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The Broken Man (Poem)

Cracked Shards fall off My Frame as I walk With myself being pale and almost white as chalk To the Destiny that lies to me just ahead To suicidal thoughts wishing myself to be Dead I hear the pain of this world, so full of hurt and of fear As I cherish all I own and the people I love dear I wonder where I will go, so laden full of guilt Which I desperately hide even though as I wilt For these were the times that my heart was full of Sorrow These times so dark where I fear the coming of Tomorrow And with a mind out of whack and my bones ready to Crack As my illness and my enemies do start their Attack For I am The Broken Man And My Pieces are scattered Everywhere As I cry over petty matters that do not scare And cry at the dangers that have me ensnared I cannot find peace in the things that I love And no salvation comes with the arrival of the Dove I just wish to fill the hunger that never sates Lest I lose my own mind and fall for a Terrible Fate

Featured

2362 deviations
Literature

The Unclean Man (Sonnet)

The Unclean Man By J.C. Solis I became too lost to vice and to sin And I could no longer find peace within I became a ghost of my former soul For I did many things that took its toll I became lost in sex, greed, and desire All these joys that lit my heart on fire These were all things that I liked and enjoyed Now I must leave them before I’m destroyed For there is a price to pay for your past And these are all scars that will come to last For there is a price to pay for this strife A price that may cost you your very life For far too long, on these things, I have weaned For I have become a man who’s unclean…

General folder - 002

1366 deviations
Literature

You will Know

You will Know Someday when it gets quiet, you’ll know. When you no longer get that text message. When I don’t respond to you when you try to reach out. Someday it’ll all be over. There will be stillness in the air. Maybe the sun will shine on you brighter that day. Maybe the wind will creep up when you least expect it. When the sounds of footsteps become the whisper in the air. When the sound of laughter dulls to a hum. When everything around you feels off. You’ll know. There will be no more reaching out. Instead, you’ll bask in the comfort of your own silence. You sit there with not a care in the world. As you close your eyes and take a deep breath in, The air seems different. Maybe it feels like pain. Maybe sadness. Maybe it reminds you of a time when things were easier. Maybe it will feel like heaven. You’ll enjoy a walk alone. Perhaps through the woods or along the beach. Nothing and no one there but you and time. The stillness, the calmness. It will feel peaceful. When it

General folder

2747 deviations
Literature

Little Life Left (Sonnet)

Little Life Left By J.C. Solis I do not have now much longer to live I’ve already given what I could give I do not know what awaits for me now As the curtains close and I take a bow What I did in life had no consequence The good I’d do with no second thought hence I want to know whether I will mourned Whether in good grace or filled with great scorn Just know that I die accepting Death’s call Because, in the end, the Grim comes for all Just know I was happy with what I had Filled with emotions, from Sad, Mad, and Glad As I take this bow and descend to the grave Just know that I join Death with a heart brave…

Dark and or horror themes

2005 deviations

Haiku

250 deviations
Literature

Ashen Frost

There comes a day when summer's swallowed whole to drown in blood she shed in winter's wrath; Such dreams as these which paved her future's path are only childish wishes fit for coal. Evaporated scarlet renders null The burning summer's blist'ring screaming laugh As earthquakes ring on in her aftermath, the blinding maw of August takes his toll. O come, dear winter! Chase the light away; Your with'ring hand and paralyzing breath to slice the sky and darken blinding day. The blood may turn to frost, the dreams to death, And yet these trampled frozen roses lay Alike a glitt'ring road of hope beneath.

Lyrical

239 deviations
Literature

Little Pup

Oh little pup my sweet little pup how is it that you're so old yet I am so young. It seems like yesterday that you were just a pup so full of vigor that I found it hard to keep up. But now you're old and slow but don't you fret for I still love you so.

