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Dear J, I may be at a loss for words half the time, and the other half I might have too much to say, but I can almost always say this; I love you. I have felt fear and I have felt bravery and I have felt loss. I can look pictures of us and I can recall everything we did that day. I can listen to videos of you and I can tell what you felt. And I know that you didn't think I was paying attention, but I knew how you looked when you thought something was unfair. And I knew the look in your eyes when you saw the light just right in a sunset and you knew that nothing could ever be recreated quite like that. I felt the same way about you. Wherever you are, know that loving someone isn't a matter of feeling something or not feeling something. It's a matter of knowing what you're feeling and when you need to let go. I think that people know that letting go involves unfurling your fingers and watching something fall from a great height. It's the act of following that objects downward motion that gets to us. That once it meets the ground or whatever surface it is deemed to hit, it's gone. What was there is gone. And once you think about that you think of what could have been there. That one last touch, that one last feeling of bliss that comes with knowing that the moment you wake up the sun will be shining in rivulets through fingers that tangle in hair fresh off the pillow. It's sad to know that nothing like that will happen again. The sun won't shine the same way. Instead it may simply fall. It won't cascade, it won't flow over the edges of noses or smiling lips. It's the same way water may lose a stone from a riverbed and from there on after it doesn't run quite the same way. But another stone, another pebble will fall in place because replacement happens. I guess what I'm trying to say, is that letting go is letting someone else take a spot. In order for something else to happen you have to let your joints move out of their grip and unfold from their hold on something that wasn't meant to be held by you anymore. Sometimes you have to let them land somewhere new. I only hope that it's somewhere even more beautiful than before. Claire
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Aug 10, 2014
Aug 10, 2014 at 11:47 PM UTC
The theory of letting go
Dear J, I may be at a loss for words half the time, and the other half I might have too much to say, but I can almost always say this; I love you. I have felt fear and I have felt bravery and I have felt loss. I can look pictures of us and I can recall everything we did that day. I can listen to videos of you and I can tell what you felt. And I know that you didn't think I was paying attention, but I knew how you looked when you thought something was unfair. And I knew the look in your eyes when you saw the light just right in a sunset and you knew that nothing could ever be recreated quite like that. I felt the same way about you. Wherever you are, know that loving someone isn't a matter of feeling something or not feeling something. It's a matter of knowing what you're feeling and when you need to let go. I think that people know that letting go involves unfurling your fingers and watching something fall from a great height. It's the act of following that objects downward motion that gets to us. That once it meets the ground or whatever surface it is deemed to hit, it's gone. What was there is gone. And once you think about that you think of what could have been there. That one last touch, that one last feeling of bliss that comes with knowing that the moment you wake up the sun will be shining in rivulets through fingers that tangle in hair fresh off the pillow. It's sad to know that nothing like that will happen again. The sun won't shine the same way. Instead it may simply fall. It won't cascade, it won't flow over the edges of noses or smiling lips. It's the same way water may lose a stone from a riverbed and from there on after it doesn't run quite the same way. But another stone, another pebble will fall in place because replacement happens. I guess what I'm trying to say, is that letting go is letting someone else take a spot. In order for something else to happen you have to let your joints move out of their grip and unfold from their hold on something that wasn't meant to be held by you anymore. Sometimes you have to let them land somewhere new. I only hope that it's somewhere even more beautiful than before. Claire
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With this ring comes a promise. You must be willing to accept it before you wear it. The promise is to love me for as long as possible as I will you. To love me through all the hard times that are yet to come as I will you. To love me and nurture me back to health on the days where I am sick as I will you. To love me and comfort me when I need it as I will for you. But most of all when the day comes where all that matters to be said is “I do”  when I say those words you will not hesitate to say them back to me. *Our love is not fragile, it is not shallow. Our love is strong and none can fathom how deep. Our love is not short, it is not passing. Our love is for a lifetime and it is here to stay. Our love is not one sided, it is not full of doubt. Our love is open and it is built on trust. Our love is not for you or for me. Our love is for US.* Some say that the journey into life begins when you first enter this world. I have a theory that there are multiple journeys of life in the life that you live. There is obviously the journey into becoming a adolescence and then teenager (it is coupled with school). When that ends there is the journey into adulthood (can be accompanied by but not limited to college, vehicles, taxes, jobs, stress). But I believe the two most important journeys in life are the ones about love. The first one begins when you are first born, the second one begins when you find the right person. The first one is finding the person you belong with that you love with every fiber of your being. The second journey is simply to spend the rest of your life with this person. And as I have went through both of these (the first being a bit rough to start) I ask you  to join me in starting the second journey of love. I want you to be my lifelong partner in exploring the world. If you choose to make this promise all you have to do is put this ring on your finger, and I will be yours for life.
