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autonomous memetic devices mewling absurdism after absurdism incognito the non-sequiturs substantiate administrative staff of the regaling suppositories for all the good they will do you you might as well shove them up your ****
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Mar 16, 2016
Mar 16, 2016 at 1:39 AM UTC
LXVII
Ophelia...smote egress, you are Rimbaud's: "Drunken Boat". The river you fell asleep upon found you a sea. Your bones knew no seabed--poppies, marigolds, orchids, black roses fill your eye sockets, mouth and rib cage. You substantiate what color the sea may give your lay. Its foamy waddle has signaled you to one too many climes...an orison broke open. What strain of tragedy now holds you, spine on depth, eye sockets on sky? You dove headlong into the Shakespearean maelstrom-- where mortal coil confounds, chin-up darling. Great winds fish-scale your waters, only to invert their maw. There are lines daily of sea's breadth, whereupon its creatures come single file to kiss your bone. Ophelia...wrested from river to sanguine sea, shedding trails of flesh. If bones were the eye of a needle...you've pulled through, heir to tragedy--circumnavigating your infamy.
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Nov 1, 2013
Nov 1, 2013 at 10:25 AM UTC
Ophelia and Rimbaud
~~~ *dedicated  to the three, who read this first (S.B, J.A.,  & T.M.R.) and know it all too well* ~~~ more than ever presumed, more than ever thought realizable, indescribable attainable, a modernizing magic powder, synthesizing my intemperate body ~ at last, all ego falls away, now but corn husk mulch, detritus, non-toxic nuclear waste, for growing better visions, fruits undiscovered ~ write for me, my recordings, my blog, not to differentiate, to substantiate, to integrate your gasps imagined, mine realized, exhalations upon lips grazing, the soil of our rainforest wetted by living smiling, eye droplets, forming a singular stream ~ write for you, sharing too close, are you my first or second skin, for there are no spaces ~ satisfaction discovered that is insatiable, this pleasured seeing, this pleasured sharing, this poetic reason, to exist
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Aug 13, 2015
Aug 13, 2015 at 6:23 PM UTC
and I find a deeper satisfaction in poetry (the modernizing magic in my body
The foundation of selfishness Has much to do with wanting and desiring And places a heavy focus on Thoughts of obtaining and acquiring. The instinctive ego takes control And motivations become self-centered. We're often heedless and unaware Of the shadowy place that we have entered. Naturally, self-centeredness Colors what we think and do; But NOT wanting and NOT desiring, On the other hand, can be selfish, too. Wanting: selfish? Not wanting: selfish? How--we might ask--does that make sense? NOT wanting may substantiate Our way of life at others' expense: Not wanting others to share the same freedoms; Not wanting others to have the same rights; Being silent when seeing injustice; Ignoring people's struggles and plights; Not acknowledging the efforts of others; Not desiring to work toward peace; Not wanting to know oneself; Not caring if hatreds cease; Being indifferent to the happiness of others; Not allowing others to progress; Not wanting to know how to fix Our planet once we've made a huge mess. NOT wanting in many ways Speaks as loudly as word or deed, And we become helpless victims Of our sad and varying levels of greed. What motivates us really? Do we know, or do we care? Is it safer NOT to know? It might seem so, but beware. - by Bob B
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Oct 31, 2016
Oct 31, 2016 at 5:18 PM UTC
(Not) Wanting and (Not) Desiring
I sat on Balzac’s lap, Betula said. The psychiatrist twitched his nose, Scribbled notes. Where was this? Outside a Paris cafe. He looked up At her and stared. Were you alone? No Balzac was there. He scribbled More notes, his pen moved quickly Across the page. Anyone else? My grandmother. Can she substantiate You sitting on Balzac’s lap? Yes, she Was there. Where about does your Grandmother live? She doesn’t. Doesn’t what? He asked. Live. She Died some years back, but she does Visit. The psychiatrist frowned, scribbled More notes. Do you see anyone else? Yes, my sister, Alice. Is she dead, too? Oh, no, she lives at home with Mother. He sat back in his chair that squeaked. Betula put her hands on the arms of Her chair and moved them backward And forward, studying the psychiatrist, His deep set eyes, his thick brows, his Thin lips. Why did you sit on Balzac’s lap? He asked. Because he said I could, she Replied, feeling the warmth from rubbing Her hands on the arms of the chair. Do you Know who Balzac was? He asked. He said He was a writer, Betula said, putting Her hands in her lap. He died in 1850, The psychiatrist said. Yes, I know, Betula muttered, he said. He scribbled More notes. He gazed at her. It’s all in Your mind, he said, these things you say You see and do. Balzac said you’d say that, She replied, said no one would believe what I said about him and sitting on his lap. The psychiatrist took out a peppermint, Put it in his mouth and ****** Betula Looked over his head and said, Grandmother Says I’m done for, Balzac says, I’m ******
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Feb 3, 2013
Feb 3, 2013 at 2:58 PM UTC
SITTING ON BALZAC'S LAP.
