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"wielder" poems
When gentle breezes turn into gale,      remember that you will prevail.        You may tear at these pages daily, in search of peace and tranquillity.    Planting hope and scattering wishes,     Spilling blood in smears and blemishes...        Flying out of the dark on      wings of birds.        Bridging the rippling void through            severed words.                 ***Seeking...              Reaching...                Imploring...             Writing...***      Be not wary of eyes that speak.   Be not afraid of mouths that leak. Know that our scribbles are only    sacred to us.        Emotions and thoughts we            bind and truss.   What we put forth, we owe it to ourselves...      Bits of us we've kept hidden in the darkest rooms; atop the highest shelves. You...       are wielder of your mighty pen. You...       determine how far or long your          words would span.    Your words... They're precious gold. Many or little; be them new or old. So let drip your ink with little reservation...   Let us grow from strength to strength      as life teaches its lessons.    Rise up and live on in these here pages,      For here exist only          freedom;                not cages.
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Feb 27, 2015
Feb 27, 2015 at 6:53 AM UTC
Freedom Pages
Cutting through the darkness with a blade burning in an ominous yet in scarlet reddish tone, roaring as if it had the strengh of thunder. The wielder in pure fury, swinging, swaying it around to pierce through the sinning gaze of the inhabitants of that place. It is a true blade of banishment, viscious, without mercy or kindness, raging evermore in an unending, continous rampage, gaining stengh. Of course, one wouldn't expect any mercy but purgatory on this cruel and also blood drenched battlefield in which only sorrow is reaped. But whereabouts of the heart already have been burnt away, As the warped moon embraces the shadows of the fools, The end had been brought near on that day which mortals fear, Heat being spread with each slash, likely to set the soil ablaze, Thus is the strengh of a sword which holds in a world of nightmares, likely to never desired to be ever seen before ~ Umi
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Mar 4, 2018
Mar 4, 2018 at 7:15 PM UTC
Hells Blade
Ripped ribbons scattered aimlessly, with fractured cups, dirt and dust pink pearly acetone just won't be enough to erase the evidence of you. With forced confessions, spilled out all past indiscretions, and cursed vindications and blood splattered like a musty revenge. Blank canvases, Hand print caresses that show Polaroid prints all faded and jaded like the illusion of us. It was desperate fingers that clung to the railings but the force of gravity meant I had to let go. Hope had revived me Like water to my parched throat my oasis is the desert All my horrid words were revoked. Yet nothing will ever be enough to surgically remove our open bleeding wounds. I must tend to the injured, Leave alone the wielder Knife still in hand How did it come to this? I missed your voice so much it made me cry yet after I heard it made everything worse Mourning a loss that was not mine but yours. Grieving hurts. I still love you but it burns burns until I have to take my hand off the all consuming flame. My teardrops cannot pay the price, or eradicate the past in peoples minds Will I forever be beholden to this guilt that now defines me? Too many skin graphs to hide the scarred tissue underneath. All paths lead me back to here. I'm helpless to watch your ghost Linger,you still linger.
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Dec 9, 2013
Dec 9, 2013 at 7:58 PM UTC
Linger
I once knew a man with a natural gift for death. He would sing in a choir of reapers and dance with the demons at night. Then when the day was over he'd sleep in the house of angels. How he, oh great wielder of life, knew how to change the time on a clock. He'd turn the minute, then the hour but never let a second pass He was not of death but he was not of life or at least no life I knew. He came to me one night and said, in nothing more than a whisper, the secrets we all long to uncover. I cannot speak them, I cannot say. My mouth is sealed from now till the last of my days. My mind is closed, and my eyes are open. I know of death, and death knows of me. I call him friend I call him brother He wanted to take me once, into a life after life and I stood my ground with my head held high and denied him. He unsheathed his sword and stared me down the tip sparkled in the sun. "Fight me then, and we shall see who will walk with the souls and who will walk with the living." Again, I said no. I would not fight this man. "Strike me!" He screamed, veins popping from his neck. He was pale and thin, almost fragile. these things I had never noted before. "I will not." I spoke, calmly. "Then I shall fight myself!" He sang, and drew his sword to his neck. The man cut off his own head. I let out a breath I was holding, and looked down gravely at the man. "You walked the Earth like a God, but you were more mortal than I." and I spit upon the dirt of arrogance without a second thought.
