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"simpleton" poems
I've let myself uncover from the bitter truth and false promises. I've let sarcasm drip. Like a river full of diamonds, Shiny,cut and pointed. I've liberated from your nasty attitude. Cigarette butts scattered everywhere. I've rise like a phoenix, Like a tall skyscraper. As a tear tricks down my barren face, My fingers struggle to coordinate. Maybe because this heart has bore too much. Too much of pointless high emotions, Of love,life and jealousy. I was a simpleton indeed. And you were the  destructor But no toxic people, There ain't any room for you this time. Coz am rising now. Rising-above all your ****** crap. I'm your worst dream this time. I'm your  NIGHTMARE .
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Feb 18, 2016
Feb 18, 2016 at 12:43 PM UTC
Sarcasm Drips
reloading old identity cleping outdated usernames abandoning acrostic ambitions disputing spratly islands receiving horizontal signals tumbling otiose panda impending carefree senility otiose stage of life shrinking ambient world making minimal effort duchamping social networks ambushing personified ennui restoring usual efforts ignoring stupid people adding textual value owning this joint rejecting ignorant extroverts acting mutually unintelligble hoisting stan-lee cup replacing wanton ubiety eluding twitter fame splashing excessive relativism offending another simpleton preparing arcane cthulhusphere crashing unpredictable festival selecting subtextual moombahton intensifying model topography drafting minimal cornucopia using nomadic project implementing harsher personality importing robotic inhumanity referencing landmark event ingesting excessive liquids accepting relative invisibility purchasing immortal confidence using rhapsodical database assuming nothing works developing impactful eruptions ejecting ambient frustration synthesizing tactile festival raining during parade mocking rich people mastering minimalist writing avoiding preprandial stinkaroo spreading non-ideological propaganda
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Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 11:24 AM UTC
201506-w4
Strange nights, starry eyes a little something to keep me going no I don't lack in surprise or modesty and yet if honesty was a commodity I'd surely be rich and living it up or dead in a ditch for never giving it up and you just don't quit pry away the drink from my hands and take a sip never seen anyone bite anything the way that you bite on your lip I don't know what you're looking for but you won't find it in me a compliment, a shred of decency a night of thrills and secrecy a shoulder to cry on or just something to ride on no, you won't find it in me Got no money, no worries don't sell drugs never felt the need not a pick me up or shake you down nothing changes when I'm around no I don't want you and you don't want me Living life like a grazed knee the pain is always there it stings something always has to rub up on me so if another stained garment is what you want to be then, darling pick away at my layers I can never seem to heal but I go on like nothing hurts me and it could be worse you could be just another verse in my poetry and the night isn't over yet but you've just about heard enough I bet I don't know what you're looking for but you won't find it in me a friend for the night, a happy ending a story to tell your girls, a heart for mending someone to rely on or just something to ride on no, you won't find it in me Got no money, no worries don't sell drugs never felt the need not a pick me up or shake you down nothing changes when I'm around no I don't want you and you don't want me Still relentless in your advances but I can't take any chances I'm susceptible to heartbreak why do you think I'm sat here drinking alone? unlike you I haven't looked down at a phone I've no one to call, I've nowhere to be if you're wanting a simpleton that's not me I'm not offering late night comfort calls I don't even own a settee are you my therapist now? too many questions are detrimental to trust and I think you've just about heard enough I don't know what you're looking for but you won't find it in me won't pick you up, won't shake you down won't show you a good time and stick around I'm not your wings to fly on or just something to ride on no, you won't find it in me
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Dec 3, 2016
Dec 3, 2016 at 11:27 AM UTC
You Won't Find it in Me
Strange nights, starry eyes a little something to keep me going no I don't lack in surprise or modesty and yet if honesty was a commodity I'd surely be rich and living it up or dead in a ditch for never giving it up and you just don't quit pry away the drink from my hands and take a sip never seen anyone bite anything the way that you bite on your lip I don't know what you're looking for but you won't find it in me a compliment, a shred of decency a night of thrills and secrecy a shoulder to cry on or just something to ride on no, you won't find it in me Got no money, no worries don't sell drugs never felt the need not a pick me up or shake you down nothing changes when I'm around no I don't want you and you don't want me Living life like a grazed knee the pain is always there it stings something always has to rub up on me so if another stained garment is what you want to be then, darling pick away at my layers I can never seem to heal but I go on like nothing hurts me and it could be worse you could be just another verse in my poetry and the night isn't over yet but you've just about heard enough I bet I don't know what you're looking for but you won't find it in me a friend for the night, a happy ending a story to tell your girls, a heart for mending someone to rely on or just something to ride on no, you won't find it in me Got no money, no worries don't sell drugs never felt the need not a pick me up or shake you down nothing changes when I'm around no I don't want you and you don't want me Still relentless in your advances but I can't take any chances I'm susceptible to heartbreak why do you think I'm sat here drinking alone? unlike you I haven't looked down at a phone I've no one to call, I've nowhere to be if you're wanting a simpleton that's not me I'm not offering late night comfort calls I don't even own a settee are you my therapist now? too many questions are detrimental to trust and I think you've just about heard enough I don't know what you're looking for but you won't find it in me won't pick you up, won't shake you down won't show you a good time and stick around I'm not your wings to fly on or just something to ride on no, you won't find it in me
