Long Drywall Poems

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The wet edge of the world

The roller left a wet
Textured topography 
On the drywall

A fresh 
Continent 
Of liquid chalk

Under a steady
Unblinking gaze
The gloss begins to warp

The fumes carry
 A quiet hum, a frequency
That unlatches the deadbolt of the mind

My eyes
Track 
A single, rebellious drip

A slow-motion comet 
Cutting through 
A matte sky

In the five seconds 
It takes 
To drop an inch

I have built 
A city 
In my head

Lived a lifetime 
Inside a song
I forgot the title of

And wondered
If the sky 
Feels this heavy right before it rains

The perimeter is curing now
Turning dull 
At the edges

By the time 
This surface
Loses its shine

I will have traveled 
Lightyears
And forgotten my way back
© Ali Lynn  Create an image from this poem.


Walking Out on the Devil

Walking Out on the Devil

Of course this is what I asked for.
Exactly what I wanted.
Some would say, 
Even what I deserve.

I knew it would be hard.
Maybe not this hard.
I had expectations of emotional loss.
But I didn't think I would lose everything.

Walking away from you was akin
To walking out on the Devil.
I walked out of Hell
With my soul intact.

I left everything behind.
The hot heat of fights,
That warmed the house
From room to room.

Pillows that were once 
Used to muffle cries or
Punches to my face
Lay unused now on the bed.

The pictures still hang on the walls.
They cover the holes
That angry fists hit
Through broken drywall.

Scars in a house,
That didn't heal.
Bruises on my body,
Nobody ever saw.

Today it is cold.
Bitter as the snow falls.
Unlike your hot temper,
And demon screaming.

I'm hungry and tired.
But telling myself 
That this is still better
Than life with you.

I look inside the window, 
Simply passing by.
You sit with her,
Your next victim.

I want to open the door.
Scream and cry at her,
To please run away.
But she is already lost.

Your hand is atop hers.
Your devil eyes are locked 
On your target.
She laughs, innocent for now.

It is enough that 
Your Hell let me go.
I made it out alive, 
That I walked out on the Devil.

I'm convinced that she
Is doomed to her own fate,
Caught under your spell.
So I continue walking into the night.

I knew it would be hard.
Feeling cold and alone.
Leaving everything familiar, 
And seeing the Devil with fresh prey.

Microsoft Found Poetry Poem Two

The painting went very well
 it looks much better

 it was a very hot day 
will vote by 

Microsoft trials dictation from: 
and submitted it to two journals 
and micro soft 

don’t expect a response from mike 
were shocked but had fun writing it 
will keep track of market conditions 

for a second from over tonight
 we’ll work on my problem 
for the interview 

and take a walk to trader joe’s 
two are home to worry: 

Aaron will start working on
 OK at the base of king too 

fast and the bees
 nonsense continue nonsense 
Iraqis problem number one 
priority right now but 

Things to do
123 
 OK now I get your attention 
I wanna go too sole 

and Endgo 
some and then being term 
and then USA 

and then Washington, DC 
and then Baltimore 

and then I wanna 
will be with the idea being done 
on the stand 

will be OK enough tomorrow 
I need to go to the house and 88 AM 988 
just 8:00 AM.  

The I am having a meeting with an array 
annually and aHer 
a OK on we’re going to talk 

to a jester of two 
come up with solutions 
we need to two fans 

and players 
repaid the painting repairs 

we are paying the bill
 from both the house we’ve passed,

 my treatment
 we had the somewhat tainted drywall fixed 

we have a new tenant 
rules being new tenant 
is a very good 

10 
I think 

are we were making 
very much you need to do better

 to stop of studies 
now me as Sarah 

Mr. Allen not an island 
is an error 
that have a need 

for an offense of offering Maisie’s
 backing separate 
from the public 
often salad

End of the night 
of the committee 
of the ways 

to hire the answer you 
get a better
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Concrete

Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 5



Take my mind
I offer it to You
If it goes blind
It comes anew

Hold my mind tight
Never let it go
Take it off fright
All I forego 

With the time on my mind
I gave my mind one job
To lean on You for all to bind
That in higher grounds, You lob

Mind paints my weaknesses
It is You Who paints purposes
Heart paints my strengths 
Yet You alone determines it lengths

You are my architect of life 
That designs the fire in my eyes
To burn down the cold strife 
And I only watch as each dies

My childhood, its layout was of a touch
A plan I had then, so articulate it was
My adulthood, it has plans in clutch 
Cleverness, no doubt should be the cause

My brain sew and show the way sometimes
My mind preserves the truth most times
My hands paint lies- hurtful image on drywall
But my heart embedded calluses from every fall

