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writing songs sans artifice, that grow better different, different better, the lyrics of a man growing older, insides out, featuring his slips, all showing, eyes squinting from hard lifestyle experience, taking on wearied shades of beige yellowing, a tanned blackness, time edits them, so now, they sound the same but holier, from the hazing of hazards one builds for and by himself, drilling & extracting the spit-shine of all that all is fine, but liquor & cat's paw black shoe polish just can't quite cover 'em up (2), the stabbing itch each of the every time one quests and questions his ego, always another test… why would I ever want that? his fingers create tinkling at rapido pace, tinkling an arrhythmia of rhymes previously perviously (1) unseen, self exploration, that we all realize is an unforgiving, never ending, source of melodic crying out loud; and when the sensual, arrayed pleasures, begin to bore holes of no important consequence, the querys~to~self get even harder to explicate what they intimate, who they implicate, which parts of you, failed to answer satisfactorily… why would I want want that forever?
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Aug 2, 2025
Aug 2, 2025 at 2:11 PM UTC
I don't want to be Billy Joel
Completed Jimmy Dean Breakfast Sang to the tune of Micheal Jackson's original song Billy Jean-1983 Verse 1 With the milk poured-bowl of cereal, hash-browns and melted cheese I said, "got coffee grinds, sugar and cream and a cinnamon bun- a fried egg-on your toast golden brown. Yea a cinnamon bun-with a fried egg-on your toast golden brown." Said "I just added sour cream, to the bagels with Philly cheese, These pancakes almost burned, flip em' now-with a cinnamon bun, a fried egg-on your toast golden brown." Pre-chorus Someone once told me, "be careful what you do, Syrup goes terrible with salt... (Hee-hee) And melted butter drippin' "be it food that's on the grill And just add chives to as well, cold pizza's Good breakfast to!" Chorus Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, Bacon and Chorizo-just put the Griddles on, Ya' know-the Waffles are almost done... I just put the Griddles on, Ya' know-the Waffles are almost done... Verse 2 For forty danishes and for forty pies, granola on the side Choice of sausage or oatmeal with jam? Pineapple and ham And a fried egg-on your toast golden brown. So next some cream of rice Some croissants should do just fine (Yea, real nice) Do just fine! (A-hoo!) I asked could we have blueberry muffins (please?) lemon cakes with whipped cream Maybe even Frittata's and strawberry's on the side, they should do just fine (Oh, oh) With a fried egg-on your toast golden brown. Pre-chorus Someone once told me, "be careful what you do, Syrup goes terrible with salt... (Hee-hee) Whatever kind of pasta you eat Huevos Rancheros with chili's Beef hash and sauteed mushrooms Even got egg omelette's too Chorus Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, Bacon and Chorizo-just put the Griddles on, Ya' know-the Waffles are almost done... No-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, Bacon and Chorizo-just put the Griddles on, Ya' know-the Waffles are almost done... Just put the Griddles on, Ya' know-the Waffles are almost done... (Break) Woo! Woo! Chorus Just put the griddles on, uh Ya' know the waffles are almost done Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, Bacon and chorizo-just put the Griddles on, Ya' know the waffles are almost done No-no-no, no-no-no-no Just put the griddles on, Ya' know the waffles are almost done (Outro) Just put the griddles on Waffles will soon be done Put the griddles on Yeah, yeah, Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, yeah, Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, uh yeah, Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, uh yeah, Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, uh Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, uh Jimmy Dean, Breakfast
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Jul 17, 2024
Jul 17, 2024 at 8:50 AM UTC
Jimmy Dean (Breakfast Frill's on)