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Sep 12, 2012
Sep 12, 2012 at 1:48 PM UTC
Ring of promise. (I wrote this to go with the promise ring that I bought her)
With this ring comes a promise. You must be willing to accept it before you wear it. The promise is to love me for as long as possible as I will you. To love me through all the hard times that are yet to come as I will you. To love me and nurture me back to health on the days where I am sick as I will you. To love me and comfort me when I need it as I will for you. But most of all when the day comes where all that matters to be said is “I do”  when I say those words you will not hesitate to say them back to me. *Our love is not fragile, it is not shallow. Our love is strong and none can fathom how deep. Our love is not short, it is not passing. Our love is for a lifetime and it is here to stay. Our love is not one sided, it is not full of doubt. Our love is open and it is built on trust. Our love is not for you or for me. Our love is for US.* Some say that the journey into life begins when you first enter this world. I have a theory that there are multiple journeys of life in the life that you live. There is obviously the journey into becoming a adolescence and then teenager (it is coupled with school). When that ends there is the journey into adulthood (can be accompanied by but not limited to college, vehicles, taxes, jobs, stress). But I believe the two most important journeys in life are the ones about love. The first one begins when you are first born, the second one begins when you find the right person. The first one is finding the person you belong with that you love with every fiber of your being. The second journey is simply to spend the rest of your life with this person. And as I have went through both of these (the first being a bit rough to start) I ask you  to join me in starting the second journey of love. I want you to be my lifelong partner in exploring the world. If you choose to make this promise all you have to do is put this ring on your finger, and I will be yours for life.
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He is in love with questions And the lilting world of words, With the fabric of philosophy And the taste of fresh ideas. He is in love with the smell of green And the shifting sands of dreams, With the hunt for profound moments And the hunger-lust for purpose. He is in love with his books And the zodiacs cross the planet, With patterns of chain reactions And the way we cog and gear. He is in love with pools of stardust And fanciful notions of theory, With darkness, deep and coveted And the fabric it is made from. He is in love with one who left And the poisoned past he bathes in, With being perpetually lonesome And floating twixt life’s sabulous banks. He is in love with memories, and the universe, And nobody else. With my choking heart, I’m grasping at dust, And I am in love with him.
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Nov 20, 2012
Nov 20, 2012 at 7:10 PM UTC
He Is In Love
The rose is a rose, And was always a rose. But the theory now goes That the apple’s a rose, And the pear is, and so’s The plum, I suppose. The dear only knows What will next prove a rose. You, of course, are a rose— But were always a rose.
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The Rose Family
* Cné I believe in love... In a blink of an eye, a life goes by extinguished in the end. And all that's done returns to dust. No omen can portend. Yet love lives on, infecting all and never really dies It goes beyond the realm of man to live in fragrant skies. And on the spacious sea of clouds, it waits to find a port. And then it anchors in a soul to caper and cavort. Traveler Perhaps In the emotional beginning When head was yet held high Stumbling through clouds Of bright blurry skies Love was a foolish quest Of paralyzing highs And now you're telling me Love can never die? Cné Translucent, the clouds we've sailed and golden sunsets made Kisses that we could have had while watching rainbows fade. Alas, a life's too short to spend in fathomless regret. Perhaps the wheel will turn again another lifetime yet. And so, my love the voyage goes on, to "golden years"? We'll see. Until the other side reveals what shall become of "we". Traveler Indeed A dangerous theory I can't imagine Love roaming free The source of all misery Another invisible ghost Possessing unaware host Surely Love is the blood we bleed All across time and history Love is more than a mere key More than a want Love is a need... **Cné   Traveler Tim** *
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Aug 3, 2017
Aug 3, 2017 at 10:41 AM UTC
LOVE, a theory (collaboration with Traveler)
Innocence isn't just a Thought Theory Feeling State of Mind Age Lack of Knowledge Purity Cleanliness Innocence is more So much more Than I ever believed it was Or could be I grew up Maybe a little too fast And all at once And where I once was Innocent Innocent Innocent My mind grew And expanded And now I know Of many many things I wish I didn't And no longer am I Innocent Innocent Innocent But I lack the Thought Theory Feeling State of Mind Age Lack of Knowledge Purity Cleanliness Of Innocence That I yearn to have once again But will never have again Because once Innocence is lost It cannot be found Ever Again And you are forced To sit And see And observe The innocence around you And mourn over Your very own Innocence Which Is Long long Gone.
