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"worldy" poems
Knowing that history repeats itself and to define a fool is also repitition Theres madness stacked in minds of many on a shelf mankinds unordinary fatal condition Our generation is falling while temporal worldy attainment rises Technology renewed us into babies, crawling to the new updated components that buys us So blend up the world and fit it in your cup i hope you choke on the faithless future that fuels you Dont get out of bed dont wake up when you dont know how to The spirit of this race was depleted when the disease of identities was treated
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 11:36 PM UTC
Sonnet of our Generation
she bleeds, hard and dark, bitterwords and angry scowls, from the depths of her lazyboy chair. age has stolen her laughter, wit and compassion.... pain is her worldy possesion, it blinds her to all else. she used to laugh and smile and i miss that, so much, and i wish that, my boy would have those memories but we have become, the whipping boy, to her frailty, her scroogelike attitudes, her impatience to, be done with it all.... this is my sacrifice, my burden, willingly, lovingly, shared by my lover and child... but, oh! somedays, it is like, carrying a bag, overfull, of sharded glass, that pierces my back and stabs at my heart.
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Dec 10, 2014
Dec 10, 2014 at 5:16 PM UTC
tough...love...tough
There're times that I ended up conmparing myself to others I tried to refocus my life to where their eyes were I tried to reason out to God what my desires are And even tried to ran away from the Great Commission. No one could ever tell you that you are called by God, It is God Himself who can call you out For you to surrender, it was God's movement to tap you. I realized how blessed I am, Of course, there're always situations that binds my eyes But the worldy desires do not satisfy my inner soul. Indeed, I am blessed To have Jesus accepted in my heart And I know that my faith in him is authentic. God has blessed us with wonderful things And Satan has stolen our identity in Christ He became jealous of how God wants to make us With His very own image. My life is different, not because I am unique But because God is with me Yes, I do fail; it's a guarantee But God never sees me as failure, but a victor! It was a random thought, But it's not a misery at all I know God is in control.
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Nov 3, 2014
Nov 3, 2014 at 8:53 AM UTC
The Higher Calling
I see my kins dancing and laughing in unision but I crave the silence - the forgotten sound of reverie. Am I a part of their worldy communion or is my world simply a lonesome treachery? © fey (10/07/22)
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Jul 10, 2022
Jul 10, 2022 at 12:57 PM UTC
Solitude
I found a man of great Tilly stock, And asked him for a frilly walk, Unto which he said he’ll tell The way to Heaven and the way to Hell. “Pimply weaves of basket bread, And a golden goose upon the head; Let it squawk with plumpy feathers With that you’ll relinquish worldy tethers.” Frowned up in loofy days, “Sir tell me of your ghangly ways!” I loosed and cried; simply confused “Worry not my sun and moon your muse! For water is a half-penny to a tree, And snickle-snacks don’t sell for free. Yet if you must know of my tale, Then sit there yonder and make a trail.” However Sir, I am not meek I have no cunning for the week. “Your tale I do not wish to know, Simply tell me which way to go!” Crimpets high and yellow traps, “You’ll lose yourself with the bats. Go up; go down with nickle fritz, Beware to lose yourself upon the blitz For in rush and haste there in gleeb, Wear ignorance for the trancy steed. I let loose of many brumble yunk, To sail for seas I never thunk Yet wax and wane for waves ah-do, And loose bracknees in multitude. Traverse tall grass and shundy groves And you’ll lose those things you thought you loathe.” “My oh my old man I sigh, For those things be near nor nigh.” And with that I give my sullen reply And turned and a bid a fair goodbye. Yet upon reminiscence I bade in lye, And whim my eye not to cry. For in the tall tale of thy, Taught I was to live; not die. Question not a method sly. But he mumbled and grumbled, Though he never stumbled. Living for him he never frumbled. Many days he spent catching geese, Upon a head knit with fleece. OH! I should have let him talk; not cease For to iron a book you can use yeast. Heaven to Hell dived by two, Heed the old man and crux with yew. And ewe and ewe will catch the flu Sheep don’t lead in a society so true.