Nature

193 deviations
Literature

The Torchbearer (Poem)

The Torchbearer By J.C. Solis The darkness and void that is all around The anguish and misery so profound The light is lost and the woe is so deep With no warmth that broken hearts could still reap The path yet ahead is filled with much pain The passage forth that drove many insane The people all wallow around in grief For their suffering has no such relief As the dark consumes all and makes one cry For this is the place where Hope comes to die For these are their days filled with so much woe For this is One’s Life that all lived as so But light from a man who still stands up tall A soul who is far from taking a fall He stands and smiles with the light he had brought For he shines with Hope that He one day was taught For this is such a spectacle to see A man who doesn’t grovel on his knees The people see a miracle of sight For in his hand is a torch of bright light The people get up and prepare to gleam For the dark is not as strong as it seems For this is

Philosophical

827 deviations
Literature

Unconditional Love I've had Enough

Imperfections A tainted rhyme Imperfections What a crime. To not be perfect And fit in the mold To not be a perfect thing That you would love to hold. Don’t lie and say To my imperfections you are blind Don’t lie and say You love them all in kind. No one loves All of my flaws No one could love Me and all my claws. Everyone wants Their one little doll Everyone wants A perfect little doll. You may lie And say to imperfections you are blind You may lie But if I slip I know you won’t be kind. It happened many times before One say they’ll love me flaws and all It happened many times before And each time I was left in the mud. So don’t bother and tell me You don’t want me to be your little doll Don’t bother and tell me You don’t want to play dress up. Go give your “unconditional love” To some other naive doll Go give your “unconditional love” To someone who still believes in that stuff.

Romantic poetry

1102 deviations
Literature

Cosmosis

Out of the universe comes the galaxy's call. Through a vast nebula into nothing at all, when starbursts of sunbeams regenerates the life on rocks that are lifeless enshrouded in the night, out from the deep cesspools, where the fauna begins, creatures then come crawling and inhaling the winds delivering instincts and their primal resolve through corporeal means with genetics involved.

Universe as subject - old folder

95 deviations
Literature

The Eternal Sea

He stood by the sea With a face hard as oak And a voice strong and free Shouting loud, he spoke “I lived a full life In the years behind me I’ve seen hardness and strife But knew who I’d be A man among men All others I have awed I have overthrown kings And stood beside God All this I have done With my strength and my spine And all beneath the sun Knew the world was mine” All this he shouted at the sea But the waves, they rolled eternally “I loved with my heart A woman that I knew Of my soul she was part And she loved me too The strongest feelings A man could ever know Were part of our beings With all love could

The Critic Corner

101 deviations
Literature

And then it turned out to be a graveyard

I look outside in the pouring rain and see moths fluttering around our lamp creating a magical fairytale setting. Our porch is offering shelter from the storm and it makes me happy to see the moths believe in the magic inside of the lamp. However, the next morning when I stepped out on my porch after a dreamless night I saw heaps of broken bodies and separated wings on my doorstep. It turned out the beauty I saw in the flying had been the imminent death of the animals. Their energy was wasted on the magical lamp, which had left them no energy to fly to their own home The rest of the day I spend in a hazed shock. Promises of understanding an

Prose

185 deviations

Literature DDs June 24th - June 30th

If you haven't been keeping up on Daily Deviations, here's what you've missed lately! A poem filled to the brim with cloying atmosphere and rich wording. On top of that, a neatly executed example of the form. - Suggested by @BATTLEFAIRIES, Featured by @Barosus Here are two incredible poems in one: The visual poetry is about loss in life and the main poem below is about letting go. So strongly written, so heart-wrenching, so compassionate: The writer's loss makes the readers feeling with him as if it would have been their own. - @Malintra-Shadowmoon I found its introspective qualities intriguing, and liked the subtle way that it introduces the character's world. - Suggested by @JessaMar, Featured by @SingingFlames This beautiful work is not only a beautiful picture of a tranquil, misty forest, but also a beautiful metaphor for those tranquil retreats we all need in life to escape the burning heat of our daily troubles. - @Barosus So wonderful - the way everything is

Literary features

2 deviations