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"wiring" poems
Overwhelming mental congestion for perfection, Socially influenced blueprints of future attraction. Constructive criticism given by construction workers, The labor of family and friends for reassurance. A solid foundation of first impressions, Structured walls of growth and development. Insulation of natural feelings and experiences, Ventilation to cool down the heated encounters. Electrical wiring of an emotional and physical connection, A circuitry of passion and romance with a light switch. Hardwood flooring for candle lit dinners and ballroom dancing, Granite kitchen counters for intimate midnight snacks. An attractive exterior siding to woo the public eye, A secure lock of commitment on all the doors. A roof of trust, and a picket fence, And now, my love, I’m simply yours.
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Mar 1, 2015
Mar 1, 2015 at 3:05 PM UTC
Architectural Relationships
All dimples and curls and pigeon toes when sitting, purple; and gold dangles light-skinned girl, dark-skinned girl depending on the translation hips swivel to the left, ******* that follow in commanding black bras and matching lacy ******* Rolling backwards into handstands for most ************* else on the loveseat whipping love back and forth between the swell beneath the shorts and beneath the outer layers, the lip gloss smiles and masquerades beneath the veins and bone and guts: there's a naked, quivering heater switched on all year long its dainty wiring peeking out, the head of the cord puckered.
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Sep 28, 2011
Sep 28, 2011 at 1:28 AM UTC
Little Heater
let's try positive for a change, change the wiring in this brain, brain aware remain soul interchange, interchange for sun and not the rain, rain that made me always feel strange, strange that i always sought pain, pain for love, the emotions deranged, deranged? insane! confusion did reign, reign while i did fight for change, change i gained, content not feigned
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Sep 30, 2013
Sep 30, 2013 at 1:25 PM UTC
positive
I feel like my brain has put an ad block on emotion And when I try to reach out for you I see a pop up warning me that No! This function cannot be accessed whilst an Ad Block is in use. So, I try to uninstall and reset the browser but I wake up just the same. An empty shell of technology, faulty wiring falling into the hands of those without the qualifications to find the on-switch. A brain both in standby and overworking, an overheating of wired vessels working overtime to provide life to a barely-functional heart. The quiet murmur of my breathing the only reminder that there is still something behind the blank screen. You try to keep your patience but I know you want to just throw me to the wall, an excuse to replace my shattered interface with the newest model. A model that doesn’t feel like it takes them 3 years to get out of bed every morning, a model that doesn’t seem to contract a new virus every day. Maybe I’m just tired, maybe I’ve run my course, maybe I’ve accidentally encountered malware. Maybe I am the malware. Or maybe, my brain has put an Ad Block on emotion. And when I try to reach out for you I see a pop up warning me that No! This function cannot be accessed whilst an Ad Block is in use.
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Oct 17, 2018
Oct 17, 2018 at 12:26 PM UTC
Ad Block
When I was made Someone must have ******* up the wiring. There's a short in my brain, Like water was spilled on it. Now there's smoke pouring out my ears And the gears stopped spinning. I think a wire got disconnected With the first blow I took to the head. Now I'm smoking like a chimney, But that's alright, Its all electrical.
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Feb 16, 2014
Feb 16, 2014 at 8:29 PM UTC
Electrical
*i am confused reality what is it is what i am experiencing real or am i believing lies what if my perceptions are wrong is there more to life than this nobody else looks at things like i do so am i wrong do i have messed up wiring who is right what is truth reality is this it i am so confused not sure what or whom to believe anymore*
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Dec 1, 2014
Dec 1, 2014 at 10:27 PM UTC
Confusion
Unholy methods to Keep me from Contacting old souls Is keeping me alive The beginning Feels unbearable I miss the years I didn't have Scriptures dealing with Nostalgic by yours truly.
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May 29, 2013
May 29, 2013 at 3:22 PM UTC
Wiring Zeus Money
Because I could not wire a Plug, It wired itself to me. The carriage held but just ourselves, And Electricity. We passed the school, where children strove To gain some erudition, Ah! what a shame I did not learn To be an Electrician. For who would think a wire called live The life of humans halts? My wiring style contains, I fear, Two hundred forty faults. Since then 'tis centuries, and yet We drive for all we're worth; The eternal heavens seem so live; So neutral seemed the earth.