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Oct 21, 2013
Oct 21, 2013 at 7:13 PM UTC
Innocence: A Question
the ***** ghost comes to those who have suffered long the agony of torrid loves hunger he is a savior that needs to be saved a glittering pageant of ****** despair his color sapphire a weeping shell a dark cloud of smoldering ash that never burns out he is heat and light he can smell the musk between your legs taste tears of want as if they are his own his **** bursting like trees bludgeon hard, substanceless no you can't put your finger on it your heart a weeping furnace your parched mouth dire is his the emptiness between your legs is his he comes to you a vacant smudge then, white attendant with black eyed gems be not afraid he was lost in life a moralist who could not find Jacobs ladder nor free him self of false boundaries set upon him by the good people their minds spider bites and corpses who imagined a god who loved them by decrees of thou shalt not not not and did not know that flesh needs flesh and only human love could save him then to the grave, just a ***** ghost theory to the living
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Dec 6, 2016
Dec 6, 2016 at 10:01 AM UTC
***** Ghost Theory
When I enter, the black holes of myself, they are located, transcribed upon the blackboards of our unified bodies, the magnification of energy transversed, principles demonstrated by the unconcluding conclusion of the expansion of creation, the rebirthing of one universe never ending When I enter a woman, the discovery sought, the definitional needed, the proofs equational, the factors constant, not the variable truths, the demonstrations positive, the constants of the universe, combinational, all within, a single point glistening to gentle comfort this knowledge of my wasting, the foresight of my limitations from the day of birth my matter, matters, my energy neither destroyed or created, illimitable, my decline inevitable and yet! cannot alter my atomic structure. my future guaranteed, my inner light, traveling so fast, it has yet to arrive When I enter a woman, the laws of physics become special theories of relativity, we are motion in time, force and energy nucleotides rawest refined, elemental and particle nuclear, packets of light exclaimed When I enter a woman, organic, chemistry, interdisciplinary my body and its life force shaped as electric current transceivers crossing galaxies, there can be no deceivers, there but and only the birthing of heat, a byproduct of interjection, conjunction creation of creativity <> she is my proof long after the log normal of my nerves, now parceled to the invisible of an oscillating log natural, fertilizes the sea grasses that so intoxicate, flying, carried, by the invisiblity of the winds, all-where I have chosen as my shifting shape, when this container leaks and crack'd, in sentry reentry orbit, to the nearest garbage strewn construction-dead lot When I enter a woman, physics far beyond the commonplace, physical transition to knowledge of life ever after death and fear are time sensitized passing notions, crushed by the consolation of physics, the eternality of a time once begun, cannot end, and therefore this, my one theory of everything, the God I worship, of course, he is invisible!
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Nov 23, 2014
Nov 23, 2014 at 8:40 AM UTC
The Consolation of Physics (When I Enter a Woman) Nov. 2014
When I enter, the black holes of myself, they are located, transcribed upon the blackboards of our unified bodies, the magnification of energy transversed, principles demonstrated by the unconcluding conclusion of the expansion of creation, the rebirthing of one universe never ending When I enter a woman, the discovery sought, the definitional needed, the proofs equational, the factors constant, not the variable truths, the demonstrations positive, the constants of the universe, combinational, all within, a single point glistening to gentle comfort this knowledge of my wasting, the foresight of my limitations from the day of birth my matter, matters, my energy neither destroyed or created, illimitable, my decline inevitable and yet! cannot alter my atomic structure. my future guaranteed, my inner light, traveling so fast, it has yet to arrive When I enter a woman, the laws of physics become special theories of relativity, we are motion in time, force and energy nucleotides rawest refined, elemental and particle nuclear, packets of light exclaimed When I enter a woman, organic, chemistry, interdisciplinary my body and its life force shaped as electric current transceivers crossing galaxies, there can be no deceivers, there but and only the birthing of heat, a byproduct of interjection, conjunction creation of creativity <> she is my proof long after the log normal of my nerves, now parceled to the invisible of an oscillating log natural, fertilizes the sea grasses that so intoxicate, flying, carried, by the invisiblity of the winds, all-where I have chosen as my shifting shape, when this container leaks and crack'd, in sentry reentry orbit, to the nearest garbage strewn construction-dead lot When I enter a woman, physics far beyond the commonplace, physical transition to knowledge of life ever after death and fear are time sensitized passing notions, crushed by the consolation of physics, the eternality of a time once begun, cannot end, and therefore this, my one theory of everything, the God I worship, of course, he is invisible!
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Excuse-me, Was that offensive to you? I was just pointing out Something obvious. Oh dear, If it were clear I am sorry to disappoint It was so smart I missed your point.