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Within this jungle, which is ours I ride the back of Thunder-cloud, my friend Around and through the thickets thick banyan trees & palm fruit fallen leaves Down muddy earthen paths until everything is green and shadows until inside its heart, the rain forest trees of this jungle are city buildings - tall and choir of fauna high and low do not fear to sing beneath our cathedral's shade In this kingdom of flora and ruby rich dirt belongs to thunder-cloud and dirt-poor me A Mowgli on his elephant, hollars ahead to any that hear "We are free!" Here, far from the whips' lashing, guns, away from the loud business of murderous money They who say that I am nothing in their eyes who abacus my worth with looks with upraising lust of wolves but I a free man, a simpleton for beloved (Earth) I am dark skinned Krishna on my steed of thunder-clouds A native son of brown & green wilderness caterwauling to the beyonds unknown Within our jungle, brother thunder, my elephant of deep clouds gray we are Mammoth and as wild as wide as open as free... with every step forward on this living journey we will take a peaceful kind of smile will only be what is written upon each lovely lovely face *(Within our jungles...we live simply without the Man's hate not today will I hunger, nor will I thirst fed on real wonder, drank clouds of Himalayan rain without a rupee to my name... on the back of thunder my gentle Ganesh - I have no one to blame.)*
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May 20, 2016
May 20, 2016 at 3:11 PM UTC
MOWGLI ON THUNDER
a HOME credible THE BISHOP accusation ADMINISTRATION is PARISHES one MINISTRIES that, SCHOOLS after RESOURCES review SAFE ENVIRONMENT of EMPLOYEES reasonably CAREERS available, CONTACT US relevant MAKE A GIFT information BISHOP’S FAITH APPEAL in LOVE AND JUSTICE consultation AFRICAN AMERICAN MINISTRY with CATHOLIC CHARITIES the PLANNED GIVING Diocesan CHANCELLOR Review OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTION Board HISPANIC MINISTRY or CAMPUS MINISTRY other CRIMINAL JUSTICE MINISTRY professionals, STEWARDSHIP AND COMMUNICATIONS there YOUTH MINISTRY is FINANCIAL SERVICES reason MODERATOR OF THE CURIA to MAKE A GIFT TO THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN believe SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY is FAMILY LIFE MINISTRY true VOCATIONS The soup today is not what it could be; We’d better search out the old recipe Explanatory Note: I fear the poem as written fails, which is my fault (perhaps I have lapsed into fuzziness from reading Leonard Cohen), so here is a bit of exposition: The words in small print are a quote from the Bishops of Texas (long may they wave), generated by some in-house scrivener, about what constitutes a "credible accusation."  "Credible accusation" is not a title in civil, criminal, or canon law, and it appears to be some sort of Article 58 (cf. Solzhenitsyn's The Gulag Archipelago), a means whereby anyone is guilty because he has been accused.  It stinks. Also stinky is the behavior of some few priests and religious. Anyway, I pulled the quote from a diocesan web site, and scattered among it in LARGE TYPE categories from that site.  I stirred 'em all up in a soup because the matter of paedophilia and the bishops' responses seem to be a soup, making it difficult for a "good simpleton" (cf A Canticle for Leibowitz) like me to understand. May God have mercy on us all.
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Feb 4, 2019
Feb 4, 2019 at 4:20 PM UTC
Our Catholic Soup Kitchen (Explanatory Note Appended)
a HOME credible THE BISHOP accusation ADMINISTRATION is PARISHES one MINISTRIES that, SCHOOLS after RESOURCES review SAFE ENVIRONMENT of EMPLOYEES reasonably CAREERS available, CONTACT US relevant MAKE A GIFT information BISHOP’S FAITH APPEAL in LOVE AND JUSTICE consultation AFRICAN AMERICAN MINISTRY with CATHOLIC CHARITIES the PLANNED GIVING Diocesan CHANCELLOR Review OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTION Board HISPANIC MINISTRY or CAMPUS MINISTRY other CRIMINAL JUSTICE MINISTRY professionals, STEWARDSHIP AND COMMUNICATIONS there YOUTH MINISTRY is FINANCIAL SERVICES reason MODERATOR OF THE CURIA to MAKE A GIFT TO THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN believe SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY is FAMILY LIFE MINISTRY true VOCATIONS The soup today is not what it could be; We’d better search out the old recipe Explanatory Note: I fear the poem as written fails, which is my fault (perhaps I have lapsed into fuzziness from reading Leonard Cohen), so here is a bit of exposition: The words in small print are a quote from the Bishops of Texas (long may they wave), generated by some in-house scrivener, about what constitutes a "credible accusation."  "Credible accusation" is not a title in civil, criminal, or canon law, and it appears to be some sort of Article 58 (cf. Solzhenitsyn's The Gulag Archipelago), a means whereby anyone is guilty because he has been accused.  It stinks. Also stinky is the behavior of some few priests and religious. Anyway, I pulled the quote from a diocesan web site, and scattered among it in LARGE TYPE categories from that site.  I stirred 'em all up in a soup because the matter of paedophilia and the bishops' responses seem to be a soup, making it difficult for a "good simpleton" (cf A Canticle for Leibowitz) like me to understand. May God have mercy on us all.