I sat on Balzac’s lap, Betula said. The psychiatrist twitched his nose, Scribbled notes. Where was this? Outside a Paris cafe. He looked up At her and stared. Were you alone? No Balzac was there. He scribbled More notes, his pen moved quickly Across the page. Anyone else? My grandmother. Can she substantiate You sitting on Balzac’s lap? Yes, she Was there. Where about does your Grandmother live? She doesn’t. Doesn’t what? He asked. Live. She Died some years back, but she does Visit. The psychiatrist frowned, scribbled More notes. Do you see anyone else? Yes, my sister, Alice. Is she dead, too? Oh, no, she lives at home with Mother. He sat back in his chair that squeaked. Betula put her hands on the arms of Her chair and moved them backward And forward, studying the psychiatrist, His deep set eyes, his thick brows, his Thin lips. Why did you sit on Balzac’s lap? He asked. Because he said I could, she Replied, feeling the warmth from rubbing Her hands on the arms of the chair. Do you Know who Balzac was? He asked. He said He was a writer, Betula said, putting Her hands in her lap. He died in 1850, The psychiatrist said. Yes, I know, Betula muttered, he said. He scribbled More notes. He gazed at her. It’s all in Your mind, he said, these things you say You see and do. Balzac said you’d say that, She replied, said no one would believe what I said about him and sitting on his lap. The psychiatrist took out a peppermint, Put it in his mouth and ****** Betula Looked over his head and said, Grandmother Says I’m done for, Balzac says, I’m ******
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1528 The Moon upon her fluent Route Defiant of a Road— The Star’s Etruscan Argument Substantiate a God— If Aims impel these Astral Ones The ones allowed to know Know that which makes them as forgot As Dawn forgets them—now—
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The Moon upon her fluent Route
These are the angels of bread They fill my guts like cotton just thick enough To hide the rumble of my hunger They find their ways into the empty spots that you made when you Stopped talking to me They soften the longing Their crusts just crunchy enough to substantiate The desire for the texture that’s somehow gone missing They get stuck in my throat so that it sounds like smoke When I speak Soft enough to remind me not to place so much anger in my words Speak softly So the world listens carefully So when it finally speaks back It is soft too Like the angels of bread They rise slowly from pools of fungus and warm water They give life from things as simple as flour and heat And patience It takes patience to bake bread It takes that same kind of patience to want to be around me Catch me at the wrong temperature and I don’t mold so easily So go ahead and give up on me These are the angels of bread Who tease our hunger With the smell of something good And always manage to come through When I was little I slathered them in peanut butter and jelly They satiate my soul Like the idea of Georgia It’s a place I’ve never been But it always sounds like home These are the angels of bread Kind enough to silence the earth so All I hear is the click of my jaw when they hold me Working out the memories you left behind Couldn’t pack up everything when you left You had to leave me those And this recipe leaving my home smellin’ like a bakery Only now it smells like Georgia A place I’ve never been A place that reminds me of you Home
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Aug 6, 2011
Aug 6, 2011 at 11:23 PM UTC
The Angels Of Bread
These are the angels of bread They fill my guts like cotton just thick enough To hide the rumble of my hunger They find their ways into the empty spots that you made when you Stopped talking to me They soften the longing Their crusts just crunchy enough to substantiate The desire for the texture that’s somehow gone missing They get stuck in my throat so that it sounds like smoke When I speak Soft enough to remind me not to place so much anger in my words Speak softly So the world listens carefully So when it finally speaks back It is soft too Like the angels of bread They rise slowly from pools of fungus and warm water They give life from things as simple as flour and heat And patience It takes patience to bake bread It takes that same kind of patience to want to be around me Catch me at the wrong temperature and I don’t mold so easily So go ahead and give up on me These are the angels of bread Who tease our hunger With the smell of something good And always manage to come through When I was little I slathered them in peanut butter and jelly They satiate my soul Like the idea of Georgia It’s a place I’ve never been But it always sounds like home These are the angels of bread Kind enough to silence the earth so All I hear is the click of my jaw when they hold me Working out the memories you left behind Couldn’t pack up everything when you left You had to leave me those And this recipe leaving my home smellin’ like a bakery Only now it smells like Georgia A place I’ve never been A place that reminds me of you Home