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Mar 6, 2012
Mar 6, 2012 at 1:08 PM UTC
Perhaps Per Not
I found a man of great Tilly stock, And asked him for a frilly walk, Unto which he said he’ll tell The way to Heaven and the way to Hell. “Pimply weaves of basket bread, And a golden goose upon the head; Let it squawk with plumpy feathers With that you’ll relinquish worldy tethers.” Frowned up in loofy days, “Sir tell me of your ghangly ways!” I loosed and cried; simply confused “Worry not my sun and moon your muse! For water is a half-penny to a tree, And snickle-snacks don’t sell for free. Yet if you must know of my tale, Then sit there yonder and make a trail.” However Sir, I am not meek I have no cunning for the week. “Your tale I do not wish to know, Simply tell me which way to go!” Crimpets high and yellow traps, “You’ll lose yourself with the bats. Go up; go down with nickle fritz, Beware to lose yourself upon the blitz For in rush and haste there in gleeb, Wear ignorance for the trancy steed. I let loose of many brumble yunk, To sail for seas I never thunk Yet wax and wane for waves ah-do, And loose bracknees in multitude. Traverse tall grass and shundy groves And you’ll lose those things you thought you loathe.” “My oh my old man I sigh, For those things be near nor nigh.” And with that I give my sullen reply And turned and a bid a fair goodbye. Yet upon reminiscence I bade in lye, And whim my eye not to cry. For in the tall tale of thy, Taught I was to live; not die. Question not a method sly. But he mumbled and grumbled, Though he never stumbled. Living for him he never frumbled. Many days he spent catching geese, Upon a head knit with fleece. OH! I should have let him talk; not cease For to iron a book you can use yeast. Heaven to Hell dived by two, Heed the old man and crux with yew. And ewe and ewe will catch the flu Sheep don’t lead in a society so true.
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Turning up and down in the wind-every single crane I folded On the seventeenth day of the fifth month I took you to go see the gardens To see the orchids bloom White Purple and blue Hanging leaves Trees like statues on a night without wind The ghost festival It was dark in the perfumed gardens Velvet purple sky We sat and listened to the far off music The sound of drums Traveling along the gurgling river Sitting down on the edge of a rock You were laughing and smoking one of my cigarettes Those wisps of smoke curling around And the flick flick of your ash on a rock You thought you were so cool sitting there like Joplin, all strung out and white looking like Courtney love Your knee high socks Are smeared in mud and pollen Just then the music all stopped at the festival down the river Except for some lone flute playing a haunting other-worldy melody As we sat looking on the calm purple waters The children and old women took small paper boats with candles inside The mothers and the fathers The sisters and cousins Uncles and brothers All knee deep in the darkened waters Pushing those small glowing ships down the river Leading all those lost souls and spirits The ghosts of this year's dead flowing out to sea Like a fleet of stars they slowly drifted Water reflecting the hundreds of candles That crescent moon looked so right above the spirits I watched them clear the bend - Without taking a breath- Until you laughed and flicked your cigarette **** into the still water Ripples of moonlight Talking about yourself in the dark Somewhere down the river the music started again
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Jan 20, 2012
Jan 20, 2012 at 5:16 AM UTC
The Stone Village
Turning up and down in the wind-every single crane I folded On the seventeenth day of the fifth month I took you to go see the gardens To see the orchids bloom White Purple and blue Hanging leaves Trees like statues on a night without wind The ghost festival It was dark in the perfumed gardens Velvet purple sky We sat and listened to the far off music The sound of drums Traveling along the gurgling river Sitting down on the edge of a rock You were laughing and smoking one of my cigarettes Those wisps of smoke curling around And the flick flick of your ash on a rock You thought you were so cool sitting there like Joplin, all strung out and white looking like Courtney love Your knee high socks Are smeared in mud and pollen Just then the music all stopped at the festival down the river Except for some lone flute playing a haunting other-worldy melody As we sat looking on the calm purple waters The children and old women took small paper boats with candles inside The mothers and the fathers The sisters and cousins Uncles and brothers All knee deep in the darkened waters Pushing those small glowing ships down the river Leading all those lost souls and spirits The ghosts of this year's dead flowing out to sea Like a fleet of stars they slowly drifted Water reflecting the hundreds of candles That crescent moon looked so right above the spirits I watched them clear the bend - Without taking a breath- Until you laughed and flicked your cigarette **** into the still water Ripples of moonlight Talking about yourself in the dark Somewhere down the river the music started again
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emptiness floating on a soft breeze;          gently sweeping the surface,                    the world is ingested. envy, the one wholly pure remnant,          is sacredly held by the breeze;                    it becomes everything. proceeded by greed of the empty,             the worldy consumption is                   everything as nothing. existence is jealousy alive within a             gust of melancholy winds,                      sifting through the infinte abyss of everything that is             whole; the entity of true                      whollyness residing within the boundaries of all that            is confined by emptiness:                 everything as nothing. logic and analysis aren't existent.         time rests in nowhere land.                              envy is god. may the lord repent me for my sins?
