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"unconcern" poems
All I can see is that we shall be burned Will turned into a billion ashes But blinded and crippled were unconcern Still catching the meaning of holy masses Sometimes I wonder, If they were the one disabled Because at most, it's us all along Who have this blinded and crippled soul 12-26-2015
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Dec 27, 2015
Dec 27, 2015 at 8:58 PM UTC
Disabled Soul
Boredom #2 I’ve never seen so many synonyms for one small noun, Blocking maturation and enjoy-dom: Boredom. “Weariness, ennui: frustration; Restlessness, dissatisfaction, unconcern: frustration; Lethargy, lassitude, flatness and frustration; Dreariness, repetitiveness, apathy: frustration; Tedium, monotony, dullness. yes, frustration.” Can it be overcome, this boredom? No more war - the boredom won, Exchanged for something more like fun? It can. A friend who, when we speak, says, “It’s a part of nature…has no answer...” Reasoning fallacious, She is wrong as wrong can be And her reasoning a fallacy. Awake at night: hormones, full moons; The glut of light: electric gadgets and devices, Radios that play a song too strong, too long.. A trick I’ve learned that’s brought results; A knack, a shortcut worth consulting Is to train the brain to focus on/in/with the brain; Travel round in, sense and feel… Make it real – as if you really feel The part you aim at, frame then tame. In seconds you’ve an object that’s becomes a subject. Boredom fled, you freed, You and your mood well pleased, released And taken places least expected, Un-objected to by you, The burden boredom’s through. And doomed! Boredom 11.24.2016/ #2 revised 2..16.2017 Revelations Big & Small; Definitely Didactic; Arlene Corwin
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Feb 16, 2017
Feb 16, 2017 at 6:30 AM UTC
Boredom #2
Come, my Ardelia, to this bowre, Where kindly mingling Souls a while, Let's innocently spend an houre, And at all serious follys smile Here is no quarrelling for Crowns, Nor fear of changes in our fate; No trembling at the Great ones frowns Nor any slavery of state. Here's no disguise, nor treachery Nor any deep conceal'd design; From blood and plots this place is free, And calm as are those looks of thine. Here let us sit and bless our Starres Who did such happy quiet give, As that remov'd from noise of warres. In one another's hearts we live. We should we entertain a feare? Love cares not how the world is turn'd. If crouds of dangers should appeare, Yet friendship can be unconcern'd. We weare about us such a charme, No horrour can be our offence; For misheif's self can doe no harme To friendship and to innocence. Let's mark how soone Apollo's beams Command the flocks to quit their meat, And not intreat the neighbour -- streams To quench their thirst, but coole their heat. In such a scorching Age as this, Whoever would not seek a shade Deserve their happiness to misse, As having their own peace betray'd. But we (of one another's mind Assur'd,) the boistrous world disdain; With quiet souls, and unconfin'd, Enjoy what princes wish in vain.
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A Retir'd Friendship
I see the golden whisks that stretch up into a turquoise sky reverently the abode of the flying kite that twirls upon the rafters of the heavens cathedral drifting upon the open planes where the wind takes hold, rushes drifting the soft plumes to the breeze and scented air In a triumphant flight of dreams and hope. The is a peaceful tranquility that invades the minds silences it to the spectacle of sheer grace and bliss that for hours upon hours my eyes partake of this exquisite dance of life upon the flapping wing, air upon a pounding heart The soul glides up there, dives and drifts upon every wish Upon every far flung vision that draws a heart to want. Sweet these images that so often go unseen, we tread a delicate balance to the sweet song of life Hold it upon our breath to whisper its majesty, its perfection blind to the real depth of what there is, how we walk so coldly upon a dark world where our horizons torch the scene and wears the shudder of unconcern. Alisdaire O'Caoimph
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Apr 2, 2011
Apr 2, 2011 at 6:46 AM UTC
The Kite-A small bird of prey
He touched our hands But unconcernedly this famous man And would not look us in the eye For fear of contact or what might be worse, connection And we could hardly blame him, for after all He had each day been singled out for close inspection By ones like us, in awe of his celebrity Circled in the shade of his perfection Hoping for the star-dust sprinkle of acuity Or sparkling eyes, admission to his inner cult and clan He wore blue jeans And scuffed sneakers as a badge of proof Of his coolness and unconcern While we his audience with concealed attention Enviously eyed his hairy confidence, unconsciously Imitating in each phrase that low convention Made small adjustments to our store-bought suits and ties And nodded several times in bright pretension Made small amendments to our smiles and lies Flicked photo-phones in pursuit of custom and routine He gave a speech A flippant interview, this famous creature A well tossed phrase, a rounded cliche Poured forth like brandy in a glass, convivial Or apple cider-ed vinegar in pewter mugs A sardonically French-accented phrase habitual Well humored, heavy lidded with testosterone At interlocutor women with the pens and pads Delivered in a low and purring monotone For all the world as lovers, each to each He stretched a smile A modulated shift of teeth and beard "Genius? Not I"  with deprecation "My shallow intellect, so poor and so ephemeral" Delivered in a tone that mocked inclusion While we assumed an elegance, unintentional A nonchalance that shields the wide charades Unmoving in our breathless, but conventional Genuflection to the the notion that pervades                                                       Our addictive appetite now sated. For a while.                                                                                                                                  He kissed their cheeks And stroked their arms, with sensuous ambivalence But absently, as if he cared so little In his farewell. 'A bientot' he said and 'Au revoir' And slipped away amongst the moving Milan crowds Creative and creator, irredeemably a star With, in his wake the smiling scriveners staring At his retreating back in Stark excitement In the middle of the circling and squaring, at The alpha-wolfic effigy. The Shepherd and his sheep.