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If looks could **** there would be no need to search any further you would then surely be accused of that first degree ****** But since you have such a deceptive and changing illusory face it would be very hard indeed to substantiate and prove the case. Many would be those who would even defend and plead for you giving all manner of testimony in saying the evidence isn’t true. They would also state that in support of their own ignorant belief nobody could really tell the difference to avail of any other relief. The allegations against you though would have to be disproved for all of the suspicions and charges to be thoroughly removed. There would also need to be absolutely no shadow of a doubt in respect of your presence which was at the scene thereabout. It seems that by the evidence available you've had a good run what some observers would thereby call a ****** lot of fun; for such a long time now you have been getting away with it all but you have undermined the circumstances leading to your fall. Sooner or later it may also happen that the table is turned around and a suspect is apprehended with the accusations that are found. The term of 'being innocent until proven guilty' then comes into play a sure reminder that the system of justice is gradually making its way. ___________________________________________
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Mar 23, 2017
Mar 23, 2017 at 5:44 PM UTC
The Apprehended Suspect
(3 hours. 3 years. A lifetime.) 1. 'and the Doctor said, "are you saying you feel guilty unless you are hungry?" Discuss, with reference to the roles of female c haracters in the American moderns, particularly  to Plath's representation of Esther in The Bell Jar , the relevance of this quote to your adolescent development. (10 marks) 2. Should a poet's work invariably utilise enjambment or read in sequence, allowing the poet freedom to let the poetry find it's own form? (Candidates are encouraged to explore the source to which the question above alludes, and to formulate an original argument with an effective use of rhetorical devices to communicate it,) (8 marks) 3. Elucidate your role as a daughter, then compare and contrast it with your role as a student. Use quotes directly taken from personal experiences and your own examples to clairfy your explanation. (5 marks) 4. They are all looking at you and laughing at you. You are a joke. You are hallucinating and haven't slept in days. How does this make you/the reader feel and do you think this was a part of your plotline intended to elicit a particular response? (5 marks) 5. Love is not unconditional. Discuss. (10 marks.) 6. "To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering." This famous quote by Nietzsche presents him as a nihilistic and misanthropic individual. Do you see him in this light or can you find hope in his hopeless stance? Use examples of your own suffering to corroborate your viewpoint. (8 marks) 7. Is morality a prerequisite for appreciation of art? Are you? Are you appreciating/appreciated? Discuss. (10 marks) 8. Calculate the 369th digit of pi as the fractal proxy to represent the infinite worlds contained witin each human being, and in doing so determine the contribution that you and the offspring you will most probably never have cannot contribute to the world shared between the infinite number of individuals posessing their own words, continuing on to deduct your own value from that of the mean value of the population considered in this infinite data set and draw up a graph to visually demonstrate the extent to which the world doesn't need you. (15 marks) 9. Using the individual calculations formulated in question 8, derive the meaning of Y. (5 marks) 10. Draw the shape of your sadness (20 marks) 11. Don't you think you should have learnt by now? (25 marks) 12. Explain what you are hoping for, and substantiate your hopes with empirical support. (5 marks)
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Dec 28, 2014
Dec 28, 2014 at 11:25 PM UTC
The Final Exam That Drove Me to Madness
