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"warmed" poems
cedar planks line the dim lit hall morning snow begins to fall sepia print in a chipped wood frame embers spark from the franklin flame rustling sounds from bunks below records play in a tight alcove bacon grills on an iron sheet gloves are warmed by baseboard heat bean bags tossed on colored **** papka placed as a punching bag red brick wall with mounted poles windows filled with glacier bowls whiskey jack on the southern rail a frozen patch of wine and ale pine cones fall in gathering white brothers bathed in firelight sleighs are on the table top canyon road is at a stop northern winds that bite the face lines are up the gondola base cornice clipped by gully goats the rubber man appears to float alpine depths are on the rise peaking sun through parting skies triple ropes and nordic luge honored guests from baton rouge gelande jumps on rainbow drive nostalgia’s light and warm reply
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Jan 2, 2017
Jan 2, 2017 at 5:50 PM UTC
yellow ducks of buckhorn
I saw you in winter, and thought of tree branches feathered by starlight in poorly lit neighborhoods. A hearth where the more honest parts of myself, I am bared fetal, warmed upon, welcomed. I saw you in spring, and thought of long drives in the countryside in the rain. Ice cream melting from our chins dancing petrichor upon our toes, kissing by the sea shore. I saw you in summer, and thought of sleepy boathouses, uncovering ancient childhood treasures in the woods. A secret lake somewhere, the sky's reflection in promise. Windy hilltops upon which to blame each other for the sunrise. I saw you in autumn, and thought of scarfs and cafes, city streets and sunsets where we watched each others breath escape. Apartment staircases where windchill hibernates, the world slowing down around us from your window. The first time I saw You, I thought to myself, "I could live there."
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Aug 20, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 at 5:24 PM UTC
I saw you in seasons...
I do not want a plain box, I want a sarcophagus With tigery stripes, and a face on it Round as the moon, to stare up. I want to be looking at them when they come Picking among the dumb minerals, the roots. I see them already -- the pale, star-distance faces. Now they are nothing, they are not even babies. I imagine them without fathers or mothers, like the first gods. They will wonder if I was important. I should sugar and preserve my days like fruit! My mirror is clouding over -- A few more breaths, and it will reflect nothing at all. The flowers and the faces whiten to a sheet. I do not trust the spirit. It escapes like steam In dreams, through mouth-hole or eye-hole. I can't stop it. One day it won't come back. Things aren't like that. They stay, their little particular lusters Warmed by much handling. They almost purr. When the soles of my feet grow cold, The blue eye of my tortoise will comfort me. Let me have my copper cooking pots, let my rouge pots Bloom about me like night flowers, with a good smell. They will roll me up in bandages, they will store my heart Under my feet in a neat parcel. I shall hardly know myself. It will be dark, And the shine of these small things sweeter than the face of Ishtar.
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Last Words
To you, the ground beneath my feet Every step I take, you support me. You stand with me, in my times of trouble I am warmed by your embrace, as I become entranced in your outfit of lace. Nothing could be more finely crafted, than my connection with you. The ages may wear on you, yet you remain the only one my sole longs for. For you truly are... My favorite pair of shoes.
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Feb 25, 2018
Feb 25, 2018 at 10:30 AM UTC
An Unexpected Ending
There's a cold in me that can't be warmed. Rugged up, I stand against the storm And wait for you. I'm always waiting.
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Jul 31, 2014
Jul 31, 2014 at 7:36 AM UTC
Waiting
In the storm-tossed Chilean sea lives the rosy conger, giant eel of snowy flesh. And in Chilean stewpots, along the coast, was born the chowder, thick and succulent, a boon to man. You bring the conger, skinned, to the kitchen (its mottled skin slips off like a glove, leaving the grape of the sea exposed to the world), naked, the tender eel glistens, prepared to serve our appetites. Now you take garlic, first, caress that precious ivory, smell its irate fragrance, then blend the minced garlic with onion and tomato until the onion is the color of gold. Meanwhile steam our regal ocean prawns, and when they are tender, when the savor is set in a sauce combining the liquors of the ocean and the clear water released from the light of the onion, then you add the eel that it may be immersed in glory, that it may steep in the oils of the *** shrink and be saturated. Now all that remains is to drop a dollop of cream into the concoction, a heavy rose, then slowly deliver the treasure to the flame, until in the chowder are warmed the essences of Chile, and to the table come, newly wed, the savors of land and sea, that in this dish you may know heaven.