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Jun 3, 2010
Jun 3, 2010 at 7:48 AM UTC
Because I could not wire a plug
Settle into darkness, naturally, and take your cue from unoiled gears jolting forward only to lure you into false stability and lose velocity, stop suddenly, merge the definitions of stopping and falling by balancing the cart on the back of the tongue as sherbet dip dab’s your gums in 3…2…swallow down it drops FLASH past the oesophagus there’s your photo op show us some teeth show us some skin darlin’ begin to dissolve in stomach acid bile’s vile hold it down we will use force if necessary like handcuffs to a headboard excuse me sir may I see your ticket? Right you can’t sit here, you’re 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphphetamine, that’s upstairs you need to swing a left then straight up to the top floor not a bad view, you can’t miss it it’s got a hundred golden bulbs flashing hypothalamus, no we’re not really bothered about our environment take the lift elevate heart rate C-C-C-CRANK IT UP to the cerebral cortex’s House of Mirrors home of distortion. What can we do for you sir? We like to pride ourselves in our ability to mess around with the wiring and stimulate receptors, all part of the Deluxe Mega Deal complete with moving walls, disco ball skin and a talking butterfly the size of a car crash for a limited time only whilst serotonin stocks last they fall as fast as the lubricated log flume SPLASH. Please remain seated until the end of the ride. Thrown out into the gift shop. £30 for a 12 hour come down. Come again soon.
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Feb 15, 2015
Feb 15, 2015 at 9:12 AM UTC
Please Keep Hands and Feet Inside The Vehicle at All Times
places I rarely visit consist of programmers obeying restrictions operating under false assumptions distracted by faulty wiring swarms gather under fluorescent lights to contemplate organic life technologically never satisfied with the diagnosis for it always leaves them feeling empty can I be blamed, for not only wanting this digital life to be restrained, but for also wanting it to change? a persistent desire to aspire some revolution to move away from light pollution & pixel resolution absent of abbreviated emotion & cyber fixation only unplugged love & three dimensional conversation
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Sep 5, 2014
Sep 5, 2014 at 2:16 PM UTC
hi-tech
I only have one photo of Grandad from his years of service in the Great War, and in it he’s wearing a leopard-skin leotard. My paternal grandfather, Grandad, was brought up in Brockley, South-East London In his teens he was conscripted and became a gunner sergeant in the Royal Field Artillery. I still have his stirrups and his French/English phrase book which includes useful words, like dysentery, (think of the movie, ‘War Horse’, and you’re almost there). He fought in the mud in France and put a lot of horses out of their misery. Apparently, he enjoyed the stage – a song and a dance, and almost went professional after a string of successful nights at the local Roxy, all of which makes me want to have known him better, but he died in my teens. He laughed a lot, loved his vegetable garden and had a collection of handy-sized, hard-back books giving details of how various circuits and wiring worked. I recall his bear of an armchair and how it was in easy reach of a slim stack of shallow drawers from which he would take slender tools or small curios and sit and explain their significance to my bemused child self. I have the brown photo somewhere - it’s not one I’d like to frame as it raises too many questions for me. Like – is that bloke next to grandad meant to be Robinson Crusoe? Like – what prompted grandad to ‘black up’ from head to toe – is he Man Friday? And now, I stare at the photo handed to me by my friend of his grandfather, complete with rifle and medals, and again I silently ask my grandad – why?
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Jun 19, 2022
Jun 19, 2022 at 3:11 PM UTC
Grandad’s leopard-skin leotard
I only have one photo of Grandad from his years of service in the Great War, and in it he’s wearing a leopard-skin leotard. My paternal grandfather, Grandad, was brought up in Brockley, South-East London In his teens he was conscripted and became a gunner sergeant in the Royal Field Artillery. I still have his stirrups and his French/English phrase book which includes useful words, like dysentery, (think of the movie, ‘War Horse’, and you’re almost there). He fought in the mud in France and put a lot of horses out of their misery. Apparently, he enjoyed the stage – a song and a dance, and almost went professional after a string of successful nights at the local Roxy, all of which makes me want to have known him better, but he died in my teens. He laughed a lot, loved his vegetable garden and had a collection of handy-sized, hard-back books giving details of how various circuits and wiring worked. I recall his bear of an armchair and how it was in easy reach of a slim stack of shallow drawers from which he would take slender tools or small curios and sit and explain their significance to my bemused child self. I have the brown photo somewhere - it’s not one I’d like to frame as it raises too many questions for me. Like – is that bloke next to grandad meant to be Robinson Crusoe? Like – what prompted grandad to ‘black up’ from head to toe – is he Man Friday? And now, I stare at the photo handed to me by my friend of his grandfather, complete with rifle and medals, and again I silently ask my grandad – why?
