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"uhuh" poems
The sun hung low, sliding down below the trees, whose leaves had turned a golden yellow from autumn's adoring kiss. The clouds looked gray, seeming to bring in thunderstorms that weren't to come, at least not today. We spoke of mysteries, created poetry in our realizations, harmony fostered with the gentle breeze as we laughed. The aha's and uhuh's, the self-discovery and conceptualization, they were the sermons, the creed, the metanoia. The rooftop sunset was the sanctuary, the gust of wind the hymns, the moments of silence were moments of reverence, our spirituality birthed in the gravel under our feet. The world is our religion.
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Oct 28, 2014
Oct 28, 2014 at 2:05 AM UTC
Church
My Father was my example. I have a lot of my father's traits. He was a man of few words but his actions of caring carried much weight. Growing up on a farm in Western Nebraska, it seemed that it was a place where sandburs knew no bounds. They were everywhere. My father wore bib overhauls that had big pockets in the back. When I was little, the pockets were just right to fit my feet. When we came to a sandbur patch, he would pick me up and carried me over the sandbur patches. When I was tired after being with him on the farm and hot from the scorching summer heat, he cared for me. My heavenly Father is my teacher through prayer, his word written and spoken and through the lives of others like my Mother and Father and many others. Jesus is our example. Growing up and even today, the 4 words that keep me going in the right direction are: What Would Jesus Do. There is no better example to follow. As a father, I try to follow the example of my heavenly Father. There are times I fail miserably and must ask for forgiveness from my family. My heavenly father never fails me. He carries me through the sandbur patches of life. He loves me unconditionally. Some day I will set foot on the heavenly shore as He carries me over the last of life's sandbur patches on my final journey of life. Even though I have never heard my earthly father say, "I love you son", I knew beyond a shadow of a doubt that he loved me. When I would say to him, 'love ya Dad" his reply was always "uhuh". I can't hear my heavenly father audibly say "I love you" but I know from all He does for me His love for me is beyond words. His love transcends the audible and speaks directly to my heart. I tried hard to not bring shame on my mother and father.
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Dec 9, 2013
Dec 9, 2013 at 2:49 PM UTC
A Father's Love
My Father was my example. I have a lot of my father's traits. He was a man of few words but his actions of caring carried much weight. Growing up on a farm in Western Nebraska, it seemed that it was a place where sandburs knew no bounds. They were everywhere. My father wore bib overhauls that had big pockets in the back. When I was little, the pockets were just right to fit my feet. When we came to a sandbur patch, he would pick me up and carried me over the sandbur patches. When I was tired after being with him on the farm and hot from the scorching summer heat, he cared for me. My heavenly Father is my teacher through prayer, his word written and spoken and through the lives of others like my Mother and Father and many others. Jesus is our example. Growing up and even today, the 4 words that keep me going in the right direction are: What Would Jesus Do. There is no better example to follow. As a father, I try to follow the example of my heavenly Father. There are times I fail miserably and must ask for forgiveness from my family. My heavenly father never fails me. He carries me through the sandbur patches of life. He loves me unconditionally. Some day I will set foot on the heavenly shore as He carries me over the last of life's sandbur patches on my final journey of life. Even though I have never heard my earthly father say, "I love you son", I knew beyond a shadow of a doubt that he loved me. When I would say to him, 'love ya Dad" his reply was always "uhuh". I can't hear my heavenly father audibly say "I love you" but I know from all He does for me His love for me is beyond words. His love transcends the audible and speaks directly to my heart. I tried hard to not bring shame on my mother and father.
