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"zodiacs" poems
He is in love with questions And the lilting world of words, With the fabric of philosophy And the taste of fresh ideas. He is in love with the smell of green And the shifting sands of dreams, With the hunt for profound moments And the hunger-lust for purpose. He is in love with his books And the zodiacs cross the planet, With patterns of chain reactions And the way we cog and gear. He is in love with pools of stardust And fanciful notions of theory, With darkness, deep and coveted And the fabric it is made from. He is in love with one who left And the poisoned past he bathes in, With being perpetually lonesome And floating twixt life’s sabulous banks. He is in love with memories, and the universe, And nobody else. With my choking heart, I’m grasping at dust, And I am in love with him.
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Nov 20, 2012
Nov 20, 2012 at 7:10 PM UTC
He Is In Love
He is in love with questions, Little questions that she asks to him, And the lilting world of words, With the fabric of philosophy, Taste of fresh ideas, Interpretation of dreams and zodiacs, And definitely for her stupid riddles. But at the same moment He is in love with one who left, And the poisoned past he baths in, With being perpetually lonesome, In love with terrible yet beautiful memories, With darkness, deep and coveted, And holds scars for the one who left. But what is actually happening His soul is getting grey, On journey with black and white passengers. His body is getting **** With dusky heart and lightened mind. Sadness and madness has held him together, over and again.
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Mar 21, 2018
Mar 21, 2018 at 6:30 AM UTC
Grey Soul
you in perfect transparent translations 6 dimensional shapes rolling, falling, flying away. i have no idea who or what you are. remember that chinese place off old 66? i had no idea who i was then but i would do it a million times over again and again. schizophrenic eyes telephone conversations alternate zodiacs, tigers and sheep. piscean planning and piscean demise. dolores haze, her very essence left trampled on the page. she was such a beauty in those days. do you remember those san franciscan lies? they say it never rains but i see that it does all the time. i’m still staying there for all my life. sweet, sick little complexities there’s never a cycle you break. you were in a room rull of people who would meet your same fate. three before thirty you had no clue you’d lead the way. socially starved, you say? i guess i can’t deny it, but i’ll fight it.
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Aug 31, 2013
Aug 31, 2013 at 4:31 AM UTC
roadtrip 2010
spoon fed my keepsakes as nothing blots the sun so much you teach me how to cringe in spun sugar. the nape of your neck. gleefully, we usurp the thicket of our mild dementia. sullen joy equipped. a sumptuous dirge curdles the myth, your fins *** as troubadours, we malinger in the pith of our blunt fruit. crust removed from our daily bread. our basket of basilisks, bathe in stone. duel wielding our gazebos... we bivouac in our ambivalence, by turns we move. you tip toadstools as i milk maidens for their candelabras. our palominos run. we do violence to timpani and click mice. pc drifting in the cyberwocky. we transit the binary auto-bond and paste whats clip. blue thumbs thread cranberry noose. our ***** nods off. fronds of juniper and cannabis slap the window pane. throughwhich a *** mouse pounced on frond’s sway. startled, we move the furniture of our eastern proclivities. for thine is the kingdom of our discontent ! swing-shift lap-dogs, trundle west of the east village. smell of ****** and nag champa. idiots sting. idiots braid zodiacs with greasy fingers. [ indeed ] and you preach from your gut... ( your left breast     marvelous with taint) and saltwater taffy. we laugh again- at things     we have and now only harbor ghosts where the rain should have been. should have been. should have been. should have been. should have been. should have been. this is the new intimacy.
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Jun 5, 2013
Jun 5, 2013 at 7:03 AM UTC
Cranberry Noose
Weep with me, all you that read This little story; And know, for whom a tear you shed Death's self is sorry. 'Twas a child that so did thrive In grace and feature, As heaven and nature seemed to strive Which owned the creature. Years he numbered scarce thirteen When fates turned cruel, Yet three filled zodiacs had be been The stage's jewel; And did act what now we moan, Old men so duly, As, sooth, the parcae thought him one, He played so truly. So by error, so his fate They all consented; But viewing him since, alas too late, They have repented, And have sought to give new birth, In baths to steep him; But being so much too good for earth, Heaven vows to keep him.
