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"whaling" poems
I remember hiding under an old cherry wood dining table. I remember holding my baby sister, shielding her eyes, covering her and trying to tuck her away. Pulling her as close to me as possible, like I might be able to fold her skin into mine so she wouldn’t have to see what was happening around us. I can still hear her crying into my bony 7 year old shoulder and whaling amongst the chaos with the bitty 4 year old voice that she had at the time. I remember the heart stopping feeling of watching my mother get thrown into the wall and watching my brother, 11 years older than myself, hurtle the beautiful antique silver coffee *** that my grandmother left us- into the space near her head where it bludgeoned the wall. I remember barely being taller than the table myself and pulling my sister out when I saw a chance for us to escape the scene and run into another room.  I remember turning around and seeing my older sister, who was 10 at that time, running up and hitting and kicking my brother and getting shoved to the side. I’ve grown accustomed to the headaches I now get at the sight of flashing police lights.
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Mar 2, 2015
Mar 2, 2015 at 12:02 AM UTC
ptsd
She had been at sea for three decades her first voyage at age eighteen a week after her marriage in the year of our Lord 1883 She married a sailing man captain of his own ship handsome, bearded and tall a fine commander of his men as they searched the sea for whales She loved life at sea and could imagine no other the motion of the ship the sounds of the rigging and the sails the quiet companionship with her husband every evening She was beloved by her husband’s men whom she mothered well having had no sons of her own but nurtured and healed patched and sewed bloodied and broken hearts and men Often she came out on deck for she knew when they would find them and though she was in the stern and the lookout was high in the crow's nest she saw many whales they missed She thrilled each time she saw them awed by their sheer size marveling at their strength humbled by their beauty careful to hide her feelings Sometimes she could feel when a whale would blow and she would call to the first mate so the men looked at her as the whale passed unseen Most times she silently prayed willing the lookout to search the wrong spot of ocean and felt again the pang of disloyalty to her husband for he commanded a whaling ship But then the lookout's call came "Thar she blows!" and the men sprang to action taking after the whale in longboats while she escaped below She had seen before the killing she would not watch again too many whales succumbed to exploding harpoons and a death horrifyingly cruel And she wondered what would happen if only whales could scream . . .
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Oct 23, 2015
Oct 23, 2015 at 6:49 AM UTC
The Whaling Captain's Wife
She had been at sea for three decades her first voyage at age eighteen a week after her marriage in the year of our Lord 1883 She married a sailing man captain of his own ship handsome, bearded and tall a fine commander of his men as they searched the sea for whales She loved life at sea and could imagine no other the motion of the ship the sounds of the rigging and the sails the quiet companionship with her husband every evening She was beloved by her husband’s men whom she mothered well having had no sons of her own but nurtured and healed patched and sewed bloodied and broken hearts and men Often she came out on deck for she knew when they would find them and though she was in the stern and the lookout was high in the crow's nest she saw many whales they missed She thrilled each time she saw them awed by their sheer size marveling at their strength humbled by their beauty careful to hide her feelings Sometimes she could feel when a whale would blow and she would call to the first mate so the men looked at her as the whale passed unseen Most times she silently prayed willing the lookout to search the wrong spot of ocean and felt again the pang of disloyalty to her husband for he commanded a whaling ship But then the lookout's call came "Thar she blows!" and the men sprang to action taking after the whale in longboats while she escaped below She had seen before the killing she would not watch again too many whales succumbed to exploding harpoons and a death horrifyingly cruel And she wondered what would happen if only whales could scream . . .
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Aware of tides a castle fortifies with memories of compacted glory, splendid defiance lost to brine horizon, a hailed day turned whaling ship grey.
