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I’ve always had this thought, Will you remember me? I tried to please you, In my ways, With tiny gifts, The ones I thought, Clumsily, Would make your lovely heart Vibrate. Little, innocent jokes, Here and there, That would make Your cute laugh fly high, In the skies, Chasing happy birds. Recurring stories, Built together, One word said And I'd know, Your smile would shine, And light me up... Creating memories, Exploring wonders, Unplanned trips, In foreign places, That got us excited for days, And we’d speak about forever. We built connection, Created depth, Spent hours repainting life, Over bright seas, Burning under the moon. Sometimes I wonder, If I simply wasn’t Too selfish. The sheer passion I felt, Seeing your ojitos beaming, A truly mystical feeling, Unmatched to this day. Now I see you Doing great, Following your wonders, Chasing bright skies, What a delightful sight. Still, I can’t help but wonder, If I’ll ever make it, To your safe Cosy diary. You’ve filled mine, And surely The ones to come, My pen probably knows you, More than I do. But a fool still hopes, That in the memory Of your life, I’ll have at least A tiny line.
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Feb 15
Feb 15, 2026 at 1:03 PM UTC
And I Wonder
Being young seems to be a lethal thing, It's hard to see future days, When there's so much haze, Over today. Falling back feels worse, When you were just there, And it's hard to resist giving painful people second chances, Because I can't see my future soulmate, As good as others can. At least not finding them, I can visualize them. Someone a little similar to me, But not exactly the same. I'd like to be a little taller too if that's okay, But that's really it. I just want somebody, That I love, Who loves me back the same.
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Aug 2, 2025
Aug 2, 2025 at 9:41 PM UTC
Poem About Feeling Younged
Sounds dreams art form In age norm- brainstorm Wake -up alarm rainstorms     Carmel Clouds Barking noises and hounds Chasing to be found      Sandstorm Monstrous- snowstorm Dreams to heal In uniform Please no harm love embraces   Chasing the wrong faces Gazing- engaging- singing Dreams touch a nerve Reacting jump ringing* Chasing and saving Memory of words Wild child-hummingbirds Floating in the air taps No time like a normal nap The cell phone pictures and apps Chasing big stir coffee sips Valuable time trips Chasing our dreams Is real what it seems? Lips* met* the *sunset Eyes water love just met Chasing- raging- event Lullaby Lighthouse Does your dreams make any sense?
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Jun 14, 2023
Jun 14, 2023 at 8:02 AM UTC
Chasing Our Dreams
It was a beautiful Sunday morning A day after Christmas Barely had I drifted Into a gentle slumber Full of colourful fantasies Involving a vehicle with thousand wheels Than I was jolted awake By the sheer cacophony Of my mobile alarm It was just the crack of dawn And it took me a minute to realise Why I had to be up and about At such an odd hour That too on a Sunday A massive trek lay ahead of us After a hot water bath Followed by a cup Full of piping hot filter coffee We were ready to head out In a medium-sized car After a long drive It was time for a break In order to recharge our batteries With a delightful breakfast Full of South Indian delicacies After yet another marathon drive Senjikottai finally welcomed us With open arms After exploring the Kalyana Mahal With its artfully decorated interiors It was time for the real challenge The trek up the mountains That loomed over us It was a daunting task, no doubt But certainly not an impossible one Especially if we stuck together After all, we were family And what does family do But stick together Especially when presented with a challenge? And so the climb began Through a winding and twisting path Full of sand and rocks A path with more twists Than an Agatha Christie ****** mystery The Sun God showed no mercy on us With every step we took Sweat poured out in buckets And that was not all The steps were so uneven That it was a miracle To be able to cover even a hundred metres Without slipping on the way And there were more hurdles In the form of monkeys A whole family of them Spread around the mountains And lying in wait To nick some food and water From the loaded bags That we carried On our already weary backs In order to keep the monkeys at bay We additionally had to carry sticks Thus adding to our burden By the time we were halfway up The sheer weight of the task Was already beginning to tell on us Our limbs were aching Our palms were shaking Our heads were throbbing And I wanted nothing more Than to go home And crash on my bed However, we were wise enough To take short breaks here and there During which we refuelled Taking gulps of water To fill our parched throats Moreover, the view of the countryside Was getting better and better And it was this That ultimately propelled us To carry on and finish the task So on we marched Sweating and panting Slipping and stumbling But never giving up Till we reached the very top And there stood before us Gingee Fort, in all its glory With a stunning countryside Full of lakes and hills Trees, roads and buildings A sight fit to dazzle Even the most cynical of skeptics A sight fit to melt a heart of stone As we basked in the glory Of an arduous and extremely tiring But ultimately successful climb I felt incredibly thankful For deciding to undertake this trek For it was one of my best moments of 2021