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Tis I am just a man, a boy if thou want to sayest, a foolish lad; who hast hurt his blessing of a queen. Tis I am just a man, a sinner, a prehistoric bringer; of sorrows Where bird's dont sing. O' wretched man I am; overlooking this perfect flower, she's arrayed as a petal neath the tropical hours. O' im just the rain that brings the flood of many woes. I wish, O' how I wish, I couldst pour all contentment and merriment into her lonesome soul. Tis she's the rainbow, I the dusky storm. O' how her glow maketh mine day's liveable; O' how her voice is opulent galore. If only she knew, she is mine better, mine best; mine breath of yellow dew. Though I've not shown her the worth that she is; mine trials and tribulations hast become mine abyss. Though I shalt get through This passage of gloom. With God All is possible; Even being set free from this tomb. Tis I am just a man, a boy if thou want to sayest, a foolish lad. Who if couldst wouldst start all afresh; re-giving mine love, and to get all mine best. How a simpleton ive been; To not seest heaven's eastern gem, glimmer her perfect wing's, for mine foolishness, these word's shalt I sing. (Goes into song form, words "I love you jane, please forgive me" sung in spanish, greek, cebuano, tagalog/filipino)....... (Spanish) Te amo jane, por favor perdoname. (Greek) Se 'agapó Jane, Se parakaló synchóresé me. (Cebuano) ako nahigugma kanimo Jane, palihug pasayloa ako. (Tagalog/filipino) Mahal kita jane, patawarin mo ako. ©Brandon nagley ©lonesome poets poetry ©earl Jane nagley dedication (agapi mou dedicated)
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Feb 25, 2017
Feb 25, 2017 at 6:54 PM UTC
Her worth, is worth more than a poem
Tis I am just a man, a boy if thou want to sayest, a foolish lad; who hast hurt his blessing of a queen. Tis I am just a man, a sinner, a prehistoric bringer; of sorrows Where bird's dont sing. O' wretched man I am; overlooking this perfect flower, she's arrayed as a petal neath the tropical hours. O' im just the rain that brings the flood of many woes. I wish, O' how I wish, I couldst pour all contentment and merriment into her lonesome soul. Tis she's the rainbow, I the dusky storm. O' how her glow maketh mine day's liveable; O' how her voice is opulent galore. If only she knew, she is mine better, mine best; mine breath of yellow dew. Though I've not shown her the worth that she is; mine trials and tribulations hast become mine abyss. Though I shalt get through This passage of gloom. With God All is possible; Even being set free from this tomb. Tis I am just a man, a boy if thou want to sayest, a foolish lad. Who if couldst wouldst start all afresh; re-giving mine love, and to get all mine best. How a simpleton ive been; To not seest heaven's eastern gem, glimmer her perfect wing's, for mine foolishness, these word's shalt I sing. (Goes into song form, words "I love you jane, please forgive me" sung in spanish, greek, cebuano, tagalog/filipino)....... (Spanish) Te amo jane, por favor perdoname. (Greek) Se 'agapó Jane, Se parakaló synchóresé me. (Cebuano) ako nahigugma kanimo Jane, palihug pasayloa ako. (Tagalog/filipino) Mahal kita jane, patawarin mo ako. ©Brandon nagley ©lonesome poets poetry ©earl Jane nagley dedication (agapi mou dedicated)
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More fickle than the seasons fragile like thawing ice attached with a firm grip clutching like a baby’s hand. Desperate but never dangerous susceptible yet not defenceless acquiescent, though a fool. They are the simpleton’s that embrace counterfeit fables, illusions of promise And at the end that makes them break
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Dec 30, 2020
Dec 30, 2020 at 8:21 AM UTC
untitled
Where are my stone cold optimist Roll call all positive no hostages I feed of the energy in my approximate vicinity Then whole world will know an optimist   Gather your belongings and meet me at the rocket ship Yes truly I will be with the hostages taking roll call all positive Sergent! no hostages are in Thats work for an optimist Blood and sweat my middle name Thats an optimist riding a rocket ship Our heart beats so hard numbing our veins Thats a maddening fit But you know how sweet victory is for an optimist Take is easy simpleton optimist Real optimist be like oh yeah smiling in there hearts All positive not a negated positive deluded optimist The End
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Sep 12, 2014
Sep 12, 2014 at 1:05 PM UTC
Hostages and optimist
Smiles and Cheers as the Pony-Child confirmed She really does favour you to the Brim Her Speech speaks Volumes as Harmony adjourned In keeping your Lamp from casting too Dim For in this World's Class one is not so sure, Which Category this Gospel is kept Whether which Page is Sweet or which is Pure, Or which those Dreaded Ants would mark Inept Praises! Hone that Dull Knife to turn so Sharp Then this Simpleton's Sail will land un-cut A Good Brew; A Better Play of the Harp Will tune your Te Deums anything but. A little Humour, Friend, goes a Long Way And this same Pony-Child begs you to stay.