Mind creating images to heal my heart
Without words, I caress the sky like a mime
See how different parts God designed by His art
More to say is each different role(s) so awesome 

My hands are the only friend I see
Between my heart and mind that holds
Together their diff. cum similar., it foresee
Lies, truths, fairness and cruelty, it unfolds

It paints the world coz You hold it
Don't let go, grip pretty firm, or else am lost
If You try to loose off Thy hands, yes 
I ...... in the wind that will soon exhaust

My hands ride in the wind, Your fingerprint
Because Your blessings cream my mind's traces
Perfectly to aid the clause match in blueprint
Masterpieces waving goodbye to say hello to places 

My mind's age is in every turning page
My heart's care dares every running rage
I treasure the feelings of mind smiling
To sanction the emotions of heart piling

I extend my mind without flipping the trees, bye
I heal my heart moments when lost casting clock
The interlock of them two will be of tie
Unless I skip the will from within to knock

Yet in my mind and heart, their connection isn't enough 
To say how great it is of the Lord's goodness 
For many are ones both have forgotten in fluff  
More in bit of bit continues to make up their brightness 

Hallelujah!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sighs in the Gathering Dark

The heavy iron anchors dissolve,
giving up their iron shapes to the black fluidity below.
There is no coast left stubborn enough to anchor this tide.
The currents don’t just pull—they misplace the mind entirely.

We traded the absolute for a handful of the gray shade,
building a gallery of cheap mirrors
where everyone manufactures their own version of the light.
Look up: the sky is relative now,
and the soul’s quiet armor simply unlaces itself under that stare.

We are crowded, yet completely atomized.
Fifty people in a room, each sealed in a drywall box of their own design,
calling the silence peace
while the old, shared altars gather dust in the corner.

The origin story is beginning to rot.
We are intentionally scraping the marrow out of our history,
weeding the damp soil so fiercely
that we kill the very seed that brought us out of the ground.
The big myth split. It shattered into a thousand shallow creeks,
leaving nothing but the raw, tribal friction at our core.

Look at the cathedrals of institutional trust—
they aren’t falling; they are turning quietly to gray powder.
The middle is gone. The edges are frayed like old rope.
Something abstract and unreadable is climbing the numbers in the sky
while the heavy, physical foundations go dark.

An invisible mesh is being woven between the thought and the meat of the hand,
keeping our eyes amused with small lights
while the ground beneath the floorboards shifts an inch to the left.

The macro-rhythm finishes its circle.
It is a simple bending toward the dirt.
Just a tired civilization, sitting in the dark,
breathing on the cold coal,
forgetting the geometry of the spark.


Premium Member UNAFRAID OF PETERS HITMAN OR HIS KKK KNIGHTS IF COLUMBUS

THREATS FROM MAFIA HITMAN FROM DETROIT FAKING HIS DEATH TO IMPERSONATE MY FATHER THE SON OF A MASONIC TEMPLE MEMBER 33 AND 3RD CHICAGO CHAPTER DUR TO PETERS GARGANO TIES TO MILWAUKEE DRUG OPERATION HE HIRED HITMAN TO MURDER ME TODAY I AM BLESSED I AM SAFE FROM THE GARGANO CRIME FAMILY OF WISCONSIN KKK MEMBERS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TREASURY OF THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FALSIFYING HELL IN EARTH PETER IGNITED A CAR BOMB BLOWING UP MY BRAINS HE THEN GATHERS STRIPPERS TO IMPERSONATE ME ALONG WITH MY ABUSIVE EX HUSBAND ARSON MURDERER OF VICTIM 9 THE HOMELESS MAN ON SHERIDAN RD TORCHED CAB COMPANY EMCO CHEMICALS IMAGING CAMPHOR PETROLEUM BASICALLY VICKS ALLOWED A SLOW BURN KILLING THE SLEEPING HOMELESS MAN THE FBI WARNED ME OF THE GARGANO KLANSMENS TORCHING ELDERLY PERSONS ALIVE CORRUPTION LANDS SWEEPING THE ASHES UNDER FBI INFORMANT FILES ARLINGTON HEIGHTS CHICAGO SO NO I WILL NEVER EVER FEAR .Y ABUSIVE EX HUSBAND HELP PETER GARGANO TO EXTORT MY TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CLAIM INTO SHELL CONSTRUCTION CARPENTERS HOME BUILDERS SCUM FRAUD COMPANIES IN WISCONSIN DRYWALL TILE PAYING CASH LAUNDERING PETERS DRUG OPERATION INTO CONTRACTORS PAYING ALL THE EMPLOYEES IN CASH IN DRUGS FINALLY FALSIFYING FALSE FRAUDULENT TOTALLY TAX EVASION PETER GARGANO ALSO FAKING HIS DEATH TO EMBEZZLE A TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CLAIM ON MY BEHALF STOP SENDING ME TERRORIST THREATS MASONIC TEMPLE POST OFFICE KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE 33 AND A 3RD NO FEAR OF KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS KKK GARGANO CRIME FAMILY BURNING INNOCENT BEINGS ALIVE
Form: Naat