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Jan 12, 2013
Jan 12, 2013 at 12:32 AM UTC
Envy is God
We deny the right, and accept the wrong without a single question asked. When it comes to worldy desires, we want it all, and more. It's pleasure to the human body, yet we don't realize, God is the only treasure. Lies overcome us, while lust destroy's us. We break to tiny pieces like glass when it falls Shattered all over the place but really, who can fix this? my dear, only God can fix this aching pain, put every piece right where it shall stay for God will pieces to look more than new.
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Sep 26, 2013
Sep 26, 2013 at 9:30 PM UTC
Ignorant
Manic spells have gripped him well the ups and downs his worthy crown Kingly view, but worldy hue He doesn't find much laughter. He slew his enemies, with righteous idignation, But wealth, (it seems) is the mightiest nation. (...) Hesitation. Is He worthy? (Of his crown) Can he lead? (His children) ... reflecting, The war begins. He smiles, he grins. "We win" Past sins... Hold no weight; When the path is straight & narrow Firey arrows... Quenched!? With which whench? Hath hitch hence! Another False-pretense. "Such non-sense" ... "Haha shutup" ^-^ ... He picksup' Hisword. *(Honed. Sharp. An Awe-inspiring, blade of Legend.)* And counts the costs of the reward. How can He afford. To not: See?
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Dec 13, 2014
Dec 13, 2014 at 1:44 AM UTC
child King
It’s horrible, you know. Not having a home, I mean. My feet want to grow roots, and just when they sprout, I have to rip them up           And start the process over again. The place of my childhood is not where I belong anymore It is comfortable in an odd, other-worldy, dream-like sense. The place I now sleep will be different tomorrow.           I am a nomad, with no place to call my own.           Sometimes I wish I didn’t desire a safe place to call mine. Home is where the heart is, they say.           My heart belongs to no one.                     Not anymore, anyway. I used to believe that I had given it away,           But I hadn’t,                          Or maybe it was thrown back at me                                      I can’t seem to remember.                                     But I still feel the pain, and I remember that I don’t want to remember.                   But in my dreams I can recall it all.                              They are like nightmares, reminding me that I don’t belong                              And that running won’t save me. I wish I had a home, a heart to call mine, friendships nearby,            And a warm fire to bring life back to my weary bones. But it’s raining now, and I need to find shelter. So I’ve got to go, I doubt I’ll return. I won’t ask you to remember me, Though I’ll remember the empty space that you might’ve once filled.
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Apr 22, 2013
Apr 22, 2013 at 7:06 PM UTC
I Don't Have A Home (Anymore)
It’s horrible, you know. Not having a home, I mean. My feet want to grow roots, and just when they sprout, I have to rip them up           And start the process over again. The place of my childhood is not where I belong anymore It is comfortable in an odd, other-worldy, dream-like sense. The place I now sleep will be different tomorrow.           I am a nomad, with no place to call my own.           Sometimes I wish I didn’t desire a safe place to call mine. Home is where the heart is, they say.           My heart belongs to no one.                     Not anymore, anyway. I used to believe that I had given it away,           But I hadn’t,                          Or maybe it was thrown back at me                                      I can’t seem to remember.                                     But I still feel the pain, and I remember that I don’t want to remember.                   But in my dreams I can recall it all.                              They are like nightmares, reminding me that I don’t belong                              And that running won’t save me. I wish I had a home, a heart to call mine, friendships nearby,            And a warm fire to bring life back to my weary bones. But it’s raining now, and I need to find shelter. So I’ve got to go, I doubt I’ll return. I won’t ask you to remember me, Though I’ll remember the empty space that you might’ve once filled.
