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whoever
whoever
American
i really miss the times i shared with you those twelve-hundred dollar days. in the rain, we'd have soaked our clothes but there were always fresh ones to greet us at your mother's door. you'd wear the warmth and i, the linen. and we'd remain silent til the day grew dimmer. the cold would caress me then, so i'd ask for your shirt. you'd comply reluctantly; your skin's not so used to the wind. til you realized you could hold me instead. we seemed to fit like accidents. the scent of your collar always bothered my conscience, but didn't affect my sight. so i held tightly to the love i found over-night. til it lost me to the rain again. and i floated among the floods. alone; content
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Sep 21, 2014
Sep 21, 2014 at 7:44 PM UTC
$1200 days
I pride myself on differences, but know at heart we're all one I tried to do the dishes, but only two knives made the cut. Now I wonder if I can accomplish more than thought possible judging dull wounds in grunting cans; feeling pistol grooves and wrist slitters, I am at home again. Lying, mining, dying figure heads make their way to the foot of my bed, and ask if they may lull me to sleep with dreams of pneumonia and epilepsy. I ask them to politely leave, but they perch on boasting names of society, reciting to me, too condescendingly, "surely, we know better than you." Now all of their heads fit askew. Save the money and excuse for material attachment. Keep running through your doll houses. I pull on my hair to make it grow. You pull on heart strings to teach a lesson, I suppose we're in the same sinking boat. But you are my vital poison. My body collapses- a muted a noise and- each time I awake perfectly poised at your feet and frozen mouth. How will I ever make you love me now? Life's a Hawaii postcard pleading, "go experience the vibrant colors." There's more to see beyond the rainbow trees, but they'll still satisfy most cravings. Every threaded fiber of my being keeps me pondering if cells are just too shy to speak, or if they've always spoken through me, whispering, "scratch to win the lottery." I want to write children's books, and release doves from hidden cages; watch awe wipe over next generation; use my candies as their safe haven. Away this world that have caused them pain- I Am its new name. Affection is a mistress of mine. I still crave her like sunlight. stare into her eye until I am blind She's addicting even after she harms you. I'll keep my heals neck deep in anxiously wading water. til I sing it into deep sleep, its current pulls me under. and I am at home again.
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Sep 13, 2014
Sep 13, 2014 at 9:05 AM UTC
I AM. (a figurative autobiographical poem)
I pride myself on differences, but know at heart we're all one I tried to do the dishes, but only two knives made the cut. Now I wonder if I can accomplish more than thought possible judging dull wounds in grunting cans; feeling pistol grooves and wrist slitters, I am at home again. Lying, mining, dying figure heads make their way to the foot of my bed, and ask if they may lull me to sleep with dreams of pneumonia and epilepsy. I ask them to politely leave, but they perch on boasting names of society, reciting to me, too condescendingly, "surely, we know better than you." Now all of their heads fit askew. Save the money and excuse for material attachment. Keep running through your doll houses. I pull on my hair to make it grow. You pull on heart strings to teach a lesson, I suppose we're in the same sinking boat. But you are my vital poison. My body collapses- a muted a noise and- each time I awake perfectly poised at your feet and frozen mouth. How will I ever make you love me now? Life's a Hawaii postcard pleading, "go experience the vibrant colors." There's more to see beyond the rainbow trees, but they'll still satisfy most cravings. Every threaded fiber of my being keeps me pondering if cells are just too shy to speak, or if they've always spoken through me, whispering, "scratch to win the lottery." I want to write children's books, and release doves from hidden cages; watch awe wipe over next generation; use my candies as their safe haven. Away this world that have caused them pain- I Am its new name. Affection is a mistress of mine. I still crave her like sunlight. stare into her eye until I am blind She's addicting even after she harms you. I'll keep my heals neck deep in anxiously wading water. til I sing it into deep sleep, its current pulls me under. and I am at home again.
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our bodies used to twist in a perfect helix the leading and lagging strands of life if one tried leaving, the other would keep us intertwined and we'd function properly; happily holding the fragile secrets of our combined mind. but you've become more reserved since you landed that job our stability founded itself in you and my surface, cracked and deeply flawed was easily broken through life bids me a life not-so-complete and you all the powdered power left in the withering hands; once so happily intertwined.