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May 6, 2013
May 6, 2013 at 6:46 AM UTC
This Famous Creature
He touched our hands But unconcernedly this famous man And would not look us in the eye For fear of contact or what might be worse, connection And we could hardly blame him, for after all He had each day been singled out for close inspection By ones like us, in awe of his celebrity Circled in the shade of his perfection Hoping for the star-dust sprinkle of acuity Or sparkling eyes, admission to his inner cult and clan He wore blue jeans And scuffed sneakers as a badge of proof Of his coolness and unconcern While we his audience with concealed attention Enviously eyed his hairy confidence, unconsciously Imitating in each phrase that low convention Made small adjustments to our store-bought suits and ties And nodded several times in bright pretension Made small amendments to our smiles and lies Flicked photo-phones in pursuit of custom and routine He gave a speech A flippant interview, this famous creature A well tossed phrase, a rounded cliche Poured forth like brandy in a glass, convivial Or apple cider-ed vinegar in pewter mugs A sardonically French-accented phrase habitual Well humored, heavy lidded with testosterone At interlocutor women with the pens and pads Delivered in a low and purring monotone For all the world as lovers, each to each He stretched a smile A modulated shift of teeth and beard "Genius? Not I"  with deprecation "My shallow intellect, so poor and so ephemeral" Delivered in a tone that mocked inclusion While we assumed an elegance, unintentional A nonchalance that shields the wide charades Unmoving in our breathless, but conventional Genuflection to the the notion that pervades                                                       Our addictive appetite now sated. For a while.                                                                                                                                  He kissed their cheeks And stroked their arms, with sensuous ambivalence But absently, as if he cared so little In his farewell. 'A bientot' he said and 'Au revoir' And slipped away amongst the moving Milan crowds Creative and creator, irredeemably a star With, in his wake the smiling scriveners staring At his retreating back in Stark excitement In the middle of the circling and squaring, at The alpha-wolfic effigy. The Shepherd and his sheep.
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290 Of Bronze—and Blaze— The North—Tonight— So adequate—it forms— So preconcerted with itself— So distant—to alarms— And Unconcern so sovereign To Universe, or me— Infects my simple spirit With Taints of Majesty— Till I take vaster attitudes— And strut upon my stem— Disdaining Men, and Oxygen, For Arrogance of them— My Splendors, are Menagerie— But their Completeless Show Will entertain the Centuries When I, am long ago, An Island in dishonored Grass— Whom none but Beetles—know.
