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Having dispatched the sound rabble with mostly love, our already flaccid balloon deflates with a final raspberry a fitting fanfare to a term that left its markers marked, the shared mirth, across eyes and hearts, at a **** noise proving once again: we are why we’re here
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Dec 17, 2021
Dec 17, 2021 at 10:01 AM UTC
Christmas breaks
write the beginning of a sentence in capital letters mind the dots please. you mustn't forget to finish a sentence properly as well as writing in accordance to the given guidelines of our faculty and its members esteemed personalities who would never forget a dot. can you sense how i talk and how i take care of my writing?
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Nov 16, 2019
Nov 16, 2019 at 3:15 PM UTC
Working Title Words I
They badgered me, berated me. They beat me and they hated me. They seemed to want me to die Too soon, then, so did I. I was different, and that was the reason. Too many saw that as a form of treason. I had to adhere to the boundaries That were set for us artificially They had no reference to reality; More to some kind of elite tyranny. And, I still find it horribly strange That very little has changed. The rules are still very much Incredibly socially out of touch. Strive to be elite or be beaten And ultimately, almost literally eaten By the swarm of mindless fools That go on defending the rules That allow children to be thugs And, come to school to sell drugs; That let the criminals escape And, turn a blind eye to **** And abuse and battering But keep the ******** clattering At PTA, school board and council meetings More concerned with politics Than the real-time subjects Such as kids afraid of attending Because the battlefield is never ending.
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Sep 28, 2015
Sep 28, 2015 at 8:18 PM UTC
DING **** SCHOOL
I was the frightened little kid Who got pushed against the wall. I wasn’t terribly masculine Had acne and was not very tall. Or maybe it was my intelligence Or artistic talent that drew the ire. It was an ever-changing list That drew my fellow student’s fire. Maybe it was that my game Was never quite there for sports. Or maybe when I did not join On jokes about **** and other sorts Of woman demeaning quips They had to have learned at home. Parental misguidance one oh one Not learned at school on the roam. Whatever it was, I got beaten And locked inside my own locker. And I got called ***** and *** Now isn’t that a big fat shocker? I got shoved around in hallways And knocked out cold by a creep. I didn’t even know the **** But he decided to put me to sleep. And when the faculty was called I was suspended along with the guy. The school’s policy it seemed Was to punish both kids. Ask why. I asked and I was told sternly That the school really did not care The attacker and the attacked Had the same punishment to share. Now, in this case, the attacker was Known to be a ruffian and a miscreant. And I was known to be a wimp. So why give me unusual punishment When I was already being punished For not being some kind of snorting **** This was like the school system Giving my jaw an extra and official sock! It would be nice to say about this That it was a totally isolated incident, And that principals seldom pass out This officially thoughtless kind of punishment. But I heard that line so many times I could have lip-synched right along with him As the principal mouthed a policy line From a time grown distant and dangerously dim. School gym coaches called us girls If we didn’t keep up with hand-picked brutes Who enjoyed inherited musculature And bigot approved physical attributes. So those of us who were who we were And could not manage mow down the men At the line of scrimmages Were called ‘lils’ and fairies once again.
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May 4, 2015
May 4, 2015 at 8:35 PM UTC
HIGH SCHOOL HELL
I was the frightened little kid Who got pushed against the wall. I wasn’t terribly masculine Had acne and was not very tall. Or maybe it was my intelligence Or artistic talent that drew the ire. It was an ever-changing list That drew my fellow student’s fire. Maybe it was that my game Was never quite there for sports. Or maybe when I did not join On jokes about **** and other sorts Of woman demeaning quips They had to have learned at home. Parental misguidance one oh one Not learned at school on the roam. Whatever it was, I got beaten And locked inside my own locker. And I got called ***** and *** Now isn’t that a big fat shocker? I got shoved around in hallways And knocked out cold by a creep. I didn’t even know the **** But he decided to put me to sleep. And when the faculty was called I was suspended along with the guy. The school’s policy it seemed Was to punish both kids. Ask why. I asked and I was told sternly That the school really did not care The attacker and the attacked Had the same punishment to share. Now, in this case, the attacker was Known to be a ruffian and a miscreant. And I was known to be a wimp. So why give me unusual punishment When I was already being punished For not being some kind of snorting **** This was like the school system Giving my jaw an extra and official sock! It would be nice to say about this That it was a totally isolated incident, And that principals seldom pass out This officially thoughtless kind of punishment. But I heard that line so many times I could have lip-synched right along with him As the principal mouthed a policy line From a time grown distant and dangerously dim. School gym coaches called us girls If we didn’t keep up with hand-picked brutes Who enjoyed inherited musculature And bigot approved physical attributes. So those of us who were who we were And could not manage mow down the men At the line of scrimmages Were called ‘lils’ and fairies once again.
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