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Jun 19, 2014
Jun 19, 2014 at 1:40 AM UTC
the lagging strand
what is the use of worry if it is all conjured in your head? daily, i look around and preceives humans so lost in the meanings they were taught by nothing. seemingly obviously nothing. so angry is the man who broke his phone. the one who's got work to attend and social status to upkeep so lost is the mother in the mist of her children "they don't listen" she claims "they bother my sleep" so sad is the child who father's unknown maybe your mother was a ***** maybe she didn't want you to know. what i ask is why we bother being upset about things because culture wrote some rule book things that are so rile in comparison to all things and especially the stars in the night sky.
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Dec 9, 2012
Dec 9, 2012 at 7:59 PM UTC
trivial pursuit
I've run to the edge of the earth to a place i find dear because it does not convey to the rules we all adhere i brought a secret with me, must wait three years to tell apparently, our difference means we're going to hell. but i find value in you, in your words, in your smile to live alone, without you, already seems so defile. I've become accustom to you, and to whatever you may say but my happiness is one that i must delay... so i keep you hidden, very carefully, under my shirt you say you can't breathe, i say air would hurt worse you stand up to leave, i assure a safe drive a crash is not what i intended, but it's what had arrived we flipped through our memories, still untold and true a tear left my eye, but i'm not sure about you i guess it was fate, this crash, our love's halt your car is now totaled, but it wasn't our fault.
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Jun 10, 2012
Jun 10, 2012 at 3:39 PM UTC
Too Young
I lost track of the time, for your eyes weighed me down with cinder blocks the world couldn't budge me, so why oh why would i ever let the clocks? i was content with watching you, though i was sinking every second i stood into the cage they crafted from their home grown cherry wood. though the design, it flattered me the caring details neatly carved they left you outside, to leave and me inside to starve.
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Jun 10, 2012
Jun 10, 2012 at 1:30 AM UTC
6 and under get in FREE!
buried in my chest, a young lass sleeps warm and safe in her haven. not a thought goes towards her action. she's merely a figure i created; to convince myself she exists. note the way her breathing differs with the seasons. now she's silent, but soon she'll be screaming; the influence of my vituperation.
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May 22, 2012
May 22, 2012 at 4:09 PM UTC
Go to Lon Lon Ranch, They Give You a Bottle.
i abhor my existence yet i was swayed to adhere complacence throw me onto the pathway fade the blinds; for i have faltered. I'm merely a drazel in distress it would be ideal to slaughter all the rest. my mind is at the altar sacrifice, if i suffice. hang it high and make a profit from your feigning saint.
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Apr 26, 2012
Apr 26, 2012 at 9:05 PM UTC
SHEZA WITCH!
love, i was told, i was told you must love me. but contrary to that rule, you have forsaken my body left, i left, i left years ago so badly, i do wish, i could come back home but a home is one thing you'll never let me have I'm without a home; without a Dad.
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Feb 29, 2012
Feb 29, 2012 at 10:50 PM UTC
unconditional
i sat down in a place where my blankets met it seemed like they wanted so disparately to for me to sit i fell off of a kitchen stool it laughed at me and said so cruelly "you, you are not to be fed you're head is so fat it just might **** you my reply was "i'd rather be dead no forced replies, no love, no virtue" i crawled around 'til my feet let me stand they were in a deep sleep, then they woke up and said "your head is closer than your mind, child. two feet off the ground, you're a beguiled child! you'll be a king someday! carry us around we'll be ALIVE, they say. who cares if we push you down? we'll be ALIVE, someday." then, they gave out underneath i was back to crawl upon my knees. i tried to jump then changed my plea i lied alone, no one accompanying me. they decided to laughed and said so cruelly "you, you were not made to fly stay where you belong or it just might **** you" my reply: "i'm not afraid to die i've got no faith, few friends, and a body of vice"
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Nov 28, 2011
Nov 28, 2011 at 11:45 PM UTC
Being a Child