Hit me with some of your poetry! I don't care what its about as long as its got feels to it.
Really? You are quoting Tolkien?The Grey rain curtain of this world rolls back and all turns to silver glass...
And then you see it...
White shores, and beyond a far green country under a swift sunrise.
Really? You are quoting Tolkien?
Really? You are quoting Tolkien?
Really? You are quoting Tolkien?
Oh where will I lay my head?
In the Land of the Lost I dread.
For me you see , my eyes I can close,
But the door to my soul is revolving
Like the wind in a Tornado .
Will it stop for awhile?
Will it go on forever?
Can I lay with you ,
till I heal my wings?
Can I stay warm in your embrace,
Till my heart again sings?
Too much to ask as I know this too well.
Too much to cry for, maybe so.
But then we all throw coins in a wishing well
Or so the Story goes.
Actually, I was more impressed that someone quoted a relatively obscure passage. It's a little depressing, but beautiful. But go ahead and judge me.Thirdly: You might want to consider a different approach in how you talk to people you don't know. I other words: Be kind, friendly. You have every right to dislike things, but there is a normal way to let people know.
xoxA poet, a painter, a man without a name
A heart, a hunger, a bright and burning flame
A water deep, a way of sleep
A thirst, a truth, a glass of grace
A distance between the face to face
A finger’s tip, a fragrant smell
A swollen lip, where pleasures dwell
Oh the hunger
And the yearning
Of a heart that will not heal
Oh the loss
And the heartache
Of a soul that cannot but feel
Unsatiated the desire that bubbles up within
That hungers for every pleasure be it holy or a sin
Oh the ancients of this world
Know that passions lie unfurled
Further into fire, further into ice
Intensify the flavour, fling the dreaded dice
Brighter be the flame that burns with holy fire
Darker be the darkness, that undertow inside her
...but oh
Are you ready
For the curses of the crucible
Of heaven’s host entire
The reaper rides on relentless
With sickle by his side
...oh
A poet and a painter and a man without a name
Who dances through the ages
Who still appears the same
Though centuries surround him
Encloaked by all the stars above
...a Man, amen, an entire lover’s love
(a little something I wrote in 2017)