing and pacing and pacing. I followed the thin grey lines between the linoleum tiles with my toes counting every second I was out of class and weighing that against how many more it would take on a chance against hell to get me back in there again. I wasn't smart. I never had been. I just filled in bubbles correctly and I wrote all the right things on a convincing, cliché college paper. I don't even know why I took physic, but it sounded like a good idea when I was eighteen and scared and had some woman with a long braid screaming at me, "advising" me that it was the "right direction." I didn't even know who I was then so how could she. I could mouth off a good response or two and I probably embody every great literary character in commercial fiction that is the guy in the grey skinny jeans reading Shakespeare in the corner of the dining hall. Well, I'm not. I'm not some stereotype for your next creative writing assignment. I just happen to think my *** looks good in skinny jeans, I actually hate Shakespeare, and the corner of the dining hall has the best air conditioning. It's that simple. There's your answer. But my fingertips were shaking and my mind was racing and there I was just pacing and pacing and pacing because this is ******** This class is ******** This college is ******** And the whole world might as well be ******** right along with it. I never went back into class that day. Which ***** actually because I lost a good backpack and calculator, but in the long run it worked out alright because here I am writing this and getting paid for it, not that I'm greedy or anything (I get paid a whole lot if you care to know) but I'm writing more than just about that day I couldn't breathe in physics class. I'm writing to tell you that there's quite a great deal of superficial things in this world and if you find yourself a part of it I'm demanding you leave. Leave your good notebook, your steady job, your filthy marriage. Leave it because it's actually true no matter how stupid it sounds that life is too short and things that are real need to be attacked and clutched onto if you want them to last. I guess I can thank that institution actually for teaching me everything I never wanted to know, and for getting me to where I am with multiple publications, a book signing or to, a beautiful wife, three kids, a screenplay, oh and a big F U to those that said I would never do it. (Dr. Hefer, that means you).
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Aug 31, 2013
Aug 31, 2013 at 12:17 PM UTC
My Panic Attack in Physics
I had to walk out of physics today, make my way to the back of the room shoot for the door with my hands on my hips. Just started pacing. I just stated pacing and pacing and pacing. I followed the thin grey lines between the linoleum tiles with my toes counting every second I was out of class and weighing that against how many more it would take on a chance against hell to get me back in there again. I wasn't smart. I never had been. I just filled in bubbles correctly and I wrote all the right things on a convincing, cliché college paper. I don't even know why I took physic, but it sounded like a good idea when I was eighteen and scared and had some woman with a long braid screaming at me, "advising" me that it was the "right direction." I didn't even know who I was then so how could she. I could mouth off a good response or two and I probably embody every great literary character in commercial fiction that is the guy in the grey skinny jeans reading Shakespeare in the corner of the dining hall. Well, I'm not. I'm not some stereotype for your next creative writing assignment. I just happen to think my *** looks good in skinny jeans, I actually hate Shakespeare, and the corner of the dining hall has the best air conditioning. It's that simple. There's your answer. But my fingertips were shaking and my mind was racing and there I was just pacing and pacing and pacing because this is ******** This class is ******** This college is ******** And the whole world might as well be ******** right along with it. I never went back into class that day. Which ***** actually because I lost a good backpack and calculator, but in the long run it worked out alright because here I am writing this and getting paid for it, not that I'm greedy or anything (I get paid a whole lot if you care to know) but I'm writing more than just about that day I couldn't breathe in physics class. I'm writing to tell you that there's quite a great deal of superficial things in this world and if you find yourself a part of it I'm demanding you leave. Leave your good notebook, your steady job, your filthy marriage. Leave it because it's actually true no matter how stupid it sounds that life is too short and things that are real need to be attacked and clutched onto if you want them to last. I guess I can thank that institution actually for teaching me everything I never wanted to know, and for getting me to where I am with multiple publications, a book signing or to, a beautiful wife, three kids, a screenplay, oh and a big F U to those that said I would never do it. (Dr. Hefer, that means you).
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Missed me, missed me, now you gotta kiss me. I like to play a game called hard to forget. Rose petal lips wish for your attention. Attention: tomorrow you’ll wish we’d never met. Lean a little closer, and just give in. Bust through that barrier, blocking your desire. Feel the radiation as you touch my skin. Our eyes magnetize, signing a single contract. Your stone-carved face fills my vision. Hesitate for a moment, entertaining free will. That’s silly. Dropping that was a condition. Your mouth’s warm breeze tantalizes my lips, but we stay stubborn still. Always and forever. I wrote in pencil. Veracity in my eyes; “Baby, I can’t lie.” Touch. Spark. Ignition. This fire you can handle, You think. I inhale, to let out a siren’s sigh. It’s too late now. The spell has been cast. I’ve infected your present. You won’t be the last. You’ll never forget. Kissed me kissed me. Now you’re gonna miss me.
