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The Director stands in his room like a farmer -- in his own courtyard.
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Apr 20, 2023
Apr 20, 2023 at 3:58 AM UTC
[ The Director stands ]
Enterprises Holding
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May 17, 2020
May 17, 2020 at 9:53 PM UTC
Incorporate
I am my own boss, I listen to my ownself. I don't care if the people talk behind my backs, I don't care if people throw away my ideas. I know my worth, I know what I'm capable of, I know that if I just hold on, I will reach my goal. I am my own CEO, I am not just a girl, but I'm a woman with big dreams, big goals, and big plans. In the end, You'll see, how I will push you behind, and wear a crown on my head.
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May 4, 2020
May 4, 2020 at 11:34 PM UTC
Boss
| Cubism brought the omniscient narrator into the visual arts & | traveling far enough from the center of the universe makes the universe seem actually     tiny & finally, imperceptible, all that is time-travel, god & ordinary life: is relativity, the math of the diameter; quantum mechanics, that of the circumference | the Russian avant-garde of the 'teens & 20's applied these principles to typography to serve the supposedly omniscient Soviet State; | an early cold war project of the NSA was to fund the arts as propaganda | 1950's & early 60's America saw unbridled expressions of mass, individual, artistic & intellectual creativity: facilitated in large part by the invention of LSD by the CIA | so far the greatest mind of recent times has been essentially a disembodied brain; RIP Stephen Hawking | the future points to our brain being salvageable from the polluted mess of the body; | Under Gretchen Carlson Miss America is to be judged on brains alone | _That's Avante-Garde, *****
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Aug 9, 2018
Aug 9, 2018 at 8:45 PM UTC
golden mean vs. scales
Sometime I disqualify myself To get qualified as the CEO Of self I assume, you understand Thank you
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May 22, 2018
May 22, 2018 at 9:31 AM UTC
CEO
Converse shoes and sometimes vans. Most of them aren't worn up because there's always new ones. Skinny jeans and crop tops. Whoever understood these shrinking styles? This generation of despair and confusion. Teens who look up to eachother more than their family. Teens who find satisfaction on the side of a sharpener's razor or the end of a cigarette. Teens who live in their young lives more than their parents ever did. We're seeing chaos and ****** of little children. Wars in countries that hates eachother. The oxygen thats thinning right in front of our faces. And how much poison being thrown at us, brainwashing youths and toddlers. Making them miserable without them being aware of it. But this is the generation that knows the power of loving eachother. The generation that uses that power to stay alive. We're living on the edge. We're seeing what the world is becoming. And we are the only hope, to get **** back on track. Hell even adults say that.
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Apr 18, 2018
Apr 18, 2018 at 11:36 AM UTC
Teen
"Have you ever noticed how we are always climbing but never getting anywhere? up glass-sheered avocations and suits with bonus ties— up **** with temperamental husbands and secretaries with Monroe thighs—?" It was a rhetorical question, uncannily rhymed, in the wake of Collinses. But he didn't know that. "We are always climbing on what other backs have built: the greedy gringos and their brown-backed buey— but i'm for Scotch and soda anyway." He poured out spirits like amphoras of sin. "Oh, never mind the mess— please, sit down. What's that? The mess of lives, I mean, or whatever it is that greases the greenbacked highway to the corner office coronation." He knew the prodigal flames that lit the corporate torch—the cirque that stood in steel. He said as much: "Oh what a monstrous architecture of avarice! What a makeshift it is and so much lost for all these stacks of stuff. Sad." I pointed to the happy pair of smiles in a company frame. Levity interrupted. "What's that now? No, i've been married three times, divorced a perfect three. I know what you're thinking—" And here, he laughed as he slurried his rusty brown transgressions with an index finger. "—lucky man, he slipped the shackle three times. And sure, I'm dynamite by numbers but ******* say I'm not all that nice." "So anyway," awkwardly pivoting his grease to grin, "you'll take the job then, and I'll be commandeering your soul?" With a shit-shitting smirk. "It's a joke, of course—I can't just give you the job. You'll have to show me you can climb—" Starry-eyed empty ensued. It was enough to see the rungs permutating above his head. Unclimbed. "But we'll be in touch about opportunities—" he shook. "You know—tits and stuff." I didn't have the heart to tell him that I am, and always will be, a homosexual.
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Feb 3, 2018
Feb 3, 2018 at 2:35 PM UTC
CEO in the confessional
"Have you ever noticed how we are always climbing but never getting anywhere? up glass-sheered avocations and suits with bonus ties— up **** with temperamental husbands and secretaries with Monroe thighs—?" It was a rhetorical question, uncannily rhymed, in the wake of Collinses. But he didn't know that. "We are always climbing on what other backs have built: the greedy gringos and their brown-backed buey— but i'm for Scotch and soda anyway." He poured out spirits like amphoras of sin. "Oh, never mind the mess— please, sit down. What's that? The mess of lives, I mean, or whatever it is that greases the greenbacked highway to the corner office coronation." He knew the prodigal flames that lit the corporate torch—the cirque that stood in steel. He said as much: "Oh what a monstrous architecture of avarice! What a makeshift it is and so much lost for all these stacks of stuff. Sad." I pointed to the happy pair of smiles in a company frame. Levity interrupted. "What's that now? No, i've been married three times, divorced a perfect three. I know what you're thinking—" And here, he laughed as he slurried his rusty brown transgressions with an index finger. "—lucky man, he slipped the shackle three times. And sure, I'm dynamite by numbers but ******* say I'm not all that nice." "So anyway," awkwardly pivoting his grease to grin, "you'll take the job then, and I'll be commandeering your soul?" With a shit-shitting smirk. "It's a joke, of course—I can't just give you the job. You'll have to show me you can climb—" Starry-eyed empty ensued. It was enough to see the rungs permutating above his head. Unclimbed. "But we'll be in touch about opportunities—" he shook. "You know—tits and stuff." I didn't have the heart to tell him that I am, and always will be, a homosexual.
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Janitor or CEO If I want you I'll do anything to have you I don't expect it to come easy The best things in life require work But you can put the maximum amount of hours down for me Because I'll put more into you than I'll ever do for me Girl, you really make me warm I want my kindness to swarm Into your perfection
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Jun 25, 2016
Jun 25, 2016 at 5:48 AM UTC
Janitor Or CEO