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"unavailability" poems
I feel so torn I love them a lot Except I feel like I can't love them as freely as I want to Because they remind me of an ex I want so desperately to let go of I want to move on with my life And to love them entirely for them Without the ripples of her Skating across my perception I feel trapped in my mind sometimes Living through past memories That only make me feel sadness now And I wonder if that closure I seek Can occur if I can forgive myself For hurting her so much How can I take responsibility and Embrace my faults and mistakes While also forgiving myself for them? Forgive myself for hurting her? Especially after realizing that My emotional unavailability caused it And I understand that I must remain compassionate And I must accept the things I cannot change It's just hard not to shame myself When the blame fits so perfectly In the palms of my hands
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Dec 11, 2018
Dec 11, 2018 at 12:19 AM UTC
Roadblocks and Realizations
I am sorry for the: Unsolicited **** pics Request for nudes Catcalling Inappropriate or creepy comments Failing to listen Acting without asking Emotional manipulation Emotional unavailability Approaching you to practice game Shaming your sexuality Meanwhile glorifying my own. Laws governing your body Calling you beautiful before Brilliant Speaking over/behind/beneath you Lust in my eyes ​
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Oct 6, 2018
Oct 6, 2018 at 1:57 PM UTC
Male Apologies
MEMO FROM:  Mr Phil Indifrence,  Strategy Chess Insurgency  Corps. Space Headquarters, Castleview Avenue, Dunstable XY10 TO:  Ms Petal  Dontrun,  Crimson Chess Federation. De la Wigan Headquarters, Wigan, United Kingdom,  SM00 Dear Ms Dontrun, Please accept my greetings. I write to clarify my stance on our outstanding matters and hopefully to deter further speculation, gossips, rumours, distortions, misinformation and sensationalism by the media. As you are aware I contacted you on the day as arranged only to be confronted with a response that was astoundingly unethical, un- professional, rude, inconsiderate and totally uncalled-for. It was so below expected standard that it raised doubt about your suit- ability to be seen as a matured adult much less an intelligent being. Still in the reverberations of this seismic occurrence I called again in the hope it was a momentary loss of composure and yet again I was subjected to a deluxe version of the first onslaught. To say I was flabbergasted is putting things mildly, most especially as it was totally unwarranted and underserved. It was obvious you lacked any sense of decorum and had become an affront to common human decency and an embarrassment to your status. In all fairness you did call some weeks later, but it had become apparent that the ethos, protocol and cordiality that my Organi- sation works within may not be relevant to your Organisation, hence my unavailability to your contact. I write to primarily reiterate that my position on this matter and the present status quo is not based on some immature Ego play, stubbornness, power-play or pride, rather it's in all truthfulness it's a belief in upholding standards in ethical considerations. I do not believe that bad manners, ill-considered behaviour, ill-judgement and a lack of sensitivity and good grace are matured and progressive trends to interact cooperatively within. In conclusion, this is my stance on this matter and I hope it helps your understanding. I believe a formal Apology from you and your Organisation is appropriate in this regard and will instigate a return to cordiality between our Organisation. If you however feel this is unnecessary I will respect your decision and the situation will remain unresolved. I thank you for your attention. Regards, Phil Indifrence. C.E.O.
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Feb 23, 2019
Feb 23, 2019 at 5:18 PM UTC
Check-MateProtocols
MEMO FROM:  Mr Phil Indifrence,  Strategy Chess Insurgency  Corps. Space Headquarters, Castleview Avenue, Dunstable XY10 TO:  Ms Petal  Dontrun,  Crimson Chess Federation. De la Wigan Headquarters, Wigan, United Kingdom,  SM00 Dear Ms Dontrun, Please accept my greetings. I write to clarify my stance on our outstanding matters and hopefully to deter further speculation, gossips, rumours, distortions, misinformation and sensationalism by the media. As you are aware I contacted you on the day as arranged only to be confronted with a response that was astoundingly unethical, un- professional, rude, inconsiderate and totally uncalled-for. It was so below expected standard that it raised doubt about your suit- ability to be seen as a matured adult much less an intelligent being. Still in the reverberations of this seismic occurrence I called again in the hope it was a momentary loss of composure and yet again I was subjected to a deluxe version of the first onslaught. To say I was flabbergasted is putting things mildly, most especially as it was totally unwarranted and underserved. It was obvious you lacked any sense of decorum and had become an affront to common human decency and an embarrassment to your status. In all fairness you did call some weeks later, but it had become apparent that the ethos, protocol and cordiality that my Organi- sation works within may not be relevant to your Organisation, hence my unavailability to your contact. I write to primarily reiterate that my position on this matter and the present status quo is not based on some immature Ego play, stubbornness, power-play or pride, rather it's in all truthfulness it's a belief in upholding standards in ethical considerations. I do not believe that bad manners, ill-considered behaviour, ill-judgement and a lack of sensitivity and good grace are matured and progressive trends to interact cooperatively within. In conclusion, this is my stance on this matter and I hope it helps your understanding. I believe a formal Apology from you and your Organisation is appropriate in this regard and will instigate a return to cordiality between our Organisation. If you however feel this is unnecessary I will respect your decision and the situation will remain unresolved. I thank you for your attention. Regards, Phil Indifrence. C.E.O.