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The base of everything is black And behind my eyelids. Splashes of exotic colors Explosions like firecrackers. I know everything I am everything And everything knows me And everything is me. Whirring lines of transfiguration Not tangible images But the core of each thing It's essence. No bodies. No thoughts. No ideas. Just knowing And being. Each depth I understand And beyond that depth, I understand And going down deeper, I still understand. And it's endless Like an abyss Except less black And more yes, yes, yes. Sounds are accents to colors But not necessary For everything is connected So everything knows And to what are words? Nothing but nothing There are no words here... When everything knows And is, everything. Lights, lots of lights Coinciding with color And creating sound With it's slap of bright And splatter of life. There are more colors than I remember When my body was mine. There are sounds I think exist But I could never hear them before. Rumbling, rolling. There are lights so bright I can see souls Even though I all ready knew they were there. Free-falling And floating at the same time While being rooted To everything. There's a buzzing over the flesh of the universe Ripple-like effects of wavey buzzes Touching each thing. And I feel it all in my center And it's on fire But so wet. And it spreads out in a beat like a heart; all over me Because I am everything. No shapes and sizes No differentiating from each thing The lines are blurred The edges blending together Everything is one But still each thing individually connected. I understand And I take this understanding back with me When I melt back into my fingers and toes And join the worldy world With a universe of understanding.
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Jan 24, 2011
Jan 24, 2011 at 1:00 PM UTC
"Hyperspace" - The magical sense of the word
The base of everything is black And behind my eyelids. Splashes of exotic colors Explosions like firecrackers. I know everything I am everything And everything knows me And everything is me. Whirring lines of transfiguration Not tangible images But the core of each thing It's essence. No bodies. No thoughts. No ideas. Just knowing And being. Each depth I understand And beyond that depth, I understand And going down deeper, I still understand. And it's endless Like an abyss Except less black And more yes, yes, yes. Sounds are accents to colors But not necessary For everything is connected So everything knows And to what are words? Nothing but nothing There are no words here... When everything knows And is, everything. Lights, lots of lights Coinciding with color And creating sound With it's slap of bright And splatter of life. There are more colors than I remember When my body was mine. There are sounds I think exist But I could never hear them before. Rumbling, rolling. There are lights so bright I can see souls Even though I all ready knew they were there. Free-falling And floating at the same time While being rooted To everything. There's a buzzing over the flesh of the universe Ripple-like effects of wavey buzzes Touching each thing. And I feel it all in my center And it's on fire But so wet. And it spreads out in a beat like a heart; all over me Because I am everything. No shapes and sizes No differentiating from each thing The lines are blurred The edges blending together Everything is one But still each thing individually connected. I understand And I take this understanding back with me When I melt back into my fingers and toes And join the worldy world With a universe of understanding.
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Art is like worshiping god With the purest of intention Of surrendering to master Pouring the love in the form of art as a mark of devotion Art is melting oneself to the mould of the form Lifting the soul to reach beyond the worldy consideration Art is beauty in the eyes of the artist It is love beyond comparison It is promise unbreakable It is the faith and believe of one's existence No rewards and recognitions matter When it's deeply pursued from heart Love and devotion feeds the soul When cherised in the form of art Manisha
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Jul 31, 2015
Jul 31, 2015 at 1:04 PM UTC
God in Art
She had me pushed up against a wall, And so many wishes fell a part, I could not count the thoughts that left me, Nor could I count or comprehend the way I felt, I could grasp and guess at it, As though some moonlit, angelic, breath had wrapt itself around my neck, in such a lifely grasp, Nothing that could **** but everything that could do the opposite, She told me a story, and so many other stories that I can not remember with lips, such imperfect lips, and such hard hitting silence, Against this wall, it was another life, another living, a dream Inside places, worldy, unimaginable places that can only exist in moments, everything leaves you but a graceful moment. Memories of perfect moments, stop themselves against mindful windows and scenery, landscapes, and lovely melodies, They pin themselves so tragically against against a fate that will be forgotten, I am grateful, and in a dreary storm of longing for these moments full of perfection, are stuck with smiles archived and buried upon themselves, To reach and grasp, empty handed, convinced and frightened, I reach out for something, quite the something, That, can no longer be reached out for.
