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"socialites" poems
I sought satisfaction in stupid sheepishly and shallow strides. Scared subconsciously, I swallow and sustain substance for pseudo self esteem strengthening. I seemed of in service to slumber and stinging sadness, shots sank like ships, submerging into the sea of my swarthy stomach in seconds. I somewhat sympathies as a sailor, sweating, struggling and swimming in slipping sobriety saturated in my sulking style. Scanning swarms of serial swindlers, striking sculptures stances of self-doubt. I stammer in a storm of slurs, ******* down my safety, stopping myself at the stoop of the saloon I see a seductive silhouette staging the space. She stroke my sight, standing sanguine in scarlet, soul sold in high heels. The smoothest sculptures in seven square miles were subjugated into scree and I was ****** in submission. Stubborn staggering suitors, stand shaking silently as she is stopped by sharks stalking and snarling sycophantics. So straightforward in suggesting their secret starvation to strip sensations, seem by seem, like a sub-par **** cinema scene. They step and speak short. She smokes off, stranding the scree in smoldering slaughter. Its sad this soul-less sanctuary soaking up sorrows. So self inflicting, and so satisfyingly side splitting. She sported her spurned, scorned off into sadistic solitude and stained sticky stigma, sobbing to sleep. So spent from simple stocked, stored and supported senescence of ceremonial subjection of ****** status. I savior my sincerity, and stretched out of this strange stadium of stooges. So long scarlet sanguine I sang softly, as she stole my sight suspiciously in sync with hers. Sacrificial seconds split from smearing stolidity to sharing a smile. That's simple satisfaction, so I seen scripted in sitcoms and shows. Supporting sapiens in stasis to see sappy stunners on screen, to stare snoopy, as stabs and slashes strike socially into socialites of so called sanity and sovereignty. To sweetly pay salvage as slaves of soppy studio slander. Such is this sorry Saturday night, I am solidified in sedation.
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Dec 14, 2017
Dec 14, 2017 at 12:00 PM UTC
Saturday night (Alliteration in S)
I sought satisfaction in stupid sheepishly and shallow strides. Scared subconsciously, I swallow and sustain substance for pseudo self esteem strengthening. I seemed of in service to slumber and stinging sadness, shots sank like ships, submerging into the sea of my swarthy stomach in seconds. I somewhat sympathies as a sailor, sweating, struggling and swimming in slipping sobriety saturated in my sulking style. Scanning swarms of serial swindlers, striking sculptures stances of self-doubt. I stammer in a storm of slurs, ******* down my safety, stopping myself at the stoop of the saloon I see a seductive silhouette staging the space. She stroke my sight, standing sanguine in scarlet, soul sold in high heels. The smoothest sculptures in seven square miles were subjugated into scree and I was ****** in submission. Stubborn staggering suitors, stand shaking silently as she is stopped by sharks stalking and snarling sycophantics. So straightforward in suggesting their secret starvation to strip sensations, seem by seem, like a sub-par **** cinema scene. They step and speak short. She smokes off, stranding the scree in smoldering slaughter. Its sad this soul-less sanctuary soaking up sorrows. So self inflicting, and so satisfyingly side splitting. She sported her spurned, scorned off into sadistic solitude and stained sticky stigma, sobbing to sleep. So spent from simple stocked, stored and supported senescence of ceremonial subjection of ****** status. I savior my sincerity, and stretched out of this strange stadium of stooges. So long scarlet sanguine I sang softly, as she stole my sight suspiciously in sync with hers. Sacrificial seconds split from smearing stolidity to sharing a smile. That's simple satisfaction, so I seen scripted in sitcoms and shows. Supporting sapiens in stasis to see sappy stunners on screen, to stare snoopy, as stabs and slashes strike socially into socialites of so called sanity and sovereignty. To sweetly pay salvage as slaves of soppy studio slander. Such is this sorry Saturday night, I am solidified in sedation.
