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"vanquishing" poems
“Oh you’re Irish?” he said. “Did you learn the language much?” he said. Honestly, what can I tell him? I was raised in the North - a ****** wasteland for such a naïve question. Vague memories of fumbled classes where our secret history was ditched just to get straight into the basics (Cad é mar atá tú?) No – seriously - I was not tied to it – it was anonymous to me at that age. Forgotten like some distant echo of once visiting Coole House as a child. Sure, we knew it was “important”, “our national language”, “heritage” etc. and we were warned it was quickly slipping into the drain of Western hegemony. But it was baffling, unsexy and only the blunt-faced humorless IRA thugs amongst us were in any way keen. Then it was gone, just like the faded memories of “The Children of Lir” from my primary school. Looking back I wonder, what was the point? A half-full measure paying lip service to our identity. Teachers and headmasters terrified of the grand colonial reveal that the lessons might have hinted at (were they trying to stop us being Provos-in-waiting?). And all of this against the awful shame of a common tongue that had no foe yet was slowly vanquishing from our shores. It could have all been so different. Rather than rushing to get something in our empty skulls, they could have given us a sense of joy, pride & belief in our own culture. Calling on Yeats, Behan, Heaney and others to drown us in the language of our ancestors. Telling the stories of old that only the academics & hippies were keeping from us then. You know, it might kept us all on the same beautifully illuminated page. We might have been comfortable in our skins and open to others, not looking deep into our worthlessness and lashing out at them. Language is being and language is connecting, I’ve learnt. But that’s not something I got from my secondary school. June-July 2018
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Sep 12, 2018
Sep 12, 2018 at 6:06 PM UTC
Teanga (Language)
“Oh you’re Irish?” he said. “Did you learn the language much?” he said. Honestly, what can I tell him? I was raised in the North - a ****** wasteland for such a naïve question. Vague memories of fumbled classes where our secret history was ditched just to get straight into the basics (Cad é mar atá tú?) No – seriously - I was not tied to it – it was anonymous to me at that age. Forgotten like some distant echo of once visiting Coole House as a child. Sure, we knew it was “important”, “our national language”, “heritage” etc. and we were warned it was quickly slipping into the drain of Western hegemony. But it was baffling, unsexy and only the blunt-faced humorless IRA thugs amongst us were in any way keen. Then it was gone, just like the faded memories of “The Children of Lir” from my primary school. Looking back I wonder, what was the point? A half-full measure paying lip service to our identity. Teachers and headmasters terrified of the grand colonial reveal that the lessons might have hinted at (were they trying to stop us being Provos-in-waiting?). And all of this against the awful shame of a common tongue that had no foe yet was slowly vanquishing from our shores. It could have all been so different. Rather than rushing to get something in our empty skulls, they could have given us a sense of joy, pride & belief in our own culture. Calling on Yeats, Behan, Heaney and others to drown us in the language of our ancestors. Telling the stories of old that only the academics & hippies were keeping from us then. You know, it might kept us all on the same beautifully illuminated page. We might have been comfortable in our skins and open to others, not looking deep into our worthlessness and lashing out at them. Language is being and language is connecting, I’ve learnt. But that’s not something I got from my secondary school. June-July 2018
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*Enchanting sunrises and sunsets capture my heart and soul Is one more breathtaking than the other? no, I don't think so truly, I feel both are uniquely beautiful and so breathtaking Come let's see peeping above the horizon a divine beauty to behold A sunrise so glorious with heavenly sunrays lighting, touching, and caressing the sky Sunrays vanquishing the darkness as only sunrays know how*
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Mar 29, 2017
Mar 29, 2017 at 10:15 PM UTC
An Enchanting Sunrise and Sunset
Cherubim, Seraphim Watching from above, afar a flying dove; crepuscular Peace of mind in you we find, arcane Playing amongst the darkness, what we were I forgot Bairn devine, Define; Angelic promises, Demonic pride Cosmic tears, is it to ourselves we lie? Through my eyes I see the mirror of indifference Aeon-Antiquity Shadows illuminated by night, the moon the bringer of light Corona, soul. Angelic promises made in hell! Deistic dipterous demons within thee; watch 'de'skies', Demonic pride facing fears vanquishing friend or fiend The belligerent zenith a conflagerated nirvana. Inside ourselves we die, we lie for salvation; trying. You watched us in thy darkness- You took away the light; Now know more, shadows shed pain An acrimonial heaven built upon the burning of sepulchre. Tear drops of eternal rain Splashing on the doorstep of purgatory Like dew on a rose Dawn arisen, Ethereal ebullience the dream of cornucopia; An Elysian asphodel Cerulean, Azure. 1997 ELEETE J MUIR
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Jan 11, 2014
Jan 11, 2014 at 9:59 AM UTC
Horizon
To all of the songs that creep upon and seize me vanquishing the world.