(3 hours. 3 years. A lifetime.) 1. 'and the Doctor said, "are you saying you feel guilty unless you are hungry?" Discuss, with reference to the roles of female c haracters in the American moderns, particularly  to Plath's representation of Esther in The Bell Jar , the relevance of this quote to your adolescent development. (10 marks) 2. Should a poet's work invariably utilise enjambment or read in sequence, allowing the poet freedom to let the poetry find it's own form? (Candidates are encouraged to explore the source to which the question above alludes, and to formulate an original argument with an effective use of rhetorical devices to communicate it,) (8 marks) 3. Elucidate your role as a daughter, then compare and contrast it with your role as a student. Use quotes directly taken from personal experiences and your own examples to clairfy your explanation. (5 marks) 4. They are all looking at you and laughing at you. You are a joke. You are hallucinating and haven't slept in days. How does this make you/the reader feel and do you think this was a part of your plotline intended to elicit a particular response? (5 marks) 5. Love is not unconditional. Discuss. (10 marks.) 6. "To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering." This famous quote by Nietzsche presents him as a nihilistic and misanthropic individual. Do you see him in this light or can you find hope in his hopeless stance? Use examples of your own suffering to corroborate your viewpoint. (8 marks) 7. Is morality a prerequisite for appreciation of art? Are you? Are you appreciating/appreciated? Discuss. (10 marks) 8. Calculate the 369th digit of pi as the fractal proxy to represent the infinite worlds contained witin each human being, and in doing so determine the contribution that you and the offspring you will most probably never have cannot contribute to the world shared between the infinite number of individuals posessing their own words, continuing on to deduct your own value from that of the mean value of the population considered in this infinite data set and draw up a graph to visually demonstrate the extent to which the world doesn't need you. (15 marks) 9. Using the individual calculations formulated in question 8, derive the meaning of Y. (5 marks) 10. Draw the shape of your sadness (20 marks) 11. Don't you think you should have learnt by now? (25 marks) 12. Explain what you are hoping for, and substantiate your hopes with empirical support. (5 marks)
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I would that I could clasp hands, at once, with every diasporic man And our hands could merge and rise up as a single fist And all the subjective shades of our own colors and the Daze of our own druthers would be shed in the process Yes, I find that I absorb the pain around me like a fine osmosis That unifies the minds forged in our generation’s social suffering And I wish my skin would grow akin and reflect a synthesis Because there is no bliss when men bisect people into “us” and “them” I would that I could turn my insides out and transform my *** Organs, as a moth does surge inside a closeted cocoon Only to emerge with wings and the power of new found flight And I wonder if I too could sing the perspective of new heights Because there is only ******* in a world where those who Share the same ****** shape cannot share the same heart Are condemned to be kept apart by taboos viewed through institution Started by confused men, afraid to admit that making love is a free art I would that I could push my hand into the ground and grow Roots that drive deep, past the sand, beyond the rending flesh Of our loved ones’ bodies and mesh with the immortal earth As if I could bolster, with my chemical composite, the site of true birth Because when the mightiest of the world’s glories can be Bought and sold for the price of arbitrary ******* figures Written in the blood of forests, in the torn face of mountains Then we can stop ignoring the forlorn thought of dark days before us I would that I could bring back all those lost before their time That a rhyme could sting the cold cheeks of slaves who never Saw a western sunrise comprised of multicolor, of many brothers That I could brush softly the minds of couples buried not together And scream to them that time left some bereft of victories Yet to shape their scene, yet to substantiate their dreams Then I would quickly reseal the doors of slumber that guard The restless dreamers of the past before revealing the Horrors of societies stepping once forward, then twice back Yes, before the haunting words of hateful choruses should Ever shape their reposeful, moral-less, and peaceful sleep For the hopeful eyes of soulful passing activists should never weep.