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A child without water, a rich man drinks his coffee. A father unable to provide, a rich kid gets a new car. A mother lies awake, body ravaged by AIDS, while the Hollywood hills expose their costly ills. The dream of equality is nowhere to be found while the lives of the many are repressed and pushed down. Executives and suits lived gluttonous youths while a father works to death to fill his children’s mouths. There is a solution to this problem of society, one which the telethon celebs won’t give up quietly. It doesn’t involve guilt-trips on TV. It doesn’t need attention constantly. Socialites shouldn’t seek their own satisfaction if the only result is our continued inaction. What is really necessary, what really needs doing, is to get out there and get ourselves moving. It’s the work of us commoners that will fill up the bellies. It’s the donation of the middle class that will educate young ladies. The revolution of giving needs to be started or else who will care when our own lives grow stunted? The world all together relies on us all to give out our hand and make our brothers stand tall. It’s these simple acts which will strengthen the pillars of mutual respect for our society’s sisters. So don’t wait any longer for a celeb to rise up. It’s these people below them who’ll fill up the cup. No debutante or heir can fill every belly by thinking of their pride and unearned glory. Never before has it felt so right to be the common man, helping a peer in his plight.
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Mar 25, 2012
Mar 25, 2012 at 3:16 AM UTC
Common Man's Plight
A child without water, a rich man drinks his coffee. A father unable to provide, a rich kid gets a new car. A mother lies awake, body ravaged by AIDS, while the Hollywood hills expose their costly ills. The dream of equality is nowhere to be found while the lives of the many are repressed and pushed down. Executives and suits lived gluttonous youths while a father works to death to fill his children’s mouths. There is a solution to this problem of society, one which the telethon celebs won’t give up quietly. It doesn’t involve guilt-trips on TV. It doesn’t need attention constantly. Socialites shouldn’t seek their own satisfaction if the only result is our continued inaction. What is really necessary, what really needs doing, is to get out there and get ourselves moving. It’s the work of us commoners that will fill up the bellies. It’s the donation of the middle class that will educate young ladies. The revolution of giving needs to be started or else who will care when our own lives grow stunted? The world all together relies on us all to give out our hand and make our brothers stand tall. It’s these simple acts which will strengthen the pillars of mutual respect for our society’s sisters. So don’t wait any longer for a celeb to rise up. It’s these people below them who’ll fill up the cup. No debutante or heir can fill every belly by thinking of their pride and unearned glory. Never before has it felt so right to be the common man, helping a peer in his plight.
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swimming in currents, water dark as our Shadows, there’s a war going on outside, and inside we all have our own battles, don’t know who to trust, just need someone I can trust, lost at sea it seems life’s but a dream, and I’m sailing through on my lifeboat, I hope, this lifeboat can find a lifeguard, because I feel like a criminal that’s escaped prison, and now I’m living larger than life at large, like I’m not hiding, but people don’t see me, even when I’m out here shining, or occasionally when I’m on the TV, see she, is my Lifeguard, guarding me to her life, she protects me from my Darkness, with the Love of her Light, swimming fearlessly through the Seven Seas, by my side she rides relentlessly, she’s my Lifeguard she’s my Lighthouse, upon my rock she shines luminescently, she shows trust in our Divine Nature, she is what’s better when we’re together, she is the grass that’s greener the weather that’s clearer, and every moment together with her feels like forever, even though we both know nothing lasts forever, everyone goes eventually, evidentially, she is certainly a site to behold, how could someone be so modest, and at the same time so bold, to hold, and to have, to love, and to laugh, she loves me unconditionally, never mad, always happy, forever sad, rays of sunlight shine in like insight, on me from her whenever I’m feeling down, she shows up just in time to save my life, grabbing my hand just as I’m about to drown, more stamina than Pamela she’s an Angel a Savior, she’s my own personal hero, she is my Lifeguard, always watching facing fear without fear so, I offer her my everything, indebted gratitude to her like a Samurai, and yeah even though we’re both socialites, we prefer when it’s just us as in her and I, and I know this world is a dangerous place, but as long as we have each other we will survive, because she is my lifeguard my lifeboat my lightforce, she is my lighthouse guiding me home with her loving light… ∆ Aaron La Lux ∆
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Jun 26, 2018
Jun 26, 2018 at 2:19 AM UTC
+ Lifeguard +