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Nov 8, 2018
Nov 8, 2018 at 5:23 PM UTC
The fight of prudence
I once knew a man with a natural gift for death. He would sing in a choir of reapers and dance with the demons at night. Then when the day was over he'd sleep in the house of angels. How he, oh great wielder of life, knew how to change the time on a clock. He'd turn the minute, then the hour but never let a second pass He was not of death but he was not of life or at least no life I knew. He came to me one night and said, in nothing more than a whisper, the secrets we all long to uncover. I cannot speak them, I cannot say. My mouth is sealed from now till the last of my days. My mind is closed, and my eyes are open. I know of death, and death knows of me. I call him friend I call him brother He wanted to take me once, into a life after life and I stood my ground with my head held high and denied him. He unsheathed his sword and stared me down the tip sparkled in the sun. "Fight me then, and we shall see who will walk with the souls and who will walk with the living." Again, I said no. I would not fight this man. "Strike me!" He screamed, veins popping from his neck. He was pale and thin, almost fragile. these things I had never noted before. "I will not." I spoke, calmly. "Then I shall fight myself!" He sang, and drew his sword to his neck. The man cut off his own head. I let out a breath I was holding, and looked down gravely at the man. "You walked the Earth like a God, but you were more mortal than I." and I spit upon the dirt of arrogance without a second thought.
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Written not to thine appraisal accord; Words that aim to torch the infernal loom, Seeking the world of sorcery and sword Unconfined to thine astringent courtroom. Methinks thy hackles must surely be raised For hours laboured, tempering such sleight... Yet adamant this pen, wielder unfazed Mirrors many thou haplessly indict. Scholars of insight construed only thee- So feebly traced was this artistic lie; A labyrinth from which my muse soars free. Minoan mentor, dare not I deny: It may be an Icarian Ascension, But stands it staunchly, lacking pretension.
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Jan 20, 2015
Jan 20, 2015 at 6:32 AM UTC
Icarian Ascension
A passion surges to the fingertips, of the chisel wielder. Hacking erratically at the stone, he is desperate to hone the elusive allure of inspiration; the influence that ensnares his mind, and blends his days and nights to infinity. Though he labors incessantly, fueled by elements that arouse and dissuade, he is no closer to the cusp of the enlightened state to which he journeys.         His ardor, though noble, is also his curse. A slave to his art, he is forced to endure the miserable delight, that epitomizes his craft.
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Aug 12, 2011
Aug 12, 2011 at 5:34 AM UTC
Servant of The Craft
Light the torches. Burn it to the ground. Let the flames dance until the ashes flee this plot of land upon the back of the wind. This patriarchal house that father built has been stained with the blood of past victims. The blood of enemies dots the floor while whats left of friends streaks the walls, marking the spot where they leaned for one last moment of respite prior to life escaping them. We stand here with the warm blood dripping from our hanging fingertips. Clothing streaked red. Clearly we all had a part to play. Whether part of the execution or part of the clean up, we all took part in the slaughter. Fathers swung blades. Mothers bandaged the wounded so they may **** again. Children carried the buckets of blood to be disposed of. Yet no one wept. Not a tear was shed in the name of this great nation. No one wailed during the systematic destruction of our resources. Roads are crumbling. Water is poisoned. Politics are a circus. The police have become a military force. And lives have been destroyed. Fathers are still wielding the blade While mothers take up the blood buckets of their children who have been slain. When does it end? Does it end when we run out of weapons? When we run out of people? When we run out of love? Weapons are only an extention of the wielder. The bomb unbuilt cannot explode. Our mother's words should be ringing in all of our ears. Be good. Treat people right. Love. Instead we jam fingers in ears, scream and stamp feet until even our thoughts are nothing but static. The hiss and squeal of gunshots and speeding tires continually drown out the sounds of children's laughter and those Marvin Gaye records that Mrs. Jenkins plays on Sunday nights. This isn't just a story of the inner city blues. The suburban warriors are also witness to the carnage. It's time to stay the blade. Allow mothers to mourn. And children to play. Peace is a choice. Choose wisely.
