half assed poetry
poetry is a wonderful thing. I use to write poetry in highschool, but it was the "i hate everyone and everything and no one understands me I'm going to eat worms and slit my wrists because no one would care" kind of poetry. Gladly I've matured onto reading real poetry and having an appreciation for it. My biggest influence is William Carlos Williams, who I don't know if I could ever compare myself to him, but here are some of the more recent poems I've written. |
Wonderful Wonderful Comes in assorted boxes Wrapped in ribbons and bows Or even the Sunday comics Delivered on any occasion For any season For any reason No matter what the presentation Or the ribbons of comics The surprise that you know Is inside all the boxes Of course Boobytraps are like that too. |
Three Haiku Neptune's Titan Waterbug lingers doe-toeing across the pond an aquatic feat untitled Rustling Branches tickling the passing wind Rustling laughter! Language Barrier and he said to me asalamalakim man what ever that means!!? |
The Battlecry of The Math Student Who Is Covered In a Mixture of Blood and Mucas That Has Been Expelled From His Nose While His Glasses Break At The Bridge And The Tape That Holds Them Together Sticks Instead To The Freckles On His Cheek And Pieces of Glass Become Embedded In His Curly Hair And He Can't Even Ask, "Why Me?" While He Is Being Kicked Over and Over Again By The Older Children Who Taunt Him and Harass Him and Make Him Wish He Was Dead So He Would Suffer No More. Hey, Someday You will see What's become of me And I hope when you do That you will feel sorry For every single thing You said and did to me That brought me to my knees But I'm on my feet As you will see Someday Soon. |
There Was a Fountain There was a  fountain with parallel streams water above blurring rising for the stars and opposing glimmer instead falling to earth divided then  defeated dropping with comrades rising they try standing again, on their heads but not to push forth instead to reach glimmer thousand stars will dim below the water  pillar |