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"voyeurism" poems
Lets have rough *** in the courtyard of our kingdom while the peasants and jester watch. "Is that the king?" "Yes. Both of them, **** Did he just hit h~?" "Yup. That was a moan." Pan flutes. Lutes. purple green and gold garb. There's a bunch of knights training in archery and somebody in a far corner of some ocean plotting to ride their horses here and declare seige. But right now it's the first of may and we're just throwing each other around on the grass under the flag of our castle that we founded on voyeurism and being good at what we do Which today is rough *** In the grass Of a game of thrones set.
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Apr 22, 2016
Apr 22, 2016 at 7:39 PM UTC
Ring the Church bells
I am a thousand different things I'm people, objects, nature, animal I'm woman, man, girl, boy, child toddler, baby, foetus I'm all you could dream of (not) wanting I'm all you wish you were (not) I'm (your) anger, sadness, fear, regret I'm (your) happiness, joy, hope, love When I write, I'm a character fiction, autobiographical, biographical I'm lived, burned, broken, insane I'm madness, virginal, loose, free closeted, bi-curious, let's wait it out and see I'm intrigue, a passer by, I'm the observer, the observed, voyeurism, peeping tom, negative film Moss, McQueen, Klein I'm art, symbolism, post-modernism, I'm poetry; written and spoken I'm the woman you read of; her I'm the girl who made you cry I'm full to the brim of (your) inspiration I open doors to the past, then slam the door in your bright doe eyes I close doors to my future, and sneak back through cracks in the floor, just to get back I laugh in your face, and burn holes in skin at your absence I kick dirt in my eye, then cry wolf blinded, I'm the severest of contradictions, I say yes at no, no to yes, I decide on impulse, and cry on cue Beauty, romance, love, lust poetry, all the questions I am made of I answer in the written word mute, You only know me, (if of course you dare) by reading my rhymes, (non judgmental stance) and loving me regardless, (don't expect perfection) If you're going down the same road start today, face your demons, be the contradiction. © Sia Jane -- *"So unimpressed but so in awe Such a saint but such a ***** So self aware so full of **** So indecisive so adamant So rock and roll, so corporate suit So **** ugly, so **** cute So well-trained, so animal So need your love, so **** you all"* Robbie Williams - Come Undone
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Jan 28, 2014
Jan 28, 2014 at 3:14 PM UTC
Labyrinth (lost)
I am a thousand different things I'm people, objects, nature, animal I'm woman, man, girl, boy, child toddler, baby, foetus I'm all you could dream of (not) wanting I'm all you wish you were (not) I'm (your) anger, sadness, fear, regret I'm (your) happiness, joy, hope, love When I write, I'm a character fiction, autobiographical, biographical I'm lived, burned, broken, insane I'm madness, virginal, loose, free closeted, bi-curious, let's wait it out and see I'm intrigue, a passer by, I'm the observer, the observed, voyeurism, peeping tom, negative film Moss, McQueen, Klein I'm art, symbolism, post-modernism, I'm poetry; written and spoken I'm the woman you read of; her I'm the girl who made you cry I'm full to the brim of (your) inspiration I open doors to the past, then slam the door in your bright doe eyes I close doors to my future, and sneak back through cracks in the floor, just to get back I laugh in your face, and burn holes in skin at your absence I kick dirt in my eye, then cry wolf blinded, I'm the severest of contradictions, I say yes at no, no to yes, I decide on impulse, and cry on cue Beauty, romance, love, lust poetry, all the questions I am made of I answer in the written word mute, You only know me, (if of course you dare) by reading my rhymes, (non judgmental stance) and loving me regardless, (don't expect perfection) If you're going down the same road start today, face your demons, be the contradiction. © Sia Jane -- *"So unimpressed but so in awe Such a saint but such a ***** So self aware so full of **** So indecisive so adamant So rock and roll, so corporate suit So **** ugly, so **** cute So well-trained, so animal So need your love, so **** you all"* Robbie Williams - Come Undone
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man leisured by the least obliging functioning of what he terms “proper” manual endeavours of the biceps will clearly resolve the matter being his last adventure that’s consumerism, creating as many menial jobs as possible without the freedom to enjoy hardish and the elements; but of course man’s life will become easier, but his adventure seeking will simply become a zoology, a safari, a safety netting - consumerism is hardly an adventure, it’s a bicycle schematic: one wheel produces, another wheel consumes; most of the jobs under the hammer were not menial, they became menial only when heidegger’s hammer was involved and the rebellion came when hammering nails in turned into discussing philosophy; it’s hard to commence an emergence of philosophy window shopping, woman’s new kitchen area: you know how many marriages i have seen fail because of over-cooked pasta? too many. you know how many glass houses i’ve seen constructed by women peering into shop windows at mannequins? too many. i sometimes think about sartre’s c.c.t.v. voyeurism pervasive in english society alongside paedophilia, and i guess the jigsaw parts fit... they do; once dubbed the nation of shopkeepers, now dubbed the nation of integrally ~foreign mortgage lenders (nation of property developers / landlords... indeed, once a nation of shopkeepers, now a nation of landlords): or a nation re-evaluating communism by importing slavs to talk of the ups and lows of communism by trying to curb capitalistic egoism and turn it into a collective without communism’s egoism father stalin:                             or queen bee or queen ant china.
