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"snobbish" poems
I never come here, you understand, I'm of a higher social class, But my washer dryer has broken down And has left me without a single gown. My dishwasher works fine and my wine rack is full, But still, expensive washer dryers can breakdown And make a lady frown. I've got someone coming to fix it (We have our washer dryer insured), I should really get a new one but it's been really rather good... It's always washed away the stains of fancy food. Fellow launderer please understand - as you look rather tough - I won't judge you if you don't judge, So let us wash our clothes in unspoken harmony And make my inconvenience as unawkward as it can be. But to my shame my snobbish mind assumes the worst; That every rushing washer Is thrusting clothes into the machines hurriedly, Because they've all been on a killing spree. Now the drying is almost done, I can leave you with your dreary woes of working life and sleepless nights, And go right home to dispose of that gun.
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Sep 1, 2018
Sep 1, 2018 at 10:24 AM UTC
A Lady In The Launderette
The *** with match, lit the fire scolding kettle with burnt goaless ambition. claiming snobbish golden prowess paid in wanton , savage, screaming tuition. "It is I" said *** "Who has sent aromas of worlds preperations in lifes gluttonous lust smiling rewards genorously hailed with slothed culanary trust..." "tis true" whispered kettle "It is I, the *** forged in iron clad who in laborious toil so generously cast my sweet savory scraps amongst your soot and soil..." "tis true" hissed kettle, "For I, the *** adapt in multiple arrangement of compliment and comfort where you lack with singular solitary function wailing, seared and scarred in black..." "Tis true" whistled kettle "I, the *** filled in glorious substance and magnificant sustenance praised in lifes delicate, vital, victuals and viands in with which I do enhance..." "Tis true" howled kettle "Yet it is I, Kettle, in further fashion of design than copious function in fare do not heed your song and dance..." "Blah" clammered *** "For it is I, the lowly kettle, sing to each melodious morning to begin the days unknown magical soaring..." "Pishaw" growled *** "It is I, kettle, bestowed in somber, modest truth of fact nakedly express that you too, my dear *** are simply black..." "humbug" steamed *** *** humbled... kettle mumbled... "It is in each honorable day we serve our distinguishable stay in detectable unadorned identicle way. "Tis true" said ***
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Sep 24, 2012
Sep 24, 2012 at 3:27 AM UTC
*** and Kettle
*She wove baskets for a living Simple lass Not a penny to her name But a heart so free She found her happiness Floating on the breeze That held onto her memories Of a time when He came full of wealth Missing something all his life He saw it in her eyes A heart so caged Waiting to be set free Whisper on the breeze of understanding As you looked into her eyes Sapphire glances Sadness so complete As strangers do pass A match of a kind But he was so blind He saw kindness A face porcelain laid Dark hair cascading In ringlets Dancing onto her shoulder’s so bare He wanted her too much When he looked into those diamond eyes Her rags became another’s disguise But when he awoke His mind played a snobbish joke How dare she look upon his face? Tantalising ***** Fool Fake How dare she tempt him With her sapphire sweetness And pureness of heart Poor child She saw his fear She saw him Caged She felt him Poor child Who had fallen from a moment’s grace? Some day she will wear diamonds and pearls Someday this child will rule the world One day the noble man will fall a fool Never to stare into the golden pool She was an angel Come to test The rest of the tale is now Laid to rest*
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Dec 3, 2011
Dec 3, 2011 at 8:05 PM UTC
Sapphire glances
***Overlooked so many times when I was ~wings~ I've passed briefly across the sea of your poetic Endless streams and rivers; your upheaval way- Snobbish smart butterfly ties grew your head up. Without suffocating without any pause, you were Gentle-man once ~ giving me the 'credibile' break- Down the lane in Athens where Partenon resided I saw your unfavouritable pilgrimage to awards.*** The guitarist at the dock played for herself, dreaming.
