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#idfk
she says im rather quaint: and indeed it's true; for i speak in quite an olden way... but i mean not to say i despise the styles of the modern man. id like to think i was raised under the class of formal lex and the slack of millennial typing-- ironic, but eh idfk.
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Dec 10, 2022
Dec 10, 2022 at 9:00 AM UTC
A Fair Description in Modern Type
back and forth on my little swing of happy and sad of love and fear of hope and rage it's getting old and i'm getting dizzy, sick once again
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Mar 12, 2021
Mar 12, 2021 at 1:42 PM UTC
bad, good, and bad again
my skin is a traitor flaming and red hot to the touch leaving invisible scorch marks on everything i touch directly opposing the chill inside the freezing cold of my careless mind
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Mar 4, 2021
Mar 4, 2021 at 12:19 PM UTC
homeostasis
he really pulled up to my house wearing a ******* cowboy hat and blasting thanks for the memories like some kind of ******* loser
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Mar 3, 2021
Mar 3, 2021 at 5:55 PM UTC
this man
your name on a screen at a red light how easy it should be to just say "i miss you, i feel like **** and i want you back" i hate it i hate this i hate crying on her shoulder because it should be yours i hate going to her when i want to be with you i hate the constant ache in my chest when i remember how much i loved you how much i still love you i hate the way my dreams are full of you your voice and the smell of your hair in the morning i hate not knowing if you're still there i hate watching you fall apart i hate it so much
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Nov 19, 2020
Nov 19, 2020 at 12:02 PM UTC
going the wrong way
fast awake and wide asleep and shooting all these ******* sheep
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Apr 22, 2020
Apr 22, 2020 at 8:33 PM UTC
sleeping awake
I’m happy to be here, Alive and well. I once lost all I held dear, Tumbling down into hell. But I rose out Like a prizefighter; Off of the net with a Lively propulsion, And into Death’s Ugly, No good, Mug. I’m happy to still be alive. Not because I enjoyed rising above, But because I Wouldn’t ever have beheld The beauty that has passed by. And I know, More is on it’s way. So I can only pray, To share this beauty with others.
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Dec 6, 2019
Dec 6, 2019 at 6:09 PM UTC
I’m too tired for a title.
For someone who has such a way with words, Who can ravel them around my neck and lead me anywhere; You get tongue-tied when I show you the same talent.
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Mar 6, 2018
Mar 6, 2018 at 4:20 AM UTC
Talents
I SPEAK FOR FIVE. THEY DON'T ALWAYS ALIGN. I speak, for four. Talking, is a chore. I speak for three, They don't always agree, i speak for two. they dont have a clue. i speak for one it's not very fun now i don't speak at all i want my friends back
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Jan 20, 2018
Jan 20, 2018 at 7:53 PM UTC
I Speak
I wear a ring on the fourth finger I get asked who I'm married too. I say A ring on any finger is what you make it to be. A ring on my wedding finger does not mean i am married Marriage is trust, love, committed to each other, vulnerability, no secrets, friendship and so much moreb. Marriage is promise to always be there no matter what, until death. So why is it that its called the wedding finger when indeed it could possibly be called the promise finger because are we not promising to spend the rest of our lives together. Even if one is not in a relationship with that person does that now make wearing a ring on that finger forbidden?
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Nov 13, 2017
Nov 13, 2017 at 10:05 PM UTC
Wedding Finger
when Evangeline tells you that you’re dead to her, you feel as if you are chained to a sinking ship, permanently trapped at the bottom of the ocean, and drowning has never seemed so sweet. as she leaves, you realise that this is the closest blessing you will ever receive from a god that you don’t believe in anymore. because if she didn’t walk away, you would drag her down to hell with you before you’d even consider letting her go
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May 14, 2017
May 14, 2017 at 10:09 PM UTC
evangeline
she looks at him like he hung the stars what she doesn't know is that he's the reason the stars no longer shine.