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Of Bronze—and Blaze
Stop right now and NUT IT OUT Which way you wish to go, Do you want the wealth and stressful strain Or blithely flick and throw? Do you preen yourself with smiling pride Owning shining  chattels new, Whilst shallow OTHERS OGLE With those envious eyes on you? Or do you seek the clean four winds Untrammelled by concern, With sleeping bag, a crescent moon Whilst crackling bonfires burn? Have you thought to chuck it all The car, the house, the boat And cause your superficial  friends To snigger, leer and gloat? To simply live in HUMBLE CIRCUMSTANCE To wake without a plan, To greet the day with unconcern And breathe a new, fresh man. Is the courage there to TAKE THE CHANGE, Can you make the first big move, Or does convention stay your hand To stray from comfort’s groove? Have you thought about what others think, Reactions from the crowd, The clamorous cacophony Of objection rendered loud? “Absolutely NOT, my dear” Pygmalion my **** To throw it all away, Silly, Simply would... betray your Class! “It’s all so rudimentary This thing of living rough” “Reminds me of the great apes, And other basic stuff!” There’s loads of reasons why YOU CAN’T, The mortgage at the bank, Insurance is essential And while we’re being frank... There’s the tennis club subscription And the afternoons I’d miss Sipping lattes with the ladies ..though, the gossip’s SO remiss. Perhaps we’ll put it off for now Another day perchance, When devilment and joi le vivre EFFUSE another prance. When the dream of having freedom With the cold wind in my hair, Will drive me to release The inner WILDNESS hidden there. Marshalg Victoria ParkTunnel 4 March 2011
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Mar 4, 2011
Mar 4, 2011 at 6:14 PM UTC
An Improbable Intention
Stop right now and NUT IT OUT Which way you wish to go, Do you want the wealth and stressful strain Or blithely flick and throw? Do you preen yourself with smiling pride Owning shining  chattels new, Whilst shallow OTHERS OGLE With those envious eyes on you? Or do you seek the clean four winds Untrammelled by concern, With sleeping bag, a crescent moon Whilst crackling bonfires burn? Have you thought to chuck it all The car, the house, the boat And cause your superficial  friends To snigger, leer and gloat? To simply live in HUMBLE CIRCUMSTANCE To wake without a plan, To greet the day with unconcern And breathe a new, fresh man. Is the courage there to TAKE THE CHANGE, Can you make the first big move, Or does convention stay your hand To stray from comfort’s groove? Have you thought about what others think, Reactions from the crowd, The clamorous cacophony Of objection rendered loud? “Absolutely NOT, my dear” Pygmalion my **** To throw it all away, Silly, Simply would... betray your Class! “It’s all so rudimentary This thing of living rough” “Reminds me of the great apes, And other basic stuff!” There’s loads of reasons why YOU CAN’T, The mortgage at the bank, Insurance is essential And while we’re being frank... There’s the tennis club subscription And the afternoons I’d miss Sipping lattes with the ladies ..though, the gossip’s SO remiss. Perhaps we’ll put it off for now Another day perchance, When devilment and joi le vivre EFFUSE another prance. When the dream of having freedom With the cold wind in my hair, Will drive me to release The inner WILDNESS hidden there. Marshalg Victoria ParkTunnel 4 March 2011
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Selective mates. Bugs' unconcern manifests; Eagles dwindle, die.
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May 6, 2011
May 6, 2011 at 7:43 AM UTC
haiku: **** lovebugs
A little girl; so innocent Broken, like concrete Forsaken in this world As God had chosen to replete Forever damaged Spare me the deceit That I have long encountered Mentally ****** and incomplete I broke the mirrors That distorted my vision I am not perfect I am far from precision Just a judicial decision To execute this excision To ensure that this provision Of unwanted unborn children Remain broadcasted on public television For the captivity of the elderly Scorned, defeated and miserable Left in utter decay Salvaging day and night Part of this twisted foreplay That took place on Christmas Eve For Chirst to be born On such a horrible day, to entail This sad story of evil Demons from hell rose in this tale But Jesus did nothing Except to defy the Holy Grail My exorcism, my ghost To whom shall I toast? To the one who left me to burn? To define myself in these lies God, I am flawed by your unconcern Jesus, I am mocked by your reputable lies For that you deserve a noble prize Can't you see the concern in my eyes? I have lost my allies And I have become the worst That I could possibly be Part taking in these sins Is that what you wanted from me? You deny my existence You hide behind pride You force coincide And you deny individuality You force this conceited ******* to form Or so you implied Turns out the shock was worldwide But that didn't stop you From setting me aside Sitting in your corner Contemplating Is she human or a mutation Something somewhat malformed Or perhaps just a devil An ogre at best Fine be that way I am not one to detest My worst side though I do not advise you test I am not blessed For it is in black that I dress "Satan's spawn!" they protest Is it my fault that I am possessed? Conniving and witty I am sick of this mess God you put me here But nevertheless I am obscene And forever your mess