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Jan 19, 2016
Jan 19, 2016 at 8:08 PM UTC
nation of shopkeepers turned into a nation of landlords
man leisured by the least obliging functioning of what he terms “proper” manual endeavours of the biceps will clearly resolve the matter being his last adventure that’s consumerism, creating as many menial jobs as possible without the freedom to enjoy hardish and the elements; but of course man’s life will become easier, but his adventure seeking will simply become a zoology, a safari, a safety netting - consumerism is hardly an adventure, it’s a bicycle schematic: one wheel produces, another wheel consumes; most of the jobs under the hammer were not menial, they became menial only when heidegger’s hammer was involved and the rebellion came when hammering nails in turned into discussing philosophy; it’s hard to commence an emergence of philosophy window shopping, woman’s new kitchen area: you know how many marriages i have seen fail because of over-cooked pasta? too many. you know how many glass houses i’ve seen constructed by women peering into shop windows at mannequins? too many. i sometimes think about sartre’s c.c.t.v. voyeurism pervasive in english society alongside paedophilia, and i guess the jigsaw parts fit... they do; once dubbed the nation of shopkeepers, now dubbed the nation of integrally ~foreign mortgage lenders (nation of property developers / landlords... indeed, once a nation of shopkeepers, now a nation of landlords): or a nation re-evaluating communism by importing slavs to talk of the ups and lows of communism by trying to curb capitalistic egoism and turn it into a collective without communism’s egoism father stalin:                             or queen bee or queen ant china.
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I’ve got a lock and key, what you got? You got a door, a shrapnel embedded cupboard Curiously covered up that there is, do you want go out? No I got a boyfriend, but I do have a few contraceptives Or I could show you my funny parts and we could plateau on the platonic Abstinence is on par with networking Oh shipwrecks of relationships, your waters never looked safe, your shoreline so rocky, but your sail, if you see what I’m saying. ******* that wind a high-inducing pitch of a stank You took me to the foreign lands and never brought me back, a souvenir got emailed. Which I have just picked up, it’s actually rather beautiful, especially if we picked it out together It is a bullet and that is rather cliché in the expectable in this sense of the world, but the copper lining is exquisite, insert random bit about consumerism Then spin a bit around voyeurism, then mention the outcome of the movies, the moving bits. The back & forth where it all starts But like I said, you want a contraceptive? Or maybe just a sock? How about a **** addiction? This really isn’t a discussion we should be having, I don’t like arguing about these things and I’m a transvestite and rather think they don’t apply See the bit you said was babies and the bit I said was from the bible Jesus and Black Moses, walking down the street Preaching for the freaks Then the bit you said was more like, I don’t know what I’m saying, I mumble and moan And think about *** and college and loans and the bit that really stuck out was “Babies, they really just freak me out.”
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Nov 20, 2011
Nov 20, 2011 at 11:11 PM UTC
Child
I’ve got a lock and key, what you got? You got a door, a shrapnel embedded cupboard Curiously covered up that there is, do you want go out? No I got a boyfriend, but I do have a few contraceptives Or I could show you my funny parts and we could plateau on the platonic Abstinence is on par with networking Oh shipwrecks of relationships, your waters never looked safe, your shoreline so rocky, but your sail, if you see what I’m saying. ******* that wind a high-inducing pitch of a stank You took me to the foreign lands and never brought me back, a souvenir got emailed. Which I have just picked up, it’s actually rather beautiful, especially if we picked it out together It is a bullet and that is rather cliché in the expectable in this sense of the world, but the copper lining is exquisite, insert random bit about consumerism Then spin a bit around voyeurism, then mention the outcome of the movies, the moving bits. The back & forth where it all starts But like I said, you want a contraceptive? Or maybe just a sock? How about a **** addiction? This really isn’t a discussion we should be having, I don’t like arguing about these things and I’m a transvestite and rather think they don’t apply See the bit you said was babies and the bit I said was from the bible Jesus and Black Moses, walking down the street Preaching for the freaks Then the bit you said was more like, I don’t know what I’m saying, I mumble and moan And think about *** and college and loans and the bit that really stuck out was “Babies, they really just freak me out.”