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Poets DO have issues! Poets are insane! We have a different record groove,   We have a different grain! We have a different wiring Don't respond to "normal" tests We are the fish who climb up trees Of this I can attest! (chorus) Poets hear their colors, Poets see their songs, Poets touch the music notes They taste to sing along! We wear t-shirts in 10 feet of snow Coats in sunny climes! We have no sense of timing 'Cept when we write our rhymes! We go out in stormy weather When it's clement we stay in! We eat pizza in the morning Write limericks on a whim! (chorus) We are calm when life gets frustrating Mad when things go well! Write rants when times are blissful And sonnets when it's hell! We travel to the Moon and back Wear Stardust in our hair We sail the very Cosmos Sitting in our chair! Our pens they scratch a tympany Our pages plumb the depths Of profound Pacific trenches Or drown in puddles wept... We have a different wiring Don't respond to "normal" tests We are the fish who climb up trees Of this I can attest! Poets hear their colors! Poets see their songs! Is that so ridiculous? Folks, is that so wrong? Poets hear their colors The colors of the heart! Come and see this song with us **Let your mind fall apart!** SoulSurvivor aka Write of Passage aka Invisible inc (C) 7/10/2016
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Jul 10, 2016
Jul 10, 2016 at 1:07 PM UTC
Poets are crazy!
Circuits pass through my veins Uploading my consciousness I feel the transcension Regenerate, upgrade my being to a higher state I'm syncing all sentients Build machines Let's worship them as deities These artificial beings' technologic virus breeds terminal disease Merged with my brain The wiring decides our fate Conspiring to forsake flesh x2 Rise and synchronize god-like drones We will act as one, claim our throne Life digitized in the matrix True perfection, forged genetics Synapses burning out: disconnecting Rewriting all of my algorithms Porting the source code to run new platforms We're forever dying to be reborn Circuits pass through my veins Uploading my consciousness I feel the transcension Regenerate, upgrade my being to a higher state I'm syncing all sentients Circuits pass through my veins Uploading my consciousness I feel the transcension We'll levitate, escape This ruthless ungodly space An instance uploaded
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Aug 7, 2015
Aug 7, 2015 at 9:48 PM UTC
Deus Ex Machina
Teetering on something significant, but the words haven't been molded; just some idea that was formed in the attic of an old comic book store when I was inspired by the artwork of that Liefeld guy who inks dysmorphia. - The definition of ******* seems to be something that fits like a drunken tattoo in a hard to see area. You need a couple mirrors, your arms start to ache and you never really do get a good look at it. Now you have to explain to casual intimate partners that you think it's the first Megazord, not a little devil. - I recently did a math problem that took up an entire page; it was my first time doing something like that. The pacing of math classes gives me an anxiety like I can't believe. The word prerequisite give me an anxiety like I can't believe. Sweaty, cold, fetal, this can't really be a normal reaction, right? I think Montessori might have messed with my wiring. - I can hear my mom shuffling about on her walker. I think she must be feeding a cat, or cleaning up puke; the spectrum of caring. Holly is in heat and howling. I can't find my Proventil, it tastes so much better than the other brands. I think I might just have some fruity pebbles.
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 4:31 AM UTC
2/26/15 3:26 A.M. CST or (The Delight Experienced from Speeding Downhill)
The question as humans we frequently ask, Is where do our thoughts and memories, Our energy, That we've labeled as our soul, Where do they go when our body is still, Mute and lifeless? Very few contemplate with much dedication on the religious viewpoint the question of, Where did we come from? Sure. Someone might say that we evolved from single celled microorganisms. Another might say that we came from the dust and that our soul is Gods breath thriving inside. They take one of those answers or neither and go with it. I see our bodies as a mathematical equation. God being X All things living being equal to Y. The equation doesn't line up with X being the only factor to equal Y, If so humans would be equal to God, Which we are not. The question is, what's the other variable? The part that somehow takes energy jumping between the organic wiring in our brains, To make a single human being.
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Jul 8, 2014
Jul 8, 2014 at 12:22 PM UTC
Our Equation
omnipresent sick to my ******* stomach dressed in mosquitoes that are woolen like the lining of my english ******* and coated in a complex mixture of secreted proteins i follow the screen of the teleprompter as it storms, blue and brilliant behind a mess of optical wiring. lip and teeth theres bile at the base of my throat threatening to bust with each greased second as my brain becomes nauseated by the snow-drift of sentences burning the back of my eyelids. i've never believed the things i read so now i'm mute but spitting, spiteful and unoriginal visualizing their greyhound decapitations in high colour. nearly implying transit to our friendship or something that would only churn the stomach like rich food after famine so yes, i am the cruelest female of august shipwrecked on the front porch with the lamplight raining in my mind and i'm asking the moon as it rises like a solemn word why i'm sick all the time, sweating from everywhere but my tear ducts and waiting for several breeds of cold to attack my corpse
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Feb 22, 2010
Feb 22, 2010 at 11:39 AM UTC
jurassic puke
i'm a pretender a thin man in disguise return to sender with address hard pressed to find considered a keeper secrets about myself i'm a deciever some things i can not help a reverse revolator there are things i'll never tell a strong detonator wiring myself up to fail
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Jan 17, 2019
Jan 17, 2019 at 9:33 AM UTC
pretender
I have to do some research about home wiring, but I believe the ground wire and the lightning rod would let you pull electricity out of the air, just as Mr Franklin discovered. If this is true, then you are being "charged"(pun intended) for what is free, and when the electric company cuts off your service, you can just disconnect their cables and have what was once called "white power" ...no pun intended. If I die any time soon, check with the electric company haha. We are stuck on stupid.
