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"vilest" poems
Hunched, gorging on the pain of others Innocents, betrayed by acts so like your own For what? Some twisted pleasure? Denial? Or simply masquerade? Foul incubus, disguised by pilfered light An electronic reinvention of your tale Wallowing, greedily perusing torment caused by proxies Judas! Betrayer of the Light! You'll be unmasked And truth laid bare for all to see
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Jul 23, 2015
Jul 23, 2015 at 6:34 AM UTC
The Vilest Troll
I think My tolerance for ******** Has reached its breaking point. Now I spend my lunch hours Squirreled away in the smoking room Lost in tunes Locked in with my thoughts Scarfing down One cigarette after another And writing these ****** poems. I don't care to hear About the inanities of your sad lives. It's all so bleak. I feel most alone in a crowd. I suppose We all have our ways Of coping With the affliction of life. Many seek refuge In the mindless chatter of sheep Others find their release Balls-deep in a wet hole Or tasting blood and sweat In the boxing ring Or the warm, comforting embrace Of alcohol. Such blissful escape, all of them. So what's wrong With the hallowed cloisters Of my mind? **** the lot of you With your petty dramas ******* hypocrisies ******* noises Summoning up The vilest contempt Slumbering in me. I am enough.
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 1:08 AM UTC
Introvert
Cupid the Roman god of love, flew down like a dove. Striking arrows to bring people together, hoping the love lasts forever. Son of Venus and Mars, pictures portray him surrounded by hearts. His name means desire, he likes to set hearts on fire. His mother was the jealous kind, I women better than her, she did find. She ordered cupid to find her a man, but evil was her plan. She told cupid to choose the vilest man, to take this women's hand. As cupid sat on the edge of the girl's bed, he scratched himself with his arrow head. He couldn't help but fall for the girl, his mother was set on sending to hell. He would visit her each and every night, telling she could never catch a sight. Two evil sisters she had, who told her this guy was bad, so one night she couldn't help but look, cupid didn't take this well, and off he took. She searched the world for him, and didn't stop til Jupitar stepped in. He gave her immortality, so she could make her love for cupid reality. Now they live happy together, with their daughter voluptas forever. Cupid and his wife Psyche, flew off into the night.
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Feb 14, 2015
Feb 14, 2015 at 4:00 AM UTC
How cupid found love
The legere sacristy of pure love blazing Feline confluence across ethereal plains Arched angelic collusion of things sepulchral The arcane occidere travisty of Transmogrification canonized Darkling eminence ordained; The verity aura of radiance Twilights tidal blood- dye magenta, Germane sleek meagre wealth chiming lo!. Finitudes golden prayer draping flounded Brutality tithing the zenith with mealy Doer aptitude majestically turbulent Sacrificing thoriums weld feudal Of heavens deceitful soothsayers, Fellow djinn of Gotterdammerung Soli of vilest stoic jingoism. ELEETE J MUIR.
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Dec 16, 2012
Dec 16, 2012 at 7:07 AM UTC
The Web of Wyrd (Requiescant in Pace).
When I will embrace your chest by my chest at that time You will comprehend how mature my love is How lukewarm it is When my lips dancing up and down will utter the word “love” You will realize lips that never lie How many drops of rainwater can make you soggy? My one stroke of lip kiss can do more than that… When you become the subject of my poem My pen starts to dance like a new born baby does seeing his mother My page is never touched by the vilest caterpillars When they come to do the sting they find you are laughing in my poems………
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Feb 12, 2013
Feb 12, 2013 at 4:34 PM UTC
Vilest Worms are no more Vilest
No longer mourn for me when I am dead Than you shall hear the surly sullen bell Give warning to the world that I am fled From this vile world with vilest worms to dwell. Nay if you read this line, remember not The hand that writ it, for I love you so That I in your sweet thoughts would be forgot If thinking on me then should make you woe. O, if, I say, you look upon this verse, When I perhaps compounded am with clay, Do not so much as my poor name rehearse, But let your love even with my life decay, Lest the wise world should look into your moan And mock you with me after I am gone.