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Addiction No, not what you think, not needles, not bottles, not too much food or too little, not sleeping 18 hours or running until feet bleed, not *********** not voyeurism, not pole-dancing or jello shots or driving 150 mph down dark streets, not working to exhaustion, not bizarre rituals, not staring into bright lights or ******* on sweet treats until a migraine sets in, not pulling out fingernails or walking with pebbles in shoes, thinking any of this brings God to the door.                                                                               No, none of these excesses But, life? Yes. Addicted to breathing, yes. Addicted to sweetness of morning-light, yes. Addicted to aroma of salt water, when the sun swings low and pelicans skim the curling waves in search of dinner, oh yes. And playing hide-n-go-seek with my three year old neighbor, yes. Addicted to not giving up on that African violet in the windowsill, despite its crispy appearance, to watching my child shimmy, yes and yes. To her well-being, her off-key singing, a resounding yes! To letting family be. To the solitude of a hot shower. Addicted to your righteousness, your swagger, the way dimming sunlight cups your body, I’ll admit it, yes.  And anticipation of oysters still in their rough shells. And never, ever worrying about whether these are excesses or not because it’s in the elusiveness of the word (addiction, for example, or desire or want or tenacity), in the lone gesture, the moment before that door opens and the house empties of terror and fills with human breath that the balance is reset.
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Jul 15, 2012
Jul 15, 2012 at 4:58 PM UTC
Addiction
Addiction No, not what you think, not needles, not bottles, not too much food or too little, not sleeping 18 hours or running until feet bleed, not *********** not voyeurism, not pole-dancing or jello shots or driving 150 mph down dark streets, not working to exhaustion, not bizarre rituals, not staring into bright lights or ******* on sweet treats until a migraine sets in, not pulling out fingernails or walking with pebbles in shoes, thinking any of this brings God to the door.                                                                               No, none of these excesses But, life? Yes. Addicted to breathing, yes. Addicted to sweetness of morning-light, yes. Addicted to aroma of salt water, when the sun swings low and pelicans skim the curling waves in search of dinner, oh yes. And playing hide-n-go-seek with my three year old neighbor, yes. Addicted to not giving up on that African violet in the windowsill, despite its crispy appearance, to watching my child shimmy, yes and yes. To her well-being, her off-key singing, a resounding yes! To letting family be. To the solitude of a hot shower. Addicted to your righteousness, your swagger, the way dimming sunlight cups your body, I’ll admit it, yes.  And anticipation of oysters still in their rough shells. And never, ever worrying about whether these are excesses or not because it’s in the elusiveness of the word (addiction, for example, or desire or want or tenacity), in the lone gesture, the moment before that door opens and the house empties of terror and fills with human breath that the balance is reset.
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how can we know where lovers go or when they take the notion to stop the flow and try to slow the rhythm of the ocean. we cannot seek to reach this peak or lift above that sea, we are too weak to mug the meak of their sincerity. we are alone, together and free. and here's some stream of thought (that just so happens to rhyme, kinda)... loopy arousal. lofty appraisals. disabled and taken for granted. in the eyes of the dead, instead of the usual red, we decided on green to dress the scene. the sound man listened. the light man leered. the chef was cooked. i'm hooked. heaved on to me like voyeurism and sought like publishers. distasteful? yes. useful. yes. knowledgeable? sometimes. lurid trysts and poltergeists expounding. multiplication escapes me. pen and paper **** me.
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Sep 18, 2012
Sep 18, 2012 at 10:14 PM UTC
How can we know?
***** dai the dogger, went searching thro the woods, with hope of voyeurism, or ********* if he could, sound of heavy breathing, saw shadows through the trees, a man was standing up, woman on her knees. they noticed dai was watching, a dogger with a bone, would you like to join us, if we take you home? *** show and a ********* ***** dai's delight, they led him to a carpark, in darkness of the night, we don't live very far, our house is near caerphilly, lady did'nt say much, her partners name was billy. snuggled up in bed, dai's pants off, so was billy's, then dai shot through  the window..... cos both of them had willy's.