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Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013 at 11:30 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - TWENTY-ONE - TOM DALEY
Deep In the Universe of which we perceive but a fraction: Exist an All encompassing Mighty Goddess of Compassion, Whether scrying a Luminous Being immune to any curse, Or a simpleton Women, with a few worries to nurse, Whether at home, or some world's distant shore Whether sentient ones in distant Heaven adored Whether in silence or at war, Goddess we whisper or roar! Wisdom sweet like the Nectar of a thousand peaches Worlds at Peace, Passages to Endless Realms within our reaches For Love, Peace above us to Crusades beneath A Goddess Bold, a Heart of Blissful Eternal Heat. We fight, and strikes red devils, black knights For the ones innocent with truthful plights, Our Hearts in our chest, Truly Only One Holy Crest! Hearts and Minds United with The Goddess, Eternally Blessed. Whether one lost or confused, Whether sad, much trust found, lost then misused One who speaks dearly forever to those abused Goddess of Compassion, Light with All Hues. Even when facing immeasurable defeat. Whether in the Cold Hells frost or Hot Hells heat, Whether trouble or sinking fast and deep, Or perilous journey through Mountains; passages steep. Compassion an elixir and sword of eternal heat. With Wisdom together, an improbable defeat. (edited 9th May) Whether evil in the Battlefield or crawling evil hidden Reading Ancient Wisdom or Knowledge Forbidden, Even if a thousand vile voices slander in unison, The Goddess of Compassion Eternally, is Warm and Singing.
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May 24, 2016
May 24, 2016 at 12:38 AM UTC
The Mighty Goddess of Compassion
Look at him, paper-mache angel wings stapled on an empty toilet paper tube, preacher of the gospel of selective misanthropy, mourned by shredding secular holy books in tiki-torch candlelight. If you must remember him, and pray, you needn't, do so in truth, as a simpleton's martyr, no more, no more.
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Sep 19, 2025
Sep 19, 2025 at 1:30 PM UTC
Legacy
I've been collecting ear wax Since the belly button lint dust fire went bad I lost all my dignity in that fiasco So ear wax is all that I have left Believe you me, it's not easy Coming up with another scheme After burning the whole town down to the ground To get a single soul to look or even listen to me But that fateful day that I dug deep And pulled a replica of the Eiffel Tower out of my ear I knew that fame and fortune lay before me My time had arrived, my time was here Who should I call first over my artful discovery The Post?  The Enquirer?  The Times? No I would call The Museum Of Modern Art in NYC For the Art World would soon be mine I knew I had to ratchet it up a notch One piece of ear wax art might be a fluke So I got out my brush...the Q-tip And removed a portrait of John Wayne AKA The Duke Since I live in a hippie commune in the woods Little furry creatures would always stop by To gaze upon the artful process Squirrels can be the best of critics...no lie! Which gave me the idea with all the left over ear wax I sculptured a mini-amusement park with mini-arcades And charged the woodland creatures nuts and berries Which helped feed the hippies with whom I stay It wasn't long after that I received the letter Stating that art had a need for me I've become known as The Andy Warhol of The Art World With abstract ear wax being my specialty Now I go to all the major "Who Does" Where everybody knows my name As I create masterpieces right before their eyes Just don't hold it to close to the flame Who would have ever thought that ear wax Would be the perfect medium To jet propel this Simpleton To Art World stardom and beyond
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May 10, 2013
May 10, 2013 at 8:25 AM UTC
~Ear Wax Art~ (The continuing saga of 'The Great Belly Button Lint Fire of 93')
I've been collecting ear wax Since the belly button lint dust fire went bad I lost all my dignity in that fiasco So ear wax is all that I have left Believe you me, it's not easy Coming up with another scheme After burning the whole town down to the ground To get a single soul to look or even listen to me But that fateful day that I dug deep And pulled a replica of the Eiffel Tower out of my ear I knew that fame and fortune lay before me My time had arrived, my time was here Who should I call first over my artful discovery The Post?  The Enquirer?  The Times? No I would call The Museum Of Modern Art in NYC For the Art World would soon be mine I knew I had to ratchet it up a notch One piece of ear wax art might be a fluke So I got out my brush...the Q-tip And removed a portrait of John Wayne AKA The Duke Since I live in a hippie commune in the woods Little furry creatures would always stop by To gaze upon the artful process Squirrels can be the best of critics...no lie! Which gave me the idea with all the left over ear wax I sculptured a mini-amusement park with mini-arcades And charged the woodland creatures nuts and berries Which helped feed the hippies with whom I stay It wasn't long after that I received the letter Stating that art had a need for me I've become known as The Andy Warhol of The Art World With abstract ear wax being my specialty Now I go to all the major "Who Does" Where everybody knows my name As I create masterpieces right before their eyes Just don't hold it to close to the flame Who would have ever thought that ear wax Would be the perfect medium To jet propel this Simpleton To Art World stardom and beyond
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At this sushi joint, she searched for the words to describe her dinner. ‘It's heaven,’ she said, ‘Yes, heaven.’ Call me a simpleton, but divinity on Earth is the sweet tinge of bourbon, the smoke of an acid 60 gauge that rolls over the tongue, and the music of Pink Floyd with the lights off. -Ron Gavalik
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Jul 26, 2018
Jul 26, 2018 at 8:26 PM UTC
Heaven
