Thursday, January 26, 2012
A poem is never finished, it is simply left abandon.
and this scares me because I know that no matter how many times I go back and edit that beautiful clump of words, I know that it will never be perfect. And I will NEVER finish it. I poem will go on forever, because it is worth more then what the mouth can speak. and more then the brain can learn.
No body knows!
No body knows I call you baby
No body knows what we do when their not around
No body knows that you are my biggest regret
And no body even knows my name with out you
These past couple months here with out you they have been hell
And you tried to get me back but I don’t want that
I would rather screw my fucking life up
Then to ever screw you!
And guess what…no body knows
Why? Because I let you back in my life
...And it was a mistake that no body knows.
No body knows what we do when their not around
No body knows that you are my biggest regret
And no body even knows my name with out you
These past couple months here with out you they have been hell
And you tried to get me back but I don’t want that
I would rather screw my fucking life up
Then to ever screw you!
And guess what…no body knows
Why? Because I let you back in my life
...And it was a mistake that no body knows.
Journal Writing
Its love passion hate anger fear and the world all put into little words and entries.
You journal is something that not even you are in control of
The words transfer from your brain down your arm and come out onto the paper through the pen.
You cant mess up you journal, because it is your heart and you cant ever mess up your heart.
We write when we are helping someone get through something
And when we are going through something and the paper is the only thing there for you
We right it times of frustration and in times of love
We write in times when we just simply have nothing better to do. But most of all,
We right for the greater being of ourselves.
You journal is something that not even you are in control of
The words transfer from your brain down your arm and come out onto the paper through the pen.
You cant mess up you journal, because it is your heart and you cant ever mess up your heart.
We write when we are helping someone get through something
And when we are going through something and the paper is the only thing there for you
We right it times of frustration and in times of love
We write in times when we just simply have nothing better to do. But most of all,
We right for the greater being of ourselves.
Saturday, January 21, 2012
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She wasn’t the same since her grandmother died
It was almost like her soul died when Barb did
Like there was nothing left of her but actions and silent cries
You see they did this Santa thing every year
On Thanksgiving they would bring their grandma a Santa
You know the porslin ones that you can stick on your table
Sooner or later about twenty Santas were carried down from the attic every year
And another was added
They called it the Santa parade
They took a picture with the Santas for their Christmas card
And then placed them all around the house until new years came around
But this year, you see grandpa said no more Santas
He said it was a waist of space and it would bring back too many memories
Until mom and dad said “hey, go get the Santas”
Oh she went un in that attic and saw the line up of tiny men all across the shelf
As a tear hit her foot and a scream filled the house, she swiped all of them off the shelf
And with one whip of her arm they were all gone
Shattered into tinny little bits and pieces
Never to be restored
And grandma looked down at her from above
She gave her a smirk and started to cry as well
Flash backs arose and things started to shift
Her eyes became so fogged with her tears that she couldn’t even see in the double vision her eyes intended her to see
She sprinted out of the house down to the corner to find the man with the booze
And she was gone
It was almost like her soul died when Barb did
Like there was nothing left of her but actions and silent cries
You see they did this Santa thing every year
On Thanksgiving they would bring their grandma a Santa
You know the porslin ones that you can stick on your table
Sooner or later about twenty Santas were carried down from the attic every year
And another was added
They called it the Santa parade
They took a picture with the Santas for their Christmas card
And then placed them all around the house until new years came around
But this year, you see grandpa said no more Santas
He said it was a waist of space and it would bring back too many memories
Until mom and dad said “hey, go get the Santas”
Oh she went un in that attic and saw the line up of tiny men all across the shelf
As a tear hit her foot and a scream filled the house, she swiped all of them off the shelf
And with one whip of her arm they were all gone
Shattered into tinny little bits and pieces
Never to be restored
And grandma looked down at her from above
She gave her a smirk and started to cry as well
Flash backs arose and things started to shift
Her eyes became so fogged with her tears that she couldn’t even see in the double vision her eyes intended her to see
She sprinted out of the house down to the corner to find the man with the booze
And she was gone
Cuts
You know that feeling when you want to do it?
But you haven’t done it in so long
You cant
But you have to
But you wont
You’re afraid of what they will think
Your friends
And then you count them and realize…
You don’t have many
And they don’t care
And then you think…
And you don’t care either
For life or hope
And then you count the reasons you are on either
And you cant come up with many
So you start to cry and dig your nails
Dig deep into that thick skin
As if you could pretend in your mind for just a little bit
That those nails, they were a knife
That those scratches, they were taking your life
And those tears, they were just a reminder that he was worth every drop of blood
And then you open back up your eyes and see…
Nothing has changed
And you are still living
Your arms are not harmed and he is still not there with you
So you start to cry more
And slowly your every breath gets shorter and shorter
And then all you can see is black
Dark black
But you haven’t done it in so long
You cant
But you have to
But you wont
You’re afraid of what they will think
Your friends
And then you count them and realize…
You don’t have many
And they don’t care
And then you think…
And you don’t care either
For life or hope
And then you count the reasons you are on either
And you cant come up with many
So you start to cry and dig your nails
Dig deep into that thick skin
As if you could pretend in your mind for just a little bit
That those nails, they were a knife
That those scratches, they were taking your life
And those tears, they were just a reminder that he was worth every drop of blood
And then you open back up your eyes and see…
Nothing has changed
And you are still living
Your arms are not harmed and he is still not there with you
So you start to cry more
And slowly your every breath gets shorter and shorter
And then all you can see is black
Dark black
In the darkness of the night you slowly lay your temperate body on top of mine.
Our tongues intertwine and slowly our DNA begins to conversant.
Buttons fly across the room and the moist feeling gets deeper.
Profound pictures are snapped as the screams get louder
Subterranean penetration, faster and faster and faster
Until…..
Ahhhhhh
Done
Our tongues intertwine and slowly our DNA begins to conversant.
Buttons fly across the room and the moist feeling gets deeper.
Profound pictures are snapped as the screams get louder
Subterranean penetration, faster and faster and faster
Until…..
Ahhhhhh
Done
Damn sun caught me in the dark.
Aint’ got no excuse but out here goin’ slow at eighty.
Traveled too far to go back now.
But the pen has become my rehab
And the air is my freedom.
It’s a lifestyle and you can’t ever turn back on those.
But from here you just gotta keep goin’ and hold your all.
You must never turn back on your own paved path.
Love thy every small detail and don’t let no one get in the way of you and your dreams.
Aint’ got no excuse but out here goin’ slow at eighty.
Traveled too far to go back now.
But the pen has become my rehab
And the air is my freedom.
It’s a lifestyle and you can’t ever turn back on those.
But from here you just gotta keep goin’ and hold your all.
You must never turn back on your own paved path.
Love thy every small detail and don’t let no one get in the way of you and your dreams.
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