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Last post 10-24-2008, 10:30 AM by BleedingSlinky2960. 1590 replies.
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  •  05-02-2008, 5:31 PM 276009 in reply to 275811

    Re: Poems

    Dont worry, >.> the big man is there if you want him to be, I see Religion more as a comfort, not a job =p.

    I looked back to my old Poems, many I have forgotten, I find my style has changed a bit, almoast like the old style more haha.


    Theres a hole in the world like a Great black pit and ists filled with people who are filled with ***!.

    ^Thanks to Eva ^__^ <3

  •  05-03-2008, 12:47 AM 276048 in reply to 276009

    Re: Poems

    Yea'. Well, I see it as a comfort and a lifestyle. I'm actually giving my second sermon here in a month or so.

    And yea' I noticed that, mine has changed too. I write in aabb all the time now.
     

  •  05-04-2008, 12:45 AM 276126 in reply to 276048

    Re: Poems

    @ Spectre: I liked it Spectre. I'd like to see what else you might have.

    @DN: It's good you write about things you really know. I think the best in us comes out from personnal experience. Also cool you write about God. You dont see much poetry on religion here.

    []D [] []V[] []D
  •  05-04-2008, 12:55 AM 276129 in reply to 276126

    Re: Poems

    Religion can be a touchy subject...

    >_> its one of the number one Argument starters on online games.... Number one is Bush, lol... any way, working on another poem.


    Theres a hole in the world like a Great black pit and ists filled with people who are filled with ***!.

    ^Thanks to Eva ^__^ <3

  •  05-04-2008, 11:00 PM 276268 in reply to 276129

    Re: Poems

    lol right.

    That's cool. As for me, I'm either writing a really pissed off poem or no more for a long time, because I'm kind of having an identity crisis telling who's really a friend and who's not right now. A lot of people didn't even care enough to help or even hear me out when I needed it most.
     

  •  05-04-2008, 11:09 PM 276276 in reply to 276268

    Re: Poems

    Then she came.

     

    Of all the times I've gone through

    Licking up my own tears and blood for a clue

    Then she came and say its useless.

    As if my freedom were hers.

     

    I put my hands out

    Trying to reach of her

    I don't know what came to me, but I did grabbed her hard

    And the next thing I know, I heard my demon's laughter.

     

    She came

    But I sent her back 'home'.

     

     


    If one man slay another of set purpose,he himself may rightfully be slain. -Sun Tzu,'The Art of War'
  •  05-04-2008, 11:28 PM 276281 in reply to 276129

    Re: Poems

     (Mature and such)

     

    Oh baby wont you hold me down

    Collar me with your instinct

    There are no safe words here

    In the little red room

    Pink flashes as pink as your lips

    I want to lick your alabaster skin

     

    We are so bad so dirty

    We are so bad so dirty

     

    Swapping blood and spit

    Stinging of your love hit

    We can scream in ecstasy

    Slipping sliding organs

    Warm and sweet

    The temperature rising

    In this moment of secrecy  

     

    We are so bad so dirty

    We are so bad so dirty



    You're not so kireina now

    You still are kirei to me

    tu hermosa

    Sparks and fireworks in chemistry

    We are so dirty 



     


  •  05-04-2008, 11:43 PM 276283 in reply to 276281

    Re: Poems

    @EN :That's pretty...suggestive as Blue puts it. Tone down a bit, yes we do have minors.


    If one man slay another of set purpose,he himself may rightfully be slain. -Sun Tzu,'The Art of War'
  •  05-05-2008, 1:21 PM 276328 in reply to 276283

    Re: Poems

    >.> Yea, Dunno if you want to edit that a bit or not xd!....

    I promis another Poem by my next post (F@,.,o)F the end is near!


    Theres a hole in the world like a Great black pit and ists filled with people who are filled with ***!.

    ^Thanks to Eva ^__^ <3

  •  05-06-2008, 11:33 AM 276475 in reply to 276126

    Re: Poems

    Cheers Cobalt.

    Thought I'd have a laugh! 

     

  •  05-06-2008, 12:09 PM 276484 in reply to 276475

    Re: Poems

    @expect_nothing: Do not edit your poem, just add a note that it contains material unsuitable for minors.

    Cencorship is a thing that ruins art. 



  •  05-07-2008, 6:47 AM 276564 in reply to 276475

    Re: Poems

    The Story of Hero

     

    The darkness and the shadows

    Roiled and spat their hate,

    Acid like the rain did fall

    Upon the mortal gate.