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May 28, 2014
May 28, 2014 at 8:15 PM UTC
An Escape
Ötzi Even in my long sleep, I dreamed of this. A waking by strangers A grasping of my wrist And I wrench it back from them! My dreams beneath the ice Were warm, in summer vales, Where children played Under my watch, old but hale. An easy thing, my guard was then. I tend sore limbs as supper warms, And aching joints inflamed, And muscles tough as ibex horn; For a while I can be lame. And see my copper ax in the red-gold flame. I dream of how it came to me, After vanquishing a headsman. Intruders fell before me! And I earned this talisman. Weapon, scepter, power of my clan! Then I was sent across the mountain, A lone journey I knew well. To trade with kinsmen in a the northern glen, With gifts, arrow shafts and tales to tell, Never guessing betrayal that walked behind. Alone upon the highest peak I ate my last meal by the fire. To me the gods seemed trying to speak, As men I knew climbed higher. We had words, but they were my kin! In my long sleep I wonder why These false friends turned to hate. I’d watched over them, yet they cried That my rule was done, and it was too late, So I turned from them and faced my doom. I crossed the last protruding rock And now felt safe from them. But then a blow, beneath my heart: a shock! I fell in a soft, snowy glen, And then a dull pain in my skull…and black. Beneath me, I can feel the ax; They’d never take that from me! Nor my arrows, quivers and packs; And risk the fury of the gods. They’d taken my power and left a naked soul. Five-thousand years I spent beneath the frost, Until I was found and freed. My scattered ions watched, angry and lost. They dragged my body from its bed And my soul from another life. Now part of me lies in a crypt Another frozen tomb. If only I hadn’t run and slipped, All those ages ago, I would now lie in sacred ground, Back in the earth to which all are bound.
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Sep 9, 2017
Sep 9, 2017 at 10:16 AM UTC
Ötzi
Ötzi Even in my long sleep, I dreamed of this. A waking by strangers A grasping of my wrist And I wrench it back from them! My dreams beneath the ice Were warm, in summer vales, Where children played Under my watch, old but hale. An easy thing, my guard was then. I tend sore limbs as supper warms, And aching joints inflamed, And muscles tough as ibex horn; For a while I can be lame. And see my copper ax in the red-gold flame. I dream of how it came to me, After vanquishing a headsman. Intruders fell before me! And I earned this talisman. Weapon, scepter, power of my clan! Then I was sent across the mountain, A lone journey I knew well. To trade with kinsmen in a the northern glen, With gifts, arrow shafts and tales to tell, Never guessing betrayal that walked behind. Alone upon the highest peak I ate my last meal by the fire. To me the gods seemed trying to speak, As men I knew climbed higher. We had words, but they were my kin! In my long sleep I wonder why These false friends turned to hate. I’d watched over them, yet they cried That my rule was done, and it was too late, So I turned from them and faced my doom. I crossed the last protruding rock And now felt safe from them. But then a blow, beneath my heart: a shock! I fell in a soft, snowy glen, And then a dull pain in my skull…and black. Beneath me, I can feel the ax; They’d never take that from me! Nor my arrows, quivers and packs; And risk the fury of the gods. They’d taken my power and left a naked soul. Five-thousand years I spent beneath the frost, Until I was found and freed. My scattered ions watched, angry and lost. They dragged my body from its bed And my soul from another life. Now part of me lies in a crypt Another frozen tomb. If only I hadn’t run and slipped, All those ages ago, I would now lie in sacred ground, Back in the earth to which all are bound.