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Sonnet 071: No Longer Mourn For Me When I Am Dead
He opened the binding of The Weeping Book curiousity piqued, he needed to look but how he wished he had never seen the horrors therein that were so obscene. The guilt of man along the passage of time senseless slaughter without reason or rhyme each page he turned ill had been done by book possessed he ventured on. The **** and pillage of those years before children the victims of violent war races were mixed, the one good thing vicious hecklers of bigotry sing. On and on through the pages now the hurt caused pain behind his brow saints and sinners all listed here their sins for all to see quite clear. He saw the vilest sins of history's pain enslavement of those for other's gain let loose man's done some terrible things hope's voice is quelled by vicious stings. The Weeping Book so perfect in name from front to end it's full of shame and he a priest of noble birth would find before day's end, his worth. No water passed his lips, nor food his mind so troubled by soured mood and then the page on which he gazed revealed the future of a man gone crazed. No change could he make to the book transfixed at his poor fate he'd look and as he pushed the dagger deep as fate revealed he went to sleep. The Weeping Book then slammed tight shut till guilty man next came and put his hand upon the tome's dark cover then his sad fate he'd soon discover. ©Joe Wilson – The Weeping Book…2014
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Dec 23, 2014
Dec 23, 2014 at 3:36 PM UTC
The Weeping Book...
the only thing worse than being looked at with disgust is melting into the walls and not being looked at at all you know you shouldn't wish for the perverts at the bar to eat you up their spider eyes crawling all over you leaving a slime trail on your most sensitive bits but it feels so empty and cold to be nursing a ***** slime your lipstick and hair crying out for even the vilest of men and all you get is a heyisyourfriendsingle? i am transparent i am unnoticed i am baby hiding in the corner but there's no one around to care do whatever it takes to be that girl drink too much baby duck paint your eyes cotton candy sharpen your nails into talons but this only washes you out more like an old rag hung to dry for eternity when the maid has bought newer ones more efficient/ prettier with bigger ***** you might as well jump through the cracks before you get kicked down there anyways.
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Sep 23, 2014
Sep 23, 2014 at 4:17 AM UTC
****
For a friend I wish, but one with a heart pure For my heart was burned, more than a time or two A wall I ***** for my safety it must not fall! Strong and sturdy I build, firmly planted in the ground The vilest of creatures it must hold back Near my gate you come, not expecting this village houses one With eyes you look in, but the curtain is drawn and you see not deep within Lest you see my weakness and with that attack My arms I extend: Don’t get too close, stay beyond the end! My palms I hold out, you must know that I’m afraid Those who came before stabbed me in the side, and because of this now I hide A friend I have not found, perhaps to trust I am now unable For my trust was betrayed, more than a time or two
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Apr 26, 2017
Apr 26, 2017 at 12:24 PM UTC
The walls
I compose right cheek on pillow cool eye towards the morning the greatest poem ever but the words vanish and I cannot not bring them back so I pick up my phone TAP TAP the vilest thing I can imagine send it out to the world where O so many throw their *** against it.
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Oct 11, 2017
Oct 11, 2017 at 4:51 AM UTC
The Greatest Poem Ever
On this long, drawn out journey from the vilest of things to the sweetest smell of flowers that linger upon the air. My journey wasn't alone I came with a sister; we walked so much I had a blister. Along comes a bus and we're off and sitting with the discussion of things. So down to the beach we went. I could feel your wonder so as my feet hit the sand. We were truly in another land. A place of beauty alive with awe just for you. I soon found myself saying Take a long look; the flowers are for you my sister to aide in your heart felt plea for others. I traveled far and wide to the land where starfish hide, purple in color. I ask a local surfer girl to intercede for our brothers. I gave you a skin with strings, complete with gifts and things. We asked her to ride out for the best wave of her life to release our plea at 403 at four points west, she did her utmost best. We stood in the sand with living waters as we watched god paint the most impossible of things. The sunset so pure for those that received pure fresh air at a moment’s glance. My heart began to draw near and dance. Out of the mouth of babes was pure joy to have saved the rest was the part I liked best. My feet glued to the sand I knew you sent god for man, one to walk hand in hand. I've smiled so big that it uncovered the diamond from within the shark’s teeth as the dolphins went crazy. I knew what just landed, it's locked until time. When the hour is near I'll be on time but if I'm not, please grab me so I can sit at the bridegrooms table inside of Jerusalem without a spot. A feast of time, sentient beings, bring found favor in our hearts to save us from ourselves and let each others army live together all in one house. Through the power of belief and ascension comes a man's redemption, through the house of David comes a silver thread of family ties. The daughter of Moses, a true sister of Zion, a mother of love and a child of god all within four points west.
