Peitho Enthermos

Peitho Enthermos Poems

He saw me on the other side of the glass-
the chasm which separates us into two different worlds
His eyes were filled with wanting.
'twas all over his face, he didn't need any words.
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A song that hides on wonders, she finds a way;
A wind that sails overseas, she seizes the day;
The firmament of joy she brings.
A lullaby to the heart, beauty she sings.
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I am my face of fear
I look not on my fate.
Does not feel, does not hear;
Destiny calls, 'It's never too late! '
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A painter may I be, I’ll understand,
“You cannot be a painter if you cannot paint”
Therefore, without arms, I’ll keep my dreams in a vision and I’ll stare on that tabula rasa
I’ll sketch with the point of my view, and when my tears fall down, they will spread like a blanket of Astra
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I saw a wood,
Stiff it stood;
Rough and brown
Peeled down.
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Into the world, I took a pace,
And I never saw your face.
I never heard your voice,
I never felt your embrace.
...

8.

Sunset it was and the birds were flying by to catch forty winks. Silence grew louder; even to permit a ghost for bustle.
No more tossing toes and twigs
that sway the leaves away
All had gone exhausted for activity
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I ask no more of time for everything has time itself.
I ask no more of resources for You have called me for harvest.
I ask no more of mere affection from anybody else, for You loved me first.
I ask no more of shoes, for You carry me.
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We daresay, ' Life can't be easy.'
But it is full of fervor,
And it's fairly risky
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A weary soldier heard a call,
And it wasn't the brays of guns in the evenfall.
But the salubrious chantey from the distant sea,
Sanguine about a surmised victory.
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The contours drawn into a story,
Delineated by the grimaces of pains from a fist,
Engraved by the years of adversity,
Was what I understand the least.
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Below the regnant confusion,
Slow but not ceasing;
Flagrantly swirling through thoughts,
Speaking silence but threatening.
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The depression of a friend is always strong.
He does not know what is right to do,
He does not know what is wrong.
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15.

If I am a pretend-happy me
Nothing will be changed, except I must my face.
But I wake up with miracles to see,
So I continue do an embrace.
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If you say, 'My hair is curly, ' how will that help me find you?
If you say, 'My eye color is dark', whose eyes must I look into?

But darling, even if you can't tell
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Why do you keep on digging?
What hadn't rotten in my bones?
How did I die, had I been living?
Was I a myth, when there were thrones?
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18.

I suddenly hit the sun with my speed!
The star then scratches me with blazing yellow.
So, I roll over the evening grass
and it has given me lanes of shadow.
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I was a kid; you had puppies.
We grew together among fears and bliss.

I fought many battles, and you fought all along.
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Time is a clear glass
and fear- - the flightless bird.
Time is an illusion you never see
and fear, the voice you never heard.
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Peitho Enthermos Biography

I discovered my passion for composing poems when I was a high-school freshman. I sharpened the tip of my pencil for about two years, before I had the courage to cry out the words. I kept it all in the bottle. Some of my poems outlived long seasons of fermentation, and some evaporated. And in spite everything else, it is by God's grace that I could let them go. Take your freedom to wander through my poems. Keep me learning, too.)

The Best Poem Of Peitho Enthermos

Guitarman

He saw me on the other side of the glass-
the chasm which separates us into two different worlds
His eyes were filled with wanting.
'twas all over his face, he didn't need any words.

I was full of music and vigor within me
And his hands were meant to play
I was alone, he was so lonely
We guessed, we're meant for each other that day

He took me, regardless my worth
Everybody knows why I'm guarded.
I'm priceless, I can't just be sold;
But he was an extreme, he gets what he wanted.

So, I thought he'd care for me,
He'd sing melodies and I'd create gladness...
Yet after he learned his inability,
He strummed nothing but madness.

He plucked off my voice,
He threw me against the wall,
He lifted me up to the ceiling
and I had a great fall!

He left me broken and very cold;
I suffered from the hands of a madman.
'He was merely a player, he didn't deserve you, ' I was told.
Despite how I looked, how I've been, atlast I'm with a guitarman.

Peitho Enthermos Comments

Richard Beevor 06 June 2014

Hi Tiffany I sent you a comment about your poems which I think is lost somewhere' basically I said all your poems are fantastic and original, your style is incredible, keep writing because you will be up there with the best, love Richard

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Richard Beevor 06 June 2014

Hi Tiffany thank you for your comment on my poem, I just read all your poems and the best I can say is I gave them all 10 out of 10, each one is brilliant and exceptional I don't believe I have read anything like them before, you have real talent and originality just please keep writing and one day you will be up there with the best.

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