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june-waltz
do you see me? transparent but still two-toned. conviction served with a side of dripping doubt. I hear your voice fill up the hallway. 3 years later and I realize I missed it the entire time. like a song I forgot I liked. Always loud but indifferent you exchange hollow hugs and I check my hair in the bathroom mirror. smile 1 no smile 2 no smile 1 Calculated Coquetry. oh. you look the same. but sexier. Tinged by tribulations I don’t yet know. I feel curious and alone. I wish I’d worn a different shirt. My underarms bleed evidence of insufficient accolades. Tiny knots of bright red fabric build beneath my body’s brutal bane A brief moment of exuberance. but could this instant just be fraudulent? I swear to god you hugged me longer held me tighter heard my hunger. did you see me? open-ended and unwritten. T’d up to be submissive. It took two nights & endless drinks. An elongated walk & high school tricks. 1 year since 3 ago. I sigh and contemplate your shaky hands on the zipper of my favorite jeans your ***** sheets and desperate pleas. Who was I kidding? undo my blouse and strip me bare. I always liked this song.
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Jan 23, 2015
Jan 23, 2015 at 10:10 PM UTC
Celebrity Portraits by Andy Warhol and other works, The Flemming Museum, UVM March 15- June 8th 2013.
If I lay in than I wake out, and feel my body stretch. there’s gorilla glue beneath my shoe that holy air can’t edge. it’s half past 6 2 ***** days tag closer to my head. “The moons been hot but you are not” the cocktail waitress said. Unleash the beast And sic the dogs to recovery what’s been lost. but hide the rug! that filthy smudge! my mother will be cross... Pour one down. Or is it out? Just get it in the glass! It’s almost noon there isn’t room, to think about the past. Go outstairs, no come downside, and pull me through thick time. Your cover’s blown, I’m still alone. Desperation is a crime. The vaudeville is passing still, and Buck will meet us there. Oh, don’t wait up! I’ve had enough, I’m lighter than the air…
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Oct 21, 2014
Oct 21, 2014 at 10:20 PM UTC
omni-interaccommodative
Would you like to sit with me? And share a cup of tea For the world's too cold To be alone So cherish it with me. Clasp tightly to the moments Of well earned kisses spent We’ll babble on In tune like song Of our trust found and lent. These stories that could change us both Force thoughts of newer paths Thoughts that spring from friendship Into a lover’s laugh And ghastly secrets will be told Between lengthy drawn out sips While gestures all too bold Are parted in our lips. But where’s that leave us now? Just two friends drinking tea. Or have sugar spoons And relaxed tunes Changed the chance of you and me.
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Oct 17, 2014
Oct 17, 2014 at 12:02 AM UTC
cream
Yesterday I learned, you just don’t shoot yourself in the temple if you wanna die. Small bits of exploded alloy may merely knick the complex nerves that control your eyes. You’ll be left blind but still alive. A tough break for the enterprising. Sometimes even the well prepared come up short. Although, a quick google search would reveal the proper path to panacea. A redirect to the bombastic blog. Empty words form empty lines. And a single sign would have changed your mind, Aim through the mouth. It’s the only way.
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Jun 9, 2014
Jun 9, 2014 at 1:48 PM UTC
the google machine
Why is it Boys can’t hula-hoop? And have you ever seen them try? They concentrate real hard an all but just can’t make that hoop fly. They all have this notion to spin that ring real fast, thinking if they hope the spinning motion’ll last. The beads inside just rattle. With no smoothness to the sound. They bounce around on boys’ hips then smack against the ground. And maybe it’s because they have a bulge within their pants that gets caught up on the hula-hoop so boys just simply can’t.
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Jun 5, 2014
Jun 5, 2014 at 6:39 PM UTC
Genitalia
My father needed very few things to stay content. A pack of cigarettes and her quick wit to smoke them with He found her in med school Ironic, where he won her over with peppermint sticks. His candy and hers Both balanced between their lips. It went like this for 20 years He’d smoke She’d laugh. But his work left her alone and in time her, sweet tooth died. So she left him. alone with his worthless Cigerettes.
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Jun 5, 2014
Jun 5, 2014 at 1:15 PM UTC
Marlboro Lights 100