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Feb 19, 2013
Feb 19, 2013 at 4:18 PM UTC
Eyes that Never Weep
I would that I could clasp hands, at once, with every diasporic man And our hands could merge and rise up as a single fist And all the subjective shades of our own colors and the Daze of our own druthers would be shed in the process Yes, I find that I absorb the pain around me like a fine osmosis That unifies the minds forged in our generation’s social suffering And I wish my skin would grow akin and reflect a synthesis Because there is no bliss when men bisect people into “us” and “them” I would that I could turn my insides out and transform my *** Organs, as a moth does surge inside a closeted cocoon Only to emerge with wings and the power of new found flight And I wonder if I too could sing the perspective of new heights Because there is only ******* in a world where those who Share the same ****** shape cannot share the same heart Are condemned to be kept apart by taboos viewed through institution Started by confused men, afraid to admit that making love is a free art I would that I could push my hand into the ground and grow Roots that drive deep, past the sand, beyond the rending flesh Of our loved ones’ bodies and mesh with the immortal earth As if I could bolster, with my chemical composite, the site of true birth Because when the mightiest of the world’s glories can be Bought and sold for the price of arbitrary ******* figures Written in the blood of forests, in the torn face of mountains Then we can stop ignoring the forlorn thought of dark days before us I would that I could bring back all those lost before their time That a rhyme could sting the cold cheeks of slaves who never Saw a western sunrise comprised of multicolor, of many brothers That I could brush softly the minds of couples buried not together And scream to them that time left some bereft of victories Yet to shape their scene, yet to substantiate their dreams Then I would quickly reseal the doors of slumber that guard The restless dreamers of the past before revealing the Horrors of societies stepping once forward, then twice back Yes, before the haunting words of hateful choruses should Ever shape their reposeful, moral-less, and peaceful sleep For the hopeful eyes of soulful passing activists should never weep.
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Here's a temper tantrum I'd like to write down: There are not enough words to describe, Not enough words that could help me articulate, Not enough words that can possibly substantiate, The insane amount of perturbed I feel, If I was capable of doing so, I'd take this time to apologize for being a brat, Unfortunately, at this time, I don't believe I can do that, Considering I feel my soul being ****** out by endless stupidity, I'm not good enough, I'm not young enough, I'm not tiny enough, I'm not enough, This may not be my time, And maybe the next shot won't be it too, But I guess I'll just have to decide to make do, Besides, I hear that good things come to those who wait, Or something like that, **** who cares? I'm still too ****** to concentrate.
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Dec 5, 2013
Dec 5, 2013 at 1:27 AM UTC
let me be Frank.