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Jan 2, 2022
Jan 2, 2022 at 10:55 AM UTC
Our Trek to Gingee Fort
It was a beautiful Sunday morning A day after Christmas Barely had I drifted Into a gentle slumber Full of colourful fantasies Involving a vehicle with thousand wheels Than I was jolted awake By the sheer cacophony Of my mobile alarm It was just the crack of dawn And it took me a minute to realise Why I had to be up and about At such an odd hour That too on a Sunday A massive trek lay ahead of us After a hot water bath Followed by a cup Full of piping hot filter coffee We were ready to head out In a medium-sized car After a long drive It was time for a break In order to recharge our batteries With a delightful breakfast Full of South Indian delicacies After yet another marathon drive Senjikottai finally welcomed us With open arms After exploring the Kalyana Mahal With its artfully decorated interiors It was time for the real challenge The trek up the mountains That loomed over us It was a daunting task, no doubt But certainly not an impossible one Especially if we stuck together After all, we were family And what does family do But stick together Especially when presented with a challenge? And so the climb began Through a winding and twisting path Full of sand and rocks A path with more twists Than an Agatha Christie ****** mystery The Sun God showed no mercy on us With every step we took Sweat poured out in buckets And that was not all The steps were so uneven That it was a miracle To be able to cover even a hundred metres Without slipping on the way And there were more hurdles In the form of monkeys A whole family of them Spread around the mountains And lying in wait To nick some food and water From the loaded bags That we carried On our already weary backs In order to keep the monkeys at bay We additionally had to carry sticks Thus adding to our burden By the time we were halfway up The sheer weight of the task Was already beginning to tell on us Our limbs were aching Our palms were shaking Our heads were throbbing And I wanted nothing more Than to go home And crash on my bed However, we were wise enough To take short breaks here and there During which we refuelled Taking gulps of water To fill our parched throats Moreover, the view of the countryside Was getting better and better And it was this That ultimately propelled us To carry on and finish the task So on we marched Sweating and panting Slipping and stumbling But never giving up Till we reached the very top And there stood before us Gingee Fort, in all its glory With a stunning countryside Full of lakes and hills Trees, roads and buildings A sight fit to dazzle Even the most cynical of skeptics A sight fit to melt a heart of stone As we basked in the glory Of an arduous and extremely tiring But ultimately successful climb I felt incredibly thankful For deciding to undertake this trek For it was one of my best moments of 2021
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Dearest Britni, I was warmed by your thermal tub, the belly of your indiscretions and the way you held those mule-hearts in plastic jars beneath the cupboard where your favorite cups and coins were kept. The magic beat of your fingertips made my skin jump crazy out of my shirt and pants. I wonder if the turnover has always been this way for you, meaning to say, when the trips always ended did you take back the second pillow into the other room, where your ivory curtains opened, and did you feel the need to lock the door to your bedroom. The word, 'house guest' implies less visitation privileges than actually took place. I believe it was more of an involved visit. There were certainly visitation privileges but there was also visitation writ. I had to keep my jeans clean. There were no shoes allowed in the bed. And extracurricular activities were kept to their time tables-- that is to stay that spontaneity occurred only when it fit into the time table. I was never much for making you lunch in the morning. It has always been difficult for me to think of the meals before they happened, though I knew what was in every drawer, every closet, every cabinet. The insides and outs of a decade of dreams. In short time I became mesmerized with the perfect patterns in your arms and on your legs. I could crook my head in a way to look at the sunset from under your arm or stand on a chair to look down at the top of your head. And then one day you told me I was weird. This time I wanted to be fulfilled. I did not want to miss a thing. I made sure to slide my fingers in between your toes, I squeezed the bottoms of your feet with the bottoms of my feet. There are many recitals, many performances, and even more personal encounters that cannot be recalled to mind, but I am sure they happened. If I had the opportunity I would attempt to pick your nose again. Something I did every chance I had though you abhorred it. To lick the side of your face, the bottom of your chin, the interior of your armpit, the lengths of your legs, and the rims of your lips-- I lived our life to the fullest. All interactions were encouraged. We played in sunlight, in nightlight, during day showers, and ate by the seaside. We traveled to four