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Momentary lapses of shyness within pretentiousness the size of a non-la-hat offering shade from the sweltering sun, confused the boy still residing beneath an exterior of brashness. A wooing of rose or lotus petals? Did she not enjoy such frivolity? What of a bard letting words slide through the air like silk, for I didn't possess such romantic poetry. ____ Instead, I embarked upon a journey of false-heroism, took a bullet, figured it to shape me into a man. I showed off the wound, blood soaking through the bandages--you seemed far from impressed by this display of stupidity. Yet you played coy, bending over, letting sunlight play through a thin summer dress, highlighting inner thighs, lines arching up into a dome of dizzy- delirium so sensual it almost appeared sinful. At night you'd undress before a naked window, let shadows flirt across moonlit dew. It was all I could do to keep eyes averted, instead, living on dreams of unwrapping gifts under the influence of feverish waves, even though I never forgot to take quinine. And after all the games, I had only to stay still long enough for you to complete another sketch, take its lines, breathe together a new poem, unleashing torrents of words into my ear. A funny sort of unconventional, tactile courtship. You wanted for me to listen, to test my patience, and once your head was emptied out, heat arose from the bloom, enveloping me in soft petals, vanquishing my fever, with a different feverish embrace. Your eyes almost felled me with their complexities of virginal innocence and a whorish lust. The thrusts, lips and fingers, the blended push-pull of rhythm and wild abandon caused me to lose myself long enough, to find your soul drifting alongside my own, amongst the stars that had always been shining amongst the light already written before our birth.
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Aug 2, 2012
Aug 2, 2012 at 11:59 PM UTC
Afterglow
Momentary lapses of shyness within pretentiousness the size of a non-la-hat offering shade from the sweltering sun, confused the boy still residing beneath an exterior of brashness. A wooing of rose or lotus petals? Did she not enjoy such frivolity? What of a bard letting words slide through the air like silk, for I didn't possess such romantic poetry. ____ Instead, I embarked upon a journey of false-heroism, took a bullet, figured it to shape me into a man. I showed off the wound, blood soaking through the bandages--you seemed far from impressed by this display of stupidity. Yet you played coy, bending over, letting sunlight play through a thin summer dress, highlighting inner thighs, lines arching up into a dome of dizzy- delirium so sensual it almost appeared sinful. At night you'd undress before a naked window, let shadows flirt across moonlit dew. It was all I could do to keep eyes averted, instead, living on dreams of unwrapping gifts under the influence of feverish waves, even though I never forgot to take quinine. And after all the games, I had only to stay still long enough for you to complete another sketch, take its lines, breathe together a new poem, unleashing torrents of words into my ear. A funny sort of unconventional, tactile courtship. You wanted for me to listen, to test my patience, and once your head was emptied out, heat arose from the bloom, enveloping me in soft petals, vanquishing my fever, with a different feverish embrace. Your eyes almost felled me with their complexities of virginal innocence and a whorish lust. The thrusts, lips and fingers, the blended push-pull of rhythm and wild abandon caused me to lose myself long enough, to find your soul drifting alongside my own, amongst the stars that had always been shining amongst the light already written before our birth.