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Do ya ever feel like a shipwreck adrift in the water Pieces of ya scattered like a lamb after the slaughter, a mere shadow of your former sweet innocence barely bobbing above the big sonar rinse? Can't believe what ya read nor believe what your supposed to believe. Can't help wonderin' bout the agenda Definitley can't pretend not to. I suppose ya just have to go a bit numb Drift on the wave and play kinda dumb. CCTV surveillance, so called necessity, oh **** big brother's watching ya *** Google is god and god is dead Oh **** the'll crucify me for what I've just said. Street lights ain't just street lights anymore they're stickin' cameras in 'um expecting us to eat crow. We'll all be robots that's the plan punch ya in, download, scan. Chips in your brain, chips in your nose they'll go with us wherever we goes. The grammar's all wrong. It's the prediction text. No need for fingers. it's all effortless. We're losing our common sense and our low-fi cities. I'm losing my mind and I dont even feel ****** They're cuttin' down trees 'cause they're blockin' our signies and burnin' and lootin' 'cause they've got some agendies. We're loosing our birds, they're falling out of the sky. Would connecting the dots lead us to the wyfry? Losing's all right once ya get the hang of it. Be fine in the mornin' and get back in the swing of it. Turn on the screen, see what's new, choke on our Krispies 'cause we forgot to chew. Ah who cares our thoughts ain't our own. It's all covered and programmed by our phone Yea It's all fun and games when there's nobody home, dinner's sprayed and modified to the bone. God knows what's in the water, the vaccination. No worries we're all sci-fried and on vacation. Ah yea they've got us all pegged and amplified, can't sleep anymore, we're all irradiated and wyfried. Wyfry, shake, scramble, grill an' bake uhuh it's the burnin' down of the human race. ah yea it's the slow fry and burn at the stake.
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Oct 17, 2020
Oct 17, 2020 at 10:19 AM UTC
Scifry Wyfry
Do ya ever feel like a shipwreck adrift in the water Pieces of ya scattered like a lamb after the slaughter, a mere shadow of your former sweet innocence barely bobbing above the big sonar rinse? Can't believe what ya read nor believe what your supposed to believe. Can't help wonderin' bout the agenda Definitley can't pretend not to. I suppose ya just have to go a bit numb Drift on the wave and play kinda dumb. CCTV surveillance, so called necessity, oh **** big brother's watching ya *** Google is god and god is dead Oh **** the'll crucify me for what I've just said. Street lights ain't just street lights anymore they're stickin' cameras in 'um expecting us to eat crow. We'll all be robots that's the plan punch ya in, download, scan. Chips in your brain, chips in your nose they'll go with us wherever we goes. The grammar's all wrong. It's the prediction text. No need for fingers. it's all effortless. We're losing our common sense and our low-fi cities. I'm losing my mind and I dont even feel ****** They're cuttin' down trees 'cause they're blockin' our signies and burnin' and lootin' 'cause they've got some agendies. We're loosing our birds, they're falling out of the sky. Would connecting the dots lead us to the wyfry? Losing's all right once ya get the hang of it. Be fine in the mornin' and get back in the swing of it. Turn on the screen, see what's new, choke on our Krispies 'cause we forgot to chew. Ah who cares our thoughts ain't our own. It's all covered and programmed by our phone Yea It's all fun and games when there's nobody home, dinner's sprayed and modified to the bone. God knows what's in the water, the vaccination. No worries we're all sci-fried and on vacation. Ah yea they've got us all pegged and amplified, can't sleep anymore, we're all irradiated and wyfried. Wyfry, shake, scramble, grill an' bake uhuh it's the burnin' down of the human race. ah yea it's the slow fry and burn at the stake.
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Beats!!!.....mmmh Beats and weather, flying from my haters like feathers The music is so loud I can't hear you beggers                        Click Why hate fears,am with all my peers Worst worst worst. Flagitious Always under me you can never understand me Up in tha sky,shining like never My future so bright,"nightmares" a reality                    Click... uhuh Imma knock your head off 'huh' am I a sadist?? Remember me on the stairs With my eleven tears Praying wishing hoping for your extinction If you can't relate,i will finish you with spears                 Click....click..huh Listen up clickers Am a winner with no wings A kisser with no lips a Knight with no armour When I slice you wide open;I'll leave you for the cheetahs"
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May 20, 2014
May 20, 2014 at 12:40 PM UTC
'click' okey pause