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 7:42 AM UTC
The smart *** theory
Like flipped coin midair Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle Two ends of a spectrum, Möbius strip In a room together, Maxwell’s demon, revolving door Cancer and chemo Like life and death Only one can be The next is inevitable Like an election Only one figurehead may speak for a governing body Like the seasons Change is expected Like a cat left to its own devices Guaranteed to scare itself after a given time Man tries to conquer for comforts sake Mercurial reactions Like elements under catalyst Electron orbitals Exchange positive core Theory of relativity A choice of determining Accuracy of position or velocity Hermes, deity of mine Masculine and feminine Ruler of I Relieve the war of the immortal twins Gemini Battling my heart and mind
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Jul 27, 2014
Jul 27, 2014 at 6:06 PM UTC
Gemini
Last week I was taught that no matter how complex an expression may seem if you multiply it by its conjugate pair you will always end up with a non-negative real solution. That is a metaphor for how we have learned to love. I used to like mathematics, as strange as it may sound, because memorising the value of pi was somehow easier than forgetting the notion of you and I thought maybe comprehending the mechanics of the universe would lead me one step closer to cracking the combination. In a world that spins at the rate of 27,900m per minute, a constant can prove tricky to find. Hence, there is solace to be felt in knowing that even when it is all said and done – when the final bullet has slipped from our tongues and we are left trembling upon nothing but the rubble of our own destruction, two plus three will still be equal to five. In an attempt to clarify a theory to the class, my teacher analogised that mathematics is like one big giant jigsaw puzzle: everything always fits together perfectly in the end Since then I have learned it is the method without the madness, the passion for the predictable; it is everything - that love is not. Not even the greatest mathematician in the world has been able to measure how much a heart can hold. There is no algorithm for how to make you come back; I cannot draw a line graph on the speed at which love left and even if I could, our gradients would never be the same. I may have both halves of the bed, but there is never enough space to fill it with. If a task takes four hours for ten people to complete and the same job takes five people twice that time, how long will it take for a human to feel whole again? Sometimes I think we are nothing more than two parallel lines that accidentally crossed paths.
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Jan 14, 2015
Jan 14, 2015 at 5:47 PM UTC
a mathematical love poem
Last week I was taught that no matter how complex an expression may seem if you multiply it by its conjugate pair you will always end up with a non-negative real solution. That is a metaphor for how we have learned to love. I used to like mathematics, as strange as it may sound, because memorising the value of pi was somehow easier than forgetting the notion of you and I thought maybe comprehending the mechanics of the universe would lead me one step closer to cracking the combination. In a world that spins at the rate of 27,900m per minute, a constant can prove tricky to find. Hence, there is solace to be felt in knowing that even when it is all said and done – when the final bullet has slipped from our tongues and we are left trembling upon nothing but the rubble of our own destruction, two plus three will still be equal to five. In an attempt to clarify a theory to the class, my teacher analogised that mathematics is like one big giant jigsaw puzzle: everything always fits together perfectly in the end Since then I have learned it is the method without the madness, the passion for the predictable; it is everything - that love is not. Not even the greatest mathematician in the world has been able to measure how much a heart can hold. There is no algorithm for how to make you come back; I cannot draw a line graph on the speed at which love left and even if I could, our gradients would never be the same. I may have both halves of the bed, but there is never enough space to fill it with. If a task takes four hours for ten people to complete and the same job takes five people twice that time, how long will it take for a human to feel whole again? Sometimes I think we are nothing more than two parallel lines that accidentally crossed paths.
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"Stoner's Poem" I see your snapstories, I see your ask profile. I see how you comment and reply and flaunt your English skills. Trust me, I love your rebuttals, More than Biryani and the Lebanese pornstar. I see your Facebook posts, I see your WordPress, And I see, how you craft your poems flamboyantly, And then, and then, Pilfer my breath, And rob my me. Sometimes, just sometimes, Your deportment bewilders me, More than Lowry-Bronsted's theory. I see how you dance in the rain, Like "All, sin, tan, cos", do in my brain. I see how you frequent every segment of my cardiac muscle, And then desert it, like it's one of the many dilapidated constructions. My reminiscences about your thingness, Escalate me to a higher spiritual level, More than **** does. Oh, that smile, Oh, that look, Oh, the mystique in you. And again, I am writing of Love. And the pen doesn't seem to stop soon, For I have taken a greater risk, Than asking my friend about cathodes and anodes and electrolysis, while I took my last chemistry exam, When the invigilator was around.
