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"tinniest" poems
A tree stands tall on soil, A human on earth, The ground, forming soils upper 'crust'. But what would thou be, If sans was the soil first? We origunated from the soil, Evolve through it, One day, we'll be this soil The soil, on which thou may never sit. Life still isn't a thing, without this mere soil. It endures so much, Yet gives back peace. And complains not, Of its strife's and greifs! The food we eat, The air we breathe, Will all be futile, Sans soil beneath. There wouldn't be trees, Would fresh air we'd breath? The water we drink, Would'en really be free? And Oh, the ground that Endures you feet, Would you be standing, Without the soil beneath? The soil forms lifes, Aids us live, But little we know, Of its sincerest deeds! It burns itself, To prevent us  from heat, It wettens itself, And absorbs all heat. The birds, The beasts, the tinniest creatue indeed, Are the elements indebted to soil in brief. Thou life is but this soil, The soil that reings life, we are the trees, Who stand on it, Who laugh, endure, Learn, speak, Yet keeps so much, like those little seeds. Thy parent are seeds, And the roots to be Thy friends are leaves, That may shed in weeks, Thy siblings the arms, Those helping hands in deeds. The soil of life, Sees success, misfortune and griefs, Yet fertile is the one, Who masters to smile even in adversities. The soil is major part of eternity, And our lives an essential part, The part, we then call as an 'evergrowing tree'
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Nov 14, 2017
Nov 14, 2017 at 6:03 PM UTC
The soil of life
It was a simple thing throwing out the trash cleaning out reminders the embers, and the ash When it fell into my hand memories, long now forgot resurfacing again, to pain the ring, that I had bought Take care when remembering don't linger, on the chaff the tinniest, and little things will kick you, in the ***
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Apr 17, 2017
Apr 17, 2017 at 1:35 PM UTC
Rings, true
I An orange overcast this evening splayed pink hues stripes and saccharine beads. The twilight caricatures live golden years. Restless becoming in the garden of her drunken sons their flowers soaked in brass, seams bursting in uncontrollable laughter we pause. To admire the briefness of that era exploding its petals peppering spraying saliently we spill indoors churning across tabletops. My arms hang dead by my sides. Her eyes gaping sway swiftly biting deeply the dottedfaces lurch. Streets fall unconditional amidst tears we comb lips sharply distinctly her stubborn *** stumbling handles loosening she holds my hand my arms hang dead we pause.        II Children babble sunlight across lawns; I hear sirens traffic icecream nips our tongues twinge on windless pipes gust our hair flying smiling at laughter  from the playground behind us. Placid smiles stain enamoured halls; for glimpses we mumble necks crooked sheets flap  draped over bars her eyes waver glisten shiver. A warm breeze dries my hair. III Wallowing I oscillate utmost trep- -idation entangling grappling but hushed beneath foliage eyes downturned soil clings when her fingers impress deeper through to where rivers end. Glowing dawn I turn further lighter almost her hair caught between the floors; gently feverish we see turgid lines the tinniest cracks we pray on tranquil mornings. Window panes blemished it was spring only darker from deafened rivers throbbing; under lucid eyes I fold and heralds blare. We consume the silence sounding from still lakes.
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Aug 26, 2013
Aug 26, 2013 at 9:22 PM UTC
an orange overcast this evening
I An orange overcast this evening splayed pink hues stripes and saccharine beads. The twilight caricatures live golden years. Restless becoming in the garden of her drunken sons their flowers soaked in brass, seams bursting in uncontrollable laughter we pause. To admire the briefness of that era exploding its petals peppering spraying saliently we spill indoors churning across tabletops. My arms hang dead by my sides. Her eyes gaping sway swiftly biting deeply the dottedfaces lurch. Streets fall unconditional amidst tears we comb lips sharply distinctly her stubborn *** stumbling handles loosening she holds my hand my arms hang dead we pause.        II Children babble sunlight across lawns; I hear sirens traffic icecream nips our tongues twinge on windless pipes gust our hair flying smiling at laughter  from the playground behind us. Placid smiles stain enamoured halls; for glimpses we mumble necks crooked sheets flap  draped over bars her eyes waver glisten shiver. A warm breeze dries my hair. III Wallowing I oscillate utmost trep- -idation entangling grappling but hushed beneath foliage eyes downturned soil clings when her fingers impress deeper through to where rivers end. Glowing dawn I turn further lighter almost her hair caught between the floors; gently feverish we see turgid lines the tinniest cracks we pray on tranquil mornings. Window panes blemished it was spring only darker from deafened rivers throbbing; under lucid eyes I fold and heralds blare. We consume the silence sounding from still lakes.
