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Not By Me. 19 years later 800 ***** a year. Zero ***** Lick Not 1 Hand Job Not 1 Give A **** On The Scene been Charging You **** with creg I built Mac ATM 6 9 No ***** all people So many people What if we stack at once Ill forgive you then once You speak twice Don Juan's **** A Blue 100 Donjamins Big Zack Not 1 Naked Sacred I talk to God God she doesn't say much She wont reply Ill die
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Apr 20
Apr 20, 2026 at 12:52 AM UTC
"You Got **** But It Wasn't Mine" By: Z-Man
Of all the monsters that haunt the human mind: war, famine, the choking dust of poverty, they choose love. They could have feared the silence, the way a day ends without apology, or the night, how it crawls and lingers. But they tremble instead before two hands clasped together like the answer is always destruction. How strange it is, that love, of all things, becomes the wound they flinch from, when the world has teeth so much sharper than a kiss.
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Apr 7
Apr 7, 2026 at 5:13 AM UTC
- Love is Love -
You say you still hate me, But it’s been a year since we’ve spoke. And I bet you tell me off As just another crazy ex-friend. Cause your buddies all say You can’t go anywhere without my ghost following. You see me everywhere But I’m just another crazy ex-friend. And sure I can’t hear those songs anymore, And sure I can’t see those people without it being your face, At least I’m just another ex-friend haunting you. Expect I’m not, though. I’m the wind kissing your cheeks And the ravine behind your grandparents’ house. I’m the waves that send you tumbling And the chocolate cake you try to avoid. I am everything you used to love And I hope it stays that way. Because sure I’m just another ex-bestfriend But I am also so much more.
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Mar 5
Mar 5, 2026 at 7:23 PM UTC
Ex-Friend
I wasn't made for something casual, I need the undying love, Of my beloved. I need it to be never ending, For it to cconstantly consume me. I need it to eat me out, To drown me in. And **** out my soul From within.
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Aug 10, 2025
Aug 10, 2025 at 5:33 AM UTC
Love,
pride month 6.1.25 (5:10 pm / 17:10) you were right, i guess even though you don’t know yet you have always been right about me you have always known me better than myself i have always been better in your eyes i know i should be prouder i know i should know better [playing: till forever falls apart by ashe and finneas]
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Jun 2, 2025
Jun 2, 2025 at 11:05 AM UTC
pride month
And I think I love an orange boy But I think I like an lemon girl Yet a little lime like me Is a bit too citrusy To have either of them like me back And I think I want some lemonade But I think I’d like some OJ Yet my lime’s not sweet it’s sour So hour after hour They just leave me alone to sleep
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Feb 1, 2025
Feb 1, 2025 at 1:20 AM UTC
Limelighted
Where are we going? I… I’m not sure. Home, I guess? Where even is home? Your parents’ house? Your friend’s? …No. Then where? I’m sorry. For what? For not being able to answer your question. For not being enough? … For being me and not someone else. … ******? Yeah? I love you. … For what it’s worth, you’re my home. … I think you might be mine as well.