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Jun 27, 2013
Jun 27, 2013 at 12:36 PM UTC
Castle
we must have different definitions of faith, cause your demonstration has left me a wraith wanting woes whaling in your soul. so why must i incurr these laments- no you don't understand! this whole time you had my heart in your hand. for which you were to protect and provide, but like a toy boomerang you threw me aside. untill u finish with your ken doll and want me to return, but not this time! now it is my turn! but i aint playing, i am throwing out the trash. and don't you dare expect me to come back! them over me? what were you bored? of all the years i chored? you know? Now i abhor the memories of taking you places, all the kind fallacies that i had to say cause you can't deal with reality. you have no decency. you've cause me so much pain. our relationship is a bike but you leave it in the rain. then you try to ride it, with the gears full of rust i guess trust is a word imma have to spell without "us".
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Nov 7, 2014
Nov 7, 2014 at 8:22 PM UTC
Betrayal
Hello, Poetry Incorporated, how are you now, coming after the world's 3rd breakdown? Where do we go from here? Here beside us now, another gift after the deathly blows.After children entrusts us yet again pieces of their lives and deaths to us. A Japanese animation in the 1970s was banned somewhere offshore. Not just because the landowners who banned it was just evil, Nor because one was "better than the other". It was forbidden maybe because of many questions  still haunting us to and fro, beckoning us into living our lives fully, not because of the light and dark, but rather despite of it. Like the dark and beautifully frightening ocean tides that have capsized whaling ships and yet have given birth to all our species. Unlike many other animations, the banned show did not have crudely offensive content. It was a story of different people coming together inside a big machine and operating it as one as they manifest themselves as the Voltes Five.
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Sep 6, 2018
Sep 6, 2018 at 10:02 PM UTC
Hello, Poetry Incorporated
Calabash Squash A Poem by Eclipsing Moon-blood red entry for a contest...rhythm Hip- hop jury swapped Hippity- hoppity sequestered they stop Bibity- bobity alone on the cobblestone. falling in- falling over The balcone wailing, and buckets pailing, and hailing, and Scaling The walls and ramparts the cannons were whaling Moby dicking and schlicking the schlock of the clock… hickory dickery ..where is the Doc? Blind mice made the move..up one "grandfather  side. ... and Over the top . Now wasn’t that a quainty dish to set before the Queens … in drag © 2011 Eclipsing Moon-blood red
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Sep 15, 2011
Sep 15, 2011 at 4:04 PM UTC
cALABASH sQUASH
I hear my midnight mistress Screaming in the night. It shakes the leave, the grass The trees. It echos off the stars it seems. They twinkle in a shutter Shed a tear for a broken heart A whaling heard along the wind, There goes my midnight mistress Stinging at my eyes The tears come. I am not supposed to walk this road. Or hear the crying night. I do not want to think these thoughts, The tears roll down my cheeks. "I am sorry my love" "My cradle of life. You do not sting my eyes so." "You do not weak my knees" It is only me, on this walk. The trees shaking int he night. The witching hour brings celebration The dancing of the trees The transcendental chanting, Of my mind, and yours. And the screaming of my midnight mistress, carried across the wind.
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Apr 25, 2010
Apr 25, 2010 at 8:51 PM UTC
Midnight Mistress
poisoned well of the antichrist littered with ground cover picking out ****** flecks of gravel blacktop kneeskin patience pieces of scattered space time to go back to the future of continuity lack of genius ingenuity and the suckling of the pig entourage riding in a flat top hatchback cadillac of the daily grind upperclassman japan onii-chan brother in arms from anotha motha hug from afar colliding with crackpot theory terrible fantasia cooling bricks in soggy sun swallowed his pride with a glass of self-worth and these ***** don't cook like they used to I don't look like I used to warped veil of camouflage chameleon leather with a ****** level of automobile salesman tried to get closer to god ground him up, picked out the stems twisted him into thin paper touched flame to his finger tip and a son of Adam was born gum shoe gaze or the emptiness felt at the end of reasonable doubt correctional text messaging system sent from hoarse corpses tenderly poignant in their ****** coffins will think for food cries from an outdated MENSA over ***** and under-appreciated siting on hunched shoulders to get a better look to be a martian in a plain port wharf warehouse whaling boat red tide in a Shanghai ********** floodgates made of bitter premise that last bit of purple yam **** Okonkwo Things Fall Apart fell apart due to faded highschool ambitions and bloodshot eyes cruel like the shade of off-cerulean champagne fizz tickles at the soft meat of his tarnished throat and silver tongue as the matchstick framework so fragile in comparison fizzles out on drenched sidewalk while cigarette ash floats by like gray gnats