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Feb 27, 2010
Feb 27, 2010 at 1:40 AM UTC
dai the dogger
looking out bus windows you can't tell if someones screaming or yawning;   laughing or crying. flipping through channels on mute. a goldfish                   peering out his bowl. every three seconds staring at a new world. unless you spot some natural wonder: a mountain or the ocean. in that case none of this applies. you get to know well the geometry of the snow cap, the rhythm of the tide. the same goes for those with whom you share the bus. in which case clothes and moles and ****** hairs can become all too familiar. but looking out bus windows at people's what this is all about. speed voyeurism. where a yawn and a scream look just the same and either mean just as little as you as you             move on to the next person walking along or standing in a doorway or sitting on steps or carrying something and maybe laughing or maybe crying and either mean just as little as you as you              move on.
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Jan 19, 2011
Jan 19, 2011 at 7:39 PM UTC
ambiguous irrelevant
houses so close you can’t have sunlight without voyeurism but how can one resist this air of night’s invigoration her thick ankles can be seen through the lifted shade next to the beer and rumpled magazines on her coffee table it is 7:30, the kids are in bed, the husband, who knows? it’s pull-tab night at the corner bar, he likes that young girl who sells them flicker, it feels good to sit down how ironic that my long awaited silence feels so lonely flicker, maybe if i bought that he would look at me again flicker, do i even care anymore? *** is more work than it’s worth sometimes flicker, Jacque and Lisa keep me company, maybe i DO want the deluxe faux ruby necklace and earing set flicker, i wanted to be a ballerina when i was little my god this house has awfully low ceilings flicker, all this thinking is making me tired
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Oct 2, 2013
Oct 2, 2013 at 1:50 PM UTC
Window Shopping Vignette
In your Sillouette, Painted Gold, against Magic Curtain. This Oz Stage, Hiding our bodies. I am lingering. You are gilded beautiful Bare ******* pointed at Chandeliers ****** Capstones sealing perfect Arches I am a foot protruding from your sculpture In mustard. I am that blot behind your Hip Bone Cold Draft from the window Opened Opposite the Magic curtain A breath of ocean waves Our bodies casting illusions In ripples of Moonlit fabric Dancing around our sillouette. Black Moss collects in the shape of your tattoos Silk screen thighs, Underbust Corset where the breeze whispered where my fingertips wrapped your hipbones. growing where we Calloused In our Roughs In our trenches Rubbing Leather against Silk You invested in our common interest. A mirror, Fastened to the Ceiling. Reflecting Our Two Loudest Vices. Ownership, And your body. I love the Chips in your paint. I hate the man who painted you. infected by Tunnel vision Voyeurism Sick with a Spiderweb brain Spinning from your imperfections. You are so, perfect. Artists come from all over To watch the magic curtain. Your Golden arching Back. My Mustard Toes. we all look at you, even you look at you. we do not Blink. Just stare, position ourselves. behind this curtain. Our callouses grow like the black moss bodies marble under ocean pressure erode from the chill winds Your archaic exhibitionism Carved From Counting Gazes Mustard eternally pondering why our sillouettes, different colors Drawn by the same moon, Casted on the same cloth.
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Feb 23, 2017
Feb 23, 2017 at 6:31 PM UTC
Silk Woman
In your Sillouette, Painted Gold, against Magic Curtain. This Oz Stage, Hiding our bodies. I am lingering. You are gilded beautiful Bare ******* pointed at Chandeliers ****** Capstones sealing perfect Arches I am a foot protruding from your sculpture In mustard. I am that blot behind your Hip Bone Cold Draft from the window Opened Opposite the Magic curtain A breath of ocean waves Our bodies casting illusions In ripples of Moonlit fabric Dancing around our sillouette. Black Moss collects in the shape of your tattoos Silk screen thighs, Underbust Corset where the breeze whispered where my fingertips wrapped your hipbones. growing where we Calloused In our Roughs In our trenches Rubbing Leather against Silk You invested in our common interest. A mirror, Fastened to the Ceiling. Reflecting Our Two Loudest Vices. Ownership, And your body. I love the Chips in your paint. I hate the man who painted you. infected by Tunnel vision Voyeurism Sick with a Spiderweb brain Spinning from your imperfections. You are so, perfect. Artists come from all over To watch the magic curtain. Your Golden arching Back. My Mustard Toes. we all look at you, even you look at you. we do not Blink. Just stare, position ourselves. behind this curtain. Our callouses grow like the black moss bodies marble under ocean pressure erode from the chill winds Your archaic exhibitionism Carved From Counting Gazes Mustard eternally pondering why our sillouettes, different colors Drawn by the same moon, Casted on the same cloth.