    Birthed from wind and fire

    Cursed with claw and wing

    Demons in your darkest dreams

    Can you hear them sing?

     

    Once there was a mortal

    Blessed with gifts was he.

    Strength beyond all other men

    And skill to set them free.

    For as the rain came falling

    He took his father’s sword,

    And called to him a holy host

    To that mortal door.

     

    There they met a hooded thing,

    Twisted with disease,

    With drunken hate and blinded eye,

    This figurine did cry.

    No pity did our hero show

    To no man gone before,

    A flash of red, a flash of black

    He thrust his father’s sword.

     

    Next came they to the gate of Hell,

    Demon’s eyed them, faces fell

    They leered and cringed before this host

    Hiding from our hero most.

    So came they to the waterfall

    Where all grief goes and nightmares call.

    Demons from their darkest dreams,

    All at once they hear them sing!

     

    A might battle thus ensues,

    The host is blooded, battered, bruised

    Yet triumphant they press on

    Their company a hundred strong

    And hence our hero shouts his name

    A sound to make all creatures lame,

    So they pressed on into Hell

    The gateway closing to the bells.

     

    Underneath the shadows the crossed the land of Dis

    One by one our heroes fell into their darkest dreams,

    Till only one man stood alone

    Stood with sword, and lance and bow

    Looking down upon the dead

    Not a single tear is shed.

    Alone once more without his host

    Our hero walks like Dante’s ghost.

     

    Carrying his sword aloft

    A guiding light to all the lost,

    Onwards does our hero go

    Through Cerberus his lance is thrown

    And through the keyhole made of ice

    He does discern the River Styx.

    This way now he must avoid,

    In awe his eyes like a young boy.

     

    To bring this epic to a close,

    Our hero came to where sin goes

    And there buried in sheets of ice

    He sees a very shocking sight.

    There before him is a throne,

    Mae from skin and made of bone,

    And there seated, eyes so red

    He finds the Lord of sinful dead.

     

    What happened next no man could know

    The stories tell of a crystal throne,

    And they say the world did quake

    And so fell the mortal gate.

    And that sword rests in the hands

    In the hands of a boy not yet a man

    To take a journey some day soon

    And come at last to frozen rooms.

     

    Carven now upon the sword

    Runes upon the blade are scrawled

    It tells the story of a quest

    Of the hero very best.

    And a message to a son

    For when his mortal quest is done.

    Nothing else is as it seems,

    Remember even demon’s dream.

  •  05-09-2008, 12:49 PM 276821 in reply to 276564

    Re: Poems

    <.<....Damn, you have some Skillz with that poetry, I really liked it.


    Another happy day in Randamvill

    I was in the middle of no where, just trying to beat trafic
    Turn on my Radio but get nothing but static.

    Though I hum to the tune just to keep me going
    My ships gaining watter and now its over flowing.

    Its too bad im so Dehydrated , from all this desert heat
    Almoast slipped on the ice but managed to stay on my feet.

     

     


    Theres a hole in the world like a Great black pit and ists filled with people who are filled with ***!.

    ^Thanks to Eva ^__^ <3

  •  05-10-2008, 11:02 AM 276973 in reply to 276821

    Re: Poems

    The Winged Rot

     

    Dark night, darkness bright

    Consummation of all light,

    If you will, if you may

    Listen now with all your might.

    For here’s the tale of one so great,

    An immortal man that saw too late

    That all the actions he’d performed

    Had been watched since he were born.

    Yet at the end it mattered not

    For at tales end thus did he rot

     

    He was born an only child

    The flame of wildness in his eyes,

    And into power he did grow

    In early years taught sword and bow.

    His father was a lordly knight

    Born to die and born to fight,

    On one such day this man did both

    And rise to power he was loathe.

    So Lucian became a Lord,

    And rage-filled took his father’s sword.

     

    At once he gathered all his men,

    Heard the tale of the demon’s den

    Where there in almost human form

    There dragon hid like Devil spawn.

    It was he that slew the knights

    On one barren winter’s night.

    So heard the boy the very tale

    And likewise filled heart with bale.

    Trained he in the arcane arts

    Till finally he spoke at last.

     

    Silent had he been of late,

    Often looking out the gates

    Of his city he now ruled

    Thinking on his father’s ghoul.

