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Ryan drew a monster, The monster murdered Johnny. Ryan erased the entire scene in time To let him hide the body. Where the chalk lines outline A crime they never found a sign Or direction to get a lead. The chalkboard had a crooked smile Silently speaking of its feed. Johnny said he drew a monster, Once upon a time long ago Said he spoke the words to me But those are lies and we all know. Had he seen the monsters he left I bet he would've tamed those beasts, Instead, in present, now they feast.
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Dec 3, 2019
Dec 3, 2019 at 2:46 PM UTC
Ryan drew a monster
———*"that familiar boiling yolk of a sunrise—comas richer than russian dark chocolate— & saturn smoking a cigar while playing chess with gravity... i have been here before." ocean dove, pardon my excuses for not writing as of late; been busy fulfilling a prophecy that can't even look me in the eye and ask me to change.  in the june wreckage of two thousand and sixteen;  i retired my tongue with the dormant volcanoes  before the world could end in my mouth.  and yet my poetry informs me that there are some wounds too sophisticated to even flower into scars—kind of like how my words will never feel like honey again, (but vinegar nonetheless.) how cruel of me it was; to condemn you to a death without one final cigarette slow dancing with your lungs.  i miss the shadows of you most: the belt of venus caged like a wild animal in your eyes, your rusty guitar silky voice dripping off the haunted house we called home, countless a.m. drives kicking up filthy moonlight in the rearview mirror, but most of all—the way you said 'i love you' like it was nothing dressed up in something fashionable. it is now the june of two thousand and nineteen. this wreckage sat on a throne and filled into the moon's shoes. a crown crawled it's way home to my head and kissed me with knowledge drenched in your name.  this queen started from lesson no. 1: broken instruments, will preach broken sounds—  and how lovely it has been, planting a world war in my soul only to raise eden in it's stead.  i will miss your company, but your ghost is no longer a requirement for me to be complete. i have learned to stop loving falsehoods.  i have learned to start loving the leftovers of who i am becoming.  we would have been star crossed lovers had you not tried to swallow that bottle of pills that famous night where we fought like madonnas— but it looks like you got to death's fortune cookie before i did. "and one day, you will have lived long enough to taste your grief turn bittersweet too"*———
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Jun 18, 2019
Jun 18, 2019 at 12:13 AM UTC
alibis & fortune cookies
———*"that familiar boiling yolk of a sunrise—comas richer than russian dark chocolate— & saturn smoking a cigar while playing chess with gravity... i have been here before." ocean dove, pardon my excuses for not writing as of late; been busy fulfilling a prophecy that can't even look me in the eye and ask me to change.  in the june wreckage of two thousand and sixteen;  i retired my tongue with the dormant volcanoes  before the world could end in my mouth.  and yet my poetry informs me that there are some wounds too sophisticated to even flower into scars—kind of like how my words will never feel like honey again, (but vinegar nonetheless.) how cruel of me it was; to condemn you to a death without one final cigarette slow dancing with your lungs.  i miss the shadows of you most: the belt of venus caged like a wild animal in your eyes, your rusty guitar silky voice dripping off the haunted house we called home, countless a.m. drives kicking up filthy moonlight in the rearview mirror, but most of all—the way you said 'i love you' like it was nothing dressed up in something fashionable. it is now the june of two thousand and nineteen. this wreckage sat on a throne and filled into the moon's shoes. a crown crawled it's way home to my head and kissed me with knowledge drenched in your name.  this queen started from lesson no. 1: broken instruments, will preach broken sounds—  and how lovely it has been, planting a world war in my soul only to raise eden in it's stead.  i will miss your company, but your ghost is no longer a requirement for me to be complete. i have learned to stop loving falsehoods.  i have learned to start loving the leftovers of who i am becoming.  we would have been star crossed lovers had you not tried to swallow that bottle of pills that famous night where we fought like madonnas— but it looks like you got to death's fortune cookie before i did. "and one day, you will have lived long enough to taste your grief turn bittersweet too"*———
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Eck Ramsay, a retired underwire manufacturer, bought a boil in the bag cod slice at his local Spar shop. Upon removal of its cardboard outer garments he was surprised to find it contained a small book. The book titled the Plaice of Cod (a philosophical treatise on theology) contained many essays on the ancient rites of summer, several of which were wildly inaccurate and a few that were accurately wild. In the appendix there were twenty-three songs attributed to a medieval troubadour, who led a travelling medicine show called the Rollwrong Stones. William Lancaster Blake built himself a chocolate castle on a hollow hill and sold it to his mate Bill, a scribbler of worthy words who wrote of the hills and lakes and how long it takes for the ghosts of soldiers to cross the fells especially when led by centaurs. Self-proclaimed king, My Other Pen drags on, took to haranguing passers-by with tales of dancing seals and Jewish fiddlers who wouldn’t play marriages on the Sabbath, and how the wedding guests always got ****** Stan Tony and Drew made up the crew which some say numbered sixty-nine or seventy-two, but no-one could swear how many were there especially on the Whispering Nights……… when nothing seemed right and the cattle lowed on their knees. And the slightest breeze on a pewter plate would vanish the seed that couldn’t be seen, and dreamers would dream of jumping through flames that carried the names of those who were soon to be dead. Goats head soup with yarrow root was served to the guests …..whose favourite request was Wort of Sacred Johnny, they'd dance all night …..till the Isis light sent the Oak root bones …..scurrying home to the place where the days are shorter. When the dew on the grass …..comes to pass and the herbs have been nailed to the doorway, when the heron's been kissed…and all are well dressed and the False ones only moved slightly the cuckoos will sing. "a new day I bring" and the treetops will shake with the dancers the day is but done and the Knights just begun to get a little bit longer. But stranger than this was the wish of the dish that had it away with the spoon. "hey.. kat play that fiddle" And riddle me no riddle I need to get high as the moon…. "which moon?" enquired the hare "Kieth or the very Reverent moon?" "Oh either will do…. Their just different shoes to the ones I'm currently wearing" and with no more ado…… Stan Tony and Drew the Stones roadie crew withdrew for the next seven years their horses drank tears and everyone's fears were fried up for breakfast with marmalade toast two sausage mushrooms and beans eggs over easy rashers done crispy a fried slice or two and a teapot of glue to ensure it stuck to the belly. The mushrooms of course enjoyed these proceedings to such an extent that they were inspired to compose poems praising the nights adventures, these were subsequently published in the society pages of the Lost and Found trade journal.
