Long Clotting Poems

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Thuglife

THUG LIFE
				cold heart and mind,
drugs are lunch and supper,
prostitutes are friend and wives,
smoking is the daily work,
wanna be Hitler is the dream, 
clotting blood is the appearance of the, body.

Never touched by a loving body since birth,
hunting and struggling is the game,
SOS is the code of life,
sinner inside and out, 
happiness is not a disease,
under world is the final residence,

Unknown in the society,
no friends needed for advises,
loneliness is the habit, 
police and jail are real friends,
revenge is the thirsty,

Happiness was a wish and desire,
sweet life was a dream and want, 
friends and relatives was a basic need,
entrepreneur was a future contract, 
but life changed into the thug one.


Premium Member We'Re Each Other's Heartbeats- Cr

???WE'RE EACH OTHER'S HEARTBEATS
 

 It is dark 
You are In my heart
 The solace far We're together light 
So loved soul sweet, we're each other's heartbeats
 ~ Elohim 
Creator Awaken us at dawn

 God Man Woman,
 all Celestial energy So loved so sweet 
We're the same heartbeats ~ 
I see you as me and you and I 
The Father other children are one ~ 

You are in my heart 
I am in your heart 
There's no parting 
Nothing but blessed clotting 

Within His anointing 
So loved soul sweet 
We're each other's heart beats ~ 
In the Father In the Son
I so love you as I love

 Together we Are LOVE
 We are Elohim ones 

8/2/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©

Host of Belzebuth

Cast aside, he plummets to the desolate earth.

Hymns of his treacherous heart consume his ears.

Tears aren’t shed, pleads aren’t wailed

He’s left atop the desecrated hollow ground.

Azrael, the Angel of Death, come

snuff out his remaining life.

 

Azrael, take up your bloodied scythe,

carve off his wings,

and leave clotting crescent scars on his back.

He needs his wings no more.

Kiss a crimson smile upon his neck,

he’ll not sing anymore.

Left broken, flies descend upon him.

 

The flies sing a song of lies.

Devouring the words, he wished he had heard

at the time of his descent.

Chewing away at who he was

Ushering in who he will become.

 

Neither an angel,

Nor a man.

But something else.

The flies swarm the pit.

 

His body lies at the center of the crater.

A crimson smile graces his neck.

Murky eyes yearn heavenward.

Maggots nested within his flesh,

eating away at his unbeating heart.

Crawling through his veins

Multiplying, devouring, transforming

 

The quaking rot of his new body

Bleeds veiny wings

that beat against the blackened earth.

His baptism is a vile mass of

maggots, blood, songs, and flies.

His new body

Ugly, but defined.

 

Flies dance upon his unblinking eyes,

He can’t cry. His tears have since dried.

The fall desiccated his eyes, stealing his cries.

Ears echoing with fading hymns,

He is dead but persists in consciousness.

 

Maggots worm out from his red smile,

forcing him to gurgle,

“I am the Lord of Flies”

The flies buzz in victory,

Using their teeth

the maggots squirm out of his orifices

hatching from his flesh.

They raise their bodies heavenwards,
In praise of their new lord.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Concerto Of Clotting


Finally my blood began to coagulate,
and stopped to seep out of the slashed heart,
lacerated in the tempest of turmoil
by the sharp shards of your refutation.

In the memory meadow I found a crack split open
in the longing ledge of my hypnotized heart, 
where the sole sapling of love bloomed in brilliance, 
freed from the compelled confinement of isolation.

In your embrace my senses gracefully turned
into rhapsodic rhythm of heart enchanted within,
set the course of the lingering love so long latent
to sail in the sensuous stream of my yearning.

In the tormenting torrent of zooming zephyr, 
as you drifted away unconcerned past me, 
and blew a devastating storm of apathy, 
my fragmented fervent feeling became rapture ruins.

Your flouting indifferent footsteps trampled  
my emotive flower as you departed uncaring,
its crumbled petals made a wreath 
for the bleeding bits of my broken heart.

In the flow of time I saw the essence of my soul,
its healing measures created the concerto of clotting,  
as liquid lines turned into coalesced connection,
the splendorous suture made my heart whole again.

Jamais Vu

"NA" poetry contest
Sponsor: Ink Empress
3rd Place.

Jamais Vu ~ "The feeling of being unfamiliar with something that is familiar. The opposite of deja vu."