swimming in currents, water dark as our Shadows, there’s a war going on outside, and inside we all have our own battles, don’t know who to trust, just need someone I can trust, lost at sea it seems life’s but a dream, and I’m sailing through on my lifeboat, I hope, this lifeboat can find a lifeguard, because I feel like a criminal that’s escaped prison, and now I’m living larger than life at large, like I’m not hiding, but people don’t see me, even when I’m out here shining, or occasionally when I’m on the TV, see she, is my Lifeguard, guarding me to her life, she protects me from my Darkness, with the Love of her Light, swimming fearlessly through the Seven Seas, by my side she rides relentlessly, she’s my Lifeguard she’s my Lighthouse, upon my rock she shines luminescently, she shows trust in our Divine Nature, she is what’s better when we’re together, she is the grass that’s greener the weather that’s clearer, and every moment together with her feels like forever, even though we both know nothing lasts forever, everyone goes eventually, evidentially, she is certainly a site to behold, how could someone be so modest, and at the same time so bold, to hold, and to have, to love, and to laugh, she loves me unconditionally, never mad, always happy, forever sad, rays of sunlight shine in like insight, on me from her whenever I’m feeling down, she shows up just in time to save my life, grabbing my hand just as I’m about to drown, more stamina than Pamela she’s an Angel a Savior, she’s my own personal hero, she is my Lifeguard, always watching facing fear without fear so, I offer her my everything, indebted gratitude to her like a Samurai, and yeah even though we’re both socialites, we prefer when it’s just us as in her and I, and I know this world is a dangerous place, but as long as we have each other we will survive, because she is my lifeguard my lifeboat my lightforce, she is my lighthouse guiding me home with her loving light… ∆ Aaron La Lux ∆
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The yonder above is forever bruised and opaque Reigning over glum faces Complexions washed with a bloodless shade of dispassion Robotic, disengaged. Material desires are quenched with vast shopping centres Credit Cards hold on for dear live As every last drop of sweet money is rinsed from that plastic rectangle. Living beyond our means Whilst simultaneously refusing to give up on Sky TV box sets and liquid lunches. Hooked to our phones, but not for telephone communication Rather, for self validation Defined by the click of a heart or pathetic thumb. The once friendly communities With blood coursing through their veins Are husks of their previous life form, gentrified beyond recognition. Filtered faces with protruding spines and modified features Infiltrate mass media Corrupting the definitions of success and beauty. Plastic personalities reign supreme Vacuous minded socialites profess women’s empowerment begins with the flaunting of skin Rather than the possession of a strong mind. Many bury their heads in the sand Residing in ignorance As mass genocides and civil wars manifest every second. Or worse, they read the TORYgraph and THE ****   Believing immigrants spawn white genocide And white conservatives suffer oppression. Pffft! I have deep contempt for those behind these ***** tabloids Murdoch and his monsters Orchestrating lies and bile Destroying lives or scaremongering the impressionable Committing the most savage, sycophantic crimes In order to extract Monday’s headline. I do not suffer fools Especially those who make up the tapestry of dystopia A failing age of doom.
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Feb 11, 2018
Feb 11, 2018 at 12:00 PM UTC
Dystopia and Her Tragic Tapestry
The yonder above is forever bruised and opaque Reigning over glum faces Complexions washed with a bloodless shade of dispassion Robotic, disengaged. Material desires are quenched with vast shopping centres Credit Cards hold on for dear live As every last drop of sweet money is rinsed from that plastic rectangle. Living beyond our means Whilst simultaneously refusing to give up on Sky TV box sets and liquid lunches. Hooked to our phones, but not for telephone communication Rather, for self validation Defined by the click of a heart or pathetic thumb. The once friendly communities With blood coursing through their veins Are husks of their previous life form, gentrified beyond recognition. Filtered faces with protruding spines and modified features Infiltrate mass media Corrupting the definitions of success and beauty. Plastic personalities reign supreme Vacuous minded socialites profess women’s empowerment begins with the flaunting of skin Rather than the possession of a strong mind. Many bury their heads in the sand Residing in ignorance As mass genocides and civil wars manifest every second. Or worse, they read the TORYgraph and THE ****   Believing immigrants spawn white genocide And white conservatives suffer oppression. Pffft! I have deep contempt for those behind these ***** tabloids Murdoch and his monsters Orchestrating lies and bile Destroying lives or scaremongering the impressionable Committing the most savage, sycophantic crimes In order to extract Monday’s headline. I do not suffer fools Especially those who make up the tapestry of dystopia A failing age of doom.