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May 30, 2013
May 30, 2013 at 4:03 PM UTC
The Glass Breakfast
poisoned well of the antichrist littered with ground cover picking out ****** flecks of gravel blacktop kneeskin patience pieces of scattered space time to go back to the future of continuity lack of genius ingenuity and the suckling of the pig entourage riding in a flat top hatchback cadillac of the daily grind upperclassman japan onii-chan brother in arms from anotha motha hug from afar colliding with crackpot theory terrible fantasia cooling bricks in soggy sun swallowed his pride with a glass of self-worth and these ***** don't cook like they used to I don't look like I used to warped veil of camouflage chameleon leather with a ****** level of automobile salesman tried to get closer to god ground him up, picked out the stems twisted him into thin paper touched flame to his finger tip and a son of Adam was born gum shoe gaze or the emptiness felt at the end of reasonable doubt correctional text messaging system sent from hoarse corpses tenderly poignant in their ****** coffins will think for food cries from an outdated MENSA over ***** and under-appreciated siting on hunched shoulders to get a better look to be a martian in a plain port wharf warehouse whaling boat red tide in a Shanghai ********** floodgates made of bitter premise that last bit of purple yam **** Okonkwo Things Fall Apart fell apart due to faded highschool ambitions and bloodshot eyes cruel like the shade of off-cerulean champagne fizz tickles at the soft meat of his tarnished throat and silver tongue as the matchstick framework so fragile in comparison fizzles out on drenched sidewalk while cigarette ash floats by like gray gnats
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Perilous voyages of small watercraft at sea , amphibious landings on well defended beachheads , Clipper ships whaling on distant oceans , military vessels in armed conflict , night of relentless cannon fire , explosive reflections across shark infested waters , treasure maps and chest laden with gold , rubies and pieces of eight , the cry of Viking warriors on the rugged coast of Newfoundland .. Pirates just off the shores of the Carolinas ..  Forts Pulaski , Sumter and Jefferson on the Dry Tortugas .. Oil platforms racked by ferocious winds on the Gulf of Mexico .. Union and Confederate battles on Mobile Bay , Riverboats traversing the Mississippi ..Tending barges along the Ohio ..On high alert through Georgia's intracoastal waterways ....
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Nov 19, 2015
Nov 19, 2015 at 12:39 PM UTC
Plastic Cowboys and Toy Ships
I feel great pain as the harpoon finds the whale once more, I hear the boom as explosion thunders, rips apart the body, sinew and beating heart as blood and tissue spread and drift And shark, the lesser predator nears and circles the carnage 'till the struggle ends, the whale stills. The sea once more is filled with loss that might, had we more courage, been avoided Cori MacNaughton 26August2003
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Jun 17, 2015
Jun 17, 2015 at 1:14 AM UTC
Iceland Resumes Whaling After Fourteen Years
The Lord hand picks the unworthy The outcasts, the needy The downtroden and filthy Drowning in despair Shaking in fear Staggering in sheer agony Wondering what just might be What life really means His hand is upon the lost Those still imprisoned by their past The backslidden and fallen living in sin and lust Brewing with contempt and disgust Crumbling into dust Wondering if the Lord is just if they can ever come back The face of the Lord shines upon Those who weep and bitterly mourn The Broken hearted and torn Who stay up until dawn Singing the burial song A chorus of whaling voices A choir of morbid faces Wondering what the next phase is The Lord is gracious The Lord is kind The Lord will save us The lost sheep he will find His people are declared righteous Adopted, sealed and sighed Wonderfully and fearfully designed Chosen, before the beginning of time
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Jul 12, 2015
