Ricocheting Regrets
By Joseph Batte
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Appreciate a rare genre: Twenty-four poetic short stories, embedded with sparks of life drama and humor, based on a true life story. Extreme imagery is used, in some of the stories, to entice further thinking, enabling one to tap deeper, into their inner most subconscious. Better capture underlying life insights...
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Ricocheting Regrets - Joseph Batte
Ricocheting Regrets
Sadness in My Positivity
Dark and Twisted
Contemporary Poetic Short Stories
with Sparks of Life hacks
Tap deeper, into your inner most
subconscious......
Joseph Batte
Copyright © 2016 Joseph Batte
All Rights Reserved
To Grace
And all dark twisted sarcastic souls
Preface
Sadness struck, positivity and joy,
I delightfully chanted
Enough was enough, fate sprung,
Swinging my soul, on an enchanted scarecrow
Owned by forefathers of time
Misery, sorrow, and darkness;
I blocked out of life
For more than two decades:
Escalated and converged
Shattering a wall,
I built with schools of differing thoughts
A healing power of walking away,
I once knew of, echoed through cries,
Trapped and buried at a distance
Comforting foremothers of nature,
Were on a vacation
For so long, I was stuck in-between:
A past and a present
A bad joke, with already ran out luck, I was
I thought, I controlled my destiny,
But I never planned for fate
Self-pity of regrets,
I twiddled to places for years
Violently ricocheted, through revolving sadness
Tangled in tormented positivity,
I claimed, to own.
Joseph Batte [@bttjoseph #ricochetingregrets]
Life Hunted...
Contents
Part I
Rocking Devil
Recurring Dream End
Cadaver Architect
Elite Researcher’s Cry
Perverted Dead
Raveled Nativity
Part II
Who to Blame?
Rendered Life
Risen Sights
Ripped Minds
Tangled Fate
Doomed Haven
Part III
Questioned Humanity
Tortured Sexuality
Thoughts on a Wheel
A Cyclist’s Dilemma
Screwed Life Designs
Architect’s Paragon
Part IV
Frozen Hell
Rebounding Fate
Roulette, with a Reaper
Dreaded Obsession
Century Perception
A Human, I was
Next Adventurous Peek ...
About the Author:
Part I
TRAPPED IN GREATNESS....
Rocking Devil
LIFE IS BLISSFUL AND charming, when staring
At something one truly adores and loves
Effortless hope and inspiration, are provided
One is equipped with motivation,
To carry on a task, they never thought they could
Strength felt, is well gathered
And momently up to full capacity
One nodes: All is well, and all is fine
At peace, one gracefully smiles and laughs
A feeling, for so long, I logged on, and waited for
I knew a day and time were to arrive
It wouldn’t matter, and I wouldn’t mind
Where it all came from, or who arrived
All I ever needed, was I
To become whole again, a human, and a great one
Faithfulness, worthiness, and trust, I lost before
Could be restored, through a revelation
I had to be patient, and wait a little longer
Unfortunately, hours and days bet I out,
They were both longer than before
Unexpected days seemed to be added
It was a whole new calendar system
Did Mayans screw up again?
I wasn’t sure any more, how long I could hold on
But one thing I was sure of,
Something was to come
. . . .
Spirits and wines, filled my days
Dark and strong, on rocks, is how I loved it
Vision was crowded, with regrets I knew
Escalating through a future
A future I prepared and worked hard for
The future, was smudged with white dust
Falling from skies, even on sunny days
The future I prepared for, was not any good
Not even close, to anything I imagined
Too hard I memorized and recited, all was in vain
My future now, relied on something, something,
I had no idea of what it could be, or look like
This time, I downgraded my hopes and thoughts
Expectations, were seized and banished
The worst, I expected, yet I kept positive
Being happy, was a saddest lie, I ever told
It still hunts I, even though decades,
Have rolled, and echoed through a past
Time came, a moment of truth
With no lies or sweet talking, smothering I
I was tired of waiting, after all,
There was nothing else to lose
. . . .
Bombarding rhythmic quaking voices
Rose from sides, occupying an atmosphere
Gracefulness occurred, with nearby trees
Swaying gently, in rhythm
Finally, an hour arrived, no more waiting
A dramatic, but spectacular entrance occurred
Its eyes, were filled with tormenting hope
Astonishing beauty, with a crooked smile
It glazed back at I
Small words, it whispered through winds
They were words of encouragement,
Filled with wisdom, and polished with passion
Enlightened and calm, my beloved lost soul felt
It was all coming back again
Bits of excitement, I briefly cherished
My eyes, became full, and watery
It was totally different than before
Tears were wet, and not dry
I could feel the tears forming a river
A river running from a source, to an outlet
There, they came to rest, quietly
All was good, all was well
Happiness elevated
Motivation, I experienced and witnessed,
Every time, I came in proximity, with its shadows
In every step it took, a new fresh start, awaited
It was,
A Rocking Devil,
I encountered, and rescued I
. . . .