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May 14, 2016
May 14, 2016 at 3:55 AM UTC
Stoner's poem
I have this theory that butterflies taste like bubblegum. When I was a kid, my tongue was a permanent shade of bright pink.  Shoving as many pieces of BubbleYum into my mouth as I could fit was the epitome of happiness, and when I could fit an entire package at once I knew there was nothing I couldn’t achieve. And I’m sure that right now if you cut me open my stomach would be a fluorescent pink, because when I see your face in my mind as I’m sitting in class or when your name is on my tongue before I fall asleep, that’s what it tastes like. Bubblegum. But please don’t cut me open. My dissection would be too ****** anyway, and far too colorful to detect butterflies… Because my blood runs red, white, and blue. When I was younger my mom would always tell me that as I grew older my tastes would change.  Of course, she meant that eventually I would grow to like peas, but even though that still hasn’t happened, she was right.   Back then red, white and blue tasted like       hamburgers                and apple pie                        and baseball.   But just recently I cut my finger – and as I brought it to my lips I tasted       lingonberries                and fish and                         skiing. Have you ever wondered why blood tastes like metal?  It is the SWORDS and SHIELDS that flow through my veins, passed down from ancestors of millennia past.  And every time I am injured it pours out in protest, those ancient warriors urging me to fight against this strange land and this strange culture. I was born away from home, as were my parents and grandparents before me. And as I feel the shapes of foreign words in my mouth they taste like meeting an old friend. Because I’ve come to realize that my blood never ran red, white and blue.                                                                     It runs rødt, hvitt og blått.
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May 29, 2013
May 29, 2013 at 8:16 PM UTC
Bubblegum
I have this theory that butterflies taste like bubblegum. When I was a kid, my tongue was a permanent shade of bright pink.  Shoving as many pieces of BubbleYum into my mouth as I could fit was the epitome of happiness, and when I could fit an entire package at once I knew there was nothing I couldn’t achieve. And I’m sure that right now if you cut me open my stomach would be a fluorescent pink, because when I see your face in my mind as I’m sitting in class or when your name is on my tongue before I fall asleep, that’s what it tastes like. Bubblegum. But please don’t cut me open. My dissection would be too ****** anyway, and far too colorful to detect butterflies… Because my blood runs red, white, and blue. When I was younger my mom would always tell me that as I grew older my tastes would change.  Of course, she meant that eventually I would grow to like peas, but even though that still hasn’t happened, she was right.   Back then red, white and blue tasted like       hamburgers                and apple pie                        and baseball.   But just recently I cut my finger – and as I brought it to my lips I tasted       lingonberries                and fish and                         skiing. Have you ever wondered why blood tastes like metal?  It is the SWORDS and SHIELDS that flow through my veins, passed down from ancestors of millennia past.  And every time I am injured it pours out in protest, those ancient warriors urging me to fight against this strange land and this strange culture. I was born away from home, as were my parents and grandparents before me. And as I feel the shapes of foreign words in my mouth they taste like meeting an old friend. Because I’ve come to realize that my blood never ran red, white and blue.                                                                     It runs rødt, hvitt og blått.
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I want to be your abacus baby,Oh you can count on me. I wont say that i love you, or i heart you, I less than 3 you. Your molecules must be moving fast,girl. Cause your really hot. Are you igneous sedimentary or metamorphic? All i know is baby you rock. And if god existed I'd thank him for you, but I'm rational and read a lot of Sam Harris. Your beautiful like the font garamad,but i want to see you sandarac, take your pants off. I want to be your abacus baby, you can count on me, And i observe your quirks oscillating, and I'm formulating, a g-string theory.. Like an archeologist,I'm gonna try and compute your age. cause i really want to date you. You make me feel like a male giraffe. I want to nudge your **** and make you urinate,and mate you. Scientific fact,thats what they do. The value of my love for you cannot be expressed exactly. More rational then Pi. Hey **** is a legitimate word in scrabble, just FYI I want to be your abacus baby, you can count on me. You can **** me into your super massive black hole, the center of your galaxy. Im talkin ****** I may not be the strongest or the prettiest, but my knowledge of grammar shines. I know how to use the words  further and farther..correctly. Every fricken time. Example:farther indicates physical distance and further a depth or degree example: the moon is getting farther from the earth about 4 centimeters annually. Fun factoid,take it home with ya. You just keep getting further into my heart. You just keep getting farther into my heart. I want to be your abacus baby, you can count on me,and if the situation is ambiguous, further and farther can be used interchangeably. Just a fun factoid. I want to be your abacus baby, you can count on me. Baby i less than 3 you. So please take off your pants.