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THE HEARTACHE OF TIME I CAME TO A POINT IN THE WOODS OF MY MIND AS ABOVE SO BELOW IN THE HEARTACHE OF TIME AND I WISHED FOR A STOP TO THE MADNESS OF MEN AND I WISHED FOR A STOP IN THE ACQUISITION OF SIN ALONE DID I JOURNEY ONWARD FOR DAYS LOST IN THE SILENCE THE WOODS AND THE HAZE ALL MANNER OF CREATURE I SAW AS I WENT REBUKED BY THE LORD AND ****** TO REPENT ALL MANNER OF WOMEN THAT MOANED LIKE THE BEAST REBUKED BY THE LORD AND OFFERED AS FEAST AND I CRIED FOR ALL CREATURES LOST TO THE NIGHT WHO KEPT ON SURVIVING BY VANQUISHING LIGHT AND IT IS I TO THEM THAT OWE ALL MY THANKS FOR MAKING ME SEPARATE OUTSIDE OF THEIR RANKS I KEPT FAST TO MY CROSS AS I EMPTIED THE WOODS FOR BEHIND AND A-FRONT CREPT MANY WITH HOODS DEAD AND YET WALKING AND HATING ALL LIGHT DEAD AND YET WALKING ARE THE CREATURES OF NIGHT I CAME TO A POINT IN THE WOODS OF MY MIND AS ABOVE SO BELOW IN THE HEARTACHE OF TIME
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Jan 15, 2016
Jan 15, 2016 at 11:22 AM UTC
The Heartache of Time
I think it's pretty easy to see That i could fall apart from what's in front of me But i won't- i am valiant The only nightmare that exists is me vanquishing them as a whole I wish i could ease the pain in greater increments And prevent loss and death forever A hundred lives lost by another act of terrorism How long is it going to take for us to take care of this threat? Maybe far down the stretch Maybe never Let's go with the first option.
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Nov 14, 2015
Nov 14, 2015 at 6:05 PM UTC
Vanquish
"Every time I look into a mirror I see the eyes of the devil". The perpetual flame of life A new dawn, an enlightening dusk; The translucent sun The convection of eternity, Abysmal adversary, The convocation of co-eternal legions! ''Every time I cry I see the face of God". Influencing twilights perfection, Hells paradise devouring The ardent fervour of the carmine flame Piercing the atmosphere, Constantly tantalising the air- fuelling. The forests engulfed, bellowing from the apse shaped canopies Violet blue threads of of ribbon; Wofting unto nothingness Vapourising smoke. Natures delightful beauty, casting a shadow The conflagration immanently consuming lands; Raging across the earth Dehydrated and scorched. Baptismal tears vanquishing the fire, Heavens standing ovation, applauding A contained flame, The sound of rain the fires lamentation. 1997 ELEETE J MUIR
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Jan 11, 2014
Jan 11, 2014 at 12:38 PM UTC
Conflagration
She speaks in tongues and earthwards— Angels fall listening how to know divinity From lips that open and close as do tides Slip, blooming with the face of the moon. She walks in airs of splendour and light— Shoulders kin, her child riding on a beam Vanquishing the sun with celebrated night Set in reflection on lake waters, little moon.
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Dec 25, 2014
Dec 25, 2014 at 4:12 PM UTC
Little Moon
12 BARS Twelve brazen bars, one frozen lock! Confined, sublime, an ancient Roc endures inside a barren cage, her catacomb in sundown sage. Of former days there is no trace except displays of fallen grace – Twelve dreams, abiding in her place, are free, inhabit yawning space: 12 DREAMS ... of wings unfurled, and seething eyes that dredge the depths of dawning skies, devining clouds that cling below, once ice, dissolved in morning’s glow; ... of clutching winds that carry free above an anguished leaden sea, dispersing dust of distant stars midst chunks of chain in slave bazaars; ... of swooping to a silent shore to perch beside the ocean’s roar, at last to feel the sobbing breeze message the leaves of rooted trees; ... of stalking strays and twilight tramps within the fog of lighthouse lamps that blink forlorn through caldron nights in search of shades of errant Kites; ... of darkling vast deserted lands, with shadowed stones on windswept sands, where ghosts of Moorish maidens lost disgorge faint groans in mourning frost; ... of blotting out the bloated moon while feathers beat a banshee tune and glimmers dance and prance aglow upon a pearly pale plateau; ... of tasting cool torrential rains, beyond the realm of binding chains, and sipping freedom they exude in quite drops of solitude; ... of vanquishing a galley crew aboard a ship in midnight dew, beneath the pierce of seagulls' screams that mock the strands of scarlet streams; ... of sating once an aching craw with tearing beak, with ripping claw, and echoed by an eldritch screech while feasting on abandoned beach; ... of restive thoughts and weary wings that drift on haze in smoky rings, obscured within the opal shroud of her resemblance in the crowd; ... of croaking caws in broken rhyme in winter woe, in summer clime, while building nests of sundown sage beyond outside a barren cage.
