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Waste my time. Distract me from the pain of other earthly things. Raise my Hope from the dead. Give it mouth to mouth, Sloppily, Spit-flying, And So ***** Inflate its lungs. Out & in, in & out. Bruise its lips. We all are just Living to die. Right? Take me to church-- Show me God, boy. Bring me to my knees, Make me sing his praises. Shed your tears on my bare back while we break classroom desks apart. Piece by piece, You use me. You shape me, And Create me into yours. Make me wear skirts with stockings. Make me play nice. Make me smile. You know you want to. Make me wear fishnets. Make me tease you. Make me want to please you. I know I want to. Let's play dress up for the night. Let's Spider-Man climb the walls of our insecurities and broken hearts. Let's bite each others shoulders, Don't you wanna get primal with me? Tell me I'm pretty. Say it, Say it, Say it. Be good and I'll reward you. Be bad and I'll ignore you. Make me feel all nasty. Make me feel so graceful. Make me feel so perfect. Pedestal perfect. Pedestal perfect. Pedestal perfect. Let's just pray I don't fall.
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Dec 3, 2019
Dec 3, 2019 at 10:23 PM UTC
Emotional One Night Stand
There she goes Girls file into line Three by three Knee length skirts Down the aisle Tell me yours and I'll tell you mine Prayers morning, noon, and night Careful now, They're prepared to smite Up the Stairs Now we dine And then off to bed One "lucky" girl gets to practice head The tallest tower She's had too much sacramental wine Hands touched and caressed And she felt far from blessed Down she jumps Touched by filthy swine "what a horrible disaster" Her eulogy given by that same pastor The Devil moves on
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Nov 6, 2018
Nov 6, 2018 at 2:27 PM UTC
There's Sinners In Church
i sit there with the cool wind breezing against my face while the summer sizzles on my shoulders your golden thigh sticks to my skin as we drive to the game every god **** week the boys they sit in the back and pack their lips and talk **** about the girls the girls who don't realize that they're their easy targets who skip around in their short, tight dresses they talk about their waists and the way they like to moan every little imperfection all avail have they shown they think that it makes them buff they think that it makes them cool and i let them light their egos and sometimes i chirp on too but yet i sit and listen and sometimes i think they don't realize that i'm a girl too i don't know how i feel about that
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 4:57 PM UTC
riding in cars with boys
It's like this, and then there was total recall. Fast like a safety plan made wrong and then bouncing in and out all the way down the hall. Up through cable cars, Korean fast food market, wet fish, soupy street, concrete cracks filled with crab meat and **** heads. Just a square, a five block, two street, sideways quadrangle, beat of the Tenderloin, hour of the dove. Every one's dead on these loose ends. Hills of the back of her backside, skin of the back of her neck. Rapture is the grave of the sunset, memory is that thing that I said. No one cans in carnivores, no one runs moves like a shepherd. Sunday, daft as candy, luck in the ways of the prophet. Canon of the blaze of every woman that died today. The sleep setting, the motorcycle bending the hollow, the ravines noisy interlude, up through the rough and the tangles, huddles in a six pack, three or four walking up the block to meet the rest of them. The skin doesn't fit right, it wears wrong, the shoulders stiff, the masseuse excuses himself. Buckets of flowers hang from the ceiling like stripped cat christmas decorations in suburban mastermind serial killer resort town. Everyone is quiet because they gotta. They move their feet like they were hurrying death into a red volcano, like they were the errand of red from the top bell to the bottom of the town. I sit on a roof top, baking in the noon day sun. Stripping sticks and stems off the side to sideways, just roasting away, laying, low in the afternoon light. I see a girl with her hands on her skirt, wobbling, scooting a priest card on a periwinkle terra-cotta. I move my head, turn it upside round to take a better look. No one counts to ten when they see me. The gangster that woke up isn't the gangster that went to sleep last night. My wickedness ended my words mean your bright decay. So I ride the pavement exhausted, burying my coughs in an L-shaped arm
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 12:32 PM UTC
Sunday Morning
It's like this, and then there was total recall. Fast like a safety plan made wrong and then bouncing in and out all the way down the hall. Up through cable cars, Korean fast food market, wet fish, soupy street, concrete cracks filled with crab meat and **** heads. Just a square, a five block, two street, sideways quadrangle, beat of the Tenderloin, hour of the dove. Every one's dead on these loose ends. Hills of the back of her backside, skin of the back of her neck. Rapture is the grave of the sunset, memory is that thing that I said. No one cans in carnivores, no one runs moves like a shepherd. Sunday, daft as candy, luck in the ways of the prophet. Canon of the blaze of every woman that died today. The sleep setting, the motorcycle bending the hollow, the ravines noisy interlude, up through the rough and the tangles, huddles in a six pack, three or four walking up the block to meet the rest of them. The skin doesn't fit right, it wears wrong, the shoulders stiff, the masseuse excuses himself. Buckets of flowers hang from the ceiling like stripped cat christmas decorations in suburban mastermind serial killer resort town. Everyone is quiet because they gotta. They move their feet like they were hurrying death into a red volcano, like they were the errand of red from the top bell to the bottom of the town. I sit on a roof top, baking in the noon day sun. Stripping sticks and stems off the side to sideways, just roasting away, laying, low in the afternoon light. I see a girl with her hands on her skirt, wobbling, scooting a priest card on a periwinkle terra-cotta. I move my head, turn it upside round to take a better look. No one counts to ten when they see me. The gangster that woke up isn't the gangster that went to sleep last night. My wickedness ended my words mean your bright decay. So I ride the pavement exhausted, burying my coughs in an L-shaped arm
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