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the-half-blood-prince
24/M/Alberta Canada Sectumsempra
Meet me in the middle. At the room full of sorrow In the centre of my heart.
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Jan 23, 2020
Jan 23, 2020 at 3:38 PM UTC
Draw
Beyond the last town Just past the lost hills Over the scorched earth And through that wandering ravine I’ll meet you on the seashore Where we laughed once before Tuesday’s riddle was about the tide Tuesday’s song: an ebb and a flow It made me remember That which I never forget It reminded me of a rendez-vous Where all our dust is swept The skies are icy fire There’s a chill deep inside Pounding drums command the soundscape With many a flash overhead Tonight’s maneuver warfare Under this hostile flesh I saw the strangest thing On my journey through the storm When I came upon a people They were measuring the distance Between the east and west It’s them that are insane Where is the place The place where I’m not alone Where is the Holy City Where I can drop these bones I’m not here to stay I’ll meet you on the seashore Under calm skies again
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Jan 14, 2020
Jan 14, 2020 at 4:16 PM UTC
not here
My soul bleeds each night into the poems When I can’t sleep and everything is silent Except for the space where I live behind my eyes.
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Dec 26, 2019
Dec 26, 2019 at 4:38 PM UTC
Loud Bleed
Radiated an aura of life, Now I die again and again.
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Dec 26, 2019
Dec 26, 2019 at 4:28 PM UTC
Longing for Last Year
For every answer that I come upon today There’s another ten questions branching off of it by tomorrow.
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Dec 16, 2019
Dec 16, 2019 at 6:18 PM UTC
Infinite Horizons
Batten down the hatches And ask for more overtime Cause it’s gonna be another Credit card Christmas.
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Dec 11, 2019
Dec 11, 2019 at 6:17 PM UTC
This turkey brought to you by Visa
Keep notes on your phone To remind you of who you are. Because in the age of relevance and relativism You’ll wake up And be erased.
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Dec 11, 2019
Dec 11, 2019 at 5:53 PM UTC
Stockpile
You don’t need to varnish morals: They already come complete. So take off the moral veneer: There’s humility underneath.
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Dec 9, 2019
Dec 9, 2019 at 1:05 PM UTC
Strip
The phone rings, Or rather vibrates, As I stir my instant coffee Because my Keurig is broken And I haven’t gotten around to replacing it. The lady on the other end Of the call Says she’s with the bank. She’s selling identity theft protection subscriptions. I listen to her Explain What that is With mild excitement growing in my stomach; Not with regards to the Subscription, But over the Tones and intonations — The way she breathes: Softly, Warmly, Unconsciously. I let her run with it, Feigning curiosity at first. A question here, There, To really get her going. I wonder when she was last ****** She asks to verify my name, Address. She mentions a credit score package (Ooh la la) That will provide me with insight as to whether my identity has ever been Stolen. (This call Is getting steamy) She tells me that in order to receive the package I need to confirm my enrolment in the subscription. ‘What? Could you repeat that?’ I can feel it Tickling, Licking, My soul, As I sip my ****** instant coffee. I tell her That I absolutely won’t enrol, That I refuse, But that she should be a voice actor Or that if she was a voice option for Siri I would surely select her. She doesn’t have a response, Choosing to wish me a good evening instead, And to thank me on behalf of her employer. ‘No, Thank you dear. Call this number whenever you like. I don’t want your talents to go unappreciated by other customers Who I’m sure are all swines.’ Click. I stare at the ended call And fantasize about your voice, And when you were last ****** Too bad the coffee is ****
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Dec 5, 2019
Dec 5, 2019 at 10:14 PM UTC
A most enjoyable intrusion.
The phone rings, Or rather vibrates, As I stir my instant coffee Because my Keurig is broken And I haven’t gotten around to replacing it. The lady on the other end Of the call Says she’s with the bank. She’s selling identity theft protection subscriptions. I listen to her Explain What that is With mild excitement growing in my stomach; Not with regards to the Subscription, But over the Tones and intonations — The way she breathes: Softly, Warmly, Unconsciously. I let her run with it, Feigning curiosity at first. A question here, There, To really get her going. I wonder when she was last ****** She asks to verify my name, Address. She mentions a credit score package (Ooh la la) That will provide me with insight as to whether my identity has ever been Stolen. (This call Is getting steamy) She tells me that in order to receive the package I need to confirm my enrolment in the subscription. ‘What? Could you repeat that?’ I can feel it Tickling, Licking, My soul, As I sip my ****** instant coffee. I tell her That I absolutely won’t enrol, That I refuse, But that she should be a voice actor Or that if she was a voice option for Siri I would surely select her. She doesn’t have a response, Choosing to wish me a good evening instead, And to thank me on behalf of her employer. ‘No, Thank you dear. Call this number whenever you like. I don’t want your talents to go unappreciated by other customers Who I’m sure are all swines.’ Click. I stare at the ended call And fantasize about your voice, And when you were last ****** Too bad the coffee is ****
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Head bob Side step There’s venom In my hollow gaze Finger pop Break the scene Hair hangs low My spirit’s lifted high Baby your hands are shaking Rest easy I promise Mine won’t Baby you’re blushing Calm down I won’t crack My ice is thick I used to want to Blow my ******* brains out Now I don’t have a **** To want They ask How much it cost Everything I say everything And now I’ve finally got Got clarity
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Dec 3, 2019
Dec 3, 2019 at 4:30 PM UTC
Got Clarity