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#abject
_Is it not a paradox that her deception should leave her beauty so unmarked? Her winsome countenance - generously admired - leaves her suitors abject; mere puppets on a string. Verily, the essence of her is as a tarnished trinket. For to mine own soul she appears as jaded as a ***** house quean. Her eyes which once shone with the light of truth unblemished, a colourless and infinite mire overgrown with the entangled falsehoods she has seeded._
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Jun 8, 2019
Jun 8, 2019 at 9:24 PM UTC
From Queen to Quean
Their souls had spoken. Rushed off into adventure fueled by mania without first breaking the ice. These talks were between new friends. Altogether anchored by deathless subjects, they deliberated naively over a shared *** of bone apple tea. The glass was broken, but this was no emergency - just heavy words minced by chattering teeth. Hesitating only slightly, they took a death pledge. “I’m bad and it’s not worth it,” she said. “You’ll be disappointed by me too, and I’ll bet my life on it,” he returned. They chuckled sheepishly. “You’re going to miss this too”, sang the younger sibling. Of course, their conversation was purely conjecture, subject matter the victor of a game of happenstance, mutilated in transcription, like notes copied over the shoulder from someone else’s lecture. Still, he hoped it didn’t matter, and without hope, it didn’t matter. Perhaps this was merely thinkful wishing. “I was a single digit, a gorilla in a concrete jungle,” his words seemed to suggest. “A flightless bird makes good food for thought. Fight or flight, fight the good fight. Always choose your battles wisely, and never speak in absolutes.” she recommended. “It’s got to be somewhere; everything’s somewhere, but, everywhere else is not here.” he wondered. She could read between the lines; and left to write. “Stop being ungrateful and just close your eyes.” She closed the door, and he opened a window. Then, like some thinly sliced avocado that didn’t quite make the cut, he fell asleep.
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Mar 3, 2017
Mar 3, 2017 at 6:52 PM UTC
The Journal of Abject ****
Their souls had spoken. Rushed off into adventure fueled by mania without first breaking the ice. These talks were between new friends. Altogether anchored by deathless subjects, they deliberated naively over a shared *** of bone apple tea. The glass was broken, but this was no emergency - just heavy words minced by chattering teeth. Hesitating only slightly, they took a death pledge. “I’m bad and it’s not worth it,” she said. “You’ll be disappointed by me too, and I’ll bet my life on it,” he returned. They chuckled sheepishly. “You’re going to miss this too”, sang the younger sibling. Of course, their conversation was purely conjecture, subject matter the victor of a game of happenstance, mutilated in transcription, like notes copied over the shoulder from someone else’s lecture. Still, he hoped it didn’t matter, and without hope, it didn’t matter. Perhaps this was merely thinkful wishing. “I was a single digit, a gorilla in a concrete jungle,” his words seemed to suggest. “A flightless bird makes good food for thought. Fight or flight, fight the good fight. Always choose your battles wisely, and never speak in absolutes.” she recommended. “It’s got to be somewhere; everything’s somewhere, but, everywhere else is not here.” he wondered. She could read between the lines; and left to write. “Stop being ungrateful and just close your eyes.” She closed the door, and he opened a window. Then, like some thinly sliced avocado that didn’t quite make the cut, he fell asleep.
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Existential crisis Fundamental flaws Insurmountable dilemma Confabulations galore Indistinguishable chaos Contraindications Untenable maladies Nature’s riled Abject behavior Peripheral existence Satire of reality
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Jan 4, 2015
Jan 4, 2015 at 10:15 AM UTC
Be Wary
I've seen... Many an egg dropped by the proverbial hen then egg becomes number through paper and pen then greed facilitates the perpetrators of this with ample incentive to young girls a kiss. Then kiss unexpectedly leads to *********** and the greedy ******* end with a non-legit son many of the girlies will attempt abortion but a few will not do as the ******* tell them. So the son soon and swiftly becomes an anomaly while it's elder brother says to daddy "are you proud of me" the oxbridge acceptance letter filled him up with glee but the dad knows secretly it's all to do with money. So the half witted son takes up the mantle of the father as senility and guilt have finally gripped the latter the son through drugs and experimentation is madder his social status dictates, he'll always climb the ladder. A few years pass, we're in different situation the son of senility has got grip o' the nation shaking wretched and archaic crumbling foundations, he's shaking the **** all over his poorer realtion. But the overgrown man-child doesn't know, that since he took power his brother sits in the cold, that with all the food he eats, he chews it real slow, so he can have food for longer, fill that hole. But does it make it all right at once, cuz he claims ignorance or should the people at the top be people from the bottom, the ones who looked up, but got nothing but trod on. It's impossible to relate, when you all dissipate, when your middle class darling, has a working class date. So the ******* child doesn't vote, through bedroom tax lost his home, Senile son?  Victory of note fake promises in the matriarchal dome. Apathy strikes again, this shit's impossible to defend, how can we justify not getting off our ***** not doing something about all this in the masses? oh yeah, that's right although barely know the people at the top, We've all seen their soles as they've trod on our lots
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Dec 31, 2014
Dec 31, 2014 at 9:29 AM UTC
Chronic Politics
I've seen... Many an egg dropped by the proverbial hen then egg becomes number through paper and pen then greed facilitates the perpetrators of this with ample incentive to young girls a kiss. Then kiss unexpectedly leads to *********** and the greedy ******* end with a non-legit son many of the girlies will attempt abortion but a few will not do as the ******* tell them. So the son soon and swiftly becomes an anomaly while it's elder brother says to daddy "are you proud of me" the oxbridge acceptance letter filled him up with glee but the dad knows secretly it's all to do with money. So the half witted son takes up the mantle of the father as senility and guilt have finally gripped the latter the son through drugs and experimentation is madder his social status dictates, he'll always climb the ladder. A few years pass, we're in different situation the son of senility has got grip o' the nation shaking wretched and archaic crumbling foundations, he's shaking the **** all over his poorer realtion. But the overgrown man-child doesn't know, that since he took power his brother sits in the cold, that with all the food he eats, he chews it real slow, so he can have food for longer, fill that hole. But does it make it all right at once, cuz he claims ignorance or should the people at the top be people from the bottom, the ones who looked up, but got nothing but trod on. It's impossible to relate, when you all dissipate, when your middle class darling, has a working class date. So the ******* child doesn't vote, through bedroom tax lost his home, Senile son?  Victory of note fake promises in the matriarchal dome. Apathy strikes again, this shit's impossible to defend, how can we justify not getting off our ***** not doing something about all this in the masses? oh yeah, that's right although barely know the people at the top, We've all seen their soles as they've trod on our lots
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Sometimes desires can be cruel Tugging you towards the blind alley Mind is in conflict with the heart Dragging you along the ground Getting bruised all over by desire And the heart somehow craves To walk the path towards rejection Living in the world of denial The whole world turns a blind eye Hurling down the path to oblivion Bearing the brunt of collision Waking up from stupor quite late
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Jul 31, 2014
Jul 31, 2014 at 11:34 PM UTC
A Blind Alley