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i must be the only one who finds sparrows amusing outside my window filled with song, the same in me trying to imitate their song with a range of onomatopoeias never written (thankfully, poets who write sparrows' song, may you be disgraced, chirp chirp, beat-box that **** elsewhere, where you're welcome by admirers), the same in me laughing at the kangaroo hops unable to use both feet to walk in the guttering of the carcass plateau of crows... but there my laugh, like the last whims of a pope when a robin presides over the ritual outside the window on the sill... i find pronouns unable to capture timing, a class of words for standing still, they just can't capture timing, they're space orientated, a man of 70 will say the same of a man aged 20 about a woman, but both will be idiotic about the size of her earrings concerning her promiscuity: bigger the earring, the bigger the need to feed her juiced up genitalia lips... warm **** and cold mouth, some say in reverse: getting ****** off is like ice-cream being eaten... and cold in reverse would give you circumcision defined lawfully as **** a cold genital assertion of womanhood will peel the skin right off... ask for a cake you''ll be welcome away from the bony **** of your hand's embrace... perhaps marriage... and that cold mouth that encompasses all hidden glaciers; still, the **** is about sparrows in rain rain gutters hopping along to the orchestra playing only one tune that's ha ha ha. all in all, when aroused, one hole warms up the other cools down... the third? don't know, don't care, apparently it's exhilarating, trying to turn men onto all three and away from homosexuality, with the fourth (woman's ego) being missed... could never equate that to a phallus and a hole... i always felt ***** by that thing, the fourth dimension once the **** was explored... it's all Dostoevsky after that... everything is permitted, no deity exists, i guess a the end is required of such a poem as this.
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Feb 14, 2016
Feb 14, 2016 at 10:20 AM UTC
sparrows outside my window do tell
i must be the only one who finds sparrows amusing outside my window filled with song, the same in me trying to imitate their song with a range of onomatopoeias never written (thankfully, poets who write sparrows' song, may you be disgraced, chirp chirp, beat-box that **** elsewhere, where you're welcome by admirers), the same in me laughing at the kangaroo hops unable to use both feet to walk in the guttering of the carcass plateau of crows... but there my laugh, like the last whims of a pope when a robin presides over the ritual outside the window on the sill... i find pronouns unable to capture timing, a class of words for standing still, they just can't capture timing, they're space orientated, a man of 70 will say the same of a man aged 20 about a woman, but both will be idiotic about the size of her earrings concerning her promiscuity: bigger the earring, the bigger the need to feed her juiced up genitalia lips... warm **** and cold mouth, some say in reverse: getting ****** off is like ice-cream being eaten... and cold in reverse would give you circumcision defined lawfully as **** a cold genital assertion of womanhood will peel the skin right off... ask for a cake you''ll be welcome away from the bony **** of your hand's embrace... perhaps marriage... and that cold mouth that encompasses all hidden glaciers; still, the **** is about sparrows in rain rain gutters hopping along to the orchestra playing only one tune that's ha ha ha. all in all, when aroused, one hole warms up the other cools down... the third? don't know, don't care, apparently it's exhilarating, trying to turn men onto all three and away from homosexuality, with the fourth (woman's ego) being missed... could never equate that to a phallus and a hole... i always felt ***** by that thing, the fourth dimension once the **** was explored... it's all Dostoevsky after that... everything is permitted, no deity exists, i guess a the end is required of such a poem as this.
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Feb 14, 2016
Feb 14, 2016 at 10:20 AM UTC
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