Completed Jimmy Dean Breakfast Sang to the tune of Micheal Jackson's original song Billy Jean-1983 Verse 1 With the milk poured-bowl of cereal, hash-browns and melted cheese I said, "got coffee grinds, sugar and cream and a cinnamon bun- a fried egg-on your toast golden brown. Yea a cinnamon bun-with a fried egg-on your toast golden brown." Said "I just added sour cream, to the bagels with Philly cheese, These pancakes almost burned, flip em' now-with a cinnamon bun, a fried egg-on your toast golden brown." Pre-chorus Someone once told me, "be careful what you do, Syrup goes terrible with salt... (Hee-hee) And melted butter drippin' "be it food that's on the grill And just add chives to as well, cold pizza's Good breakfast to!" Chorus Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, Bacon and Chorizo-just put the Griddles on, Ya' know-the Waffles are almost done... I just put the Griddles on, Ya' know-the Waffles are almost done... Verse 2 For forty danishes and for forty pies, granola on the side Choice of sausage or oatmeal with jam? Pineapple and ham And a fried egg-on your toast golden brown. So next some cream of rice Some croissants should do just fine (Yea, real nice) Do just fine! (A-hoo!) I asked could we have blueberry muffins (please?) lemon cakes with whipped cream Maybe even Frittata's and strawberry's on the side, they should do just fine (Oh, oh) With a fried egg-on your toast golden brown. Pre-chorus Someone once told me, "be careful what you do, Syrup goes terrible with salt... (Hee-hee) Whatever kind of pasta you eat Huevos Rancheros with chili's Beef hash and sauteed mushrooms Even got egg omelette's too Chorus Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, Bacon and Chorizo-just put the Griddles on, Ya' know-the Waffles are almost done... No-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, Bacon and Chorizo-just put the Griddles on, Ya' know-the Waffles are almost done... Just put the Griddles on, Ya' know-the Waffles are almost done... (Break) Woo! Woo! Chorus Just put the griddles on, uh Ya' know the waffles are almost done Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, Bacon and chorizo-just put the Griddles on, Ya' know the waffles are almost done No-no-no, no-no-no-no Just put the griddles on, Ya' know the waffles are almost done (Outro) Just put the griddles on Waffles will soon be done Put the griddles on Yeah, yeah, Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, yeah, Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, uh yeah, Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, uh yeah, Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, uh Jimmy Dean, Breakfast Frill's on, uh Jimmy Dean, Breakfast
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Billy Wynne Veracruz best baseball pitcher ever Me Mestizo beloved by the shore a teen a wannabe Mom wannabe wife. Within his theme songs In beautiful mystic Vera-cruz. From the Shaks restaurant my cashiering job Pitcher asked to walk by the ocean hand in hand. Baseball players eyes glared so sea-sky blue. Tallest Knight touching hands. Handsome king of hearts "Sweet Caroline song blasted on pitchers radio cassette player and " The great Pretender,* The hours long. Smooth all passion seed withheld and me fire firefly flew away.. ~~~ Kings like you ought to have many wives and many babies Your kind are the crown jewels of fatherhood and motherhood best super human seeds divine Your legacy rules Earth. ~~~ I found my own reign, great treasures my king heart of gold like mine, called me beauty himself Beast. Loved to be a one woman man for a one man woman like me his rddbba-Ginny. We fell in love at first sight my true love my handsome American. Such elite chose me to change Earth he was the bridge and me his worldbringer portal to heaven his star seed. My once upon a time my twin soul, twin flame King of hearts, became my imaginary best friend my owl of wisdom my everything. Our theme songs were Spill your heart to me, and what a wonderful world by Armstrong L. We were also beauty and the Beast. The memory of my knight my king lover, my true love my companion, keeps me safe and sound. ~~~~ By: Mr. and Mrs. Andrews. Honoring Karijinbba
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Jun 23, 2023
Jun 23, 2023 at 8:35 AM UTC
Wynne Pitcher & Ginny lamp
Today, I remembered yesterdays' rain "comin' down on a sunny day" then suddenly "nothing else matters" when you ask the piano man to "sing me a song" as "I listened, to the wind, the wind of my soul"
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Oct 29, 2020
Oct 29, 2020 at 5:36 AM UTC
His Favorite Songs
Apparel of starry nights and twilight, Tracing constellations among flushing nebular scarlet, Eyes like stellar heavens on the sleepless idle nights.
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Sep 4, 2019
Sep 4, 2019 at 2:31 PM UTC
Billy
Billy’s voice, Billy’s touch, Billy’s midnight slumber. (he’s a reflection of what i want) Billy’s smile, Billy’s lips and guess who’s got his number.