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Ode To Conger Chowder
Lost Love He remembers that day many sad years ago it was sunny out, but soon a storm raged. He returned home early from work, eager to rest and nurse a cold. Eager to see his gorgeous wife fix him a delicious soup and give loving care, a remedy not. He caught a surprise. Was it then a hallucination? To see her ex's car in front of their house, fanning the flames in his heart? Or to imagine the house shaking, or to hear love noises howling from the rafters of contempt, as her fireplace warmed tempest. He sure hoped then... it had been a misfire it wasn't. He slowly opened the front door, walking decrepit and sad, like he was in hospice care. He could see the final script playing out, more so the tragic ending the trail of clothes, her ex-boyfriend's scent, calamity, and approaching closer the devil speaking louder. He opened the bedroom door to their parts caught in honey jars and scarlet red on his tainted wife over bed sheets of shame. Their eyes catch, both flush, and tearful, as breathing stopped, his melancholy eyes asking why? Why? What about the future  lily pods, our family, house, kids ... and you sell out. What about being fresh out of college with our dreams, passion and honor...us. What about the bonds, pinky swears, pricking of blood marital vows. Her eyes had no answers. She cried, loudest as her ex-boyfriend bolted not before passing the mill. He closed her door for good that mournful day, dismissing darkness, opening his wrath for her in his mind, yet what words or light can be exchanged? Uprooted and lost, he walked scarred over and over by her promise and lost love. That was thirty years ago and he still walks with her ghosts, and it still pains. LR-5/4/17
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May 4, 2017
May 4, 2017 at 11:31 PM UTC
Lost Love
Lost Love He remembers that day many sad years ago it was sunny out, but soon a storm raged. He returned home early from work, eager to rest and nurse a cold. Eager to see his gorgeous wife fix him a delicious soup and give loving care, a remedy not. He caught a surprise. Was it then a hallucination? To see her ex's car in front of their house, fanning the flames in his heart? Or to imagine the house shaking, or to hear love noises howling from the rafters of contempt, as her fireplace warmed tempest. He sure hoped then... it had been a misfire it wasn't. He slowly opened the front door, walking decrepit and sad, like he was in hospice care. He could see the final script playing out, more so the tragic ending the trail of clothes, her ex-boyfriend's scent, calamity, and approaching closer the devil speaking louder. He opened the bedroom door to their parts caught in honey jars and scarlet red on his tainted wife over bed sheets of shame. Their eyes catch, both flush, and tearful, as breathing stopped, his melancholy eyes asking why? Why? What about the future  lily pods, our family, house, kids ... and you sell out. What about being fresh out of college with our dreams, passion and honor...us. What about the bonds, pinky swears, pricking of blood marital vows. Her eyes had no answers. She cried, loudest as her ex-boyfriend bolted not before passing the mill. He closed her door for good that mournful day, dismissing darkness, opening his wrath for her in his mind, yet what words or light can be exchanged? Uprooted and lost, he walked scarred over and over by her promise and lost love. That was thirty years ago and he still walks with her ghosts, and it still pains. LR-5/4/17
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In age of old, in time that pass like tides, When Prometheus lived and Lo! He strived, As thirsting for Heaven, he climbed its hills, and trees, Clenching at the Sun, its spark he seize. The leaves, they warmed, turn bright and evergreen, As Prometheus, he to fierce fire wean, Swell lips sip lightning, of the nascent noon, And divine heat from his hand duly shone, To Roses, who sing, uprise and sweet rebel, In bloom to conquer, vanquish concrete hell. A wish for fire, fulfilled, angered Zeus, He thought the fire be given, not to choose, That excellence with fire, laurel his, "A crime against the Gods Prometheus did." For glory of the light from Heaven sent, The hour of his favour now gone, spent. Smite down the hero, tear ambition down, Old Zeus, but young ambition wears your crown, For daring, striving why not badge of God? The Promethean vision all time hath applaud, It art of upper world, belong in sky, Praise Prometheus as fire goes roving by. Mind gilded by the golden, whirling thread, You seize from Heaven, through the Earth now spread, Bringing hope to hearts, life to the dead, As for forgiveness of the Gods you plead, For an uncriminal act and sublime deed, The arrogance of Zeus? Need not to feed.