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Getting to know meShare Today at 1:23pm | Edit Note | Delete I wasted years discussing future employment; taking the name of that college and turning it in to a pretty university. I got half way there... Did three years of time under the teachings of socialites and successful suits. That was when I realised that the women, the music, intoxication and the word meant more to me, and very little to them. It seemed to me... Be successfully dry or struggle through with fire. So now, I work my *** off for a meagre wage, I spend what I can in the bars, whilst those I used to know take out their mortgage loans and start planting the seeds without considering exactly what is left -or not left- for them to grow in. Well, waking up at noon with a head on my chest, a hangover that drags me to the bathroom then puts me back where I started... Knowing that nothing takes preference over personal enjoyment, decency and honesty, and knowing that all those struggles reaffirmed this: It's a bubble, one that I know is now far too thick to be burst.
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Jan 21, 2010
Jan 21, 2010 at 6:25 AM UTC
Getting to know me
Why so little introspection? Why the superficiality? Why the incessant conspicuity, Obsessing over ‘their’ perception, Not even based in reality, Living so image driven With worries 'bout reputation? Why no motivation then? Because no one knows your efforts given? Perhaps there's too much value on what other people think of us And too little upon ourselves, Our story that no one tells And the truths we don’t discuss.
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Nov 15, 2018
Nov 15, 2018 at 10:08 PM UTC
Conspicuous Socialites
The senses, being irrelevant And often misleading, Have led me to answering questions, You've never bothered asking When "when" is not a timeframe So much, as it is a  Time of day, be it Morning over coffee, Or a digital dessert, I can't be Made to let go of the Gasps I grab for, upon your entrance Or exit, breath becomes trivial. You steal jealousy from My eyes, and quite a jealous Man can I be. Those same portals You fill up every day with Smoke and sensationalism, through which Stolen intentions, kept quiet, Are made mutineers Against their vigilant captains.  The how came from surrender.  Realizing you turn me against  Myself. And as the world falls Down around me I can't Get that awful sound of my Own hypocrisy, crashing down, out From the canals they've found to call home.  Below broken-hearted-bowls, And lying over the phone, and a Cancerous presence on the Stage of Socialites, you still look Perfect with a cigarette in your lips. *I've used "portals" before. To mean eyes. And cigarettes before. To mean freedom.  But you just smoke them... Don't you...?* There are those who marvel At the size of her, before taking in The expansive beauty the moon can speak.  Some are willing to court her, Others rip the hoop skirt off, And **** her 'til she bleeds.  Oddly, no one is ever jealous, Of the time others spend with her.  She's taken for granted, as The passed-around property Of the Uncultured Below.  But that's not why I'm sorry... ***Or don't you wonder... Don't you ever wonder? Who went wrong? What's correctly missing?*** It is in how I love, The ways not withstanding, And reason, remaining remiss, That I ask you to forgive me.  You are who you are Because I love you.  And I am who I am, Because you are.
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Apr 24, 2014
Apr 24, 2014 at 11:47 AM UTC
Smoke and Sensationalism (The Uncultured Below)
The senses, being irrelevant And often misleading, Have led me to answering questions, You've never bothered asking When "when" is not a timeframe So much, as it is a  Time of day, be it Morning over coffee, Or a digital dessert, I can't be Made to let go of the Gasps I grab for, upon your entrance Or exit, breath becomes trivial. You steal jealousy from My eyes, and quite a jealous Man can I be. Those same portals You fill up every day with Smoke and sensationalism, through which Stolen intentions, kept quiet, Are made mutineers Against their vigilant captains.  The how came from surrender.  Realizing you turn me against  Myself. And as the world falls Down around me I can't Get that awful sound of my Own hypocrisy, crashing down, out From the canals they've found to call home.  Below broken-hearted-bowls, And lying over the phone, and a Cancerous presence on the Stage of Socialites, you still look Perfect with a cigarette in your lips. *I've used "portals" before. To mean eyes. And cigarettes before. To mean freedom.  But you just smoke them... Don't you...?* There are those who marvel At the size of her, before taking in The expansive beauty the moon can speak.  Some are willing to court her, Others rip the hoop skirt off, And **** her 'til she bleeds.  Oddly, no one is ever jealous, Of the time others spend with her.  She's taken for granted, as The passed-around property Of the Uncultured Below.  But that's not why I'm sorry... ***Or don't you wonder... Don't you ever wonder? Who went wrong? What's correctly missing?*** It is in how I love, The ways not withstanding, And reason, remaining remiss, That I ask you to forgive me.  You are who you are Because I love you.  And I am who I am, Because you are.