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Nov 13, 2010
Nov 13, 2010 at 4:52 AM UTC
FOUR POINTS WEST
On this long, drawn out journey from the vilest of things to the sweetest smell of flowers that linger upon the air. My journey wasn't alone I came with a sister; we walked so much I had a blister. Along comes a bus and we're off and sitting with the discussion of things. So down to the beach we went. I could feel your wonder so as my feet hit the sand. We were truly in another land. A place of beauty alive with awe just for you. I soon found myself saying Take a long look; the flowers are for you my sister to aide in your heart felt plea for others. I traveled far and wide to the land where starfish hide, purple in color. I ask a local surfer girl to intercede for our brothers. I gave you a skin with strings, complete with gifts and things. We asked her to ride out for the best wave of her life to release our plea at 403 at four points west, she did her utmost best. We stood in the sand with living waters as we watched god paint the most impossible of things. The sunset so pure for those that received pure fresh air at a moment’s glance. My heart began to draw near and dance. Out of the mouth of babes was pure joy to have saved the rest was the part I liked best. My feet glued to the sand I knew you sent god for man, one to walk hand in hand. I've smiled so big that it uncovered the diamond from within the shark’s teeth as the dolphins went crazy. I knew what just landed, it's locked until time. When the hour is near I'll be on time but if I'm not, please grab me so I can sit at the bridegrooms table inside of Jerusalem without a spot. A feast of time, sentient beings, bring found favor in our hearts to save us from ourselves and let each others army live together all in one house. Through the power of belief and ascension comes a man's redemption, through the house of David comes a silver thread of family ties. The daughter of Moses, a true sister of Zion, a mother of love and a child of god all within four points west.
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They said they couldn’t **** another a man a soldier might call a brother but clearing death from sodden trenches repairing trucks with rusty wrenches. These men did their bit too. Many a shot mowed these men down in trenches filled with awful sound they fell and died, their blood as red and in the end were still as dead. These men did their bit too. Some men can’t fight no matter what so other work was what they got and midst the cordite battle smell they picked dead comrades as they fell. These men did their bit too. Four long years the battles raged by Armistice young men had aged so many young men had sadly died pacifist stretcher men by their side. These men did their bit too. Pacifists choose simply not to **** Clearing bodies became their great skill patching up wounded and moving them back under the vilest of mortar attack. These men did their bit too. Soldiers died that we might live reconcile now and forgive peaceful men did also die honour them too where they do lie. These men did their bit too. ©Joe Wilson – They also served… 2014
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Nov 11, 2014
Nov 11, 2014 at 3:23 PM UTC
They also served...
Why is it, that the vilest of temptations seek to violate my mind, during moments… of weakness, solitude and prayer time? Is it not enough that my inner person has been consumed with the filth of my flesh? How much longer must I wait for the body of incorruption that will suit me in eternity? Though I can’t seem to stop sinning, is it wrong to want to curb its unwanted flow? These temptations appeal to my carnality, but I find their continuing stream tiresome. Spiritual perfection is an ideal, that cannot… be achieved in today’s earthly journey. And yet, to utterly give up and intentionally sin, will never be an improvement of my fallen condition. How much training is required to reject ungodliness? O, Lord, please strengthen my spirit to capture and discard these thought contaminations… by making my flesh permanently dead to their allure and by always drawing me ever closer to You! Author Notes: Loosely based on: Rom 3:23; *** 2:11-14; Col 3:1-11 Learn more about me and my poetry at: http://www.squidoo.com/book-isbn-1419650513/ By Joseph J. Breunig 3rd, © 2012, All rights reserved.
