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Tyler Lynn Pulliam
Poems
Aug 2013
Contests of Clicks
Impress the granite impressions
Blue and black anti-reflections
Marbles flicked and jacks are scooped
Like the games we lose in endless loops
Hardly pass any standard detection
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You haven’t heard the lover’s truth?
Dialed in from the last phone booth
In a town that has gone all mobile
Begging for a title so proud and noble
So they can sip their gin and Vermouth
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Mass-printed art for bath room walls
So raised noses can judge while ******* in stalls
They only care for tags and brands
And they never stop to wash their hands
When they’re dressed to impress at the local mall
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This is hardly a truth - hardly a lie
A middle ground opinion to make snarky girls cry
They say “He’s so enigmatic! What a beautiful soul!”
But deep down inside they just want my pole
Their improper word usage squeezes from me a sigh
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You think tumblr is neato? You like showing your ****?
The lies flow like tar from primordial pits
Slowly creeping to the surface, but unending below
The smell catches hold before the obvious show
This is a pageant for show offs, not a battle of wits
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But here I am still, begging for your love
A click or nice word is like a sign from above
Opinions that drive me off of the nearest cliff
A glance or a compliment to get me all stiff
Your nothing, save ignorant, but you fit like a glove
Written by
Tyler Lynn Pulliam
Niantic, IL
(Niantic, IL)
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