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"thoroughness" poems
the lads are in tandem, biking well together the lads are in tandem, biking well together such is their dedication, on spec 24/7 such is their dedication, on spec 24/7 such is their dedication, biking well together on spec 24/7, the lads are in tandem they've a task to do, preserving their allotment they've a task to do, preserving their allotment strength and resources they expend, their energies focused strength and resources they expend, their energies focused preserving their allotment, strength and resources they expend they've a task to do, their energies focused the territory they range, both seeking thoroughness the territory they range, both seeking thoroughness again to-day they're in unison, their labors may yet pay off again to-day they're in unison, their labors may yet pay off again to-day they're in unison, both seeking thoroughness the territory they range, their labors may yet pay off both seeking thoroughness, they've a task to do again to-day they're in unison, preserving their allotment biking well together, they're labors may yet pay off strength and resources they expend, the territory they range   on spec 24/7, the lads in tandem such is their dedication, their energies focused
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Nov 20, 2014
Nov 20, 2014 at 6:48 PM UTC
Energies Focused (Paradelle Poem)
Silently the social media hero strikes again The swift and ruthless keyboard warrior Crushing political correctness Debunking liberal drivel Overpowering the opinions of the obsolete He grows and grows With every post And tweets make him feel Like the torrent of thoroughness Raging through a landscape That needs to be cleansed Outside lies a hostile world With prying, judging eyes Online, a world of possibilities Where virtual battle cries Are the prelude of a rally Between the devoid and the deluded But through his own gaze Focused on the reflection On the computer screen A social media hero rises While outside, the world passes him by
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Aug 30, 2016
Aug 30, 2016 at 5:26 AM UTC
Social media warrior
He saw her drop a wallet and nobody saw it He returned it without her seeing it and she was glad there was no thank you, no need to feel indebted to, no need to reciprocate, no belittling of the effort to not feel grateful, no aggrandizement of the effort to reward overly to the point of removing, no self-praise----all just a quiet act of kindness but then someone did see him and blamed him for taking it in the first place and not only was the act not appreciated but it was scorned, misinterpreted, misunderstood, confused, defamed and finally damned. When kindness is ****** could there be any greater crime? The act was kindness and nobody understood it, and everyone jumped to conclusions, and everyone found one reason to **** for another reason, and nobody took the extra time, caring, compassion, and thoroughness and patience and love it would have taken to find out the truth---so the the greatest crime prevailed---far greater than the act that was understood to be the "justifiable damnation", but isn't it always the breeding grounds for justifiable damnation when conclusions about the biggest things in life are so quickly assumed to be true when they aren't. Reverse the crime with patience, love, understanding, caring being thorough, being careful, and remember the act of returning the wallet held such integrity that your shine will show the light to everyone else sooner or later but your light will forever shine regardless so don't unjustifiably **** yourself either---love yourself---and thank you for returning the wallet
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Mar 3, 2015
Mar 3, 2015 at 7:34 PM UTC
Wallet Returned
He saw her drop a wallet and nobody saw it He returned it without her seeing it and she was glad there was no thank you, no need to feel indebted to, no need to reciprocate, no belittling of the effort to not feel grateful, no aggrandizement of the effort to reward overly to the point of removing, no self-praise----all just a quiet act of kindness but then someone did see him and blamed him for taking it in the first place and not only was the act not appreciated but it was scorned, misinterpreted, misunderstood, confused, defamed and finally damned. When kindness is ****** could there be any greater crime? The act was kindness and nobody understood it, and everyone jumped to conclusions, and everyone found one reason to **** for another reason, and nobody took the extra time, caring, compassion, and thoroughness and patience and love it would have taken to find out the truth---so the the greatest crime prevailed---far greater than the act that was understood to be the "justifiable damnation", but isn't it always the breeding grounds for justifiable damnation when conclusions about the biggest things in life are so quickly assumed to be true when they aren't. Reverse the crime with patience, love, understanding, caring being thorough, being careful, and remember the act of returning the wallet held such integrity that your shine will show the light to everyone else sooner or later but your light will forever shine regardless so don't unjustifiably **** yourself either---love yourself---and thank you for returning the wallet
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Structure. Stability. Rigidity. Critical view. Thoroughness. Totality. Honesty.