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Oct 21, 2016
Oct 21, 2016 at 1:55 AM UTC
dim the stars.
this is how you get right with god on your hands and knees, begging, " could you spare me please" this is how you deal with his wrath, when you're pleading with him and strangers turn their backs to mummer "that ones a sociopath" and it echoes in your pounding head, their grins and hacking laughs "that ones a sociopath, that ones a sociopath"
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Aug 9, 2016
Aug 9, 2016 at 1:17 AM UTC
god like in the white light and drenched in wine
"I saw a girl crying, her face was overwhelmed with tears, she had the never ending cries. I walked over to her and patted her back. She glanced at me with tears streaming down her face. "What's wrong?" I asked in concerned. "The other girls at school are prettier and their hair is longer! They think I can't fit in because I'm not normal!" She cried in frustration. I sighed and replied, "Listen, No one is normal, Not even the girls at school, because you have something they don't...... Looks, Kindness, and humor, Who needs to be normal? If everyone was normal, Everyone would be boring! That's why they diss you, You are better then them!" I encouragely said.~
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Apr 25, 2015
Apr 25, 2015 at 9:28 AM UTC
Wisdom
a person on the metro, six stops from their destination leafing through a brochure titled How To Get Rich Quick - sighing in disgust, "I was never allowed to go on the metro when I was young," boasts the woman sitting beside them, an accessory of The Scene. a prop (voice is loud and nasally, and the person - five stops - considers moving) quick smile, polite: which means, go away. or, at the very least, don't talk quite so loud okay? okay? a softcover Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary is under the seat, discarded, Sharpie skidding through it (four stops) at every jolt of the train. this is normal, all trains are jerky sometimes, and the loud woman expresses her concerns. an old man, older than both people, older than anything really - coughs. wet coughs. the person frowns, but quietly, so the woman and man won't notice. (they are well-practiced in the art of subtlety) three stops. the woman leaves but the smell lingers and the dictionary, having slid back one or two rows for effect a flock of tourists board. kids in the seats parents hanging tiredly to safety holds (be still be quiet keep your hands to yourself, mandy a little boy of six clinging to the person's jacket with sticky warm fingers) two stops, and the boy asks why they look so sad. what they're reading. they have perfected the art of silence but little boys don't understand silence. the mother hovers in the background sneaking ***** looks at the person, wax smudged smile going crooked at the edges one stop, the boy asks where they got their hair (my head; he is unimpressed) he is kicking the lonely dictionary providing it with company, or maybe unaware. they leave, and the mother hisses something at them as they pass - clutches the boy's arm. the dictionary has been stuck on the word spectral for three days, and the train hums to life.
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Mar 10, 2015
Mar 10, 2015 at 9:28 AM UTC
still life taken from a moving train, 1997
a person on the metro, six stops from their destination leafing through a brochure titled How To Get Rich Quick - sighing in disgust, "I was never allowed to go on the metro when I was young," boasts the woman sitting beside them, an accessory of The Scene. a prop (voice is loud and nasally, and the person - five stops - considers moving) quick smile, polite: which means, go away. or, at the very least, don't talk quite so loud okay? okay? a softcover Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary is under the seat, discarded, Sharpie skidding through it (four stops) at every jolt of the train. this is normal, all trains are jerky sometimes, and the loud woman expresses her concerns. an old man, older than both people, older than anything really - coughs. wet coughs. the person frowns, but quietly, so the woman and man won't notice. (they are well-practiced in the art of subtlety) three stops. the woman leaves but the smell lingers and the dictionary, having slid back one or two rows for effect a flock of tourists board. kids in the seats parents hanging tiredly to safety holds (be still be quiet keep your hands to yourself, mandy a little boy of six clinging to the person's jacket with sticky warm fingers) two stops, and the boy asks why they look so sad. what they're reading. they have perfected the art of silence but little boys don't understand silence. the mother hovers in the background sneaking ***** looks at the person, wax smudged smile going crooked at the edges one stop, the boy asks where they got their hair (my head; he is unimpressed) he is kicking the lonely dictionary providing it with company, or maybe unaware. they leave, and the mother hisses something at them as they pass - clutches the boy's arm. the dictionary has been stuck on the word spectral for three days, and the train hums to life.
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*In my dream, the Pedestrian sign flashed green And the pavement seemed to Melt at my small footsteps Like the green treetops of Pines that had never backed down The ****** Mary smoked *** Just atop that sunset ring Which liked to sing of all the Bland ignorance of the king I promise you, it's just a summer Fling I'm a little too drunk and You're a little too thin cause This misanthropist ain't got anything*
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 3:14 AM UTC
Drunk #1
shut up, shut up and now comes the flood, and now your hands post-apocalyptic shutters closing against the night, baby, this is all you have. ('it'll have to do', cupped palms and cracked lips, this is a game you've played for a long time) 'you're ******* kidding me; you're ******* kidding me, aren't you', and now you're shouting. a love letter to the heart of a monster and the pavement screams for you (are you bleeding or is he?) shut up, shut up staticstaticstatic electricity on a loop in your mind cassette tape stuck on dead air (sorry about the bugs in your mouth) shut up, shut up
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 2:56 PM UTC
nnnnnneuro