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Yesterday I had a birthday that was not a birthday went places i did not know met people i did not know walking walking waiting more walking to finally get in to not be able to move, speak playing tail but getting none some fool who seems to be having a better time then me gets kicked out on his kicked *** screaming obscenities from busted lips smoked all my cigarettes to filter to the end to no end but the day did not end on the roof with roaches then onto the street with socialites then back on the roof I guess i must be a lonely individual or maybe there is something missing could be why no one is listening they come stay here but do not have the courtesy to stay here i do not feel im entitled to anything i just like being informed of when im to be ignored or forgotten maybe i should have forgotten my birthday
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Aug 1, 2011
Aug 1, 2011 at 8:12 PM UTC
birthday
Tell me all about your silent questions, The images of life you fail to lose. Talk about the long and rambling lessons, The heartless anguish placed in front of you. I've been down to beggar's end within a Minute of exertion; I've been Stripped apart by vagabonds with Gloves made out of gold. I have Walked across the valley with a Donkey on my back, and I can Tell a thousand stories that should Never have been told. Images and photographs of madness, Lines of black and white, depicting grey. What your eyes have seen, no-one could fathom, What you can recall, no-one could say. I have Seen a row of palisades de- Fending empty spaces; I have Witnessed refugees campaign for Rights they've always had. I have Seen the towns of concrete turn in- To a sea of snow, and I have Seen into the blackened souls of All the nation's glad. Resonate with life's emphatic madness, The tinkering of bells and measured weights. The litany of lives you have encountered, Obituary passages await. I'll recite the speeches made from mounts of Manufactured diamonds, I'll re- Late the frenzied feeding of a Thousand hungry birds. I can Tell a story resolute and Free from tailors' hands, but they run Few and far between, and they have Apathetic words. What about the men who walked beside you, The ones you passed on roads of blackened glass. The faces you have coloured in your libraries, The memories of people that don't last? I have Met a thousand socialites with Blood upon their dresses, I have Knelt with sullen faces in the Shadow of the flag. I have Studied with a poet, but I Never saw his face, and I have Met a thousand children living Out of plastic bags. Tell me where your path leads from this moment; The journey that awaits beyond my door. Imagine all the roads you may encounter, The choices you can make, or else ignore. I will See the face of tyranny with Holes within its pockets, I will Cast my piece of gravel with the Millions I can't see. I will Watch as boundaries fall, and new ones Spring up in their wake, and I will Reminisce on times I never Witnessed, when we're free. I will Stand without a hesitation, Free from selfish doubts, and I will Point my finger proudly at the Ones we've singled out. I will Ride the waves of emerald wastes, be- Reft of shallow waters, and I Challenge all who hear me to ex- Plain what it's about.