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milo and quantum physics but yet there is no equation for your emotional unavailability y equaling the x factor of vulnerability i’ve always hated the duality of math all the silent rules to remember i just want to be loved the way that i love without so many computations how do i know if silence + comfort equals pleasure or complacency? a limit on the questions i can ask in a day i just want to know everything do you like the way i **** on your ******* am i ever going to meet your family? are you going to love me forever? 2 standard deviations of what you mean when you say what you do am i enough for you and i just don’t know it yet? basic math skills at a deficit am i unable to put 2 and 2 together are there limits to us or do they not exist?
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Apr 18, 2019
Apr 18, 2019 at 12:21 AM UTC
new wave
i'm verdant in the summertime my emotional unavailability coated in a certain warmness my milk and honey body in full bloom peel open your dominican republican arms that flourish inside me and make each yellow breath feel like new life
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Jul 2, 2017
Jul 2, 2017 at 12:21 AM UTC
jon
i have been caged up for so long that i no longer feel the rust itch upon my skin, how the harsh sun melts my fellow mate bones. Every now and then there's a meal. A meal so fantastic for cover up that even i believe it. 4,203 meals yet none of it tastes as delicious as meal of denial. Hard to come by, get past and stroll upon so i eat it. Day by day till starvation meets my face as every meal was just anger, desperation, ignorance, emotional unavailability, selfishness as meal is not made of food. It was never made of food. “Everybody paints me the villain!” He cries. There's no paint left over to cry in canvas. “Nobody understand me!” he pleads and goes away It's been 627 days since his death, He reeks.
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Sep 20, 2025
Sep 20, 2025 at 7:23 AM UTC
Why?
The eyes are the window to the soul Showing the emotions you can not explain, but still know. Trying to decipher what it is that you see in those eyes You could pretend not to care but those emotions are not just small lies. The look was not expected but the tragedy was. This was not what nature does Matted fur and broken bones Is their owner waiting for them to come home? Lying on the side of the road all day While the heat turned up and the sun slaved away Open mouth, and god the eyes The car must've come as a surprise. . . Did they stop for even a second? Was there any remorse? Did they even regret it?! Did they look in their eyes . . . like I did. Even hours after life was ripped from their body The eyes were not empty and dead, but full of fright, aware of the unavailability to flee. As if the soul was trapped, in shock and denial of the sudden tragedy. Did I see the stars in their eyes? The kind where you look up and question What, Why, When and Who you are? Where you have your mid-life crisis in your teens. Those eyes. That soul. I could feel the pain they felt, and the tragedy that they saw But could not stop out of shock, Were they expected to just put up a paw? How is that not against the law. Don't tell me that it's fair Don't tell me that it's "just an animal" You! look into it's eyes full of anguish and despair. You! stare into the soul that is not yet aware. You! see it's broken huddled mass of fur and bones and emotions unknown And then try to tell me that it's fair. Someone loved it, someone cared for it How long with they be waiting for their buddy to come home? How long before they lose all hope, not knowing who to phone. You go tell them "it's just an animal" Listen to what they have to say, then tell me you feel null. You look into the owners eyes And stare into their soul And you will find the same despair you found in the eyes of that "just an animal"
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Aug 29, 2017
Aug 29, 2017 at 6:37 PM UTC
Mourning a Lost Life
The eyes are the window to the soul Showing the emotions you can not explain, but still know. Trying to decipher what it is that you see in those eyes You could pretend not to care but those emotions are not just small lies. The look was not expected but the tragedy was. This was not what nature does Matted fur and broken bones Is their owner waiting for them to come home? Lying on the side of the road all day While the heat turned up and the sun slaved away Open mouth, and god the eyes The car must've come as a surprise. . . Did they stop for even a second? Was there any remorse? Did they even regret it?! Did they look in their eyes . . . like I did. Even hours after life was ripped from their body The eyes were not empty and dead, but full of fright, aware of the unavailability to flee. As if the soul was trapped, in shock and denial of the sudden tragedy. Did I see the stars in their eyes? The kind where you look up and question What, Why, When and Who you are? Where you have your mid-life crisis in your teens. Those eyes. That soul. I could feel the pain they felt, and the tragedy that they saw But could not stop out of shock, Were they expected to just put up a paw? How is that not against the law. Don't tell me that it's fair Don't tell me that it's "just an animal" You! look into it's eyes full of anguish and despair. You! stare into the soul that is not yet aware. You! see it's broken huddled mass of fur and bones and emotions unknown And then try to tell me that it's fair. Someone loved it, someone cared for it How long with they be waiting for their buddy to come home? How long before they lose all hope, not knowing who to phone. You go tell them "it's just an animal" Listen to what they have to say, then tell me you feel null. You look into the owners eyes And stare into their soul And you will find the same despair you found in the eyes of that "just an animal"
