So. This is my contribution to this weeks TOP. It's not really on prompt, but I liked it. I've been inspired to write love-y dove-y poetry as of late, although this is darker than I intended. Questions, comments and constructive criticisms are always welcome.
Rain cascading down car windows
Mimics the feeling pouring inside
Eyes close for the space of a moment
A lone tear silently escapes
Forging a path of heart break, loneliness and grief
Splashing into a pool of love, lust and desire
Ripples on the pristine waters
Upset the fragile balance
Sending lives spinning into chaos
Unexplained emotions bubble to the surface
Never say never when it comes to matters of the heart
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19 May 2009
08 May 2009
TOP
So. I couldn't think of a poem for this weeks TOP, but I did have a small bit of a poem come to me. I've had... an interesting... almost two weeks with a new beau, and this poem popped in my head. It's probably not finished, but I am going to go ahead a put it on here. Mayhap it's to your liking. It is untitled and unfinished as of yet.
Questions, comments and criticisms are always welcome and encouraged.
You’ve been on my mind for a while Our chance meeting stapled to the wall A mural painted with burning inks Late nights draw cinnamon shadows Photographs of conversations taste of coffee You’ve stolen my soul not yet my heart
You’ve been on my mind for a while Our chance meeting stapled to the wall A mural painted with burning inks Late nights draw cinnamon shadows Photographs of conversations taste of coffee You’ve stolen my soul not yet my heart
22 April 2009
TOP Quotation
So. My poem for this week didn't quite turn out how I expected. It went from being a poem inspired by one of my favorite quotations, to a poem against Fundamentalist Christianity. So. Yeah. It's supposed to be read in a mildly sarcastic light.
The quotation is: "We desire nothing so much as what we ought not to have." -Publilius Syrus
On to the poem. Questions, Comments and Criticisms are always welcome and encouraged.
(Desire is the Devil’s Work)
We are all Sinners and Saints Alike, none more pure than the next We crave mortal pleasures, Lust, Gluttony, Greed, The downfall of our perceived Righteousness, the epitome Of transgressions against The Crown.
We are invincible believers, Our offenses are redeemed By the Blood of the Innocent, The slaughtered, sacrificial Lamb, We deface His memory With the lechery of commercialization, Overtones of avarice, and the eager Insatiability of childish exuberance.
We pay lip service to our beloved Creator, ignoring His commands, Instead eating of the forbidden fruit. There’s ignorance in the bliss Of siding with the snake, Whose whispered words ring All too true in the troubled times of today.
Our morality is skewed, Television and movies show Our children everything they shouldn’t, And we wonder why when they do. Sex and violence sell everything, Including Bibles and documentaries, We desire to know where it all began.
The quotation is: "We desire nothing so much as what we ought not to have." -Publilius Syrus
On to the poem. Questions, Comments and Criticisms are always welcome and encouraged.
(Desire is the Devil’s Work)
We are all Sinners and Saints Alike, none more pure than the next We crave mortal pleasures, Lust, Gluttony, Greed, The downfall of our perceived Righteousness, the epitome Of transgressions against The Crown.
We are invincible believers, Our offenses are redeemed By the Blood of the Innocent, The slaughtered, sacrificial Lamb, We deface His memory With the lechery of commercialization, Overtones of avarice, and the eager Insatiability of childish exuberance.
We pay lip service to our beloved Creator, ignoring His commands, Instead eating of the forbidden fruit. There’s ignorance in the bliss Of siding with the snake, Whose whispered words ring All too true in the troubled times of today.
Our morality is skewed, Television and movies show Our children everything they shouldn’t, And we wonder why when they do. Sex and violence sell everything, Including Bibles and documentaries, We desire to know where it all began.
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