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Aug 15, 2015
Aug 15, 2015 at 5:04 PM UTC
Strings of non Attachment
Maybe after sighting Each other buck naked That ends the fighting About whose is bigger Or whose are real. There ceases to be a trigger Of envy, or competition, As being clothes free One is in no position To hide behind frippery. It is difficult to be snobbish About your fabric and style When all you are wearing Is a sun hat and a smile. Acting like you are a **** Of taut body and shape Wearing nothing but a sock Makes you a target of japes About getting over yourself And maybe even getting real. It really is that kind of situation; That basic kind of reality deal. Most of what is artificiality Disappears when you’re **** It gets easier to face reality And much harder to be rude. We quickly see that we are We are sisters and brothers And we do not need to live By rules of fathers and mothers. They were taught to be afraid Of body parts called ‘naughty bits’; Words like ‘nasty’ and ‘stop that!’ You adults can say, ‘I want none of it. I’m through with thinking my crotch Is something evil, sick and twisted. Take my genitalia out of the book Where you have sinfulness listed. I exist as nature has made me And it is wrong of you to correct The natural person as I was born Being a ***** is just a side-effect Of being raised by people who Were never raised quite right. Maybe if everyone were **** That would end the need to fight.
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Dec 10, 2015
Dec 10, 2015 at 6:03 PM UTC
NEVER SEEN NUDISTS FIGHTING
The danger, the thrills, the risk, the chills, It all combines in wave riding to build The most euphoric experience around. It doesn't matter whether it's ten-foot or two-foot, Nor whether I'm body surfing, bodyboarding, nor surfing - longboard or short. Hell, even a stand-up board will do the trick... if you know how to use it. Whatever you've got to use to gain that thrill That comes with harnessing Mother Nature, even against her will. Some might be snobbish and frown upon those Who happen to ride only upon the foam, But in actuality it doesn't really matter So long as you're out there having fun, because in the end, That's truly the one who wins. And to tell you the truth, I believe that's me. Scratch that. I know I am. When I am out there I know I am having the most fun. I'm whooping and hollering and exuding the raw exultation of being in the water - Of being at harmony, of being one with Mother Nature. That, that is what matters, and That, that is what I embody.
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Oct 18, 2013
Oct 18, 2013 at 7:32 PM UTC
Surfing - How Things Should Be, Pt. 2
Let me be selfish! Let me be snobbish! Let my ego shouts out! Let my whole being be free from those silly norms! Destiny might have other plans than what I hope! Maybe I'm not part of your dreams or world! Maybe I'm not in anyone's agenda! Maybe I'm bringing Confusion! Maybe my Shadow and the Dark Side still there and has its agenda! If I say "I Love You"..... Am I violating your Values... Your Freedom... Your World! If I say "I Love You"..... Am I breaking the norms of universe or peoples' or Community's Rules! I am only voicing what is crying inside me! I am only voicing the instinct that created by God! As I am one of his Sons!!!! Do I still need to care about those Norms anymore!
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Nov 24, 2016
Nov 24, 2016 at 8:48 AM UTC
What would be the Say!
Moments of total nothingness, you don't deserve it, just because you're unknown Your greatest virtue lies within your inner dialogue between one Your audience smiles at your achievements, as you look into a mirror applauding a reflection Prolific insight woven and painted by your pen is sadly wasted, unraveled and sloshed by bias esoteric and snobbish, the twins of bias, sit on high poetic mountains of celebrity, while filing away your non-read thoughts into deep, deep trashcans
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Jan 27, 2015
Jan 27, 2015 at 2:11 PM UTC
To all Great unknown Poet writers
In the ears of mine intention and heart of my affection heavier are thy words than Mike Tyson's punches: they struck my feelings hard, breakimg the chords and jaws of my passion. Truck of snobbish display . . . . . . plight blighted . . .        crestfallen. Should the sis linger more in my marooned mind, who hath belittled my person and social worth? Though i'm no Knight-- matter of fact, truly-- neither a nobleman, Miss Beauty, with riches and a badge of honour to show forth my position, eminence and prestige: wheeling thee about in a Rolls Royce to diverse paradise of your choice; yet deserve i no scorn of lips, high lady, even if belong nay to the gentry.