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Jan 29, 2025
Jan 29, 2025 at 10:57 PM UTC
Conversation No. 1: Home can be a Person
The streetlights pass by Faster than my eyes can see My eyes are blurred right now With tears falling Because I'm driving Away from you Leaving you In the distance With only The memory Of your kiss
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Oct 13, 2023
Oct 13, 2023 at 12:39 PM UTC
Untitled
When my mom first thought that I was gay, She and my father sat me down at the kitchen table. I was fifteen and thought I was in love, And all they could do was scream at me... ‘You’re a sin; what you feel isn’t natural.’ ‘Where did we go wrong?’ And all I had wanted was to love in peace. But apparently, that was too much to ask from them. So I stifled myself. I cut myself off from her and let us wither Until there was nothing left of us because I wasn't normal And I was fifteen And all I wanted was my mother’s approval And how could I gain that if I wasn’t normal? And then I was sixteen and I thought I was in love again But this time with a seventeen-year-old boy That knew nothing of love And everything of sharp edges and even sharper words But he spoke so pretty to me, And how could I resist? But he hurt me worse than anyone else that I’ve known And he never even cared… And then I was seventeen. I was seventeen and my best friend had this mane Of beautiful hair and I called her lovely and wife And all the other silly little pet names that high school girls do But little did she know that her smile Lit fireworks inside my brain and the swarms of Butterflies that beat in my chest rivalled that of a drum. I thought she was beautiful. I saw the universe in her. But how could I admit that to myself without admitting it to My mother, the one person whose validation I crave like Air and water and life itself? How could I admit to her that I wasn’t Her little girl anymore? That I was a disappointment? And then I was eighteen. I was eighteen and numb and not looking for anything when he found me... I was eighteen and I thought that surely, Surely This was it, this was the feeling that I was waiting for. But it wasn’t and I was eighteen and alone again But this hurt worse than the others and then I was gone after that summer. Now, I’m almost nineteen. I’m almost nineteen and I’ve accepted the fact that I will disappoint my mother; The one whose opinion that I value the most; The one that gave birth to me; The only one that can tear me down until I feel like nothing. But she’s my mother so how could I let her go When she was there for my first word and my first steps And every one of my other firsts. My first date. My first dance. My first breakup. She was there when I left for college, and she’ll be there when (if) I get married. Because regardless of my choices, She loves me, and she always will. And even if I can’t bring my partner home, I will love her all the same. So mom, if you see this, I’m sorry. I’m sorry that I didn’t turn out how you wanted. I’m sorry that I disappointed you. But I’m not sorry for being who I am. I’m not sorry for thinking women are beautiful And men are handsome Because all the world needs is a little bit more love, And who am I to deprive it of that?
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Mar 15, 2022
Mar 15, 2022 at 11:26 PM UTC
An Apology to my Mother
When my mom first thought that I was gay, She and my father sat me down at the kitchen table. I was fifteen and thought I was in love, And all they could do was scream at me... ‘You’re a sin; what you feel isn’t natural.’ ‘Where did we go wrong?’ And all I had wanted was to love in peace. But apparently, that was too much to ask from them. So I stifled myself. I cut myself off from her and let us wither Until there was nothing left of us because I wasn't normal And I was fifteen And all I wanted was my mother’s approval And how could I gain that if I wasn’t normal? And then I was sixteen and I thought I was in love again But this time with a seventeen-year-old boy That knew nothing of love And everything of sharp edges and even sharper words But he spoke so pretty to me, And how could I resist? But he hurt me worse than anyone else that I’ve known And he never even cared… And then I was seventeen. I was seventeen and my best friend had this mane Of beautiful hair and I called her lovely and wife And all the other silly little pet names that high school girls do But little did she know that her smile Lit fireworks inside my brain and the swarms of Butterflies that beat in my chest rivalled that of a drum. I thought she was beautiful. I saw the universe in her. But how could I admit that to myself without admitting it to My mother, the one person whose validation I crave like Air and water and life itself? How could I admit to her that I wasn’t Her little girl anymore? That I was a disappointment? And then I was eighteen. I was eighteen and numb and not looking for anything when he found me... I was eighteen and I thought that surely, Surely This was it, this was the feeling that I was waiting for. But it wasn’t and I was eighteen and alone again But this hurt worse than the others and then I was gone after that summer. Now, I’m almost nineteen. I’m almost nineteen and I’ve accepted the fact that I will disappoint my mother; The one whose opinion that I value the most; The one that gave birth to me; The only one that can tear me down until I feel like nothing. But she’s my mother so how could I let her go When she was there for my first word and my first steps And every one of my other firsts. My first date. My first dance. My first breakup. She was there when I left for college, and she’ll be there when (if) I get married. Because regardless of my choices, She loves me, and she always will. And even if I can’t bring my partner home, I will love her all the same. So mom, if you see this, I’m sorry. I’m sorry that I didn’t turn out how you wanted. I’m sorry that I disappointed you. But I’m not sorry for being who I am. I’m not sorry for thinking women are beautiful And men are handsome Because all the world needs is a little bit more love, And who am I to deprive it of that?
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I  fell with the most unexpected person I was in awe by the thought of her I felt giddy and my inner child was giggling There were freaking dinosaurs in my stomach doing somersaults Is this what it feels like to be in love and be loved? If not, then I don't want this to end.
