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 Jun 2015
rose14195
food will destroy me
i try to become better than I am now
perfection is just around the corner
all i need to do is
resist
I will not be a slave to my body
its whining does not phase me
hunger will pass
perfection will last
dont give in to the hunger
One day you will no longer be hungry
just dont eat
drink water
do crunches
brush your teeth
repeat what i speak
perfection is just around the corner
you're almost there
I'm almost there
I can be beautiful
I can be thin
then i wont have any problems
because when I'm perfect
I will be enough
to love me
I can be perfect
 Jun 2015
rose14195
Do you honestly love me?:Him
      
Her:Does my answer matter to you? Because no matter what I say you still won't  love yourself.
 Jun 2015
Tina Marie
Actions don't always speak louder than words.

The way someone treats you may have more to do with who they are than how they feel.

**There should be a balance.
I actually posted this as a Facebook status and received an overwhelming response. I thought y'all would appreciate it.
 Jun 2015
Tina Marie
She sat on the edge of the precipe; unbidden tears evidenced by glistening lines on her cheekbones. She stood abruptly and reached over the edge, hoping the hands waiting for her were strong. Leaning forward ever so slightly she brushed fingers with the person waiting. She stretched a little further, grasped tightly, and missed. Tumbling end over end in a dazed confusion she cried out, sure she was lost forever. She saw the ground speeding up to meet her and closed her eyes as she braced for the impact that would shatter the last of her illusions.....but the impact never came. Soft warm arms reached out and embraced her just when all may have been lost. She pried open her eyes just enough to peer through her lashes and see whom had saved her.....and saw herself.
 Jun 2015
Tina Marie
If you were mine for as long as I wanted you

Then why are you gone with someone else

If you were the first to be my last

Then why am I alone

If you really loved me

Then how could you walk away
 Jun 2015
Mike Essig
let me tell you my friend
about whiskey and ****
a demonic combo
that can lead you to death

whiskey and ****
make you think you are strong
make you feel invincible
you can do no wrong

whiskey and ****
forget all the rules
they were made for weaklings
cowards and fools

whiskey and ****
make night into day
until one is the other
and you lose your way

whiskey and ****
make you anxious for strife
you load your pistols
you sharpen your knife

Whiskey and ****
they cost me my wife
they cost me my children
they cost me a life

whiskey and ****
attract the law
and into it's clutches
you will certainly fall

so that's my story
of whiskey and ****
leave them alone
or prepare for death
Just to show someone I don't have to punctuate everything.  :)
 Jun 2015
Perri
I told my mom about events from my past,
events that shaped my bitter bones,
memories that will forever last.

I regret telling her
I had no friends until age 9
and that people would tell me
that they wish I would die.
I should have never informed her
that when I was young,
the pain people would bring to me,
tell me that I would never feel love.
I wish I didn't let her know
of the words people would constantly throw
my way.
How I would beg the teachers daily,
to not force me to go out to "play".

I was so ashamed
of the 12 grades of toucher,
until the day I was finally free.
But unfortunately,
all this damage,
it has taken far too much
away from me.

Now I am uncomfortable,
knowing that she now knows
everything I have kept covered.
I don't like people's concerns,
it makes me uneasy when they care;
I become smothered.
 Jun 2015
Francie Lynch
I'm old enough to remember
**** Tracy's watch,
Kirk's communicator,
Needless injections,
Landlines, TV,
Head transplants,
And meeting for coffee.
You're young enough
To remember simpler times
Of virtual friends
Twelve thousand miles away,
3D transportation,
And clouds that don't rain.
The good ole days.
 Jun 2015
Francie Lynch
Being idle,
I get nowhere;
Standing still,
I get eaten.
Thanks for the idea, Sjr.
 Jun 2015
Francie Lynch
I'm wearing the old man's housecoat.
His lawn's not blue ribbon now,
And two rails of his fence are down.
It's blue and black checkered
Down to my ankles,
A long tie cord and massive pockets.
You've seen them in nursing homes,
The men shuffling in the wrong direction,
Looking for the familiar,
Two nails.

I'm wearing an old man's slippers,
Black leather with red in-steps
And leather fraying at the heels.
I bought these.
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