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Aug 10, 2013
Aug 10, 2013 at 7:14 PM UTC
Nerdy Love Song ©
I want to be your abacus baby,Oh you can count on me. I wont say that i love you, or i heart you, I less than 3 you. Your molecules must be moving fast,girl. Cause your really hot. Are you igneous sedimentary or metamorphic? All i know is baby you rock. And if god existed I'd thank him for you, but I'm rational and read a lot of Sam Harris. Your beautiful like the font garamad,but i want to see you sandarac, take your pants off. I want to be your abacus baby, you can count on me, And i observe your quirks oscillating, and I'm formulating, a g-string theory.. Like an archeologist,I'm gonna try and compute your age. cause i really want to date you. You make me feel like a male giraffe. I want to nudge your **** and make you urinate,and mate you. Scientific fact,thats what they do. The value of my love for you cannot be expressed exactly. More rational then Pi. Hey **** is a legitimate word in scrabble, just FYI I want to be your abacus baby, you can count on me. You can **** me into your super massive black hole, the center of your galaxy. Im talkin ****** I may not be the strongest or the prettiest, but my knowledge of grammar shines. I know how to use the words  further and farther..correctly. Every fricken time. Example:farther indicates physical distance and further a depth or degree example: the moon is getting farther from the earth about 4 centimeters annually. Fun factoid,take it home with ya. You just keep getting further into my heart. You just keep getting farther into my heart. I want to be your abacus baby, you can count on me,and if the situation is ambiguous, further and farther can be used interchangeably. Just a fun factoid. I want to be your abacus baby, you can count on me. Baby i less than 3 you. So please take off your pants.
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teacher sent me to the doctor's office teacher sent me home teacher sent me to the place where all the foul things roam teacher gave me tic-tacs to swallow when i'm sad teacher said the chemicals will make me sorta mad teacher dries my eyes up with platitudes enough to even console all the kids who are made of smarter stuff teacher says confusion is not a cause for shame i'm not quite sure what teacher means but i listen all the same teacher treading tip-toed lowering the tone: "i'll help you with the theory here but you'll practice on your own."
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Apr 12, 2018
Apr 12, 2018 at 6:29 AM UTC
He's Primary School Depressed
The pavement having a merchandise name Merchandising sales being the aim Markdowns throughout any retail store The array of assortments a consumer just can’t ignore Yet watch how the consumer spends their money The consumer will be broke, but certainly not the only Plastic credit cards that could get you into trouble This could cause your interest rates to double But I one should only buy what they actually need However unnecessary things with no need to proceed Retail prices coming from a Buyer’s advice Watch the price and shopping being wise Fashion designers with a eye for your appeal and style All through the theory the consumer is thinking during while Well retail stores have much they want the consumer to explore But with prices slashed here and over there, the consumer becomes not being sure Perhaps having will power is something no one should ignore Money saved with nothing being spent No question needing to be asked as to where your money went.
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Oct 27, 2015
Oct 27, 2015 at 6:37 PM UTC
THE RETAIL CONSUMER AFFAIR
It is my theory that we are all connected. From the thread around your finger to the ribbon on her wrist and the rope tightened on my neck. Every action has a consequence, because when you pull on the string; something unravels.
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Jul 24, 2015
Jul 24, 2015 at 11:33 AM UTC
String Theory
However improbable I like to think that the multiverse theory is true That for every choice we made there are versions of us who made different ones, and that for every lost opportunity there is a whole another universe where we took a chance The paradox will never end the parallels will never cross But I like to think that somewhere out there no matter how unreachable there is a version of me that still has you.
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Jan 1, 2017
Jan 1, 2017 at 9:46 AM UTC
Multiverse
Games between Earth and another space world But it’s Level 2 through 5 in swirl Various games testing your ability to win ‘It’s all levels calling the stops at the very end The wrong Earth message sent to unknown space It’s the Earth from the outer world of space who wants to erase It’s the video games of commerce and the Earth responding in defense Strategy with a theory of game perfection Knowledge with the power in how one will win It’s was all the past thinking comprising from then Level’s up and talent of one’s hands Video movement and watching with keen control commands Making elevating scores being a caravan Earth being on an objective move The other world with wizardry in fool on the top of being cruel Professional video game players becoming their own challenge in saving the world The outer world being defeated and their resources depleted A delete on the outer world terms Think positive in knowing you have achieved and the welcomed honor to proceed Video games being one’s pure success, but those who can conquer are the masters who are the best.
