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"tuts" poems
What if I fell in love With a broken down son-of-a-bitch Not because I needed to fix him But simply because I wanted to revel in his beauty The maddening craziness Of a life A life that didn't need to be maintained with perfection A life where you could just knock down pillars that you didn't need Destroy friendships that weren't beneficial A life where one could disown one's own mother Without the whole neighbourhood offering their tut-tuts And their 5 cents too many About how to trim your garden What if I fell in love with a life Who let their weeds grow And created a garden out of thorns A **** patch that would make those neighbours shriek What if I fell in love with chaos and disorder Not to right the tables Nor to order the shelves What if I didn't attempt to prune the garden But I let it grow into a forest And then laughed when I stepped on a thorn What if I let the sun shine through the madness What if I opened my arms to the destruction What if you sung me a lullaby out of tune And I asked you to sing it anyways…
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Apr 9, 2014
Apr 9, 2014 at 1:57 AM UTC
Broken China Has A Beauty Of Its Own
***** and butts ****** and ***** parents and "tut tuts" shimmies and struts primps and cuts falling, falling into ruts.
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Oct 3, 2012
Oct 3, 2012 at 2:35 AM UTC
*****
Jakarta, 31 Mei 2008 Alunan piano mengarungi ku Melantunkan ayat-ayat indah Penuh harap atas ridho-Nya Enggan berbuat yang tak sempurna Ragaku gemetar, Serasa Aku mulai menyentuh-Nya Padahal ku tekan tuts-tuts nada Alangkah terkejut saat kau berkata Laksana Tuan menasehati Hamba-Nya Enggan berbuat tak sempurna Music terus ku mainkan Bagaikan hidup yang kekal Akankah sekekal masa? Niscahya indah hidup di Surga Gembira rasa hati hidup bahagia
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Oct 17, 2011
Oct 17, 2011 at 8:35 AM UTC
A.M.P.E.R.A P.A.L.E.M.B.A.N.G
Kyra is a painter, but she's colorblind. She makes someone else's world colorful but hers is grey. Whenever she draws in the middle of spring afternoon, she tends to whispers to the singing bird on her shoulder. "For whom I draw still hasn't been decided, and I wish to meet my muse soon after the season's end." Two days after spring. She's being asked to attend her friend's rehearsal. A pair of her brown eyes is glued to the pianist as his melody hits her right. His fingers gracefully dance in tuts, faster than anyone's breathe, but not so fast compared to Kyra's hand sketching him. "I find my muse." She whispers in happiness. Gaze falls to the quick sketch on her hand. She asks her friend about his name, eyes sparkles with love, so pure, so honest. "His name is Will. He's special like you." Her brows furrow in confusion as she skips a heartbeat. "Special? Like me?" "He's a pianist but he's deaf."
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Sep 16, 2018
Sep 16, 2018 at 10:50 AM UTC
I wish to have my muse
The delighted shrieks of kids as they play marbles on the cobbled sloping streets, A Ramadan pleasure while adults sleep off the heat of the day. Men watch with quietly stirring stomachs as we stroll past, ice-cream in hand and flip-flops clicking on the pavement. A woman tuts. We are foreigners here in this foreign land, Lending our British gaze to the hill-top view. Let's go back there, me with you, To the town of white and blue.
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Nov 3, 2013
Nov 3, 2013 at 4:22 AM UTC
Chaouen (2013)
It dances and shimmies and leaps. I jump and howl and weep, While the tail-less lizard tuts in dismay, "Oh dear I'd never dreamt of this day", Wiggling away to the deep.
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Jun 9, 2012
Jun 9, 2012 at 6:28 PM UTC
Lizardry - A Limerick?