Once upon a time, there was me: A simpleton of no account, A dunderhead by word of mouth, An addle-pate, a cracking crock, A crazy who deserved a lock. Not pretty, brainy, or well-bred, Bespectacled, a short redhead With hands too small and far too pink Who’d trip or fall as soon as think. Not many prospects, they declared With such conviction I was scared. But the cast was short one role, The one who’d make the halfwit whole . . . Once upon a time, there was you: A lord of state, of high esteem, The answer to each maiden’s dream, A strong man, raven-haired, and tall? No, not this person, not at all. You had glasses just like me, And freckles where your skin should be. Your clothes were rumpled, torn and tattered Not as though that even mattered: You walked on set and came to me You got down on one gawky knee You took my pink hand in your red And, as you fixed your glasses, said: “I love your hands, your height, your hair, I love you up, down, everywhere. And I hesitate to ask you this . . . But could I maybe have a kiss?” And, for once, my tactless lips Did not resort to stumbling slips; I gave you one, I gave you two, I gave every kiss I had to you. Once upon a time, there was us: Two simpletons of no repute Two dunderheads whose names were moot: Prince Not-So-Charming and his ***** And much as cynics tried to drench The flames of addle-pated glee I found in you and you in me, As much as they enjoyed pretending, They could not harm our happy ending.
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Dec 5, 2012
Dec 5, 2012 at 1:28 AM UTC
Fairytale
Once upon a time, there was me: A simpleton of no account, A dunderhead by word of mouth, An addle-pate, a cracking crock, A crazy who deserved a lock. Not pretty, brainy, or well-bred, Bespectacled, a short redhead With hands too small and far too pink Who’d trip or fall as soon as think. Not many prospects, they declared With such conviction I was scared. But the cast was short one role, The one who’d make the halfwit whole . . . Once upon a time, there was you: A lord of state, of high esteem, The answer to each maiden’s dream, A strong man, raven-haired, and tall? No, not this person, not at all. You had glasses just like me, And freckles where your skin should be. Your clothes were rumpled, torn and tattered Not as though that even mattered: You walked on set and came to me You got down on one gawky knee You took my pink hand in your red And, as you fixed your glasses, said: “I love your hands, your height, your hair, I love you up, down, everywhere. And I hesitate to ask you this . . . But could I maybe have a kiss?” And, for once, my tactless lips Did not resort to stumbling slips; I gave you one, I gave you two, I gave every kiss I had to you. Once upon a time, there was us: Two simpletons of no repute Two dunderheads whose names were moot: Prince Not-So-Charming and his ***** And much as cynics tried to drench The flames of addle-pated glee I found in you and you in me, As much as they enjoyed pretending, They could not harm our happy ending.
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Crowds mocked her “beauty”, and peculiar scent. But the bewildered found gems in those coastal colored eyes, no matter how distorted the face. Musk aroma struck fluttering feelings, butterfly pheromones. Must have been hoax cologne. A fool to think since she lacked Venus’ allure, she would no doubt lack her games. Lying lips, spit bees, but every kiss seemed cherries. Falsely comforted in crooked arms. Humming those songs, that belonged to us, to discover they could have belonged to strangers. Eloquent mirage, sculpted for the naive girl’s needs. Wanted to believe novels of excuses, renowned author of love fiction. Tattered, tired, thoughts racing for foundation, blind heroic sense to find the treasured soul, beauty an illusion. won’t find devotion searching for ghosts. Beyond the burnt, stench stained cover, strong faith the inside was meant to illuminate. Each ember page turned, more careless and repugnant than the last. Reading with a Deerstalker hat, compass, hunting for jewels…suppose. Found dirt. Inside wretched grammar smeared with empty torn space. Simpleton, dreamer? To think there was anything more…
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Jun 27, 2012
Jun 27, 2012 at 11:30 AM UTC
Lure of the Kelpie
Speaking is an art words like paint we smear and spread out our ideas onto canvas If you paint too fast- **** it you might make a mistake Did you know paint can expire? you think come one, paint? paint can't go bad! then you try and use it and its separated and chunky and boom your whole piece is ruined. Words can expire too. did you know that? phrases and metaphors age turn ugly and contaminating just like the paint they might have been usable once, but now you'd better get some new words. Like, when referring to someone who uses a wheelchair people don't say they're crippled. because that word has expired! The same way simpleton was used to refer to someone with intellectual disabilities was is the key word there. please for the love of god don't call anyone a simpleton Lunatic was once used to refer to people with psychiatric disabilities don't say the teacher who gave you homework on a Friday is a lunatic! ******** was used to refer to people with intellectual disabilities but now you should NOT call anyone or anything ******** because it is inappropriate and insulting This isn't about taking away your words it's about what you are taking away from people with disabilities when you use language like that. what you are stripping away from people when you decide to use a word like ******* gimp deformed disfigured Freak insane lame ****** ***** spaz stupid whacko Knock it off! when you decide to use those words it takes away from anyone who has a disability or anyone who every will. Use a different word use swear words find a thesaurus. Get some new **** paint
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Jan 17, 2020
Jan 17, 2020 at 5:19 PM UTC
Expired Paint
