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stars-of-sky
stars-of-sky
with the current -A lovely wave sweeps me from city to city-
you were not wrong to assume my inferiority how could I ever compare to you the oh so great vape god your seductive powers are unmatched the way you sit on your mother's couch wasting away in **** and potato chips **** I'm just so wet you are the most intelligent guy in the room your resume includes all the drugs you've taken in the past week **** I'm just so impressed
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Jan 21, 2018
Jan 21, 2018 at 5:49 AM UTC
not impressed
I will find my burning ember; my matching flame. And we will dance a song our souls will only understand.
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Dec 19, 2016
Dec 19, 2016 at 3:44 PM UTC
Goodbye
Your eyes rose like the sun And burned my innocence to ashes
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Dec 7, 2016
Dec 7, 2016 at 5:47 PM UTC
Untitled
Enter the designer: *"Move gracefully while ties bind you suspended  with 2 swords pointing at your throat don't forget to show your fierce face while upside down and flopping uncontrollably you must be my definition of perfection. Now lose 5 pounds for my needle and thread cannot conform to your body! It is my garment you must fit not the other way around! Walk the catwalk and toss your hips to and fro, you are not good enough! Chin down darling it is so much more becoming. Oh how I'd wished you wore a shorter top making your legs run on for miles and miles. Your plunging neckline becomes you since you have nothing up top. Stick to greens mostly, a little mint and sage should spice up that lettuce bowl and drink nothing but water now I wouldn't want you to spoil the seams I've sewn for you"* Truth: Bone structures and pouting lips, thigh gaps and protruding hips, tiny waist lines and judding shoulders You are Barbie, plastic as can be you are a paper doll majesty Dressing you up, dress you down   Don't dare grow old so don't let your hair down There shall be no relaxing for you From your high cheek bones to your flawless skin tone. **Modeling icon of anorexia for generation upon generation for little girls with dyslexia of the natural body image Creating dysfunction in societies views of what health and beauty is to all girls.**
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Aug 23, 2015
Aug 23, 2015 at 11:57 PM UTC
Barbie
I'm a Barbie Girl, in a Barbie World. Life's fantastic: I feel like plastic, aiming for an eighteen-inch waist because I can afford to throw my internal organs away. I feel like plastic, having to choose between eating and breathing with not enough space for two tubes. I feel like plastic, a thirty-nine inch bust and three times the forehead. I feel like plastic, a size nine squeezed to a three, spending three to nine avoiding mealtime because my weight loss book says 'Don't eat.' I'm a Barbie Girl, in a Barbie World. Life's fantastic, but... I'm not plastic. I've sat here listening while you complain about society but I don't think you realize that society is made by you. You complain about masks but you're masked by your poetry and trust me, it's trendy: Psychiatry. A bottle of capsules captures your soul and your dreams, fading reality. I cannot be defined because a definition leaves no room for change and I am a flame, ready to burn the cardboard box of priority you put over me. All the cool kids are lesbians and thespians on about repressions and I care, I do, I mean... I'm standing here among you. But words are just air. You can stand on this stage and tell me I'm beautiful, but I am more than my face so disregard my mild distaste for your inspirational speech. Now, this... This isn't a call for help. This is a call to arms. This is a battle cry because I am sick of waiting for a future that should've happened yesterday. So use this air to live the words you say and rally. Do not soothe, because we've already been cocooned by soothed reality in Shawnee, Johnson County. I'm a real girl, in a real world. Life's fantastic, and I refuse to be plastic, aiming for generic weight range based on content, not scale number. I refuse to be plastic, a neck moulded perfectly for both eating and breathing so I don't have to choose. I refuse to be plastic, a bust that you don't need to be sizing when I've got eyes a green not of romanticized meadows but of drunken puke. I refuse to be plastic, a size nine foot in a size nine shoe, spending three to nine enjoying my meal times, because my weight loss book is chucked down the chute. I'm a living girl in a beautiful world. Life's fantastic, because I'm not plastic.
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Aug 23, 2015
Aug 23, 2015 at 11:56 PM UTC
Barbie Girl
I'm a Barbie Girl, in a Barbie World. Life's fantastic: I feel like plastic, aiming for an eighteen-inch waist because I can afford to throw my internal organs away. I feel like plastic, having to choose between eating and breathing with not enough space for two tubes. I feel like plastic, a thirty-nine inch bust and three times the forehead. I feel like plastic, a size nine squeezed to a three, spending three to nine avoiding mealtime because my weight loss book says 'Don't eat.' I'm a Barbie Girl, in a Barbie World. Life's fantastic, but... I'm not plastic. I've sat here listening while you complain about society but I don't think you realize that society is made by you. You complain about masks but you're masked by your poetry and trust me, it's trendy: Psychiatry. A bottle of capsules captures your soul and your dreams, fading reality. I cannot be defined because a definition leaves no room for change and I am a flame, ready to burn the cardboard box of priority you put over me. All the cool kids are lesbians and thespians on about repressions and I care, I do, I mean... I'm standing here among you. But words are just air. You can stand on this stage and tell me I'm beautiful, but I am more than my face so disregard my mild distaste for your inspirational speech. Now, this... This isn't a call for help. This is a call to arms. This is a battle cry because I am sick of waiting for a future that should've happened yesterday. So use this air to live the words you say and rally. Do not soothe, because we've already been cocooned by soothed reality in Shawnee, Johnson County. I'm a real girl, in a real world. Life's fantastic, and I refuse to be plastic, aiming for generic weight range based on content, not scale number. I refuse to be plastic, a neck moulded perfectly for both eating and breathing so I don't have to choose. I refuse to be plastic, a bust that you don't need to be sizing when I've got eyes a green not of romanticized meadows but of drunken puke. I refuse to be plastic, a size nine foot in a size nine shoe, spending three to nine enjoying my meal times, because my weight loss book is chucked down the chute. I'm a living girl in a beautiful world. Life's fantastic, because I'm not plastic.
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**He laid her gently Upon a bed of roses But forgot to warn her About the thorns. He showered her With luxurious gifts But forgot to tell her They were on loan. He painted her world In glorious scarlet But forget to mention The colour would fade. Like a thief in the night, He stole her heart But forgot to take care of it**
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 12:50 AM UTC
Untitled
We are two travelers on the same road You are walking ahead of me But I can see you there I want to follow you I hope you stop for a while Look back and see me And wait for me So we can walk together
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 12:49 AM UTC
The Travelers
I want to live and I want to die. I want to scream and I want to cry. I want to bleed and I want to heal. I want to be numb and I want to feel.
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 12:48 AM UTC
Torn
fresh threshed of habit pragmatic in a gasp cast black magic trashed to the last time waking up far flung thrown but there is no away the grain planted to be these moments stays Earthed even after greening in teeming hill after hill of step measured progression these green beings long before we set out had daily met the sun with praise let us do the same
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 12:46 AM UTC
skin-shed