So blessed I was, on a day we met
With wide opened arms, the Rocking Devil
Invited I into its Persian decorated chambers
A wet hug, and soft cheek kisses planted gently,
I received upon arrival, into the chambers
Very comforting, I warmly felt
I had just been welcomed, by a devil
Though tempting, it wasn’t your usual devil
But, one of a kind, different than what our forefathers
And sorcerous ever predicted, or anticipated
Our foremothers, never took part
This should have been my very first warning
A Rocking Devil, it was, and I interacted with
I have to admit, it was a good encounter
A better feeling, than what I highly expected
For a second time, true happiness flooded my body
Accompanied with an orgasmic twitch of thoughts
Worries I had, sailed far away; out of reach
I saw the tip of my nose, I sadly caressed it
To ensure, it belonged to I
There was no point, I could no longer feel much
Feelings I had, were turned off and abandoned
A life I was destined to, was no ordinary one
Events which occurred, and I experienced,
Were different than those of other human species
A special kind of twisted human, I was
This is how it had to be
I desperately logged on for a change
I kept saying to myself
Everything happens for a reason
A stupid old time saying, occupying
Free space, that wasn’t truly free
I later had to pay in tokens, tokens of evil deeds
All this, I had to put aside,
I was in the Rocking Devil’s Chambers
. . . .
Black roses, I sniffed, covered entrance
Of the Rocking Devil’s chamber
I had seen very enticing roses before,
Roses healthily grown and well maintained
But these were different: strangely beautiful,
With a unique pageant appearance, at home, I felt
In the center, the Rocking Devil stood
One leg front, and another slightly to the back
Sluttily dressed, with daring pleasure sparks
Indeed, it was worth a wait
No more boring days, awaited my soul
Souls often uttered out unforgettable days,
This was mine, a day I could remember
In great details, of everything which occurred
I had entered its chambers, but that wasn’t,
The only thing, I could be entering on that day
I needed a little bit, of a Rocking Devil in I
Since there is no forever
Yes, it is approved,
And certified through rocking ages:
Everything falls apart, moving closer to extinction
I couldn’t waste any more time
Too long I walked in a dark atmosphere alone
Whatever decision my eyes made, my brains,
Thoughts and the rest of the body
Were more than willing, to back them up
That day, marked a new chapter of a book
I was later on, to live, embrace and regret
A Rocking Devil, had welcomed I,
Into a place, where its panties lived!
. . . .
Recurring new seasons came, sowing occurred
Harvesting giants arrived, yields were counted,
And profits were shared
Here I sat, crossing my fingers and toes
Looking for nutritional facts, on a tequila bottle
Recapturing a past, long gone
I still felt it
Deep within I, crushing my poor bones
Lasting impressions, it left
I wished it was forever, and it never let go
I felt my full potential, and new challenges
I was determined, to take on and smash
A sludge hummer, was of no use, my hands
Were well equipped and strengthened
Effects of the wet hug, from the Rocking Devil
Began unveiling: slowly, steadily, and persistently
Another eleventh hour, was approaching
I knew well, I had been here before
Except this time, it was all different
I had a genuine smile on my face
With my eyes tweaking back and forth
My soul and heart, were restored as I expected
By a devil, and not any kind of devil,
A rocking one
Applauds of great thanks, be to the Rocking Devil,
I was a human, with a smile, and whole again
To the Rocking Devil, I glorified and praised
. . . .
Tingling whispers, from the Rocking Devil
To present day, continue, to inspire a true smile
On my face, even though, thousands of miles apart
Its name healed sorrow, misery, regrets
And ruined wishes, I had in my aches
Little did I know,
The Rocking Devil, slowly took over my life
Control of a long lost begotten life, I regained
The Rocking Devil, recaptured and held,
Above my dangling stranded weak body
My life was on a horizontal shredded loop,
With edges bulged out, and a center too far
I still looked up to it: the Rocking Devil
Not because it was a few inches taller than I
But the Rocking Devil, had amazing sexy,
And intelligent friends, in higher places
Motivated, the Rocking Devil was
With a well-organized,
And focused point of view, of its surroundings
Indeed, it was one of a kind: very calm, serious,
Bold, blunt, intelligent, and worst of all
Brilliant brains, it owned
I occasionally lost my thoughts, in its arms
So it smacked I, with reason and logic
I smiled, life was wonderful and great
I never wanted to leave, but,
Its time was over
The Rocking Devil, had to leave
. . . .
Thoughts about the amazing and spectacular,
Rocking Devil, roll through my brains
Nights in and night outs, for the days,
I borderline having seizures, and blacking out
I admired it in everything: ways, style, minds,
Wisdom, and more so, a rocking outline
Though reality was sprinkled with glitter,
The truth remained the same: perverted as always
The Rocking Devil, possessed:
Twisted styles