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Dec 11, 2011
Dec 11, 2011 at 5:10 PM UTC
Heaven’s Obscenity
A little girl; so innocent Broken, like concrete Forsaken in this world As God had chosen to replete Forever damaged Spare me the deceit That I have long encountered Mentally ****** and incomplete I broke the mirrors That distorted my vision I am not perfect I am far from precision Just a judicial decision To execute this excision To ensure that this provision Of unwanted unborn children Remain broadcasted on public television For the captivity of the elderly Scorned, defeated and miserable Left in utter decay Salvaging day and night Part of this twisted foreplay That took place on Christmas Eve For Chirst to be born On such a horrible day, to entail This sad story of evil Demons from hell rose in this tale But Jesus did nothing Except to defy the Holy Grail My exorcism, my ghost To whom shall I toast? To the one who left me to burn? To define myself in these lies God, I am flawed by your unconcern Jesus, I am mocked by your reputable lies For that you deserve a noble prize Can't you see the concern in my eyes? I have lost my allies And I have become the worst That I could possibly be Part taking in these sins Is that what you wanted from me? You deny my existence You hide behind pride You force coincide And you deny individuality You force this conceited ******* to form Or so you implied Turns out the shock was worldwide But that didn't stop you From setting me aside Sitting in your corner Contemplating Is she human or a mutation Something somewhat malformed Or perhaps just a devil An ogre at best Fine be that way I am not one to detest My worst side though I do not advise you test I am not blessed For it is in black that I dress "Satan's spawn!" they protest Is it my fault that I am possessed? Conniving and witty I am sick of this mess God you put me here But nevertheless I am obscene And forever your mess
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History repeats on us, One life holding the gown Of the next, Waiting for its turn; Just look at how the future greets us, With a capful of Utter unconcern. I want to be of use to you, But my memories Are not admired by most – They involve love and only love, Or desire described as love And floating In the sky of a castle with a hatful of flowers boasting ‘now’.
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Nov 24, 2013
Nov 24, 2013 at 5:55 PM UTC
fragment no.2 - flower boater
In this green, pulsating sea of dreams, Salt-warm, seasoned with illicit echoes, I swim into you and under you and through you and to you And I take you in my mouth. Underwater, we are little fish, undulating. Mouths fasten, **** open, close, We breathe each other in. Let's unevolve together, creatures of the deep Unbothered by the air brigade above. Limpet-like, our joinings are an unconcern For all but us and the awakening depths.
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 2:51 AM UTC
Underspace
She was mad, Heated, lost in love and anger, Causing her mind to go numb, In the rain waiting for a guy she wanted, Wanted more then air, And he was inside and ignorant, As the rain came pouring down, Unaware that she was there, Standing, struck with unrequited love, Wanting him on her, but he was quite lost himself, Should he keep on going it alone? She knocked on the door in the rain, He heard with unconcern, But opened anyways, Looking into those docile eyes of soft blue, How could he leave her there? So he gripped her tighter then he ever did before, Admitting his wrongs and downfalls, How could he let the poor thing fall, He smoothed the stray strands of hair and pressed upon those lips, Which were so desperately need of his kiss, And she couldn't help but to not give in
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Nov 14, 2012
Nov 14, 2012 at 3:15 PM UTC
Lover's fight
<><><><><><> Along the fence horses trot The leafy shadows slowly turn I look up from a steaming *** A world ripe with unconcern Wild grasses bent with dew And every bird's askew feather I push into the grey-pink sky This is mountain weather
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Dec 22, 2014
Dec 22, 2014 at 12:45 AM UTC
Mountain Weather
Tried of it All Tired of it Now A need to Survive Won't help us Out Peace on Earth Some sort of Joke What they feed Us Making us Choke This is the Bed In which we Lay Headboard a Tombstone Societies Grave WHY DO THE MEN WE HIRED TO SERVE SHAKE OUR HANDS AND GIVE US THEIR WORD ONLY THEN TO GIVE IT ALL TO THE ONES WHO GREASE THEIR PALMS WHY HAVE WE NOT OUR LESSON LEARNED YEARS OF GOVERNMENTS UNCONCERN LONG AGO THEY TURNED THEIR BACK LEAVING US NO MORE THAN WHAT WE LACK Time we stood Up In the thick of it All Do it Ourselves Make our own Calls That's the way that It Was meant to Be Government under Control With the people set Free
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Mar 18, 2013
Mar 18, 2013 at 6:59 AM UTC
The DEMAND Of Freedom!