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Jul 20, 2018
Jul 20, 2018 at 3:14 AM UTC
Prometheus
Warmed by her hand and shadowed by her hair As close she leaned and poured her heart through thee, Whereof the articulate throbs accompany The smooth black stream that makes thy whiteness fair,— Sweet fluttering sheet, even of her breath aware,— Oh let thy silent song disclose to me That soul wherewith her lips and eyes agree Like married music in Love’s answering air. Fain had I watched her when, at some fond thought, Her ***** to the writing closelier press’d, And her ******* secrets peered into her breast; When, through eyes raised an instant, her soul sought My soul, and from the sudden confluence caught The words that made her love the loveliest.
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The Love-Letter
Sunrise. Soft tendrils of illumination Caress my already Sunkissed cheek; The delicate arch of my back Is warmed by this lover’s awakening. Sunrise. The fingertips of him Leave no part of me untouched Bathing me in the balmy radiance Until my body, my form, my very being is surrounded by an ethereal glow. Sunrise. Where each dawning Brings this Kismet encounter Between myself And Apollo’s rebirth, Leaving me yearning and Aching for more. Sunrise. The troubles and tribulations Of yesterday’s woes Are forgotten--- Left behind In the twilight; In the shadows where This beacon Dares not tread. Sunrise. As I Stretch my arms And Reach for the heavens I am reminded that This delicate and alluring daybreak Is short-lived, Replaced with haste By the rose-tinted splendor Of morning. Sunrise.
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Aug 5, 2011
Aug 5, 2011 at 2:30 PM UTC
Sunrise.
Polished and refined, With death I have found A life below ground A place I can call mine Destruction and evil deeds A breeding of pure hate Is all that I can create Out of all these heartless seeds I punch them in To the deep sullen dirt Water them with vengeance And a sprinkling of hurt Tonight is the night I find what dwells below I don't have a key But I can bargain with my soul As I place it into these seeds I am but reeds in the grass I'm letting go Only Heaven knows The blackness of Hell's wrath I plant my lifeless soul in this plot To groom it as it grows So slowly that nobody knows It's the place the devil goes to rot Watered with tears, warmed with fire And as time stands still, never changing This fruition of evil continues growing Until the depths of hell can go no higher Then it will bloom A flowering gloom Growing out of control The ground will harden In this here garden Fertilized by my soul
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Sep 1, 2016
Sep 1, 2016 at 4:53 PM UTC
Growing Evil ~~~ Collaboration with DaSH ❤
It’s that time Watch the country crowd Warmed by their desperation Turn their hopes up loud The numbers in The ***** are rolling To their effect The bells are tolling I sit apart And watch their faces Numbers hold Power graces It’s sad to know They accept what they want to be Should we play The lottery?
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Jan 26, 2015
Jan 26, 2015 at 4:21 PM UTC
Lottery?
What do you love about yourself I fell in love with her the way summer comes. Bringing an anticipated feeling of freedom, a release of pent up cold and frustration. Self love warmed my soul and abandoned my lonely. I am lucky to love her. Not for my vanity, but for our survival.
