Long Iciness Poems

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Your Freezing Cold Attitude

Do not be despicable
It is really terrible
How your attitude is being
Your humanity is fleeting
More and more each time I see
Your mannerism, its clearly
Out of control, so out of whack
All you ever do is attack
With words of fury and disgust
That break down and badly bust
Anyone that comes your way
Thinking it is fun to play
With the fragile emotions
Clueless about any notion
How much pain you are inflicting
Or the way it is affecting
The lives you are tearing apart
Where is the love in your heart
Your ice cold and do not know
How this freezing leaves a glow
Of hurtfulness or does it matter
Your about to really shatter
Into a million broken pieces
Everyone who ever reaches
All the iciness inside
The dark pit you always hide
Only coming out when you
Want someone to feel blue
Does it make you happy when
A day is ruined once again
By your insensitivity
Can't you realize and see
There is another way to live
If you'd try to care and give
Less of your ignorance
In return you'd know kindness
Thawing that icy cold heart
You can make a better start
Form: Rhyme


You Just Sealed Your Doomed Fate

You thought my world was destroyed
Weapons of hurt you deployed
Bullets flying everywhere
Labeled with hurt and despair
My heart pierced, you watched it shatter
Acting like it didn't matter
Your iciness isn't cool
You are being very cruel
As my world and head are spinning
You think I'm losing, as your winning
A life with a brand new lover
Your gonna have to duck and cover
She's worse than you'll ever be
Known as "Evil Misery"
By other guys she demolished
Reputations have been tarnished
These tears you see falling down
Are making a happy sound
Knowing I'm being set free
As the fate and destiny
Your about to fall into
Makes me ecstatic not blue
My future is looking better
Your regretting that you've met her
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Empty Rooms

EMPTY       ROOMS
   
 Sometimes there are echoes -
 echoes of past laughter,
 homeliness, warmth 
as all around is held with the 
flames of love and life.
Each corner is warm, 
welcoming and cosy.
A safe haven to rest and 
to just be.
To be loved and to love.
The clock chimes with the 
passing of time and yet
this life I grasp now remains 
immortal and frozen in the
past - undying - like the 
love I have for you.
The sweetest voice belonged to
you. How I miss it!
The warmest embrace was
yours to give to all.
The most radiant smile which
lit up from inside was
yours to bestow.
Your life, your legacy,
was your gift that was wrapped
in layers of love.
Perhaps the eerie silence wraps 
and hugs me like you
once did.
Perhaps the resounding walls 
of a symphony that no
longer plays doesn’t.
A home without its vibrating heart.
A home lost without your
beautiful, illuminated presence.
A home that is no longer a
home without your dwelling.
Haunted spirit of myself 
that drifts through mists
of loneliness.
There is but shattering silence.
Shards of a splintered heart 
that slices through as it grips the void 
with an iciness that could never melt.
Empty  
             spaces           empty 
           
             chairs 
                                   empty    
rooms

A Cold Frigid Heart

I don't know what I am doing
There's a tremendous storm brewing
Deep inside, not staying in
Causing chills upon my skin
From the icy cold in me
This was not my destiny
To be frigid and so bleak
I am at the very peak
Goosebumps running down my spine
Frozen specks of frost will shine
Every day that wont let go
More and more the cold will grow
It is taking over fast
I feel the chilly blast
Of your loud and strong good bye
No matter how hard I try
I hear your harsh words agian
When the sun and moon begin
To rise and fall like my heart
Why did you ever depart
From my love so very warm
Our love weather was so calm
Until the day you walked out
Now I only scream and shout
From the cold heart ache I feel
And an iciness so real
Form: Rhyme

Forgiven

A sense of lost was felt
A sense of being wasn’t until…
A hearten iciness did not melt
Encasing those of sins to feel

Drifting away becomes welcoming
Serving no one with something to lose
No longer from within am I listening
When a world serves no more to choose

I do not mind the people staring
Knowing they’ll never see me anyway
Times too change for quiet fairing
For myself to never stay an everyday

And it wasn’t there… I cannot find
A sense of being… a dire for hope
I was giving in… was I unkind?
Yet of faith unmeant… I made broke

How long was I gone?
Did I return… torn and broken?
Did I give in to feel belong?
For my sense of lost to be forgiven
© Joel Lee  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Ansuz Bestoweth Thy Poem of Runes

Fehu bestoweth golden hope
Uruz doth endure battles through strength
Thurisaz provoketh strife and guardeth my rose
Whilst Anuz communicates with divine length

Raidho pursueth journeys of measured rhythm
Kenaz illuminates creative spiritual knowledge
Gebo granteth gifts as infinitum
As Wunjo doth harness harmony in a college

Hagalaz transformeth with tempests and chaos
Nauthiz, by resistance, takes constraint
Isa blossoms in stillness, as iciness plays on
Yet, Jera rewardeth cycles of harvest in haste

Eihwaz endureth death, resilience, and rebirth
Perthro revealeth mystery and knowledge
Algiz defendeth with steadfast and mighty girth 
So, Sowilo shineth in sunny sparks of voltage 

Tiwaz upholdeth justice, making a leader
Berkano bringeth fertility with new beginnings
Ehwaz uniteth partners and team seekers
For Mannaz exalteth communal incentives 

Laguz floweth as a stream to raise intuition
Ingwaz concealeth fertile power and energy
Dagaz breaketh visions from night imprisoned
Whilst Othala preserveth heritage in memories
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Elements Part Three- Water Fairy

Everything was green and lush as I walked the hiking path,
little did I know that soon I would be hopelessly lost and
entangled by the forest with foliage impermeable.  I walked 
miles. Soon I was weary and so thirsty, I knew it was a requisite,
even perhaps death, I needed  water soon or die.  Suddenly a
needed precipitation, a sweet drizzle of cold rain falling on me from
twisted branches above in the tree canopy. I cupped my hands and drank.
Stillness surrounded me, not even the birds sang, all was quiet.
  

