Dalk's poems of whatever he feels like writing about at the moment

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  1. TheMagicalMisterMistoffelees Professional Crazy

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    We're the ones who are wrong?

    We're the ones who are wrong
    We're the ones who are wrong
    We, the generation pointed by the lost dreams and broken poetry of the past are the ones who are wrong
    We, the ones fueled by the end of the gone's hopes and dreams are the ones who are wrong
    We, the people working towards each other with the intent of each other and ourselves are the ones who are wrong?
    We're the ones who are wrong?!
    Are we, the generation looking out for the world, not the nation,
    For the good of not one person but the population,
    Flying on the shining wings of a dead dream once dreamt by the bygone world of hope,
    Are we the ones who are wrong?!​
     
  2. KeybladeSpirit [ENvTuber] [pngTuber]

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    Wow.
    Y'know, the way you act in the Spam Zone, I had no idea you such, poetic talent. Such passion, such... other third thing. I really enjoyed it.
     
  3. TheMagicalMisterMistoffelees Professional Crazy

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    Thank you. I see why thought would be I don't do this well, but I know that is is and will be okay since when until what think like.
     
  4. Chevalier Crystal Princess

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    I love the last poem posted. I guess you've got the combo. I'm really enjoying this poems. They are rather creative.
     
  5. TheMagicalMisterMistoffelees Professional Crazy

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    Cherry Tree

    What is love so curiously distraught?
    It is not love, this love that I feel
    Is a cherry tree in a lush field,
    Green as the gown of mother nature.
    It is beautiful, elegant, and yet,
    It is able to endure the neverending storm that is the world,
    And does not bend or break or mold,
    But holds true and strong.
    And through all of this,
    It is still able to grow.
    To flourish and show the world it's splendor
    And to blossom. This is the love that I feel.​
     
  6. Doukuro Chaser

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    Too sick and distracted to read the rest D: I'll come back later and read and comment on every single one later, but for now I'm just going to say that they're all good, and plain text is best for this type of thing I think. The first one was without the white text in my opinion.
     
  7. TheMagicalMisterMistoffelees Professional Crazy

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    What did you like about them? Which one was your favorite? 8D
     
  8. TheMagicalMisterMistoffelees Professional Crazy

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    Living the River

    Once upon a time
    We had different ideas of what was sublime
    There was a man in the river who said he should deliver
    He said, "Please swim with me, if you have the time,"
    And we figured that it wasn't a crime.

    We stepped in the river and let the current take us out,
    We threw our lives to chance and we didn't have a doubt
    With our icy dreams it would never seem
    That out gamble with the river would ever give out,
    But that all ended with but a shout.

    And the river flows on
    When souls have gone cold and the life is all gone
    They're washed up on the shores, your faith may be no more
    But we'll swim together under the rising sun.​



    EDIT: Also putting my entry in the poetry contest here. Since this is supposed to be a collective of my poems, you know.

    Game That No One Wins
    What a sweet surprise
    To open my tired eyes
    And see nothing, but realize
    That we're fighting for a prize
    Maybe this way is a lie and you cannot see the truth,
    I know not to expect it but I want to see proof
    That what we're doing to them is turning them away from sin
    And that we're not just going through this **** again and again

    Is this justice for their sins
    Or is it a game that no one wins
    We sent them out to stop the flood
    And they came back covered in blood

    Have you realized
    Consequences of lies
    Are nothing
    to
    monopolize
    Here the angel cries because people don't die
    For thousands of years of wars and lies
    All of it in their name, ten thousand years of death and pain
    And can people really not see it just because they're vain

    Is this justice for their sins
    Or is it a game that no one wins
    We sent them out to stop the flood
    And they came back covered in blood​
     
  9. Juicy Chaser

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    Cherry Tree is really sweet, though reading aloud I had to double-take a few times as the rhythm seemed a bit weird..

    I have a word of advice about your poems- they're all good but I think you should vary in your structure. Each of your recent poems seem to be last word of each line rhyming with the previous- even switching to "A B C B" would be better (second and last line rhyming), just for some variation.

    Game that No One Wins was an awesome entry >> *jealous*
    Although for some reason it sounded like a rap in my head :v

    Its funny, I swear poetry is bringing out your feminine side :v
     
  10. TheMagicalMisterMistoffelees Professional Crazy

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    Kingdom

    A kingdom that was centuries old
    Of treasures with worth untold
    Rose into the sunlit sky
    On pillars made of cloud and fire.
    All eyes turned, were skyword bound
    To treasure waiting to be found.
    And eyes stay on the wonderous sight
    As men begin to fight.