"My heart beats so strong, you can see it through my shirt" I wanna feel that beat moving up my skirt And my body with my skin Tingling Pace, pace, back and forth "Your heart feels fine girl, no worries, what's the worth?" A big strong boy with Polaris eyes I can feel your body tense Thinking about mine Beat em up baby, there you go I'm sorry I woke you up last night And the night before Always bringin my girls, what a world In your room   It's the safe place To come back and party When babygirl is throwin up, And I need to feel okay You just let me do it, go with it, always I know when you're mad, when it hurts, You press up against the couch and the clouds come down From their place in the sky, Of your eyes, they pour Harder and harder, now my hips are sore Cause I told you more, I told you "more!" And when you moan its like a lions roar You're the king of here, breathing in my ear Down my neck in the bed You taught me everything I know How to control a boy, destroy his soul But you're a catch, got it bad Think I finally met my match Now when I'm making em shake I'm thinkin of your hands Coulda never been such a good lover Such a good sucker and *** shaker Such a "Please don't go baby, come back, god **** I wouldn't have learned how to **** around   If it hadn't been for you, tuts
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Sep 8, 2013
Sep 8, 2013 at 10:28 PM UTC
The Adventures of High Anxiety Michael
Touring the cities of England and the UK Back of a transit van, rocking up to anywhere that paid The brothers Grimm and their trusty cohorts Bonehead on rhythm, McCarroll on drums, Guigsy up to all sorts That gig at the Wah Wah, King Tuts to be precise Glasgow you beauty, **** the next show up in Fife The man that found them, a mister Alan McGee A Britpop revolution, all great memories They came and most failed, that one gig on Top of The Pops Menswear to Mansun and an array of rank haircuts where the seagulls did flock We had the trendies in Camden all hanging around on their scooters with parka’s Noel or Liam and that fella from Echobelly, anything to be famous and get on the telly But then the times must end and it all turned a little sour A few trudged on with an album or two, the Manics to Cast and the lyrics from John Power Patsy and Liam had that cover on the front of Vanity Fair Draped in Britannia, divorce on the cards, strange how no-one now cares Good times they were without a worry in the world and a now gone era Euro 96, Southgate’s miss and those goals from Teddy and Shearer A time well remembered and days I’d love to see back If not only for the music but for the not caring and the unforeseen great craic Not to hate the now as times move on But a day in the past, served at seventeen and to claim you were the one Not to be asked I.D. and sneakily drink that Stella laughing at the bar, king of the blaggers, not to be served again by that same fella Before the phone and the apps, we used to meet face to face Girl at the bar, a bit of blarney and a home number to suit, always up for the chase Do you ring tomorrow and who’s going to answer Her mum might be alright, but her dad could be a ****** I couldn’t imagine doing it all again now Swipe left to say no or right to give it a go Seems inhuman to me not to spark up a chat But maybe that’s just me, stuck in past, I’m just old hat. JJB
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Feb 2, 2018
Feb 2, 2018 at 10:02 AM UTC
Kid of the Nineties
Touring the cities of England and the UK Back of a transit van, rocking up to anywhere that paid The brothers Grimm and their trusty cohorts Bonehead on rhythm, McCarroll on drums, Guigsy up to all sorts That gig at the Wah Wah, King Tuts to be precise Glasgow you beauty, **** the next show up in Fife The man that found them, a mister Alan McGee A Britpop revolution, all great memories They came and most failed, that one gig on Top of The Pops Menswear to Mansun and an array of rank haircuts where the seagulls did flock We had the trendies in Camden all hanging around on their scooters with parka’s Noel or Liam and that fella from Echobelly, anything to be famous and get on the telly But then the times must end and it all turned a little sour A few trudged on with an album or two, the Manics to Cast and the lyrics from John Power Patsy and Liam had that cover on the front of Vanity Fair Draped in Britannia, divorce on the cards, strange how no-one now cares Good times they were without a worry in the world and a now gone era Euro 96, Southgate’s miss and those goals from Teddy and Shearer A time well remembered and days I’d love to see back If not only for the music but for the not caring and the unforeseen great craic Not to hate the now as times move on But a day in the past, served at seventeen and to claim you were the one Not to be asked I.D. and sneakily drink that Stella laughing at the bar, king of the blaggers, not to be served again by that same fella Before the phone and the apps, we used to meet face to face Girl at the bar, a bit of blarney and a home number to suit, always up for the chase Do you ring tomorrow and who’s going to answer Her mum might be alright, but her dad could be a ****** I couldn’t imagine doing it all again now Swipe left to say no or right to give it a go Seems inhuman to me not to spark up a chat But maybe that’s just me, stuck in past, I’m just old hat. JJB