Ice cream sounded like a splendid idea, and God, was it. So, I caved, so what? I should be allowed to accept the things my friend offers me. Maybe my heart hurt from rejection, but it was nothing shoveling cold dairy into my gullet with that same friend can’t fix. “*So, I ****** up,*” I spoke up. My shoulders tensed and my grip around my spoon would surely leave an imprint for a minute. “While it most certainly is a big deal- a huge deal- it’ll get better,” I swallowed. Not mint chip, but saliva that I hadn’t even realized accumulated. “It will get better. Right?” I looked to my friend for advice. Sure, it tended to be less than helpful, but it was advice nonetheless. “Well, I,” He leaned against his forearms on the countertop, holding his own spoon in one hand and bowl in the other. “Yeah.” “That sounds confident,” I remarked, but I creased my eyebrows. It would get better. Right? “Yes. Yeah. It will get better.” He gave me a smile and leaned back up; the stool legs whined as he shifted against the counter. It was consolation, kind of, but it still was consolation. I’d completely biffed on confessing my undying love and had basically hit rock bottom. And you know what they say: “the next step above rock bottom is eating ice cream with your bros.” I stared at the green clump of ice cream in my bowl. Some chips were sludging out of it due to it melting. “I do envy you,” I tossed my words to him, though my face was still aimed down and at the bowl. “Why’s that?” I chuckled and shook my head before picking up a scoop of ice cream. “You don’t have to deal with rejection as pathetic as mine,” with that I bit the ice cream off my spoon, though avoided scraping my teeth against the metal. I couldn’t help but notice how he avoided my observation the same way. “Yeah,” he chuckled after some time, “I don’t.” I raised an eyebrow. Something felt off in my stomach, and it wasn’t the countless bowls of mint chocolate chip ice cream I had consumed. “What?” I plastered on a smile. “Got some secret love life I don’t know about? A little crush on a girl?” He scoffed and punched my shoulder. It didn’t hurt. “Nahh,” he rolled his eyes and ate a bite of his ice cream. He swallowed before continuing. “That’s not for me,” his voice lowered. He must’ve noticed me staring because he shoved my bowl closer to me and looked away quicker than the speeds I drove at. “Focus on your ice cream. You’ve practically eaten the whole tub of mint chip anyways.” I narrowed my eyes at the back of his head. “Uhuh.” Odd.
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Feb 14, 2025
Feb 14, 2025 at 6:34 PM UTC
Ice Cream Heart
Ice cream sounded like a splendid idea, and God, was it. So, I caved, so what? I should be allowed to accept the things my friend offers me. Maybe my heart hurt from rejection, but it was nothing shoveling cold dairy into my gullet with that same friend can’t fix. “*So, I ****** up,*” I spoke up. My shoulders tensed and my grip around my spoon would surely leave an imprint for a minute. “While it most certainly is a big deal- a huge deal- it’ll get better,” I swallowed. Not mint chip, but saliva that I hadn’t even realized accumulated. “It will get better. Right?” I looked to my friend for advice. Sure, it tended to be less than helpful, but it was advice nonetheless. “Well, I,” He leaned against his forearms on the countertop, holding his own spoon in one hand and bowl in the other. “Yeah.” “That sounds confident,” I remarked, but I creased my eyebrows. It would get better. Right? “Yes. Yeah. It will get better.” He gave me a smile and leaned back up; the stool legs whined as he shifted against the counter. It was consolation, kind of, but it still was consolation. I’d completely biffed on confessing my undying love and had basically hit rock bottom. And you know what they say: “the next step above rock bottom is eating ice cream with your bros.” I stared at the green clump of ice cream in my bowl. Some chips were sludging out of it due to it melting. “I do envy you,” I tossed my words to him, though my face was still aimed down and at the bowl. “Why’s that?” I chuckled and shook my head before picking up a scoop of ice cream. “You don’t have to deal with rejection as pathetic as mine,” with that I bit the ice cream off my spoon, though avoided scraping my teeth against the metal. I couldn’t help but notice how he avoided my observation the same way. “Yeah,” he chuckled after some time, “I don’t.” I raised an eyebrow. Something felt off in my stomach, and it wasn’t the countless bowls of mint chocolate chip ice cream I had consumed. “What?” I plastered on a smile. “Got some secret love life I don’t know about? A little crush on a girl?” He scoffed and punched my shoulder. It didn’t hurt. “Nahh,” he rolled his eyes and ate a bite of his ice cream. He swallowed before continuing. “That’s not for me,” his voice lowered. He must’ve noticed me staring because he shoved my bowl closer to me and looked away quicker than the speeds I drove at. “Focus on your ice cream. You’ve practically eaten the whole tub of mint chip anyways.” I narrowed my eyes at the back of his head. “Uhuh.” Odd.
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that-that pain uhuh it's in my head i guess? like my eyebrows are being pulled over my eyes oh lord it HUrts okay makayla breathe you will be fine. no NO NO i will not be fine when i have this headache aching and paining ugh this headache
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Nov 14, 2018
Nov 14, 2018 at 11:30 AM UTC
headache
Mastered saying “uhuh” When someone Says “Right?” or ”Okay?”
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Apr 30, 2019
Apr 30, 2019 at 8:57 AM UTC
Sometimes I Can’t Listen