then why is that which is so blatant to thee so inexplicably illogical to one's own eyes for never before have eyes pondered to see what had never been sought what value, what worth is placed upon a singular soul out of such great breadth that one's own may be deemed as insignificant or inexplicably illogical to so many eyes for never before have any eyes had such a perspective as to see this soul with any sense of hope for hope is insignificant and inexplicably illogical and invisible for what proof lay awakened as to substantiate such substantial existence as to declare this soul to have any worth, any value if so unseen
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 12:22 AM UTC
perception versus intake
It's 3.56a.m. and I've got something to confess. You've once asked me if anything's wrong and if I'm alright. I replied with a "yeah, I'm fine." I lied. You see, 0000h marks the start of my torture As 0100h sees my tears. 0200h hears my secrets while 0300h watches me bleed. 0400h tries to comfort me, and get me to sleep before 0500h. 0600h I wake, questioning my existence all over again. It's a vicious cycle, One that I can never step out of. My smiles in daylight are lies, Deceiving enough to let people think I'm alright. But truth is I never was, and perhaps never will be. I love too much and fall too hard. Words that pierced my heart resonates in me as I lashed myself with pain and anguish. Taking pills akin to M&Ms; while downing coffee like water to substantiate my status as a human – I need water, air and love to survive. Every personal question people ever threw to me, I answered them all despite them not getting any answers from me. The answers and thoughts in my head doesn't leave their sanctuary that easily; They murdered me with their constant bickering. Perhaps, at the next 4.07a.m. when you're awake, try asking me those questions again. i might spill it all out to you (c.c)
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Oct 30, 2013
Oct 30, 2013 at 4:08 PM UTC
(un)Answered Questions
Influence having a name But can Motivation and Aggravation be beat at their own game? Motivation had a plan to assimilate Now Aggravation certainly didn’t appreciate But the terms were substantiate It’s was valuing what was important between Motivation and Aggravation But there seemed to be some suppression Perhaps even some suspicion Yet neither one wanted to answer with any suggestion Motivation was determined to win over Aggravation However, Motivation was more presentation Aggravation was more condemnation But they both might need a referee But let me see The best thing would be for Motivation and Aggravation to work as a team Applying their own cognitive into one element But would that be possible? They would if Motivation wouldn’t be annoyed Yet Aggravation wouldn’t think the idea being a ploy So Motivation and Aggravation decided team up with two voices forming one concept “Being Effective and Controlling Emotions” It was a theme constructed by both They simply called a truce, and agreed one on one in an oath.
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Feb 11, 2019
Feb 11, 2019 at 6:30 PM UTC
MOTIVATION AND AGGRAVATION CAME TOGETHER
#D Vanlandingham *Boundless.. In its ability to extend beyond all forms of containment; the big circle contains within it, the little one And if it is true relationship through genuine volition of the beloved that is to be desired most of all, then spirit, wrapped in flesh is the autonomy most needed      in order for the dream to become true. Spirit is being. Spirit cloaked in flesh is being-- feeling its relationship with its own self. Spirit, mastering its own flesh by reigning in  its emotions  along with the synaptic-firing of every one of its nerve endings into full submission of the spirit's own core nature, is the root-basis of all true volition. Spirit, in its raw form is perfect-- wholly unable to undergo corruption, or decay..      but the flesh..      the flesh,      Always needing to substantiate itself through its never-ending layers      of self-promotion  apart from the realities of its own spirit's  core. Yet,  pure Love-- wholly unable to see itself as that which is to be rejected, enters in to the very act of the rejection, itself; ..that autonomy may  continue to  contain the uncorrupted core--      and the smaller circle becomes established:      smaller.. yes.. but in truth,      its parameters self stretch all the way out      to those of the bigger one And so, with the necessary advent of autonomy into the relational equation,    comes also The necessary advent of God's wholly-volitional self-depletion of God.. entering,  in to it all so that, in time, God(Love) alone  might take the full brunt of rejection's unjust hit--      in its autonomous movement  away      from its own incorruptible core..      away,  from its own true self. So, follow the smaller circle, if you will, my beautiful-- either way, you are still following God.* #
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Dec 2, 2020
Dec 2, 2020 at 8:57 PM UTC
circles