Speaking is an art words like paint we smear and spread out our ideas onto canvas If you paint too fast- **** it you might make a mistake Did you know paint can expire? you think come one, paint? paint can't go bad! then you try and use it and its separated and chunky and boom your whole piece is ruined. Words can expire too. did you know that? phrases and metaphors age turn ugly and contaminating just like the paint they might have been usable once, but now you'd better get some new words. Like, when referring to someone who uses a wheelchair people don't say they're crippled. because that word has expired! The same way simpleton was used to refer to someone with intellectual disabilities was is the key word there. please for the love of god don't call anyone a simpleton Lunatic was once used to refer to people with psychiatric disabilities don't say the teacher who gave you homework on a Friday is a lunatic! ******** was used to refer to people with intellectual disabilities but now you should NOT call anyone or anything ******** because it is inappropriate and insulting This isn't about taking away your words it's about what you are taking away from people with disabilities when you use language like that. what you are stripping away from people when you decide to use a word like ******* gimp deformed disfigured Freak insane lame ****** ***** spaz stupid whacko Knock it off! when you decide to use those words it takes away from anyone who has a disability or anyone who every will. Use a different word use swear words find a thesaurus. Get some new **** paint
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I just look at your figure, and I die. I live in the 1930's when its 1999 Best Beauty of the “Miss YOU *** A” Laying coupled head to toe with the other train-sets. Beautiful brown/blonde. The most beautiful next to the light blue eyes of the tiger on my pc screen. As I listen to my father figure. I know you are mine. Never once pacing nights after today on tile that will not know us. Never to feel uncomfortable again. I'll be with you. 5 inches higher than any girl I've ever called the most beautiful. You win by more than five inches my dear. I watch you as you sleep and you amaze me. Utter confusion be-founds my simpleton mind. I cannot tell if I’m just stupid. Or if you’re just more intelligent. Ill Hold Both Your Hands. First time I didn't want death, was when I held life by the throat.
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Jun 10, 2013
Jun 10, 2013 at 5:06 AM UTC
First Meaningful (rational) Love Poem
addressing my southpaw weakness... don't know... my left hand is a bit... weak...    started to train it...    by extinguishing cigarette butts on each other knuckles... have two vacant slots to fill... and plenty of whiskey...        why?   i paid my Shylock...   i was **** with the Gorbachev **** on my right shoulder blade... now comes the fun part! the lesson... of boxing, with not boxing gloves! i want the middle finger knuckle to... hurt... the... the most... like Tom Waits' circus narrative...   **** these teenage girls cutting... how about their start burning themselves, with hot, metallic objects? how's that? less blood!    ha ha!                  two knuckles down... two to go...     i'm giggling with anticipation... while, i, eat, the, pain! ha ha! who gives a **** about predictability, preachers / theologians or stock brokers? so who? the Turkish barbers, the English tailors, the French chefs?!       who?               the roof, the roof, the roof is on fire, let the ************ burn... we don't don't need no water let the ************ burn, let the ************ burn...       i'm a simpleton... catch the genie... catch the lamp sort of scenario... otherwise?   bon voyage / bon soir /     mon amí!    god, i hate the french!          it's like... you want to lick them... face to face... and then... punch them...         my type of ****** nationalism! comes the third knuckle... and the cigarette... it will be put out onto! - like an interrogator might... you show the victim undergoing the torture, with yourself prior...    and then?   torture the **** out of them! ha ha! i.e. who's the buckle, who's the knuckle, and who's the knee?! oh please! please! don't mention the oysters of the elbow! have some common decency!
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Aug 18, 2018
Aug 18, 2018 at 8:52 PM UTC
addressing my southpaw weakness
addressing my southpaw weakness... don't know... my left hand is a bit... weak...    started to train it...    by extinguishing cigarette butts on each other knuckles... have two vacant slots to fill... and plenty of whiskey...        why?   i paid my Shylock...   i was **** with the Gorbachev **** on my right shoulder blade... now comes the fun part! the lesson... of boxing, with not boxing gloves! i want the middle finger knuckle to... hurt... the... the most... like Tom Waits' circus narrative...   **** these teenage girls cutting... how about their start burning themselves, with hot, metallic objects? how's that? less blood!    ha ha!                  two knuckles down... two to go...     i'm giggling with anticipation... while, i, eat, the, pain! ha ha! who gives a **** about predictability, preachers / theologians or stock brokers? so who? the Turkish barbers, the English tailors, the French chefs?!       who?               the roof, the roof, the roof is on fire, let the ************ burn... we don't don't need no water let the ************ burn, let the ************ burn...       i'm a simpleton... catch the genie... catch the lamp sort of scenario... otherwise?   bon voyage / bon soir /     mon amí!    god, i hate the french!          it's like... you want to lick them... face to face... and then... punch them...         my type of ****** nationalism! comes the third knuckle... and the cigarette... it will be put out onto! - like an interrogator might... you show the victim undergoing the torture, with yourself prior...    and then?   torture the **** out of them! ha ha! i.e. who's the buckle, who's the knuckle, and who's the knee?! oh please! please! don't mention the oysters of the elbow! have some common decency!