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Jun 20, 2013
Jun 20, 2013 at 11:52 AM UTC
Miss Beauty
My internal clock is set at Manhattan I face the world with a jaded point of view Manhattanites are chauvinistic, snobbish, opinionated And relentlessly focused Manhattan energy drives our universe Like the taxies forge the streets In a frontal assault Art, history and multiculturalism Remain the melting *** of stew Brewed from micro to macro But always after the brass ring Always reaching upward Like the skyscrapers of today and yore Clamoring to be the tallest in the world Yet knowing that we already are Simply because we’re Manhattanites Faith in our own destiny We’re Manhattanites after all And being a Manhattanite Is all that needs to be said
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Oct 12, 2018
Oct 12, 2018 at 12:15 PM UTC
I'll Take Manhattan
dead bodies moving dead bodies you know the theme, the scheme, the thought and the idea the bodies, dead, paying the bills, moving dead past the dawn eyeballs rolling up as windows closing and doors close and open the bodies, mass production, lots of bodies Monday, Tuesday, Shitday Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Christday Neighbor Allah never greets anyone and he talks to himself in echoes Buddha is all smiles and virtues but no muscle, Buddha's daughters are out clubbing tonight ******* their oriental curves, selling their oriental scents and cold white skin to Allah's *** deprived sons Christ is the only father and he disowns his nieces and nephews, I knew years back that I am a distant relative just dead bodies, yours and mine produce, corporate livestock, labels from the heaviest bills handed over in sinister alleyways, sinister exchanges, hitman to hitman, extraction to extraction, fraction by fraction, bodies serves as platforms, nonliving chopping boards for the butchers dressed up as elves the bodies, limb by limb, sagging skins, rivers of hairfalls, scratch marks, Ms. Universe stretch marks, the *** tapes of the cheerleaders whom silent and wise boys yearned for all through years of fading innocence Closeted gay professionals keeping their pointed ******* when nothing's wrong with them until consent turns from probationary to mandatory and hate and red and blue and green and yellow flags and pedophiles and bigots and white supremacists and Allah whisperers and Allah fanatics and Buddha hypocrites and China takes over the world and feminists, and third and fourth and fifth and so on genders and Trump and memes and Filipinos and mental health and memes and mental health and memes and literature and literature and activists and who ****** who and politicians and what Americans, Australians, Chinese, Japanese, British, Candian, Irish and and North Koreans and K-Pop plastic lips and hips who young girls and boys from isolated islands gets ****** for and hipsters and the nine to fives and the ***** to give and the snobbish *** girls in parties, in clubs, in alleys who wants to get ****** by all the celebrity status ***** all just becomes a tiny pinch for the dead bodies not to see and point the flower and shoot the gun to end the human war.
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Nov 5, 2018
Nov 5, 2018 at 2:48 PM UTC
resurrection in smokey mountain, Philippines.
dead bodies moving dead bodies you know the theme, the scheme, the thought and the idea the bodies, dead, paying the bills, moving dead past the dawn eyeballs rolling up as windows closing and doors close and open the bodies, mass production, lots of bodies Monday, Tuesday, Shitday Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Christday Neighbor Allah never greets anyone and he talks to himself in echoes Buddha is all smiles and virtues but no muscle, Buddha's daughters are out clubbing tonight ******* their oriental curves, selling their oriental scents and cold white skin to Allah's *** deprived sons Christ is the only father and he disowns his nieces and nephews, I knew years back that I am a distant relative just dead bodies, yours and mine produce, corporate livestock, labels from the heaviest bills handed over in sinister alleyways, sinister exchanges, hitman to hitman, extraction to extraction, fraction by fraction, bodies serves as platforms, nonliving chopping boards for the butchers dressed up as elves the bodies, limb by limb, sagging skins, rivers of hairfalls, scratch marks, Ms. Universe stretch marks, the *** tapes of the cheerleaders whom silent and wise boys yearned for all through years of fading innocence Closeted gay professionals keeping their pointed ******* when nothing's wrong with them until consent turns from probationary to mandatory and hate and red and blue and green and yellow flags and pedophiles and bigots and white supremacists and Allah whisperers and Allah fanatics and Buddha hypocrites and China takes over the world and feminists, and third and fourth and fifth and so on genders and Trump and memes and Filipinos and mental health and memes and mental health and memes and literature and literature and activists and who ****** who and politicians and what Americans, Australians, Chinese, Japanese, British, Candian, Irish and and North Koreans and K-Pop plastic lips and hips who young girls and boys from isolated islands gets ****** for and hipsters and the nine to fives and the ***** to give and the snobbish *** girls in parties, in clubs, in alleys who wants to get ****** by all the celebrity status ***** all just becomes a tiny pinch for the dead bodies not to see and point the flower and shoot the gun to end the human war.