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Oct 30, 2014
Oct 30, 2014 at 5:20 PM UTC
Self love
Whoever has no house now will never have one. Whoever is alone will stay alone Will sit, read, write long letters through the evening And wander on the boulevards, up and down... - from Autumn Day, Rainer Maria Rilke Its stain is everywhere. The sharpening air of late afternoon is now the colour of tea. Once-glycerined green leaves burned by a summer sun are brittle and ochre. Night enters day like a thief. And children fear that the beautiful daylight has gone. Whoever has no house now will never have one. It is the best and the worst time. Around a fire, everyone laughing, brocaded curtains drawn, nowhere-anywhere-is more safe than here. The whole world is a cup one could hold in one's hand like a stone warmed by that same summer sun. But the dead or the near dead are now all knucklebone. Whoever is alone will stay alone. Nothing to do. Nothing to really do. Toast and tea are nothing. Kettle boils dry. Shut the night out or let it in, it is a cat on the wrong side of the door whichever side it is on. A black thing with its implacable face. To avoid it you will tell yourself you are something, will sit, read, write long letters through the evening. Even though there is bounty, a full harvest that sharp sweetness in the tea-stained air is reserved for those who have made a straw fine as a hair to **** it through- fine as a golden hair. Wearing a smile or a frown God's face is always there. It is up to you if you take your wintry restlessness into the town and wander on the boulevards, up and down.
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Autumn
Whoever has no house now will never have one. Whoever is alone will stay alone Will sit, read, write long letters through the evening And wander on the boulevards, up and down... - from Autumn Day, Rainer Maria Rilke Its stain is everywhere. The sharpening air of late afternoon is now the colour of tea. Once-glycerined green leaves burned by a summer sun are brittle and ochre. Night enters day like a thief. And children fear that the beautiful daylight has gone. Whoever has no house now will never have one. It is the best and the worst time. Around a fire, everyone laughing, brocaded curtains drawn, nowhere-anywhere-is more safe than here. The whole world is a cup one could hold in one's hand like a stone warmed by that same summer sun. But the dead or the near dead are now all knucklebone. Whoever is alone will stay alone. Nothing to do. Nothing to really do. Toast and tea are nothing. Kettle boils dry. Shut the night out or let it in, it is a cat on the wrong side of the door whichever side it is on. A black thing with its implacable face. To avoid it you will tell yourself you are something, will sit, read, write long letters through the evening. Even though there is bounty, a full harvest that sharp sweetness in the tea-stained air is reserved for those who have made a straw fine as a hair to **** it through- fine as a golden hair. Wearing a smile or a frown God's face is always there. It is up to you if you take your wintry restlessness into the town and wander on the boulevards, up and down.
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(a brief love story) 1/ The morning sun warmed the dew from the opening rosebud; a bee visited the fragrant heart of the rose; the breeze tumbled a petal to the water, drifted the pale petal across the surface of the water. You surprised me gently. 2/ I thought - hoped - the emotional baggage was safely in the locker, just for once, just overnight, but like a Houdini homing pigeon it escaped, it came back. Like a smart missile locked in on thought patterns it found the target, penetrated the armour, and suddenly just after midnight I knew how Cinderella felt, her new world ****** back through the vortex, as the life we call real returned.
