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Hollo- Of my,bedpost

by Wriskypump


Nothing shall be made sitting on the earthen ground

but

Something is overhead, passing above & behind

in the treetops (whispered)

Don't you see that flowerbed?

dFoReST?

:5

well,

if you had a helicopter

them Stores of lifeless trees would seem

like the Jolly Green Giant had boquet~ed them just for you

the Likelihood that somebody is going to come by and brush your hair back,

whirling around spritely to enhance your abilities

is More likely that your morning dream is something you actually want to get away from

Well maybe, if you want more than hollow brown sounds

your period of dreaming greeted by that tired warped bedpost beaten from your forehead

repeatedly

redundantly

if you want to seCure

Honor: more than UPon hollo , brittle sounds from your brow knocking ‘gainst 

wood-crusted

intellect

paint it ruby, leave it anything but jade

sense tension Lube the Nighttide with unmuddled Reveling aDrift upon Vaudeville’s Curtains

leave behind second chances

but eye the rub that Intercepts

Rotten thoughts more rancid than onion-ringed, slip-’em-on shoes

and turn The Mind’sigh all over like you would MiLK a spigot

*...*

Allow the Walls to be reversed

deltabuse like There’s No Time soon to be a truce

O[rdispersed Outward Bounds….

Hangabout; in fire-reigned tears,

they discourage indefinitely, but I bid you wear them

WEAR:  4 they PuMp Up Portals

in Yore systemic Corners that

even as you put your hand to brute force sit unembellished

For you can only wriggle free with Imagination...

Observe:

Sirens are wailing in my room

The Shores of the coast suckking at my deblumes

They're putting a heart on my mind,

but their seduction is minor

I've grown E!gads a filters in my ears (from so many times)

Whose song I pull on like a cloak, and reward my mind

to my far off Love

breaking the wishbone off

The back of The Great Bear & The Big Dipper, for my drumsticks

While my hair's set ablaze by the south wind

that's blasting up my backside

Ho! Sail on to the next land

pregnated Heart({! expecting the one-time OVerFlow About to go for it!!

The vague treasure map planted eternally behind my visage swims o’er bone-choked Oceans;

My Fair maiden drawing more mesmerising certificates than water, by a lone well

in so doing Rocking the boat a little

partaking the part of what all wise ones want to stumble upon

A princess & a Prince interwound in an inn of inner fortitude & chastity

humbly begotten from among the commoner's line

They’re wild in Rejoicing

& God-fearing so’s they’ll get less and less infatuated with goods up-front and clearer-cryst by-and-by

Christ’s undeserved delicious gifts

Cactus of discretion: even in drought, even in famine gathering from heaven

service, mercy, & trustworth in her eyes

(that have to keep his corally-swathed medallions in check sometimes)

No fan before Their magnolized rims

wafting out duplicity, guise, or self-alignment

Do your homework! Go to bed!

Get up ,Hammered Clam of head and Comb your hair!

God! They broke the Trance!

Where’s the Colors to blend into my Posters?

Strange Sights! I trace their silhouettes like leaves en’swircle the base of the tree that is stripped

Damn it World, I’m coming! But I’ll weave in and out of YOUR REALM O, TOWER of my

DeFENSE between salmon-shrieking blinks of eyes!

My business becomes

what the foolish believe to Cause simply gads of pain for no monetary coMPensation

Neither do you catch even stray notoriety or merit

So how can I stake the pains in the intHOLLERable price I have to pay?

My reply: I may just touch one soul, some way

you know, if i get out of the way so’s the freedom of God can display its True Regalities

Draw up the Legendary blueprint! My endless string of mirth sometimes Blows out the candle

before its time!

Pack up the Camp! double Check my bodily warehouse of concealed weapons

You dare me to care

about a stodgy career in an office somewhere

Other than

The swashbuckling noble?

ejecting much of the “routine” banalities of the florist & butcher’s loins from which he’d sprang

And been formed to be a proper boy, but could not grasp the view how his Head, 

Had only Beginnings...