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May 23, 2016
May 23, 2016 at 11:31 PM UTC
Father's House
Light the torches. Burn it to the ground. Let the flames dance until the ashes flee this plot of land upon the back of the wind. This patriarchal house that father built has been stained with the blood of past victims. The blood of enemies dots the floor while whats left of friends streaks the walls, marking the spot where they leaned for one last moment of respite prior to life escaping them. We stand here with the warm blood dripping from our hanging fingertips. Clothing streaked red. Clearly we all had a part to play. Whether part of the execution or part of the clean up, we all took part in the slaughter. Fathers swung blades. Mothers bandaged the wounded so they may **** again. Children carried the buckets of blood to be disposed of. Yet no one wept. Not a tear was shed in the name of this great nation. No one wailed during the systematic destruction of our resources. Roads are crumbling. Water is poisoned. Politics are a circus. The police have become a military force. And lives have been destroyed. Fathers are still wielding the blade While mothers take up the blood buckets of their children who have been slain. When does it end? Does it end when we run out of weapons? When we run out of people? When we run out of love? Weapons are only an extention of the wielder. The bomb unbuilt cannot explode. Our mother's words should be ringing in all of our ears. Be good. Treat people right. Love. Instead we jam fingers in ears, scream and stamp feet until even our thoughts are nothing but static. The hiss and squeal of gunshots and speeding tires continually drown out the sounds of children's laughter and those Marvin Gaye records that Mrs. Jenkins plays on Sunday nights. This isn't just a story of the inner city blues. The suburban warriors are also witness to the carnage. It's time to stay the blade. Allow mothers to mourn. And children to play. Peace is a choice. Choose wisely.
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I stood at that cliff Silenced by the unspeakable things I saw On the plane of pain and discord Letting the fear rise within me As I see the masses of ****** souls Tormented, burned, stabbed, Impaled and torn apart In the eyes of the scythe wielder a flame flickered On me his eyes did now fall, siring pain corrupted my body “Not one soul is spared “he proclaimed as the scythe ran through me
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Oct 18, 2011
Oct 18, 2011 at 7:00 PM UTC
Isolation
Imagine seeing a silvery blade dancing to the music of death. Marred by the poetry of blood A trumpet to the cries of war But it also reflects the wielder. When looking at it, you can see yourself. But in my eyes, I can see the steel's heart. As it's in your hand, preparing to protect, it's polished until it shines like luna wildfire. In the end, I believe the true beauty of a katana comes not from the hilt or engravings, but from the steel. How many songs has it sang in our battles, can you imagine...? A katana's beauty comes from the polished steel as it's shines so brightly with victorious prayers.
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Nov 7, 2017
Nov 7, 2017 at 10:17 AM UTC
A Katana's Beauty
Blood dripping from the lustful sword Forged in the eddies of hell The lives of men beckoning At every moment and turn Blood dripping from the lustful sword But it's never enough Its thirst is never quenched Forever parched Dustier than a desert plain Blood dripping from the lustful sword A thousand have been felled Stalks of wheat in the wind And I the wielder Blood dripping from the lustful sword Am not even safe As the blade turns inward Piercing my chest Blood dripping from the lustful sword Cutting through my heart As if it were ashes Latching on and drinking its fill Blood dripping from the lustful sword I crumple I fall The hand that has fed it Has in turn been bitten
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Jul 29, 2018
Jul 29, 2018 at 1:25 AM UTC
Blood Dripping from the lustful sword
Roman Virgil, thou that singest Ilion's lofty temples robed in fire, Ilion falling, Rome arising, wars, and filial faith, and Dido's pyre; Landscape-lover, lord of language more than he that sang the "Works and Days," All the chosen coin of fancy flashing out from many a golden phrase; Thou that singest wheat and woodland, tilth and vineyard, hive and horse and herd; All the charm of all the Muses often flowering in a lonely word; Poet of the happy Tityrus piping underneath his beechen bowers; Poet of the poet-satyr whom the laughing shepherd bound with flowers; Chanter of the Pollio, glorying in the blissful years again to be, Summers of the snakeless meadow, unlaborious earth and oarless sea; Thou that seest Universal Nature moved by Universal Mind; Thou majestic in thy sadness at the doubtful doom of human kind; Light among the vanish'd ages; star that gildest yet this phantom shore; Golden branch amid the shadows, kings and realms that pass to rise no more; Now thy Forum roars no longer, fallen every purple Caesar's dome-- Tho' thine ocean-roll of rhythm sound forever of Imperial Rome-- Now the Rome of slaves hath perish'd, and the Rome of freemen holds her place, I, from out the Northern Island sunder'd once from all the human race, I salute thee, Mantovano, I that loved thee since my day began, Wielder of the stateliest measure ever moulded by the lips of man.