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Aug 14, 2019
Aug 14, 2019 at 7:50 AM UTC
Billy, he
Poem Analysis 1st read, I thought gibberish, 2nd I thought Hmmm, 3rd I thought interesting, 4th I felt genius. billy your poem comment-dissects my poem my process, a marathon interview for a new poem pole position, limb by limb, word by word, chewed and re-chewed, like a tiring piece of bubble gum, the flavor remaining ebbs, but is not extinguished, and can live in your mouth, forever and the praise and this poem, not a rodomontade, for your comment dear Billy, is the process description of a poet’s labor, from word first to a baby’s birth, gibberish into genius emergent from first pain, then pushing, then tilled, at long last, the dirtiest immaculate conception beautiful billy reads my rambling, silly abstruse^ & wrote me: *1st read I thought gibberish, 2nd I thought Hmmm, 3rd I thought interesting, 4th I felt genius* this is a much loved critique for I well recall each step of creation, a summarizing parallel that your words+genes replicated so well, forgiving you a minor typo, Billy, it was genus, not genius that you meant (but then again, why quibble over a miscellaneous, harmless, delighting, tiny little extra i...not me, said he, my muse ego ) Billy has gone gray dotted, but his dot, his comment, with gratitude, in me, he, lives for ever I feel gibberish coming on...
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Mar 21, 2019
Mar 21, 2019 at 2:50 AM UTC
Gibberish into Genuis: 1st read, I thought it gibberish (2019)
Jigsaw, Jigsaw, All that there ever was Was a stone cold face with a puzzled heart.
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Mar 6, 2019
Mar 6, 2019 at 9:51 PM UTC
Billy Russo
A poem by Billy Collins always seems to have a twist, some humor or a pun waiting to make you chuckle or stop and wonder while holding your chin. But now, I’m not surprised by his slights of poetic hand. He has tipped his hat one too many times. Too many winks. One can only enjoy a twist so many times. What would really surprise me is not a poem about jazz that is really a poem about death, or some stanza about a Bird in the winter snow (but really about a distant mother or an Ornette Coleman song or a high school sweetheart)... What would really stop me in my tracks is A few simple words A haiku or prose, a Moment for its own sake.
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Feb 22, 2019
Feb 22, 2019 at 11:23 AM UTC
a poem about poems by Billy Collins
The reason of your smiles Is to be loved by me Bad moments could change your face says The wrong part of lights But you kept your right smiles. Now , you could lay your head on me Because,I am here Even when the lights goes dark Like the sun lost its way by the footsteps Of a unknown man with one foot, as try to take you away from my love As the agony of your pains Keep me smiling at my difficult times, I replied Love is power which you know We still loved each other As the birds Love the color of the skies.
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Jan 5, 2018
Jan 5, 2018 at 5:09 AM UTC
DARK LIGHT
With a smile Many could do thysame As an unforgiven cry's and pain That ran through our vain in Eve'ry minutes by minutes Hour by hours, Day by days , Week by weeks , Month by months , year by years And at the end of a result We all smiles
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Jan 1, 2018
Jan 1, 2018 at 4:17 PM UTC
End of the Eve
My RAIN DROP AS FAR FROM MY HEART I SEARCH FOR YOU IN THE DEPTHS OF YOUR LOVE I WAIT FOR YOU YOU ADDED A DROP INTO MY HANDS AND ITS HARVEST MY HEART THE MORE, I SEARCH FOR YOU THE MORE, YOU SWING INTO MY HEART;OUT OF CONTROL AM WITHOUT THIRSTY AND AM WITHOUT RANGE RANGE IN TIME BUT YOUR RAIN ALWAYS REACH MY CLAIMS I SET OUT FOR YOUR LOVE ONLY TO FIND YOUR LOVE , GROWING INSIDE MY HEART AS A BRIDGE ACROSS MY WALLS WHAT MANNER OF CREATURE ,ARE YOU THE SOUND OF A THOUSANDS LAUGHTER "IN MY HEART" AM NOT SHY OF YOUR TERROR IN THE LAND AS FOR ME , YOUR UNSTABLE SOUNDS CALL FOR US TO LOVE MORE AND MORE EVEN, WHEN YOU STOP FALLING, YOUR RAIN BROUGHTOUT BRIGHT LIGHT INTO MY EYE'S THE LITTLE SOUNDS AS YOU FADE AWAY FROM RANGE IS LIKE A RIVER FLOWS WITHIN ME YOUR LOVE AS WASH ME CLEAN AND YOUR TERROR AS FOUND ME TERSE YOUR LOVE IS MY RAINDROP. FB:Timon Timonlibrarynigeria. Em@il:[email protected] ☎:+2348160963957