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I am right, I am wrong I am Yin, I am Yang I am a day, I am a dawn I am the Spring, I am the Fall I am the sun calling for the moon I am the wind, I am the storm I am the past, I am the future I am right now, I am back then I am a saint, I am a sinner I am an angel, I am a devil I am the faith, I am the fear I am the good, I am the bad I am alive, I am dead I am the sweetest lie, I am the painful truth I am the unexpected Hello, I am the disappointed goodbye I am the strings, I am the tuts I am the unwanted smile, I am the desired tears I am the love, I am the lust I am a champion, I am a loser I am the painter, I am the canvas I am the happiness, I am the sorrow I am something, I am nothing I am the daughter, I am the friend I am a girl who lost a soul -Erika C
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Nov 2, 2014
Nov 2, 2014 at 8:06 AM UTC
Who Am I
and sometimes magic, a scene from the book of genesis, chapter verse whatever, buying whiskey and beer in a supermarket, the cashier, Tara, knows me, she's my gym coach, she tut tut struts and tuts when i buy beer telling me to keep the beer off - i told you alcoholics are mobile, we go sightseeing most of the time, on a double decker bus we bemuse and lipread: and here's the Elizabeth tower (formerly known as Benjamin "big **** Disraeli - the English by the French after the 100 year war: if they're not retards, they're perverts) - **** that shit's brushed off on me! am i a ********** if i hold dear a British passport? phew! no? yes? huh?! i must be a Mr. Khan in waiting... no, but seriously, a scene in the cave of an iceman, 5 lasses buying wine lonely, me my beer my whiskey, i get a lemon added / **** i told you it was a lime not a lemon on the conveyor belt - i get a lime, lucky Adam got an apple and one asking, i'm doing double-up fevers waiting for Saturday night with Paris, Hilda, Venus and Hera.. Adam gets an apple from smooch slick Eva naked and i get a ******* lime on a conveyor-belt in a supermarket while buying whiskey... Jonah! call the whale! i'm sure we'll both be calling it Noah's ark when tomorrow comes; **** you not, we'll be boarding dry-land at Arsuk - **** send a message to Columbus - we discovered North America via Greenland like you discovered the same via the Caribbean Islands, ha ha! call it dynamo of Erik versus Kristopheren; i just got a lime on a conveyor belt in a supermarket, Adam was handed an apple in Eden - i guess that's worth a 50 50 chance of coincidence with my sex-starved libido and the English "roses": not that i'm guarantying anything good either, it's not like i'm a vacuum cleaner based guarantee - but **** me, the ****** **** wrinkles and all, bamboozle clad the salutary march for applause - and the fainting bearskin trumpet-brigadier at the ro- -yal parade onto Buckingham Ponce; n'ah n'ah n'ah n'ah n'ah.
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Jun 24, 2016
Jun 24, 2016 at 6:44 PM UTC
lemon
and sometimes magic, a scene from the book of genesis, chapter verse whatever, buying whiskey and beer in a supermarket, the cashier, Tara, knows me, she's my gym coach, she tut tut struts and tuts when i buy beer telling me to keep the beer off - i told you alcoholics are mobile, we go sightseeing most of the time, on a double decker bus we bemuse and lipread: and here's the Elizabeth tower (formerly known as Benjamin "big **** Disraeli - the English by the French after the 100 year war: if they're not retards, they're perverts) - **** that shit's brushed off on me! am i a ********** if i hold dear a British passport? phew! no? yes? huh?! i must be a Mr. Khan in waiting... no, but seriously, a scene in the cave of an iceman, 5 lasses buying wine lonely, me my beer my whiskey, i get a lemon added / **** i told you it was a lime not a lemon on the conveyor belt - i get a lime, lucky Adam got an apple and one asking, i'm doing double-up fevers waiting for Saturday night with Paris, Hilda, Venus and Hera.. Adam gets an apple from smooch slick Eva naked and i get a ******* lime on a conveyor-belt in a supermarket while buying whiskey... Jonah! call the whale! i'm sure we'll both be calling it Noah's ark when tomorrow comes; **** you not, we'll be boarding dry-land at Arsuk - **** send a message to Columbus - we discovered North America via Greenland like you discovered the same via the Caribbean Islands, ha ha! call it dynamo of Erik versus Kristopheren; i just got a lime on a conveyor belt in a supermarket, Adam was handed an apple in Eden - i guess that's worth a 50 50 chance of coincidence with my sex-starved libido and the English "roses": not that i'm guarantying anything good either, it's not like i'm a vacuum cleaner based guarantee - but **** me, the ****** **** wrinkles and all, bamboozle clad the salutary march for applause - and the fainting bearskin trumpet-brigadier at the ro- -yal parade onto Buckingham Ponce; n'ah n'ah n'ah n'ah n'ah.