states, two lakes, and two oceans. We drove in excess of 20,000 miles, received fifty-seven parking tickets, five speeding tickets, thirty-five thousand two hundred eighty four compliments, fifty-two salutations, fifteen, "you're an adorable couple," three hundred complimentary access, two free tickets to a museum exhibition, took over one hundred fifty flights between the two of us, and received your father's permission. We slept in showers, swam in baths, and drank from swimming pools. We shared the bathroom, the bed, and the kitchen sink. I memorized how many times you rolled over when sleeping, and you told me what I talked about in my sleep. I knew the five places you lived at and the four places you wanted to. We danced in nightclubs, in bars, in schoolyards, in back seats and bedrooms, and ballrooms. There were fifteen black tie events, one wedding, and over two hundred concerts. I wrote over fifty thousand poems made over three hundred paintings, and took somewhere around twenty-eight thousand pictures. I once took you to breakfast every morning for a week and dinner every night. I bought you one hundred twenty six cups of coffee, fifty-two cocktails, and one Shirley Temple. I only had to help you change clothes thrice, but I helped you undress over a thousand. I always remembered to lift up you hair if I helped you put on a jacket, and never made you walk on the street side. There were over 2,000 bands and artists I introduced you too. You taught me about fashion, about photography, about being a good person. We sang in the shower, sang in the car, whispered before falling asleep. I sent you dozens of flowers and you watered them all. In my favorite yellow chair I do not have any regrets or any wants. I fulfilled a life time in two years. I was an upstanding gentleman, always. And then out of the blue you didn't want me to touch you anymore. One time in an airport in DC we ran 48 terminals to see each other again. You taught me not to be afraid of flying, that it's important to be myself. And when it ended the first time I wrote you two letters a day for three months. Tomorrow when I wake up I will make the bed, put the music on, smoke a cigarette, then take a shower. Afterwards I will get dressed, grab my belongings and go get four shots of espresso like I have been doing every day for the past five years. Everything will be the same. At the end of the day, after work, after listening to a plethora of music, talking to a plethora of people, I will not talk to you. After two years two years and 2,163 phone calls, I will not talk to you for two days in a row. I will lay in my bed and count the mews, but I miss the weight on the mattress, the heat of your whole, the temperature of your voice, and the redolence of your perfume, but I will have no regrets when I rollover thrice, to the right, to the left, and to the right.
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Dec 17, 2020
Dec 17, 2020 at 4:03 PM UTC
Letter to Britni West 1-18-2015
Dearest Britni, I was warmed by your thermal tub, the belly of your indiscretions and the way you held those mule-hearts in plastic jars beneath the cupboard where your favorite cups and coins were kept. The magic beat of your fingertips made my skin jump crazy out of my shirt and pants. I wonder if the turnover has always been this way for you, meaning to say, when the trips always ended did you take back the second pillow into the other room, where your ivory curtains opened, and did you feel the need to lock the door to your bedroom. The word, 'house guest' implies less visitation privileges than actually took place. I believe it was more of an involved visit. There were certainly visitation privileges but there was also visitation writ. I had to keep my jeans clean. There were no shoes allowed in the bed. And extracurricular activities were kept to their time tables-- that is to stay that spontaneity occurred only when it fit into the time table. I was never much for making you lunch in the morning. It has always been difficult for me to think of the meals before they happened, though I knew what was in every drawer, every closet, every cabinet. The insides and outs of a decade of dreams. In short time I became mesmerized with the perfect patterns in your arms and on your legs. I could crook my head in a way to look at the sunset from under your arm or stand on a chair to look down at the top of your head. And then one day you told me I was weird. This time I wanted to be fulfilled. I did not want to miss a thing. I made sure to slide my fingers in between your toes, I squeezed the bottoms of your feet with the bottoms of my feet. There are many recitals, many performances, and even more personal encounters that cannot be recalled to mind, but I am sure they happened. If I had the opportunity I would attempt to pick your nose again. Something I did every chance I had though you abhorred it. To lick the side of your face, the bottom of your chin, the interior of your armpit, the lengths of your legs, and the rims of your lips-- I lived our life to the fullest. All interactions were encouraged. We played in sunlight, in nightlight, during day showers, and ate by the seaside. We traveled to four states, two lakes, and two oceans. We drove in excess of 20,000 miles, received fifty-seven parking tickets, five speeding tickets, thirty-five thousand two hundred