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Dec 27, 2017
Dec 27, 2017 at 10:44 PM UTC
Rain Drop
she woke up in denial, went to work with her anger, decided to change her life by lunch, then, when dinner rolled around, had given up on the idea of change completely, and on dinner. After she had cursed at the moon for being so romantic, she used up all her hot water, showering, but mostly thinking of rebuttals to conversations she had, had with co-workers earlier or where about to have, it pays to be prepared she would say. She dried off un easy in her easy chair and listen to billy holidays ‘’All or nothing at All’’, ‘’but not for me’’ was her favourite song, she made sure to play it over twice, first time to enjoy the song, the second time to wallow’s in it. And when she had well and truly felt like crap, she had decided she ought to get to bed, after all she had to get up in 4 hours. But lately someone had seemed to put rocks in her bed, which meant sleep would likely be not an option and she would likely be up late with talking with her thoughts. in this time she liked to sort out the clutter in her head, putting together perfect scenario’s that would end with her wealthy and famous, but more frequently she would seem together a story about a perfect man she could confide in, someone who will calm her down when angry and likes her the way that she is. She holds on to that story, no, she demands it. Like most the morning brings no change, neither dose the next. The same album, the same time, with the same song and the same shower with the same hypothetical conversations. Day in and day out. She repeats this cycle for 7 months on and off with occasion brakes every now and then. after all, try as you might, you can’t be ****** off 12 months a year. At the end of the day, are satin doll is stuck in a cycle of shelf pity, and until someone comes along to tell her this or she realises her shelf, she will continue like this. A modern-day Sisyphus. Rolling a bolder up a hill only to have it roll back at the end of the day.
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Jun 29, 2017
Jun 29, 2017 at 2:43 AM UTC
Satin doll
she woke up in denial, went to work with her anger, decided to change her life by lunch, then, when dinner rolled around, had given up on the idea of change completely, and on dinner. After she had cursed at the moon for being so romantic, she used up all her hot water, showering, but mostly thinking of rebuttals to conversations she had, had with co-workers earlier or where about to have, it pays to be prepared she would say. She dried off un easy in her easy chair and listen to billy holidays ‘’All or nothing at All’’, ‘’but not for me’’ was her favourite song, she made sure to play it over twice, first time to enjoy the song, the second time to wallow’s in it. And when she had well and truly felt like crap, she had decided she ought to get to bed, after all she had to get up in 4 hours. But lately someone had seemed to put rocks in her bed, which meant sleep would likely be not an option and she would likely be up late with talking with her thoughts. in this time she liked to sort out the clutter in her head, putting together perfect scenario’s that would end with her wealthy and famous, but more frequently she would seem together a story about a perfect man she could confide in, someone who will calm her down when angry and likes her the way that she is. She holds on to that story, no, she demands it. Like most the morning brings no change, neither dose the next. The same album, the same time, with the same song and the same shower with the same hypothetical conversations. Day in and day out. She repeats this cycle for 7 months on and off with occasion brakes every now and then. after all, try as you might, you can’t be ****** off 12 months a year. At the end of the day, are satin doll is stuck in a cycle of shelf pity, and until someone comes along to tell her this or she realises her shelf, she will continue like this. A modern-day Sisyphus. Rolling a bolder up a hill only to have it roll back at the end of the day.