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May 10, 2013
May 10, 2013 at 8:28 AM UTC
Captive Bird - 12 Bars 12 Dreams
12 BARS Twelve brazen bars, one frozen lock! Confined, sublime, an ancient Roc endures inside a barren cage, her catacomb in sundown sage. Of former days there is no trace except displays of fallen grace – Twelve dreams, abiding in her place, are free, inhabit yawning space: 12 DREAMS ... of wings unfurled, and seething eyes that dredge the depths of dawning skies, devining clouds that cling below, once ice, dissolved in morning’s glow; ... of clutching winds that carry free above an anguished leaden sea, dispersing dust of distant stars midst chunks of chain in slave bazaars; ... of swooping to a silent shore to perch beside the ocean’s roar, at last to feel the sobbing breeze message the leaves of rooted trees; ... of stalking strays and twilight tramps within the fog of lighthouse lamps that blink forlorn through caldron nights in search of shades of errant Kites; ... of darkling vast deserted lands, with shadowed stones on windswept sands, where ghosts of Moorish maidens lost disgorge faint groans in mourning frost; ... of blotting out the bloated moon while feathers beat a banshee tune and glimmers dance and prance aglow upon a pearly pale plateau; ... of tasting cool torrential rains, beyond the realm of binding chains, and sipping freedom they exude in quite drops of solitude; ... of vanquishing a galley crew aboard a ship in midnight dew, beneath the pierce of seagulls' screams that mock the strands of scarlet streams; ... of sating once an aching craw with tearing beak, with ripping claw, and echoed by an eldritch screech while feasting on abandoned beach; ... of restive thoughts and weary wings that drift on haze in smoky rings, obscured within the opal shroud of her resemblance in the crowd; ... of croaking caws in broken rhyme in winter woe, in summer clime, while building nests of sundown sage beyond outside a barren cage.
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Another sleepless night Im having Bothered by these unfair thoughts. Crippled by the guilt im feeling Destroying my once lovely dreaming. Every time I see her face Fear rips through my tightened chest. Gentle laughter now forgotten Hatred for myself still blooming. I feel as though Im always followed Jumping at each and every noise. Keeping to myself and crying Learning to hide from my nightmares. Maybe one day I'll be just fine No longer blaming myself. Or perhaps I will never change Possibly only becoming worse. Quizzical is my way of thinking Ridiculous I have become. Sulking in my darkened shadow Teetering on the line of insanity. Unwanted pain fills my soul Vanquishing my beautiful memories. Withering away from everybody Xenophobe I now have become. Zealous I will never be again. -ARI
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Dec 20, 2013
Dec 20, 2013 at 6:29 PM UTC
Crippling Nightmares
I wish I could be brave. The dragon leers it's angry head, throwing flames so hot they peel paint, scorch my heart, and yet instead of donning my helmet and vanquishing the beast, I clamber at it, clumsily, my armor too big, my sword a child's toy. Can it really be as hard, as my quivering knees tell me it is? In the movies, the beast is defeated effortlessly by the lockers in school corridors. "Hey, I've seen you around, fancy doing something sometime?" But this is not the movies. I ask the question "What's the worst that can happen?" but the visual replies that flicker through my mind are so unbearable, I shut them off. Instead, I stay mute. I live a thousand lives, a thousand moments, with all the different dragons I encounter, but the coldness I feel when the dragon and his flames have gone, tell me I've missed my chance again. I have a voice. I can speak. So why do the words elude me? Just as I go to stutter something out, my tongue a diving board of could be's, the dragon roars and warms my cheeks red, my hands clammy. Perhaps I first need to love myself before I can offer my being, and my love, to another. But then again, don't these sick, twisted dragons enjoy a girl with insecurities? Instead, I best stay silent. Instead, I best first conquer the beast within me.