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An Epitaph On A Child Of Queen Elizabeth's Chapel
I would be lying if I said I didn't check up on you. In the zodiacs, in the memoirs in my room, in my dreams. I can't deny anything I had ever done to make you unhappy, but I can tell this truth right now, before I go to bed.
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Apr 16, 2016
Apr 16, 2016 at 6:22 AM UTC
I Can't Deny
To my young eyes To my innocent heart I remember the world was a blueprint on canvas It was a dream undreamt It was a song unsung As if in a crib, I looked about me at the stars of the cities Constellations of people hung about Their wounds and aches, joys and laughter, were the myths Like the Zodiacs, groups of these people Could define a person Yet believing myself undefined, I strode out from shelter Fearless Untamed, I ventured to find my purpose A purpose that would shake the mountain Rain down the ash of winter Smother the pits below my dreams Cull the nightmares that stoke my fears I waited I waited, I waited I tell you the waiting became my purpose Finally, there, in the clutch of time, I found my calling I will tell you all of the waiting I will tell you, don't wait... Don't wait for the door to ring or the latch to unlock Do not wait for the song to play or the band to sit Open the door Be the composer Be the pilot of your dreams, be the chieftain, be the god While waiting for what I could be I saw everyone else become With the zeal of their hearts I saw them build, I saw them grow This one built a nest That one stitched a doll Now the doll's a mannequin and my waiting missed the change I waited for the waiting to end I waited for the wanting to decide I waited for foe or friend I waited until there was nothing left inside Where is the zeal of my heart The timbre of my soul I lost the sight, the sound, the love because waiting took its toll...
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Jan 21, 2022
Jan 21, 2022 at 8:45 PM UTC
Zeal of the Heart...
As the sun sets, It gently caresses her face And her freckles, Mimic stars With plenty of zodiacs to trace All the while, Her eyes entwine into galaxies Infinite stories in place And all I want to do Is just stare in awe Wonderstruck, Sensing each and every heart beat race
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Apr 16, 2018
Apr 16, 2018 at 7:58 AM UTC
Wonderstruck.
Pick up the fragments that belong in the basket of the self even while the world suggests what’s retrieved should be shamed an assault where none is meant pharisees err in response when curative is the intent for the traveler off the path beware gatekeepers of all stripes the outsider or close ally denying unity sought within as the holy guards the breach the victim cast as miscreant targeted to save the group on the altar of the right still the splinters must be amassed the shards echo rainbow hues scattered on the floor of life spectrums hidden are reclaimed the stacked result fills the sky stars embodied in the depths collected with a net of tears zodiacs reflect the self shining brighter than distress. © 2018. Sean Green. All Rights Reserved. 20180913.
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Sep 13, 2018
Sep 13, 2018 at 9:34 PM UTC
Fragments
Puttering, Muttering 7:00 am-ish, House creaking, Motors rumbling, In the kitchen, Woman puttering. In bed, Undercovering, Blanket clutching, Zodiacs singing, "Stay, just a little bit longer, Your daddy won't mind," Me, agreeing, totally. Body on/off dozing, Visions glimpses, recalling, Mind softly muttering, *Who was that earlier, Waking, walking in the dark, In the hallway corridors of art, Fingers caressing the paintings sensually?* T'was, you fool, night walking! Eager for the Ephemeral, The ectasy chance of embracing disaster, Then, recording same in word wit, In a desperate attempt, Inspiration, to give and get! Should our paths embrace, In hallways, real or otherwise, Play with me, take my hand, Join me in my muttering, Upon me do your puttering, Together, we will conjure From the mundane, from the beauty, From knowing the unknown, Something artistic. But first, coffee.