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Jul 7, 2011
Jul 7, 2011 at 6:57 PM UTC
The Valley
Tell me all about your silent questions, The images of life you fail to lose. Talk about the long and rambling lessons, The heartless anguish placed in front of you. I've been down to beggar's end within a Minute of exertion; I've been Stripped apart by vagabonds with Gloves made out of gold. I have Walked across the valley with a Donkey on my back, and I can Tell a thousand stories that should Never have been told. Images and photographs of madness, Lines of black and white, depicting grey. What your eyes have seen, no-one could fathom, What you can recall, no-one could say. I have Seen a row of palisades de- Fending empty spaces; I have Witnessed refugees campaign for Rights they've always had. I have Seen the towns of concrete turn in- To a sea of snow, and I have Seen into the blackened souls of All the nation's glad. Resonate with life's emphatic madness, The tinkering of bells and measured weights. The litany of lives you have encountered, Obituary passages await. I'll recite the speeches made from mounts of Manufactured diamonds, I'll re- Late the frenzied feeding of a Thousand hungry birds. I can Tell a story resolute and Free from tailors' hands, but they run Few and far between, and they have Apathetic words. What about the men who walked beside you, The ones you passed on roads of blackened glass. The faces you have coloured in your libraries, The memories of people that don't last? I have Met a thousand socialites with Blood upon their dresses, I have Knelt with sullen faces in the Shadow of the flag. I have Studied with a poet, but I Never saw his face, and I have Met a thousand children living Out of plastic bags. Tell me where your path leads from this moment; The journey that awaits beyond my door. Imagine all the roads you may encounter, The choices you can make, or else ignore. I will See the face of tyranny with Holes within its pockets, I will Cast my piece of gravel with the Millions I can't see. I will Watch as boundaries fall, and new ones Spring up in their wake, and I will Reminisce on times I never Witnessed, when we're free. I will Stand without a hesitation, Free from selfish doubts, and I will Point my finger proudly at the Ones we've singled out. I will Ride the waves of emerald wastes, be- Reft of shallow waters, and I Challenge all who hear me to ex- Plain what it's about.
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Stunted sick socialites That never touched the light lightness Of a Spring supported day With their jewels jumping from party to party Filming themselves get drunk **** off And eat chili frito's till dawn All the while Love quarrels over coedine tablets On the lawn Awake and listening to the sounds of the world Which rests on no one's shoulders Weight that is not rightfully Theirs Though they act like it Obsess and take it Fake it All the while secretly breaking into pieces Far away the singing gulls are full with a song We can no longer here And they will be back again When we are all gone So So long So long Oh' so long
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May 15, 2011
May 15, 2011 at 10:56 AM UTC
So Long
Black hill bulging on the north head - city streets burning bourbon glow along the surface. Bringing a blistering wind from the southeast, stinging thin skin and whistling between the leaves. The stars ***** the papery grey cloud layer. Company bursts the pockets of air: supple bubbles, broken under heavy water poured for drowning in, from the glands of hedonists and socialites all round, alright, aloud, alight, a hound, a beast of the night, sinking into the black thick tar, slicked with scotch, burning, hoarding the air above him.
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Dec 28, 2014
Dec 28, 2014 at 2:29 AM UTC
Under the Carpet
*I sling on my pearls, and my baby doll dress. My hair is in curls, and my room is left a mess. I'm off to a party in underground London. We dance in a basement, our very own encasement, the place where we can be. We prance around the room, screaming words that don't make sense, but still do at our expense. We are a movement, a revolution, and even an era, of kids who don't fit in. Yet, in our own way, we are freaks of the night, and socialites of the day.*
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Apr 7, 2014
Apr 7, 2014 at 2:23 PM UTC
bright young things
Faces in a row wait to begin the daily shunt. Sat aboard we bow our heads to handheld binary, ignoring the large TV on adjacent walls. Their broadcast, another repeat of moving scenery. We sit with thumb in repetition; we know yesterday's story. But the curiosity of which we serve fails to resist; the craving for a pictorial record of a faux friend’s breakfast. Lonely subjects completely surrounded by people. Yet we hide – validating ourselves as socialites by algorithms of technology. We sit, hoping to avoid a mundane clone of yesterday, but facilitate it with various levels of hope for a change of train and different journey. We’d know the grass isn’t greener on the other train’s TV, if we looked up to see it. Appreciate today’s episode, supply a faint smile to another, chat without a digit, we may yet remedy our hope.
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Jul 4, 2017
Jul 4, 2017 at 5:14 AM UTC
Lonely Journey
Inhale. This life of living to loving to longing for too long, Before we know it winter draws and the song is sung, But this moment, this is life, Pain, joy, charity and sacrifice, The bad molds us just as the good does, This mortal clay through which our blood courses, And the life it forces from parental sources, Becomes ignored so easily, That clocks tick tock moves silently, teasingly, So that all too soon meaning is lost in stress, The mess bore of intertwining consciousness, It's important to pause, To take a moment away from economic constructs and socialites laws, To take one second, to breathe in and breathe out And within a breaths brief eternity attempt to grasp what life's about. Exhale.