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Jan 30, 2011
Jan 30, 2011 at 1:44 PM UTC
A Lack Thereof
the French palate doth enjoy a little horse a batch of it hath been recognized their meat products ill categorized consuming countries seeking some recourse a mix up at the meat supplier's end hath drawn many persons to keenly question the thoroughness of factory inspection bovine and equine meats differ in blend the affair hath been verily upsetting those who didn't follow with consistency now have a smattering of egg on face the episode is most embarrassing food items should guarantee authenticity once they're on the market they cause disgrace
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Dec 27, 2013
Dec 27, 2013 at 6:38 AM UTC
Meat Debacle (Italian Sonnet)
There's a difference in these woods, drifting between grey, scabby bark, sifting into the moist, wormy soil, beckoning for purpose, breaking into the sound of a becoming yet battered nature. The footprints can be light, thorough -- almost a trait granted by the torture of eternity. With head-weaves buoyant above tree-leaves, a hyper-vigilance stemmed from the abuse of a darkly philosophy weaponized; an extension of the elbows, forearms, wrists of huntsmen seeking inferno. A hollow is an ideal resting place, beyond the greased veins of trees, fingertips delving into clustered black, grasping an illusory livelihood, only to imprison itself, hoping for only a thoroughness granted by the torture of eternity. When love enters the picture, it's best to fade into the skyline, becoming a blue phantom, hiding behind q-tip clouds, balanced feebly, anxiously, unable to realize how easy you can be seen. How easy it is to underestimate your own significance. You can drag a razor horizontally, thinking the ink of space will pour through, staining yourself, watching yourself disappear, hoping for only a thoroughness granted by the torture of eternity. - I dance with her, a light caramel mutt, in a purgatory of racial tension, between black and white, living in the grey area of society, not knowing that it's okay -- and she is like me, I've just realized.
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May 3, 2016
May 3, 2016 at 2:53 PM UTC
Blue Phantom
Today, I found beauty in hairy arms and a receding hairline. My substitute for my English Literature class was a man. His name is Danny. He's short and a little fidgety, gesticulating with every word he speaks. His voice is moderately deep, strong and clear. He's attentive, though his fidgetiness makes him seem a bit scatter brained. His white t-shirt with a few buttons on the top and brown pants were rather plain. Rather, his attire was practical. Alongside his 5 o'clock shadow and glasses, he's average. He's your average middle-aged man, subbing an American Literature class. But he isn't average. He's passionate. He knows what he's talking about. He's descriptive, knowledgeable, well-rounded. He's excited to examine and read and understand literature. He's genuinely excited to unearth the underlying meanings of our most recent readings. You can tell in his spazzy hand movements when he gets excited, or when he pushes his hair back and readjusts his glasses when he's in the middle of a thought. You can see it in his thoroughness of his explanations. He's engaging- he talks to and with us, not at us. He loves his job, he loves his work, and it's very apparent. So Danny is beautiful. I think he is beautiful because of his passion. It caught my attention and it has me hooked. For this first time this semester, I want to go to this class because I know he'll be there, eager to explain the reading and ask us what we think about it too. People, I beg of you to be like Danny- find what you love, immerse yourself into it. Your passion for your work will flow out of you and captivate you to your core. When you're that invested, it becomes infectious. Others will be captivated and immersed as well, even if it is more so in you than it is in your passion. Passionate people are alluring and captivating. I think that's beautiful, more so than other things a person could be. It's beautiful to be so passionate about something that you exude and live it, almost as if your passion were the air you breathe.