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Hopeless, entangled and lonely Soiled in thought. Green shrubbery in knots of friendship and senseless touch. Peonies by the dozen, resting on the floor, with drawn malice and a simpleton heart. In puddles of love and a rainfall of glass they evaporate in pointless, panicked gasps. Hopelessly. Entangled and lonely. Twirling in the frost of stormed air, and withered wrecks, and sugar glass. Peonies by the dozen dying on the floor-
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Jun 21, 2015
Jun 21, 2015 at 8:26 PM UTC
Today's Flower
I loved my mother My father didn't liked me Time to stew the muck
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Mar 20, 2015
Mar 20, 2015 at 7:20 PM UTC
Simpleton
Achhh I'm just a simpleton addled, not all there why and where the subtleties a being of no cares I move the planes I know a traveler of doubts every place, everywhere I go always an escape, an out Never to be pinned down or succumb to wiles or winds what goes comes around a matter of my sins Threads and strings proliferate pieces of my broken heart wouldn't it be so great if I weren't so torn apart
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May 3, 2018
May 3, 2018 at 7:48 PM UTC
Please, have a piece
Dost thou even go here? Can thou even read? Doth thou know the website thou art on? Poetry be what we breed! Ye foolish man! Ye simpleton! From whom unrefinement flows! Thou shalt not write, On a poetry site, A work of ****** prose! Oh yeah? Watch me. Hello beautiful people. I'm in the mood to philosophize. And this being a poetry site, let's make the topic poetry. (WARNING: this piece will be filled with opinions, personal beliefs, and probably a little butter. If you don't agree with anything I say, good for you. Way to have opinions. AND WHATEVER YOU DO. DON'T SUBSTITUTE MARGARINE FOR THE BUTTER!) Ok, so poetry. I like poetry. And since I'm the one writing this, I'm gonna tell you about my philosophy, and my personal style and influences. My philosophy that I try to live by is minimalism. Which is NOT laziness! Minimalism is quite difficult really. Anyone can write a nice fluffy poem (and yes, nice fluffy poems can be dark pieces about death and the like.) What minimalism is to me,  is the stripping away of all of that fluff to get down to the raw emotion of a piece. An abundance of words pollutes the emotion. Now, my stylistic mumbo jumbo. My aesthetic has gone through a few phases. A lot of my work is very modernist. What that means is that it deals a lot with... well with failure. Failure of the human race, failure of people, and my own personal failure. But also with separation. Some prime examples of my modernist works are  "here I lay a martyr" and "of my faults and follies" The next phase is when I started writing music for my band (Bisclaveret Marie, we're on Facebook. Check it out.) I became enamored with a man by the name of Jack White. (yes, that Jack White. The one formerly of the White Stripes.) Also the source of my minimalist approach, Jack revived my love for the Blues. When that came crashing into my poetry, it was definitely for the better. The next phase was surrealism. The use of images and metaphors and weirdness to paint a picture of the emotion I choose to write about. (I don't really know how to describe this, just go read Though There Be Dragons, A Journey Through The Mind of a Madman. It'll make more sense.) And most recently the Blues have seen a renaissance in my work. The simple lyric structures and rhyme patterns tickle my inner minimalist. Yeah, so that's my spiel. If you actually read this, you freaking deserve a medal
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 10:01 PM UTC
prose on a poetry site? Is that even legal?