Jul 12, 2015 at 3:18 AM UTC
THE CHOSEN
Chained to a dark dry wall of a cave. Nothing to be seen but the shadows that are projected onto this wall. The shadows are demons dancing behind me. I can see these shadows because the flaming, fierce fire behind me glows bright in this dark cave. But… I can not see the luminous light this fire has to offer, nor can I see the creatures that taunt me behind my back. Left to be alone, an absence of companionship draws me to the conclusion that I will die alone. Years of yelling, wallowing, whaling cause my voice to become dry and faint. All I have to maintain survival is a puddle that is filled every so often with rain water that leaks from the roof of the cave. One day in winter the fire blows out, This cold is cruel and I catch every detail of pain as my body starts to burn from this weather. "This is it… this is my only way of freedom" As I close my eyes and begin to count down I drift away into a sleep…
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 12:00 PM UTC
my allegory of the cave (part 1)
I'm starting to question every thought I ever had every reason for feeling sad every dream dissolved every story I ever told as reality does not live in the mind but with everything that passes our eyes so stay focused don't pay attention to the lies for in my head I've lived a thousand lives but in reality I've never touched the sky not walked on the moon never had a bride never been the groom. We had fun you and I at least within my mind been dreaming since I was a kid of things that I never quite did never once kissed your lips nor smelt your sweet perfume though those memories still exist the truth is you left to soon you only live in my imagination a perfect mix of my creation loving, kind and gentle whispers sentimental. *So the question I ask; do I keep you close in dreams? - where our love will forever last* **or face the whaling screams of a broken heart.**
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Jun 12, 2016
Jun 12, 2016 at 8:26 PM UTC
Whispers Sentimental
We rode to Ta’if on a flying carpet — a Toyota with a missing hubcap sweeping through  fattened clouds which clung to the hilltops like grazing bison arriving on the otherworldly plateau that wore the death shroud of an old hermit’s mystery which our Prophet reached in sandals as ****** as the deck of a Nantucket whaling ship Arabian Himalayas. He climbed like a yak and the Lord strengthened his steps Our taxi driver — as lost as the cheque in the mail — poked at his satnav and called his mates The Almighty’s beloved followed the angel and never lost his way. He strained with pain Our driver’s mirrored eyes intruded while we held hands on the back seat and yawned The Lord smiled down upon his aching friend and eased the pain in cramping calves A sagging mosque now hunches where the ignorant had cast away the chance of a lifetime Oh think if they had taken him in — Medina would sit as a happy king on a mountain throne I immortalised my love in a photo in that mosque praying as a saint where our hero had struggled I adore my captured shaikha and the memory of when we followed in the footsteps of our Prophet
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Apr 19, 2016
Apr 19, 2016 at 1:12 PM UTC
In the Prophet’s footsteps
Living alone in the arctic circle has challenges of its own. The weather drops to negative sixty degrees and during the winter months wolves watch you breath. Although this is a challenge I have found a challenge of my own. So, hey asked me, "Is there anything wrong, Jon?" I tell them no. I tell them I am fine. That I am happy. The cold, grips at my vocal chords. As the tundra spreads across my veins my body numbly forgets where I am. The mind that works all to often takes a vacation of blankets and existence. My fingertips sent in their two week notice without the strength to give a reason of departure. I am swimming in ice. Whaling like a baby, with everything to say and no one to understand. Rolling over the same spot that I swear I can melt into water. The weather looks down upon me, with closed ears. Negligent to the heart inside of my chest. Running away does nothing but create distance. My problems will never be further than the bottom of a bottle. Finding and reaching for the tongue out of my mouth. Asking me to accept the fate dropped before me. Mimicry, to act or mimic another object or animal. I became the tundra that day. Unforgiving to the existence in my chest. Misunderstanding to the tender chords that hold up life. Leading on that my heart will not feel again from this day out. Love will not play its games on my frozen land. Being polite will never help you hear boy. Keep running, I will keep extending my reach in front of you. Today I became, Cold.