eighty four compliments, fifty-two salutations, fifteen, "you're an adorable couple," three hundred complimentary access, two free tickets to a museum exhibition, took over one hundred fifty flights between the two of us, and received your father's permission. We slept in showers, swam in baths, and drank from swimming pools. We shared the bathroom, the bed, and the kitchen sink. I memorized how many times you rolled over when sleeping, and you told me what I talked about in my sleep. I knew the five places you lived at and the four places you wanted to. We danced in nightclubs, in bars, in schoolyards, in back seats and bedrooms, and ballrooms. There were fifteen black tie events, one wedding, and over two hundred concerts. I wrote over fifty thousand poems made over three hundred paintings, and took somewhere around twenty-eight thousand pictures. I once took you to breakfast every morning for a week and dinner every night. I bought you one hundred twenty six cups of coffee, fifty-two cocktails, and one Shirley Temple. I only had to help you change clothes thrice, but I helped you undress over a thousand. I always remembered to lift up you hair if I helped you put on a jacket, and never made you walk on the street side. There were over 2,000 bands and artists I introduced you too. You taught me about fashion, about photography, about being a good person. We sang in the shower, sang in the car, whispered before falling asleep. I sent you dozens of flowers and you watered them all. In my favorite yellow chair I do not have any regrets or any wants. I fulfilled a life time in two years. I was an upstanding gentleman, always. And then out of the blue you didn't want me to touch you anymore. One time in an airport in DC we ran 48 terminals to see each other again. You taught me not to be afraid of flying, that it's important to be myself. And when it ended the first time I wrote you two letters a day for three months. Tomorrow when I wake up I will make the bed, put the music on, smoke a cigarette, then take a shower. Afterwards I will get dressed, grab my belongings and go get four shots of espresso like I have been doing every day for the past five years. Everything will be the same. At the end of the day, after work, after listening to a plethora of music, talking to a plethora of people, I will not talk to you. After two years two years and 2,163 phone calls, I will not talk to you for two days in a row. I will lay in my bed and count the mews, but I miss the weight on the mattress, the heat of your whole, the temperature of your voice, and the redolence of your perfume, but I will have no regrets when I rollover thrice, to the right, to the left, and to the right.
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A gad fly, a drunken blue fly, and I were discussing the curse of being a fly, if men were the measure of all things. We rise as riders on winds, and raise dust when we land, ignorant of sophistry, but knowledgeable, i.e., read-up in classic biblical knowing. {you know, as Adam knew his wife} Yeah that idea, essentiality and haecceity, causa sui, per se, in other words, we could insert and still mean mere words {digitized wisdom begins as words} reading words makes them animated, not live, not living being words, reason essence, point of truth being the answer to why there is a memory of nothing, and not nothing now? Idle words accounted once, are ever liable to personal interpretations, thus we have classes in ifity. We learn via living, that every thing, even the matter the newborn whatever is made of, all was here before me. I am why history occurred, so far as I may say. I am the point being only this hominidiotic thought, they call an ideology and I am sure I think it means some impossible to realize, Leave It To Beaver sequel, where Eddie Haskell is the cop, who squeezers the life out of a man, on video we witnessed enmasse, right we saw and were we to not believe deep down what we saw could have been stopped, if that camera had been in my hand? Yeah, like me shove that big old cop, he shoot me, Yeah, make ya famous. Name abridge too, feryerass Maybe, but I heard and seems I seen its so, many's the wish gone wanting, for lack of a man who will try. Say winning is done with warfare, no fair, child say, bully child, was reared in a bullied home, seed of some Minetaurical idea for rearing kings, feed them bull hormones and lies frome the wisest of men, men of letters, many undicipherable but to the survivors of the mazing, The Amazing Grace and Pledges of Allegiance and all that, nothing spiritual, only inspirational national pride, very carnal minded stuff, on the surface. Hmm, gadfly, or blue, give us some perspective. We seem to be marching, as to war, keep in cadence to a bull horn -- gnoshit this is gnostic alchemy jungina ju ju wu wu wei we must be making this up. You the enabler. I be the artist, who gone be the accuser? -- games, y' think first, thank later, as each lesson teaches this works, that don't points add up, bit by bit, we begin, be-re-sit, ctrl/alt/del blue screen of death. ahhh men. imagine we was once as **** as we imagined, and we have the grandchildren to prove it. imagine we could leave these bodies behind, and not lose our minds, or any of the roles we have played. This is like that. Today. It’s a trip, not a journey. I'd take it from the top and feel safe landing here.