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Oct 3, 2021
Oct 3, 2021 at 4:53 PM UTC
MLNS ♡
Straight Boys: Why are all the hot girls lesbian? Lesbians: Why are all the hot girls straight? Straight Girls: Why are all the hot guys gay? Gay Guys: Why are all the hot guys straight? Bisexuals: WHY ARE ALL THE HOT PEOPLE TAKEN? Pansexuals: Everyone is hot. What do i do? Asexuals: What.
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May 12, 2021
May 12, 2021 at 4:31 PM UTC
Sexuality Problems
I wish people could understand That sometimes things don't go as planned And that I'll always try to hide The things I feel deep down inside I wish people could understand That's sometimes being true is hard That sticking to the rules is bland So let this all become freehand I wish they know That it's possible to Like boys and girls And still be you To be bi in a world Where straight is the norm To be wild and untamed When people conform That it's possible to Be 'smart' and suicidal That comfort doesn't make one Want to keep their vitals That just because I smile Doesn't mean it's all fine That I can hate my life And still act in line So please understand Don't judge, don't sigh I want you to know That I really try To be normal and stuff To not scream and cry To act like I'm still A really good child But before you judge Keep this in mind I'll keep killing myself Until everyone thinks I'm fine
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Apr 30, 2021
Apr 30, 2021 at 7:59 AM UTC
i'm not fine
it's hard when you finally understand yourself but then realise no one will ever accept you for who you are
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Apr 25, 2021
Apr 25, 2021 at 3:10 PM UTC
*sad human noises*
Sheathed in golden mist, mysterious and alluring.
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Apr 24, 2021
Apr 24, 2021 at 3:00 PM UTC
Mystery Man
Was it not yesterday when we fell in love? Was it not that night in summer just me and you? Oh dear, have I reclaim'd my lost lover-bug? Another poem for my dear sweet you: Miss Lover Lady, where travels you now? And what woman or man have you embold'? And brown hair, so beautifully brown, A brown that seeps into parts of my soul: Ah, everything! Everything that is there In the world will match not up with your eyes: And Lady, when great universes stare They too would get lost where the green flares lie. But gone Lady is, by morrows of time; And falls lover's truth withal lover's rhyme.
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Mar 10, 2021
Mar 10, 2021 at 12:31 AM UTC
Sonnet for the Brown-Haired Girl
To the man on the street that called my ex girlfriend and I ****** I forgive you. We were nineteen and in love, I’m sorry that you were raised in a way that made you look at two girls holding hands and laughing as something that wasn’t to be shown in public. I’m sorry that my happiness made you feel insecure in that moment. My happiness was not on display to offend you. My love life was never an act of rebellion against you. I will forgive you for how you were raised but I will not apologize for showing love in a way you don’t deem appropriate for wandering eyes. To the people I went to high school with, I’m sorry I never heard the rumours you spread about me until you were already out of my life. I’m sure you meant to break my heart when you called me **** in the hallways but your words never made their way back to me. Your aggression towards who I chose to love never stopped me from falling in love with girls I never imagined could be real. I refuse to hide away my love. I will not let your words shame me back into the closet I was scared to admit I was stuck in. To the people who used to send me anonymous messages telling me to **** myself I hope you’re in a better place now. I often think about how my big secret made you so upset that you couldn’t stand to live in the same world as me. I’m not sorry that I’m still here now. I still feel sorry that you were so sad with yourself that you needed to make me feel as hopeless as you were. To the people who voted no towards same *** marriage but watch girl on girl **** I’m sorry my love is only okay when it’s for your pleasure. I’m sorry that you have such a skewed view on life that you see women as objects and not as people. I would forgive you but I don’t think you’d fess to your wrongdoing to be forgiven. There is nothing to forgive if someone won’t admit that they are wrong. I’m twenty three now and I’m still not sorry for writing love poems about beautiful girls. I have stopped apologizing for being something that I’m proud of. I no longer hide behind my assumed heterosexuality. I proudly proclaim my attraction to women because I spent too many years being ashamed of being in love. I will never again sweep hatred under the rug to keep peace. I have never needed your approval for my love to be valid and I never will.
