Mayhem
A Poem by
Latifa
confusion can be really hard and misguading
heavy havoc hungers the poor spirit for insight
hazy horror holds the crier from the light
twirling tempest tears the
balance of one's self
turning tables twist the doors of desire
flustered feelings feed the peevish beasts
failing faith forbid the crier to belief
© 2013 Latifa
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Frankly, my friend, I find this fantastically fabulous!
Posted 10 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
Or do I mean marvelously magnificent mayhem?
10 Years Ago
ah thank you angel, you have been missed
10 Years Ago
I'm back, my friend...and I am so grateful to all of my WC friends for your love and your prayers du.. read more I'm back, my friend...and I am so grateful to all of my WC friends for your love and your prayers during my illness.
your repeat button
sounds like it's stuck
HAI!!!
Posted 10 Years Ago
your repeat button
sounds like it's stuck
HAI!!!
Do we choose the words or do the words choose us? Vessels of thought, emotion and subject to the whims of those "peevish beasts." It is the nature of failure that defines the word itself as it cannot and does not fully achieve anything close to an embodiment, so personal, so unbalanced - and as you say it twirls and turns and wreaks havoc upon the spirit that it seeks to encompass. These dark shadows, these inky ethereal forms ... they seek out, they envy, they lust - it is their nature, their need, their hunger - insatiable it would seem. But, a sense of self and faith in something, anything really, will cause them to retreat.
100 faithful feelings
Posted 10 Years Ago
Do we choose the words or do the words choose us? Vessels of thought, emotion and subject to the whims of those "peevish beasts." It is the nature of failure that defines the word itself as it cannot and does not fully achieve anything close to an embodiment, so personal, so unbalanced - and as you say it twirls and turns and wreaks havoc upon the spirit that it seeks to encompass. These dark shadows, these inky ethereal forms ... they seek out, they envy, they lust - it is their nature, their need, their hunger - insatiable it would seem. But, a sense of self and faith in something, anything really, will cause them to retreat.
100 faithful feelings
I felt like this poem is all over the place, like it wont stay on one subject. Maybe i'm wrong. However, I love you're vocabulary.
Posted 10 Years Ago
I felt like this poem is all over the place, like it wont stay on one subject. Maybe i'm wrong. However, I love you're vocabulary.
You have an incredible way with words, Latifa! Your images are always fascinating. Write on!
Posted 10 Years Ago
You have an incredible way with words, Latifa! Your images are always fascinating. Write on!
I have often asked confusion to be quite....never is...I felt this hon, packed with energy and a restless quality x
Posted 10 Years Ago
I have often asked confusion to be quite....never is...I felt this hon, packed with energy and a restless quality x
Great wordplay and rhymes. Good one
Posted 10 Years Ago
Great wordplay and rhymes. Good one
flustered feelings feed the peevish beasts
failing faith forbid the crier to belief
Wonderful wordplay and imagery.
Posted 10 Years Ago
flustered feelings feed the peevish beasts
failing faith forbid the crier to belief
Wonderful wordplay and imagery.
10 Years Ago
thank you Pryde
I just saw this poem Latifa. This was amazing . In short lines you have described a state of confusion which so many can relate to...Bravo...........
Posted 10 Years Ago
I just saw this poem Latifa. This was amazing . In short lines you have described a state of confusion which so many can relate to...Bravo...........
10 Years Ago
thank you Sami for the kind review
10 Years Ago
You are welcome...:)..............
'flustered feelings feed the peevish beasts'' It does feel like that. just another great one my friend!
Merry Christmas!!
Posted 10 Years Ago
'flustered feelings feed the peevish beasts'' It does feel like that. just another great one my friend!
Merry Christmas!!
10 Years Ago
thank you for the read glitch
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Latifa oran, oran, Algeria
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"the cave you fear the enter, holds the treasure you seek"
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this quote is my thriving recipe for dwelling in the enchanting castle of words,
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