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Sep 12, 2020
Sep 12, 2020 at 12:10 AM UTC
Fly witnesses
A gad fly, a drunken blue fly, and I were discussing the curse of being a fly, if men were the measure of all things. We rise as riders on winds, and raise dust when we land, ignorant of sophistry, but knowledgeable, i.e., read-up in classic biblical knowing. {you know, as Adam knew his wife} Yeah that idea, essentiality and haecceity, causa sui, per se, in other words, we could insert and still mean mere words {digitized wisdom begins as words} reading words makes them animated, not live, not living being words, reason essence, point of truth being the answer to why there is a memory of nothing, and not nothing now? Idle words accounted once, are ever liable to personal interpretations, thus we have classes in ifity. We learn via living, that every thing, even the matter the newborn whatever is made of, all was here before me. I am why history occurred, so far as I may say. I am the point being only this hominidiotic thought, they call an ideology and I am sure I think it means some impossible to realize, Leave It To Beaver sequel, where Eddie Haskell is the cop, who squeezers the life out of a man, on video we witnessed enmasse, right we saw and were we to not believe deep down what we saw could have been stopped, if that camera had been in my hand? Yeah, like me shove that big old cop, he shoot me, Yeah, make ya famous. Name abridge too, feryerass Maybe, but I heard and seems I seen its so, many's the wish gone wanting, for lack of a man who will try. Say winning is done with warfare, no fair, child say, bully child, was reared in a bullied home, seed of some Minetaurical idea for rearing kings, feed them bull hormones and lies frome the wisest of men, men of letters, many undicipherable but to the survivors of the mazing, The Amazing Grace and Pledges of Allegiance and all that, nothing spiritual, only inspirational national pride, very carnal minded stuff, on the surface. Hmm, gadfly, or blue, give us some perspective. We seem to be marching, as to war, keep in cadence to a bull horn -- gnoshit this is gnostic alchemy jungina ju ju wu wu wei we must be making this up. You the enabler. I be the artist, who gone be the accuser? -- games, y' think first, thank later, as each lesson teaches this works, that don't points add up, bit by bit, we begin, be-re-sit, ctrl/alt/del blue screen of death. ahhh men. imagine we was once as **** as we imagined, and we have the grandchildren to prove it. imagine we could leave these bodies behind, and not lose our minds, or any of the roles we have played. This is like that. Today. It’s a trip, not a journey. I'd take it from the top and feel safe landing here.
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Did you ever, Nail the sun to the wall then Keep your mind's eye open, because, you can. It won't go blind, your mind's eye, focused on the sun nailed to the sky wall As you curve away at the pace of A Roman hoplite clone running A million miles an hour 2000 years away from here Very thin light now To the east while watching, Focusing, on the sun in the west While you stand your Ground. Suppose this, That came to be a rite of Passage into the thin light Of night Many generations after First father showed his third son. Never has any deed done in light Been banished by the night. Light expands thinner ever Thinner nacring light limning Evermore Even thin light from the shadow side of things Thins more, harmoniously Mingling through ancient Pearl layers billions upon Billions of stars-light. First father knew that he talked with God, Who does nothing without Showing someone Like me or you. "make not your thoughts your prisons" "go not, gently" into that thinning light "be gone" Photons stretched 2000 light years wide 1 photon deep Colliding with some tomorrows, Some yesterdays, some almost right now, So thin yesterday, today, and tomorrow Are the same as the same and As thick as galaxies. Did you nail the sun to the wall?
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Aug 24, 2020
Aug 24, 2020 at 3:02 PM UTC
Do you notice things are moving?