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Sep 21, 2014
Sep 21, 2014 at 8:58 PM UTC
Tundra
Living alone in the arctic circle has challenges of its own. The weather drops to negative sixty degrees and during the winter months wolves watch you breath. Although this is a challenge I have found a challenge of my own. So, hey asked me, "Is there anything wrong, Jon?" I tell them no. I tell them I am fine. That I am happy. The cold, grips at my vocal chords. As the tundra spreads across my veins my body numbly forgets where I am. The mind that works all to often takes a vacation of blankets and existence. My fingertips sent in their two week notice without the strength to give a reason of departure. I am swimming in ice. Whaling like a baby, with everything to say and no one to understand. Rolling over the same spot that I swear I can melt into water. The weather looks down upon me, with closed ears. Negligent to the heart inside of my chest. Running away does nothing but create distance. My problems will never be further than the bottom of a bottle. Finding and reaching for the tongue out of my mouth. Asking me to accept the fate dropped before me. Mimicry, to act or mimic another object or animal. I became the tundra that day. Unforgiving to the existence in my chest. Misunderstanding to the tender chords that hold up life. Leading on that my heart will not feel again from this day out. Love will not play its games on my frozen land. Being polite will never help you hear boy. Keep running, I will keep extending my reach in front of you. Today I became, Cold.
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Wind torn sails and old wives tales both tell a certain truth like sailors forlorn 'round the cape horn drowned or frozen to death The waves and the wind punish for sins that frequently go untold dare to begin that voyage to win bring in the most liquid gold Whaling was the name of this sailors game learned from my pappy before when the tall ships call you'll answer for all the misgivings that you ever did Swabbing the decks like a beer hall ***** sickly from waves and decay this is the life for months at a time from New England to the ports of Biscay First sign of a blow shouts to below from where the watch sits above The decks come alive thar be the prize the deadly game awaits Set sails to the wind and get that boat in harpoons and crew await haul on the ropes or abandon all hopes the behemoth will get away Hearts pound like the oars sending us forth Oh, how our quarry evades better keep your eyes peeled or your fate is sealed if she comes up underneath With a mighty hurrah the striker lets fly the harpoon sinks deep in the whale it plunges below taking us under tow blood staining the deep blue waves I cry for this sin as we haul the whale in and cut up all it had been trade a shilling in the purse for a life long curse never to sleep again When I shut my eyes I can still hear the cry up from it's blowhole it came shivers my spine,every time I bolt upright wide awake
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Feb 21, 2013
Feb 21, 2013 at 9:32 PM UTC
Red Waves
so, here i sit, having read that semicolons are a ******** tool - im only a partial ******* so, its admissable. in a bar drunk, sass'd, white bitch'd, hot as ever-living hell, hoping for a saxophonist. white ******* off bike lock keys in the bathroom as the door is attempted to be opened; "Sorry, we were ******* splurted, what an excuse; white ***** on a bike lock key - protection from theft, i guess. almost out of tobacco, yet i feel i can sustain, excuse me, remain. "i cant believe you did that, ***** crystal." (not what you think (totally what i think)) ambient psychedelia and a saxophonist (shes been mentioned) wailing, wail, whaling; expunge that Conscious ocean as if you were a Japo. yeah, racial slurs racial slurs. im told its 11.55 post on the 7th, but i am quite aware thats a lie. (most knowledge is (vindication symplified and unerred) unaware of what is being typed anymore) ..
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Nov 28, 2012
Nov 28, 2012 at 12:26 PM UTC
june 8th, missing time.