The Port Lincoln with a headed green reminds of all the vanished love songs tires of doom and cages of hope some days the rawness cascaded burning my sole with remnant matters in a lovely world where we aspired with fixed attires that truly perspired At the heart of this desert bloom where nothingness claims attention at the hand of the sunken gloomy sun which prevails the dry land it scorches unveiling all the buried emotional cases of utter regret and unknown possibilities At the heart of the desert bloom where the rain fades inside the sandy dunes casting the breeze to the barren land with unconcern perils and derailment unveiling all the buried emotional cases of utter regret and unknown possibilities At the heart of a desert bloom on the silvery aligned amber bridge overlooking the stratified red rocks where guanos and snakes rest and arrest appeasing and hissing the untold secrets At the heart of the desert bloom on a mounted grill of unmovable waters lying meters deep, overlaid by the patch patterned with blackness and debris as a heavenly breeze whispers of beginnings At the heart of the desert bloom where the past was long laid and cast painted at the end of a two year past of prolific and demonic disengagement on passageways where all there is moves on
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Jun 21, 2017
Jun 21, 2017 at 1:48 PM UTC
The Port Lincoln Psalm
This problem has gone on so long We always reach the same old sum Multiplied by failure to learn Divided by unconcern Numbers that hide Carried by lies Uncertain equations In each situation You never seem to factor in An answer where you don't win Add only yourself   Like every time else To sum up the fee Just subtract me Dj
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Aug 5, 2016
Aug 5, 2016 at 4:18 PM UTC
Doing the Math
to my limitation about the distance, i withstand the heartbreak. unconcern to other humans’ emotions but, the broken piece of being out of reach of not having you in my arms when things are falling apart and i see you are too, from far. but the world isn’t a kind place, to restore the heartbreaks of two person(s) in love. despite the devilish heartless fate of the universe, the sky and stars give the chance to wish for the unspoken and hopeful words, for those which are in love.
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Aug 8, 2020
Aug 8, 2020 at 9:38 AM UTC
distance (pt. 2)
A smooth and straight, an ordinary road But in contrast to the houses of the area with trim hedges Round their gardens with their cherry and apple trees, That smooth and straight, and ordinary road, was an outsider And ditto to re-occupied Nissen huts. Heath grass had been cut short up to the edge of the road. Down the centre there were proper markings And cat's eyes.  Now, I retain a picture of a squeaky clean Smooth surface, colour a silvery, smoky grey.    Cars, trucks, some US military, Would pass you by, grouped or singly, brusquely, An air of unconcern native to them, Engines' noises punctuating dominance And if you ever thought to walk, even slide A foot onto this road, vehicles Would not stop and there would result outrage. Sometimes I dreamt of a distant city. I figured plain buildings hard to get to know, imposing, In my mind it would be a quiet place And, of course, Important. Fifty miles; what Anyone would do there, beyond imagining; It all meant something different At less than seven years old. Those days we caught a bus, which went the other way, To go to school. We had to cross that silver/grey road, That inflexible road, then walk A furlong or so up a gentle slope Across the grassy heath to a winding Road shaded by a deciduous wood, with crows; A bendy, friendlier road. With some of us larking about we went in a group To wait for the bus. Anywhere near that first road, I walked close to the parent escorting us. I would always feel unsafe near such an unkind road.
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Apr 5, 2021
Apr 5, 2021 at 4:00 AM UTC
A Long Road and the Winding Road
A smooth and straight, an ordinary road But in contrast to the houses of the area with trim hedges Round their gardens with their cherry and apple trees, That smooth and straight, and ordinary road, was an outsider And ditto to re-occupied Nissen huts. Heath grass had been cut short up to the edge of the road. Down the centre there were proper markings And cat's eyes.  Now, I retain a picture of a squeaky clean Smooth surface, colour a silvery, smoky grey.    Cars, trucks, some US military, Would pass you by, grouped or singly, brusquely, An air of unconcern native to them, Engines' noises punctuating dominance And if you ever thought to walk, even slide A foot onto this road, vehicles Would not stop and there would result outrage. Sometimes I dreamt of a distant city. I figured plain buildings hard to get to know, imposing, In my mind it would be a quiet place And, of course, Important. Fifty miles; what Anyone would do there, beyond imagining; It all meant something different At less than seven years old. Those days we caught a bus, which went the other way, To go to school. We had to cross that silver/grey road, That inflexible road, then walk A furlong or so up a gentle slope Across the grassy heath to a winding Road shaded by a deciduous wood, with crows; A bendy, friendlier road. With some of us larking about we went in a group To wait for the bus. Anywhere near that first road, I walked close to the parent escorting us. I would always feel unsafe near such an unkind road.
