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brianna-heins
brianna-heins
Slinking through Seattle's shadows for 16 years. Making moves on any and all passing through. Writing simply for a beginning.
It is nice to know there is a disease I will never catch. This doesn't disregard, but reflect on the need for a cure.
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Jul 7, 2012
Jul 7, 2012 at 9:59 PM UTC
Homophobia vs. Hypochondriacal Tendencies
Situations find themselves unraveling uncontrollably, picking at scabs of superiority, delving into wide expanded pits of insecurity. The master of masking change would be the ever drifting reputation, it leaves bitter, it brings hate. May I express how much I hate? Nothing squirms and squiggles uncontrollably more, than watching reputations crumble, due to fake superiority. What do I want, change! What does she want? Change, but she gets insecurity. To understand the confliction, insecurity must paint walls of peeling purple hate. Well, something in you will change. You may remain stubborn, uncontrollably defending your sudden superiority, you’re just choosing a rotten reputation. I wish to fly you to a new nation, I mean shes breaking your reputation. I’d like to find the spot in your mind resided by insecurity, I know you’re not studded with superiority. She’s finding a reason for everyone else to hate the way you attract uncontrollably. Nothing about you, in you, should change, because this digs deeper than the change her and my relationship took, than are used to be reputation of adoring each other uncontrollably. of ignoring that insecurity. of the day she learned to hate, spindling a slippery net of superiority. Her comfort zone of a home lays in superiority, I’d rather cry endlessly than change by cultivating my hate for her, for her debilitating take on your reputation. Transperency touches insecurity and you are broken, falling uncontrollably. I will continue to hate her superiority, but that won’t reflect on her reputation. You mustn’t change your disposition, but lose the grip on insecurity Don’t you dare hate these words, they care, they love uncontrollably.
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Jun 21, 2012
Jun 21, 2012 at 10:45 PM UTC
My Words for Her
Situations find themselves unraveling uncontrollably, picking at scabs of superiority, delving into wide expanded pits of insecurity. The master of masking change would be the ever drifting reputation, it leaves bitter, it brings hate. May I express how much I hate? Nothing squirms and squiggles uncontrollably more, than watching reputations crumble, due to fake superiority. What do I want, change! What does she want? Change, but she gets insecurity. To understand the confliction, insecurity must paint walls of peeling purple hate. Well, something in you will change. You may remain stubborn, uncontrollably defending your sudden superiority, you’re just choosing a rotten reputation. I wish to fly you to a new nation, I mean shes breaking your reputation. I’d like to find the spot in your mind resided by insecurity, I know you’re not studded with superiority. She’s finding a reason for everyone else to hate the way you attract uncontrollably. Nothing about you, in you, should change, because this digs deeper than the change her and my relationship took, than are used to be reputation of adoring each other uncontrollably. of ignoring that insecurity. of the day she learned to hate, spindling a slippery net of superiority. Her comfort zone of a home lays in superiority, I’d rather cry endlessly than change by cultivating my hate for her, for her debilitating take on your reputation. Transperency touches insecurity and you are broken, falling uncontrollably. I will continue to hate her superiority, but that won’t reflect on her reputation. You mustn’t change your disposition, but lose the grip on insecurity Don’t you dare hate these words, they care, they love uncontrollably.
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To lose the robust and ephemeral vitality, is waking up in dazed desolate imitation, that creases and crinkles euphoric principality. Blades of grass, sharp tipped spears of unreality. A chilling, a challenged negation; to lose the robust and ephemeral vitality. Spinning round the ugly formality, are snickers, unshy sneers of an evil salvation, that creases and crinkles euphoric principality. Thrilling no longer a verb, piano key pressing its precious mortality into her throbbing thrashed temple dictation. To lose the robust and ephemeral vitality. A ****** numb soul with the criticality of skeptics, chewing their lips, a dead cell castration emotional stripping, slipping into complete impromptu filtration. That creases and crinkles euphoric principality.
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Jun 21, 2012
Jun 21, 2012 at 10:39 PM UTC
Depression: An Explanation
I was in the car with the mama of the girl I babysit, her brown deep eyes like whittled wood flicked over mine, and she asked me what I had learned at school today. I don’t know, but I think it’s this spring fever that seems to have burned a hole through my head letting my brain bounce up into the blue abode but the blame is not solely on the season Everything I learn that keeps me living, lives in the trains of thought, thought by others. The mothers I meet with the babies who greet the failure at the first knock on their wobbly knees compel me to contemplate further, because with each waking breath they are reminded that to live, you learn. So I tell this fragile woman that today my teachers taught, but the thought of their subjects subjects negative connotations, I want real lessons without plans to hand you wisdom, courage, and consideration I get to learning in the jaw clinching, artery pinching, eyebrow flinching awe of the way that woman can sing. I’ve learned the color of my best friends teeth because some days she smiles. Learning to heal is hard enough, but to deal with a scab left raw is something I will always need improvement on. With, or without school I’m going to learn. I’m going to learn cold beverage condensation rings, percolating dreams, my little sisters shy smiled wings and societies racist, sexist, sizeist, ageist, ableist, tightly sewn seams. Im rattling off my bare brisk list of ambitions, of pleading for a voluminous scholarshipped tuition, as I sit next to this woman waiting for a robust reply I’m learning, that the whittled wood gap in her eyes are round with sticky sap. She will teach her daughter academically, never letting her size our common ground; The skies. I want her baby to experience, and as if on cue, her yawn brings in the tides of the oceans in her eyes, something she’s learning to cope with, she’s grasping my soft word’s “This too, shall pass, make sure you look to learn with your eyes not your brain, dear baby girl, choose water over wood, and when your mama tells you to pack that school bag, make sure its zipper barely closes over tightly stuffed open mindedness, and a few colored pencils.”