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To Virgil, Written At The Request Of The Manuans For The Nineteenth Centenary Of Virgil's Death
Harsh words spoken Are an arrow that Pierces one’s heart Leaving its mark, a wound That can slowly heal with time The one who slings such arrows In their bitterness Wounds their own heart as well The difference is… The arrow the wielder receives Leave such a wound That erodes over time With its bitter sting Robbing them of Empathy Kindness And compassion Harsh words spoken Harms all within its vicinity Leaving some to recover slowly And many who will recover, not at all The best course of action Is inaction Leaving harsh words Unspoken Kelly Rose October 9, 2015
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Oct 9, 2015
Oct 9, 2015 at 4:04 PM UTC
Harsh Words
As the blade passed from ****** to maniac. The weapon steals a minute portion of their tortured souls. The energy pulsating form its hilt, Empowers its wielder with wit and agility. The humblest of men succumb to its addictive call. In the moment, not one ounce of guilt is felt, the dagger prevents it, Replacing most emotions with the bloodthirsty need to **** Seconds before the crime, no life is seen in the murderer’s eyes. The only emotion visible as the knife is ****** into you, is bliss.
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May 2, 2012
May 2, 2012 at 11:40 PM UTC
The Possession
I am A daughter, a sister, a woman A teenager, a deep thinker, an individual A friend, a fighter, a protector I am A believer in justice A ferocious warrior A force to be reckoned with I am Strong, determined, stubborn Loyal, trustworthy, steadfast Powerful, seeing, undenied I am Hearing, consoling, knowing Feeling, never kneeling Unreeling, seething, seeking I am A wielder of justice My blade is my tongue Dripping with poison Blazing with righteous wrath - Jay M September 7th, 2021
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Oct 6, 2021
Oct 6, 2021 at 12:18 PM UTC
I Am
I kneel on tarmac under blackened sky No creature, breath or breeze here spoils the peace And on my knuckle rests a butterfly I shudder from the cold, his heartbeats cease No frail and fragile flight did he achieve: His wings were sealed together from his birth And for that molten moment I believe How much to him his simple flight is worth I leave him in a hawthorn bush to fight Against the hungry shadows, sneaking forth I didn’t have the heart to end his plight I feel as cruel as winter in the north When life, then death are held with open hands The wielder, faced with God, now understands
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May 19, 2013
May 19, 2013 at 2:50 PM UTC
Requiem for Tommy
This is the last poem I'll ever write in order to do the world some good. I no not where to place line breaks, wether to capitalize or punctuate, I always forget the latest trend. I can't seem to be an artist no more, much less a wielder of words, so I'm going to stop the flow write now, feel honored that you get to see the end. I can't promise this last poem will amount to much, But I can promise you this:
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Sep 29, 2011
Sep 29, 2011 at 12:22 AM UTC
The Last Poem I'll Ever Write
The slick silver scalpel Deftly slices out memories. The wielder leaves no Reasoning to flow through Veins full of blemishes and apathy. Division sealed. A burdened heart Recognizes no known crime, For the punishment suffered. © 2012 Patrick Lee Marshall All rights reserved June 8th, 2012
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Jan 20, 2013
Jan 20, 2013 at 4:26 PM UTC
Silver Scalpel
i was brutally attacked the other day though people were unable to see my wounds i was assaulted by words strung together in careless sentences they made vicious weapons of various differences these word solders lined up ready and eager when they attacked it was graceful and ruthless the solders burnt my mind slashed my self-consciousness left my feelings gasping for breath pummeled my heart the wielder of these word solders was blind to my brimming tears and hurt expressions as my attackers continued to rip my insides i had to protect my fort from further damage i ushered my mind into a cellar, carried my self-consciousness and gasping feelings into the doors of my heart here: it was total lockdown windows were shuttered doors were double locked my retreat was noticed they now knew damage was done but not the spectrum it was on they knew enough to see it hurt. they strolled up to my heart in lock-down slowly with a white flag as they came closer i unlocked and looked through the peephole there they were asking "what's wrong?" saying sorry in a roundabout way i opened the door for them to enter we embraced i took a closer look at the flag it was white but around the edges it was red there would be more attacks where this came from //... //
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Jun 16, 2013
Jun 16, 2013 at 8:47 PM UTC
you'll always hurt me, i know
1. Mirror I am not so different From a knife-- No use without a wielder, Yet used so often. Look at me And I'll show you what to carve. Oh don't try to hide it, It's clear as glass. 2. Eyelash curler Do not worry, I will help you. Do not worry, I am only bending you. 3. Closet I am an asylum. I hold straightjackets. Choose your own shackles, I will give you the chains. Go on, Wear your insanity today.