Dost thou even go here? Can thou even read? Doth thou know the website thou art on? Poetry be what we breed! Ye foolish man! Ye simpleton! From whom unrefinement flows! Thou shalt not write, On a poetry site, A work of ****** prose! Oh yeah? Watch me. Hello beautiful people. I'm in the mood to philosophize. And this being a poetry site, let's make the topic poetry. (WARNING: this piece will be filled with opinions, personal beliefs, and probably a little butter. If you don't agree with anything I say, good for you. Way to have opinions. AND WHATEVER YOU DO. DON'T SUBSTITUTE MARGARINE FOR THE BUTTER!) Ok, so poetry. I like poetry. And since I'm the one writing this, I'm gonna tell you about my philosophy, and my personal style and influences. My philosophy that I try to live by is minimalism. Which is NOT laziness! Minimalism is quite difficult really. Anyone can write a nice fluffy poem (and yes, nice fluffy poems can be dark pieces about death and the like.) What minimalism is to me,  is the stripping away of all of that fluff to get down to the raw emotion of a piece. An abundance of words pollutes the emotion. Now, my stylistic mumbo jumbo. My aesthetic has gone through a few phases. A lot of my work is very modernist. What that means is that it deals a lot with... well with failure. Failure of the human race, failure of people, and my own personal failure. But also with separation. Some prime examples of my modernist works are  "here I lay a martyr" and "of my faults and follies" The next phase is when I started writing music for my band (Bisclaveret Marie, we're on Facebook. Check it out.) I became enamored with a man by the name of Jack White. (yes, that Jack White. The one formerly of the White Stripes.) Also the source of my minimalist approach, Jack revived my love for the Blues. When that came crashing into my poetry, it was definitely for the better. The next phase was surrealism. The use of images and metaphors and weirdness to paint a picture of the emotion I choose to write about. (I don't really know how to describe this, just go read Though There Be Dragons, A Journey Through The Mind of a Madman. It'll make more sense.) And most recently the Blues have seen a renaissance in my work. The simple lyric structures and rhyme patterns tickle my inner minimalist. Yeah, so that's my spiel. If you actually read this, you freaking deserve a medal
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In January 2015, my country said Happy New Year in the form of an Oklahoma cop that stopped my brother and I for driving while black This is an open letter to him I never thought I would say this to a real cop, but **** the police **** what you say, you did not pull us over because we were following to close You pulled over a family of black men that have proudly served this country founded on the belief that I can die because 1/3 of my life doesn’t matter But I gave you the benefit of the doubt and calmly placed my trembling hands on my thighs on the side of I-40 waiting for you to waste my time You immediately asked my brother to step out of the car so you could explain why you stopped us I immediately had flashbacks of hands up don’t shoot and i can’t breathe I had open-eyed nightmares of skittles and black sweatshirts I had an image in my mind of Emmitt Till’s open casket, and I saw my brother’s face I saw my brothers blood caked under your fingernails as you walked away Because you always seem to get away When I think of Trayvon Martin, Micheal Brown, Rodney King, Emmitt Till, and all the fallen members of my race They are each reminders that I am never too far away from being one of them too I am never too far from being made an example However, you couldn’t find a reason to justify putting us in jail cells that are marked for colored only You seemed dissatisfied that you found two black males that oddly enough, didn’t fit the description You so badly wanted to put us back in our place when we never fell out of line, none of us has ever fallen out of line You may one day get this message and think there goes another angry ***** But mr simpleton let me explain Being angry and being hurt have the exact same feeling Make the exact same sound And cry the exact same tears So it's easy to see how you could get confused Somehow you see my race as a threat to this image of a life you already live White privilege is the health insurance plan that gave you coverage specifically because you have a preexisting condition My people will continue to make strides in this most free of nations Yet to you we will always be inferior And for that i pity you You see I could go on about how you were wrong About how you are just another terrorist wearing the uniform of someone who is supposed to protect Americans just like me But you will never be worth my time
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May 9, 2015
May 9, 2015 at 2:15 PM UTC
Driving While Black
In January 2015, my country said Happy New Year in the form of an Oklahoma cop that stopped my brother and I for driving while black This is an open letter to him I never thought I would say this to a real cop, but **** the police **** what you say, you did not pull us over because we were following to close You pulled over a family of black men that have proudly served this country founded on the belief that I can die because 1/3 of my life doesn’t matter But I gave you the benefit of the doubt and calmly placed my trembling hands on my thighs on the side of I-40 waiting for you to waste my time You immediately asked my brother to step out of the car so you could explain why you stopped us I immediately had flashbacks of hands up don’t shoot and i can’t breathe I had open-eyed nightmares of skittles and black sweatshirts I had an image in my mind of Emmitt Till’s open casket, and I saw my brother’s face I saw my brothers blood caked under your fingernails as you walked away Because you always seem to get away When I think of Trayvon Martin, Micheal Brown, Rodney King, Emmitt Till, and all the fallen members of my race They are each reminders that I am never too far away from being one of them too I am never too far from being made an example However, you couldn’t find a reason to justify putting us in jail cells that are marked for colored only You seemed dissatisfied that you found two black males that oddly enough, didn’t fit the description You so badly wanted to put us back in our place when we never fell out of line, none of us has ever fallen out of line You may one day get this message and think there goes another angry ***** But mr simpleton let me explain Being angry and being hurt have the exact same feeling Make the exact same sound And cry the exact same tears So it's easy to see how you could get confused Somehow you see my race as a threat to this image of a life you already live White privilege is the health insurance plan that gave you coverage specifically because you have a preexisting condition My people will continue to make strides in this most free of nations Yet to you we will always be inferior And for that i pity you You see I could go on about how you were wrong About how you are just another terrorist wearing the uniform of someone who is supposed to protect Americans just like me But you will never be worth my time
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What genre of music do you like? Mind: What to declare My love for soulful old melodies Or pragmatic modern beats? For there is no room for error here Heart: I am but a simpleton As far as I am concerned There exists just two genres - The one I love and the one I don't.
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Mar 19, 2019
Mar 19, 2019 at 12:17 PM UTC
Dialogue II: Mind and Heart - The Sound of Music