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Jul 26, 2015
Jul 26, 2015 at 1:32 PM UTC
THE VIDEO GAME PIXELS ATTACK
Why is hellopoetry.com black and white? I've always wondered about this... why my colorful photographs are required to travel back in time. How does this effect the poetry in any way, shape, or form? But I understand the wisdom of this design now. And it sets a great metaphor for all of the people of the pen involved in this truly noble motion, this secret society for people with passion, talent, and troubled minds and souls. Hello Poetry is black and white not because it has to be monochromatic and modern, but because us poets fill these pages with enough inovativeness and color already with our words, ideas, thoughts, songs, senryus, ballads, heartbreaks, insecurities, that adding literal color to this website would be overwhelming. These soft undertones of gray, black, and white may be considered drab and depressing to some, but to us poets it represents timelessness. And this is probably why we are all here. Hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, or even yearly publishing poems. Because we all know we are not going to live forever, and we are so entirely insignificant in the broad scheme of things and of the universe itself, that it is a bit comforting and helpful to have this coping mechanism or soft blankie to calm our fears, that this literature we write, however insignificant it may be, is absolutley permanent. And that maybe someday it will be remembered so a small bit of us may live on. Tom Riddle knew the needs and wants of man kind before anybody else realized it. Maybe he was just trying to cope with the fact that he is insignificant. These poems are all our Horcruxes so viveamus per camenam nostram.
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Apr 5, 2014
Apr 5, 2014 at 5:19 PM UTC
The Tom Riddle Theory
Why is hellopoetry.com black and white? I've always wondered about this... why my colorful photographs are required to travel back in time. How does this effect the poetry in any way, shape, or form? But I understand the wisdom of this design now. And it sets a great metaphor for all of the people of the pen involved in this truly noble motion, this secret society for people with passion, talent, and troubled minds and souls. Hello Poetry is black and white not because it has to be monochromatic and modern, but because us poets fill these pages with enough inovativeness and color already with our words, ideas, thoughts, songs, senryus, ballads, heartbreaks, insecurities, that adding literal color to this website would be overwhelming. These soft undertones of gray, black, and white may be considered drab and depressing to some, but to us poets it represents timelessness. And this is probably why we are all here. Hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, or even yearly publishing poems. Because we all know we are not going to live forever, and we are so entirely insignificant in the broad scheme of things and of the universe itself, that it is a bit comforting and helpful to have this coping mechanism or soft blankie to calm our fears, that this literature we write, however insignificant it may be, is absolutley permanent. And that maybe someday it will be remembered so a small bit of us may live on. Tom Riddle knew the needs and wants of man kind before anybody else realized it. Maybe he was just trying to cope with the fact that he is insignificant. These poems are all our Horcruxes so viveamus per camenam nostram.
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Of all the super heroes who exist like legends, or monuments in entertainment, or essential cultural commodities, and my favorite is Moon Knight. Never met a good reception. Never had a particularly well done story. I like Moon Knight in theory; a superhero with mental issues, with friends who face the moral challenge of playing into his insanity, versus helping him stop serious crimes. It seemed like a social commentary to me; why do we hate dictators, but love superheroes? How is it we understand absolute power corrupts absolutely, yet also think having an alien demigod semi-rule the planet is really in the best interest of our species? The design for Moon Knight has always been immaculate to me; directly representing the fallibility of the hero, diving into the night with a decadent radiance, he wears all white, and declares he enjoys it- for his enemies to know he's coming. Does it make sense? No. Much like the Punisher, Moon Knight doesn't struggle with being morally black and white, but does struggle with keeping that identity intact. His eyes glowing, no face shown... just darkness. All the emotion in the world broadcast through two glowing orbs. sometimes red, sometimes green, often white. A visual hint to clouded mind of Moon Knight; Marvel's true Batman gone awry. Gone insane. A failed son who won't die. Here's to it.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 12:32 PM UTC
"Moon Knight."