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She spoke for the last time that evening... I lost my breath; Her voice stole it away I fell apart; Into pieces When the final word was spoke, What a thing to say Our time spent - was a good one I left a life unknown in the desert So when earth realigns with the sun I’ll be a solar son Spinning around in line Like a top out of line In a circle, going around and around in my eyes Those that see only despise and Unconcern of the things learned I learned another thing About heart ache and how the stake Can drive so deep down into heart break I am everything that I thought Your fire under the barn In the woods Unknown now... An unstoppable force. Here we go.
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Oct 11, 2018
Oct 11, 2018 at 9:26 PM UTC
Speck
She sat inside her ice-cream life and guessed the number of bingo markers it might take to win the jackpot. Sometimes she questioned why so many people drove her crazy. Insulted her. She divided her friends and lovers into good and bad directions. It was raining outside when she began to cook the supper. The stove was hot she was cold. She was always cold in her house, in her ice vein kitchen with the pretty white lace curtains and the yellow-green walls. Her problems could all be isolated into one situation after another. She light a cigarette. Sitting at her table wondering if she should cook rice or potatoes with the meat. It didn't matter. They'd wolf down the food without a glance at her effort. She found she was happier when the kids were at school and that man was at work doing whatever. Impatience wasn't so much her statement as was unconcern. So what, she thought, as she dusted her ashes into the ashtray. Her memories could stretch so far back, before this life even. Yet she knew that what she knew wasn't really very much at all. Maybe he really loved her? Who knew? For her it was only a situation. She wondered if they'd remember to take their shoes off at the door. Her feelings could easily be hurt, but on the other hand she often neglected to express herself. At half past five she'd put supper on the table. They would sit around it. Her family sharing the same table and the same bathroom. Distance. They were mutually ignorant of each other. She put out her cigarette, light another. She wasn't afraid of cancer, just living. Working man would be home soon, right after the kids demanded home. Sighing she stood up and pushed the cat away with her foot, irritated. Checked her purse. Bingo markers neatly labelled. Another Friday night
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Apr 11, 2016
Apr 11, 2016 at 9:41 PM UTC
Another Friday Night
She sat inside her ice-cream life and guessed the number of bingo markers it might take to win the jackpot. Sometimes she questioned why so many people drove her crazy. Insulted her. She divided her friends and lovers into good and bad directions. It was raining outside when she began to cook the supper. The stove was hot she was cold. She was always cold in her house, in her ice vein kitchen with the pretty white lace curtains and the yellow-green walls. Her problems could all be isolated into one situation after another. She light a cigarette. Sitting at her table wondering if she should cook rice or potatoes with the meat. It didn't matter. They'd wolf down the food without a glance at her effort. She found she was happier when the kids were at school and that man was at work doing whatever. Impatience wasn't so much her statement as was unconcern. So what, she thought, as she dusted her ashes into the ashtray. Her memories could stretch so far back, before this life even. Yet she knew that what she knew wasn't really very much at all. Maybe he really loved her? Who knew? For her it was only a situation. She wondered if they'd remember to take their shoes off at the door. Her feelings could easily be hurt, but on the other hand she often neglected to express herself. At half past five she'd put supper on the table. They would sit around it. Her family sharing the same table and the same bathroom. Distance. They were mutually ignorant of each other. She put out her cigarette, light another. She wasn't afraid of cancer, just living. Working man would be home soon, right after the kids demanded home. Sighing she stood up and pushed the cat away with her foot, irritated. Checked her purse. Bingo markers neatly labelled. Another Friday night
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you are silence. unless you want to speak you are absence it renders me so weak you are avoidance my desolation breeds for you to water my dreary seeds and you don't even observe how you restrain my nerves cold and still you weaken my will my soul falls ill not healing until you give in to the thrill of not wanting to be alone and you slice me to the bones and all over again my reality is blurred confusion, moments ago slain cries of slaughtered isolation heard only to retort, only to return cycle of hunger & wanting, i yearn growing bleak from your unconcern needing, not receiving enough aching for that deeper touch needing anything, needing too much because of nothing, eagerness as such i will stop melting, and find a way to become a part of your grey
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 6:16 PM UTC
Your Grey
*** *no where you will find such pain as when your beloved one ignore you and become unconcern infect it is much more deep and intense than a huge fire burn ignorance in love is just like the blooming thorn in fact whenever our feeling hurts by our dear one the fearfulness becomes stubborn* *** @ deovarat- 18.05.2019
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May 18, 2019
May 18, 2019 at 9:35 AM UTC
Stubborn