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Jun 6, 2019
Jun 6, 2019 at 12:41 PM UTC
Midsummer's eve
Eck Ramsay, a retired underwire manufacturer, bought a boil in the bag cod slice at his local Spar shop. Upon removal of its cardboard outer garments he was surprised to find it contained a small book. The book titled the Plaice of Cod (a philosophical treatise on theology) contained many essays on the ancient rites of summer, several of which were wildly inaccurate and a few that were accurately wild. In the appendix there were twenty-three songs attributed to a medieval troubadour, who led a travelling medicine show called the Rollwrong Stones. William Lancaster Blake built himself a chocolate castle on a hollow hill and sold it to his mate Bill, a scribbler of worthy words who wrote of the hills and lakes and how long it takes for the ghosts of soldiers to cross the fells especially when led by centaurs. Self-proclaimed king, My Other Pen drags on, took to haranguing passers-by with tales of dancing seals and Jewish fiddlers who wouldn’t play marriages on the Sabbath, and how the wedding guests always got ****** Stan Tony and Drew made up the crew which some say numbered sixty-nine or seventy-two, but no-one could swear how many were there especially on the Whispering Nights……… when nothing seemed right and the cattle lowed on their knees. And the slightest breeze on a pewter plate would vanish the seed that couldn’t be seen, and dreamers would dream of jumping through flames that carried the names of those who were soon to be dead. Goats head soup with yarrow root was served to the guests …..whose favourite request was Wort of Sacred Johnny, they'd dance all night …..till the Isis light sent the Oak root bones …..scurrying home to the place where the days are shorter. When the dew on the grass …..comes to pass and the herbs have been nailed to the doorway, when the heron's been kissed…and all are well dressed and the False ones only moved slightly the cuckoos will sing. "a new day I bring" and the treetops will shake with the dancers the day is but done and the Knights just begun to get a little bit longer. But stranger than this was the wish of the dish that had it away with the spoon. "hey.. kat play that fiddle" And riddle me no riddle I need to get high as the moon…. "which moon?" enquired the hare "Kieth or the very Reverent moon?" "Oh either will do…. Their just different shoes to the ones I'm currently wearing" and with no more ado…… Stan Tony and Drew the Stones roadie crew withdrew for the next seven years their horses drank tears and everyone's fears were fried up for breakfast with marmalade toast two sausage mushrooms and beans eggs over easy rashers done crispy a fried slice or two and a teapot of glue to ensure it stuck to the belly. The mushrooms of course enjoyed these proceedings to such an extent that they were inspired to compose poems praising the nights adventures, these were subsequently published in the society pages of the Lost and Found trade journal.
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As the day grew short Upon the skylight Hands stretched out It wasn't right Shining high enduring and bright The sun drew Escaping the sunlit sky Brilliant A love with no night You're my one and only light My Flashlight
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Apr 16, 2019
Apr 16, 2019 at 8:30 PM UTC
Brilliant
you, two, had no clue, what new blue shoes, and going to zoo, could do for you, Drew, to Rue, on Cue, had their eyes glued, and new true, that very few, due, Drew, with Rue, flew, to Peru, And lost their new, Blue shoes, But gained a new Blue hue, Drew, and Rue, got married in Peru, Under their New, Blue, Hue,
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Apr 27, 2015
Apr 27, 2015 at 4:13 PM UTC
blue shoe you
The eraser erased my bad habits While the pencil drew in new ones The glue stick glued on a whole new face As the scissors cut away my background and past The ball point pen then made the changes permanent While the colored pencils shaded in my body The calculator changed my way of thinking As the sharpener grazed over my rough edges Finally, the ruler I had to measure up to your standards Now me and you We walk, talk and think the same Two moving as one I don't even know who I've become What I was before You've changed me more than you'll ever know
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Apr 8, 2015
Apr 8, 2015 at 11:18 AM UTC
The pencil case
the parallels of she and her and you and the era extinct. the notes that linger on the rooftop the shapes that she drew the shapes that you colored in the notes that were written the notes that were written and erased. the absence is not new, though rises like a dull sun in winter in search of somewhere less white.
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May 31, 2014
May 31, 2014 at 12:53 AM UTC
era