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Jan 29, 2016
Jan 29, 2016 at 8:51 PM UTC
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It seems I vary out of my territory I change to be what gets me through I am so polite when I brunch with socialites Dress all cleanly, wash behind my ears going to job interviews Act, is what I am, an especially Sunday Most o' the times I am drinking stunk on Cuervo's And skunk rockin' rollin'
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Oct 10, 2014
Oct 10, 2014 at 12:23 AM UTC
very
Poets speak in spills of sarcasm and satire Soul searing and smooth saying sentences salvaged from their sins Stop starting signs and sigh soaked sincerities seep from their seething seams Soap suds sit in their mouths while supplying supplementary information seemingly from a somber soul sought after by so few socialites Poets speak solely from the soul, as no other place would suit their words a safer home
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Apr 13, 2016
Apr 13, 2016 at 10:50 PM UTC
A poem about poets
I am living as static amongst a chaotic mess I am living as shy amongst a world of socialites my sister, she is living as charisma she is living as the current I am living as a shadow, not to her, but something else I am living in fiction, as she makes them laugh with brilliant, life-time diction she is living as she goes, doing all things she knows she knows I am living half; she's whole I am living as a fool she is living half; I'm whole she is living as a fool I am living as I go doing all things I know I know she is living as a shadow, not to me, but something else she is living in fiction, as I make them laugh with brilliant, life-time diction I, her sister, am living as charisma I am living as the current she is living as static amongst a chaotic mess. she is living as shy amongst a world of socialites
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Jan 31, 2018
Jan 31, 2018 at 8:04 PM UTC
Parallel
Stalking in the shadows. Whispering false truths. Flaunting their dignified beauty, Socialites against a wallflower backdrop. They scratch without leaving a mark, And stab you in the back without breaking the skin. Admired, but nobody really knows them They’re heroic villains. Humanoid looking, but they’re really ghosts. Really, creatures of the dark and the bad can still shine in the light if they’re mean enough.
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Feb 24, 2020
Feb 24, 2020 at 6:10 PM UTC
Villains
I is spontaneous I is me - without the edits from society I is what in my head, the real her what's inside, words without filters Forgive me socialites I have yet to let your opinion decipher Who I am internally expectations of before and after ...But Me me is egotistic me is influenced me is the girl that society ruined Don't say this, never do that unconsciously self- conscious under the influence in tune part of the group in a section of the crowd I shouldn't belong to. I miss I but me is the new me I find that being alone is better and I find solitude indulging
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Nov 16, 2019
Nov 16, 2019 at 5:08 AM UTC
I is I, But Me is Me
I'm 20 years old now And I've seen technology advance and what happens when socialites go wild and I've been mulling this over for awhile I began to understand why the older generations hate us and always rely on poorly researched "Truths" to debate us. It's because of how much the world has changed. The world has changed and immeasurable number of ways since way back in the day From the rise of the Internet from a finicky gimmick to a major uncut media outlet And so quickly it seems as though some rewinding is needed to some, in a manner most drastic However progress is needed even though it is a slow and painful process, whether it be in the church or out on the streets everyone's ideas deserve to be heard no matter how bizarre because that's how we remain so unique
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Sep 11, 2016
Sep 11, 2016 at 9:37 AM UTC
Millenium
We run like telephone poles in the night Darting through trees Snaking through the sky Reaching for the moon on our long wooden legs Oh, how glorious we are with the moonlight glistening off of us Beating with power Pulsing with electricity Arching through the air and lighting up the world around us. Chasing an impossible dream to be fulfilled To make that spark, To rope in the magic suspended in the space around us. And light the match. That cultivates our spirit Grounds our hopes Cements them in the earth and Buries them in the deep rich soil Never to be questioned or second guessed Oh how we grasp the air, desperate to grab handfuls of somethings and turn them into everything And change the world with the love and positivity we create. How we long for the semblance of perfection amount the modern robots that surround us, rehearsing their phrases and learning the script of movie stars and socialites. Rewriting their picturesque lives into our own realities. And those people suspended higher then the rest of us- constantly reminding us to jump higher, Duck lower Smile wider Dip Deeper Explore more Love harder Dance better Filter everything Raise heels Tighten jeans Laugh longer Try harder We take advantage of the miles of possibilities lining country roads and lighting up cities Always expecting more of yourself and expecting less. Struck down by the lighting rod of life And burning from the inside out with unharvested potential. Crumbling with the weight of our possibilities And tumbling to the ground, severed from our hopes and dreams. Cutting off our influence Shutting down the light in our world And draining our surroundings of power. Where we rot and wait for someone with a name tag and an antidote to prescribe us with a dose of energy. Oh, how we chase our dreams into the ground How we expect so much and accomplish so little. How we fight for every breath to live out the ideal destiny dreamed up by society. We run like telephone poles in the night. Pulsing with energy and trying our best to light up the world.