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 6:26 PM UTC
Danny
Today, I found beauty in hairy arms and a receding hairline. My substitute for my English Literature class was a man. His name is Danny. He's short and a little fidgety, gesticulating with every word he speaks. His voice is moderately deep, strong and clear. He's attentive, though his fidgetiness makes him seem a bit scatter brained. His white t-shirt with a few buttons on the top and brown pants were rather plain. Rather, his attire was practical. Alongside his 5 o'clock shadow and glasses, he's average. He's your average middle-aged man, subbing an American Literature class. But he isn't average. He's passionate. He knows what he's talking about. He's descriptive, knowledgeable, well-rounded. He's excited to examine and read and understand literature. He's genuinely excited to unearth the underlying meanings of our most recent readings. You can tell in his spazzy hand movements when he gets excited, or when he pushes his hair back and readjusts his glasses when he's in the middle of a thought. You can see it in his thoroughness of his explanations. He's engaging- he talks to and with us, not at us. He loves his job, he loves his work, and it's very apparent. So Danny is beautiful. I think he is beautiful because of his passion. It caught my attention and it has me hooked. For this first time this semester, I want to go to this class because I know he'll be there, eager to explain the reading and ask us what we think about it too. People, I beg of you to be like Danny- find what you love, immerse yourself into it. Your passion for your work will flow out of you and captivate you to your core. When you're that invested, it becomes infectious. Others will be captivated and immersed as well, even if it is more so in you than it is in your passion. Passionate people are alluring and captivating. I think that's beautiful, more so than other things a person could be. It's beautiful to be so passionate about something that you exude and live it, almost as if your passion were the air you breathe.
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I’ve been mistaken for a conquistador When really I just break hearts by accident There’s no evil in my deeds And no wickedness in my words I’m just looking for lovers who are lost I’ve been trying to fix the unbroken And all I do is break what can’t be fixed There’s no cleverness in my words And no thoroughness in my deeds I’m just a lost soul looking for love So you will know me by the trail of broken hearts And the flower in my buttonhole And that smug look on my face And the searchlight in my mind Aimed at nothing in particular
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Dec 2, 2015
Dec 2, 2015 at 9:16 AM UTC
Conquistador
Slack canvas bends with the first strokes: brush and paint scar a waiting whiteness. Others follow of less distinct pressure but now with an affected swirl a life emerges. Colours are selected with random thoroughness, outlining only what the eye believes it sees. Shapes conform to break the rules and innovate, where bright arrays can glide through blundered blobs: ochre, umber, raw sienna. Sable is saved for finer life forms steadfastly fixed in oil. Tentatively mixtures are blended to blur the more familiar with darker and darker hues. The creator remains anonymous.
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Jul 7, 2011
Jul 7, 2011 at 11:48 PM UTC
Life Forms
A thoroughness here was her house as she'd listen inside a glibly lit room her whispers would doom in doubt so forcibly heathen her lover's twitch bright as her soul made ex spruce glow but her midland east of Old Blue soon her lakelet suburb dawned flatlander accent mere document in fervid upswing on porch of antiquity round inlaid flag.
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Apr 10, 2017
Apr 10, 2017 at 3:44 PM UTC
Findlay Flag
her touch is so gentle and her hands, so soft. smoothly, they glide briefly across my skin; i breath her scent into my lungs deeply briefly she must never know the thoroughness of my enjoyment of her fingertips. fluttering eyelids and stilled motion might give me away, but even still, she must never know .
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Apr 17, 2015
Apr 17, 2015 at 9:57 PM UTC
brief contact
i have no other means to see, only through the intervening vacuities of the word — out in the field there seems to be no end seething to the very beginning; these words now appear limbless yet still make their way deftly, scrunching against the wall enough to toss the body out of sleep. i have nothing to offer only my despair and in this, myself, have seen all too pristinely without a sensible trace of fear or a mitigated feeling i am all words and no conversing, addled by the thoroughness of it, ample warmth of a makeshift fire   thwarting the involuntary shadow there,   hiding behind the renegade   of thought or a portentous rearing     of imagination's hearth: i am all words, no other than this alone— having achieved this noble sense of   swift perpetuity, no other means to     this end than the poetry of impetus.