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Nov 4, 2013
Nov 4, 2013 at 12:12 PM UTC
Brave
Remnants of firecrackers litter parkgrass, splitting seams once encasing them; exposed twine ribs attached, stretched out beneath shade like sunken reliquiae dashed against the earth, as freedom is, withered paper husks abound. What explosions in the sky were heard above the quietus of patient submission? Tracing the dotted white clouds to our horizon with thread and colored cloth, held breath until nighttime, expelling then -- as wind does each languishing puff of smoke-- from our lungs, sordid smells of Summer; vanquishing the past. Isolating each other, like memories on kodak prints we separately cling to that sleek filmy acquaintanceship of proximity and hue -- disavowed pariahs and hearts lit anew. Fused inside one sallow skull-box, which doubled once for holding shoes, we linger. Ideas, impulses and infringements on the eye, until-- once-- bound, unbroken, encased and unspoken, our ribs unwind with dew-- after, unstitching seams outlined from heaven and inundating visions with brightness we descend. Violent fumes of childhood intercede amidst our shaking fuses lit. --and BANG!
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Jul 7, 2011
Jul 7, 2011 at 4:19 PM UTC
Third and Fifth of July
. She speaks in tongues and earthwards— Angels fall listening how to know divinity From lips that open and close as do tides Slip, blooming with the face of the moon. She walks in airs of splendour and light— Shoulders kin, her child riding on a beam Vanquishing the sun with celebrated night Set in reflection on lake waters, little moon. .
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Jun 21, 2017
Jun 21, 2017 at 11:05 PM UTC
Little Moon
It's a travesty to tolerate The ugly mores of men, When everyone's allowance Condones release for them. Where everywhere provision Is made for man to shove, And woe betide the meek Who don the feathers of a dove The world applauds the forceful, Rewards are rich for he Who tramples over daisies And holds aloft the key. Who forces his attentions And speculates the win, Despite the devastation wrought In winning it for him. It's a travesty to tolerate This bovine charge of man When all can be achieved With an accommodating plan, When compromise and levity See consideration's way Where success can be attained With out bloodletting on the day. I hear the snort of your derision, Feel the snigger in your smile, See the curl of lip descending With your slit eyes of defile. For this portraiture is global The fighting man is King And he who deviates Is left bereft and vanquishing. Sadness is the matador Who casts his scarlet cloth, To be shredded and impaled By a maddened bullock's wrath. To be tossed aside, asunder Like a lifeless ragged doll, Like mankind's brute tomorrow When the final drums do roll. Marshalg @theBach Mangere Bridge 29 November 2009
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Nov 28, 2009
Nov 28, 2009 at 7:17 PM UTC
The Mores of Men
like a thief in night his words evaporated; vanquishing hearts emotive caliber, yet, love still lingers upon flesh like a breeze traipsing through trees
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Jul 18, 2013
Jul 18, 2013 at 8:21 PM UTC
Love's Breeze
with jealousy, the water memorizes the embezzled sky and copies it with every spark. the insects have awoken rising from their grasses and bark. with a pulsating surge, the night breathes. smitten with the silence, the birds are sighing, killing the quiet. this is where the night lives, this is where it waits. with the joy of a child, the twilight bursts across the horizon killing the fear of darkness. wildflower fumes intoxicate the air, vanquishing inhibitions and disguising them for romance. the night is wild with static, but there's nothing to fear.
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Jun 13, 2012
Jun 13, 2012 at 4:40 PM UTC
like another planet
Scintillating shades of brilliance absorb into my pores Opulently bathing me in a radiant light Flowing through my senses, appealing to my soul An incandescent energy of pure delight Tranquil beads of silken dew form upon my skin Expressing adoration for the light Pleasing drops of exultation, tears of joy divine Sending darkness into the swiftest flight A renewal of my spirit, eagerly blooming intensity Persuasion of the sweetest kind Is found in this release, the delightful peace I keep Bathing in the brilliant light I find An incandescent energy is flowing from my senses Sending darkness fleeing from my soul Tranquil beads of light are beaming from my spirit Sweetly smiling, as darkness loses hold
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Aug 22, 2010
Aug 22, 2010 at 9:45 AM UTC
Vanquishing the Darkness
my desperate gears grind in hopes of vanquishing the soft shoe shuffle and sly smile serenade but i am a stranger in this clockwork land and a fire now begins to burn in the foundations of this folly i have built bitter taste now follows her sweet furrowed brow and rampant doubts flee the slow fear of her eyes as i cast myself headlong at each broken future to repair futile hope she hastens behind gathering up each spent medicine we laboured to heal our lives with desperate gears grind into the night and our sweating bodies entwined in this intoxicating brew of false hopes and twisted visions soft shoe shuffle of moving ever forward soft sly smile serenade calling us to the bright future they are a slow death that envelopes us save her please
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Apr 4, 2013
Apr 4, 2013 at 4:43 AM UTC
gears grinding
Thump thump What is that? Thump thump There it is again Thump thump It's coming from inside Thump thump I'm starting to feel alive Thump thump Ice is falling from my skin Thump thump Is this a sign? Thump thump Shall I begin? Thump..... I see this face It's beautiful Desirable Inconceivable Intangible Fantastical It's radical How this image Takes a hold of me A ***** Veritably vanquishing This viciously vile Vortex And yes I feel alive At my door I hear as opportunity knocks Taking the form Or figure Of a fox Slyly slithering In to my thoughts Eating away My cage And I awake Was it just a dream? I don't thinks so......