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“If you need water Just ask” But what I really Need Is pen and Paper because I’m bleeding Words Run faster Than my mind Can think And your Stone cold needle ****** find No blood left Inside my Fingers Clenched up Holding on to All that’s left of Sanity I never had Tonight Still you want Blood? Open up my mouth And draw it From my bitten Tongue Look inside my Head and Shout for the doctor To come stitch my Thoughts Back together into Someone who makes Sense and Sees light At the end of This tunnel You offer Band-Aids Trying to Patch together these Holes in my hands And ask how And who and when “I guess you won’t Do that again?” Chuckling softer than The ticks of the Clock I’ve been Watching Counting down All my words Are slipping out Of consciousness I’m holding on To grains of sand Blowing away in Winter wind And The mattress is Soaked in the Sweaty truth of Words You Were too busy To hear To see To ask “Why?” So bandage me Up with your Perfect prescribed smiles Tsks and tuts and “What would your Mother think”s And I’ll try to Fit the pieces Back together By myself With pencils And napkins in Your waiting room While a cab comes To carry me Away "Home"
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Feb 4, 2013
Feb 4, 2013 at 11:11 PM UTC
Water, please.
So you cheated, which is something I honestly expected. Doesn't mean I’m not destroyed, I'm really quite affected. I was hoping it wouldn't go this away, and together we would be great! But at the end of the day I was your cheap thrill, a way to increase your heart rate. Because i need a break from you, girl worried about getting to the next base, That is, before I escalate the situation, punch someone in the face. An interesting experience, and I hate to sound cruel, But your breaking my heart Tuts, i hate being another's tool. And your best friend assured me you cared a whole lot. “Yeah, I'm sure.” I said after, just wanting to smoke some *** “No, she really does, and loves you, this is all a big mistake.” “Yeah? If it were truly like that I would be great” I think a better word there is ecstatic. But my imaginary friend was back, “Don’t be so dramatic.” I loved holding you, and I'm sure you felt the same. You were my Peach, in this stupid game. But you took the game too far, why oh why. And now the other boys are busy, making, a Peachpie... Some like to scream, and others just love to pray… Me? I just hope I don't get in the way. But you, you proved my hypothesis right… Do remember when i said i loved you, late that night? Then you broke my trust, dashed me into pieces. So here am, righting yet another thesis, Against the name of love, put Cupid to shame, ****** I’m liar, here I go screaming your name. Beautiful Peach, you wound me so… And now, I’m completely out of ammo. Do i ever want to see you again, i don’t know. But you made a man into a shadow.. So in conclusion. Not a single man, woman or child, should be deluded. If I take you back, will be your last chance. But, I’mma need 50 in advance.
