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"twighlight" poems
The light wraps you in its mortal flame. Abstracted pale mourner, standing that way against the old propellers of the twighlight that revolves around you. Speechless, my friend, alone in the loneliness of this hour of the dead and filled with the lives of fire, pure heir of the ruined day. A bough of fruit falls from the sun on your dark garment. The great roots of night grow suddenly from your soul, and the things that hide in you come out again so that a blue and palled people your newly born, takes nourishment. Oh magnificent and fecund and magnetic slave of the circle that moves in turn through black and gold: rise, lead and possess a creation so rich in life that its flowers perish and it is full of sadness.
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The Light Wraps You
Leaves crackle as she slowly steps She enters the glade, her magic she preps She listens for the sound, first soft then strong, This music is the Faerie Song A smile creeps onto her face As she observes the spider weaving her lace This creature trims the gowns of Dryads The velvity green of summer they add The wind blows and they bow their respect Their rustling applause goes unchecked She pauses by one revered, acient tree's heath And pats the small fawn resting beneath On she glides, though the mists of twighlight For ahead she sees a scene so bright Dancing 'round an enchanted flame Are the Faerie people, frolicking without shame She steps into the light and all goes still She throws back her hood that kept out the chill The Fair Folk all bow as their clothes they brush clean, "Welcome home, Fair Lady, our own gentle Queen!"
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Jul 29, 2018
Jul 29, 2018 at 8:56 PM UTC
Enchanted Forest
11:11 Praying you’re okay Wishing I was there next to you Wishing I could tuck u in bed and tell you everything is alright Wishing I could kiss you Wishing I could see ur beautiful smiles come to live Wishing u all the happiness in life Wishing you would stay with me forever Wishing to see ur beautiful face Wishing to taste ur smile And state into ur eyes Wishing I could wipe ur tears When u don’t feel alright Wishing my days Where with u And the nights Wishing us a tomorrow Filled with lights Wishing all the tears away all the time Wishing us a house With both of us inside Me hugging u tight And us watching the sun at twighlight
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Mar 9, 2019
Mar 9, 2019 at 3:22 PM UTC
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In youth I danced for druids I twirled in twighlight haze tinkling bells adorned my feet and magic filled my days. My skirts flowed softly outwards, as I spun between the stones the wisdom of all women, as the drumming shook my bones. I danced my steps with passion my joyful limbs took flight as the flames rose ever higher sending sparks into the night. Then when the dance was over and my offering was done, we sat and praised the solstice with the coming of the sun.
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Jun 20, 2014
Jun 20, 2014 at 8:36 AM UTC
Solstice.
Poems are born and given names like people are don't they?    vested with special brainy wings right? then ejected!  as if birthing slides help push them through a cyber time machine computerized world poems seem to travel as in rockets to space yes that fast!! Others ballooned by air in baskets moved slowlier or in simple rainbow sorted balloon batches and then gone with the wind! inflated by helium air initials inscribed on each from the parent poet or poetess "A lot more happens to poems" Lucky few reposted by the holy sages of H.P a few more seem air lifted in an eye blink secluded in mysterious arenas Jack in the box boxes! private uncirculated rooms there reveared? All poems in my world seem firstly inspected by the same compassionate doctor, few masked Knights powerful mystery kings birds of song, purring cats even angry dogs all sorts same crafty nurses seem to eagerly revise their parchment scrolls and from there nothing is heard of these baby boomer poems or if ever are read by others again who can tell? It's unclear unless a fee is paid its like having children really isnt't it? that must be sent away as in time machine missions once named treasured revised adored then freedoms grant'd some poems will make it explored reapearing loved reposted moving priceless! other poems perish by green with envy other muses hubbering curiously around lizards wizards snakes all sorts. Poems seem to travel   dead silent through a cyber mirror Twilight Zone ~~~~~~~~ By:Karijinbba.
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Jun 17, 2019
Jun 17, 2019 at 11:28 AM UTC
Poems travel to to Twighlight Zones
Poems are born and given names like people are don't they?    vested with special brainy wings right? then ejected!  as if birthing slides help push them through a cyber time machine computerized world poems seem to travel as in rockets to space yes that fast!! Others ballooned by air in baskets moved slowlier or in simple rainbow sorted balloon batches and then gone with the wind! inflated by helium air initials inscribed on each from the parent poet or poetess "A lot more happens to poems" Lucky few reposted by the holy sages of H.P a few more seem air lifted in an eye blink secluded in mysterious arenas Jack in the box boxes! private uncirculated rooms there reveared? All poems in my world seem firstly inspected by the same compassionate doctor, few masked Knights powerful mystery kings birds of song, purring cats even angry dogs all sorts same crafty nurses seem to eagerly revise their parchment scrolls and from there nothing is heard of these baby boomer poems or if ever are read by others again who can tell? It's unclear unless a fee is paid its like having children really isnt't it? that must be sent away as in time machine missions once named treasured revised adored then freedoms grant'd some poems will make it explored reapearing loved reposted moving priceless! other poems perish by green with envy other muses hubbering curiously around lizards wizards snakes all sorts. Poems seem to travel   dead silent through a cyber mirror Twilight Zone ~~~~~~~~ By:Karijinbba.
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One Man Woman I am! who can my will bend? My ancient Rickpt is married He froze ON me, in shame I weep! I exist only as buried loot in his memory chip a known fool. An awakening in my mine. My true North king he was. I remember him well. A new identical lover Is cradled in the fabric of Indian space for me, between yearning voids. and virtual true love in poem, our grace reads true. our enemy snare titens Distance norrows. Single flower pollinator Virtual jaanam prēmī My shame is iced blue. Let thine ink flow to paint my loner gates light and end my bitter mourning. at zone, Twighlight. Spill thine heart my friend to mary golds own woods. Write thy verse clear sōja prēmī soojan premee ~~~~ Rich-Rdd fair well beloved. I so wish you well. ~~~~~ By Karijinbba. 7595/7-21
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Jul 30, 2021
Jul 30, 2021 at 11:03 PM UTC
PA- Kemah.