    They wage their wars
    For kingdoms' riches,
    From sandy shores
    To lands relinquished,
    To kingdoms past and kingdoms since
    Crowns of the lost king and prince,
    Lost in blowing sands of age
    Keep the world in its cage.

    Maybe we were not as great
    As armies in the winds of fate,
    But we set out to find the trove
    Because of greed and greed alone.
    Wishing riches led to fame,
    We wished the world to shout our name
    And we started our slow ascent
    To see the treasure at the end.

    The columns of cloud
    We could not touch,
    As the armies around
    Began their march.
    In the blood of brothers they would rinse
    Crowns of the lost king and prince.
    Lost in blowing sands of age,
    Keep the world in its cage.

    We began our slow ascent
    As columns of fire burned our hands.
    Day turned to night, then day again,
    We struggled on against the wind.
    Our need for power moved us on
    To reach for where the noontime sun
    Beat heat on us from up ahead,
    Like the flames that scorched our knees and hands.

    The kingdom's gates
    Of gold and glass
    Were the goal of hate
    And wars of past,
    Of wars to come and battles hence.
    The crowns of the lost king and prince,
    Lost in blowing sands of age
    Keep the world in its cage.

    The end of our ascent drew near.
    Our hearts were gripped with greed and fear
    As we saw gates of gold and pearl
    That told of kingdoms of the world.
    They told of how they rose and fell,
    From heaven's lights to depths of hell.
    We opened history without
    Any pause or sort of doubt.

    We stepped inside
    The city's door,
    It stopped to hide
    From all the world.
    Back then we had no regrets.
    The crowns of the lost king and prince,
    Lost in blowing sands of age
    Keep the world in its cage.

    There we stood, upon the place
    Where untold worth of treasure lays.
    Nations waged war for this wealth,
    Plunged earth into death and filth.
    We were brought here by our greed,
    Treasure which we thought we'd need.
    But then we saw the room was bare,
    Save for a small parchment there.

    The parchment's worth
    That started wars,
    Said "Peace on earth,
    For all the world."
    The armies cannot hear our cries, since
    The crowns of the lost king and prince,
    Lost in blowing sands of age
    Keep the world in its cage.

     
  11. TheMagicalMisterMistoffelees Professional Crazy

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    Since this is a poem of sorts I'll just put it here


    ...................... one
    .....................in one
    ......................in one.........................world
    .......................in one.......................world
    Those proclaimed as chosen ones....................world
    ......And who live with sin,one...................world
    ...we will................in Ones who unfurl the world
    ..Those who put it back again,
    one...............world
    .....we wThose who live within one love,.......world
    ......we will........Is love in one unfurled?.world
    .......We will laugh and live,in one.........world
    ........we will.......and love.in one.......world
    .Together we will live.and love in one.....world
    ...Forever we will live.and love in one...world
    ............We will live and love in one world.
    .............So live your life on lonely earth
    ..............Live it in love, and we'll birth
    ...............A world of unprecedented worth
     
  12. TheMagicalMisterMistoffelees Professional Crazy

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    Screw it I'm posting this and if it doesn't get feedback Im ditching this whole thing

    Jimmy


    Jimmy, are you listening?
    Are you lost inside your head?
    I don't know a single thing
    That you could find in there.
    You're going through tough times and trials
    You don't hit back, instead
    You wait for a revival
    So your blood is surely red.

    You bide your time but don't resign
    To the fate they pick for you
    Wait for the sign to draw the line
    Please Jimmy, don't resume.
    They gave you hell, you gave it back
    I beg you, Jimmy, don't attack.
    They lack the mindset to hold back
    But Jimmy, your blood is red.

    Jimmy, can you hear me?
    I'm the voice inside your head.
    You may feel lost and helpless Jimmy,
    Now that they're all gone.
    I know it's dark, I'll be your light,
    Listen to what I've said.
    I know that what you did is right,
    Your blood is surely red.

    You bide your time but don't resign
    To the fate they pick for you
    Wait for the sign to draw the line
    Please Jimmy, don't resume.
    They gave you hell, you gave it back
    I beg you, Jimmy, don't attack.
    They lack the mindset to hold back
    But Jimmy, your blood is red.

    Jimmy, are you thinking
    About what has been said?
    Your life is slowly sinking,
    And your deeds got you here.
    I'm here to help you to regain
    The life that you once lead,
    And now that I know you're insane
    Your blood may not be red.

