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becka-vees
My pits are ripe, my writing is raw. I'm never finished.
My memories are alphebetized and filed in steel cabinets But at least I've never paid taxes. These tracks rack my heavy head, And with consistancy of lose lead I find I make my bed Eastward and upward and moving forward feels back asswards And not only have my once-loved-ones forgot their own adivce... They let street rats dine, dash and flash feces like crack rocks. School of the soft-knox they bare qualities close to the itch of a chicken pock. Rockin' failure in the lines on their faces, I've placed this between I and U, These steel tracks rack, my, how the time does fly when You've never paid taxes. And I'm dusting off files close forgotten, Tucking rotten ones behind other cold cases Using laughter to mock roofed and mute traces of Never more and here we go again. But if only! If only the woodpecker croaked! Jokes pried from pedestals marked "short lived" - Six suicides long and my hometowns *** is wound so tight It actually drops diamonds. of course in spite of this The majority spit is **** Misery takes to masses, foul stench latched, snatched, Roofed and mute and at least I've never paid taxes. (Written 3/12)
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Jun 10, 2012
Jun 10, 2012 at 10:17 PM UTC
Spit -- No, Drool.
Cut the forget-me-knots. Dot the t's and cross your eyes; My balance is a flight-risk. I knew swindlers of used expressions, Their attempts: relentless!: Plucking and picking at taunt silouettes. Close calls splintered by tall tales. I held on by the skin of my teeth. Swindlers with twisted policies Racked on the broken back burner. They got scare tactics Slipping fast from mal-practice. We we're born to withstand such turbulance But just in case- i fasten my seatbelt. Knees bent and heartfelt, I render these empty spaces moldable. Heavy minutes move mountains. Little boy blue beat the big bad wolf And balance is always a flight-risk. (Written 4/12)
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Jun 10, 2012
Jun 10, 2012 at 10:06 PM UTC
If This Were The Movies I'd Win, Because Good Guys Always Win
My family begins at the end of a puppet's string Hanging from giant hands. Controlled movements make for misconceptions And dangerous contemplations. The puppeteer's whimsical remedies Play on the years we've spent standing in quick sand. My family begins at the bottom of the ocean, Fed potions by mystical sea creatures. This show features fallacies lost in forgotten tragedies. My family ends in the Earth's atmosphere, Gearing up for outer space we begin to face our worst fears. Growing older, we've either put the show on hold or It's weighing on our shoulders like heavy boulders. The Earth quakes as we take off to places with no names. And yet... we're still attached at the hands and feet with puppet strings. (Written 6/10)
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Jun 10, 2012
Jun 10, 2012 at 9:57 PM UTC
The Puppet Show
Bare in mind every hair-splitting detail: Giving up was growing up. Retail prices of bail bonds, re-told crises turned stories Have gotten old so we painted the white roses red Instead of trite and true head-loss. Blah Blah brain trama drama, tears for dear old mama Mean-time spent While we've met cross-breeds with clarinet reeds Never shoved down tiny child throats. Too fat to fly. Too fat to **** Hook -- one for the money. Line -- two for the show. Sinker -- three to turn back and tinker with hands as toys. Cut out and crafty make-shift girls with faulty gills Flop and flail on glue-covered decks next to Peeled and punched newspaper clipped boys. Giving up was growing up. Moving on, and I'm still growing up. (Written 3/12)
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Jun 10, 2012
Jun 10, 2012 at 9:52 PM UTC
Giving Up