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This Moment

In the scope of the world, this moment seems insignificant.
Our paths crossed once, over a year ago today,
wherefore hers headed directly forward, mine, back behind her.
Yet somehow in the bleary amalgamation of harmonies that bonded us,
I trusted her
and suddenly the moment is everything.
All at once my shoulders carry the weight of her actions,
and she isn’t even aware of it.
She isn’t unfamiliar with this practice of using and abusing old friends, who now stand as opposers.

If it’s true that still waters run deep,
then her depths are the sort of drowning, dreary indigo pervading the seas.
At the very place where her voice procures victims like the sirens,
where the ebb and flow of her unpredictability resides
and fishing for sustenance becomes fishing for complements,
I am lost
and my tank is running out of oxygen.
My pools of light are nothing compared to her vast oceans of darkness.
Her words the divisive horizon line,
but the language foreign.
Yet she always knew the right thing to say.

If I am finite then she is infinite,
but together we were asymptotic.
Our dynamic, not proximity, was the defining factor.
Her relative minimum still far greater than any of my relative maximums
and still her insolence knew no limits.
Perhaps I was her variable and she grew tired of solving for x
or perhaps she was too caught up in the problem.

If I am the simmering scarlet in a room full of her friends,
then she is the gray in a world full of color.
Her ego an antagonizing charcoal,
her sweetheart, paradisal charade a dull pewter,
her infatuation with her own cinder and ash precede the lavenders, sapphires, and teals that surround her
my vulnerability a deep crimson
and her hesitation in using it to her own advantage clear as a crystal
it didn’t exist - not as a color and not as a hint of remorse.

Quite conceivably, our colors were never meant to mix,
as our intercept never meant to exist
and this moment never meant to bear such significance.

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Me

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Humanity

This estranged lump of earth

softens underfoot

with thoughts of their compassions

For I was once among them

and knew their truths

Oh that mortal virtue!

 

 

This poem is about: 
Our world

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Everything's Awesome

I would really like to say that my high school years were awesome

That I was a great student, that I've grown and blossomed.

But the reality of Russian educational system

Is that you scream for dear mercy.

 

But nobody listens.

 

Cause the people who are paid to protect your fragility

End up severely damaging your mental stability.

They keep telling you that if you don't believe in their God

Then you're a pussy. You're a faggot. You don't get to be loved.

And don't get me wrong, there are good guys in the picture,

But they're being outnumbered by the blood-sucking bitches.

 

So between being bullied, drinking, and porn

I also kept wishing I had never been born,

Cause apparently I didn’t understand Pushkin's proses

And that was enough reason to make me feel worthless.

So my teachers betrayed me and they've put an extra effort

In making public embarrassment my main learning method.

And they kept persisting I was a retarded punk

In front of the whole fucking class, while being obviously drunk.

 

So before you start telling me I'm being deluded

And teachers treated us with grace (Yours Truly included)

And made us all subject to their jokes and pokes

You must know of the experience that's left unexposed:

You weren't there when I was tied up to a chair and then beaten.

You weren't there when I was laughed at by a grading committee

On a geography exam - a class almost had failed

One I was forced to take or else I'd end up expelled.

You haven't sat in class with me embarrassed, made an ass of

When principle read chucklingly my F-graded essay.

You haven't seen me wipe my tears, inside this prison,

As teacher docked my grade on grounds of unexplained "good reason."

 

I'm the one who's scarred by my teachers' bad actions

And lives his adult life without goals or passions.

And I'm the one who frequently wakes up in cold sweat,

Not standing up to these bitches being my biggest regret.

 

You're telling me - for many - high school wasn't a pressure,

But I'm the one that's haunted by the burning questions,

 

Like how can you sleep at night, you fucking bastards,

And say that you're teaching for the good of the masses

While introducing segregation, hate, and prejudice,

And not instructing kids on ways that they could manage this?

 

Communist Russia has been gone for decades,

Why does society still cling to a breast that decays?

Why are you building drones that are forcefully drafted,

And ruin ANY character they might have been crafting?!

 

And how can I expect myself to grow and blossom,

When the only thing I'm told is that everything's awesome?

 

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Me

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Mili_dgaf44

The fakery of these people they beleive their doing a good when they are only damaging lives of the ones in border line madness.

The Race

I pressed myself on.
I pushed myself harder than ever.
With the wind blowing my long hair behind me
And the sweet smell of the honeysuckles I was passing by.
I gripped my handlebars tighter, until my knuckles turned red
And urged my tiny bare feet to pedal harder.

That hill was tremendously high
And I could see my sister’s tires going faster than ever.
They compelled upon the gravel
And I could taste the dirt coming off of them.
I followed shortly behind her
And watched her curly hair
Sway with the rhythm of her pedaling.

I was close to the top.
But not close enough.
She had reached it before I did
And as she turned around
The bright summer sun shined upon her face
A victorious smile
That words will never express.

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The Temptation of Fantasy

Location

Lips, tongue, teeth. 

Crashing, catching, caressing. 

"Yes" you breathe, hot breath

intermingling with mine. 

 

Yes.One word, so many

emotions, feelings, and responses. 

 

Should I go on? 

No, look at the ring.

Leave you wanting more. 

Always

more. 

