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Looking for the Cause Unknown Rains Evenly: a poem By John McKinley Pride Jry

"Looking for the Cause Unknown Rains Evenly" Sometimes when this darkness sets its claws deep within me, love cannot find a way to fit itself within this lifeless coffin I have become. I lose all hope. I lose all I once was. I lose every sense to live. When this darkness sets in deeply, I come to realize I am withering away into this abyss of heaviness, nothing to stop the fall of the sure end that perceives me. I sometimes think happy thoughts to stop the fear of death that grows like the roots of a Ficus tree inside my twisted veins, which raises up the foundation of what once was a stable life I could call my own. The thought of sunshine upon me and the smell of greenery, the laughter of children playing and old folks talking of their golden years, all brings a smile to my muted face and caresses me with color again. Some how unwillingly, the darkness creeps back up into my heart from under the rock I smashed it with, bringing me back down to reality that my life has bee...

My Tiled Soul: a poem By John McKinley Pride Jr

"My Til Parts of me scattered here and there, with a soul of black and blue. The floor is where I lye, the truth is what I hide. Parts of me are missing and parts of me are hiding across the room and back. My tiled soul lay, stepped on today and tomorrow with no sorrow or thought of the next. I have myself in a corner and I can't get out. Forgetting this wall that I was against, because I've been here so long, I can't even remember my name. Lying here through night and day, parts of me scattered here and there with no care. A soul of black and blue, everything is starting to look truer, as my tiled soul lays through out the days. John McKinley Pride Jr.

The Accent of Death, The Fine Line between Madness, To Find the Insane and The Untouchable Creatures

“The Accent of Death” (The Voice that Talks to a Killer Inside His Head) The mind bridges the gap between the sane and the insane. What eats the brain into submission that takes over its transgressions, cutting off the transmissions which raises the questions? What makes friction between the skull and the spine, makes the picture clearer inside, deep where things hide a shatter of diamonds, a prism of thoughts, and a tunnel of hallucinations that clamber times walls? Bridges between realities. Bridges between ones fantasies. Bridges burnt down by pure insanity. Bridges from right to left to let them tell you who you are. Is there a bridge to clarity? Is there a color for every mood? Don’t be the one who creates the gap; be the bridge to clarity. Show them all who you really are. Toil with them; leave them clues. You are immortal; no one can stop you. There will be no one before you, and there will be no one after you who can cheat death like you do. Go ahead; take the hand of demise, ...

Princes Of Main And King's Of New England a poem by John McKinley Pride Jr

"Princes Of Main And King's Of New England" We will rule the world some day you and I, thick as thieves we some times can be. But you and I will grow up to be princes and Kings with Main in our hearts and New England as are throne. They soon will see the poor boys of this country rise and never fall face first for no man unless He be God Him self. So rise with me my brothers, Let us be giants in our minds no longer, for when we speak leaders shall listen and solders shell fallow like herds of Buffalo; We will be poor no more. By John McKinley Pride Jr.

Cold Weather: a poem By John McKinley Pride Jr

"Cold Weather" I've been sleeping for a thousand years, while you were throwing away all of your essence. You seem to give a lot of pressure, put together by pure messier. A heart to treasure blown away by the cold weather; freezing as it may be your love still floats like a snowflake in the chilled wind. No matter how heavy the burden, you stay behind the curtain, certain in your place in life traveling forever in your mind, for what was a dream to others. A conniving seed of mockery that they had put on you, flattery of another kind, playing with your passion, throwing away all of your essence. Given away by pressure, put together by messier, a heart to treasure, blown away by the cold weather. By John McKinley Pride Jr 4/12/97

Stars

no matter how small the star; it still shines

Who Will You Be?: a poem By John McKinley Pride Jr

Word count: 328 Views: 4 It takes some one to know some one, to be some one in this world. Your alive and here today, your more then just some one to me. I know there’s people who bring you down they bring me down too. But you know who they are and you know who you want to be, if you go down, we’ll go down together with the world on fire, every one would have known who we were, what we could have been then they will feel ashamed of the scandalous pranks they played on us. They will see it takes two to start a war and one to finish it. Alone in a stand off with my back turned they shot with out shame and with out blame they will never hang there heads, but raze there fists in victory of a death that will make them famous for years to come. They yell out there is no heart in us, our veins run an icy blue. Till they part from this world there will always be some one next in line behind theme to start it all over again, who will it be the demons, the devil or me. We are not all the ones to...