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Oct 10, 2012
Oct 10, 2012 at 3:42 AM UTC
Love Games
I thought about this long and hard In fact I thought about it all the time What would happen to belly button lint If you set the stuff on fire I collected more than enough Over the years to see this through So I went and invited a few friends along The word it spread and the crowd it grew All the folk from the town came out They'd been collecting belly button lint just like I had Not quite as impressive a pile as mine I guess I'm the biggest belly button lint dust collecting man That's (B.B.B.L.D.C.M.) if you want to simplify who it is I am You might think that's something to be proud of And believe me when I say that I am After I got through signing autographs We proceeded with my grand plan The crowd stepped up one by one To toss their lint onto the pile Coming close to blocking out the moon As the pile grew ever higher (Finally the time had come to light up the famed belly button lint dust fire) It was Frankie who spoke up first And said he'd be honored to flick his bic That was the very last time we saw any of him Frankie and the lint lit up like a rocket ship When the shock wore off I turned around And saw the whole town up in flames I've had a lot of great ideas before I'm not quite sure this was one of them I now live in a hippie commune in the woods Since my towns no longer there It's kind of lonely without Frankie around Although there's still that lingering hint of burning hair I no longer collect belly button lint these days I sure learned my lesson with that Haven't worked out the details of my next grand idea But I can tell you it involves a big ball of my ear wax
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 8:06 AM UTC
The Great Belly Button Lint Dust Fire Of 93'
I thought about this long and hard In fact I thought about it all the time What would happen to belly button lint If you set the stuff on fire I collected more than enough Over the years to see this through So I went and invited a few friends along The word it spread and the crowd it grew All the folk from the town came out They'd been collecting belly button lint just like I had Not quite as impressive a pile as mine I guess I'm the biggest belly button lint dust collecting man That's (B.B.B.L.D.C.M.) if you want to simplify who it is I am You might think that's something to be proud of And believe me when I say that I am After I got through signing autographs We proceeded with my grand plan The crowd stepped up one by one To toss their lint onto the pile Coming close to blocking out the moon As the pile grew ever higher (Finally the time had come to light up the famed belly button lint dust fire) It was Frankie who spoke up first And said he'd be honored to flick his bic That was the very last time we saw any of him Frankie and the lint lit up like a rocket ship When the shock wore off I turned around And saw the whole town up in flames I've had a lot of great ideas before I'm not quite sure this was one of them I now live in a hippie commune in the woods Since my towns no longer there It's kind of lonely without Frankie around Although there's still that lingering hint of burning hair I no longer collect belly button lint these days I sure learned my lesson with that Haven't worked out the details of my next grand idea But I can tell you it involves a big ball of my ear wax
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I never drove by that was the ***** way,              half time trying to hit a wet spot blind. or killing the time of those who were never meant to fall... Got honor between the lines, I'll stop the car,               open the door, walk out suited not you average gangster, look like the others and no one running till I pulls out your friend it anit here for a meet and greet. More like say hello to, goodbye...    you bleeding on the floor, I'm a good shot... One to the chest, you fell now one to the head,    you aint paid you bills now your blood                                            stained in the wind. Casually walking back to the car signing          autographs of his followers.   This meet and greets been productive,    Family signing you off on the morgue... I aint going to lie the only necktie I be            tightening is yours... Tied to a chair, if I need information,    asking as politely with a ball hammer                                    and some pliers... I had a few mouths shout off, now they walk the street silently,   never **** disrespect. Show what silence sounds like, respect is fear          and I'm the scarecrow in the field. And you crows,     you worm eaters ain't seen nothing yet..
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Oct 10, 2020
Oct 10, 2020 at 6:49 PM UTC
Not Your Average
You are drinking yourself red-eyed and crumpled on an unmade bed meanwhile I am hating the world’s promiscuity and signing autographs that serve no alternate purpose subsequent to their ink-blotted conceptions and silently my heart scratches and claws and penetrates bone, muscle, and choked fat to get to you How will we know when we’re no longer young enough to inconsequentially rot our bodies from the inside out? If I could I would search for a space impenetrable by ants molecules and medium-sized atoms that exists between my pale finger tips and your freckled bare back moving slowly up and down If I could I would be somewhere where nothing is the tarnished byproduct of anything where no one will remind anyone not to clog their throats or minds or eyes when they shiver and choke on scarlet inkblots and chug gasoline and wipe away dirt stains and drink each other’s shame and form cuts on the soles of their feet after rushing barefoot through beds of sharp stones to reach other
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Dec 24, 2012
Dec 24, 2012 at 11:53 PM UTC
We The Hate Generation