from unholy cradle, our shadow came,
barely human this nighttime slave,
out that slumber stirred the longing shame,
looking to us with empty, deformed face.
"those eyes, they have washed away,
I see nothing left..," as screaming fade.
yet the body, cold limp flesh, remain.
in night, a final touch cascades,
young dreams where such darkness made.
now alone, the nothingness wades,
far out into it's same water's grave,
with it only left to suffocate
beneath waves.
alone in the sitting palace of desire by Exclamationpointman, literature
Literature
alone in the sitting palace of desire
i was afraid to sleep where they roamed,
engorged beasts in blood forgery
their wars, certainly, my own.
though unknown, the resting abode,
Death arrived curtly commanding me, "Row."
in river Styx, i lay dead, fading souls float bloated
with melancholy jaded, before the Fate's final say is,
"I had not meant to have been kept waited,
but time is gone, and ends equated."
unholy cries, that clamor created, as eternal hell
emptied out souls in basins to hasten
the faces fleeing helplessly their Satan.
now from the prison within,
a war still wages, and i sleep, at last,
knowing only what pain is.
To enter,
one narrow hollow winding far with no direction
discernible your definite steps, each as certain,
particular and peculiar, yet,
preceding my threaded pitfalls the eyes follow
tracing failures each scuffing cut below,
ones tarnished living-room curtains.
Crumbling, my creaking castle,
a dancing jester trances, trounces, wooden
boarding together horrors at order –
collapses, though shouldn’t, more doors
one gallery walls, adorned,
glorified blood-smears artistically spurned; churn
their swirling mass to nostalgic stores
strewn public in display.
Desire, the killing kitchen, a bonfire,
scraps for dust the line, wire bin
room in the black by Exclamationpointman, literature
Literature
room in the black
room in the black gave looks
and it in, soppy eyes crying out.
within, blackened sight absolute,
lonely prison the silent spills of stars beyond.
night was quiet, alone in the streets;
and what shadow, mumbling tears, waltzed
a granite dance those clouds of asphalt watched.
long halo of light, scouring curb thrones the
angels steps; following for nothing.
tired gaze, such galaxies sleep awake;
void, above, reign endless what
dark valleys see ends.
the sovereign intermission by Exclamationpointman, literature
Literature
the sovereign intermission
in his parlor, darling, a king quarrels and quakes
with an eventual wretched interior debate;
his fates, and fights against its own.
though,
this man blue, sobbing robs tossing his sheets,
before a fleeting heart - yet seams be
engorged
in more ways than one.
a love its lord, divine, his rule bore
likewise signs of loom;
his men, wise, would not come
learned,
this boy pale, rested in twilight sight,
for time quite stood - a pause
artificial
in more ways than one.
cascade of white, tailor, his judgement silence
and quaint strains of royal torment violent;
stability, the crown, still quiet.
from unholy cradle, our shadow came,
barely human this nighttime slave,
out that slumber stirred the longing shame,
looking to us with empty, deformed face.
"those eyes, they have washed away,
I see nothing left..," as screaming fade.
yet the body, cold limp flesh, remain.
in night, a final touch cascades,
young dreams where such darkness made.
now alone, the nothingness wades,
far out into it's same water's grave,
with it only left to suffocate
beneath waves.
alone in the sitting palace of desire by Exclamationpointman, literature
Literature
alone in the sitting palace of desire
i was afraid to sleep where they roamed,
engorged beasts in blood forgery
their wars, certainly, my own.
though unknown, the resting abode,
Death arrived curtly commanding me, "Row."
in river Styx, i lay dead, fading souls float bloated
with melancholy jaded, before the Fate's final say is,
"I had not meant to have been kept waited,
but time is gone, and ends equated."
unholy cries, that clamor created, as eternal hell
emptied out souls in basins to hasten
the faces fleeing helplessly their Satan.
now from the prison within,
a war still wages, and i sleep, at last,
knowing only what pain is.
To enter,
one narrow hollow winding far with no direction
discernible your definite steps, each as certain,
particular and peculiar, yet,
preceding my threaded pitfalls the eyes follow
tracing failures each scuffing cut below,
ones tarnished living-room curtains.
Crumbling, my creaking castle,
a dancing jester trances, trounces, wooden
boarding together horrors at order –
collapses, though shouldn’t, more doors
one gallery walls, adorned,
glorified blood-smears artistically spurned; churn
their swirling mass to nostalgic stores
strewn public in display.