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Apr 20, 2018
Apr 20, 2018 at 6:42 PM UTC
Moon Dancer
We run like telephone poles in the night Darting through trees Snaking through the sky Reaching for the moon on our long wooden legs Oh, how glorious we are with the moonlight glistening off of us Beating with power Pulsing with electricity Arching through the air and lighting up the world around us. Chasing an impossible dream to be fulfilled To make that spark, To rope in the magic suspended in the space around us. And light the match. That cultivates our spirit Grounds our hopes Cements them in the earth and Buries them in the deep rich soil Never to be questioned or second guessed Oh how we grasp the air, desperate to grab handfuls of somethings and turn them into everything And change the world with the love and positivity we create. How we long for the semblance of perfection amount the modern robots that surround us, rehearsing their phrases and learning the script of movie stars and socialites. Rewriting their picturesque lives into our own realities. And those people suspended higher then the rest of us- constantly reminding us to jump higher, Duck lower Smile wider Dip Deeper Explore more Love harder Dance better Filter everything Raise heels Tighten jeans Laugh longer Try harder We take advantage of the miles of possibilities lining country roads and lighting up cities Always expecting more of yourself and expecting less. Struck down by the lighting rod of life And burning from the inside out with unharvested potential. Crumbling with the weight of our possibilities And tumbling to the ground, severed from our hopes and dreams. Cutting off our influence Shutting down the light in our world And draining our surroundings of power. Where we rot and wait for someone with a name tag and an antidote to prescribe us with a dose of energy. Oh, how we chase our dreams into the ground How we expect so much and accomplish so little. How we fight for every breath to live out the ideal destiny dreamed up by society. We run like telephone poles in the night. Pulsing with energy and trying our best to light up the world.
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*** is meant for marriage yet many escape through vice with *********** a married man seeks more then the real thing by having a fling there are lines being driven in the sand hearts are purged in the under garb of vice escapism through the portal of lust paying no attention to in God we trust like an old car they rust being carried away by sin, self & Satan shadows block the full view of there sight they feel they could sin cause that's there right like a caged rat hidden in a tiny hole who could stop this madness it's just a fantasy it's not the real thing sometimes a fantasy is all you need hearts are torn and some that bleed people do as they so please cause the girl is such a tease knock you to you knees as busy as a bee a temptation that quickly comes and then it goes just like ******* goes up your nose a temporal high but the ramifications is devastating now what are you waiting for go do what you have to do having bitten off far more then you could ever chew yet this is nothing new its all been done before remember ther famed Studio 64 the socialites would party like never before many were kicking in back with a two bit ***** screaming for more
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Sep 20, 2017
Sep 20, 2017 at 4:56 PM UTC
A Fantasy Not The Real Thing
filled with the endless buzz of socialites, social sites friends abound and yet when that connection the gateway the path to sweet validation is severed deleted destroyed mauled in ways unimaginable it's like the death of a friend a buddy a sibling a lover something is lost but it's temporary yet in those moments just after when the wound is still fresh it's like god smited thee condemning thou to the nth circle the deepest pit of hell tartarus but in the cool clear light of dawn when the day finally breaks all is well and thine head is clear for the connection can be repaired renewed reanimated rebirthed revived into something of beauty of grace of joy of life and the cycle will always begin anew
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Jul 1, 2019
Jul 1, 2019 at 8:20 PM UTC
the internet is a tragically lonely place