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I like to think your eye is at the keyhole, Your sloppy brain conjuring make-shift realities      for your majick to paint into thin air from your lies. Bald-faced whoppers or sneaky half-truths, You twirl them around your illusion expecting      a fantastic creation with which to delight yourself. A pitiful white smoke jin,      dissolving almost as quickly            as it rose from the flame. You honestly believe you've stolen my illusion,      kept it just long enough to smudge, a chalk drawing. You honestly believe I've let you do it, unwilling and unknowing. Your fingers are ***** the powder won't wash away. All for nothing. You only erased the memory of what I once felt for you.      Ah, your makeshift majick works! Well done and thank you. How long will you keep squinting at the light on the other side? Your eye must be getting tired. Why don't you just open the door?      It ain't locked. I've a feeling you've got a wicked temper      and a lot of hate built up inside that you           refuse to acknowledge,               try to ignore, Until you're secure in the darkest corner of your prayer closet.      Facing a mirror,           Worshipping and damning                at the same time That's when it boils over. ***** **** dog, frothing at the mouth... Mean drunk, indiscriminate for a fight,      but there's no one at the bar. Only a witch's cruel mirror                and all it says is... "You aren't the Golden Child, "Your majick is a sham "No one cares enough to read you "You're a thick, boring book "The worst kind: a book about a book "A book about yourself "A book called 'Look What I've Done!'" So here I sit, on the other side of your peephole view Wondering what I should do next, Knowing I'll never be strong enough to tell you      to your face that I've known all along... I walk through streets in your dreams... Of this I'm certain even as I know you're watching me right now,      with all your wasted mental projections, charms, chants, lusts, cravings, desires, needs, Casting that covetous spell my way but I guess The keyhole must be too small Because I don't feel a thing and as I sit here,      naked in my own secret place, I could care less that you live for these moments                 of disappointed voyeurism
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Dec 4, 2012
Dec 4, 2012 at 11:19 AM UTC
Disappointed Voyeurism
I like to think your eye is at the keyhole, Your sloppy brain conjuring make-shift realities      for your majick to paint into thin air from your lies. Bald-faced whoppers or sneaky half-truths, You twirl them around your illusion expecting      a fantastic creation with which to delight yourself. A pitiful white smoke jin,      dissolving almost as quickly            as it rose from the flame. You honestly believe you've stolen my illusion,      kept it just long enough to smudge, a chalk drawing. You honestly believe I've let you do it, unwilling and unknowing. Your fingers are ***** the powder won't wash away. All for nothing. You only erased the memory of what I once felt for you.      Ah, your makeshift majick works! Well done and thank you. How long will you keep squinting at the light on the other side? Your eye must be getting tired. Why don't you just open the door?      It ain't locked. I've a feeling you've got a wicked temper      and a lot of hate built up inside that you           refuse to acknowledge,               try to ignore, Until you're secure in the darkest corner of your prayer closet.      Facing a mirror,           Worshipping and damning                at the same time That's when it boils over. ***** **** dog, frothing at the mouth... Mean drunk, indiscriminate for a fight,      but there's no one at the bar. Only a witch's cruel mirror                and all it says is... "You aren't the Golden Child, "Your majick is a sham "No one cares enough to read you "You're a thick, boring book "The worst kind: a book about a book "A book about yourself "A book called 'Look What I've Done!'" So here I sit, on the other side of your peephole view Wondering what I should do next, Knowing I'll never be strong enough to tell you      to your face that I've known all along... I walk through streets in your dreams... Of this I'm certain even as I know you're watching me right now,      with all your wasted mental projections, charms, chants, lusts, cravings, desires, needs, Casting that covetous spell my way but I guess The keyhole must be too small Because I don't feel a thing and as I sit here,      naked in my own secret place, I could care less that you live for these moments                 of disappointed voyeurism
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The internet, social networking, you, reading this, now. It’s all about surface value, the judgment of likes and dislikes. It’s all about interests, "Oh, you like this band? this movie, this painting, this author, this show, this piece of **** "Oh, you’re so cool, you’re such an awesome person", obviously. You will never know me, never know who I am, and with the way this world has shifted, with the acceptance of this voyeurism of superficial attractions, I’m afraid neither will I. You’ll rarely know when I’m genuine or when I’m plagiarizing, original or manufactured, real or phony. But that’s alright, it keeps a distance, it keeps things calm, and safe, and clean. That’s all we really want. A facade, a dream, the image of our desires, not the manifestation. We want cold, hard, unbreakable, shiny plastic perfection. No one wants the warm, moist, moving, ever changing mess that is life, and love, and humanity. So stay at your computer, stay inside your factory, keep typing instead of talking, keep pushing instead of feeling, keep staring instead of looking. It’s okay, it’s alright, it’s now. circa 2009
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Jul 21, 2013
Jul 21, 2013 at 5:33 PM UTC
Well, that explains it all, really.