Desire, the killing kitchen, a bonfire,
scraps for dust the line, wire bin
room in the black by Exclamationpointman, literature
Literature
room in the black
room in the black gave looks
and it in, soppy eyes crying out.
within, blackened sight absolute,
lonely prison the silent spills of stars beyond.
night was quiet, alone in the streets;
and what shadow, mumbling tears, waltzed
a granite dance those clouds of asphalt watched.
long halo of light, scouring curb thrones the
angels steps; following for nothing.
tired gaze, such galaxies sleep awake;
void, above, reign endless what
dark valleys see ends.
the sovereign intermission by Exclamationpointman, literature
Literature
the sovereign intermission
in his parlor, darling, a king quarrels and quakes
with an eventual wretched interior debate;
his fates, and fights against its own.
though,
this man blue, sobbing robs tossing his sheets,
before a fleeting heart - yet seams be
engorged
in more ways than one.
a love its lord, divine, his rule bore
likewise signs of loom;
his men, wise, would not come
learned,
this boy pale, rested in twilight sight,
for time quite stood - a pause
artificial
in more ways than one.
cascade of white, tailor, his judgement silence
and quaint strains of royal torment violent;
stability, the crown, still quiet.
An Ode of Many Voices by AzizrianDaoXrak, literature
Literature
An Ode of Many Voices
The days fall like golden wheat
from Azrael's sweeping scythe to
soil the lavish harvest of health,
the only thing that is left. For them,
fang hooks sting; the jailbird sings:
Whippoorwill, will 'o' wisp, come to me.
My plea for forgiveness falls on deaf ears,
and autumn leaves fall from trees.
We are the resplendent wreckage left behind in your wake - broken edges jagged, sparkling.
The days are a thin film of ice between you and me
soon to thicken or to shatter, only time will tell
that I reach up to touch, but it's too cold, it pushes me away.
I'm left shivering alone, away from your warmth, separated from your lig
Moon Princess Adventures V2 by OlafPicknpepper, literature
Literature
Moon Princess Adventures V2
-Moon Princess Adventures In Ponyville-
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Part 1- Departure
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"Pyew pyew! Captain Lunaverse and The Thundercolt Twins are going to take you down Baron Badhoof!" Luna said, playing with her old action figures as she lay on the floor of her room. The irony that she herself had only recently been a figure more like Baron Badhoof than 'Captain Lunaverse' hadn't been lost on her, but she pushed such thoughts away, they would only serve to depress her. Again. She'd struggled with such depression ever since her return.
"Luna? Are you in here?" came a familiar voice from the doorway.
"Yeah sis, just playing." Luna replied, put
I suggest DDs.
Maybe the GMs think that I actually eat puppies, so they rarely reply to my suggestions. In the beginning, I found it impossible to even get replies.
But the art was still gorgeous. And it still wasn't getting any exposure.
This is why I wrote the first Almost DD article:http://puppy-eater.deviantart.com/journal/Almost-DDs-YOU-could-get-them-there-214860058
This article spawned 3 DDs.
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See? Your opinion does matter. If you suggest, there's the chance that your words will come through when mine don't.
Actually, my words finally came through recently when :thumb147361035: was
I need you to be my night light.
Lead the way through dark;
Lead the way through life.
I need you to help me when I fall;
I need you to help me through it all.
For better, for worse,
In sickness and in health,
Until death do us part.
With this poem and these words,
Carelessly written on the screen,
I choose you.
my daddy is a clockwork beast
he is tinkering and fiddling with
steamy things and like my grand-
-father riding with iron horses,
he rides regal with sea horses.
he is a crafted daedalus figurine
making sails of albatross feathers,
he lives for ship, breathes in sea,
in requite: the defected things steer 'im
windbound with love, and bitter salt.
for all the lexicons in the world
i cannot decipher his delphic heart
for all the frost and the ghosts
my daddy is a clockwork beast
and for all my hesitant fears
i love his faltering thundering gears
I want words, like iron, a tongue like mercury, so that the words of my mouth and the meditations in my heart will be acceptable in your sight. I feel like Moses, who needed Aaron to say his words to the Israelites. My spoken word is Brutus' to my writing's Marc Antony. I am a plain dealing writer, I eat when I have hunger, sleep when I am tired, and truer words I have never spoken, because my tongue is mica, and despite how to my friends I have plain, blunt mannerisms, I can never find a way to speak what I think and feel. But somehow, I feel like I can spin/sing/say across all 6300 km and 6.3 billion people and feel for them, because I wan
First
down, the rain,
off-beat the cobbles near a still;
rushing or man-made pools.
Swells typhoon quietly;
dark swallows engulf the sky.
Drown us in these umbrella towns.
"These people fish outside mountains,"
on our disfiguring end with
rock-side fester marks in mist.
Inside, eroding faces above,
the sky fell down on us before haven,
and, Outside, rejoiced.
PuzzledHeartBox - Happy New Year, and thank you for watching me and entertaining me with your kind comments and remarks, they are appreciated. And I hope I can write more poems to your likings in 2012. Sincerely, ~PuzzledHeartBox