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I’ll mimic Matterhorn or the worn ways we window gaze and swipe left or turn right on the green light of another cliche If you swear gray is all the shades you’ll put on lamps to match the grayscale duvet Then catch me if you cat o’ nine tails a swallowed whale, We swear with chapped lips a waterworn promise Maybe the Amish had it right and we’re a little bit snobbish. I’ll Jack O’Lantern your etch-a-sketch erotica, Not much scarier, these days, trick or treat. Q-tips got your tongue? I’ll Question where you Came From 4 as long i Chan. You don’t leave the house anymore except for groceries. Catch me if you cat o’ nine tails a swallowed whale, Nineveh won’t wait, it’s time to break bread with danger and death.
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Jan 17, 2021
Jan 17, 2021 at 11:55 PM UTC
An aggressive poem pointed towards a couple different things that aggravate me
They speak without words They feel without touch Stare a bit too long, you’ll give 'way too much More than six seconds, he’ll think that you want it But don’t stare at all he’ll think that you’re snobbish Mmm, I’ll stare at you all day till you see what I’m doing I want it, right now, and it’s you I’m pursuing
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Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014 at 12:50 AM UTC
Eye Contact
I saw this world as a beautiful place, one that welcomes me everyday, but apparently that's not the case, cause nobody will ever have their say. Parents, oh no, not those terms, because it definitely does not suit them, instead they abuse and neglect, to their child they'll only wreck. Let's not forget those childish harassment, that people in general gives to others, also the society with errors of judgement, which lead to many trails of ashes. And just as I remembered what I've left out, is the ********* of what we named 'grown-ups', their conservative talks that they shout, shutting out imperfect ones that drowns in tubs. Humanity? What loads of ******* naming beings that they refuse to acknowledge 'monster', how ironic and may I say snobbish? when beings of their own kind they will slaughter. *Rejecting, exterminating, stigmatizing and resenting, huh, monster, they say.* Heading next to the well-known bully, this cycle will never ever cease to exist, cause for generations it will always sully, this immature charade that'll seem to persist. And you ask for me to be positive, when I live in this world filled with negatives, it's fine if you wanna be all judgemental, cause I'll say you're obviously mental.
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Sep 18, 2015
Sep 18, 2015 at 12:09 PM UTC
dlroW ehT
I am lost Am I a loser? I failed Am I stupid? I love someone Am I loveable? I careless Am I cared? I am forgetful Am I forgotten? I am shy Am I snobbish? I am weird Am I crazy? I have friends Am I friendly? I am lonely Am I a loner? I am sad Am I depressed? I am happy Am I cheerful? I love foods Am I fat? I am on diet Am I skinny? I have pimples Am I ugly? I hate to study Am I a bad grader? I love studying Am I a nerd? I am thinking Am I a scientist? I am wondering How can I make your day?
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Oct 25, 2013
Oct 25, 2013 at 12:36 PM UTC
Questions
Easy will I give blood to thee My love of anger simmering. Tough mutts and breezy gates shut up while I'm walking up the paved path to heaven. My shadows carve depictions of their home across it's border, until the time that obliteration comes preceding daylight. Presently, the senses tell stories of alleyways, bending, screaming, dark, and hollow niches where cells holding cretins feeding on easy cons, closely eyeing the greasy pawns that wobble across rotting paper, voodoo art a secret guarded closely hidden in the hole a beating heart long ago vacated. Robbing rich snobbish ****** their childrens life of ignorance concerning newfound addictions. You know the type. You know that I know you too, and how you prefer to shape the ghastly forms these predators take, turn them into your thralls discarded soon after rehearsing the parts of your play, writtin precisely to incite your own addiction to probability gamble gaming intuition. trashing skits naturally reactive to exhibited patterns laughing mad at the victms thrashing quiver, stashing films of the accidents in your pack to gift the sadistic mastiffs  attack and ravage and tear and Sadness. The fictitious movies play out onto the skyscape of this mind we share, and attempt to accept the last thing you truly fear.
