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jazzieboohouse
jazzieboohouse
Physically young / Mentally different / Emotionally Insane
Don't bother searching You're looking in all the wrong places You can't find someone that doesn't wish to be found That attention you seek is impossible to find God placed one person on this earth to give that to you Sadly that person chooses not to listen You're lonely, afraid, confused, and desperate. You just want him to call you beautiful, just one time But he didn't, hasn't and likely never will. Stop searching when you finally give up let go of that hope you'll find him not the father you longed for but the husband you needed.
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Nov 15, 2018
Nov 15, 2018 at 2:13 AM UTC
Don't Search
I adore you I adore the way you speak so soft, so slow, so sweet I adore the way you think so deep, so true, so concrete The way your heart races, your pulse pounds through every vein the way you calm me down comfort me through the pain The way you lick your lips when they get so close to mine The way you run your hands up and down my spine I adore the way you giggle at all my corny jokes The way you make wiggle with every single stroke I adore the way you make me feel How you open every door The way you make my toes curl   on the bed and on the floor. I adore the way treat me How you make me feel like a queen The way you make me relax when I'm scared of everything I adore the way you make the world bow down at my feet With you I feel so powerful No one else can compete I adore you with everything my inside and out I could honestly give my all to you I adore you
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Mar 22, 2018
Mar 22, 2018 at 8:29 AM UTC
I adore you
I grasp your hand as your eyes grow heavy. I kiss your cheek followed by another on the back of your hand. I hold your hand tighter as I feel your grip begin to loosen. I cuddle up closer as your pulse slows but grows in amplitude. I breathe silently as you begin to snore. That awfully adorable sound I can't seem to ignore. You're calm, at peace, you are asleep. Watching you wind down is so satisfying to me. I just wonder if you feel the same when you watch me sleep.
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Apr 9, 2017
Apr 9, 2017 at 2:27 PM UTC
As you sleep
I asked a variety of people to say the first word that came to mind when presented with the noun “Crisis” I heard many different responses; “a problem” “a catastrophe” “an unbearable disaster”, and yet, never did I hear the biggest Crisis of all Education. E-D-U-C-A-T-I-O-N Allow me to dissect that word for a second, The abbreviation for education is made of the first three letters “E-D-U” you find it on website domains somewhere in your textbooks However the first three letters are the least important. When you drop that edu you’re left with a word, a word extremely crucial to the English language. Caution For people who don’t understand this word “caution” It means to be attentive, alert, to take enough care to best avoid error, danger, or making mistakes. Uh, funny right, students are constantly punished in schools for mistakes, errors, not being attentive enough. Constantly being told to “ be quiet’ and to “settle down” or “Turn to page 155 and and stop looking around” Let me change this path a little Allow me to alter your focus for a second We are speaking of a crisis, one larger than education as a whole. A part of education that has been belittled, spat on, or strapped on a leash and taken for a stroll. Black education. Every year our classrooms get larger, with larger quantities comes more diversity. And yet, our units get smaller, and the best education are given to those with the largest dollar. The truth is, we no longer care about the information we are being taught. Because it only presents the people and white wars that were being fought. It is hard for students to identify, accept and appreciate the information in front of them if it never directly relates to them. I’m sure everyone in this room is aware of MLK’s “i had a dream speak” or Rosa parks famous word “nah.” But what about the playstation, wii or xbox you used last night? Thank Jerry Lawson for that, and yes, he is black. From such a young age we learn about the theories and discoveries that Benjamin Franklin gave but not once are we told about Lewis Latimer, the man who invented the carbon filament,used in all light bulbs above our heads today We’re held up to this standard of excellence, they expect us to be cautious, meticulous, and strive for nothing but perfection. Something said to be achieved by a proper education However please explain how is that education rumored to be so proper when I try my best they say please God stop her. Black education must be taught or it’ll enlarge as the crisis very soon to be fought. While I calm down and allow that to sink in Know and understand Black education must never end They say we're too violent that all we do is fight And yet all we do is look for our ancestors in our textbooks every night Every head shouldn’t turn towards me on the topic of slavery If it weren’t so taboo; they wouldn’t have to be. As i tie up my tongue and sit back in my seat I continue to pray that history doesn’t repeat
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Feb 20, 2017
Feb 20, 2017 at 4:30 AM UTC
Black education