These days, life is shroud in a fog so vivid
I’m forgetting what it was like before
I’m feeling saner in a truth so twisted
Nights sure have a way of exposing deplore 
                                                          
(And it took a while to realize but-)

I was jealous of all the lies I told, 
the lessons I sought were self-assured 
clotting my throat were vehement wisterias
as I let fear smile a perpetual hysteria

My tears tasted metallic
the tracks on my cheeks told tales of crimson 
thoughts bitter, bitter, static
just blood in my veins and sickly sweet venom 

Back then, you didn’t matter
that’s what I tell myself every plight
this world is an illusion yet to shatter
it is why you are prone to this pending bite

But words are the one time machine I get to have
the epitome of cruel hope each one of us vies
Yet we set ablaze dreams of ash
You and I, my young magpie

Alas you changed and I am changing
I know the reason we have changed is not time
for you were charged the crime of weeping
and I am mourning an ending mime

One last lie
I want to remember the person I was
One last goodbye
just another farewell my heart lost
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member I Let My Wounds Breathe

I let my wounds breathe; 
All wounds inflicted 
By life's serrated blade.
Notwithstanding 
Degrees of pain; 
Whether dull or sharp,
I let my wounds breathe. 
I don't smother them 
With bandages.
How about you? 
They are my crying eyes,
So I set them free to bleed 
To be licked dry 
By the wind's healing tongue.
You see, just like tears 
Stop flowing,
Lacerated wounds 
Stop bleeding 
To start the healing
After clotting over.


Date written: 03/21/2023

Stolen Van Life

A fair pile of graded kindling and fresh limbs.
Wooden spring, deep brooding in each fiber, the damp air won't help.
White fire, a searing brain, a taxing task, omni-repetitive, still
remains at one hand.

Weakling losing life to the vain ones' trash-talk.
Destroy nothing is what they did, flickering out in the same degrees they claim to cling in.

A generation of defeat, the last one's shadow losing to mind
creases, a folded reality to claim them by late afternoon.
Choose—no time for two. Soon you needn't think the weaker... the seeker.
Go now, or this all can be taken faster than you can react.
Try it—know you think accomplishment compliments the brave.
The hills will pass, and a valley collapsed and caved; all redacts the same.

Take lessons that I had taught you.
Are what you are just to be the same? Shame. 
Your life in life, death, and in debt howled at the thought when that parasite finally sung in the cerebral mind walkway.
The Gong is struck when you start to continue on without commands.
It will drive, dive, and when invited inside, sink.
First signs showed themselves from a sunken pool deep and became entrenched, irremovable inside incredible things.
In irreversible time, you fall behind the lines of your very own eyes, sidelined, sliding horizon behind the glassed iris.
Looking out at a child to continue and thrive would be a slightly happier cry.
The Swan, at the moment, swaps a wasps' for the beetle's task.
Tasked with a peculiar torture devised, violent arches stretch in the middle remained in vicious spasms for the remaining nights.
Up until the dreadful last palpitations in an infernal happening expunging the heart from clotting, culminating in a violent expulsion.

Denial seeks the mind of the guilty

When freedom becomes a hopeless dream
When the search for clear skies gets us lost at sea
Do we fight our last bit of sanity
Or box it away with lock and key

What becomes of person buried in sand
Choking on the risk of calling for a helpful hand
A voice going extinct, drowned out by the lack of help
Devastated by those who see, but willingly go blind
To those of a different kind

Many questions forged by a history so stagnant
The answer of change not yet answered
Humans were made to evolve
Yet biology couldn't even help the mindset of some
For centuries years long 
Many have kept their racist ideologies afloat

What will it take for a world to listen 
For it to see a new world vision
Where ignorance becomes a villain
Where the colour of ones skin doesn't make them a victim

Hope drains the oppressed
Leaving us bleeding negativity
Or maybe it's just acceptance of a realistic reality
It's hard to believe in the light 
When you're born into darkness
For a world claiming to be 'progressive'
It sure does hate blackness

Deny, deny, deny
But evidence doesn't lie
The proof they seek
Resides in our blood
The clotting is the proof of generational trauma

Premium Member Mediocrity Monstrosity

A glint in the black, like stars
    Pearly, polished, pointy peaks of a fiend
      Fangs of self-deprecation, puncturing every effort
    Coursing the flow of doubt, discouragement and defeat
I may not see your face, beast, but your teeth betray you in darkness

Dripping with the blood of my best effort and intention
    Inexperience and ignorance, clotting ...
      I am but a babe in the woods of poetic expression
    Searching like Hansel, for crumbs of excuse and artistic insight
Oh, I see your vestiges, hear the gnawing of your dismal disregard

And your umbra shades every scribble ... every keystroke
    But I know you well ... I know who placed you there
      Yet, with a sword forged in kind encouragement and friendships, rare
    I will stand on the battlements, and fight to the end
And should you gain the last word, it shall be inscribed ... in my blood.





~ 8th Place ~  in the "Plucking the Poisonous Parrot" Poetry Contest, Maureen McGreavy, Judge & Sponsor.

Premium Member Enmasked Faces

I'd much rather just go shopping and play.
But, alas,hordes of humanity enmasked? 
I wish not to see!
Nor my own masked countenance
In a mirror be.

Fear runs thick as dark sludge, just everywhere.
Vaccination stations, injectors, rule, who cares?
Methinks, clotting blood?
Not for this crotchety fool.

The Lord will take me one brisk sunny day.
His servant shall not into her crimson blood allow to run,
Poisonous liquid promises that protect no one!

Heinous lies, a vaccination nation?
Not by this poet, nor do I sleep in foolish, fearful, death
anticipation.

Each must decide for himself, make a choice!
Let us respect each individual's voice!


                   3/21/2021
                     ~2~
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