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Oct 20, 2012
Oct 20, 2012 at 5:03 PM UTC
Lactose and Longing
"I'm a big fan of the way you breathe," I said. He smiled. Anyone else would be taken aback and thrown my loneliness into my face. "I appreciate the fact that you exist," I continued. His eyes looked at my eyes, but that wasn't the whole story. Not quite. Because once the delicious visual receptors in his gummy pink brain receive my Natalie signal of recognition, it's as if his linguistic region wants to talk to the operator in my linguistic region, and they strike up a lovely lively convo about colors, and the weather, and how **** fine the oxygen feels today. He never says much with his sounds or voice box, maybe because his voice box is sore, or maybe because he's embarrassed of his voice, or maybe still because his neural impulses and chemical signals can not be properly conveyed with the noises and syllabel patterns found in a human language. I like to think that his thinking is so complex yet pure and beautiful that any other mind could not possibly comprehend or appreciate its magnitude. I like to think that he has every answer to every inquisition ever; he is omniscient. Other-worldy. A religion in his own who does not wish to save others but to merely observe, unbiasedly and make me sink into the depths of admiration and flood my bloodstream with oxytocin. What a man.
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May 9, 2012
May 9, 2012 at 7:20 PM UTC
Discussion
softly... lost in idle despair simple it is to be so removed from all worldy considerations from all sense of worthiness if for just a while ------- ------- and then: HUMAN PRIDE! GREAT THINGS! ---- ---- such self indulgence neither heals nor repairs truer feelings merge with the desire for the sublime AND RIGHT ON TIME! wait a while longer and the earth itself shall die out of the hell of indifference!!!!!! heros emerging you and i
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Aug 13, 2010
Aug 13, 2010 at 10:27 AM UTC
love songs lost sons and i
they came to **** the silent ones to carve their ugly piece of history to stab the soul of our humanity until no glimpse of life remained who came like thieves in the night to pull the covers off worldy beds to hurl their misery like atomic fall out until we all knew now we were dead where paper defenses stood not the time the innocent lamented with no support and blood flowed endless down the streets until no life was left to bleed they came dressed in their business suits had technological manners in things they said and masses of people fell fast in the line for hidden agendas too soon to know and then before the world took notice they left behind a world in ruins and spots of life were left buried deep within the lost ones crying out in pain they came and cursed all that of divinity held close to heart the one in Hell, and ripped apart the humanity fabric till tears of acid fell from darkened faces but one who stood the test of time the one who died for all to live rose up and called for a heavenly father who split the clouds and rained down hope the ones dressed smartly in a devils design screamed out for mercy, but none to find and a man and women came forth to witness that once again our spirits soared in this harsh ending there came a light that shown so bright our eyes could see and everyday a new beginning from ash into eternal destiny
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Feb 13, 2011
Feb 13, 2011 at 6:25 AM UTC
From Ash Into Eternal Destiny
Where oh where is my worldy wisdom That can set this place straight Why oh why should we wait to change When the ball is in motion – technically circulation What man will decide to be god and Direct all these direction less folk Back to their hometowns New roads or Uncharted sees I don’t think I have lived the happiest days of my life yet I guess I am waiting for her to say “Travel with me” Because, I’m afraid If I ask her and she said “no” For whatever reason I accept and understand I’d still have to go No matter the season And if and when, that time comes and it happens And I fall madly in love deep into my voyage This is the day, I will take my god a little more seriously Seriously.