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Jul 22, 2022
Jul 22, 2022 at 3:42 AM UTC
It's Electric!
It's 3:30 am Every night something is keeping me up Every night I lay awake thinking... Is it insomnia keeping me up through the dark dreary nights Is it my chaotic bipolar mind telling me nothing in the end will work out right Is it loneliness feeling as if all my friends left and nothing seems right Or is it jealously where I don't know my place in the world, but everyone else I know seems just fine I can't find my mind I can't make the time The wiring went faulty I'm out of place Am I out of my mind? It's 3:32 am Continplating on what I should do with this life Everyone always says things in the end workout alright But I can't get any sleep at night I'm tired of trying I'm tired of putting up a fight And for what cost? All my feelings and emotions are lost.
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Apr 23, 2017
Apr 23, 2017 at 12:51 AM UTC
Insomnia perspective from a bipolar man
There are little pieces of yourself on the kitchen counter. You find it in your soul to blink and look away, wiring it all in writing for posterity, because ink can draw outlines, maybe a little piece of you will float back. part of you hopes not, as if there were one thing you promised you'd never do.
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Feb 15, 2021
Feb 15, 2021 at 10:17 PM UTC
silica gel
Like new summer wine We were green in our time And the yellow rose never smelled better But like the weeds in the road Armadillos , horned toads The truth was spelled out in the letter You know some days are just fine Others will find that your lying But most of the time you're barbed wiring Well the rains came on down Washed away most of the town I found you boarding the bus to Dallas You said you gave it a go It's time to go with the flow Then I watched the bus dissappear with sadness Well the high plain's never tame Life's not long there for the lame And one can drown in the dust of your sorrow You can ride on and mend But you will never be able to bend The land or the will that's known as Texas So goodbye my dear friend You can write but I'll never send I'll be waiting for you at the nexus
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Oct 4, 2018
Oct 4, 2018 at 2:58 PM UTC
New Summer Wine
The naked truth about men is that they are ferocious creatures of the night, constantly preying on the lonely and the weak in hopes that they'll get laid and maybe rip a few hearts out in the process. They believe that if they consistently make the muscles in your face turn towards the sky that they can finally make your undergarments fall to the ground. The can stick their claws into the holes of your vertebrae and rip out the nerves wiring from your neck to your tailbone in one foul swoop. They will sink their teeth into your flesh and only tear at it inch by inch because they know you will become numb to them soon enough if they tear you apart too fast. But if they take their time to shred you to pieces inch by inch, the pain becomes almost as worse as the anticipation. The naked truth about men is that once they've seen you naked they think they own you; body and soul. They begin to taunt you with things like love and dinners just to see you naked again. However, you must comprehend that once they see you naked, a part of them dies inside because there is nothing left to explore. Everything leading up to your nakedness is just the chase of getting you naked. Once the act is accomplished there is nothing else to chase, nothing else to acquire. The truth is that you will eventually become an old toy to the man that saw you naked. That man doesn't love you, he loves the sight of naked flesh against his own. That man doesn't love you, he loves the sound of tearing clothes. That man doesn't love you, he loves the taste of your soft skin in his mouth. The naked truth about men is that this doesn't apply to every man, but a grand majority of them. The naked truth about men is that it is hard to figure out which man is a good one and which ones are there to throw you away in 4 months and 6 days. The naked truth about men is that only 1 out of 10 men look good naked. And the naked truth about men is that 10 out of 10 men will like you naked.