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Everyday we will smile and play Windows will shatter across our platters The morning will come and bid us hello As you can imagine everyday was fantastic All of a sudden the world came crashing Rivers overturn and tress were falling Echoing around me where sounds of animals screeching The colors slowly fadding Light cried goodbye, Night rose awake Now these forbidden colors washed into grays I try to tell everyone but no one listened blinded by their own injustice Green has been replaced by death and i try to bring them back to life all i have are ashes The world grows form the tinniest of seeds And blossoms into the flowers that captivates our sights We pull form the ground and we stop its life And for what? To see it die in a glass container in our house Forbidden colours of a field in full bloom But not anymore Greys have blocked the sky's light from reaching them The world is slowly coming to a screeching halt Winters are longer and summers are hotter I wonder if we will survive Forbidden colours Of ice in the north and south that are melting away Into the blues of oceans that are heating The rush of water that is filling our land into a swamp People try to fight against something they cannot control People will like to blame anything at all But themselves All of these colours fade away as we destroy their homes And become extinct Have filled the world with ash Dark and thick like ink Forbidden colours Of the ocean blue Magentas and purples of coral reefs Red of the uncut redwood forest Forbidden colours Of white mountain tops And cerulean of shining lakes With underground forest vibrating viridian Forbidden colours Meadows that flow of fushia and lavender Or fields of golden corn With the rich brown of dirt Forbidden colours Of our pink lungs not filled with industrial vile © Sofia Villagrana 2018
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Jun 2, 2018
Jun 2, 2018 at 6:15 PM UTC
Forbidden Colours
Everyday we will smile and play Windows will shatter across our platters The morning will come and bid us hello As you can imagine everyday was fantastic All of a sudden the world came crashing Rivers overturn and tress were falling Echoing around me where sounds of animals screeching The colors slowly fadding Light cried goodbye, Night rose awake Now these forbidden colors washed into grays I try to tell everyone but no one listened blinded by their own injustice Green has been replaced by death and i try to bring them back to life all i have are ashes The world grows form the tinniest of seeds And blossoms into the flowers that captivates our sights We pull form the ground and we stop its life And for what? To see it die in a glass container in our house Forbidden colours of a field in full bloom But not anymore Greys have blocked the sky's light from reaching them The world is slowly coming to a screeching halt Winters are longer and summers are hotter I wonder if we will survive Forbidden colours Of ice in the north and south that are melting away Into the blues of oceans that are heating The rush of water that is filling our land into a swamp People try to fight against something they cannot control People will like to blame anything at all But themselves All of these colours fade away as we destroy their homes And become extinct Have filled the world with ash Dark and thick like ink Forbidden colours Of the ocean blue Magentas and purples of coral reefs Red of the uncut redwood forest Forbidden colours Of white mountain tops And cerulean of shining lakes With underground forest vibrating viridian Forbidden colours Meadows that flow of fushia and lavender Or fields of golden corn With the rich brown of dirt Forbidden colours Of our pink lungs not filled with industrial vile © Sofia Villagrana 2018
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Dancing little kitten Plying for my toes Just the tinniest flinch of movement. And away your paws go. To cling to my toes and my fingers To swing at my nose Soft kisses  are like wishes little kitten, They rarely help. But like wishes, soft kisses Are allways felt So  crawl back to my arms Tears sting skin like sandpaper Crawl back to my arms little kitten Ill show you dont need a maker
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Dec 29, 2015
Dec 29, 2015 at 4:14 PM UTC
Dancing kitten
Only the purest of hearts have the ability to hear the dewdrops whisper in the earliest of mornings. Sometimes the ones with the greed and darkness entwined within, need only a sign from someone else that they too are accepted. Only the smallest of things have the advantage of seeing the world at its largest point. Sometimes the ones who stand tall and grand may secretly be timid and afraid, with only their outer image concealing their true feelings. Only the less flexible have the opportunity to grow and someday make it to a different level. Sometimes the flexible have no more room to lengthen, leaving no space to progress in time. Only the youngest of children can have the most unusual friends, who no one else can see, Leaving the ones who are older, in a narrow-minded and constricted place, with nothing but reality wrapped around them. Only the ones who forgive and let go will be able to move on, Leaving the ones who don’t, trapped and lost forever. Only the old with the tinniest of steps have had the longest journey, Leaving the rest, with the wider and faster strides to continue on. Only the ones that live their lives in the moment, will live it to the fullest, Leaving the minds of the others, behind or ahead of time, giving no space for them to see what lies at their feet. Only the ones who love themselves, will be able to spread and give love to others, Leaving the ones who hate and resent themselves, to have no possible way to fully love and take in someone else.