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Sep 19, 2013
Sep 19, 2013 at 10:57 AM UTC
Poem: Temptations
Help, Lord; for the godly has ceased in me; For the faithful frail part of me has died And this world’s corruption eats at my Will My Will to Love, my tongue that’s silent Our lips are our own: but where is my Divinity? It does not reach for the stars But is hidden in the shadow of my errors I am oppressed by myself, my bad habits And while I sigh for the needy, I am powerless To help, to redeem this fate The Words of the Lord of Love are pure But purified now I am not, I am lost Help, Lord; for the humble and the meek Need a new kind of energy, strength, hope When the vilest men are exalted, the most compassionate Suffer the unbearable isolation of poverty How long wilt thou forget me, Lord of Love? How long wilt thou hide thy face from me? I have been looking for you everywhere In everyone, but only see glimmers now Having sorrow in my heart daily Consider and hear me, O Lord my cherished God.
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Oct 20, 2014
Oct 20, 2014 at 10:30 PM UTC
Psalm 12
When days pass in slow succession, And the comings and goings are all repetition, My mind wanders aimlessly to All the days I had in a bygone youth. How my sisters and I were mischief incarnate, How the vilest words we uttered were **** it!” How the world seemed bigger when we were small And how I believed I had a chance at it all. Friends who came, went and never left. Beloved pets whose death made us bereft. Homes we helped to build with our own hands. Times when we dwelt in far away lands. But there is always a catch in the back of my throat; A wish that my thoughts could fully quote A man whose poem is so finely crafted, I’m convinced it was never once redrafted. For it catches by its words in near perfection The very soundtrack to all this: my reflection. This particular poem is quiet and mellow; It was written by a Mr Henry Longfellow. I write it now for you below That you may enjoy its beauty also. “The day is cold, and dark, and dreary; It rains,and the wind is never weary; The vine still clings to the mouldering wall, But at every gust the dead leaves fall, And the day is dark and dreary. My life is cold, and dark, and dreary; It rains,and the wind is never weary; My thoughts still cling to the mouldering past, But the hopes of youth fall thick in the blast, And the days are dark and dreary. Be still, sad heart, and cease repining; Behind the clouds is the sun still shining; Thy fate is the common fate of all, Into each life some rain must fall, Some days must be dark and dreary.”
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Jul 28, 2010
Jul 28, 2010 at 1:46 PM UTC
Poem for a Poem
When days pass in slow succession, And the comings and goings are all repetition, My mind wanders aimlessly to All the days I had in a bygone youth. How my sisters and I were mischief incarnate, How the vilest words we uttered were **** it!” How the world seemed bigger when we were small And how I believed I had a chance at it all. Friends who came, went and never left. Beloved pets whose death made us bereft. Homes we helped to build with our own hands. Times when we dwelt in far away lands. But there is always a catch in the back of my throat; A wish that my thoughts could fully quote A man whose poem is so finely crafted, I’m convinced it was never once redrafted. For it catches by its words in near perfection The very soundtrack to all this: my reflection. This particular poem is quiet and mellow; It was written by a Mr Henry Longfellow. I write it now for you below That you may enjoy its beauty also. “The day is cold, and dark, and dreary; It rains,and the wind is never weary; The vine still clings to the mouldering wall, But at every gust the dead leaves fall, And the day is dark and dreary. My life is cold, and dark, and dreary; It rains,and the wind is never weary; My thoughts still cling to the mouldering past, But the hopes of youth fall thick in the blast, And the days are dark and dreary. Be still, sad heart, and cease repining; Behind the clouds is the sun still shining; Thy fate is the common fate of all, Into each life some rain must fall, Some days must be dark and dreary.”
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Two o'clock in the morning and again I can't sleep my IPod's playin' the internet's callin' I wanna indulge, I wanna just weep when you can play out your fantasies of sordid lust and rough *** through a video player on your phone, all on your own or get the real thing with a text midnight conversations of the perverse kind desperate ***** hookers whispering in your ear, Tommy Gunn licks Rosie's behind as she burns your libido with that naughty sumptuous leer as a teenager it was fun, apparently normal but you know it's become a problem when you're calling lights-out at twelve but falling asleep at two-thirty AM once you had to pay, now it's free, festering in the crevices of the Web swollen, bloated and growing from its dank hiding place it begins to ebb a drug manufactured from the vilest sins of the mind prefabricated drool, a vice blackened and cruel forbidden but not exactly hard to find --- now here I lie my flesh blistered and rubbed raw fat tears run down my face but not knowin' what it is I'm crying for.