    Jimmy, where did you go?
    Are you lost inside your head?
    Oh Jimmy, the man I know
    Is no longer you.
    Did you forget what you've been told?
    Can you hear what you said?
    Someone so icy and so cold,
    Your blood cannot be red.

    I've been here forty days and nights
    Listening to what they said.
    They told me that I wasn't right,
    In other words, insane.
    But they don't see things through my eyes,
    I know what I have said,
    I know I'm right, and through their lies
    I know my blood is red.


    Are you insane, are you insane,
    I'm not insane, I feel this pain
    I have no idea what remains
    In twenty thousand different ways.
    I have to say, I feel afraid
    I'm not insane, I'm not insane,
    Of what's happened to you.
    We just don't see the world the same.
    Are you insane, what's in your brain,
    I'm not insane, I'm not insane,
    Is there a sorrowful refrain?
    I lay down in the traffic lane.
    Are you in pain? What's there to gain?
    Under this rain I'll end the pain
    Is there something to lose?
    There's really nothing left to gain
    I don't care if I am insane

    Jimmy, can you hear me?
    I believed I was your freind.
    Was I so blind to your needs?
    Did it kill you after all?
    I know that it may be too late
    But you can rest your head,
    I know you're human, and you're great,
    And yes, your blood is red.

    You bide your time but don't resign
    To the fate they pick for you
    Wait for the sign to draw the line
    Please Jimmy, don't resume.
    They gave you hell, you gave it back
    I beg you, Jimmy, don't attack.
    They lack the mindset to hold back
    But Jimmy, your blood is red.
     
  13. Juicy Chaser

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    I C BIBLICAL REFERENCES

    But seriously, I've always loved Jimmy. I remember you showed it to me a while back, and I still love it. It feels so...personal. Makes it feel like you're actually talking and pleading with him. The rhetoricals are perfectly used, as is the repitition. I swear if this poem was in a different form of media it'd probably make me cry or something xD Okay, I'll stop with the peculiar behaviour now.

    Anyway, awesome.
     
  14. Emzy ♥ Gummi Ship Junkie

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    Wow, this part of the poem was my favorite.

    Overall, it was brilliant. I loved it. Repetition, as Harriet said, was used perfectly, as were the rhetorical Q's. It added that extra personal touch that all brilliant poems posses.
     
  15. TheMagicalMisterMistoffelees Professional Crazy

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    Gone

    But a simple request and you're
    Gone

    From what I thought we had, you are
    Gone

    And though every thing was fine and good- Well, I guess it wasn't,
    But my perspective failed me and I wish I knew the truth.
    I don't know how long I thought that love would overshadow distance,
    And I knew not to expect from you or see any proof.

    A call was waiting, unreturned, while waiting in the snow;
    From a boy lost and broken, though you shouldn't have to know.
    He wished that she'd be there for him, but even when that failed,
    He sent his love hundreds of miles through a piece of mail.

    But a word from your lips and you're
    Gone

    Not a kiss for your lips, but you're
    Gone






    Wrote this one in like two because I feel it's necessary but I don't really care at this point.
     
  16. Juicy Chaser

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    For once, I know exactly how you feel.

    Loved this. <3


    I don't think I could make any other comments on the poem, because it wouldn't do it emotional justice. :|
     
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    In Memory

    Can you hear the melodies
    Of one last sight; and beauty's calls?
    Of people prancing through their world
    Their heads all full of eyeballs

    Life is turning, like the world,
    Though life is not so sound;
    And death begins to play it's part ,
    Life is sinking, falling down.

    Can you feel the sunlight
    Warming up your soul and skin?
    He may warm his soul,
    But he'll never feel his skin again.

    Can you hear the melodies
    Of one last sight, and beauty's calls?
    I know of the ones who can;
    I know of so many.

    All is love;
    Love has not ended for one man who mattered
    Just as the whole world should matter,
    All is love;
    And the world starts moving past a life
    Of beautiful intentions~
     
  18. Mr. Pumpkin Hollow Bastion Committee

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    Oooh I like In Memory alot.
    Especially this part:

    Life is turning, like the world,
    Though life is not so sound;
    And death begins to play it's part ,
    Life is sinking, falling down.


    I don't know why, but it struck me.
     
  19. What? 『 music is freedom 』

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    Very touching. The stanzas appeared to flow into each other in a very interesting way, not with technical rhymes but perhaps a sense of emotion. One can truly feel this poem moreover examine it as such. Beautiful.
     
  20. TheMagicalMisterMistoffelees Professional Crazy

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    I was kind of iffy on how I handled the transitions; thank you for clearing that up for me.