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Mar 7, 2021
Mar 7, 2021 at 10:08 AM UTC
An open letter to those offended by my sexuality: a poem
To the man on the street that called my ex girlfriend and I ****** I forgive you. We were nineteen and in love, I’m sorry that you were raised in a way that made you look at two girls holding hands and laughing as something that wasn’t to be shown in public. I’m sorry that my happiness made you feel insecure in that moment. My happiness was not on display to offend you. My love life was never an act of rebellion against you. I will forgive you for how you were raised but I will not apologize for showing love in a way you don’t deem appropriate for wandering eyes. To the people I went to high school with, I’m sorry I never heard the rumours you spread about me until you were already out of my life. I’m sure you meant to break my heart when you called me **** in the hallways but your words never made their way back to me. Your aggression towards who I chose to love never stopped me from falling in love with girls I never imagined could be real. I refuse to hide away my love. I will not let your words shame me back into the closet I was scared to admit I was stuck in. To the people who used to send me anonymous messages telling me to **** myself I hope you’re in a better place now. I often think about how my big secret made you so upset that you couldn’t stand to live in the same world as me. I’m not sorry that I’m still here now. I still feel sorry that you were so sad with yourself that you needed to make me feel as hopeless as you were. To the people who voted no towards same *** marriage but watch girl on girl **** I’m sorry my love is only okay when it’s for your pleasure. I’m sorry that you have such a skewed view on life that you see women as objects and not as people. I would forgive you but I don’t think you’d fess to your wrongdoing to be forgiven. There is nothing to forgive if someone won’t admit that they are wrong. I’m twenty three now and I’m still not sorry for writing love poems about beautiful girls. I have stopped apologizing for being something that I’m proud of. I no longer hide behind my assumed heterosexuality. I proudly proclaim my attraction to women because I spent too many years being ashamed of being in love. I will never again sweep hatred under the rug to keep peace. I have never needed your approval for my love to be valid and I never will.
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For once I would like to be longed for. I have spent countless hours of my life yearning for love from people who did not know how to accept mine. I have been told time and time again that not everybody will understand the way I love. Not everyone holds their hearts in the same regard as I do so they do not know how to return my love back to me. Over time I started confessing my love in front of mirrors, my reflection both the sender and the recipient of my love letters. For once I would like to be the girl you dream about. I want to be on the receiving end of smiles from bubbly girls. I long to be the one to make brooding boys laugh. I am the only one writing poems about strangers I see in the streets. I make playlists for my best friend to tell her I love her but never send them. My love has been rejected too many times to take chances. I have accepted that maybe I’m only meant to dish out love like donations. My heart is spare change in empty coffee cups on busy city sidewalks. For once I would like to be loved. Not just liked. Not just a fling or a fleeting thought or another notch on another persons bedpost. I want someone to think of me in the same way I think of them. I want someone to look at me and see a spark. A possibility. A future that’s worth working for. I would like to be on the receiving end of goodnight texts sent long after I’ve already fallen asleep, so when morning comes I can know I’m on someone’s mind even when I’m not present. Maybe someday I’ll be the girl you hear about in love songs but for now I’ll keep writing love letters I never send. Spilled ink will never hurt as deeply as watching someone you love not love you back.
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Mar 7, 2021
Mar 7, 2021 at 10:03 AM UTC
Greek Tragedy
For once I would like to be longed for. I have spent countless hours of my life yearning for love from people who did not know how to accept mine. I have been told time and time again that not everybody will understand the way I love. Not everyone holds their hearts in the same regard as I do so they do not know how to return my love back to me. Over time I started confessing my love in front of mirrors, my reflection both the sender and the recipient of my love letters. For once I would like to be the girl you dream about. I want to be on the receiving end of smiles from bubbly girls. I long to be the one to make brooding boys laugh. I am the only one writing poems about strangers I see in the streets. I make playlists for my best friend to tell her I love her but never send them. My love has been rejected too many times to take chances. I have accepted that maybe I’m only meant to dish out love like donations. My heart is spare change in empty coffee cups on busy city sidewalks. For once I would like to be loved. Not just liked. Not just a fling or a fleeting thought or another notch on another persons bedpost. I want someone to think of me in the same way I think of them. I want someone to look at me and see a spark. A possibility. A future that’s worth working for. I would like to be on the receiving end of goodnight texts sent long after I’ve already fallen asleep, so when morning comes I can know I’m on someone’s mind even when I’m not present. Maybe someday I’ll be the girl you hear about in love songs but for now I’ll keep writing love letters I never send. Spilled ink will never hurt as deeply as watching someone you love not love you back.
