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#impulsiveness
you think one day my memories will fade away from your life, like i did what a dream you have you forget one thing it was not my choice to leave you it was your impulsiveness who drift us apart
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Aug 5, 2023
Aug 5, 2023 at 7:50 AM UTC
memories.
I’m sure it has happened To many other people before. There comes a moment A feeling one cannot ignore. A want, a drive, an impulse To have, to hold, to own Something, someone or A moment that is yours alone. At a party, a face appeared And our two eyes connected. It seemed we were talking; A dialogue was being erected. A relationship of mere moments, It seemed powerfully right. And at just that one moment Nothing could be more right. We left the party immediately And went to my place to see If followers through with feeling What just the right thing to be. It was all a wonderful adventure. I am sure we had no kind of fear. It was an accident of timing, One I would suffer for years. Twice more and we were broken, Never to be together again. No thoughts about if ever Not a question about when. And after the last evening I knew things had moved on. When I looked into my wallet. All of my money was gone. All because of impatience And not wanting to be alone I let myself fall into a kind of Rock and roll Twilight Zone. Why didn’t I ask more questions? Because in that single moment I wanted a fantasy romance. Nothing was more important. It was months later I discovered In a routine visit to my doctor That I had contracted a disease That would ruin my life forever. They didn’t know what to call it In those days before the name. Those were the days before AIDS And it’s horrific kind of sick fame. And they had no way to treat it So, most of us just quickly died. We had no ability to resist it. We had no resistance inside. We lost all our friends and lovers Because for one single moment That one evening with a stranger, Nothing was more important. I fell into a frenzy of not caring, Drugs and drink and debauchery. I felt I had lost all hope in life And lost all my chance at dignity. Of course that made me sicker My resistance went down further. I no longer wanted to live like that I was sick of my life altogether. I am writing this to you, today So you can share it with others. Tell people that getting laid Is not the same as a lover. Point to me and advise them We may have just one moment For valuing ourselves as a person Nothing must be more important. (This is dedicated to many of my friends over the decades that suffered from *** and AIDS related issues.)
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Oct 30, 2015
Oct 30, 2015 at 5:27 AM UTC
A MOMENT
I’m sure it has happened To many other people before. There comes a moment A feeling one cannot ignore. A want, a drive, an impulse To have, to hold, to own Something, someone or A moment that is yours alone. At a party, a face appeared And our two eyes connected. It seemed we were talking; A dialogue was being erected. A relationship of mere moments, It seemed powerfully right. And at just that one moment Nothing could be more right. We left the party immediately And went to my place to see If followers through with feeling What just the right thing to be. It was all a wonderful adventure. I am sure we had no kind of fear. It was an accident of timing, One I would suffer for years. Twice more and we were broken, Never to be together again. No thoughts about if ever Not a question about when. And after the last evening I knew things had moved on. When I looked into my wallet. All of my money was gone. All because of impatience And not wanting to be alone I let myself fall into a kind of Rock and roll Twilight Zone. Why didn’t I ask more questions? Because in that single moment I wanted a fantasy romance. Nothing was more important. It was months later I discovered In a routine visit to my doctor That I had contracted a disease That would ruin my life forever. They didn’t know what to call it In those days before the name. Those were the days before AIDS And it’s horrific kind of sick fame. And they had no way to treat it So, most of us just quickly died. We had no ability to resist it. We had no resistance inside. We lost all our friends and lovers Because for one single moment That one evening with a stranger, Nothing was more important. I fell into a frenzy of not caring, Drugs and drink and debauchery. I felt I had lost all hope in life And lost all my chance at dignity. Of course that made me sicker My resistance went down further. I no longer wanted to live like that I was sick of my life altogether. I am writing this to you, today So you can share it with others. Tell people that getting laid Is not the same as a lover. Point to me and advise them We may have just one moment For valuing ourselves as a person Nothing must be more important. (This is dedicated to many of my friends over the decades that suffered from *** and AIDS related issues.)
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Empty head Filled with lead, Spilt the beans... Spoilt the fun. Flatter-flutter Pigs in the butter, Killed the fun. Chicken run. Pitter-patter Chitter-chatter. Spilt the milk, It doesn’t matter… Cry no more Like before. Water under the bridge, Milk is in the fridge.
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Nov 24, 2014
Nov 24, 2014 at 2:20 PM UTC
CHICKEN RUN
I want to have control but truthfully the thought of pleasing you controls me the guilt I'd feel inside of not pleasing you controls me and although I may have the control of a different mindset My love for you is simply too strong to control Why, I'd die to have control of my life I'd die
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Sep 21, 2014
Sep 21, 2014 at 3:13 PM UTC
In our nature
*One morning when you get up with a heavy head, Your heart seemed to have sunk, You feel lonely and deserted, Everything looks like a horrible nightmare. And, you believe you have committed a crime! It's no one but your conscience telling you, that it's time.........*
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Aug 8, 2014
Aug 8, 2014 at 2:15 PM UTC
**It's time.....to reflect**