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Jan 31, 2019
Jan 31, 2019 at 8:55 AM UTC
Peachpie
So you cheated, which is something I honestly expected. Doesn't mean I’m not destroyed, I'm really quite affected. I was hoping it wouldn't go this away, and together we would be great! But at the end of the day I was your cheap thrill, a way to increase your heart rate. Because i need a break from you, girl worried about getting to the next base, That is, before I escalate the situation, punch someone in the face. An interesting experience, and I hate to sound cruel, But your breaking my heart Tuts, i hate being another's tool. And your best friend assured me you cared a whole lot. “Yeah, I'm sure.” I said after, just wanting to smoke some *** “No, she really does, and loves you, this is all a big mistake.” “Yeah? If it were truly like that I would be great” I think a better word there is ecstatic. But my imaginary friend was back, “Don’t be so dramatic.” I loved holding you, and I'm sure you felt the same. You were my Peach, in this stupid game. But you took the game too far, why oh why. And now the other boys are busy, making, a Peachpie... Some like to scream, and others just love to pray… Me? I just hope I don't get in the way. But you, you proved my hypothesis right… Do remember when i said i loved you, late that night? Then you broke my trust, dashed me into pieces. So here am, righting yet another thesis, Against the name of love, put Cupid to shame, ****** I’m liar, here I go screaming your name. Beautiful Peach, you wound me so… And now, I’m completely out of ammo. Do i ever want to see you again, i don’t know. But you made a man into a shadow.. So in conclusion. Not a single man, woman or child, should be deluded. If I take you back, will be your last chance. But, I’mma need 50 in advance.
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he tells me I'm a pretty painting and that he'd love to meet the artist I tell him **my blood sweat and tears caused all of this "pretty"** he laughs and shakes his head hand rising to touch a "no" croaks from my throat **"you can't touch museum art"** he gives me a look of determination and says *"what if the art is no longer the museum's?"* his hands reach up and he tears me from my safe, safe wall and steals me he strokes each delicate curve with a rough, shaking hand a hand shaking with lust he tells me I'm a beautiful bird and that he'd love to acquire a feather I tell him **my feathers help me fly from "monsters"** he sighs and shakes his head hand already catching my throat a "no" squeaks from my chest **"birds were meant for freedom"** he gives me a look of exasperation and says *"but what if the bird is put in a cage?"* his hands clasp me and he rips me from my safe, safe perch and steals me he plucks each delicate feather with a rough, shaking hand a hand that shakes with need he tells me I'm an intricate book and that he'd love to meet the author I tell him **I am the author and I wrote each word with pain and misery and if he desires to read it he must gain a "key"** he cackles and shakes his head hands already tracing my barriers and what lies beneath them my mouth forms the word "no" and my tongue spits it out from the fire in my stomach he tuts and shakes his head a look of unwithering victory and says *"what if the book's covers are simply torn off?"* his hands reach up and he strips off my safe, safe barriers he runs his shaking fingers over every word and punctuation mark fingers that shake with lust he skims his burning eyes over every letter and accent eyes that burn with need and once his satisfaction is filled he leaves me with nothing but paper but I must thank the man for he left me a pen
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Apr 6, 2017
Apr 6, 2017 at 4:53 AM UTC
museum art
he tells me I'm a pretty painting and that he'd love to meet the artist I tell him **my blood sweat and tears caused all of this "pretty"** he laughs and shakes his head hand rising to touch a "no" croaks from my throat **"you can't touch museum art"** he gives me a look of determination and says *"what if the art is no longer the museum's?"* his hands reach up and he tears me from my safe, safe wall and steals me he strokes each delicate curve with a rough, shaking hand a hand shaking with lust he tells me I'm a beautiful bird and that he'd love to acquire a feather I tell him **my feathers help me fly from "monsters"** he sighs and shakes his head hand already catching my throat a "no" squeaks from my chest **"birds were meant for freedom"** he gives me a look of exasperation and says *"but what if the bird is put in a cage?"* his hands clasp me and he rips me from my safe, safe perch and steals me he plucks each delicate feather with a rough, shaking hand a hand that shakes with need he tells me I'm an intricate book and that he'd love to meet the author I tell him **I am the author and I wrote each word with pain and misery and if he desires to read it he must gain a "key"** he cackles and shakes his head hands already tracing my barriers and what lies beneath them my mouth forms the word "no" and my tongue spits it out from the fire in my stomach he tuts and shakes his head a look of unwithering victory and says *"what if the book's covers are simply torn off?"* his hands reach up and he strips off my safe, safe barriers he runs his shaking fingers over every word and punctuation mark fingers that shake with lust he skims his burning eyes over every letter and accent eyes that burn with need and once his satisfaction is filled he leaves me with nothing but paper but I must thank the man for he left me a pen