I asked a variety of people to say the first word that came to mind when presented with the noun “Crisis” I heard many different responses; “a problem” “a catastrophe” “an unbearable disaster”, and yet, never did I hear the biggest Crisis of all Education. E-D-U-C-A-T-I-O-N Allow me to dissect that word for a second, The abbreviation for education is made of the first three letters “E-D-U” you find it on website domains somewhere in your textbooks However the first three letters are the least important. When you drop that edu you’re left with a word, a word extremely crucial to the English language. Caution For people who don’t understand this word “caution” It means to be attentive, alert, to take enough care to best avoid error, danger, or making mistakes. Uh, funny right, students are constantly punished in schools for mistakes, errors, not being attentive enough. Constantly being told to “ be quiet’ and to “settle down” or “Turn to page 155 and and stop looking around” Let me change this path a little Allow me to alter your focus for a second We are speaking of a crisis, one larger than education as a whole. A part of education that has been belittled, spat on, or strapped on a leash and taken for a stroll. Black education. Every year our classrooms get larger, with larger quantities comes more diversity. And yet, our units get smaller, and the best education are given to those with the largest dollar. The truth is, we no longer care about the information we are being taught. Because it only presents the people and white wars that were being fought. It is hard for students to identify, accept and appreciate the information in front of them if it never directly relates to them. I’m sure everyone in this room is aware of MLK’s “i had a dream speak” or Rosa parks famous word “nah.” But what about the playstation, wii or xbox you used last night? Thank Jerry Lawson for that, and yes, he is black. From such a young age we learn about the theories and discoveries that Benjamin Franklin gave but not once are we told about Lewis Latimer, the man who invented the carbon filament,used in all light bulbs above our heads today We’re held up to this standard of excellence, they expect us to be cautious, meticulous, and strive for nothing but perfection. Something said to be achieved by a proper education However please explain how is that education rumored to be so proper when I try my best they say please God stop her. Black education must be taught or it’ll enlarge as the crisis very soon to be fought. While I calm down and allow that to sink in Know and understand Black education must never end They say we're too violent that all we do is fight And yet all we do is look for our ancestors in our textbooks every night Every head shouldn’t turn towards me on the topic of slavery If it weren’t so taboo; they wouldn’t have to be. As i tie up my tongue and sit back in my seat I continue to pray that history doesn’t repeat
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I'm going to **** you, I'm going to steal every bit of life, of love, of heart you have. I don't wish to harm you, I promise it's not my intention, but I can't find a way around it. When I **** you It'll be soft, and gentle. I won't physically hurt you I swear. But you'll die. You'll walk away lifeless, depressed, and empty. I could've prevented this, you tried to run, but I didn't let you go. I should've let you fly free, you wouldn't be getting killed by me. I want you to be happy with me, not give your happiness to me. I appreciate that you're so willing to help no matter what it cost you, but I wish is didn't cost you your life. I really don't want to **** you, I just can't figure out how to stop.
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Feb 13, 2017
Feb 13, 2017 at 1:44 PM UTC
A deathly love
"I love you" The three words we managed to exchange. You make me feel special, not in the handicapped kind of way. But like a princess, who needs never cease to be met. You eat my pain and feed me smiles. You dry my tears and hold my heart. You tell me I'm beautiful, something I've never believed to be true; but it sounds a whole lot different when it coming from you. I tell you that I love you, you must know it to be true. I don't feel this way towards anyone but you. "I love you" Three little words that we share.
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Dec 28, 2016
Dec 28, 2016 at 2:24 AM UTC
Tina
I saw you in the hallway That look of pain and desperation You glared into my soul My heart started to race I was upset, I felt like I hurt you You seemed so ashamed You claim not to want me But it ****** you off to see me with someone else I love you more than I live myself But you're afraid you feel the same You saw me in the hallway I looked happy and full of life I didn't feel you staring I was on cloud nine I was so excited Oblivious to my surroundings Then I saw you Standing in the hallway All my joy was gone
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Dec 12, 2016
Dec 12, 2016 at 9:34 PM UTC
When I saw you in the hallway
"Quality not Quantity" that's what they say right? Be satisfied with one great instead of a thousand lames. You have the greatest, and she's begging to be there for you, and you just won't let her. You'd rather go on and on about all the little things the others have done. You choose to ignore the all the amazing things the great one still does. You complain about how they hurt you and treat you wrong. But the person that's listening is trying to treat you right. You get upset and say no one wants you, that you'll die alone. But the girl on the phone is dying because she wants you. You still expect her to be there for you even though you want nothing to do with her. She knows she deserves better, but you won't let her find better. You get jealous when her attention isn't fixed on you, But get annoyed when it is. She just wants to be the great one. But you're satisfied with a thousand lames.
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Oct 26, 2016
Oct 26, 2016 at 12:49 PM UTC
Dear just friend,
I know you love me, don't know why you wouldn't.
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Oct 26, 2016
Oct 26, 2016 at 11:44 AM UTC
It's obvious
When we talk, the world doesn't exist. We sit, in the dark, in the sun, in blank space. There's no time, no air, no pain. We don't even breathe. Constant conversation, sometimes without words. Whether it be glances, tears, or yawns. It's like a dream, not the kind you have while you sleep or the kind you imagine as a child. The kind of dream that can't be described. It just is what it is. No one outside of it understands. And that's ok. It's not for anyone except you and I. We talk people, politics, love, hate, sorrow, joy. We laugh, we cry, we fight, we smile. We talk until words don't even make sense. Until my speak slurs to a mumble, we both grow mute. And your words become snores. Then we wake up, and do it all over again.
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Oct 10, 2016
Oct 10, 2016 at 12:42 PM UTC
When we talk