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Jul 12, 2015
Jul 12, 2015 at 8:45 AM UTC
Midnight Conversations Of The Perverse Kind
Imprison me For I had performed some vilest sin Not burn this rapacious body but gulp every last piece and **** over your kempt mouth And not incarcerate my soul You vow me this I beseech you lord keep my soul in such a state that even among the ****** of all the goddess it will not be able to touch the thirst within .
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Aug 28, 2017
Aug 28, 2017 at 6:20 AM UTC
Imprison me
miming whispers in the dark as we speak into each other's hearts and wait for hours for day to break with all the promises it hides away clutching hands and holding close the only comfort that we know looking fearful at the sky we pound our ******* demanding why the hurt and sorrow that we feel can only hide from us the real i feel your breath upon my face its warmth gives life to dwindling faith i need your arms to stay around me stronger than the vilest army protecting me from despairing darts that sneak into unsuspecting hearts if only for another night between us we'll keep up the fight never letting fall the pieces of our broken heart diseases
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Oct 9, 2011
Oct 9, 2011 at 5:41 AM UTC
broken heart diseases
Everything is ice. Everything is ice The barbwires frozen and the ephedra vines are white But the snow melts on my nose And your hands are cold And the kiss is over nothing left but the spit The rings been worn It hurts that the vegetables rotted in that cellar. The gowns been starched and the freezer just tightens it Onions ruined cabbage dead Carrots putrid And the vilest You've ever seen It looks like starry night I followed you into the mesquite when the shinry oak calls my name. I'm dragged to the deep by my tongue when the thing I needs a brain Cut into two hemispheres a naval orange into A ****** mess of sticky stuff Nourished by the juice I should have froze you too I should have froze in the ice lake Then melted once the blizzards done but I've seemed to made a mistake. Bleeding in the snow I clench my fist and chest Wrenching all my guts last glory Death falling on fleur de lis You're my flower with withered petals cold dead blue.
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Mar 3, 2014
Mar 3, 2014 at 12:10 AM UTC
Ephedra Depressionary
I am the pusher, the user, the drunkard laid upon the floor; I am the ***** the ********** the refuse knockin' at your door; I am the working man, poor man, the child starving in the night; I am the sick, the diseased, the dying from an unknown plight... I am the albatross around your neck, The nightmare that will never go away; I am the life of promise become a wreck, The horror of creation, ever here to stay. I am the ****** heartless killer, the thief in the dark; I am the demon, the beast, stamped with the mark; I am the singer, the binger, the beloved movie star; I am the doctor, lawyer, the friendless man at the bar; I am your brightest dream that faded away, All of your hopes and prayers for a better day; I am the inescapable truth of life in this world, The vilest evil, what makes the blood run cold. And what will you do with me, saddled as you are ~ Such a troublesome burden, and creation's scar? Will you throw me away and simply let me be, When you realize that I am you and you are me?
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Oct 2, 2013
Oct 2, 2013 at 10:38 AM UTC
I Am
****** is such an ugly word and yet the black community keeps this word going. Black comedians use it; people call each other this, almost like a badge of honor. Yet when a white person uses it becomes the vilest insult. Make the word go away, along with ***** ** and other derogatory terms. The black race needs to treat each other with respect if they want everyone else to do the same. A white teenager hears this and thinks that this is the way to talk to blacks. They hear the Rap songs referring to blacks this way, then why should they not use the same terms? How many times do you see white people calling each other names? How can we learn to call each other friend, neighbor or fellow American’s if we put each other down? This country needs to learn not only to respect other races but their own race too
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 12:37 PM UTC
Respect
is quite different from which I imagined her to be. A little unorthodox, her grey lines pile up and the path chosen for me even holds a touch of colour. The red seeping from the pebbles becomes a rather dangerous flood. I had never believed she might use blood when the dice I had rolled landed on a double six. To most, it would seem her sense of luck is sick. Now, poor Lady Luck has been addressed most rudely with the vilest names by those who claim her to have switched with a wicked cousin. The have linked her name with Curse, Misfortune, even Hopelessness at times, oft because their eyes have dulled and they insist on the sun to shine. Ignored on the days of mist, I wouldn't blame her should she leave. For most of the used disclaim her aid if the Lady comes not with ease.