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Jun 21, 2012
Jun 21, 2012 at 10:38 PM UTC
I Hope You Learn Outside the Box of School
I was in the car with the mama of the girl I babysit, her brown deep eyes like whittled wood flicked over mine, and she asked me what I had learned at school today. I don’t know, but I think it’s this spring fever that seems to have burned a hole through my head letting my brain bounce up into the blue abode but the blame is not solely on the season Everything I learn that keeps me living, lives in the trains of thought, thought by others. The mothers I meet with the babies who greet the failure at the first knock on their wobbly knees compel me to contemplate further, because with each waking breath they are reminded that to live, you learn. So I tell this fragile woman that today my teachers taught, but the thought of their subjects subjects negative connotations, I want real lessons without plans to hand you wisdom, courage, and consideration I get to learning in the jaw clinching, artery pinching, eyebrow flinching awe of the way that woman can sing. I’ve learned the color of my best friends teeth because some days she smiles. Learning to heal is hard enough, but to deal with a scab left raw is something I will always need improvement on. With, or without school I’m going to learn. I’m going to learn cold beverage condensation rings, percolating dreams, my little sisters shy smiled wings and societies racist, sexist, sizeist, ageist, ableist, tightly sewn seams. Im rattling off my bare brisk list of ambitions, of pleading for a voluminous scholarshipped tuition, as I sit next to this woman waiting for a robust reply I’m learning, that the whittled wood gap in her eyes are round with sticky sap. She will teach her daughter academically, never letting her size our common ground; The skies. I want her baby to experience, and as if on cue, her yawn brings in the tides of the oceans in her eyes, something she’s learning to cope with, she’s grasping my soft word’s “This too, shall pass, make sure you look to learn with your eyes not your brain, dear baby girl, choose water over wood, and when your mama tells you to pack that school bag, make sure its zipper barely closes over tightly stuffed open mindedness, and a few colored pencils.”
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Dear Brianna Evelyn Heins, Stop Spanx sitting me, I’m old enough to take shape of my own. Sincerely, You’re Hips P.S. Stop convincing the lips to call me flab-u-lous! I have my own name. Stop knocking the knuckles to bone To hear that hollow hound sound, now don’t use me in your measurement references, I want to live a day Without spinning round the bouncy bands of your operation game I’ve seen tweezers fall out of your eyes, to plummet under my moon shone complexion Please keep in mind the brain is a liar. And well, I have no twins; your pessimistic ways don’t acknowledge my individuality The color of shame is not moving, while your red majestic beast hair torturously tickles my clear space of face. Brianna, The brain is a liar! I know you are told you’re observant; The deception is grand Stop pretending you know me Let me dance dizzy with the calves Like coming out of the closet I’m showing you I’ll never be straight but brains whisper “weep, weep, weepweepweep” at the sight of the salt soaked, taffy stretched skin the brain sends me signals, but I beg for the heart to seep in Please listen up rarely do I talk, for you think words are merely a sound but the profoundness hasn’t shaken I know you must feel my urges like I’m on tonight and my hips don’t lie beauty may lay in the fragile way I sway said I’m below But to hell with you because this bridge can be crossed but embers fly in you eyes and the brain is a liar a family member I wholeheartedly despise.
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Jun 21, 2012
Jun 21, 2012 at 10:32 PM UTC
Letter from my hips (Based off form by Brian Ellis)
Dear Brianna Evelyn Heins, Stop Spanx sitting me, I’m old enough to take shape of my own. Sincerely, You’re Hips P.S. Stop convincing the lips to call me flab-u-lous! I have my own name. Stop knocking the knuckles to bone To hear that hollow hound sound, now don’t use me in your measurement references, I want to live a day Without spinning round the bouncy bands of your operation game I’ve seen tweezers fall out of your eyes, to plummet under my moon shone complexion Please keep in mind the brain is a liar. And well, I have no twins; your pessimistic ways don’t acknowledge my individuality The color of shame is not moving, while your red majestic beast hair torturously tickles my clear space of face. Brianna, The brain is a liar! I know you are told you’re observant; The deception is grand Stop pretending you know me Let me dance dizzy with the calves Like coming out of the closet I’m showing you I’ll never be straight but brains whisper “weep, weep, weepweepweep” at the sight of the salt soaked, taffy stretched skin the brain sends me signals, but I beg for the heart to seep in Please listen up rarely do I talk, for you think words are merely a sound but the profoundness hasn’t shaken I know you must feel my urges like I’m on tonight and my hips don’t lie beauty may lay in the fragile way I sway said I’m below But to hell with you because this bridge can be crossed but embers fly in you eyes and the brain is a liar a family member I wholeheartedly despise.
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There was one day when the dysfunctionality, obscure and fearful left my body to slump for once, laid back almost literally, because we were sitting on a sofa, a boring tone so no descriptive words included. You're cold marble fingers that greyish tint touched the skin of my cheek. being nothing but dry terrain accompanied by sudden rain storms, my cheek is pale. puberty according to american girl dolls books never told me my first love would bring love to lifeless, my cheek was only the beginning. Spinning the corners of my mouth into ringlets, dancing with empathetic eyebrows, sweeping my eyelashes into brown billowed bristles, circling the bridge of my nose. You thought I was watching as Harrison hopped round realities and watched himself lead lovers to open spaces. But the time laces were three seconds to long. I counted 21 kisses no wrong, just a few misses. Now that we’re done, I can feel the mark of your physical wishes. My soul is love lifeless, as before we begun.
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Jun 21, 2012
Jun 21, 2012 at 10:29 PM UTC
That One Moment