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"abercrombie" poems
You wake up everyday for school feeling like your not as cool there all calling you a fool and their laying down the rules they all call you so many names you feel like your drowning in a pool school isn't for learning anymore its just becoming hell for some just because they wanna be a *** thinking its all fun? nah its actually pretty dumb people becoming numb from all this hate hoping someone could try and open a gate try and get them out all this hate ... before its to late why tho? because she's not as rich and you wanna be a ***** well listen here honey how bout you go crawl in a ditch everybody has there own story not everybody can be wearing abercrombie and fitch so listen here ***** you can hop off now and give yourself a bow I don't know how but take a bow congradulate how much hate you make because they found the girl you were bullying not only in depression but dead in a lake when are you gonna wake up and realize this **** isn't a joke
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Aug 20, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 at 3:42 AM UTC
Stay Strong
The Box by Lascelles Abercrombie Once upon a time, in the land of Hush-A-Bye, Around about the wondrous days of yore,
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Dec 21, 2014
Dec 21, 2014 at 11:31 AM UTC
The Box by Lascelles Abercrombie
Does it sting you if I tell you, you're a ****** a thief, and a liar by association? Sure you've been convicted and you wear your prison tags with pride This is not a tale, this is not for your entertainment, I'm talking about you! Wearing your abercrombie and fitch, am I interrupting the call on your iphone! Sure what you buy has been cleansed to hide the stench of blood and sweat Do you know where it's made? Do you care about those who made it? Think you got it bad? Wait until you see factory workers cry! They can't because their tears dehydrate their malnourished bodies Your thinking its alright to be at ease, better think twice Panic, your self-preservation is not safe, your body's agency will soon give way Living in ghettos, urban centers, metropolises, seeking comfort among congestion Depositories for the excesses of humanity, fresh produce scarce, drugs plenty Commercial, social, fashion districts hiding alley ways and misery
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Mar 14, 2013
Mar 14, 2013 at 12:29 AM UTC
Criminal Association (Consumerist Agency?)
At night I like to rest my fingertips on the protruding hipbone that is still covered by a fleshy layer of cushion. Of fat. Why do we shy away from that description so often? Fat. Those three letters haunted me more than anything for the past 7 years, and I would hear it all too often. And when I didn't hear it, I'd see it in their eyes. I was not like the rest of them. No Abercrombie for this pudgy middle schooler, and no eating candy unless I wanted to be ridiculed and stereotyped. But not until my senior year of high school did it finally get to me. I stopped eating. One almond at most and nothing else. Fat. Fat. Disgusting. Shameful. Ugly. All synonymous in my head. Now it's completely different. I embrace my beautiful body. Every curve, every scar, every red engrained stretch mark. I wear them with pride. I take off my shirt for my lovers without fear or shame. My body is bigger than societies idealistic and impossible standards of beauty... And thank God For That.