Blister’d for space to make for All heir-insulting preening and patronizing the missuccess of this

lad 

that playmates & intellectual Adults can’t stand the parroting clicket-ing off the lips of; 

that he of rudimentary age, possessed such diversity of terrains ;

and they -- could engross themselves therewith as well, pap & mam look back thru me,

or were you never-ever a child lacking a helping hand, so by reason of your own horrid mournings

God Himself reached down, and that bogged-down, bloody-fool is taught more than crafty men,

My Father seeing I’d be needing His Hand to give back all things I would ever lose,

equal footing again.

Hence the Student hurried himself up to emulcify its Teacher

)it's bedazzled-by-mortality teachers(

To name a few: aristotle & socrates

Painting unhearable stories up in anticipation of Eternal Coronation

But I... ever-aspiring the Master to Pound Out the actual way

by pinching the paper-thin balloon into imitations for his Exploring babies,

Boarding Boeing 777’s with a scuttle over backyard fences, dying in immature things and taking

note of them

recycling time into Proverbs through double-barrel realms of Immateriality

Still Never neglecting to repartee with the squirrels and honey-bees

Adjoining to the day it doesn’t have to be hypothetic anymore, Galloping afar into the Cities & 

Habitations at leavings-off of the Origins of Immortal organisms


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This is Nikayla here dropping in for a review on Review Day.

So this'll seem similar to the reviews I've done before on your poetry. You know the opinion that I have on it. This poem isn't particularly memorable for any specific reason and I have to say that you lose the reader somewhere in the structure and stylistic choices that you decide to make. I am not saying this because I am not supportive of you if you want to choose this aesthetic. I am saying this because I am legitimately confused as to what you're attempting to get across with this poem.

I understand that the spelling mistakes or other grammar errors are intentional and that you can do this in poetry if you truly want to, but I'm not sure if it's effective in getting the theme that you want to portray across. Most of your poems tend to mesh together in my memory due to this, and ultimately, I'd like to suggest putting a focus on the actual content of the poem, rather than how it looks. You can polish your poem in any way that you please, but what your reader is looking for is the actual content that you write about and how you go about it. Focus on the root of what you're writing and go from there in telling the message that you want to tell.

If you have any questions, don't be afraid to ask. I hope I helped and have a great day. Keep editing and experimenting.




Wriskypump says...


They are all pretty similar at the root and core. This one I took out almost all of the unusual stuff tho. It is a pretty straightforward read I think in this one



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Hello, Wriskypump! Here from team Vader's Raiders to review your work, and finally clear it from the Green Room!

Unlike your other free verse poem that I read, this was ALOT clearer to follow, however, you still had some weird placings of symbols ect. Maybe this is your preferred writing style, but when people read it, it's almost like a chore to try to figure out what you mean by certain sentences when the content is jumbled.

Like before I got lost again, and didn't know what the finally meaning or purpose of the poem was. I mean, the title and idea aren't bad, but the way you go through with it confuses people. Maybe it would help you to read some older literature to find a clear way you like to write. Other than that I don't have much else to say. I just wish you luck in your writing, and success later on.

~Ruby <3




Wriskypump says...


Success?!?! my success is the air I breathe with Jesus! I'm going home soon as soon can be!



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Legacy here for a review.

I had a hard time reading this poem because of your random capitalization and characters. It is a stylistic choice but keep in mind, it will make it harder for some people to read it. :)

I couldn't really review for content after like midway because that is where I got lost. Shortly after "observe" is where I got lost. It could just be me, but it could also mean that your wording was confusing or something. It might be a good idea to read through again and make sure that it can be understood.

From what I could understand, you had some nice imagery and rhymes without forcing rhymes (which is a good thing).

Overall, it's a nice poem. It is just hard for me to understand. I wish you luck. Legacy.




Wriskypump says...


It's someone sitting on their bed and imagining the future they're going to have in heaven. That's how Jesus keeps me going. I have to deal with the travail for now, but, it's practically over. Things gonna change soon in our world but I'll be gone along with a lot of others. Perhaps even in a week or two maybe



Thisislegacy says...


That is an interesting way to look at things.



Wriskypump says...


Well, Jesus' teachings were all about living toward eternity, and focus as little as possible on anything that might make you bitter during this life




Sometimes I'm terrified of my heart; of its constant hunger for whatever it is it wants. The way it stops and starts.
— Poe