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Nov 6, 2020
Nov 6, 2020 at 10:40 AM UTC
Now where were we?
A sheep and a goat once Got locked in a fracas “Off you go! Don't you know You are an embodiment For an idiot! How dare you trample On the leaf down From the stem of an apple That dangle And which I was apt To cut and eat. I really hate A sheepish creature of your sort With alacrity to a dictate Going to an altar is whose fate And that no offense on others inflict Or none contradict. A wet -blanket A kill-joy Or for the witty A good toy!” said the goat. Dismayed and sad The sheep replied “In a futile bid To satisfy your greed With your horn blind You scratched my feet And began your complaint To hoot. Watch also what You talk about On doomsday The likes of me stand By the right of The presiding judge Jesus Christ. While the likes of you Cast to the left Your lot You shall lament. An embodiment of the devil Indulge in all evil It is your wont Oft to rebel Also snobbish, than Labor fault in others to identify Why don't you try To see the bar In your eye? ***** got, I also wonder How come you care not Your private part to cover! You must not Also forget It is the addle-pate Who are prone all to manipulate And call the poor- folk- in -Christ An imbecile or An idiot. Though 'Don't be a sheep in a goat's age Is what is encapsulated In today's adage, You and I Will never ever be On the same page! An Ethiopian Will never ever Change his skin,take note Nor could a sheep be a goat!”
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Aug 19, 2015
Aug 19, 2015 at 2:28 AM UTC
Don't be a sheep in a goat's age
We are afraid As we give you aid We have the liberty To maneuver your head To the extent your are Deprived a go ahead To tend Your  self-development And self -reliance Seedbed. "When money speaks the truth is silent" If you want to continue Our client Remember you're macilent So  try not to be violent Fighting back  with" Though I'm poor I 'm somebody!" 'Cause, snobbish, we may prefer This budy from that budy. Don't be naughty There is nothing As such inviolable Sovereignty. A budy That does not Help  better optimize Our advantage Shoddy, could not Come to the same page. Note also We could pull strings And  to loan givers tell "When we speak Wag  your tail!"
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Sep 5, 2020
Sep 5, 2020 at 7:48 AM UTC
Pat Ethiopia on the back than stab it in the back
I The morning traffic settles down When the smell of chips create a haze By the arts block. Squawking fills the passageways And now a familiar face taps Your weary back While you are drowned by stomping feet And despite the try your mind clots; The name deletes And you’re left thinking it is Scott, While all this time his name is Pete. He didn’t hear it through the stamps And we sit lakeside by the lamps. II Morning: you arise from consciousness And faint stale smells of beer From the night on Dublin streets, A night you won’t repeat, unless The moon reclaims the lands. And of course the Paddy’s day parades, That, one naturally assumes. Just thinks of all the hands Raising pints by the spades In a thousand bright green rooms. III You stretched your arms above your head And yawned at a class you’ve never hated You dozed, and watched the screen revealing The thousand boring images Of which World War II was constituted; Their burning qualities weren’t appealing - They stung until the world went black But the light crept up between your shutters And you heard the backgrounds snobbish tutters, Despite meeting them on Grafton Street Where you exchanged drunken demands. You awoke and cringed as you were aware Of the tuft sticking up about your hair, But instead of a fix-trip, to save your feet, You covered it with your hands. IV You stared up at the flawless skies That fade behind the Newman block, Or often watched insistent feet At four and five and six o'clock, Or watched the fountain-spewing pipes, And watched the swans watch life’s disguise While you recalled wild fantasies, Of walking down a college street And opening your eyes to receive the world. And now my eyes have been unfurled And I feel like a god, a king For I have seen an infinitely mental, Infinitely wonderful thing. Wipe your hand across your mouth, and laugh; And treat the worlds like you treat the women And hopefully both will give you lots!