 

But today

that changes.

Yes. 

Today there is no holding back. 

Let go. 

 

Put your hand on my face,

neck, trace my scar, 

tangle my hair, then

take the other down my waist. 

 

Lower, lower. Grab it.

Lift me up, Yes. 

Higher. 

Harder. 

yes. 

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Rough Life

Location

89701
United States
39° 7' 47.0208" N, 119° 40' 23.1384" W

As I walk I fall
I know i'm all alone
No one to stop and catch me
I sit in my home
While my mother moans
With another man
That I will never know
Just so she can get the next best high
What seems like the hundreth night in a row
While I will be left all alone for days
Without a mother to hold me
With out a mother to love me
I dream of the day my mother might one day love me

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kody.baker.79

Love hate relationship

kody.baker.79

Hi

Time is a Heavy Door

Flooring it taking off

soaring through time

not a pause for applause

of a moment so cherished so sublime

arriving without notice

only to vanish, only bliss

wishing i had more day to my night

but forgetting that when i do

it's out of sight not a delight

in fright that it might not end

wanting more time

but when time is not the trend

we tend to wish it go by fast

seeing no near end in sight, so vast

it's a tidal force taking its course

it's a source to endorse and

take in foreverness.

Time. 

Always running tapering off

constantly evaporating in plain sight aloft.

Time.

Always wanting more to keep in store.

Time.

An open door

closing too quickly 

it's a heavy door

i try to hold it open

by living every moment in that moment

and maybe when my time ends

i'll have made amends, set new trends

that blend new meaning 

to rhymes i make

when writing about time

that's in constant descend.

 

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Me
Our world

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Forest Man

Mon, 04/08/2013 - 14:27 -- KGJae01

Kristin Knox
Forest Man

A muscular ragged monster,
The villagers called him.
Hides in the forest,
Stealthily moves, completely unseen
Able to spring arrows quickly,
Thrice a time from a taught sinew, bow string
All found their desired mark.
Unreachable, unstoppable-
Master of Archery.

Villagers claim he is devoid of mercy
Kills any who steps in his way
That his voice finds any ear,
Whispers taunts
No matter how near or far his body hides
A laugh so wicked
It mortifies any nearby divine soul.
The villagers are petrified of him,
And of his rumored skills

This man was no monster made to haunt dreams
He was handsome-
Like a lion on his pride.
Brave, quick-
Like the fleeting sunlight as the artist painted the sky

No, this Forest Man was not immaculate;
Not perfect, not talkative,
not even trustful.
Too many meaningful people
grasped by the claws of the black, listless cloaked figure,
too many horrors that burned in his past-
Sister afraid of him
Brother that wished him ill
Father murdered in front of his childish eyes

He hunts animals
Not people
He did not want any man dead
Due to his hands.

Little did the villagers know,
He protects them from dangers ablaze,
From enemies destroying lives,
From burning down their quaint village,

Protecting it with no praises and
with only
humble
arrows
of bronze.

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Technical Knowledge

Location

02921
United States
41° 46' 8.8932" N, 71° 30' 46.962" W

Turn on the tube.
Though the picture is no longer black and white, I still see the separation.
Change the channel.
We are living in High Definition.
But clearly no one sees the static.
Turn off the tube, turn on the radio.
Here I can hear the tune and be blind to the colors.
But it sounds fuzzy.
Change the station.
Nothing sounds right.
When did a genre become a stereotype?
Why won’t we use this technology to diversify ourselves?
Change the experience.

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The Crafty Red Cow

-.Once upon a time, there was crafty red cow who had dreams to start her own business. She was friends with a lemur, a tiger, and a donkey   One day a passer by asked to buy some ice cream. The cow had an idea. She would start her own ice cream company.-  The cow asked her friends, "who will help me pump the milk?""Not I," yelled the lazy lemur"Not I," roared the tired tiger"Not I," said the drowsy donkey-  "Then I will," said the cow. So the crafty red cow pumped the milk all by herself.-  When the milk had been pumped, the crafty red cow asked her friends, "who will help me gather the other necessary ingredients?" "Not I," yelled the lazy lemur"Not I," roared the tired tiger"Not I," said the drowsy donkey-  "Then I will," said the cow. So the crafty red cow gathered the cream, sugar, and skim milk powder all by herself.-  When all the ingredients were mixed, the crafty red cow asked her friends, "who will help me take the mix to factory to produce the ice cream?""Not I," yelled the lazy lemur"Not I," roared the tired tiger"Not I," said the drowsy donkey-  "Then I will" said the cow. So the crafty red cow took the mix to the factory all by herself, produced the ice cream, and carried the heavy product back to the farm.-  The tired cow asked her friends "who will help me sell the ice cream?" "Not I," yelled the lazy lemur"Not I," roared the tired tiger"Not I," said the drowsy donkey-  "Then I will," said the cow. So the crafty red cow sold the ice cream all by herself.-  When the ice cream was sold, the tired cow subtracted her expenses from her revenue and asked her friends, "Who will help me spend the profit money?"-  "I will," yelled the lazy lemur"I will," roared the tired tiger"I will," said the drowsy donkey-  "No!" Said the cow. "I will." And the crafty red cow spent the money all by herself. 

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