There’s a rumbling a-coming And yet I build my dreams from glass; I hope you’ll peer through to find my face Through the fancy, frosted, crystalline patterns. You blew sparks into me that became novas; Now they fuel my beaming eyes in the melt. Watch as sands of time are blown into fragile fantasies And yesterday’s memories twist their colors Into improbable dragons and stars of tomorrows. Glimpse me through my new frail fortress. Keep watch as I hang tiny galaxies in the rafters. These walls are your windows. Use them well, For the rumbling’s a-coming, And I might need a savior Who knows my dreaming face.
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Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 8:27 PM UTC
Invitation to Voyeurism
. *A beautiful sunset embraced a naked sky in sensual reflections as a blushing twilight waited quietly in the shadows hoping the moon didn’t see*
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May 16, 2016
May 16, 2016 at 7:05 PM UTC
Voyeurism
~ "Suspense is like a woman. The more left to the imagination, the more the excitement." ~ A mixture of sinister and sweet, smoking gun at your feet. Reclining dead in a meadow, or wishing you were as you gaze out your window. Bottling undecided dark, catching keyed-up light, in random, misleading angles. The uniform hour holds Grace, Grant, and the mystery it entangles. Don't look directly at the camera, icy blonde afterimage. Everything you need is written on the page. Number 13, Mrs. Peabody? Don't you know all contemporary escapist entertainment begins by turning your back? Lingering on what suspicious minds track. The migrating voyeurism sits as the crow, wired and unfriendly. The method is an organism, an implication, a crossbow, thought, but unseen. He will push the girl, until you succumb to dream sequences. It's snowing humiliation at Winter's Grace, for out of the male gaze, invading your space, you become gifted at doing nothing well, in sheer under-things, (for inner circles & triangles of fur are all the rage in Europe). Yes, he hates pregnant women, because then they have children. So leave him to his work, to analyze your handwriting, and build that ramp directly into your trailer. His larger than life silhouette will fill the silver screen with tension, trip wire, and a ****** ambivalence, that ends with the violent sound of someone packing a suitcase. He enters by virtue of this door, and you leave through another, and another, and another, until the final scene alters your state of mind. Your pretty little feet dangling precariously over the edge...
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Sep 19, 2020
Sep 19, 2020 at 4:36 PM UTC
Surviving Hitchcock
~ "Suspense is like a woman. The more left to the imagination, the more the excitement." ~ A mixture of sinister and sweet, smoking gun at your feet. Reclining dead in a meadow, or wishing you were as you gaze out your window. Bottling undecided dark, catching keyed-up light, in random, misleading angles. The uniform hour holds Grace, Grant, and the mystery it entangles. Don't look directly at the camera, icy blonde afterimage. Everything you need is written on the page. Number 13, Mrs. Peabody? Don't you know all contemporary escapist entertainment begins by turning your back? Lingering on what suspicious minds track. The migrating voyeurism sits as the crow, wired and unfriendly. The method is an organism, an implication, a crossbow, thought, but unseen. He will push the girl, until you succumb to dream sequences. It's snowing humiliation at Winter's Grace, for out of the male gaze, invading your space, you become gifted at doing nothing well, in sheer under-things, (for inner circles & triangles of fur are all the rage in Europe). Yes, he hates pregnant women, because then they have children. So leave him to his work, to analyze your handwriting, and build that ramp directly into your trailer. His larger than life silhouette will fill the silver screen with tension, trip wire, and a ****** ambivalence, that ends with the violent sound of someone packing a suitcase. He enters by virtue of this door, and you leave through another, and another, and another, until the final scene alters your state of mind. Your pretty little feet dangling precariously over the edge...