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Feb 14, 2011
Feb 14, 2011 at 12:37 PM UTC
Preludes to a Universe City
I The morning traffic settles down When the smell of chips create a haze By the arts block. Squawking fills the passageways And now a familiar face taps Your weary back While you are drowned by stomping feet And despite the try your mind clots; The name deletes And you’re left thinking it is Scott, While all this time his name is Pete. He didn’t hear it through the stamps And we sit lakeside by the lamps. II Morning: you arise from consciousness And faint stale smells of beer From the night on Dublin streets, A night you won’t repeat, unless The moon reclaims the lands. And of course the Paddy’s day parades, That, one naturally assumes. Just thinks of all the hands Raising pints by the spades In a thousand bright green rooms. III You stretched your arms above your head And yawned at a class you’ve never hated You dozed, and watched the screen revealing The thousand boring images Of which World War II was constituted; Their burning qualities weren’t appealing - They stung until the world went black But the light crept up between your shutters And you heard the backgrounds snobbish tutters, Despite meeting them on Grafton Street Where you exchanged drunken demands. You awoke and cringed as you were aware Of the tuft sticking up about your hair, But instead of a fix-trip, to save your feet, You covered it with your hands. IV You stared up at the flawless skies That fade behind the Newman block, Or often watched insistent feet At four and five and six o'clock, Or watched the fountain-spewing pipes, And watched the swans watch life’s disguise While you recalled wild fantasies, Of walking down a college street And opening your eyes to receive the world. And now my eyes have been unfurled And I feel like a god, a king For I have seen an infinitely mental, Infinitely wonderful thing. Wipe your hand across your mouth, and laugh; And treat the worlds like you treat the women And hopefully both will give you lots!
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let's have a war and this time a real big one a star war a personal war a virus and a spam war an a, b and c war a die hard laughing war a bleeding, burning, ****** war a religious war a self-righteous and a self-satisfied war a snobbish war an honest war a social, moral and lonely war a civil disobedience war an embarrassing war a sad and useless war a perfect war of course a world war a final war to end all war .
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Aug 7, 2014
Aug 7, 2014 at 8:48 AM UTC
war
Alexander K Opicho (Eldoret,Kenya;[email protected]) It is moral duty of poetry to throw away ***** power Often formed by political snobs out of selfish extension, Poetry without arms and ammunition have been there Ever creating social and political power un-violently, Planting moralized empires that cannot away be washed By the snobbish currents of constituent powers that be, Show me all the social powers formed by poetry That ever oppressed the poor or the weak, You would have given me glorious pedestals On which I will firmly stand and stretch my arm To show to the world a blind philosopher, Even Rudyard Kipling in his prime of colonial poetry Had the Indian kidimadiggar, sorriest of all coolies As the constituent pith in his racist hearty Where blended colonial urge and poetical altruism Into humane conscience for destituent social power.
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Mar 13, 2014
Mar 13, 2014 at 3:38 AM UTC
POETIC DESTITUENCE
No one cares I am not okay today this is not okay I look at what I love I want to destroy something rip it to pieces and never let anyone know and maybe then I shall be happy I shall be at peace because I’ll know that the snobbish will have been destroyed not death but life I will grant her Life the worst disease a disease incurable the only disease we will never be able to cure no matter how far science comes and that’s why science is ******** because it will never cure what kills the most and no death is not a cure for life because they say life keeps going afterwards and I believe that I think I do I think I am I am I am true to myself that’s why I protect my faith will God grant me heaven or is there more on Earth and nothing can ever be perfect since if I die in an awful way how will I know how I died in heaven if heaven is a place with no pain and if I can’t remember my death how will I be able to remember my family and my love how I loved her I did I loved her very much but I am afraid of her now because she cries at night and hates me because I loved her even though she desired love and that’s what I gave unto her I blessed her with love but she hates me and everyone hates me and I take walks to know I am okay and that’s is why I must get rid of beauty not her beauty but of her life’s beauty and she is her life not herself but Her her she is what made her not love me me but her and how crazy I drive and I take walks when where who what why why could she just not love me there is nothing wrong with me I will stomp I will roar calm me mother calm me sing me a lullaby the fan screams as the clock strikes five she screams she screams she screams hateandlove I love her with the passion of one million suns
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Mar 25, 2013
Mar 25, 2013 at 9:48 PM UTC
Tom's Soliloquy (I loved her I did I loved her very much)
