"strenous" poems
eyes as eyes.
hands as hands
touch so dry
evidently bland
lips as simple
as your reflection
obvious and transparent
strenous affection
good as bad
bad as worse
sweet as sour
love as curse
walk away my dear
while you still can
I'm the hourglass
You're but a
grain of sand...
Oct 12, 2012
Oct 12, 2012 at 4:17 AM UTC
See the defiance, feel the chains.
Extricate with every motion and devour the lies,
Promising an absolute freedom; nothing is absolute.
Dangle from a cliff, feel the taste of death on your tongue.
Proximity matters when the matter is about death and life.
Longevity feels strenous while death feels fine.
They bound you up into chains and dangle you from life;
A blemish way forgotten and euphemized
Recall back to the moments of freedom, Have you seen it framed?
Have you seen it meandered from digression?
Recall, recall,recall and rewind back.
Quaff the massacre,push the lump down. Feel it drip down into your system;
Then suddenly,you don’t have the guts!
Hear the dead; hear the truth.
Jun 7, 2017
Jun 7, 2017 at 7:24 AM UTC
Strenous body
Heart trying to turn into gold
But it is mold
Apr 10, 2016
Apr 10, 2016 at 9:28 PM UTC
More understanding and acceptance
Be understanding and accept it
If all I do is understand and accept
What is there to be mad about
What is there to hate
If there is no reason to justify it
How can I indulge in these basic human emotions
When logic and reasoning
Command my heart
All this pent up rage
With no outlet to rid of it
I fear that someday
It will turn into animalistic madness
Because you didn't allow me to feel
As if I had to ask permission
To be upset yet every time I ask
Just understand and accept it
How high I've built my tolerance
It is impenetrable
How difficult it is to shake me
And how strenous it is
For my feelings to escape
Every barrier they break through
Each time, they deteriorate
Barely making it to the surface
Only decades old emotions
Are strong enough to make it through
Lifelong sadness and anger
That will take centuries to sooth
Dec 18, 2018
Dec 18, 2018 at 2:50 AM UTC