#D Vanlandingham *Boundless.. In its ability to extend beyond all forms of containment; the big circle contains within it, the little one And if it is true relationship through genuine volition of the beloved that is to be desired most of all, then spirit, wrapped in flesh is the autonomy most needed      in order for the dream to become true. Spirit is being. Spirit cloaked in flesh is being-- feeling its relationship with its own self. Spirit, mastering its own flesh by reigning in  its emotions  along with the synaptic-firing of every one of its nerve endings into full submission of the spirit's own core nature, is the root-basis of all true volition. Spirit, in its raw form is perfect-- wholly unable to undergo corruption, or decay..      but the flesh..      the flesh,      Always needing to substantiate itself through its never-ending layers      of self-promotion  apart from the realities of its own spirit's  core. Yet,  pure Love-- wholly unable to see itself as that which is to be rejected, enters in to the very act of the rejection, itself; ..that autonomy may  continue to  contain the uncorrupted core--      and the smaller circle becomes established:      smaller.. yes.. but in truth,      its parameters self stretch all the way out      to those of the bigger one And so, with the necessary advent of autonomy into the relational equation,    comes also The necessary advent of God's wholly-volitional self-depletion of God.. entering,  in to it all so that, in time, God(Love) alone  might take the full brunt of rejection's unjust hit--      in its autonomous movement  away      from its own incorruptible core..      away,  from its own true self. So, follow the smaller circle, if you will, my beautiful-- either way, you are still following God.* #
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Rare metal doesn't substantiate The substance within Just as the height of a skyscraper is not the sky But instead Be just as you say you are And am
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Nov 5, 2017
Nov 5, 2017 at 12:40 PM UTC
Certain Qualities
I'm the reclusive wreck-loose Who's about to let loose And instigate and substantiate the fact that society's narrow mindedness is there for us to instantiate that we ourselves have to promote understanding and antiquate hate Accidents happened and mistakes were made They take a sardonic look at the schematics of a systematic syncopated symmetry     They say we dare not deviate from the Fibonacci Sequence But to matriculate And be quick on the uptake Then add ourselves to the division of labour I make empirical claims to disarm ephemeral things Fashion Technology Music Life as a whole But then I'm the ******* They salt the songbird's tail Clipping the properties of personality "Bide your time so you don't do anything foolish and bite your tongue so you don't say anything you may regret" But this is this part of the cocoon effect   Waiting to see all the failed racists After this metaphysical metamorphosis So modern So contemporary It's classic Soon to be ancient The adages and aesthetic aphrodisiacs 'Who do you want to be when you grow up?" "What do you want to be when you grow up" "I want to be civilization as you know it..or as you like it" Peradam-  Something that shows itself to those who truly seek it.
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Mar 20, 2015
Mar 20, 2015 at 12:33 AM UTC
Peradam
I am a little curve caught caressing the big bend in awe of the something bigger I am a part of a little fossil reawakened by a warm hand searching to substantiate ideas of an ancient grace a little boy giving his all to pitch a tent yearning to feel the enigmatic wisdom of the stars a little bowl given purpose by its emptiness craving the sensation of being filled I am a little seed and the sun and the rain and the great love engrained in every little thing understands
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Jul 18, 2015
Jul 18, 2015 at 12:45 PM UTC
trace
The Cold Dust Woman, Crying on her Broken Porch, Screaming for something to come and save her reckless soul Trying to find something else besides the day to day, A break from society, A break that will substantiate the differences between experience, And an alternative motive. Something alike using a product, To gain, and better yourself. Individual.
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Jan 15, 2014
Jan 15, 2014 at 10:58 PM UTC
Broken Porch
I can hear the whispers That echo from the Crevices of your broken heart And I hope you hear mine too. I can see you're crippled From the bludgeon of treachery So am I Only my crippledness engenders from The emptiness of my soul That has relinquished its everything To someone who didn't return it. I can sense your breath That still reeks With the smell of the abyss you've seen But can you discern The wrinkles on my skin too Which conceal the tales of the depths That I also had drowned in once. I can decipher the fear That emanates from the tremble in your touch Somehow I can overhear the cacophony of your thoughts That run wild inside your mind, And I can also discern the silence That lingers on your lips. But do you see the swellings Beneath my eyes Which bulge from the accumulation of unpoured tears. No need to vocalise your grief Or substantiate your pain. For I too have had the misfortune To know these maligns And I know how much they can deprive us Of happiness and joy. When we stumbled into each other On the same path That we both were trudging In this forest of lost souls. It seemed like I finally Felt the warmth of the fire When your eyes clashed with mine. It seemed like a tempest Had pierced The layers of loneliness and desolation That were bedaubed over my skin With time. I wondered at the sorcery of your smile That occupies such a little space On your countenance But still outshines the elegance of the moon. Let's be the hands that eternally hold each other Let's be the legs that walk all the miles together Let yourself be the shelter of a boat And let me be the lighthouse that exudes a ray of hope. Let's adjoin our firmaments that is filled with myriad of stars, Let's sit beneath it and deduce constellations out of our erratic thoughts. Let's help each other in gathering the pieces of our shattered hearts Let's build a heart filled with love and care and begin from the start. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Mar 18, 2020
Mar 18, 2020 at 4:30 AM UTC
When Two Broken Hearts Fall In Love...