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Nov 4, 2016
Nov 4, 2016 at 3:40 PM UTC
Dos Besos *
You stepped Deep into The waters Of my soul Patiently you searched For the precious Stone You found it Warmed it Caressed it And gave it To me Unselfishly As a gift And now It is ours And we call it Love
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You stepped deep into the waters
/*h'americans can call it a striptease, but in amsterdam, with legal self-employed prostitutes? we call it a cocktease: because you'd really visit amsterdam for the **** these days?* isabella: the french psychology exchange student -     hung up on her ex-boyfriend - really in anime movies -       and that american i competed with on an edinburgh pub-crawl for freshers - and lost my virginity to -                   probably the only time i had the ontological parameters of your atypical man -   "hunting", competing -    oh so, so, enthralling....     (spot the irony mingling with ridicule, when people "know" how the modern man behaves, with his caveman predecessors: dragging a woman by the hair type of cartoonish depiction) - the other fun time i've had encounters with h'americans was in Soho - two colts, texan tourists asking for directions, or where this or that place was... it almost warmed my heart hearing that twang                        of the tongue... perhaps someone from arizona? that has that - "mid" western twang of the tongue                  added to the bite... snub the Boston high-mind eloquence, like:     you really really want                to sound european... never mind...    people say that water is tasteless... hmm...     so last night i was heating up one arm of scissors...                  and sniffing it... then licked the other arm of the scissor... what's in water again?    minerals... a subtle presence... magnesium, potassium, iron... you name it...    so yeah... water is... "tasteless"... eisenzahn that i am.
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Jul 25, 2018
Jul 25, 2018 at 12:04 PM UTC
water is, "tasteless" (eisenzahn)
/*h'americans can call it a striptease, but in amsterdam, with legal self-employed prostitutes? we call it a cocktease: because you'd really visit amsterdam for the **** these days?* isabella: the french psychology exchange student -     hung up on her ex-boyfriend - really in anime movies -       and that american i competed with on an edinburgh pub-crawl for freshers - and lost my virginity to -                   probably the only time i had the ontological parameters of your atypical man -   "hunting", competing -    oh so, so, enthralling....     (spot the irony mingling with ridicule, when people "know" how the modern man behaves, with his caveman predecessors: dragging a woman by the hair type of cartoonish depiction) - the other fun time i've had encounters with h'americans was in Soho - two colts, texan tourists asking for directions, or where this or that place was... it almost warmed my heart hearing that twang                        of the tongue... perhaps someone from arizona? that has that - "mid" western twang of the tongue                  added to the bite... snub the Boston high-mind eloquence, like:     you really really want                to sound european... never mind...    people say that water is tasteless... hmm...     so last night i was heating up one arm of scissors...                  and sniffing it... then licked the other arm of the scissor... what's in water again?    minerals... a subtle presence... magnesium, potassium, iron... you name it...    so yeah... water is... "tasteless"... eisenzahn that i am.
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Its in these waters, when I was merely a Parr Or as you might refer to me as a fry, This wise but young Brook Trout cruised the slow water with my kinfolk fry. Moving to and fro hiding among the biome vegetation The sunlight supported my living space and warmed my growth rings. I dart in and out of the oxygenated seams which help me flourish. Some days, I had to use stealth to outwit the pine marten and warblers, I shadowed the cattail and watched them fill their bellies with those around me. But I felt fate had a purpose for me to be something special. And When the time was right, I'd propel myself above the water into the night air. The large circle of orange light filled my eyes and the night sky was filled with luminary. I imagined what it must be like to live outside this riffle domain. This morning, through my refractory vision I spot some floating objects, And through an inherited sensory recall I can see these are hatching green Drakes. I immediately shoot to the surface and fill my stomach, then swim back to the undercut for cover. As the years pass by and maturity abounds,  I find my self settling in behind a large boulder Right at the tail out of the back eddy, providing me with an ample food supply. And it's here I prefer to live my life in the slow current, content and peaceful. And one day as I swam into the current seam, I spotted what appeared to be, A different looking bug with yellow belly,  so I make my move. He's not moving much so I decide to raise my head above the water line and sip. As I grab the hopper I start to slide back behind the boulder, When I feel a pinch, as if someone try's to pull me towards the surface I fight with all my might but this force proves to be stronger than I. It's now I realize a human reels me towards the shore line, and I'm fearful. This one called a human, grabs my tail and places his hand on my under belly. Pulling me from my home, he dislodges the hook from my mouth. I gasp for oxygen. He looks me over from nose to tail, smiles and says how beautiful I am. He looks me in the eye And says " This was a wonderful fight my friend, enjoy the rest of your life, He places me back in water, gently reviving me and finally lets me swim away. I dare to turn and look back at him for a moment and as he continues to watch me, I hear him say " I fish, knowing everyday on this stream is a gift."