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oh **** I saw the piano man singing his songs to the uptown girl by the fire he didn't start for the longest time you believed he was the entertainer you may be right but its all in a matter of trust
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Nov 22, 2016
Nov 22, 2016 at 1:22 AM UTC
Billy Joel the Piano Man
Billy was a boy I saw at a coffee place I used to frequent when I needed catharsis He had long hair with a freckled face he played the guitar and sang my favorites I called him Billy but that wasn't his name I never got a chance to talk with him face to face I swear, sometimes I thought He looked me in the eyes we connected on a deeper level than meets the eye Suddenly I got busy started going less and less That one weekend I went? he wasn't at the place Billy was what I called him that wasn't his name every time I tried to talk to him, my face caught flame Next time I see Billy I will definitely say Hi or maybe, I will just start with a smile I will compliment his voice and ask him out for a bite Wait!! I'm forgetting something I think I moved too fast Uhh...Yes Before I proceed to ask him out, I will ask Billy, What name he goes by
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Nov 4, 2016
Nov 4, 2016 at 11:03 PM UTC
Billy
Magdalene shows her room to Martha (her parents said not to bring Mary) Martha stares at the walls sees a small crucifix above a single bed glad you got Jesus here Martha says Magdalene looks at her in a long black slim dress hair cut short you still want to be a ****** nun? Magdalene says to her bride of Christ I'd call it Martha says turning round and looking deep eyed at Magdalene want a drink? what you got? gin all right? make it large Martha says no need to **** around half measures Magdalene pours two gins both large ones want music? who you got? Bill Fury or Elvis? Fury's best Martha says sitting down on the bed Magdalene puts on the Fury disc then sits down by Martha both girls sip their large gins what would you say if I kissed you once? Magdalene says softly just the once? unless you wanted more why kiss me? thought Moran was your one? like you both equally (though Mary was more hers sexually) its a sin you know that? Martha says just a kiss no sin there don't want to go further Magdalene informs her (lying through her back teeth) further what? Martha asks I don't want bed you here (fecking liar her mind says) why bed me? I'm not one for sleeping in the day Martha says she sips gin and ignores Magdalene's hand touching her plump thigh Christ sees us sees all things Martha says Mary says that some times Jesus turns a blind eye does he now? Martha asks that Smithy boy tried to get his hand underneath my school skirt I thumped him on his nose Magdalene informs her did it bleed? his big nose? on his white fecking shirt just one kiss on the cheek Martha says taking off Magdalene's hand from her plump warm thigh finishing off her gin with a sigh.
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Aug 3, 2016
Aug 3, 2016 at 2:46 AM UTC
THE TRY ON 1963.
Magdalene shows her room to Martha (her parents said not to bring Mary) Martha stares at the walls sees a small crucifix above a single bed glad you got Jesus here Martha says Magdalene looks at her in a long black slim dress hair cut short you still want to be a ****** nun? Magdalene says to her bride of Christ I'd call it Martha says turning round and looking deep eyed at Magdalene want a drink? what you got? gin all right? make it large Martha says no need to **** around half measures Magdalene pours two gins both large ones want music? who you got? Bill Fury or Elvis? Fury's best Martha says sitting down on the bed Magdalene puts on the Fury disc then sits down by Martha both girls sip their large gins what would you say if I kissed you once? Magdalene says softly just the once? unless you wanted more why kiss me? thought Moran was your one? like you both equally (though Mary was more hers sexually) its a sin you know that? Martha says just a kiss no sin there don't want to go further Magdalene informs her (lying through her back teeth) further what? Martha asks I don't want bed you here (fecking liar her mind says) why bed me? I'm not one for sleeping in the day Martha says she sips gin and ignores Magdalene's hand touching her plump thigh Christ sees us sees all things Martha says Mary says that some times Jesus turns a blind eye does he now? Martha asks that Smithy boy tried to get his hand underneath my school skirt I thumped him on his nose Magdalene informs her did it bleed? his big nose? on his white fecking shirt just one kiss on the cheek Martha says taking off Magdalene's hand from her plump warm thigh finishing off her gin with a sigh.