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Oct 31, 2012
Oct 31, 2012 at 4:18 PM UTC
Happy Curves
what am I... if the mere color of my skin smears fear, suspicion and dread in the heads of perfect strangers...? what am I... if I feel the need to recede to a sanctuary within   my very own black skin allowing the familiar stranger sharing the elevator to exhale and set  her bundle of apprehension, perceived and imagined, aside for the ride...? what am I... if I instinctively hide my black eyes in the screens of iphones and ipads avoiding icontact when isolated with nervous strangers lest I inflate the balloon of anxiety to panicked proportions....? creating that space of comfort for all nervous strangers in my life becomes my obsession... and I switch lanes by night crossing to the other side of  streets with dim lights lest I collide head-on with trepidation personified in the eyes of perfect strangers... and I ditch the hoodie for a crew neck sweater by abercrombie and fitch lest some slug with a 9mm gun profile me as a **** and defy order, rhyme and reason to exercise his license to **** in the still of a rainy night in florida with no credible witness in sight... what am I...? ~ P (7/18/2013)
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Jul 20, 2013
Jul 20, 2013 at 2:55 PM UTC
I Ain't Shit!...by Pablo
Sometimes I would walk through the halls, feeling nothing but anxiety. My mind would become flooded: What should I be doing… what should I be saying... what is everyone thinking? See- I used to float to the back of the room to the back of my mind where I escaped the world by reading. Nerdy. A loser. A freak. I was too intelligent for my age. It wasn’t COOL to get straight A’s. Then I advanced to the seventh grade, with no idea my life was about to change. I made a friend. Then Two. Then Three. A former unknown concept: “popularity”. Skater shoes, with laces you didn’t tie, pink backpacks, hair straight as a pin- Abercrombie- led me to a moment I still hate today: “Try some of this”. It wasn’t COOL if you said no. It was my first taste of intoxication, my first taste of escape- escape of my mind, the thoughts, The anxiety. The more I sipped, the more I let go. The drinks would become stronger, we raged every other night. Tolerances were creeping up high, control started waving goodbye to my mind. It wasn’t COOL to be sober. We laughed, we kid- called ourselves “alcoholics”. If only then I knew more, and the future I would soon endure because of the potion we poured and poured. It wasn’t COOL to be a lightweight. Some years later I bragged and I boasted, over the amount of liquor I could intake. “The only girl who could outdrink the boys”- the girl, I’d someday unrelated. She’d fallen for everything society had wanted to create. “Popularity”. Then came the day I knew would eventually arrive- the day of realization and what it meant to be alive. I no longer wanted to be COOL. Because with each drink, the value of life was swallowed- I never have felt quite that hollow. As if all the knowledge that once filled my mind vanished. I yearned for nothing but to go back to the days, when I was uncool and got straight A’s.
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Mar 4, 2015
Mar 4, 2015 at 3:52 PM UTC
Straight A's
Sometimes I would walk through the halls, feeling nothing but anxiety. My mind would become flooded: What should I be doing… what should I be saying... what is everyone thinking? See- I used to float to the back of the room to the back of my mind where I escaped the world by reading. Nerdy. A loser. A freak. I was too intelligent for my age. It wasn’t COOL to get straight A’s. Then I advanced to the seventh grade, with no idea my life was about to change. I made a friend. Then Two. Then Three. A former unknown concept: “popularity”. Skater shoes, with laces you didn’t tie, pink backpacks, hair straight as a pin- Abercrombie- led me to a moment I still hate today: “Try some of this”. It wasn’t COOL if you said no. It was my first taste of intoxication, my first taste of escape- escape of my mind, the thoughts, The anxiety. The more I sipped, the more I let go. The drinks would become stronger, we raged every other night. Tolerances were creeping up high, control started waving goodbye to my mind. It wasn’t COOL to be sober. We laughed, we kid- called ourselves “alcoholics”. If only then I knew more, and the future I would soon endure because of the potion we poured and poured. It wasn’t COOL to be a lightweight. Some years later I bragged and I boasted, over the amount of liquor I could intake. “The only girl who could outdrink the boys”- the girl, I’d someday unrelated. She’d fallen for everything society had wanted to create. “Popularity”. Then came the day I knew would eventually arrive- the day of realization and what it meant to be alive. I no longer wanted to be COOL. Because with each drink, the value of life was swallowed- I never have felt quite that hollow. As if all the knowledge that once filled my mind vanished. I yearned for nothing but to go back to the days, when I was uncool and got straight A’s.