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Feb 7, 2017
Feb 7, 2017 at 3:59 PM UTC
The Tail Out - A Brook Trout Story
Its in these waters, when I was merely a Parr Or as you might refer to me as a fry, This wise but young Brook Trout cruised the slow water with my kinfolk fry. Moving to and fro hiding among the biome vegetation The sunlight supported my living space and warmed my growth rings. I dart in and out of the oxygenated seams which help me flourish. Some days, I had to use stealth to outwit the pine marten and warblers, I shadowed the cattail and watched them fill their bellies with those around me. But I felt fate had a purpose for me to be something special. And When the time was right, I'd propel myself above the water into the night air. The large circle of orange light filled my eyes and the night sky was filled with luminary. I imagined what it must be like to live outside this riffle domain. This morning, through my refractory vision I spot some floating objects, And through an inherited sensory recall I can see these are hatching green Drakes. I immediately shoot to the surface and fill my stomach, then swim back to the undercut for cover. As the years pass by and maturity abounds,  I find my self settling in behind a large boulder Right at the tail out of the back eddy, providing me with an ample food supply. And it's here I prefer to live my life in the slow current, content and peaceful. And one day as I swam into the current seam, I spotted what appeared to be, A different looking bug with yellow belly,  so I make my move. He's not moving much so I decide to raise my head above the water line and sip. As I grab the hopper I start to slide back behind the boulder, When I feel a pinch, as if someone try's to pull me towards the surface I fight with all my might but this force proves to be stronger than I. It's now I realize a human reels me towards the shore line, and I'm fearful. This one called a human, grabs my tail and places his hand on my under belly. Pulling me from my home, he dislodges the hook from my mouth. I gasp for oxygen. He looks me over from nose to tail, smiles and says how beautiful I am. He looks me in the eye And says " This was a wonderful fight my friend, enjoy the rest of your life, He places me back in water, gently reviving me and finally lets me swim away. I dare to turn and look back at him for a moment and as he continues to watch me, I hear him say " I fish, knowing everyday on this stream is a gift."
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this is a series of brief letters to the pieces of my body dear body, we don't always work together very well, but i swear i am trying. dear hands, the callouses and crescent moons in your palms will not be for nothing. dear knuckles, aren't you tired of painting yourselves black & blue every time words fall short of the fire burning behind my sternum? dear feet, you know better than to follow roads that lead to dead ends. there are better places for us to go. dear eyes, you have sunken so far into my skull it shocks me you see anything at all anymore. you're fixated on shades of gray but i promise the world will regain its color soon. dear knees, stop crawling. this broken glass is from his bottles. get up. no more blood. dear shoulders, it was never your burden to carry. let it fall, and try your hardest not to feel guilty. dear neck, his hands will never make a home here, and you are worth more than one night of empty bruises. dear spine, stop waiting to be warmed by fingers that would reach for another body if they could. dear tears, do not waste yourselves. dear ears, you have been filled with ghost songs for too long. stop listening for things no one is saying - it will make life much simpler. dear mouth, i know these secrets have been threatening to break my teeth but please do not open your gates. i am not ready. dear skin, we have never been close friends. i am sorry for the scars. i am trying to learn how to be comfortable in you. dear mind, if i could wish you into an etch-a-sketch and shake you clean of these bad memories i would. dear heart, i hope you can forgive me for being so careless. i feel how tired you are. rest is on its way.   dear body, you will one day see a grave, but it must not be by your own hands. - m.f.