So we met in middle school Feeling oh so awkward Both of us alone and not "cool" Not knowing the future we walked toward Each time we meet It's like I'm playing a guessing game The sound of your voice is so sweet Each time I'm hoping nothing's the same So we burn in the sun And talk together at night Reading the clouds never seemed so fun Falling asleep until twighlight Shared whispers Cracking jokes Walking along the beach shores I feel like my love is a hoax Each time we meet It's like I'm playing a guessing game The sound of your voice is so sweet Each time I'm hoping nothing will change Then one night, after you get home I tell you my feelings For me it's a guessing game, But you say, "I'm with another guy." I'm always playing a guessing game A guessing game, guessing game, A guessing game! Guessing the feelings of the world... Each new day brings a new guessing game.
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Nov 13, 2015
Nov 13, 2015 at 12:08 AM UTC
Guessing Game
Boundaries Everyone knocks Most times with confusion Elusive goats Standby Radio in, and call your thermometer True forgiveness is a place unstitched Endearment is a soulless palace   Like a white painted cornea   A phrase sometimes catches fire in the twighlight Sparking madness Spinning circles What a drunk. Slipping on his bathroom floor Babbling nursery rhymes Crying, crying, crying. why don't tall dark trees read to us anymore? Oh that's right, we won't stop skinning them. We like it when they scream. When they bleed When they nudge themselves over from exhaust-full pain. What a sore What a ******* fairy tale What a joke.
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Nov 12, 2015
Nov 12, 2015 at 12:27 AM UTC
Boundaries
placed on the counter a letter of acceptance, for my brother, who I suspect my mother favors a letter which I've already had, which is now in the past, and now it is his turn to take a chance and I sit and ponder, with my wine, after showing...spite, in spite of myself hating myself for not speaking highly of him, confused about how it is I can emerge, knowing that there is something inside of me burning, but the energy does not run on love alone, no, I rely on their support bothered, hopeless, a prince, nothing is my own, the son of PHD's, working everyday, heavily, work as a way of life, climbing fossilized into the very spirit, the bone, the bone, the bone, to pursue or to desire something other than the hardest of work is frightening, is unknown, an artist supported by business, working in tandem for years, perhaps the two couldn't work without each other, art in its arrogance and business in its modesty, or perhaps the other way around, even a site called hello poetry, what of its business? I am not sure, what of its profits? not a clue, they could be benefitting off of every word I write, but I depend on their site to project my bits, my uselasssfullglossful sentiments, with notes at the end that gives one an opportunity to be fabulous fabulous, fabulousness, entry, entress, prince, looking up at the twighlight, rescued by nothing, a rebel with something to lose, a bourgeois without room for entitlement, entitlement being the reward of bourgeois, or perhaps education alone, I can be grateful for which brings me back to that acceptance letter, and my feelings of spite, then I spat, and I want to confess tonight, that I regret that
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Mar 25, 2015
Mar 25, 2015 at 2:41 AM UTC
A resentful barrier
placed on the counter a letter of acceptance, for my brother, who I suspect my mother favors a letter which I've already had, which is now in the past, and now it is his turn to take a chance and I sit and ponder, with my wine, after showing...spite, in spite of myself hating myself for not speaking highly of him, confused about how it is I can emerge, knowing that there is something inside of me burning, but the energy does not run on love alone, no, I rely on their support bothered, hopeless, a prince, nothing is my own, the son of PHD's, working everyday, heavily, work as a way of life, climbing fossilized into the very spirit, the bone, the bone, the bone, to pursue or to desire something other than the hardest of work is frightening, is unknown, an artist supported by business, working in tandem for years, perhaps the two couldn't work without each other, art in its arrogance and business in its modesty, or perhaps the other way around, even a site called hello poetry, what of its business? I am not sure, what of its profits? not a clue, they could be benefitting off of every word I write, but I depend on their site to project my bits, my uselasssfullglossful sentiments, with notes at the end that gives one an opportunity to be fabulous fabulous, fabulousness, entry, entress, prince, looking up at the twighlight, rescued by nothing, a rebel with something to lose, a bourgeois without room for entitlement, entitlement being the reward of bourgeois, or perhaps education alone, I can be grateful for which brings me back to that acceptance letter, and my feelings of spite, then I spat, and I want to confess tonight, that I regret that
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We all know the sting of grief the burden of strife The caress of relief We all have felt the coldness of winters; breathed in the blossoms of springs Some, the lucky, linger till they've had their fill of moonlight Others take their leave, bowing out long before twighlight This is life, there is no sorrow or glee It's not beautiful it's not ugly, c'est justement la vie So stay with me for as long as you have the chance We'll stay drunken on Joy and dance, Some good wine and romance!
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Feb 18, 2016
Feb 18, 2016 at 5:07 AM UTC
A Toast To Life
THE TWIGHLIGHT SERENADE BRINGS A DAY FULL OF THE SOUNDS OF LIFE WAITING TO BEGIN ANOTHER DAY THE BIRDS IN THE TREES SINGING SWEET MELODIES GIVING RISE TO A DAY WHERE LIFE WILL GIVE US JOYS ABOUNDING THE DAWN IN ALL IT'S SPLENDOR BREAKS WITH IT AWE AND WONDER A NEW DAY BEGINS AND ALL IT'S CHOICES WE BEGIN TO FACE TOGETHER
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Sep 25, 2019
Sep 25, 2019 at 2:43 PM UTC
TWILIGHT SERENADE