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Jun 19, 2014
Jun 19, 2014 at 5:54 PM UTC
Love, Wisdom & Travel
Immortal and undecaying these poems, I know, shall die one day; one day all fame and immortality shall fall flat among the debris. The Keokaradang, the Himalayas, the Twin Tower and the Great Wall of China shall be flying in the air like the light dry skins of onions. The eyes of Newton and Einstein shall be upturned; upon those eyes, the blue ashes of the utterly destroyed stars shall be falling down ceaselessly. Alas, where will be lost for ever science, technology, art, literature, music and paintings earned through thousand years! When these poems will die one day; when all fame and immortality shall fall flat one day among the debris; when the Keokaradang, the Himalayas, the Twin Tower and the Great Wall of China will be flying in the air like the light dry skins of onions; when the eyes of Newton and Einstein will be upturned; when upon those eyes, the blue ashes of the utterly destroyed stars will be falling down ceaselessly; alas, when where will be lost for ever science, technology, art, literature, music and paintings earned through thousand years; that day, o God, pour down those poems into my soul, listening to which, all the nymphs and inhabitants of Paradise will start dancing in joy. I walk bearing such a soul which plays like a flute, sings like a cuckoo, runs stirring murmuring sounds like a spring and dances unfolding its feathers like a pea-cock. If I were not submerged utterly into the darkness of the worldy life, my soul would play such a way, your sky would start trembling; it would sing such a way, the passers-by would remain standing by speechless; it would run stirring murmuring sound such a way, poems after poems would fall down into the souls of the poets; and it would dance unfolding its feathers such a way, the eyes of the beauty-lovers would be dazzled in wonder. My soul is, as it were, a cuckoo who has mistakenly entered a city; he sings songs but the outcry of the machine-monsters does not let them enter the ears of lords and ladies.
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Dec 13, 2015
Dec 13, 2015 at 11:59 AM UTC
Song of a Suppressed Soul
Immortal and undecaying these poems, I know, shall die one day; one day all fame and immortality shall fall flat among the debris. The Keokaradang, the Himalayas, the Twin Tower and the Great Wall of China shall be flying in the air like the light dry skins of onions. The eyes of Newton and Einstein shall be upturned; upon those eyes, the blue ashes of the utterly destroyed stars shall be falling down ceaselessly. Alas, where will be lost for ever science, technology, art, literature, music and paintings earned through thousand years! When these poems will die one day; when all fame and immortality shall fall flat one day among the debris; when the Keokaradang, the Himalayas, the Twin Tower and the Great Wall of China will be flying in the air like the light dry skins of onions; when the eyes of Newton and Einstein will be upturned; when upon those eyes, the blue ashes of the utterly destroyed stars will be falling down ceaselessly; alas, when where will be lost for ever science, technology, art, literature, music and paintings earned through thousand years; that day, o God, pour down those poems into my soul, listening to which, all the nymphs and inhabitants of Paradise will start dancing in joy. I walk bearing such a soul which plays like a flute, sings like a cuckoo, runs stirring murmuring sounds like a spring and dances unfolding its feathers like a pea-cock. If I were not submerged utterly into the darkness of the worldy life, my soul would play such a way, your sky would start trembling; it would sing such a way, the passers-by would remain standing by speechless; it would run stirring murmuring sound such a way, poems after poems would fall down into the souls of the poets; and it would dance unfolding its feathers such a way, the eyes of the beauty-lovers would be dazzled in wonder. My soul is, as it were, a cuckoo who has mistakenly entered a city; he sings songs but the outcry of the machine-monsters does not let them enter the ears of lords and ladies.
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It takes what it takes to know what to take and to detect what is fake. If disappointment is a reality, who says it cant be double-crossed? If its a one man's world, who needs a double-bank? If its either cheat or be cheated, who needs to be caught up in a double-bind? Whats ***** shocks much more than the findings of the sherlocks All they say is, "no **** but whose really taking the hit? when all we can think of is taking to our heels in a fleet Joining the contest at its hottest drives us to the binge at our adeptest Mistakes are abound and everywhere promises are airbound suffocating the area we surround Russian is a scrambled language just as my cuban rainguage reverts us into ice age We are all elements soaked into worldy commitments to meet our societal requirements Love is not a physical duty enjoyed in a ladies ***** via packaged protection zooty A life aint gat nine its not everytime things will be fine all sectors needs you to brace-up and hoist your catline.