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Oct 15, 2015
Oct 15, 2015 at 4:47 AM UTC
Makeshift Fire In Imagination's Hearth
As the walls wear gold, where they wore black-- as the waking that's awoken... as the sleeping that's slept... the thoroughness of it all lives us to surrender.
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Apr 8, 2015
Apr 8, 2015 at 5:13 PM UTC
Thoroughness
Last night I went to Africa. I spent a month there. I know this because I told you.This morning I am exhausted, turned over too many times in sleep and wakefulness as the day gloats over my body. Yesterday’s skyline made me dream of lavender forests. In the dreams I took stills of purple and blue bark, papery shadows. I wanted to capture the essence for morning.  In the morning I knew I would forget, but the image, or the fleeting, trails in me. I spent a lot of time by a river. Grey mud grows on me. In the mud there is a struggle. At times I would touch myself and find blood. I am not afraid of the scarlet here. The colour is rare and important, but tomorrow will be lost on me. I will be left with the flash of an impression in your arms. When I woke up I wanted to tell you something. A why was stuck in the mud burrowed within me.  A new cleft. When I open my mouth I create old wounds in silence. I will spend the next few days trying to cover them in dust. In the dream I walked many miles, and the stairs of a house burn in me. I felt the thoroughness in my legs. Before I woke I squatted in the schoolyard where I told you about it, inspecting the new firmness in my muscles. I realized that I didn’t long to impress you. There will be things we never know.  There are roads I walked and can’t remember now. The earth will not discuss it. Today the light affronts me. I am lost somewhere in Africa where you are not. Today I will not wake up. I will keep remembering the blood. The lavender forest spreads within me. A man will protest it with forgetfulness. I will push against the morning and slide into it. I will always slide into it.
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Nov 16, 2015
Nov 16, 2015 at 1:48 PM UTC
africa
Last night I went to Africa. I spent a month there. I know this because I told you.This morning I am exhausted, turned over too many times in sleep and wakefulness as the day gloats over my body. Yesterday’s skyline made me dream of lavender forests. In the dreams I took stills of purple and blue bark, papery shadows. I wanted to capture the essence for morning.  In the morning I knew I would forget, but the image, or the fleeting, trails in me. I spent a lot of time by a river. Grey mud grows on me. In the mud there is a struggle. At times I would touch myself and find blood. I am not afraid of the scarlet here. The colour is rare and important, but tomorrow will be lost on me. I will be left with the flash of an impression in your arms. When I woke up I wanted to tell you something. A why was stuck in the mud burrowed within me.  A new cleft. When I open my mouth I create old wounds in silence. I will spend the next few days trying to cover them in dust. In the dream I walked many miles, and the stairs of a house burn in me. I felt the thoroughness in my legs. Before I woke I squatted in the schoolyard where I told you about it, inspecting the new firmness in my muscles. I realized that I didn’t long to impress you. There will be things we never know.  There are roads I walked and can’t remember now. The earth will not discuss it. Today the light affronts me. I am lost somewhere in Africa where you are not. Today I will not wake up. I will keep remembering the blood. The lavender forest spreads within me. A man will protest it with forgetfulness. I will push against the morning and slide into it. I will always slide into it.
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Dislike not what you know not of or what you doubt to be true. Follow everything out to the point of taxing thoroughness. Leave no stone un-turned and no leaf left unruffled. Live with exhausting deliberation the life set out for you. Simplify and better thyself. Teach others by living as an example.
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Jul 2, 2014
Jul 2, 2014 at 6:00 PM UTC
Life thoughts
on seeing what got posted on paper Joe saw that it was not of the true form in the piece lay an inept uniform this being so noted by the pro-draper of such structure he knew a great amount his years of experience were so well known as exhibited in what he'd long shown everything had to have the exact count they who didn't present it in correct light could expect a failure mark from his pen nothing imprecise was given a pass that would be his low score displaying might they'd need the thoroughness of apt ken when submitting for a crediting mass
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Jun 11, 2018
Jun 11, 2018 at 11:34 PM UTC
Crediting Mass (Italian Sonnet)