We live in a time of uncertainty No jobs Climate change Mass killings warnings of pandemics Where is our utopia where is our heaven on Earth 1900's we had San Fransisco's earthquake McKinley was assassinated First Nobel prize The Tunguska Event nothing as changed in my eyes 1910's we had Spanish flu The sinking of the unsinkable ship, the Titanic and World War 1 What else is needed to say about this decade nothing changed as the human race lived on 1920's we had Discovery of penicillin The great depression and prohibition 1930's we had Bonnie and Clyde Hindenburg disaster Discovery of Pluto Al Capone imprisoned 1940's we had World War 2 Mount Rushmore completed Big bang theory formulated Israel founded Nothing changed but who knew 1950's we had Castro becomes Dictator of Cuba Laika the dog goes into space Korean War began History never changed and neither will the Human Race 1960's we had The rise of the Berlin wall First man on the moon Vietnam War Nothing changed and won't any time soon 1970's we had First test tube baby Tangshan Earthquake Kent state shootings Elvis died 1980's we had Chernobyl Tiananmen square massacre Exxon oil spill Nothing changed and never will 1990's we had Oklahoma city bombing Princess Diana died Columbine massacre World Trade Center bombed End of the Cold War 2000's we had Hurricane Katrina Pluto reclassified Obama elected September 11th 2010's we had Haiti Earthquake Japan Earthquake Bin Laden killed BP oil spill England riots Brazil riots China banned time travel. We're only 4 years in. **** sapiens are nearly 200,000 years old nothing changed and never will
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Jun 8, 2014
Jun 8, 2014 at 6:07 AM UTC
Nothing Changed
We live in a time of uncertainty No jobs Climate change Mass killings warnings of pandemics Where is our utopia where is our heaven on Earth 1900's we had San Fransisco's earthquake McKinley was assassinated First Nobel prize The Tunguska Event nothing as changed in my eyes 1910's we had Spanish flu The sinking of the unsinkable ship, the Titanic and World War 1 What else is needed to say about this decade nothing changed as the human race lived on 1920's we had Discovery of penicillin The great depression and prohibition 1930's we had Bonnie and Clyde Hindenburg disaster Discovery of Pluto Al Capone imprisoned 1940's we had World War 2 Mount Rushmore completed Big bang theory formulated Israel founded Nothing changed but who knew 1950's we had Castro becomes Dictator of Cuba Laika the dog goes into space Korean War began History never changed and neither will the Human Race 1960's we had The rise of the Berlin wall First man on the moon Vietnam War Nothing changed and won't any time soon 1970's we had First test tube baby Tangshan Earthquake Kent state shootings Elvis died 1980's we had Chernobyl Tiananmen square massacre Exxon oil spill Nothing changed and never will 1990's we had Oklahoma city bombing Princess Diana died Columbine massacre World Trade Center bombed End of the Cold War 2000's we had Hurricane Katrina Pluto reclassified Obama elected September 11th 2010's we had Haiti Earthquake Japan Earthquake Bin Laden killed BP oil spill England riots Brazil riots China banned time travel. We're only 4 years in. **** sapiens are nearly 200,000 years old nothing changed and never will
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the british way, not mentioning yarn, too much, repeating words, where no longer necessary. wool in abundance here, piled on wool lorries, neatly balanced with premium acrylic. it is a fine line we walk, gently avoiding peptides, only just a theory, yet used independantly, alongside honest work, for mending. today is hallow e’en sbm
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Oct 31, 2013
Oct 31, 2013 at 2:00 AM UTC
describing wool
I’m working to unwrap you slowly To form you up like a theory To create a habitat for you in my head My steps grow wider when I see you at the end Lying, lounging, an old lion Afternoon sun low and tired Rays and shadows streak the road like enveloping arms As I grow closer, you project even further away I just long to reach you Rest my head against your ***** and Sleep against your softness like a pile of feathers To rest at last. But at times I think I’ll never reach you, As I approach you reflect even further away I wonder that this road is endless, thinning into the distance The black wires radiate into the air above me Mutating my simple DNA into something else entirely A sole purpose survivor, a solider The cause is more desperate now They’re buzzing to each other above my head, talking about me Their scrutiny banging between my ears The dust becomes a new layer of me, with incredible thirst Just fields of dehydrated dandelions, just nothing They soak up the liquid from everything With their chemical and electrical waves The fields are screeching as they shrivel up, like dying children Now it’s all yellow, beige, and far away It’s all so tiny against the horizon, For all I know, your silhouette has become a statue by now Just this long stripe of dirt I treat like a passageway Just a ladder to a final place of rest I’m desperate for a stop in my trudging motion But I know I can’t lie down in this unworthy sand.
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Dec 4, 2012
Dec 4, 2012 at 5:52 PM UTC
Yellow
You really have to watch those liberal males, they'll spend hours and hours with you having deep intellectual conversations. They'll discuss deep ideas, contemplate esoteric theory and spiritual ideas. They'll make love for hours and write deep and meaningful poetry about you. Sure, they will probably wear their hair long and most likely won't own a television. But, they'll understand art and architecture and literature. It's true that they probably won't give two shakes about who won what football game, but they'll dance with you late at night under the stars and they're always looking for new ways to please you and usually understand your deepest thoughts, often before you understand them yourself. They'll be your best friend and always treat you as an equal, in fact, it will never even enter their mind that you're not. They're almost always physically fit, too, because they're usually the outdoorsy type and love to hike. They never make fun of others, or discuss small ideas. They enjoy discussing ways to improve the world and the lives of others. Sure, they won't slap you on your *** and tell you to get in the kitchen and cook them some dinner and bring them a beer while you're at it like those macho men on the right. Instead they'll probably tell you to relax while they whip you up a gourmet meal and serve it to you on the best dishes. Yeah, you really gotta watch out for those liberal males.
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Sep 13, 2015
Sep 13, 2015 at 10:06 AM UTC
Those Pesky Liberal Males