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I have always been weary of putting names in my poems in fear that I will never be able to take my confessions back but when is a good day to tell you that I have loved you in every lifetime In the past we were entangled in each other One life we were shooting stars another we laid lazily in fields of wildflowers a love too strong to explain through words so we didn’t speak instead you embodied the beauty of spring a way to remind us of those April days when nothing existed outside of each other We hid our love behind buttercups and daisies maybe that’s why I love to bring you flowers to feel the flicker of a spark we shared in a lifetime so long ago In another lifetime we read quietly together over coffee in smoky French cafe’s we underlined passages that we would read each other in secret our love withstanding a time when it was criminal to look at one another with the type of love we shared I don’t know if I have ever loved you loudly there are no muscle memories of me shouting your name from rooftops or unapologetically holding your hand without fear of repercussions —even now I don’t know how to form the words “I love you” without looking around to see who’s listening even after all this time I love you in secret I still can’t put your name in my poems but i promise in one of our lifetimes I’ll write your name in every poem and tell you that I’m in love with you out loud someday the words won’t feel stuck in my throat but I hope that’s in a lifetime sooner than later
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Mar 7, 2021
Mar 7, 2021 at 10:02 AM UTC
Vanilla Curls
I have always been weary of putting names in my poems in fear that I will never be able to take my confessions back but when is a good day to tell you that I have loved you in every lifetime In the past we were entangled in each other One life we were shooting stars another we laid lazily in fields of wildflowers a love too strong to explain through words so we didn’t speak instead you embodied the beauty of spring a way to remind us of those April days when nothing existed outside of each other We hid our love behind buttercups and daisies maybe that’s why I love to bring you flowers to feel the flicker of a spark we shared in a lifetime so long ago In another lifetime we read quietly together over coffee in smoky French cafe’s we underlined passages that we would read each other in secret our love withstanding a time when it was criminal to look at one another with the type of love we shared I don’t know if I have ever loved you loudly there are no muscle memories of me shouting your name from rooftops or unapologetically holding your hand without fear of repercussions —even now I don’t know how to form the words “I love you” without looking around to see who’s listening even after all this time I love you in secret I still can’t put your name in my poems but i promise in one of our lifetimes I’ll write your name in every poem and tell you that I’m in love with you out loud someday the words won’t feel stuck in my throat but I hope that’s in a lifetime sooner than later
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Her perfect smile, Shines brighter than his. But he is what everyone expects I want. He is what everyone expects I need. But she is so beautiful, She's everything I desire. I wonder if she ever sees me and Thinks the same.
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Feb 23, 2021
Feb 23, 2021 at 12:03 PM UTC
Her
oh! my tea has grown cold in the time i have sat here and dreamed of you.
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Feb 16, 2021
Feb 16, 2021 at 12:51 AM UTC
tea
She hates herself so much. I could never understand how she calls her self ugly. Shes so pretty my stomach hurts with want. Not just her face or body All of her. She is amazing I hurt myself but the only thing I feel is her. I have never been in love but maybe this is what it feels like. It hurts. I like it
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Feb 4, 2021
Feb 4, 2021 at 3:49 AM UTC
Her
I can't stop thinking about her. We drank and laughed, I think it was the first time I drank to remember rather than to forget. She asked me to kiss her and I laughed. "Anytime" I said. I meant it I backed up to grab another drink, afraid that I might give in to the strangth of the ***** in my hands. Even after you had thrown up, you had looked at me and laughed. You were pretty all the time That night I slept with your head on my lap, hoping it was you who asked, not your drink. That was months ago and Ive been waiting for another sign. Im afraid it was only me
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Feb 4, 2021
Feb 4, 2021 at 3:37 AM UTC
November 27th