    At the festival he called

    His knights who watched his father fall

    And so at Samhain did he wind

    The horn that told that they must find,

    The Dragon thing that could not die,

    Born in darkness, darkness bright.

     

    Came they to the Broken Caves,

    Littered with bones and rotting game

    Lucian held high his spear

    His knights shivered in whispered fear.

    Deep inside from in the maw

    The cavern bellowed mournful caws

    And slowly did a mist exude

    Telling them to come intrude.

    Silently he led them on,

    Mist swallowed them till each was gone.

     

    Now listen eager to this part,

    Take this legend to your heart,

    For in this cavern one did sleep

    A dragon did this creature keep,

    So into darkness where men feared

    Envy, vampire, stroked his beard

    And so in shadows Lucian led

    All of his knights to certain death.

    Ten thousand men had come with him

    Each sworn oaths against all sin.

     

    Like crazed paths the mewling came,

    Full of fear some knights went lame

    So by the time they found a door

    His ten thousand were now four.

    Let us see what Lucian saw,

    Blood and acid dripped to floor,

    The very walls with fire steamed

    And in the distance horrors screamed.

    But driven by his father’s sword

    This lordly man broke through this ward.

     

    Asunder did the doorway break

    The world did tremble with earthquake,

    And some knights could take no more

    They fled, slipping upon old gore.

    Banshee cries they did discern,

    Calling on them to return,

    But Lucian, mad in his haste

    Called out that time was not to waste.

    Into battle they did go, against the dragon, Arkengau.

     

    An hour did this battle last,

    Till Lucian with shame did cast

    His spear into this creature’s heart

    And watched as he redeemed his past.

    And so with cheer his knights reduced

    To only fifty, they did hew

    The Dragon’s mighty head and laughed

    Facing now a wall of glass.

    But Lucian, his mind now clear

    Shouted out a wail of fear

    For there where once no man had stood,

    A man eyed them as hawk to food.

     

    Another fight now did ensue,

    Till  fifty lay dead; cold and blue

    And Lucian he stood alone,

    His sword held loosely as last hope,

    His armour rent upon the ground

    At this creature he now frowned.

    “What, foul monster is your name?”

    The creature spoke the very same.

    Then Lucian found he could see,

    They were the same to some degree.

    “Never!” He said. “We’ll never be.”

     

    So again these beings fought,

    Lucian with skill once taught,

    Envy with the speed of hate

    He drove the Lord Knight back a pace

    So furious this battle waged

    They like two dancers on a stage,

    When all at last and in despair

    Lucian thrust without a care.

    Would you now know how this ends?

    Would you care if tale I bend?

    Would you listen if  spoke?

    Would you listen if I wrote?

     

    For no one knows how such things cease,

    Who should triumph: man or beast?

    But for certain we all know

    That envy every man can show.

    So it must be the creature won,

    And Lucian’s thrust made him undone,

    This esteemed knight that sort revenge

    For no other did he send.

    He led his knights into the black,

    And none recall if one came back.

     

    But hear me now for this I’ll say:

    That winged man that hid from day

    And cast lost knights upon the floor

    With savagery that none foresaw,

    That thing did have a treasure kept

    And none could know of this except,

    The Dragon that the young knight killed

    His fire filled breathing at last stilled.

    Yet when the creature came to feast,

    Upon Lord Lucian’s neck so neat

    He answered once the question asked

    As though it was an arduous task.

     

    This the vampire did tell,

    His prey now under deadly spell,

    He came close to the armoured lord

    And kicked aside the blood stained sword,

    So did it whisper in his ear,

    That its secret held so dear,

    Was that in every thirty years

    Another man it must endear.

    Another man must lose his soul

    So that Envy has control,

    At last the creature spoke the truth,

    “I the father you forsook.”

     

    Dark night, darkness bright

    You have listened till day’s light

    You did will this very May,

    That you would read or hear this lay.

    Did you think this tale so cruel?

    Did you feel the tale too tall?

    This tale of one who saw too late

    And used to look from city gates?

    But would you know the very truth?

    That Envy hides under your roof,

    And in each shadow of all men

    That turn aside and commit sin?

    Fear not as it matters not

    For at the end, all things will rot.

     

    I think I'll try and write something a little funnier. All this talk of lurking shadows and stuff... it's not good for everyone. Hardy-Hah! Lol... 


  •  05-10-2008, 11:09 AM 276974 in reply to 276821

    Re: Poems

    Hey, Vergil, that reminded me of a riddle I heard once! Nice.
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