Restraints Poems - Poems about Restraints

I bite my tongue To refrain myself From screaming You stung Quick and fast I only asked Yes or no Right or wrong I think we all know I don’t belong I am choking I have so many words to say And yet I can’t say them I scream inside my head So much...

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Gently french kiss your darkness mad, break the restraints leave obsession; Lick up the buried aggression; You may not be scantily clad, yet soft skin becomes a scratchpad; Repurpose gall into passion, gently french kiss; It’s not too much to hurt so bad, won’t go on without my ration; I can’t let go I’ll not move on; A quickened breath is the launchpad, gently french...

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Do I hold my ground or am I simply tethered Free will an illusion as I'm cornered by thoughts Perhaps I'm abandoned, already lost to time To be aware of the notion of ticking time Esoterica encircles, remain tethered Ache of belonging existing only in thoughts To release this mind should I unravel those thoughts The edges unfurl as vision mixes with...

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It's funny, because I've vacuumed under your bed a hundred times in the past two years I've dusted the black bedside table picked up your Scotch and Soda pants off the floor, still jingling with belt attached All of your belts and shoes are brown My father told me as a child, that homosexuals were identifyable according to the...

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Unfettered flying floats free of restraint, free from radical or erratic containment or even perceptual direction, free of focus, free to become most any conjecture of mind, disembodied. Yet also trapped in unboundaried integral potentialities unwilling-unable to choose to decay further into holistic-straining disrepair disrepute dissipation, universal ego-denigration as purgation of what might have been, what could potentially become. Haunted by dreamy hunting flights preying toward harmonics swelling rainbows of rhythms...

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