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You and I have become a house on fire, a thousand hoses cannot douse us we just spark up again, like a Phenoix of desire. Rubbernecks scoff and say we will go out any second yet we're still burning, and we will glow white hot long after all the scoffers go find another house to stare at. Their voyeurism only feeds our carnal flame. I suppose that we should thank them. Our flamethrower love cannot be snuffed, slingstones and swords will never be enough to tear down this house, even our own heat will not destroy it. Our love is made of the toughest materials. So we will dance in the bonfire that cannot burn us, their hoses cannot douse us. All the hoses fire fluff, that evaporates without ever dimming our light. This Inferno of ours, is composed of coloured myriads of lust and passion, always blended with equal parts love and tenderness. Because tenderness, it tempers us it turns our lust to loveliness, nothing is as perfect as us, standing in our pyre when we realize we are not the ones being burned. It's our passion that radiates, our love will never hurt us. Our bodies aflame, they can't take their eyes off of us. I can't say I blame them, for I cannot take my eyes away from you either. So lets stoke the heat between us, and we will stay together, living inside the fire of our passion, free forever. A Burns 2012
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Jun 3, 2012
Jun 3, 2012 at 11:59 AM UTC
Live Inside Our Fire
Masks seem to superimpose upon a vast anonymity, faces beneath become slack...forego face-hood. A strange empowerment surges, these masks cannot be undone...haunting an already haunted landscape whilst peeping through eye-holes. A certain voyeurism of inner terror playfully diffused where it may. The head feels bagged, sold and carried around--one feels decentralized...combed over by a losing of gravity. A sparse connectivity runs the body deliciously, as if the consequences of the material world were scared away. The interplay of what's dead in such a living, gives masks a life of their own. All Hallow's Eve all day long...till what collective ghost be given up to its night. To wander a night that's pitched itself forever more-- punctuated by Jack o' lanterns that grin and bear...what's at the tip of their flame's tongue.
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Oct 25, 2013
Oct 25, 2013 at 12:31 PM UTC
All Hallow's Eve
The Mecca is the trifecta of the vertex of the epicenter of the apex But we just use that as a reference point We refused to be swayed by centripetal force And peeled back the layers of the mind to find the inertia that had given us the centrifugal force to push us in our quest to find the ultimate reality I saw a vandal giving in to voyeurism When a watershed moment happened He had a sudden premonition There were nervous virgins about to take the plunge There were people giving hi 5's to each other and making pinky promises they swore to keep There were poor soul's trying to quit cold turkey Eating molten ****** cakes I looked to the East and visions came to me as well I saw kids having fever dreams of pitching fits and fever pitches I saw liberated lesbian librarians eating their feelings and playing **** one, **** one, marry one" I saw the extinction of guilty pleasures I saw a man being caught up in getting up to speed with I trifling teenagers Low on money but high off drugs I saw myself checking in to check up on the check out line to pick out and pick up a new catcher's mitt I caught a case A call And a cold I saw the love of my life running towards me on a soft white beach As she came closer I could see her beginning to decay Her skin melted Her organs and blood fell from her Her eyes and teeth dropped out of her head Her hair fell out And her skeleton came into my arms and I heard a whisper "I will always be with you, my uncrowned king"
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Mar 20, 2015
Mar 20, 2015 at 1:57 PM UTC
Watershed Moments
I think I've forgotten What pleasure is. Like the other day I thought "I should act like a child today. Child Brian had much more joy and fun-love." But then I realized I couldn't be Child Brian, anymore, Because I didn't have any toys to play with. Just the toys of today My laptop -- for voyeurism and empty dreaming Results unqualified and Pictures painting pain. My bottles and pipes -- for inflating my emptiness A temporary filling feeling That fleets and leaves me. Waking up the next day And wondering when Why? What the hell does today mean? But, pleasure, from the things I love Is pretty much lost on me, When I've stumbled upon the old cliche "I've lost interest in the things that once brought me joy." Maybe it's a lack of credit where "credits" due Or maybe it's no longer have "friends" to run to Or, could it be, because I'm actually attempting Responsibility, that then bleeds me of anything. The former coping mechanisms that once empowered me. Fuck. Me. This poem is no good And my word is dirt I've submitted to sadness And laid with hurt. Every old strategy has expired And I'm forced to think twice Do I fight through and try to go with my new way, or continue on in these cycles of suffering and temporary euphoria? Fuck. It. It matters not Because the one purpose of this was My reason to swear: Today is the last day I wake up and accept my depression … so there.