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Jan 22, 2014
Jan 22, 2014 at 6:28 PM UTC
my body
this is a series of brief letters to the pieces of my body dear body, we don't always work together very well, but i swear i am trying. dear hands, the callouses and crescent moons in your palms will not be for nothing. dear knuckles, aren't you tired of painting yourselves black & blue every time words fall short of the fire burning behind my sternum? dear feet, you know better than to follow roads that lead to dead ends. there are better places for us to go. dear eyes, you have sunken so far into my skull it shocks me you see anything at all anymore. you're fixated on shades of gray but i promise the world will regain its color soon. dear knees, stop crawling. this broken glass is from his bottles. get up. no more blood. dear shoulders, it was never your burden to carry. let it fall, and try your hardest not to feel guilty. dear neck, his hands will never make a home here, and you are worth more than one night of empty bruises. dear spine, stop waiting to be warmed by fingers that would reach for another body if they could. dear tears, do not waste yourselves. dear ears, you have been filled with ghost songs for too long. stop listening for things no one is saying - it will make life much simpler. dear mouth, i know these secrets have been threatening to break my teeth but please do not open your gates. i am not ready. dear skin, we have never been close friends. i am sorry for the scars. i am trying to learn how to be comfortable in you. dear mind, if i could wish you into an etch-a-sketch and shake you clean of these bad memories i would. dear heart, i hope you can forgive me for being so careless. i feel how tired you are. rest is on its way.   dear body, you will one day see a grave, but it must not be by your own hands. - m.f.
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She had skin like sand on the beach               Warmed and tanned by the kiss of the sun At the nape of her neck like the shoreline            The sea met the sand Her hair cascaded like like a tsunami down her back           It was fierce and natural So Pure in its freedom          Her honey colored  eyes shine like the the sun on a spring afternoon Warm and inviting             She was a beach
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Oct 25, 2015
Oct 25, 2015 at 5:06 PM UTC
The Beach
An imaginary but desirable sense of control Created by the bully in my head Screaming at me, pressuring me, hurting me Encapsulating my mind as a second meninges. Impossible to separate my true thoughts From what it tells me, My conscious mind is tied to a cinder block And left to drown in its enticingly rough waves. My physical being constantly changing with the tide Unpredictable but regular, Shallow but deep. ****** into its infinite black hole, I am left feeling disgusted and ashamed Of all that is me. No longer am I able to decide the way in which My needs are met-if in fact they are met. As though I have DID, I am constantly bouncing From alter to alter Body to body. Blinded from looking directly into its sun, I am warmed and comforted by its rays While reassured that my doubts are unwarranted. If ever defied, it scolds and whips me, Like a master to his slave, A father to his child. The welts and cuts, gratefully rip into my Skin, muscle and bone – Punishment for my wrongdoings and self. I, immediately silenced Remove myself from society, Restricting contact, nourishment and emotions To nil. It is not until someone notices The beginnings of an eternal invisibility, That I am released and Able to breathe in The salty air of life.
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Jun 20, 2012
Jun 20, 2012 at 9:29 PM UTC
An Eating Disorder Defined
The blazing eye of Dawn is all to fools: those who see the joy in Light expressed as Light, but brightness also graces Night. Her veil parted, the black curtain giving way to shades of blue and gold, Her rapturous embrace inspiring eyes beholden. *Planted in Her garden, neighboring eaves rustling in their trembling eagerness to share their leaves!* For in Her realm eternal, flawless clay of earth and blade of grass stretch forth to feel the loving light of their supernal Goddess! Her joy ran rampant through my boughs, my swaying branches spreading wide to grasp the rays of her horizon -- *With love untainted as a child's, so boundless as my selfless roots cried out to sing her praises soundless!* No dalliance ever felt before complete until this blessed revelation - this, Her holy emanation, warmed my heart, annulled my restless reason: She was every mother: deepest love in understanding all that came of Her, enclosing us within the circular. *She beckoned but a moment by Her brilliance; best, lest I uprooted trunk and earth to shade Her manifest.*
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Aug 4, 2011
Aug 4, 2011 at 5:14 PM UTC
In the Garden of the Goddess