A Writer's Plight by psychofr3akartjoker, literature
Literature
A Writer's Plight
I need to write I strive but the words escape me
I look down at my hands, still, they disappoint me
Taking a breath I empty my mind through them
they question my thoughts and freeze and crawl
they lie limp and dead on the keyboard
Am i a failure do i give up, should i try again?
No i think not
I'm done writing... at least for today
and yet i am always coming back
Justice his only goal
stopped by nothing, he embraces his fear
descending into a dark hole
one most would not even draw near
Clothed in darkness he fights the night
beating smashing all who dare to stand
his dark embrace allows to shine forth light
this other side of the coin finds him bland
His painted smile hides his face
in plain sight for all to see
pursuing chaos with an inhuman grace
he smiles at Knight, with antipathy
Wind blown and in the dark
red, black white all clown
their contrast so vividly stark
sing song voice beckons down
A powerful clash is heard felt and feared
everywhere when these opposites collide
Knigh
It was freezing.
He was freezing.
They were frozen.
...
Steve sat huddled in the corner of the car. His arms were wrapped tightly around himself as he slowly rocked back and forth. His nose had long since stopped bleeding as the blood that had flown so freely was now frozen mass down the front of his shirt. His blond hair stood in dark contrast with the darkness that surrounded him. The car in which he was sitting was on its side in the middle of the road. His back rested on what had once been the roof. Pieces of glass were strewn about his feet, evidence to the severity of this recent catastrophe.
Steve wished he could move to
Joseph H. Kelly did not think he was a proud man, not in the traditional sense, though he was often accused of this crime. He was proud of many things, as all men are, but so far as having the arrogant pride of the nobles of old, this he felt he did not. Of the few things he was proud of however, the foremost was, his beloved bank. He hated that it was called a bank for in his mind it rose high above the rabble that were the other banks, they squawked and fought for every penny. When thinking on this, as he often did, he surmised that a comparison between the knights of old and the soldiers of today was an adequate comparison. In the medieval
Writing as Life by psychofr3akartjoker, literature
Literature
Writing as Life
Description bleeds from my eyes dripping always down
onto my hands, you see, they are red,
My paper, my parchment, my opportunity
white as the snow until in red it finds its beauty
Scenes I create , never for nothing, each line tears
life, my canvas, blank walls all waiting my command
Naked and bleeding I spin, the walls eager, smile
In short, on the long, I grow ever more tired
Finished, where is white to be found
none more can be written here,I come to a stop
haggard and old without a drop of crimson life
Knees bent head bowed my tears leak, pure
and everything fades
Black Red drip drip by psychofr3akartjoker, literature
Literature
Black Red drip drip
Black red drip drip
It was supposed to be fun
walking there without a care
it happened so fast it was done
left asking who when where
Black red drip drip
we were running
across the street
never heard the engine gunning
or seen a car so fleet
Black red drip drip
The color of night
he sped out of the darkness
no chance to put up a fight
no one had seen such starkness
Black red drip drip
crimson in the night spilled
laying in the street shaking
she was soon to have been killed
weeping quietly they watch her, quaking
Black red drip drip
car crashed driver dead
his blood dripping off the steering wheel
face crushed, his head
his face is seen, his words are heard
his intentions are more easily concealed
a chameleon, he sheds his persona
just as we throw out the trash
you may meet him, speak with him
his perfect composure disarming
it is only later his cold hands slit your throat
you can run, but how can you hide from a shadow
from what you do not know
surrounded, boxed in I see my prison this world
they laugh and they cry for they are real
I hate them for the ease with which they feel
though it has been said that I feel, laugh even
my laughter however is not something you would ever wish to hear
for it comes unbidden, unwanted, and uncalled for
wh
The greatest light shines far to brightly. Its scorching light refusing to come from only above; Instead it emanates from every crevice and crack of the old building. The hanging sign creaks softly in the moaning wind, only fragments of what was once written there remain. The irony lies in that even the sign seems to have rebelled against everything taught there, doing so with the simple drop of a letter. The breeze is a teasing hope that is all but forgotten. Rustling weeds wave there hands joyously steadfastly rejoicing in any weather. Their pale green is the only sign of life in this barren concrete wasteland. Walls that once stood
Dear Caring Self (DCS) by psychofr3akartjoker, literature
Literature
Dear Caring Self (DCS)
Blink nod cattle prod
Scream writhe you're alive
Kiss bliss this you'll miss
Death life end of knife
Smile frown you might drown
Grab rip here's a tip
Unknown thought this is not
Make sense no
Feel alive till you are not
Why the aggression smile
Upside down and cry
I laugh at my own pain
perpetual comedy
Free verse screw patterns
Able to understand this
Probably not
Dark thoughts conceal easily
Happy ones tend to bubble out on occasion
Laughing as I write this
Humour is the true sign of a madman
It is ok though, I don't know where you live