This has been a rough few week Hah, more like months Why are we dancing like this Spinning 'round in circles Never touching, never leaving I can't be the only one who's tired of this But can you imagine a life Where we finally meet Touch in the middle Fall in love I know that isn't me But it could be In a world where I'm strong Where I can make you laugh Sit in the back Smiling and flash peace signs Laughing in the halls Would you still walk me to class Hold my hand if I asked I can imagine you when you drive Screeching and dramatic Blasting Boy Division and Eyes glued to the road We don't talk about serious things In normal places Words slip out into Normal conversations Bleeding from the edges Are we closer now Or further away I have a lot of questions for you That I'll never ask Like if I'm good enough If you could ever even love me Why you asked about my boyfriend And decided to confide In the middle Of a highschool cafeteria It's not that I mind I just want to ask why Tomorrow, I won't see you Will we still talk Or will a silence fall Like the snow that won't come And deafen us forever Will I sit with you again Laugh with all your friends You seemed happy enough Was that what you wanted all along Do you do what I do Can you ever fall asleep On a cloudy afternoon Would you wake up If I asked you to If the sun was rising From behind the clouds If the blinds weren't down Would you let me Hold your hamster And what was with those eyes When I said the only thing I want Is someone to sing The other half Of Promiscuous with me Were you thinking about it When you asked me to put you on my shoulders At the MCR concert What did you mean When you said we'd go to a break room For your birthday party Who else would be there I can't imagine It'd just be me And if we do meet What does that mean Can I pet your hair Pick you up and run While you struggle and giggle And not quite scream What did you mean When you said your best friend was emo Did you mean me You were looking at me Am I the closest thing you have To a friend at this point What happened last year I can see you flunking But not without reason Who are you Beneath all of your clothes What made you this way Who shaped you Into the being You are today Can we lift sometime Go to a shop I can body block Or maybe just hit the road Complain about my family's Unspiced plain taco meat It's not my fault They are like that You know that too I like that Would you listen to a song If I sent it to you And I know that there's A reason you left the friend group Are you worth giving up Everybody else Something in me screams That you just might be And what if we do What if we end up In rural New Jersey Driving up for the weekends Or down to your apartment To stay up and sleep in Would you lay next to me Stay up with me Read and talk and ***** to me Would you be everything I need I couldn't be yours forever I wouldn't be yours at all And I can see you With that stupid, self satisfied half smile Hands on your hips Androgynous Content to let me Be my own person Yeah, I can see that I can feel the rise and fall of your chest Maybe we'll roadtrip With your old friends who smoke **** They could drive Stay up all night You'd fall asleep on me in the backseat No stops in town Just gas stations And fields of grey grasses Your friend would download Really bad movies Play them on an iPad Propped up on the dashboard Feet up, head back Singing that life's just like that We could pull over To the side of the road Get out, stretch our weary limbs I can see you squatting down Picking up rocks and stones I wouldn't kiss you then Maybe wouldn't ever But I'd watch your back Would you watch me back Would you watch me too Would you look in my eyes And see something other Than the standard grey blue Would you find religion In my hands and fingers I hope you wouldn't I don't want you to Would you appraise my body As just another creature A vessel for my soul And would you care Would you stand with me When it mattered Or would you walk away Would things be the same As they were at the start Shaking hands Sitting on the floor, reading books Swinging at the park Maybe I know you now What you're doing Walking past me Never looking back at me You want me to follow you Through highs and lows Thick and thin And I can't chase you forever I don't even want to But you saw something in me You answered me You remembered National Emo Day You asked me to play drums While you played bass You asked me what I thought About your hair You showed me your dogs Texted me about bands And I think you meant it When you shook my hand Greeted me Asked to meet with me Didn't ignore me On the first day back Even when you saw your friends You sat outside in the cold Rejected the good table And put up with me Even when my jokes didn't land And I stepped on your toes Crossed your lines Wasted your time So do you sleep in the light Do you think there's a heaven After this life What happened with your parents Where do you want to go Have you ever loved someone Do I really want to know Who was that one ex The one even skinnier than me Will you laugh while I cry Or will you look away from me Are your scared of being broken Or far past ready to break Do you want to fall in love right now Or will I have to wait
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Dec 20, 2019
Dec 20, 2019 at 5:21 PM UTC
Imagine Being The One
This has been a rough few week Hah, more like months Why are we dancing like this Spinning 'round in circles Never touching, never leaving I can't be the only one who's tired of this But can you imagine a life Where we finally meet Touch in the middle Fall in love I know that isn't me But it could be In a world where I'm strong Where I can make you laugh Sit in the back Smiling and flash peace signs Laughing in the halls Would you still walk me to class Hold my hand if I asked I can imagine you when you drive Screeching and dramatic Blasting Boy Division and Eyes glued to the road We don't talk about serious things In normal places Words slip out into Normal conversations Bleeding from the edges Are we closer now Or further away I have a lot of questions for you That I'll never ask Like if I'm good enough If you could ever even love me Why you asked about my boyfriend And decided to confide In the middle Of a highschool cafeteria It's not that I mind I just want to ask why Tomorrow, I won't see you Will we still talk Or will a silence fall Like the snow that won't come And deafen us