Saturday, September 5, 2015

Slam Poetry: Religons

Anatomy of an abbacy
Left lose on a canopy of decisions
Spread out of all world religions
Jews, Muslims, Christians, Buddhists, Hindus on provision
Miniature additions is Taoism
Left with wisdom
Fuck these not open minded people
There’s assholes in all religions- it’s a prequel
Let them believe in what the people want- that’s the sequel
Cold headed people believe religion condones murder
It condones me eating a burger
You can’t just say- you can’t just do
Individual whackos drew what they believe is true
Don’t blame religion
Its individuals decision



Wednesday, September 2, 2015

Never To Be Forgotten or Forget

She swore she would never let go
To unconditionally under all conditions love herself
And never forget  or be forgotten were her worthy dreams from long ago
And she did, she held on tight

Sunday, August 30, 2015

Inner Self

She delicately stumbled at rapid speeds, pretentiously slipping
Slipping, losing her inner self but finding a new existence
She opened the creaking door and left in new fashion
Leaving the door wide open
Leaving a jar of space

Saturday, August 22, 2015

Escaping Escopia


Prologue:

Silence irrevocably ends the most inconceivable thoughts, the most horrific sounds computing from the mindless blabber of a mouth. Silence creates a delusion that you are safe or at least for the moment. No sound but silence is your worst enemy, leaving you with an unwanted answer seduced to your unpractical needs. Today I am surrounded by a cacophony of endless nonexistent noise, silence. Today I am alone. I am always alone until she comes. She is my master, one of them. There are three of them. Nester, Vel and Louisa. Only one comes to visit me. Only one hears my silence. Only one can define the silence I am now left with and only one shall care. I look at my thin pallid arm, rapidly shaking. Placed on my arm is a curse, a tattoo of an eagle. This tattoo shatters my grip on freedom, creating a label of a Cronx. A Cronx is a tribe of people. Each person in Escopia is born into a tribe. At one time the Cronx's were free. That was fourteen years ago before the Alux's tribe came, destroying our homes, including mine.

At first I heard screams of joy. It was my birthday and I was turning four. My father skipped worked that day. He made me a present, a wooden ring. I loved that ring. Then they came knocking, tearing at our doors. Everything become dark as they covered my face with a cloth. I heard screaming again but this time it wasn't joyous. I heard screaming till there wasn't. That's when I heard the silence. Someone I would get to know real well. They grabbed me and put me into a car.

And here I am today Lousia is waiting for me to end the silence but what she doesn't know is the silence never ends. It tortures us till the end of time unless something changes....

It did.

Something between those useless talks- to those sparkling fear fluttering in Lousia's eyes told me she wasn't safe. Something within the depths of her loose cracked words left me with open ended revelations that she cared for me. And in their world that was not okay. Lousia was a girl with a heart but she definitely had no brain.

Tuesday, July 28, 2015

Letters complexity

Disposed editorial dismay malfunctioned towards literacy
Compelled through empty letters distorted by complexity of time
These days formed by letters will seduce calculations formality
Tender perplex continuity revealed with a shutter of light
Creating imagination from the shrieks of daring life
 

Friday, July 24, 2015

Configurations of Empty Hope

Venom through empty thoughts stuck in spiral malice
Contemplating wisdom that conquers erratic tranquility
Vivid depictions swallow ghastly heights of timely configurations
These doubts blossom throughout time
Nothing is ever destroyed just cracked
Growing through intentions of goodness
Time fixes everything
Believe in the true being of innocent and well being
And the truth is revealed in your reality
What you choose is what is
Believing creates what is dreamed of
Good content might fixate promises of hope


Thursday, July 23, 2015

Ticket

Just a month ago, he won a free ticket to go to London on this day.  Today he hopelessly laid in a pitch dark room. Just a month ago he was a completely different person.  He laid there on the cold, dirt ground, tasting the intenseness that wallows in the atmosphere. The scratch on his cheek starts to burn as the thick hot blood slowly ran down his face.  He slowly attempts to lift himself up but falls quickly to the ground. He decides to lay there and he swiftly falls asleep.

His eyes slowly drift open to a blinding light. He hears voices. He does not understand what they are saying. They are speaking a different language. All a sudden he feels a hand pulling him roughly towards the blinding light. His eyes start to burn as the light comes closer. He is dragged into another room and tossed onto a chair.

A man with a long beard grabs both his hands tightly, and ties the helpless man  to the chair. A video camera lies in front of him. A red light flashes from the video camera.

"Hello America, we have captured one of your worlds top FBI agents and we are torturing him till you release some of our top men." His accent was thick and well spoken as he spoke in english.