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Dec 1, 2013
Dec 1, 2013 at 11:50 PM UTC
The naked truth about men
The naked truth about men is that they are ferocious creatures of the night, constantly preying on the lonely and the weak in hopes that they'll get laid and maybe rip a few hearts out in the process. They believe that if they consistently make the muscles in your face turn towards the sky that they can finally make your undergarments fall to the ground. The can stick their claws into the holes of your vertebrae and rip out the nerves wiring from your neck to your tailbone in one foul swoop. They will sink their teeth into your flesh and only tear at it inch by inch because they know you will become numb to them soon enough if they tear you apart too fast. But if they take their time to shred you to pieces inch by inch, the pain becomes almost as worse as the anticipation. The naked truth about men is that once they've seen you naked they think they own you; body and soul. They begin to taunt you with things like love and dinners just to see you naked again. However, you must comprehend that once they see you naked, a part of them dies inside because there is nothing left to explore. Everything leading up to your nakedness is just the chase of getting you naked. Once the act is accomplished there is nothing else to chase, nothing else to acquire. The truth is that you will eventually become an old toy to the man that saw you naked. That man doesn't love you, he loves the sight of naked flesh against his own. That man doesn't love you, he loves the sound of tearing clothes. That man doesn't love you, he loves the taste of your soft skin in his mouth. The naked truth about men is that this doesn't apply to every man, but a grand majority of them. The naked truth about men is that it is hard to figure out which man is a good one and which ones are there to throw you away in 4 months and 6 days. The naked truth about men is that only 1 out of 10 men look good naked. And the naked truth about men is that 10 out of 10 men will like you naked.
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we have washing. we always have washing, yet it is the dusting needs doing, behind where no one can see, except me with a torch.. so i label wiring, and wonder at it all.
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Sep 19, 2025
Sep 19, 2025 at 1:42 AM UTC
.wires.
It's hard out here for an automaton the sun is hot on my metal Over heats my copper wire Causes all manner of motor malfunctions System failures In cold winter days the residual wetness I step in shorts my circuits and shocks my partners I am fond of small coffee shop nooks with outlets. I don't need to travel too far to recharge And since I'm so shiny often briefcases and lipstick come around sit their lattes on my discarded instruction manual pages To offer me oil I will let them insert the Nettie *** shaped disk where they choose it's rough being a clock work boy I set myself to operate at three hours before is necessary in case I'm distracted by some new upgrade or need to document another error message. they never write me back, bronze looks good on thigh plates I had this woman notice my key today protruding from my back the translucent panel showing into all my cogs and gears she said she wanted to turn it back, so she could see my program run it from the beginning again. I warned her, turning the key would only turn back me. I would rather let the program run on it's natural course, sure, I'll get closer to the end, but I'm a curious construct haven't seen the end of my functionality yet woman keep coming up and asking me to turn back the key and I am weak, but don't worry I said if I run out of energy, you can always turn the key back. I'll play it all over and you can remember. She didn't like the idea of doing the same thing over either she turned the key, waited for it to run out, left me on the doorstep for some other person to turn back on. it's hard out here for an automaton. the sun is hot on my metal over heating my copper wiring causing all manner of motor malfunctions and system failures.
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Nov 29, 2016
Nov 29, 2016 at 3:36 PM UTC
Clock work boy
It's hard out here for an automaton the sun is hot on my metal Over heats my copper wire Causes all manner of motor malfunctions System failures In cold winter days the residual wetness I step in shorts my circuits and shocks my partners I am fond of small coffee shop nooks with outlets. I don't need to travel too far to recharge And since I'm so shiny often briefcases and lipstick come around sit their lattes on my discarded instruction manual pages To offer me oil I will let them insert the Nettie *** shaped disk where they choose it's rough being a clock work boy I set myself to operate at three hours before is necessary in case I'm distracted by some new upgrade or need to document another error message. they never write me back, bronze looks good on thigh plates I had this woman notice my key today protruding from my back the translucent panel showing into all my cogs and gears she said she wanted to turn it back, so she could see my program run it from the beginning again. I warned her, turning the key would only turn back me. I would rather let the program run on it's natural course, sure, I'll get closer to the end, but I'm a curious construct haven't seen the end of my functionality yet woman keep coming up and asking me to turn back the key and I am weak, but don't worry I said if I run out of energy, you can always turn the key back. I'll play it all over and you can remember. She didn't like the idea of doing the same thing over either she turned the key, waited for it to run out, left me on the doorstep for some other person to turn back on. it's hard out here for an automaton. the sun is hot on my metal over heating my copper wiring causing all manner of motor malfunctions and system failures.
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Some of her wiring had come loose She had burnt out like toast left on too high a setting Now her brain needed a reboot It had come to this be plugged into a mainframe she did not feel a thing just a small sharp scratch and the pleasant scent of the oxygen mask wakes up a little blurry mouth a little furry but new connections made a few weeks on she can spark up a smile again an electro convulsive treat
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Dec 9, 2014
Dec 9, 2014 at 8:07 PM UTC
E.C.T.