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* 1. After last night's dinner you poured mint tea into a porcelain cup for your dad, and he laughed, saying, "Daughter, the last time we did this you were four." You replied seriously, "I'm living my dreams, Dad." 2. You go to counseling once a month and have been doing so intermittently for the last 10 years. 3. But when you were four years old, you had conversations with imagined dinner guests and poured water from a plastic tea *** like scripture from a pastor's mouth. You'd never had real tea, so you imagined it with lumps of sugar. From ear to ear your smile was real. 4. Five years ago if someone told you that your family would be sitting at your table eating your food on Easter, you would have laughed because you didn't have an oven or a table. 5. Five years ago was when you chose life, and everyday you keep choosing it--like painting over a crimson stain in white. 6. You like church because you feel like it's one of the few places you can cry, and everyone else seems to understand. 7. When you were little, you would say, "I want to go home" even if you were already there. You knew more then than you know now--that home is not a place, but a feeling. 8. Every Easter you wonder how the Son felt coming home to His Father. Sometimes you forget how heavy the stone was when it rolled away. 9. Your dad is the strongest man you know. He has bushy eyebrows; when he ruffles them he looks like a horned owl about to take flight. Your mom tuts and tells him he looks like he's going to fly away. And he has, several times around the world. 10.  Sometimes you want to fly away too, just to see what your hometown looks like to a bird, to fit your piece of prairie to the rest of the puzzle. To see what your dad saw when he flew through the sky. To see what keeps bringing him home.
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Apr 2, 2018
Apr 2, 2018 at 11:06 PM UTC
10 Secrets
* 1. After last night's dinner you poured mint tea into a porcelain cup for your dad, and he laughed, saying, "Daughter, the last time we did this you were four." You replied seriously, "I'm living my dreams, Dad." 2. You go to counseling once a month and have been doing so intermittently for the last 10 years. 3. But when you were four years old, you had conversations with imagined dinner guests and poured water from a plastic tea *** like scripture from a pastor's mouth. You'd never had real tea, so you imagined it with lumps of sugar. From ear to ear your smile was real. 4. Five years ago if someone told you that your family would be sitting at your table eating your food on Easter, you would have laughed because you didn't have an oven or a table. 5. Five years ago was when you chose life, and everyday you keep choosing it--like painting over a crimson stain in white. 6. You like church because you feel like it's one of the few places you can cry, and everyone else seems to understand. 7. When you were little, you would say, "I want to go home" even if you were already there. You knew more then than you know now--that home is not a place, but a feeling. 8. Every Easter you wonder how the Son felt coming home to His Father. Sometimes you forget how heavy the stone was when it rolled away. 9. Your dad is the strongest man you know. He has bushy eyebrows; when he ruffles them he looks like a horned owl about to take flight. Your mom tuts and tells him he looks like he's going to fly away. And he has, several times around the world. 10.  Sometimes you want to fly away too, just to see what your hometown looks like to a bird, to fit your piece of prairie to the rest of the puzzle. To see what your dad saw when he flew through the sky. To see what keeps bringing him home.
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The Ifs and buts and sighs and tuts are all that fill my mind the why's and when of now and then have burned my poor eyes blind the would and should and if I could have broke me by design the have and have not and I forgot that you were never mine
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Sep 20, 2012
Sep 20, 2012 at 7:01 AM UTC
Time over again
I'm a drama queen one with the utmost tastes and forlorned lusts an animal by any other name a hair, a haunt, a thimble a willaby a tuts tut tut tuts
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May 18, 2021
May 18, 2021 at 3:58 PM UTC
Tuts!