I can hear the whispers That echo from the Crevices of your broken heart And I hope you hear mine too. I can see you're crippled From the bludgeon of treachery So am I Only my crippledness engenders from The emptiness of my soul That has relinquished its everything To someone who didn't return it. I can sense your breath That still reeks With the smell of the abyss you've seen But can you discern The wrinkles on my skin too Which conceal the tales of the depths That I also had drowned in once. I can decipher the fear That emanates from the tremble in your touch Somehow I can overhear the cacophony of your thoughts That run wild inside your mind, And I can also discern the silence That lingers on your lips. But do you see the swellings Beneath my eyes Which bulge from the accumulation of unpoured tears. No need to vocalise your grief Or substantiate your pain. For I too have had the misfortune To know these maligns And I know how much they can deprive us Of happiness and joy. When we stumbled into each other On the same path That we both were trudging In this forest of lost souls. It seemed like I finally Felt the warmth of the fire When your eyes clashed with mine. It seemed like a tempest Had pierced The layers of loneliness and desolation That were bedaubed over my skin With time. I wondered at the sorcery of your smile That occupies such a little space On your countenance But still outshines the elegance of the moon. Let's be the hands that eternally hold each other Let's be the legs that walk all the miles together Let yourself be the shelter of a boat And let me be the lighthouse that exudes a ray of hope. Let's adjoin our firmaments that is filled with myriad of stars, Let's sit beneath it and deduce constellations out of our erratic thoughts. Let's help each other in gathering the pieces of our shattered hearts Let's build a heart filled with love and care and begin from the start. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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never in a thousand lifetimes could i scrape the well of reason and fill my bucket with enough fragments of will to testify to you all of the things that have happened inside of me since ive heard you speak my name since ive felt your embrace on my identity since ive crawled across you depth and vibrations the same vibration that rattled the marrow free from my bones and my soul free from the candle's wick the night has been torn into paragraphs that we utter like a million vows that substantiate sanction and quarrel with the absence of everything i've known
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Oct 12, 2016
Oct 12, 2016 at 12:27 AM UTC
pouring out
After reading many a poem recently, here are some of my doubts: Has poetry become a mere compilation of wild, out-of-the-life, out-of-the-box imagery just to substantiate a single-faceted idea statement. Has poetry become an orphan, without a language of its own? Or with the same craft pattern such as the one used in some ultra-left campaign material? Is modern poetry like fast food? Or is it something that is created to fit in to the tiny coffin spaces of modern media? Cinema, music, dance, theatre – all have distinct languages, but not poetry. Agree, there are brilliant glimpses of excellence in some of the new-gen creations – mere lines as I would like to call them - but they lack in totality. Fast and furious they are, but at the same time weak and resigned they are. What is modern day poetry? Only time will tell.. Yes, we are missing the woods for the trees.
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Dec 4, 2014
Dec 4, 2014 at 8:13 AM UTC
Modern Poetry
The difference between what is real and is false, is that the Irish genocide truly occurred, but there is n,ooo,ooo,ooo evidence to substantiate the figures for plagiarised versions.
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Jan 26, 2019
Jan 26, 2019 at 3:12 AM UTC
No, No, No!