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Jul 24, 2014
Jul 24, 2014 at 8:17 AM UTC
The Few Fatal Things in a Girl's Bedroom
A man kills a man. A ****** blasphemes the resplendent soul of the angelic; ravaging the virtuous house by way of his wicked rapine. Yet the effulgent heart has relinquished the curse of enmity - the noble finds no solace amid the rancor of Hate. Hatred is naught but a vile curse, a bane which plagues the wielder with strife. Truly I maintain, a condign response commands grace and repose. Do not tolerate the sedative pleasure Hatred bears, for alike an ****** the analgesic peculiarities will soon turn to misery - unloosing the very wickedness the righteous heart held in such abhorrent contempt. Only Love can oppose the venom of Hatred and lead the wicked to righteousness. Love will invariably triumph.
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Feb 28, 2016
Feb 28, 2016 at 5:19 PM UTC
Hate and Other Petty Grievances
Crowns of mortal kings last longer than their wearer's life Standing firm as their rulers bend in earthly strife Such are symbols of power and worth Molded jewels and gold Tyrant or triumphantly just, power they do hold People are guided or trampled by feet that rule atop the throne Outstretched hands strangle or stretch to the future, either loved or loathed Who will guide and who will run through To ruin or history Such are the woes and wonders of the people guided by mortal kings Crowns of mortal kings you stand, undaunting in your shine The only etchings in history of your wielder and the exploits they leave behind Adorned with blood, with fingerprints Of dynasties come and gone Crown of gold, ages old, as history rolls on
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Jan 7, 2013
Jan 7, 2013 at 10:15 AM UTC
Crowns
Blade meets skin, Blade is drowned in blood Wielder looks at blade, tears running down the face of the wielder of the blade Wielder looks up at the ceiling "I'm leaving, I'm leaving" she says. Keep writing that stuff and surely... Blade will win.