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May 3, 2010
May 3, 2010 at 4:26 PM UTC
Simply Choice
Only the purest of hearts have the ability to hear the dewdrops whisper in the earliest of mornings. Sometimes the ones with the greed and darkness entwined within, need only a sign from someone else that they too are accepted. Only the smallest of things have the advantage of seeing the world at its largest point. Sometimes the ones who stand tall and grand may secretly be timid and afraid, with only their outer image concealing their true feelings. Only the less flexible have the opportunity to grow and someday make it to a different level. Sometimes the flexible have no more room to lengthen, leaving no space to progress in time. Only the youngest of children can have the most unusual friends, who no one else can see, Leaving the ones who are older, in a narrow-minded and constricted place, with nothing but reality wrapped around them. Only the ones who forgive and let go will be able to move on, Leaving the ones who don’t, trapped and lost forever. Only the old with the tinniest of steps have had the longest journey, Leaving the rest, with the wider and faster strides to continue on. Only the ones that live their lives in the moment, will live it to the fullest, Leaving the minds of the others, behind or ahead of time, giving no space for them to see what lies at their feet. Only the ones who love themselves, will be able to spread and give love to others, Leaving the ones who hate and resent themselves, to have no possible way to fully love and take in someone else.
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All that exists, from the tinniest particle To every scientific article What were able to see through the naked eye Or feel through an act of kindness or a simple smile All thats invented, discovered & what surrounds us All of the world, galaxy and entire universe The timeline thats been placed upon us Comes to an end to create value in us Everything around us Good or bad has been bestowed to surround us Determining a way to fulfill us In prospective of life's compromised promise Everything, couldn't have been O king We where nothing & Because of you Where all something
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Nov 11, 2012
Nov 11, 2012 at 4:34 AM UTC
Everything Could of been Nothing
want to become an artist? get ready for poverty, and get ready to feel uncomfortable writing personae, where no form of narration will give you a good night's sleep, esp. "first person" narration; get ready for many contradictory revelations, and the rudest form of mockery: ridicule. get ready for the lynch mobs of the digital age of frustrated writers who, frustrated, antagonise; get ready to realise that poetry, compared to other mediums of writing is only the bare minimum, the sheer nakedness of it, the bare minimum. i find it most peculiar that a once mighty and budding colonial nation, nay, nation expanded into a colonial empire, should suddenly implode and craft a mini-commonwealth inside its boarders, and become so blind with self-righteousness as a means to erase the past, and see itself as a champion of all kinds of freedoms, of all kinds of necessary obligations to provide the epitomes of human dignity, as to not offend / provoke, all stiff-upper-lip hush hush, to see the monochromatic audiences at large stadium concerts no later than mid-nineties: but what the hell do i know, i'm just a plumber, a plumber to the mammoth economic class of england like in the olden days of marx and engels. i'd change the anthem though: poland a cinder after the raging flames of prussia austria and russia - dictated our extinction - a cinderella of europe - and for its once proud ally - now a game of blame when unified for the mini-commonwealth; or as the irish say so well established in this land, and esp. after the good friday treaty: integrate little cinderella boy, integrate, learn the language, and customs too, but afterwards return to your people, and live in our great multi-cultural society, under our former masters' brow, in a segregated multi-cultural society of the many death circle pockets, live by all means, but do not be relevant with us or our masters on a friendship base. come the days when neighbour is no longer a neighbour, should a neighbour be the least of a borrowed cup of sugar, or anything of such - the tinniest categorisation of aid.
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Jan 22, 2016
Jan 22, 2016 at 5:52 AM UTC
the cinderella of europe
want to become an artist? get ready for poverty, and get ready to feel uncomfortable writing personae, where no form of narration will give you a good night's sleep, esp. "first person" narration; get ready for many contradictory revelations, and the rudest form of mockery: ridicule. get ready for the lynch mobs of the digital age of frustrated writers who, frustrated, antagonise; get ready to realise that poetry, compared to other mediums of writing is only the bare minimum, the sheer nakedness of it, the bare minimum. i find it most peculiar that a once mighty and budding colonial nation, nay, nation expanded into a colonial empire, should suddenly implode and craft a mini-commonwealth inside its boarders, and become so blind with self-righteousness as a means to erase the past, and see itself as a champion of all kinds of freedoms, of all kinds of necessary obligations to provide the epitomes of human dignity, as to not offend / provoke, all stiff-upper-lip hush hush, to see the monochromatic audiences at large stadium concerts no later than mid-nineties: but what the hell do i know, i'm just a plumber, a plumber to the mammoth economic class of england like in the olden days of marx and engels. i'd change the anthem though: poland a cinder after the raging flames of prussia austria and russia - dictated our extinction - a cinderella of europe - and for its once proud ally - now a game of blame when unified for the mini-commonwealth; or as the irish say so well established in this land, and esp. after the good friday treaty: integrate little cinderella boy, integrate, learn the language, and customs too, but afterwards return to your people, and live in our great multi-cultural society, under our former masters' brow, in a segregated multi-cultural society of the many death circle pockets, live by all means, but do not be relevant with us or our masters on a friendship base. come the days when neighbour is no longer a neighbour, should a neighbour be the least of a borrowed cup of sugar, or anything of such - the tinniest categorisation of aid.