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Nov 24, 2018
Nov 24, 2018 at 11:14 PM UTC
*****
The moon's glow holds nothing special tonight, As someone so brilliant glimmers before my eyes. It is captivating the way green eyes sparkle in moonlight, The way rosy lips lightly release quiet sighs. I am transported to other places, when there I gaze, And you remain at my side wherever I roam. You peel away the pain that has lingered like a haze, Deciding that you will never leave me alone. And on quiet nights, when there are no sounds in the air, My mind wanders to the holder of my love. Ponders green eyes that mesmerize as they stare, Invalidating the glowing moon above. I close my eyes on those quiet nights, and you appear, Existing beside me to calm my shaking form. Your embrace vanquishing my fear, Calming this tumultuous storm.
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Jul 24, 2016
Jul 24, 2016 at 10:48 PM UTC
Transported to Other Places
Our future was built on revolution. A mythos of courageously vanquishing the empire. Such is the birthright of our citizens. Our history created us in its image. Villains seeking conciliation must bear the title and charge of treason. Wielders of swords and rifles stand immortalized in every town square. Liberty or Death proclaims the stone and bronze in which they are cast. What will be the names of these great black men, who crush the oppression of the old revolution?
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Jun 16, 2015
Jun 16, 2015 at 12:12 PM UTC
The Old Revolution
Myopic we see Blinded by our civility Just as there are hidden microscopic worlds There are lands hidden from our eyes of roaming, gigantic gods Jesus came into the earth and silenced the gods of ancient Rome No longer do they sing under the Tuscan Sun Desert Gods now roam the land, the battle they have won The Roman Gods once alive, and life giving, are no more, their ways gone, and their people permanently converted. Forgotten Buildings Broken Statutes Copied Notes The bones of dead gods Jesus, The Destroyer of Gods, experienced life on the level of immortals in a way we will never understand Vanquishing foes of hidden lands And today, the Gods battle for supremacy, for allegiance Darkness and Efficiency Nature and Tranquility
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Nov 5, 2013
Nov 5, 2013 at 4:46 PM UTC
Jesus was The Destroyer of Gods
A SOLDIER A man born from flesh and blood Ordered to **** with no regret As the giant cannon ***** fly, screams of terror hollow in the distance trenches In the blistering heat He trudges through the valley of lost souls Looking at death straight in the eye Knowing deep inside there is no surrender Adreline begins to pump through his veins with great heist The sharp splintered ammunition waiting to feed the hungry giant spring gadgets Waiting to rip flesh from bone Behind the trigger he lays analysing the ****** field before him He sees the paralysesd faces of small children, running towards him arms open wide His thinks what can I do He closes his tired eyes for a second, he runs screaming get down Nothing happens, blood starts to flow from his jagged wound He cries out for help lying in empty hole, as vultures fill the clouded sky He knows now his on his own As darkness prevails vanquishing the perfect light He lays his head down to sleep. Droplits of blood soak through morning mist the smell of burnt flesh fills the air He awakes from his deathly sleep to fight another day LARRY A STUART 09
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Feb 2, 2010
Feb 2, 2010 at 11:00 AM UTC
A SOLDIER