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#beef
Let me pour my insides out for you ... Now tell me what else you want me to do? After all the years of bad experiences, There's bound to be much damage. You said you'll leave me never You said your love's forever You said things would get better ...As time goes by... I'm cracking under pressure I can't keep me together My dead meat's so much fresher Butcher, butcher, Where's your knife? Mind don't, Won't you take a life? It is time to cut the meat The finites, they love their steak Rare They like me super fresh Yes They like my meat bare Because I taste the best When I do not get any rest.
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Feb 16, 2019
Feb 16, 2019 at 12:22 PM UTC
Steak
My Olive Beef comes from my grief Up my feet and into my teeth In my stomach is where is lies, Until it resides, is when I die.
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Apr 29, 2018
Apr 29, 2018 at 7:52 PM UTC
Olive Beef Grief
Led into bed Whats the beef? I need to take a leak I don't want You Cushioned sheets Fantasy and anticipation Leaving you Would be sane Romanced into ****** depravity I am drowning Toward sleep Unsure about Tommorrow Never can be Loved beside a pool Champagne French pastries Morning breeze Leaning toward my Jeep Forcing my hand For a getaway drive In the mountainous haven Mulch Clay Pine stained air Here I am There you stand Am I glad?
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Mar 10, 2018
Mar 10, 2018 at 1:35 AM UTC
Confused
there is an old man who has a tin can for a head put there by a soldier of the sas variety for the old guy lost his head to an enemy bullet the sas man helped out with a spare bully beef tin for he'd just had dinner and gave the man a new head it said best bully beef on his forehead!
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Jan 12, 2018
Jan 12, 2018 at 6:55 PM UTC
tin head
Thought you could come up in my grill and ignite me, start beef Well imma cook you through and through until it ruins your week Because you're a waste of space and meat to me, honestly I'd rather pull my teeth out with pliers and then slit all my arteries The sh!t that spills out from your mouth, no doubt That people would rather meet the Father than live in your drought Not sure which is worse, your words or Beck's bottled beer When it comes to drying out my love of good things its unclear Just for the record that sh!t is liquid Vegemite And it'll blow your a$$hol3 open like a six pack of dynamite I'll stick by the bottles of ***** and my shots of tequila Then whatever the f**k you call those bars, like Terminator over being weird!
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Sep 5, 2017
Sep 5, 2017 at 6:18 AM UTC
Bitter Beef
if these ties of cupid however with hearsay were stupid that she'd complicate her nature where her ensemble was audacious but round a hearth with her nomad as beast were her shillings there was her but again wore attire so attractive but as frozen and heartily felt as her gait was thrilling left her gander with grinder eaten.
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Jul 22, 2017
Jul 22, 2017 at 6:50 AM UTC
again and again
I've borne the heavy load. I've worked all the day. Got two children at the house to feed. Husband's gone away. I've a bunion on my toe, But I've got a corn pad. With a smile upon my face, Swear, it don't hurt so bad. Don't the moonlight look so grand, Shining in the sky! Walking home from second shift, Clean cars are wizzing by. There's a light mist in the air That gives me some relief. In the crock *** waits at home Hash and good corned beef. My fingers gnarl and seize, The handle's hard to grip. I hope the boss don't send me home. The kids have a field trip. When the kids get on the bus To travel out of town, I might take a few days off To lay my tired head down. Don't the moonlight look so grand, Shining in the sky. Walking home from second shift, Clean cars are wizzing by. There's a light mist in the air That gives me some relief. In the crock *** waits at home Hash and good corned beef. I am faithful to the work. I don't call in sick. I'm hardworking as a man. The foreman calls me "chick." I never complain about my back. Lord, He knows, I need this job. I can take the stripes they give. Don't give my raise to Bob. Don't the moonlight look so grand, Shining in the sky. Walking home from second shift, Clean cars are wizzing by. There's a light mist in the air That gives me some relief. In the crock *** waits at home Hash and good corned beef.
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Jan 16, 2016
Jan 16, 2016 at 3:25 PM UTC
Hash and Good Corned Beef
So much beef And we haven't even reached the middle of the ocean with it's reefs The world already is engulfed into too much grief Let's be Chiefs and stop our tribing wars You're just causing more sores Just disorder galore What are we stunting for? We're the same, **** it It's like we take one simple comment and Instagram it It's coined savagery for a very valid reason
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Oct 23, 2015
Oct 23, 2015 at 1:08 AM UTC
So Much Beef
The ranch-bound bovines, in dehydration, yet wary of Kool-aid, declined to drink. They grazed in wonder, cowed rumination: where does “beef” come from?  A herd tends to think of pasturage, water, and basic needs. Ranch-hands assured them all was in order; privileged guests enjoy the finest  feeds. Cows, content on this side of the border try Buddhism, yoga – or simply gaze… though things in the distance loomed ominous (those lots at the edge of the well-hoofed ways) – and a stench wafted into their consciousness. Yet calves frolicked on while the bulls mounted heifers – dreamed vegan dreams as they nibbled grasses some earned doctorates, others went clubbing; all loosed sustainable methane gases. Soothing their calves with fables and stories where cows are the measure of pastured life they deflected the gist of the young ones’ queries, affirming that Truth means avoidance of strife. “It’s best to just graze. Don’t ask questions dear. We’re on this planet without any clue. We evolved. From just what is a little unclear – but Cow Science has proved that it’s true.”