Pausing, I then heard the sound of water in the distance calling to me,
and I started to walk in that direction, energized by the thought of the coolness,
running through the thorns and decaying fauna, stopping and starting,
twisting and turning. I stood there panting listening and still hearing water.


Then I rested on the decomposing forest floor and fell asleep and dreamt . . .
How did I get to this lovely place of waterfalls and brilliant foliage and a 
river of icy blue flowing into a lagoon with flowers blooming and trees so green.
Every perfect thing you could image was before me.  I plunged into the lagoon,
exhilarated. How I needed the hydration and I drank to invigorate myself.

Wonderful sprays of serenity held me and I never wanted to leave,
and under the moon I swam and dived in the emerald blue iciness, but
then, I awoke and knew I was not of this realm anymore.  I was to be
eternally part of the icy blue, a water fairy dwelling in a beautiful lagoon,
reality gone, now I am the crystallization of water, a sweet hazy reverie.

From my watery grave, I whisper to you in dreams, come my lovely, come
and join me in the misty blue, oh it is magical where I dwell in water deep.
In my realm all is tranquil and peaceful and we can float free and calm,
rest your soul in my crispness all the night, come my lovely, come. I promise,
you can leave when you wish- or perhaps you will stay with me in the icy blue.

_______________________________
April 1, 2016

Poetry/Acrostic/Elements Part Three-  Water Fairy
Copyright Protected, ID 16-773-743-0
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.

For the contest, Elements Part 3: Water
sponsor, Brian Davey

First Place
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Karmic Cement

The sky hounds are tracking me down. 
In the cul-de-sac of social anxiety drive... 
Despite covering my tracks in a hot, peppered wind...
Sticking the heart into a bowl of burning dice.
(to cover the scent of predictability).
They've arrived. To bore their way back into the core. 
Pick the scab off every weakness.
Exposing every soul blemish,
(that crippling, iron face of shyness).
That's chased me through the back alleys of life.

The sky hounds have cornered me again. 
waving stingers -coming down hard 
like an anvil in the night
getting off on the vibe of 
my twitching mind. 

Years later I'd half-mastered.
All those black lessons from the past
Kneaded my heart into a quasi-flower.
Dipped the petals in a whorl of lime.
Attracting that swarm of hollow iciness. 
Then laughed as their stingers snapped.
When the wet cement of karma had crapped in their minds.

Premium Member Things I think now that I'm old

The older I get, the more I forget the names of colors.
Would you call this paint amber, burnt ochre, or clay?
Would it were the same with all of my dolors.
But age hasn’t washed any of my dolors away.
I finally saw hills as old as me,
and it was a pitiful sight to see,
with many a crevice and facial scar,
and so, pointing at the hills, 
I asked my dearest wife, Shar,
"Is that what I look like?"
She said, “No, that's is not what you look like.
That’s what you are."

Only two o'clock ~ still an hour till it's three.
Time's passing slower than eternity.
Now it's four, and as even the clock's cuckoo can see ~
I'm having trouble with this end-of-life monotony.
How much longer till it's five o'clock ~
and I can put this head of lettuce on the chopping block?
Tick ~ tock ~
tick ~ tock ~
tick~ tock...
That's life ~ in a game with grandpa ~
running down the clock.

As I reflect on my old body’s daily decay, 
I wonder ~ did God really mean to do it this way?
Couldn't He have let me journey to life's end, whole and entire,
instead of having part after part of me periodically misfire?
You assert emphatically, "Yes! He really meant to do it this way!"
Okay.
When you're old, you know what's really insane?
It's when you're going down memory lane,
but you find nobody there
with whom a memory to share.
And you wonder ~ am I in the right brain?

My route home seems to have been mislaid.
I have a feeling I've walked way past the Fire Brigade.
And where's that street
where the park and the bicycle path meet?
I'm completely lost! ~ My God!
I'm so afraid.
One thing when you get this old
is that your body can get so unbearably cold,
because your skin gets so thin,
it lets all the iciness in,
and then a hot partner is worth their weight in gold.

You know how it is
when cola loses its fizz.
That's kinda what happened here.
And what can I say but, 'Sorry, my dear?'
I kinda feel like I've flunked the pop quiz.
No longer mourn for me when I am dead.
Rather have everyone don a motley party hat.
And if anyone's inclined to cry,
please say, "Don't shed a tear for this old guy,
cuz he's gonna live it up ~ in the sweet bye and bye.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Your Freezing Cold Attitude

Do not be despicable
It is really terrible
How your attitude is being
Your humanity is fleeting
More and more each time I see
Your mannerism, its clearly
Out of control, so out of whack
All you ever do is attack
With words of fury and disgust
That break down and badly bust
Anyone that comes your way
Thinking it is fun to play
With the fragile emotions
Clueless about any notion
How much pain you are inflicting
Or the way it is affecting
The lives you are tearing apart
Where is the love in your heart
Your ice cold and do not know
How this freezing leaves a glow
Of hurtfulness or does it matter
Your about to really shatter
Into a million broken pieces
Everyone who ever reaches
All the iciness inside
The dark pit you always hide
Only coming out when you
Want someone to feel blue
Does it make you happy when
A day is ruined once again
By your insensitivity
Can't you realize and see
There is another way to live
If you'd try to care and give
Less of your ignorance
In return you'd know kindness
Thawing that icy cold heart
You can make a better start
Form: Rhyme

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