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I am sorry for ruining all vaginas for you I hope you can recover eventually She said I hate to burst your **** bubble But I’ve slid some lies between your thighs When howling at your moon wasn’t so much praise As it was longing for a change of ***** scenery People change? How I feel right now is like when one time I was sick And my parents recorded a show I watched so I could watch it later And at the end of the show there was a number for a contest to go to space camp I called that number It was disconnected I always find out the important stuff A little late I cried that day I just wanted to go to space camp And I just wanted someone to love me like a black hole A warm black hole to put all my love into **** me in and fix me like there’s no turning back I mean in the darkness of space They all look the same All yank at you turbulent and fiery head rush passion I mean we all love the same So I am sorry I overshot your Venus To crash land in Uranus A semi-purposeful curious passion You coulda yelled **** We felt like **** When we walked away Parts of me have always been missing And I tried to fill the gaps with you Problem is when you might be gay and are fighting it Your closet is a ****** Not your fault your beard looked funny on my **** You can’t wear a person like an accessory I can’t slap her like masculinity till I feel straight again Some things aren’t right I’m not right And you are so messed up now Because you have this superpower to turn men gay You can’t turn men gay You can only remind them of the pain that lies In lying to themselves when they know None of this feels right None of it will Dear former lover Former black hole body Former holder of my confusion And filler of my empty spots I ****** up by ******* you I ****** up
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May 22, 2012
May 22, 2012 at 3:55 AM UTC
The Most Disgusting Poem I've Ever Written; or, When You are Gay and Fighting it Your Closet is a ****** (MLP)
I am sorry for ruining all vaginas for you I hope you can recover eventually She said I hate to burst your **** bubble But I’ve slid some lies between your thighs When howling at your moon wasn’t so much praise As it was longing for a change of ***** scenery People change? How I feel right now is like when one time I was sick And my parents recorded a show I watched so I could watch it later And at the end of the show there was a number for a contest to go to space camp I called that number It was disconnected I always find out the important stuff A little late I cried that day I just wanted to go to space camp And I just wanted someone to love me like a black hole A warm black hole to put all my love into **** me in and fix me like there’s no turning back I mean in the darkness of space They all look the same All yank at you turbulent and fiery head rush passion I mean we all love the same So I am sorry I overshot your Venus To crash land in Uranus A semi-purposeful curious passion You coulda yelled **** We felt like **** When we walked away Parts of me have always been missing And I tried to fill the gaps with you Problem is when you might be gay and are fighting it Your closet is a ****** Not your fault your beard looked funny on my **** You can’t wear a person like an accessory I can’t slap her like masculinity till I feel straight again Some things aren’t right I’m not right And you are so messed up now Because you have this superpower to turn men gay You can’t turn men gay You can only remind them of the pain that lies In lying to themselves when they know None of this feels right None of it will Dear former lover Former black hole body Former holder of my confusion And filler of my empty spots I ****** up by ******* you I ****** up
First 2 lines donated by Erica Davids. 4th line donated by Dylan Bradley. Taking a break from an essay about Blake and Shelley to write this. Two more days and I am done with school and can come back to HP more often. Also I am fully away of the vulgarity of this poem and you are welcome to unfan me. Thank you.
jon-tobias
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May 22, 2012
May 22, 2012 at 3:55 AM UTC
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