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Magdalene's parents are out him to work and her shopping and so she brings Mary back to listened to Billy Fury on the Hi-Fi in her room and sip some of her ma's ***** and smoke the cigarettes Mary borrowed from her da's pack they sit on the single bed feet tapping so how's things with your da? Mary says strained Magdalene says he has a tone of voice he keeps just for me she inhales smoke from the cigarette shame my da's seems to have forgotten about it now either that or he's given up on me Mary says looking at the cigarette between two of her fingers smoke rising Magdalene exhales smoke into the room I had a job to get this fecking LP Ma bought it for me for my 14th birthday she holds up the LP Halfway To Paradise it reads wish I was halfway to paradise Mary says instead of halfway to Hell according to the nuns at school this could be our halfway to paradise here Magdalene says gazing her cigarette watching the smoke lift ceiling-wards how comes here? Mary says looking sideways at Magdalene us here on my bed music playing ***** and all Magdalene says turning to look at Mary what if your parents return and we're in bed? Mary says Da's at work and Ma's shopping in Dublin takes her hours to shop there Magdalene says Mary muses on the record cover holds it between fingers don't know seems risky to me Magdalene drinks back her ***** and puts the empty glass on the bedside table next to the statue of Our Lady and stumps out the cigarette **** in the ashtray she'd bought up from the lounge our chance to be closer Magdalene says Mary stubs out her cigarette **** in the ashtray and gulps back the ***** and puts the glass next to Magdalene's nearly got this far with that O'Brien kid only I didn't fancy him and just played him along then slapped his face and walked out passing his ma on the stairs and she gave me one of her looks and I was gone Mary says glad you did Magdalene says wonder what his ma'd say if she found you two at it on his bed? God forbid the thought Mary says Magdalene leans in close and kisses her a hand on her thigh both gazing at each eye to eye.
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Apr 25, 2016
Apr 25, 2016 at 1:56 AM UTC
EACH EYE TO EYE 1963.
Magdalene's parents are out him to work and her shopping and so she brings Mary back to listened to Billy Fury on the Hi-Fi in her room and sip some of her ma's ***** and smoke the cigarettes Mary borrowed from her da's pack they sit on the single bed feet tapping so how's things with your da? Mary says strained Magdalene says he has a tone of voice he keeps just for me she inhales smoke from the cigarette shame my da's seems to have forgotten about it now either that or he's given up on me Mary says looking at the cigarette between two of her fingers smoke rising Magdalene exhales smoke into the room I had a job to get this fecking LP Ma bought it for me for my 14th birthday she holds up the LP Halfway To Paradise it reads wish I was halfway to paradise Mary says instead of halfway to Hell according to the nuns at school this could be our halfway to paradise here Magdalene says gazing her cigarette watching the smoke lift ceiling-wards how comes here? Mary says looking sideways at Magdalene us here on my bed music playing ***** and all Magdalene says turning to look at Mary what if your parents return and we're in bed? Mary says Da's at work and Ma's shopping in Dublin takes her hours to shop there Magdalene says Mary muses on the record cover holds it between fingers don't know seems risky to me Magdalene drinks back her ***** and puts the empty glass on the bedside table next to the statue of Our Lady and stumps out the cigarette **** in the ashtray she'd bought up from the lounge our chance to be closer Magdalene says Mary stubs out her cigarette **** in the ashtray and gulps back the ***** and puts the glass next to Magdalene's nearly got this far with that O'Brien kid only I didn't fancy him and just played him along then slapped his face and walked out passing his ma on the stairs and she gave me one of her looks and I was gone Mary says glad you did Magdalene says wonder what his ma'd say if she found you two at it on his bed? God forbid the thought Mary says Magdalene leans in close and kisses her a hand on her thigh both gazing at each eye to eye.
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Billy's hand lay on his hips, Little honey swaying, Twirling his string of pearls, puckering his lips, Winking for blue jeans on James Dean, Stomping in his neon green pumps, Giggling, jiggling his belly lumps, Chelsea Hotel #2 playing ov'r Old Gran's radio, Over the rain outside. Little honey swaying, All drssed up, Sweetly, innocently, wonderfully distracted, From careful; from fear. Billy was alone, and this is what happens, Except for this one time, Daddy came home, Afflicted by ***** Saw Billy and screamed, Squeezed his very bones, Dragged him down the stairs, His missing strap he mourned, Knuckles rejoice; curses slurred. Billy was ****** and crumpled in a corner, Daddy passed out over the hall toilet, *** staining his pants, When momma came home. She saw her boy, her little ***** baby and screamed, Mother ran outside, Rain adorning her skin, As her mind facing every sin. Billy could no longer cry, He now wanders as another, All but his true self, his heart is dry. It hurts, it tears, it bleeds, Once was enough, Was all it took. Masks! Liars! Liars! Fools.....