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for indeed, the little things in life magnify, as in: how attractive is the tinniest dog, when compared to a cerberus; the tinniest dog you seem to entomb in snuggles; while before the giants, earth sun and moon, we crafted a science of understanding, as if to enlarge ourselves, and dwarf them... but the giants knew of man's schemes, and perpetuated the answer: for indeed, how the little things in life magnify. to feel in heart, innermost or outermost, to the innermost zenith, to the outermost pinnacle, to feel in heart, a fabric akin to a sparrow's nervous twitching, to feel in heart more drama than the river or the sea, take care of the sparrow, maybe someday one will fly from a rosebush and sit on your hand like one did on mine, when i was a child - keen to remember; if only the heart and all its turmoil were so nervous as to constantly imply a nervous itch - that sparrow's twitch - should we say any more, better a fickle heart than a fickle mind, better fickle emotions than fickle thinking; for at least with fickle emotions the many can be loved even if that be a trivial entombing of us all, but with fickle thinking, well, who is there to be pleased?
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Mar 30, 2016
Mar 30, 2016 at 9:53 AM UTC
the sparrow on my brow
When you have been deprived of sunlight, For two weeks or more The tinniest bit Makes a day If you were a tourist, You would think It's a holiday If you were a *** You would think It's a Saturday The light pulls us from our selves From our dreams From our room At least for an afternoon It's all Ok Without light The tinniest bit Makes a day
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Dec 31, 2015
Dec 31, 2015 at 5:07 AM UTC
tinniest bit
Your mood swings toward me Are drastically unproportined that even I Can't keep up with them But I'm headstrong, I know how this goes Every person I meet is an Anne Frank And I am drowning beside ****** Only one can be saved I don't know. Maybe it's because this liquid courage Strengthens my backbone just enough To think easily of how those headlights seem To be on the right side of the road but really, They're just barely over the yellow, Just enough so that the bones in my nose and forehead Disintegrate into the tinniest pieces, Slicing through my brain Liquid courage helps spill my guts, Not my blood And I know what you're thinking That this is a bigger joke than even myself, That it's disgusting and maybe pathetic But it's actually just entirely sad Because there's no use for miscalculations, There's no worry of the outcome When you feel like life is not worth living And the fact stretch marks don't even come close as to why You're not even halfway good enough For boy's like that But the daydreams, The longing of a hand on your thigh While he's driving you to his favorite place Or the first kiss you share, Holding you every night It makes the dull lit flame in you, That you have no idea how or why is still there, Spark and grow into this wildfire within your chest, Tightening and warming it as you breath. And that's exactly what you do. You breath, you smile, You imagine Because there, in your imagination, A boy like him would never hurt you A boy like him would care
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Apr 7, 2018
Apr 7, 2018 at 12:25 AM UTC
Imagination
Your mood swings toward me Are drastically unproportined that even I Can't keep up with them But I'm headstrong, I know how this goes Every person I meet is an Anne Frank And I am drowning beside ****** Only one can be saved I don't know. Maybe it's because this liquid courage Strengthens my backbone just enough To think easily of how those headlights seem To be on the right side of the road but really, They're just barely over the yellow, Just enough so that the bones in my nose and forehead Disintegrate into the tinniest pieces, Slicing through my brain Liquid courage helps spill my guts, Not my blood And I know what you're thinking That this is a bigger joke than even myself, That it's disgusting and maybe pathetic But it's actually just entirely sad Because there's no use for miscalculations, There's no worry of the outcome When you feel like life is not worth living And the fact stretch marks don't even come close as to why You're not even halfway good enough For boy's like that But the daydreams, The longing of a hand on your thigh While he's driving you to his favorite place Or the first kiss you share, Holding you every night It makes the dull lit flame in you, That you have no idea how or why is still there, Spark and grow into this wildfire within your chest, Tightening and warming it as you breath. And that's exactly what you do. You breath, you smile, You imagine Because there, in your imagination, A boy like him would never hurt you A boy like him would care
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