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Apr 10, 2014
Apr 10, 2014 at 2:57 PM UTC
Blade
As his hand held the horn Advancing in the flow Guided by the gold glow The scent of a black thorn Caught his courageous core. Bravely, his blade he bore The callous cave calling The evil and lurking Mischievous monster The mourning, mad mother Of the deceased Grendel. The ghost of the rebel Haunting the silent rocks Bones, brides, breeches, in blocks. And his hand held the hilt For no demon will spilt His burning and blessed blood. Blue and bright was the sweep His body sinking deep In this felonious flood. He shuddered as he shone “ Look, I could light your lone” What a wielder, my woe !” “ Show yourself, filthy foe I thus swear, your demise Will be swift, I promise…” “ Sweet sayings, o slayer Come closer, commander, Epic epitome Of grace and of beauty I reckon you royal I do know you, kind knight I have been, from afar Whilst you were with Hrothgar Beholding, in the night Your might and your madness. I praise your pure prowess Until my dreaded den You have disturbed my dawn And slaughtered my fine fawn… You must be Beowulf Son of the bees and wolves. “ “Silence, seditious sin You are not from my kin Let alone from my line You will never be mine ! March, woman, bow your nape Under my trusted blade Let your light crimson cape Fall to the fallen floor This shelter you have made Your marooned murky moor In this stretch naught was found Your kingdom and your mound Shall be your last torrent The moon will be crescent !“ His eyes devoured her Dear delicious posture He pondered, standing there Over her tempting tone This soft gift of nature… He wanted her dead, gone She cursed him with a kiss Basking in a pure bliss His sallied sword collapsed As the time sighed, elapsed She skimmed him in the sun With her dark divine dun Seducing and soft sight And he had lost the fight He left her shining side When the tedious tide Swallowed his strong structure As a King, with no cure ! September, 18, 2013
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Nov 28, 2015
Nov 28, 2015 at 9:47 AM UTC
This weak and weary wound
As his hand held the horn Advancing in the flow Guided by the gold glow The scent of a black thorn Caught his courageous core. Bravely, his blade he bore The callous cave calling The evil and lurking Mischievous monster The mourning, mad mother Of the deceased Grendel. The ghost of the rebel Haunting the silent rocks Bones, brides, breeches, in blocks. And his hand held the hilt For no demon will spilt His burning and blessed blood. Blue and bright was the sweep His body sinking deep In this felonious flood. He shuddered as he shone “ Look, I could light your lone” What a wielder, my woe !” “ Show yourself, filthy foe I thus swear, your demise Will be swift, I promise…” “ Sweet sayings, o slayer Come closer, commander, Epic epitome Of grace and of beauty I reckon you royal I do know you, kind knight I have been, from afar Whilst you were with Hrothgar Beholding, in the night Your might and your madness. I praise your pure prowess Until my dreaded den You have disturbed my dawn And slaughtered my fine fawn… You must be Beowulf Son of the bees and wolves. “ “Silence, seditious sin You are not from my kin Let alone from my line You will never be mine ! March, woman, bow your nape Under my trusted blade Let your light crimson cape Fall to the fallen floor This shelter you have made Your marooned murky moor In this stretch naught was found Your kingdom and your mound Shall be your last torrent The moon will be crescent !“ His eyes devoured her Dear delicious posture He pondered, standing there Over her tempting tone This soft gift of nature… He wanted her dead, gone She cursed him with a kiss Basking in a pure bliss His sallied sword collapsed As the time sighed, elapsed She skimmed him in the sun With her dark divine dun Seducing and soft sight And he had lost the fight He left her shining side When the tedious tide Swallowed his strong structure As a King, with no cure ! September, 18, 2013
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I am the sharpest of double-edged swords with a soft handle. Handle with care is a phrase that applies to the wielder rather than the victim. Its the cuts at self we're not ready for. With emotions that can't be named because they're too intense; a horcruxed soul is the result. Pieces that seem whole on their own without giving the full picture. Rage, a flame only captured by the restraint of my skin, is natures monster yet its only a consequence. What sparked the kindling wood? Its hard to understand the discomfort of shoes you haven't walked in. A bold yet reserved soul.. receptively ignorant.. emotionally invested while all the same detached. You can feel the vibe but you can't feel me. Struggling with being comfortable enough to expose my naked soul while racking my brain for the armor to shield you from the truth. Sadly the possibility of sailing off without end is not likely. I am chained to the anchors that are me in all their entirety. We could try go forward but we wouldn't go far. Our only accomplishment may be displacing grains of sand. Funny but serious, a dreamer and a realist, stubborn and completely engaged while passive and fleeting. All these spices and ingredients blend but can be too strong for one meal called cliche. Guess the question is, can you stomach them?
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Sep 5, 2017
Sep 5, 2017 at 12:09 AM UTC
I am
A world with the answer to your inquiry craved in your back A lack of perfect mirrors as everyone needs to disprove superstition A position based on faith that two wrongs make a right A plight for a useless cause to try to give chaos meaning A seemingly trite case of "I need more than them" Phantom limb performs sad hymns only to the wielder All of this in mind, I could guess what part of hell I'm in So when, with your disposition, your body so thin When did you sneak through the cracks
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Jul 16, 2016
Jul 16, 2016 at 10:21 PM UTC
Came Here Just For Me?