Nosey! I guess I am, a boy just wishing to grow into a man. And by the lies I do tell, it's growing longer for me to ever fall short Oh Pinocchio, how could the world ever love us, when all the love in the world feels so bought. Feelings aside, hating the mistaken times I've taken the deed of living inside of pride Never living out of the world, cause I found it much warmer inside. A piece of wood thrown into the fire, till ashes are all what remains Perhaps tied a knot into these puppet strings, that never break so easily for their my chains. Oh Pinocchio, I'm so ashamed. I've been done in by a sly fox, buried a lot of my worth, hoping for it all to grown enough to afford a wooden house And like an foolish *** I've kicked my own self. Oh Pinocchio, I surely wish I could be anybody else. Like a trick, the play of hand has made it's deal And maybe if I question reality enough it might show me what's real. But I'm so much like an old story the world seems to have forgotten, much in common with the darkness, my body much like the same material of this black coffin. Still forgive my whaling Oh Pinocchio. Shall I swallow my sorrow Maybe be a little thankful for today, but I'm so remorseful for those days that come after tomorrow. Oh Pinocchio, could I tie one more knot into the string, could I spell out what I feel, like your name I spell out every time I sing. Could I ask my creator to create the better version of me, if such a thing does exist, how could it be. In the sense of being able to see. I'd see to that very future, wind-up into blowing winds heading there No longer sitting on my talent, though my material is what I sit on as a comfortable chair. Oh Pinocchio, I surely don't know For I once was you so long before. But I'm not a wooden boy anymore.
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Jun 14, 2020
Jun 14, 2020 at 7:28 PM UTC
Pinocchio
Nosey! I guess I am, a boy just wishing to grow into a man. And by the lies I do tell, it's growing longer for me to ever fall short Oh Pinocchio, how could the world ever love us, when all the love in the world feels so bought. Feelings aside, hating the mistaken times I've taken the deed of living inside of pride Never living out of the world, cause I found it much warmer inside. A piece of wood thrown into the fire, till ashes are all what remains Perhaps tied a knot into these puppet strings, that never break so easily for their my chains. Oh Pinocchio, I'm so ashamed. I've been done in by a sly fox, buried a lot of my worth, hoping for it all to grown enough to afford a wooden house And like an foolish *** I've kicked my own self. Oh Pinocchio, I surely wish I could be anybody else. Like a trick, the play of hand has made it's deal And maybe if I question reality enough it might show me what's real. But I'm so much like an old story the world seems to have forgotten, much in common with the darkness, my body much like the same material of this black coffin. Still forgive my whaling Oh Pinocchio. Shall I swallow my sorrow Maybe be a little thankful for today, but I'm so remorseful for those days that come after tomorrow. Oh Pinocchio, could I tie one more knot into the string, could I spell out what I feel, like your name I spell out every time I sing. Could I ask my creator to create the better version of me, if such a thing does exist, how could it be. In the sense of being able to see. I'd see to that very future, wind-up into blowing winds heading there No longer sitting on my talent, though my material is what I sit on as a comfortable chair. Oh Pinocchio, I surely don't know For I once was you so long before. But I'm not a wooden boy anymore.
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Sometimes I want to shake your head from your shoulders Try to dislodge the barbed twists of your perverse thinking And the ideas spearing through your tissues Like whaling harpoons that hooked their many heads deep Latching and Leaching Because you might have ****** your packet of Love Hearts a little too hard Until it crumbled and fizzed in desperate ecstasy on your tongue And the rest in the tube read MISS ME Whenever you asked But you are not Isolde, Capulet, Karenina or Earnshaw And as much as you desire the piercing pity of your broken collar bones The caress of the lost-souls melody and the razorblades of a ribcage The bitter corset of an appetite that pays for itself in crocodile tears And the romance of a noose of flaxen hair You are not Porphyria And he is not her lover
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Dec 8, 2014
Dec 8, 2014 at 12:56 PM UTC
Porphyria's Lover
People are ****** boring. Thats why Im ****** snoring. So I must decree that I wish to ****** flee. Need to leave this place. For fear the lines on face, become the cracks in floor. Want to walk through that open door. Run as far, as fast as can fall, before the mocking bird doth call. Must find that thing that entertains, must find that thing for perfect gains. Pain within the heart, will surly come apart. Unless to find a place to free the mind then ware forever do we start. Even if it seems as though theres no ware left to go, insanity your last resort, then come and join me in the chair and see if I ****** care.   If ever there was a point to life, then why can't it be seen with simple human eyes. Or shall it be that no one hears the cries, the whaling soul to extole a price that can't be paid for a life that cant be laid, down upon its' feet. For entertainment that it seeks is not at all discreet.   So if you please recommend to me something that I can see. Your take hold and feel so bold, as to see the point in this boring ****** life. Carry round the misery and the ****** strife. Then sink into flesh and wound, and those whom should have swooned. Its all the same for everyone the games we ****** play, wish to just escape the world its so ****** gay. See me here with out the cheer to get up off my *** and make a pass at this ****** race. If all there is ****** fake people then get off my ****** case. Okay **** it, it just boring so now Im ****** snoring, yet again, isn't this how I did begin.