forever Will I sit with you again Laugh with all your friends You seemed happy enough Was that what you wanted all along Do you do what I do Can you ever fall asleep On a cloudy afternoon Would you wake up If I asked you to If the sun was rising From behind the clouds If the blinds weren't down Would you let me Hold your hamster And what was with those eyes When I said the only thing I want Is someone to sing The other half Of Promiscuous with me Were you thinking about it When you asked me to put you on my shoulders At the MCR concert What did you mean When you said we'd go to a break room For your birthday party Who else would be there I can't imagine It'd just be me And if we do meet What does that mean Can I pet your hair Pick you up and run While you struggle and giggle And not quite scream What did you mean When you said your best friend was emo Did you mean me You were looking at me Am I the closest thing you have To a friend at this point What happened last year I can see you flunking But not without reason Who are you Beneath all of your clothes What made you this way Who shaped you Into the being You are today Can we lift sometime Go to a shop I can body block Or maybe just hit the road Complain about my family's Unspiced plain taco meat It's not my fault They are like that You know that too I like that Would you listen to a song If I sent it to you And I know that there's A reason you left the friend group Are you worth giving up Everybody else Something in me screams That you just might be And what if we do What if we end up In rural New Jersey Driving up for the weekends Or down to your apartment To stay up and sleep in Would you lay next to me Stay up with me Read and talk and ***** to me Would you be everything I need I couldn't be yours forever I wouldn't be yours at all And I can see you With that stupid, self satisfied half smile Hands on your hips Androgynous Content to let me Be my own person Yeah, I can see that I can feel the rise and fall of your chest Maybe we'll roadtrip With your old friends who smoke **** They could drive Stay up all night You'd fall asleep on me in the backseat No stops in town Just gas stations And fields of grey grasses Your friend would download Really bad movies Play them on an iPad Propped up on the dashboard Feet up, head back Singing that life's just like that We could pull over To the side of the road Get out, stretch our weary limbs I can see you squatting down Picking up rocks and stones I wouldn't kiss you then Maybe wouldn't ever But I'd watch your back Would you watch me back Would you watch me too Would you look in my eyes And see something other Than the standard grey blue Would you find religion In my hands and fingers I hope you wouldn't I don't want you to Would you appraise my body As just another creature A vessel for my soul And would you care Would you stand with me When it mattered Or would you walk away Would things be the same As they were at the start Shaking hands Sitting on the floor, reading books Swinging at the park Maybe I know you now What you're doing Walking past me Never looking back at me You want me to follow you Through highs and lows Thick and thin And I can't chase you forever I don't even want to But you saw something in me You answered me You remembered National Emo Day You asked me to play drums While you played bass You asked me what I thought About your hair You showed me your dogs Texted me about bands And I think you meant it When you shook my hand Greeted me Asked to meet with me Didn't ignore me On the first day back Even when you saw your friends You sat outside in the cold Rejected the good table And put up with me Even when my jokes didn't land And I stepped on your toes Crossed your lines Wasted your time So do you sleep in the light Do you think there's a heaven After this life What happened with your parents Where do you want to go Have you ever loved someone Do I really want to know Who was that one ex The one even skinnier than me Will you laugh while I cry Or will you look away from me Are your scared of being broken Or far past ready to break Do you want to fall in love right now Or will I have to wait
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You remind me of Chai tea. You're warm, and sweet, and you make me want to curl up with you on a rainy day, tangled in bedsheets and watching the rain pitter patter on the window, in my pajamas and my hair piled up atop my head, listening to soft music that speak of lazy love and croon of kisses. You make me think of tan sweaters and unrecognizable spices, alluding to all the mystery I don't know and want to know, devouring you like I would a good book on a crisp autumn day. You make me want to take a road trip to a forest where the fog comes meandering in, and I sit in the backseat, talking about life-to me, to you, or my non-metaphorical, quite literal, tea. You make me want to slow down, and sit in a coffee shop and work on a book, or admire the chipped mug that you came in. You remind me of Chai tea, and all that we could be.
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Jan 23, 2018
Jan 23, 2018 at 11:34 PM UTC
Chai Tea
And there you were Your eyes of moons Your skin burning Paper on the tongue And there I was My eyes resined red Your little play thing Your mademoiselle Snap me in half And who am I to talk? I’m but poison And that, that my darling, Is why you will drink me And then spit me out And I will, once again, Be Nothing.
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May 21, 2017
May 21, 2017 at 2:54 PM UTC
One Thousand and One Things
Type all the thoughts Tenderness Torture Trips that tries the tendencies Tempts till the tricky turns Traces the track to transition Type these trending thoughts Turn the trap on
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May 15, 2017
May 15, 2017 at 2:14 PM UTC
trap on
C old & cool A iry & abuzz N atural & noble A ppetizing & appealing D angerous & dandy A muck & AWESOME
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Apr 27, 2017
Apr 27, 2017 at 7:46 AM UTC
Canada
Ungraded roads have many holes, Gravel, and running ditches. Before a rain, they seem more wide than narrow. Long but terminal. These roads I'm led to roam, Not straight, but bending to travel. Signs warn of deer or bumps, With a bridge dead ahead. Chances are, it's a single lane, And timing dictates crossing. My spinning wheels clear the ruts, But soon they fill again, As if I never passed.