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 1:41 AM UTC
Lady Luck
Eli had no reason to hang around while the band shaved their skulls & went full-tilt Nihilism, singing about nothing at all. Normally immune to Strychnine, Jane was spontaneously bleeding from the face; seeing his opportunity, Ivan pulled her onto the stage. Thereupon the crowd erupted in furious moshing; The Band revisited DEAD POWER, played Brutal Church & songs from the ***** Tour, encore after encore while Jane was brought to the Hosp. Knowing Eli Simple was a known collaborator with the riotous band, the Russian Police, informed that Eli had flown to Montenegro, the police tried to extort a bribe from the feckless poet-musicians; It was Ivan who suggested a Benefit Concert for the police. Of course, everyone agreed. Instead of shutting the band down they were plugged into the City's power grid & blacked out Eurasia ... The morning sun returning sleepily to the gilded old city, no arrests had been reported the entire night; all brawls broken out in the spirit of jocular fun, black eyes & bruises notwithstanding. Jane was the talk of the town: "Like an American Horror Movie!" they said. Chuckie's stick figure had been fitted into a red bikini & she sat smiling, tanked up on coffee in the day room. Eli handed her his glass of whisky & lita cigarette. The head housekeeper also greeted the man of the house with a hearty smile; "Oh, MIster Simple, I am so happy you brought home Miss Arzhaiana. My gransparants are Chukchi." The newlyweds took turns drinking from the glass. Chuckie was already thirsty & Eli inevitably bored. The News was filled with multiple contradictory reports of the St. Petersburg Policeman's Benevolence Society Fundraiser, which raised no money but the city's overall morale was greatly improved. Every citizen had an unflinching grin on their face, as if overnight they'd been purged of the vilest demons of their country's centuries of violent repression & persecution.
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Nov 20, 2018
Nov 20, 2018 at 10:02 PM UTC
UK - The Cops Made Us Do It
Eli had no reason to hang around while the band shaved their skulls & went full-tilt Nihilism, singing about nothing at all. Normally immune to Strychnine, Jane was spontaneously bleeding from the face; seeing his opportunity, Ivan pulled her onto the stage. Thereupon the crowd erupted in furious moshing; The Band revisited DEAD POWER, played Brutal Church & songs from the ***** Tour, encore after encore while Jane was brought to the Hosp. Knowing Eli Simple was a known collaborator with the riotous band, the Russian Police, informed that Eli had flown to Montenegro, the police tried to extort a bribe from the feckless poet-musicians; It was Ivan who suggested a Benefit Concert for the police. Of course, everyone agreed. Instead of shutting the band down they were plugged into the City's power grid & blacked out Eurasia ... The morning sun returning sleepily to the gilded old city, no arrests had been reported the entire night; all brawls broken out in the spirit of jocular fun, black eyes & bruises notwithstanding. Jane was the talk of the town: "Like an American Horror Movie!" they said. Chuckie's stick figure had been fitted into a red bikini & she sat smiling, tanked up on coffee in the day room. Eli handed her his glass of whisky & lita cigarette. The head housekeeper also greeted the man of the house with a hearty smile; "Oh, MIster Simple, I am so happy you brought home Miss Arzhaiana. My gransparants are Chukchi." The newlyweds took turns drinking from the glass. Chuckie was already thirsty & Eli inevitably bored. The News was filled with multiple contradictory reports of the St. Petersburg Policeman's Benevolence Society Fundraiser, which raised no money but the city's overall morale was greatly improved. Every citizen had an unflinching grin on their face, as if overnight they'd been purged of the vilest demons of their country's centuries of violent repression & persecution.
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