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Jun 19, 2013
Jun 19, 2013 at 5:34 PM UTC
Puttering, Muttering, In Cahooting
When we stopped at the mission The cracked Adobe was a message from god Saying, Centuries are just cracks in the stone, my world runs on diamonds and hydrocarbons On charming interactions On moments of synchronicity On rubbing out heat to be dissatisfied into the void To give feed for the new ones In the feral zodiacs. She frowned at this answer, said she wanted something less ethereal, Something tight to clutch Like the Parthenon's Corinthian columns Or the great gables of a Neverending tabernacle She was a greedy and godly girl I was stupified, staring intently at the cracks Asking what strange beings were created in between Tracing the canyon routes with my hands, pressing the palm against the grooves They were warm with lost sunshine, they had dust and life and creatures of God that sought not the gaze of us, but the eternal love of the dark I have neglected many times this fact of life, pretending to be a stone in a world of pulsating flesh Wanting to be abused eternally in exchange for experience To be Boulder-- With granite cheeks and dusted neck With cobalt eyes and chiseled chest Tectonic movement, sparring feet And left forever towards the seas.
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Jan 2, 2019
Jan 2, 2019 at 2:08 PM UTC
Intermission
To Where Tyrolean aurochs graze in cools of lapis prairie , I have come, In A Balthazar of star- led zeal, my scarlet hunter flown from urban zodiacs of anxious ports, of ailing townships steaming in their millioned yellow orders, shackled sick beneath the mountain's boot. Through dim grimmiores of softwood press I sleeve, In sympathies of woad to glean the narrative of under_ storey, bourne to earn my Eagle . I chance to know the trip of wind kissed, sinuous on beaufort scales balanced on a fingers edge to turn October into wine.
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Oct 20, 2017
Oct 20, 2017 at 6:53 PM UTC
Headland
The stars may have names Past their prime Living in a different time Living in a world Different to my own Yet intrinsically the same A human experience Fabricated in existence Of melodies and zodiacs The constellations, the coincidences Entropy in the skies Awed by the distance Between myself and theme I feel so small and insignificant I could cross the lands I could cross the seas And yet I would not be able to cross the heavens I follow the starlight Until it turns lime Until the stars turn to stone And I can follow them on a boardwalk All the way to the big top And the young old gods Who live under the big top Of sloth and *** Prayed to by their fans For their conflated talents We call them Stars And they are called stars for a reason Sparkling, dazzling Intangible, infallible Humanity is its own sort of chaos Its own sort of entropy Constellations and mythologies But not for millions But not for millennia But for decades But for days Until mortality meets immortality Death doesn't discriminate But immortality Is very selective It will elect Only the best Only the classics Just like the stars Which sprawl and scatter Through the sublime heavens With a meek tongue I sing A song Not sung My own Written
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Feb 11, 2018
Feb 11, 2018 at 6:16 PM UTC
Untitled 92
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Jul 16, 2016
Jul 16, 2016 at 3:04 AM UTC
Workidoubt
Stars a blaze in all there glory, tell of time, of later years through story. Start of suns collapsed and died, across the skies some shoot leaving suprise. The earth began many suns ago, stars now litter the skies, to guide us far below. On a clear night look up to the skies, reflecting moon light before the sun will rise. Fifty million years from start to collapse, not knowing how much time has lapsed. The sun will one day loose its heat, then into a star, joining others in retreat. Constellations many light years away, Mark our births from what zodiacs play. To mark that day at night is so clear, mapping what time by which constellations so near. Stars a blaze in all there glory, tell of time, of later years through story. Start of suns collapsed and died, across the skies some shoot leaving suprise.
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Dec 4, 2017
Dec 4, 2017 at 3:34 PM UTC
NEBULA...
The sky is a face full of freckles My face is the sky My arms extensions of the universe full of dotted lines I look up and see myself, see my limbs stretch over the earth Those freckles tell stories Some have faded into the past Others getting brighter before dimming out As I get older the sky seems bigger But it also seems more empty Whole constellations clouded from view No pictures to see No movies on screen My north star facing precession And zodiacs shifting The sky is a face And my face is the sky The sky is always changing But still a star am I
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Apr 7, 2018
Apr 7, 2018 at 12:30 PM UTC
Sky Full of Freckles