shadow men speak to me he says i'm safe he says i'm perfect company and i offer him my mind for i am scared simply because he is there and he is real a rainbow paints the sky and kisses my cheek she says i am the beauty that she reflects and i offer her my skin because i know i am the ugly that coats her gray skies rain drops speak to me he says he understands my woes he says he cries for me and i offer him my pain for i want to be one with the bright simply because i am hurt and i know that i will never be happy sunlight shouts into my room and grasps my hand she says i am the light that she burns and i offer her my hair because i know fiery red makes yellow an earth shattering orange gray clouds speak to me he says i'm beautiful he says he's sorry he never came sooner and i offer him my hope for i know he needs the innocence simply because he is dark and i want to give my purity a chance a sunflower coats my ceiling and holds me in her outstretched petals she says she loves the light in my eyes and i tell her i gave it to the clouds she says she loves the wild in my hair and i tell her i gave it to the sun she says she loves my pain and strength and i tell her i gave it to the rain she says she loves my simplistic beauty and i tell her i gave it to the rainbow she says she loves my racing mind and i tell her i gave it to the shadow man she says she loves me and that what i gave away was not all that i had and i ask if she would like the rest but she shakes her gold halo and tuts and she sings with a voice that glides down my throat like warm honey i do not want what you are made of and she wraps me in her petals and leaves and she smells of everything wonderful in the world and when she is finished she is grey and drooping and she says now you are one with the bright and she leaves me to ponder what i have really given away.
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May 14, 2017
May 14, 2017 at 12:59 AM UTC
what have i really given away
shadow men speak to me he says i'm safe he says i'm perfect company and i offer him my mind for i am scared simply because he is there and he is real a rainbow paints the sky and kisses my cheek she says i am the beauty that she reflects and i offer her my skin because i know i am the ugly that coats her gray skies rain drops speak to me he says he understands my woes he says he cries for me and i offer him my pain for i want to be one with the bright simply because i am hurt and i know that i will never be happy sunlight shouts into my room and grasps my hand she says i am the light that she burns and i offer her my hair because i know fiery red makes yellow an earth shattering orange gray clouds speak to me he says i'm beautiful he says he's sorry he never came sooner and i offer him my hope for i know he needs the innocence simply because he is dark and i want to give my purity a chance a sunflower coats my ceiling and holds me in her outstretched petals she says she loves the light in my eyes and i tell her i gave it to the clouds she says she loves the wild in my hair and i tell her i gave it to the sun she says she loves my pain and strength and i tell her i gave it to the rain she says she loves my simplistic beauty and i tell her i gave it to the rainbow she says she loves my racing mind and i tell her i gave it to the shadow man she says she loves me and that what i gave away was not all that i had and i ask if she would like the rest but she shakes her gold halo and tuts and she sings with a voice that glides down my throat like warm honey i do not want what you are made of and she wraps me in her petals and leaves and she smells of everything wonderful in the world and when she is finished she is grey and drooping and she says now you are one with the bright and she leaves me to ponder what i have really given away.
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I caught a glance of a fashion Out from a face of hands Its crime its greatest passion It tuts in its demands It speaks garish and fast When I listen in intent Its first word is its last Its message often bent When I look away he creeps Slow and on the prowl Often when I turn he sleeps And hides all 'neath his cowl He knew me back when I was young He'll know me when I'm old He's let me off and he has stung He knows all things grow cold. So when I saw him glancing I turned and gave my thanks And also reprimanding His insistence on his ranks I told him life is more Than numbers on your face For moments you can't store On your hands or any place. Leave me, I told him I have no need of you My life is not your whim I tell you it's not true I closed my eyes and held them tight To let him heed my call, But as they came back, took the light The clock was still there on the wall.
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Jan 14, 2015
Jan 14, 2015 at 7:17 AM UTC
The Hand Faced Man
The man in the raincoat tuts and mutters stares at he puddles that form in the street that splash up upon his cold angry feet from the gathering streams that flow in the gutters Tomorrow s a time like far away and memory a knife like ice and hope a sun to sink again when London winter clips the skin He turns again the pavement then spins up glaring like a grimace and thinking of some fonder place he ascends the creaking stairs to the kitchen Water boiled for tea and heat he hates the furniture and tends to wait for some fair-weather friend the window rataplans with wind and wet. Murdering a cigarette in the saucer filled with ends They say that God is always good so howcome it rain on weekends ? Copyright London 1990
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Sep 24, 2019
Sep 24, 2019 at 3:29 PM UTC
Rainy Day Rhyme