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bryonmarini
bryonmarini
cautrized mental conflict showered across vain needles snapped in veins she gets off on the sharp edge laid stiff beneath the floor of divinty's home circle dot stiches testify the phantom limbs sting these hollow demigod eyes pierce blue carpet & starved mouth sinks teeth in pink ambrosial flesh
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May 23, 2016
May 23, 2016 at 11:24 AM UTC
Heroine Aphrodit
I usually do it on the porch in old age lines blur, giving you a headache it requires a pain reliever its a metaphor plushy cotton pill packing fire kindling doused with gas just out of reach of the flame If only fire would arc like lighting this paper would sail like the Hindenburg, down the street, by the park there’s a tree fort a little boy sits crying the bigger kids stole his lighter told him shut his mouth- "You're too young to play with flame" "Keep it up! We'll steal the gas too set your house on fire!" more valueless analogy of fire and emotion meanwhile, lifeguards stand watch above the public pool a dwarfed Mediterranean polished stone sculptures chiseled piece by agonizing piece solid form, classic replica the scrap pieces falling to the floor heavier dust piles, swimmers bare feet leave footprints on the path to the diving board and muddy the water the lighter debris dances in the breeze coming to rest on whatever it touches,   painting it marble thwarting a beautiful tan this sculptor looks tired, calloused hands, one bandaged wound from a hammer mistruck ***** apron and a few dull tools strewn about... I've seen this before Pieta remade, but not quite right even that masterpiece was dashed by a hammer my plushy cotton packing still struggles to kindle it definitely won’t consume those stones across the street the second floor window is dark curtains drawn, inside he hurts, cause she said he only wants me for my body she, cause he stomped her heart they both grab a knife, or at least a rope their detached parents will find them too late neighbors will call when it starts to smell I see three others run out from behind Ol’ Man Closson’s shop stolen jug of paint thinner plan to set the town on fire, but they’re too scared, just fools being hooligans acting tough no grit On the sidewalk a stranger smokes didn't need a lighter used a match, made him feel uniquely proud but people don’t share pricey cigars doubt he even noticed I watched I stood up, walked off the porch showed the sobbing kid a trick flint, strike flint spark, smoke but no fire rearrange the kindling, and exhale we remember read it in some old dusty survival manual twenty five cents, picked it up at a garage sale bought it mostly cause he liked the cover, secretly it made him feel tough served it's purpose finally Viola! A flame tended slowly burned out overworked, became just a glowing coal gives some heat but very poor for lighting a dark room in the context of the Big Orange Ball, this tiny candle does little to assist with lighting the world if that Bob is taken for granted we don’t stand a chance so, I took a nap a few days later I catch the news: appears some irresponsible **** flicked a cigarette set the whole **** hillside on fire. by accident it threatens to burn down some suburban homes fat investors are angry the scene shifts, weather reports a seventy-five percent chance of rain tonight it’ll fade out
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May 7, 2016
May 7, 2016 at 3:14 PM UTC
Reading the Paper (thoughts on reading poetry)
I usually do it on the porch in old age lines blur, giving you a headache it requires a pain reliever its a metaphor plushy cotton pill packing fire kindling doused with gas just out of reach of the flame If only fire would arc like lighting this paper would sail like the Hindenburg, down the street, by the park there’s a tree fort a little boy sits crying the bigger kids stole his lighter told him shut his mouth- "You're too young to play with flame" "Keep it up! We'll steal the gas too set your house on fire!" more valueless analogy of fire and emotion meanwhile, lifeguards stand watch above the public pool a dwarfed Mediterranean polished stone sculptures chiseled piece by agonizing piece solid form, classic replica the scrap pieces falling to the floor heavier dust piles, swimmers bare feet leave footprints on the path to the diving board and muddy the water the lighter debris dances in the breeze coming to rest on whatever it touches,   painting it marble thwarting a beautiful tan this sculptor looks tired, calloused hands, one bandaged wound from a hammer mistruck ***** apron and a few dull tools strewn about... I've seen this before Pieta remade, but not quite right even that masterpiece was dashed by a hammer my plushy cotton packing still struggles to kindle it definitely won’t consume those stones across the street the second floor window is dark curtains drawn, inside he hurts, cause she said he only wants me for my body she, cause he stomped her heart they both grab a knife, or at least a rope their detached parents will find them too late neighbors will call when it starts to smell I see three others run out from behind Ol’ Man Closson’s shop stolen jug of paint thinner plan to set the town on fire, but they’re too scared, just fools being hooligans acting tough no grit On the sidewalk a stranger smokes didn't need a lighter used a match, made him feel uniquely proud but people don’t share pricey cigars doubt he even noticed I watched I stood up, walked off the porch showed the sobbing kid a trick flint, strike flint spark, smoke but no fire rearrange the kindling, and exhale we remember read it in some old dusty survival manual twenty five cents, picked it up at a garage sale bought it mostly cause he liked the cover, secretly it made him feel tough served it's purpose finally Viola! A flame tended slowly burned out overworked, became just a glowing coal gives some heat but very poor for lighting a dark room in the context of the Big Orange Ball, this tiny candle does little to assist with lighting the world if that Bob is taken for granted we don’t stand a chance so, I took a nap a few days later I catch the news: appears some irresponsible **** flicked a cigarette set the whole **** hillside on fire. by accident it threatens to burn down some suburban homes fat investors are angry the scene shifts, weather reports a seventy-five percent chance of rain tonight it’ll fade out
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