No one cares I am not okay today this is not okay I look at what I love I want to destroy something rip it to pieces and never let anyone know and maybe then I shall be happy I shall be at peace because I’ll know that the snobbish will have been destroyed not death but life I will grant her Life the worst disease a disease incurable the only disease we will never be able to cure no matter how far science comes and that’s why science is ******** because it will never cure what kills the most and no death is not a cure for life because they say life keeps going afterwards and I believe that I think I do I think I am I am I am true to myself that’s why I protect my faith will God grant me heaven or is there more on Earth and nothing can ever be perfect since if I die in an awful way how will I know how I died in heaven if heaven is a place with no pain and if I can’t remember my death how will I be able to remember my family and my love how I loved her I did I loved her very much but I am afraid of her now because she cries at night and hates me because I loved her even though she desired love and that’s what I gave unto her I blessed her with love but she hates me and everyone hates me and I take walks to know I am okay and that’s is why I must get rid of beauty not her beauty but of her life’s beauty and she is her life not herself but Her her she is what made her not love me me but her and how crazy I drive and I take walks when where who what why why could she just not love me there is nothing wrong with me I will stomp I will roar calm me mother calm me sing me a lullaby the fan screams as the clock strikes five she screams she screams she screams hateandlove I love her with the passion of one million suns
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Jeanette was by the wire fence leaning against it her hands in front of her resting one on the other she watched me as I came out of the school door leading from the side onto the sports field her friend Angela the blonde girl had gone home for lunch why did you kiss me like that? she asked as I went by her your cheek was tempting me I said so I kissed it you should have at least asked she said I will next time I said looking at her taking in her thin frame and arms what makes you think there will be a next time? she said her eyes were dark like small currents in cream dishes I feel lucky I said smiling she didn’t smile back you hang around with that Rolland boy don't you? she said yes he's a friend I said I don't like him she said he doesn't like you much either I said he says you're a titless wonder she blushed and looked away but I like you I think you have a certain class I mean the way you sit there listening to all that classical stuff Miss Graham plays to us in lessons while we are bored brainless you sit there in another world actually enjoying it she looked at me I love Beethoven she said his music moves me her eyes settled on me she played with her fingers but you ought to have asked before kissing she said have you told anyone I kissed you? no of course not she said shame it might do some good I said in what way? she said other kids might not think you so stuffy and snobbish I said she looked at her well heeled shoes and white socks it was only a peck she said not a real kiss it was lips on cheek skin I said wet and warm she said shyly there you go I said BENNY Rolland called out from the sports field COME ON FOOTIE best go I said see you in class and I ran off towards Rolland and other boys kicking a ball maybe a kiss tomorrow she had said as I went off up on the grass I nodded and turned away the sky had brightened blue skies had moved off the dull of grey.
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Apr 4, 2014
Apr 4, 2014 at 5:30 PM UTC
JEANETTE'S PROMISE.
Jeanette was by the wire fence leaning against it her hands in front of her resting one on the other she watched me as I came out of the school door leading from the side onto the sports field her friend Angela the blonde girl had gone home for lunch why did you kiss me like that? she asked as I went by her your cheek was tempting me I said so I kissed it you should have at least asked she said I will next time I said looking at her taking in her thin frame and arms what makes you think there will be a next time? she said her eyes were dark like small currents in cream dishes I feel lucky I said smiling she didn’t smile back you hang around with that Rolland boy don't you? she said yes he's a friend I said I don't like him she said he doesn't like you much either I said he says you're a titless wonder she blushed and looked away but I like you I think you have a certain class I mean the way you sit there listening to all that classical stuff Miss Graham plays to us in lessons while we are bored brainless you sit there in another world actually enjoying it she looked at me I love Beethoven she said his music moves me her eyes settled on me she played with her fingers but you ought to have asked before kissing she said have you told anyone I kissed you? no of course not she said shame it might do some good I said in what way? she said other kids might not think you so stuffy and snobbish I said she looked at her well heeled shoes and white socks it was only a peck she said not a real kiss it was lips on cheek skin I said wet and warm she said shyly there you go I said BENNY Rolland called out from the sports field COME ON FOOTIE best go I said see you in class and I ran off towards Rolland and other boys kicking a ball maybe a kiss tomorrow she had said as I went off up on the grass I nodded and turned away the sky had brightened blue skies had moved off the dull of grey.
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