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Mar 27, 2017
Mar 27, 2017 at 11:37 AM UTC
Some Roads I'm Led to Roam
this is our shiny bubble. we float around with no care, its reflective surface shielding us from the outside world. you stare at me with rainbow eyes. full of possibility, full of hope. no longer do they run away at the slightest sign of me. instead they press on; recklessly moving forward, 20 kilometers per hour on curves. i keep the budding fear to myself. we're working so hard to stay afloat. oh, how i dread the day we pop
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Mar 12, 2017
Mar 12, 2017 at 3:03 AM UTC
i hope there's traffic
She took the stairs and followed her mind shaped road to nowhere. Nowhere had novocaine and a whole lot of what  should not be shared. Mind trips, Dulled her to otherworldly stares, Bruised lips, And no one in sight to look for her welfare, Comatose limbs taking her from nowhere to nowhere. Fogged brain taking away every bit of care, But her dulled heart, Still dare. Thump, thump, thump.
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Aug 7, 2016
Aug 7, 2016 at 11:46 AM UTC
Thump, thump, thump.....
Hellos, goodbyes, Tears, smiles, regrets. Families going together And some breaking apart. The planes come And go and so do the people It's a place we all have been to But only a few of us truly know it
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Apr 29, 2016
Apr 29, 2016 at 10:54 AM UTC
Airport
She went on a trip. Away in the state. She went on a trip. Away from contact. I wait til she's online. Then I message her. I feel quite annoying. I just really miss her. I miss her a lot. She is one of the only people I talk to. Now what do I do? She's not here. Emily I miss you. I want to know how it was. It looks like you had fun. Whenever you get the time let me know. I really miss you just letting you know.
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Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 2:17 AM UTC
I miss her.
The mind engaged in logic I can barely see My days sudden bursts I can rarely breath The flight of the air Carries me through The panic and dire Soothes my blues It’s the lurch Of a flip It’s not lunch But a trip Those piano notes Cascades my blues A remedy to inspire I died a thousand times When I missed him so The baggage I build Grazing on those grounds ******* to fly again It’s the lurch Of a flip It’s not lunch But a trip Ferry me through Carry me  through For I need a train And a carriage One for me One for you One for us One for all The lurch Unlatched The trip Unflipped Lets all have lunch. Huh?
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Feb 19, 2016
Feb 19, 2016 at 7:32 AM UTC
Lurch Trips
We're boating on Brindley's cut cruising to the cotton city Manchester where it all goes on the engine of our empire. Eight hours of ease from Top Locks, meals provided, plenty to see here on the cutting edge of British engineering. A night out on the tiles then back again to dear old Runcorn, something to tell our kids, the start of a transport revolution.
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Nov 1, 2015
Nov 1, 2015 at 10:50 AM UTC
Runcorn: Joining the Transport Revolution
I woke up bathing in the moon light. It was of warmth and tender touch. Though I know that I have to get through of it. So I did everything I have to as I took it for granted. As I went outside to take on my path, my yesterdays kept huanting and pulling me back. I fought and I fought until I thought it was alright. But I'm not alright. I let myself be taken and be brought to another realm where reality's obscure and so desperate to show there's life when there's none. The sun's about to come and the sky's turning teal. I am again on the same road I walked a thousand times before. And I'd walk a million times more. It's not only becoming a habbit, it's becoming more of regularity in my system. I want my yesterday to capture me this time.
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Mar 29, 2015
Mar 29, 2015 at 6:15 AM UTC
A Trip Away From Home
I smelt it from afar and thought about the The imaginations The cool breeze The sound sleep The trips The laughter The hot *** Lovely night it would be. #Highness #Trips #Love
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Jan 25, 2015
Jan 25, 2015 at 2:12 AM UTC
Mary Jane
Turn the music up My favorite song Ethereal Set in motion Ice cold window Coasting at seventy-five Dropping low In the right direction Passing every exit The murals written The night time Jumbled emotions perpetuated In a handshake Or a smile Sigh Yeah Now that's the real America
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Jan 17, 2015
Jan 17, 2015 at 12:23 AM UTC
Colorado Bound