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Sep 9, 2015
Sep 9, 2015 at 8:35 PM UTC
When Cows Come Home
The firelight was fading The shadows grew in size In the distance if you listened You could hear the faintest cries Of coyotes and of timber wolf Signalling the end of day Howling at the growing moon Keeping night spirits at bay The last piece of the sagebrush Was burning to it's core The flames that danced as quicksilver Now, they danced no more The fire, once was blazing It's flames a dangerous height Was now a nest of coal chunks to warm us through the night Four days out and three to go We'd be in two days ahead The scheduled trip with this years herd And we'd be back in our own bed A smaller group of beef this time But, that's the way it goes At least we'd leave the mountains Before the early snows Coffee from the morning meal Was still sitting in the *** Two minutes in the embers And it was steaming hot The first round of watch was up And the coffee was re done The second watch, for wolves and things Needed coffee and a gun Two went down the first night out We heard the wolves, but missed them all They'd been following us for three days now And at night you'd hear them call They signalled that the day was done And that the herd was staying still The darkness was their element It was time for them to **** The fire was near finished The flames were all but smoke but that cup of cowboy coffee put life into this old grey cowpoke If the wolves kept at a distance And just kept howling at the moon We'd lose no more beef tonight And be home two days from noon The fire spit and crackled The night was damp and cold The stars were silent beacons To the wolves so quick and bold We heard them in the distance Howling loud as if to say Will you make it through till morning? Wait until we come to play.....
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May 7, 2015
May 7, 2015 at 12:11 AM UTC
The Wolves
The firelight was fading The shadows grew in size In the distance if you listened You could hear the faintest cries Of coyotes and of timber wolf Signalling the end of day Howling at the growing moon Keeping night spirits at bay The last piece of the sagebrush Was burning to it's core The flames that danced as quicksilver Now, they danced no more The fire, once was blazing It's flames a dangerous height Was now a nest of coal chunks to warm us through the night Four days out and three to go We'd be in two days ahead The scheduled trip with this years herd And we'd be back in our own bed A smaller group of beef this time But, that's the way it goes At least we'd leave the mountains Before the early snows Coffee from the morning meal Was still sitting in the *** Two minutes in the embers And it was steaming hot The first round of watch was up And the coffee was re done The second watch, for wolves and things Needed coffee and a gun Two went down the first night out We heard the wolves, but missed them all They'd been following us for three days now And at night you'd hear them call They signalled that the day was done And that the herd was staying still The darkness was their element It was time for them to **** The fire was near finished The flames were all but smoke but that cup of cowboy coffee put life into this old grey cowpoke If the wolves kept at a distance And just kept howling at the moon We'd lose no more beef tonight And be home two days from noon The fire spit and crackled The night was damp and cold The stars were silent beacons To the wolves so quick and bold We heard them in the distance Howling loud as if to say Will you make it through till morning? Wait until we come to play.....
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I don't write because I can, or even sometimes because I want to. I write because words surround me in the air; glistening, screaming and needling into my being-- infecting my crimson and azure paths with their ( { ( { electric cacophony} ) } ),                       (       ) vibrating sacred whispers of musical patterns        /<+>\ dripping directly into my spirit aglow with creation, imbuing a certain serenity of past, now and future cuneiform tattoos unto my mind-- high as a shooting star gliding in midnight moonbeams... It's like when a fish stops moving it will die. Every day it is a glorious struggle to keep up with myself, these words, so as not to drown in the insanity. These words once inhaled by ancestors, whales and grass hurl through space, time and the infinite creation slamming into me; a mercurial, rose watery doorway portal conduit transmitter typing bebop lightning striking your match stick soul, buzzing and manifesting rainbow jazz steps connecting us! Dishonor would chew me from the inside out should I not comply.
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Apr 19, 2015
Apr 19, 2015 at 7:59 PM UTC
@ Words To You
It was about six in the evening Six in the evening when juvenile lust is tumescent And Anne McKilroy made her lips available To mine In the back of the choir outing charabanc She did not mind the smell of corn beef Lingering from my lunch time sandwich
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Jul 29, 2014
Jul 29, 2014 at 9:57 PM UTC
First Kiss