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Apr 16, 2014
Apr 16, 2014 at 1:48 PM UTC
Nine
Beyond the boundaries of time, And the space for constant contact, Or the clusterfuck that becomes the mind, And the way the lines of lives developing Seem to lose parallels and begin to contrast, Beyond the need or feel to act, Or to attend to tact, Pretensions unneeded in the face of facts, Beyond the answers not given, The questions, not asked, The niches of the heart, That fill and flood with other parts, And other people, Beyond the lies of the insidious, The worries, seeking to make one wary, The woes of trials faced in silence, The doubt, screaming loud of worthlessness, Beyond the disquiet, Attempting to build walls between, Dividing the entity from the worldy plane, And all other beings, We build strings, made of titanium, As strong as the crust of neutron stars, Connections that flourish, Ties that extend, and refuse to be severed, Bonds that live lifetimes; Beyond... forever.
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May 22, 2021
May 22, 2021 at 4:45 PM UTC
"Beyond, Forever" - Chris'Nell
This world is a rotten carcass, its seekers are dogs Infact, worse than dogs as dogs love their master But you forgot God in the love of a fleeting illusion So God has left you wandering in the mire of nihilism Every atheist is deaf dumb and blind, worse than a donkey He mistakes his state of confusion for enlightenment So let the arrogant people celebrate worldy progress It will all be leveled to dust, as every civilization before You people will destroy yourselves with your own hand
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May 19, 2022
May 19, 2022 at 6:53 AM UTC
Flee to God
All a person wants Is money and fame The world we live in Allows everything therein What we want, what they want The war for worldly treasures What we do, What they do Nothing else, just for pleasure He who sees and listens mankind From above, from below, from right and left Feels for the sick with theft Because He knows we are to return to Him For He knows our ***** souls that lie within He knows what we see and hear He knows too what we swallow or bear He knows what we think and say He knows too if we drink and play Neither of you will be blessed, He says And every evil doer in fear then prays Oh God, let open the gates of heaven for us Oh God, your disgrace will never be caused by us Then still, all a person would want Would be money and fame They'd be at war for worldy treasures Nothing else, just for pleasure
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Feb 22, 2015
Feb 22, 2015 at 5:20 AM UTC
Worldly
she was of another world far outside my reach a flamingo in the mountains with color that doesn't quite fit in but without, would leave my world so dull. she was of another world but greeted as if we'd met like black rhino's in the bush so careful with her bowing horns as she placed her cheeks on mine with tenderness only she could show. she was of another world a greener more humid place lush of unfurled ferns and pollen covered leaves where foraging for fruit is foreshortened, and bounty builds with ease   she was of another world a place i never knew showing me the world at large showing me her world too
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Feb 26, 2017
Feb 26, 2017 at 4:38 PM UTC
another worldy she
it's like for a few hours no one is living not dead,just living in the now. troubles have been left home like the wives,kids and parents of most. Young pretty mouthwatering females everywhere. Truly women will be the end of men everyone is looking and searching for that perfect one. but who finds love in this worldly place. No,l take it back l found love is this worldy place and the only thing stiff is not my neck. everyone see's her,l can see the hunger in their eyes l did not know her name but l decided to call her Friday for her body is down the week and her legs are like a smooth stick. l wish you could have seen her yourself for beauty is in the eye of the beholder but l feel like l have the eyes of the earth on my shoulder. if tonight l do not dream of my flawless empress something must be wrong. for she is not a muse for a rhyme but for a song. her whole body shakes when she walks like she is playing ping-pong. and every time l steal a glance my heart skips a gong. l try to look for the last time at my bottle shaped Delilah but she catches me looking and with one wink my heart beats like a song by metro booming
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Nov 15, 2017
Nov 15, 2017 at 2:45 PM UTC
Her name is Friday