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Check-MateProtocols MEMO FROM: Mr Phil Indifrence, Strategy Chess Insurgency Corps. Space Headquarters, Castleview Avenue, Dunstable XY10 TO: Ms Petal Dontrun, Crimson Chess Federation. De la Wigan Headquarters, Wigan, United Kingdom, SM00 Dear Ms Dontrun, Please accept my greetings. I write to clarify my stance on our outstanding matters and hopefully to deter further speculation, gossips, rumors, distortions, misinformation and sensationalism by the media. As you are aware I contacted you on the day as arranged only to be confronted with a response that was astoundingly unethical, un- professional, rude, inconsiderate and totally uncalled-for. It was so below expected standard that it raised doubt about your suit- ability to be seen as a matured adult much less an intelligent being. Still in the reverberations of this seismic occurrence I called again in the hope it was a momentary loss of composure and yet again I was subjected to a deluxe version of the first onslaught. To say I was flabbergasted is putting things mildly, most especially as it was totally unwarranted and underserved. It was obvious you lacked any sense of decorum and had become an affront to common human decency and an embarrassment to your status. In all fairness you did call some weeks later, but it had become apparent that the ethos, protocol and cordiality that my Organi- sation works within may not be relevant to your Organisation, hence my unavailability to your contact. I write to primarily reiterate that my position on this matter and the present status quo is not based on some immature Ego play, stubbornness, power-play or pride, rather it's in all truthfulness it's a belief in upholding standards in ethical considerations. I do not believe that bad manners, ill-considered behaviour, ill-judgement and a lack of sensitivity and good grace are matured and progressive trends to interact cooperatively within. In conclusion, this is my stance on this matter and I hope it helps your understanding. I believe a formal Apology from you and your Organisation is appropriate in this regard and will instigate a return to cordiality between our Organisation. If you however feel this is unnecessary I will respect your decision and the situation will remain unresolved. I thank you for your attention. Regards, Phil Indifrence. C.E.O.
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May 26, 2019
May 26, 2019 at 10:16 PM UTC
I am a man of my words.........
Check-MateProtocols MEMO FROM: Mr Phil Indifrence, Strategy Chess Insurgency Corps. Space Headquarters, Castleview Avenue, Dunstable XY10 TO: Ms Petal Dontrun, Crimson Chess Federation. De la Wigan Headquarters, Wigan, United Kingdom, SM00 Dear Ms Dontrun, Please accept my greetings. I write to clarify my stance on our outstanding matters and hopefully to deter further speculation, gossips, rumors, distortions, misinformation and sensationalism by the media. As you are aware I contacted you on the day as arranged only to be confronted with a response that was astoundingly unethical, un- professional, rude, inconsiderate and totally uncalled-for. It was so below expected standard that it raised doubt about your suit- ability to be seen as a matured adult much less an intelligent being. Still in the reverberations of this seismic occurrence I called again in the hope it was a momentary loss of composure and yet again I was subjected to a deluxe version of the first onslaught. To say I was flabbergasted is putting things mildly, most especially as it was totally unwarranted and underserved. It was obvious you lacked any sense of decorum and had become an affront to common human decency and an embarrassment to your status. In all fairness you did call some weeks later, but it had become apparent that the ethos, protocol and cordiality that my Organi- sation works within may not be relevant to your Organisation, hence my unavailability to your contact. I write to primarily reiterate that my position on this matter and the present status quo is not based on some immature Ego play, stubbornness, power-play or pride, rather it's in all truthfulness it's a belief in upholding standards in ethical considerations. I do not believe that bad manners, ill-considered behaviour, ill-judgement and a lack of sensitivity and good grace are matured and progressive trends to interact cooperatively within. In conclusion, this is my stance on this matter and I hope it helps your understanding. I believe a formal Apology from you and your Organisation is appropriate in this regard and will instigate a return to cordiality between our Organisation. If you however feel this is unnecessary I will respect your decision and the situation will remain unresolved. I thank you for your attention. Regards, Phil Indifrence. C.E.O.
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