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Dec 18, 2010
Dec 18, 2010 at 11:23 AM UTC
Foredom Buck
People are ****** boring. Thats why Im ****** snoring. So I must decree that I wish to ****** flee. Need to leave this place. For fear the lines on face, become the cracks in floor. Want to walk through that open door. Run as far, as fast as can fall, before the mocking bird doth call. Must find that thing that entertains, must find that thing for perfect gains. Pain within the heart, will surly come apart. Unless to find a place to free the mind then ware forever do we start. Even if it seems as though theres no ware left to go, insanity your last resort, then come and join me in the chair and see if I ****** care.   If ever there was a point to life, then why can't it be seen with simple human eyes. Or shall it be that no one hears the cries, the whaling soul to extole a price that can't be paid for a life that cant be laid, down upon its' feet. For entertainment that it seeks is not at all discreet.   So if you please recommend to me something that I can see. Your take hold and feel so bold, as to see the point in this boring ****** life. Carry round the misery and the ****** strife. Then sink into flesh and wound, and those whom should have swooned. Its all the same for everyone the games we ****** play, wish to just escape the world its so ****** gay. See me here with out the cheer to get up off my *** and make a pass at this ****** race. If all there is ****** fake people then get off my ****** case. Okay **** it, it just boring so now Im ****** snoring, yet again, isn't this how I did begin.
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All aboard this ship of fools, all aboard she's sailing, all aboard this ship of fools, for we are going a' whaling. From the harbour our course we keep, for the distant Antarctic water, to find the leviathans of the deep, and begin our ****** slaughter. All aboard this ship of fools, all aboard she's sailing, all aboard this ship of fools, for we are going a' whaling. We say there is a scientific need, to study these magnificent beings we harpoon them, and watch them bleed, as before our ship they're fleeing. All aboard this ship of fools, all aboard she's sailing, all aboard this ship of fools, for we are going a' whaling. And still our leaders, they entreat that we do this for the good of science, but really it is for their meat, that we **** these gentle giants All aboard this ship of fools, all aboard she's sailing, all aboard this ship of fools, for we are going a' whaling. Tom Higgins.
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May 26, 2014
May 26, 2014 at 12:22 PM UTC
Ship of Fools.
Faintly, a force is forming from an abyss of nothingness. Swelling with the waste of wanton warriors, whaling of a withered world, curled, in the carriers to a scarier dilemma. Brimstone, fire, a panorama of pandemonium, with jackals projected from podiums, and its right there on the screen. Gleaming, on the seemingly glorious display, the loops play, and replay, in gorgeous indefinites, frayed in their tethered need to define our sentiments, so in kind, i severed it, and joined the collective. Much better. The machines now clever and draws my every breath to this ******* vortex in the sky. My fruitless efforts defy, the physics of my inner cynic, if only i would get with it or just try. Watching us just die. And I feel fine. Everything's alright. I'm not in it to win it, but to survive. Just assisting your suicide, as i'm resisting until i die, just don't resurrect me to the hive, and involve me in the lines, or the triviality of your times, that you are so proud ... To squander, over yonder, pondering the fonder things, with bonkers themes, spread through out your memes, like a god ****** teen, burning tinfoil seams, on the street with thieves over a live feed. Please. Just keep drifting into the black hole, until its fed and full, or just blow out the lights of my futile fighting, and make me Noland void.
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Dec 16, 2012
Dec 16, 2012 at 8:57 PM UTC
Noland void