Premium Member Somewhere To the Left of Earth

In my many years before the mast 
I’d seen rocks and shoals conspire
To ground me down to powder
Till I was just dust in the wind,
And I’d never even been to Kansas.
I was useless as a one-armed paper hanger,
Skilled in the geometer’s art,
But no closer to infinity
Than the day I’d started out.
Just a journeyman aesthete
Dressing drywall plaster 
With those tapestried patterns
Favored by the rich and famous. 
But, being a lifelong learner,
I learned to breathe.
I learned to eat.
I learned to say, “No.”
I became a student of the universe,
Composer of the mini-verse,
Somewhere to the left of Earth.
Mainlining the vagus nerve
On the highway leading home.
And there’s no place like home.
I must be doin’ somethin’ right.

Premium Member Wallpaper

WALLPAPER

---------------------
Paper Thin
Cut down to any size,
Crumble, crop me wrong 
Pull the insulation from my heart.
Never will I be "A Paper Doll!"
Thank you for calling me a "Friend!"
Thank you for wasting  my "time!"
Enjoy the WALLPAPER display
---------------------

Layers and layers of lifeless brick
KEEPS EVERYTHING OUT! 
Emotional poster boards of doubt 
Envious fiberglass green never seen
Yuletide Carols warped around my energy
Merry and full of acrylic sh!t-
Hand full of putty maintains the makeup on my face
Arts and crafts display my inner fancy grace
Heavy installed Sheetrock so easily replaced

Tough paint chips away silently through the night
Rigid boards transform into fragile crystal light
The greatest illusion blinding reality 
Smooth Tiger Skin, texture of orange simple peel  
Beautiful mud swirl, L'Oreal.
Gypsum soft enough you want to touch

Dark walls of a thousand words
A plasterboard of discordant grey notes
Blots and clots of ink, enslave my skin  
Colorless drywall, resilient to your charms  

Printed designs of cleverly decorated lipstick 
Morbid shadows underneath the ceiling veil
A double coat of Pacific Waterproof Blue-
Printing bags from -- YESTERDAY!

Plastered wounds of cement dry and roughens along the edge
A human-made barrier, not even God comes in.

by;PD

Rolex


Rolex


If it’s a creation, 
then science and spirit should explain each other.
Not argue. Not compete.
They should echo.
Like a wave entering water—
and the water nods.

I was born into a field,
not a house.
The floor, the couch, the corners—
they didn’t creak.
They hummed.
The rooms didn’t scare me.
The electrons did.

The lies—
It came through pattern.
Through footsteps stored in drywall.
Through the breath someone forgot to exhale
Twenty years ago

My body is made of quartz that learned how to flinch.
It keeps time like a Casio—
$10 of stillness more honest than a Rolex.
Because truth doesn’t tick, nor dress up.
It vibrates.

Who said nostalgia is memory?
I know better.
Nostalgia is presence with a shadow
Eden remembered, but not currently lived in.
A waveform that still fits me
like the glow-in-the-dark stars
I stuck to my ceiling
before I knew how the sticker glowed.

Love enters and leaves no residue.
It echoes clean.

It’s a return.
A collapse in the name of peace.
A God crystal humming 32,768 times per second,
while we scroll past ourselves
looking for the next thing to react to

Premium Member HAVING A HISSY FIT

It starts small~  
a sigh sharp enough to slice drywall,  
a muttered  well I never,
then a dramatic shuffle of papers  
that did absolutely nothing wrong.  

Then the arms cross.  
The eyebrows rise.  
The soul leaves the body  
for a brief smoke break.  

Suddenly this fully grown human~  
tax-paying, grocery-shopping,  
responsible-for-a-mortgage human~  
is having a full-tilt hissy fit  
because the Wi-Fi blinked  
or someone said calm down. 

There’s foot tapping.  
There’s theatrical breathing.  
There’s a moment where they stare  
into the middle distance  
like a pioneer widow  
who just broke the last jar of peaches.  

And you stand there thinking,  
Lord help us,  
the toddler has escaped  
and taken over the adult body.  

But eventually~  
after the sighs,  
the flutters,  
the tragic monologue  
about how no one understands  
the gravity of the situation~  

they return to themselves,  
smooth their shirt,  
clear their throat,  
and say with great dignity,  
“I’m fine now.”

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