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Dec 25, 2015
Dec 25, 2015 at 12:14 AM UTC
Billy, My *****
From the time that Billy was a kid There was evil in the things he did His mama knew it And I knew it too I told her that he needed help I tried to avoid this evil whelp I had to find out Something I could do Billy's teachers said he's bad In fact the worse kid that they had They sent him home And kicked him out of school I told his mama, he can't be mine She blamed the Mogen David wine we had when we were on our honey moon As he grew up, he wouldn't change He'd spend his time out on the range doing things we didn't want to know I told his ma, I've had enough We can't keep hiding from this stuff the folks about will run us out of town It's bad enough when I go for beer The bartender serves me with a sneer And the other's look away Or just look down I know Billy has a dedication To certain kinds of medication But nothing ever helps The way he acts We can't blame the Mogen David wine I said Ma, I think it's time That Billy left and that's the facts Mama cried, but knew the truth He couldn't live beneath our roof Or we'd end up in an early grave One night I went and said to Billy You may laugh, and think I'm silly but, son you have a week you have to go Billy nodded and kept on eating This was a short,  family meeting He looked at me and said real slow Pa, I know you don't love me And ma as well, it's plain to see We ain't the same and I ain't moving on I didn't argue, just got up I couldn't eat, I couldn't sup I had to end this I had to get a gun I knew I couldn't take him down But, I'd find someone around the town someone who would Rid me of my child No one came to help us out I even gave the lord a shout Help us god our kid is just too wild A fellow came, in a week, ten days His name was Pat, to change Bills ways He said he'd help tomorrow night He faced down Billy at high noon Bill, dropped like a lead balloon His ma and I just knew That this was right Pat, said things will work out fine It wasn't Mogen David wine that made Bill bad It's just the way of life He rode off in the setting sun He'd killed our boy with his six gun with Billy gone it's just me and my wife
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Feb 5, 2015
Feb 5, 2015 at 11:01 AM UTC
Billy the kid
From the time that Billy was a kid There was evil in the things he did His mama knew it And I knew it too I told her that he needed help I tried to avoid this evil whelp I had to find out Something I could do Billy's teachers said he's bad In fact the worse kid that they had They sent him home And kicked him out of school I told his mama, he can't be mine She blamed the Mogen David wine we had when we were on our honey moon As he grew up, he wouldn't change He'd spend his time out on the range doing things we didn't want to know I told his ma, I've had enough We can't keep hiding from this stuff the folks about will run us out of town It's bad enough when I go for beer The bartender serves me with a sneer And the other's look away Or just look down I know Billy has a dedication To certain kinds of medication But nothing ever helps The way he acts We can't blame the Mogen David wine I said Ma, I think it's time That Billy left and that's the facts Mama cried, but knew the truth He couldn't live beneath our roof Or we'd end up in an early grave One night I went and said to Billy You may laugh, and think I'm silly but, son you have a week you have to go Billy nodded and kept on eating This was a short,  family meeting He looked at me and said real slow Pa, I know you don't love me And ma as well, it's plain to see We ain't the same and I ain't moving on I didn't argue, just got up I couldn't eat, I couldn't sup I had to end this I had to get a gun I knew I couldn't take him down But, I'd find someone around the town someone who would Rid me of my child No one came to help us out I even gave the lord a shout Help us god our kid is just too wild A fellow came, in a week, ten days His name was Pat, to change Bills ways He said he'd help tomorrow night He faced down Billy at high noon Bill, dropped like a lead balloon His ma and I just knew That this was right Pat, said things will work out fine It wasn't Mogen David wine that made Bill bad It's just the way of life He rode off in the setting sun He'd killed our boy with his six gun with Billy gone it's just me and my wife
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