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 6:31 PM UTC
Yes, I'm Depressed
we're still only expanding on the scenario of encountering internet chat rooms, social media is just a complication of chat rooms, i.e. you have to show yourself and relate to people inhibiting the same kind of voyeurism you wish to state by an exhibitionism, although fully attired, and completely stealth, and all the many conceivable paradoxes creating an intelligence of some sort... but social media is still an advanced version of hot-mail chat-rooms, while modern novelists are too attached to flimsy paper encodings rather than attached to the pixels of pages that want change but by wanting change simply yawn.
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Mar 3, 2016
Mar 3, 2016 at 5:30 PM UTC
internet's 2nd decade
Almost feels like voyeurism as I undetected by you side watch as you sleep... always a hares breath from waking you just so I may kiss once more those perfect lips tasting upon them my name murmured softly as you snuggle deeper into the gentle depths of your pillow that so cradles those perfect features I long to take in my hands gazing deeply into your eyes hoping to see myself reflected there always a part of you never apart from you my dream sweetly dreaming.
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Oct 6, 2012
Oct 6, 2012 at 5:06 PM UTC
Guilty Pleasure
the right kind of voyeurism: watching fields between two secret lovers burn in public conversation always scorched with the threat of renewed fertility always racked by a chilling lonely wind that gently brushes back the hair the manifest intimacy of a crafty doppelganger: in these spaces we live in constant mortal peril of discovery by an other or a spore
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May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015 at 12:02 PM UTC
right kind of voyeurism
A new Tunisian poetic genre is born. What is a "Kasserine"? Structure: A Kasserine is a new poetic genre created on July 9, 2017. In it all is condensed in two lines with a sum total of thirteen or fourteen syllables. Its first line cannot exceed seven of them. The title of a Kasserine must be an integral part of the poem in terms of interpretation. The number of its syllables must not exceed seven. Subject matter: In a Kasserine nature and imagination perform the same poetic activity. Nature ceases to be a mere mirror reflecting the feelings of the poet, the political or social situation, etc., and becomes symbolic in the very moment it renounces representation as a one-to-one correspondence . Nature in a Kasserine has no existence prior to the pricking into action of the imagination by the self of the poet. For, even though it is groundless (it does not belong to the self), the imagination has no intentionality of its own; this is why it needs the intentionality of the subject in order to be operative. Samples of a Kasserine Ruby Sun Among amethyst silk clouds She flirts with the sapphire sea (c) Paula Swenson, USA Tunisia A fair island of light in my imagination (c) Jeffard Ster, USA Red Giant A star inside her implodes Heavens of chaos unfold (c) Stefan David Sederscog, Sweden Voyeurism The sea kisses the sky Imagination beholds. © LazharBouazzi, Tunisia Note: Friends and acquaintances are cordially invited to start writing sublime (marked by repression of meaning) Kasserines. (c)Lazhar Bouazzi, 9 July, 2017.
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Jul 9, 2017
Jul 9, 2017 at 4:27 PM UTC
What is a "Kasserine"?
A new Tunisian poetic genre is born. What is a "Kasserine"? Structure: A Kasserine is a new poetic genre created on July 9, 2017. In it all is condensed in two lines with a sum total of thirteen or fourteen syllables. Its first line cannot exceed seven of them. The title of a Kasserine must be an integral part of the poem in terms of interpretation. The number of its syllables must not exceed seven. Subject matter: In a Kasserine nature and imagination perform the same poetic activity. Nature ceases to be a mere mirror reflecting the feelings of the poet, the political or social situation, etc., and becomes symbolic in the very moment it renounces representation as a one-to-one correspondence . Nature in a Kasserine has no existence prior to the pricking into action of the imagination by the self of the poet. For, even though it is groundless (it does not belong to the self), the imagination has no intentionality of its own; this is why it needs the intentionality of the subject in order to be operative. Samples of a Kasserine Ruby Sun Among amethyst silk clouds She flirts with the sapphire sea (c) Paula Swenson, USA Tunisia A fair island of light in my imagination (c) Jeffard Ster, USA Red Giant A star inside her implodes Heavens of chaos unfold (c) Stefan David Sederscog, Sweden Voyeurism The sea kisses the sky Imagination beholds. © LazharBouazzi, Tunisia Note: Friends and acquaintances are cordially invited to start writing sublime (marked by repression of meaning) Kasserines. (c)Lazhar Bouazzi, 9 July, 2017.
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