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Senior year filled with bliss Senior year full of lists life lessons we've all learned no Qur'an to be burned acceptance and tolerance is taught things we ought not do and things we ought to skipping classes oh what fun getting lots of essays never done enough We've all got pretty tough after four years time spent on homework friends experiencing life is defiantly sublime getting ready for the future yet we still cant see the whole **** picture kind of nervous kind of scared at the end of the year when we'll really see who really cared to be true friends til the bitter end through all our ups and all our downs clean out the friend list get ready for the plunge each day is another last memories we shall forget names that used to have purpose are now found meaningless find a purpose find a place society dictates this is our anthem that although times are bad working is all you have each election getting meaner every day a little harder HOPE MY *** this is all a clever lie high school teaches us so much yet none is remembered none is obtained vague concepts taught to the blind masses When will the people learn? To STAND UP Stand up against corruption and illegal government spending-WHOOPS guess that was left outta the text books Stay civil stay sane Follow the "American culture" Eat fat stay thin this is hypocrisy we now live in Vote for Republican Vote for Democrat doesn't matter in the end they are the same Abercrombie and Fitch VS Hollister Same brand different label Don't you see? Can't you see? This hypocrisy.... is real as real as you or Me End of line
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Feb 11, 2013
Feb 11, 2013 at 2:17 AM UTC
old poem i found
Senior year filled with bliss Senior year full of lists life lessons we've all learned no Qur'an to be burned acceptance and tolerance is taught things we ought not do and things we ought to skipping classes oh what fun getting lots of essays never done enough We've all got pretty tough after four years time spent on homework friends experiencing life is defiantly sublime getting ready for the future yet we still cant see the whole **** picture kind of nervous kind of scared at the end of the year when we'll really see who really cared to be true friends til the bitter end through all our ups and all our downs clean out the friend list get ready for the plunge each day is another last memories we shall forget names that used to have purpose are now found meaningless find a purpose find a place society dictates this is our anthem that although times are bad working is all you have each election getting meaner every day a little harder HOPE MY *** this is all a clever lie high school teaches us so much yet none is remembered none is obtained vague concepts taught to the blind masses When will the people learn? To STAND UP Stand up against corruption and illegal government spending-WHOOPS guess that was left outta the text books Stay civil stay sane Follow the "American culture" Eat fat stay thin this is hypocrisy we now live in Vote for Republican Vote for Democrat doesn't matter in the end they are the same Abercrombie and Fitch VS Hollister Same brand different label Don't you see? Can't you see? This hypocrisy.... is real as real as you or Me End of line
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I am motherless. She sits on the hutch in our dining room, in a ceramic urn. Watching her fall has made me rise I will be her polar opposite. Her failure is my success. I was numb to her death, Like watching through one-way glass, My heart feeling no pain, no loss. Just relief. I am safe now. I am a muzzle. I keep my feelings and frustrations to myself, Bottled like colored sand and shells. They rest on the tip of my tongue sometimes, Rehearsed words to finally say what I mean. But every time I talk myself down, And push the words back down, Fingers thrusting cork underwater. From time to time I wish to shed a skin of attentiveness, To take the words for what they are, rather than how they’re said. I am a dream drawer With broad strokes of man-made nostalgia I paint A colonial home, On a tree lined street, A square front yard, A big oak tree, Green grass and a wraparound porch. Inside, There are varnished floors, Built-in bookcases, An Ikea kitchen, And a Pottery Barn living room. The kids wear Abercrombie, The school bus stops at our front door, and I am a mother for my children and for myself. I am a street photographer. Windows are my viewfinders, showing a moment of life inside of a house. Click. I am fascinated by the insides of a home. I wish I could stop time and walk inside, To see what’s behind that glass photograph. I am a poet. My dreams and desires, My feelings and frustrations, Are not spoken, but written. I cannot just “turn on” my poetry, I need something to speak to me, Like my toes in a backyard pool during twilight, Or a restless night. They whisper at me, Cast me meaningful glances. I am a miner, Searching for diamonds in a harmony, Where I just have to close my eyes, Smile, and be swallowed by the whale of melody and drums. I am Jonah, Wrapped in a musical hurricane, I am surrounded and forced to forget Everything but what I’m hearing.
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Jun 26, 2010
Jun 26, 2010 at 10:43 PM UTC
Puzzle Pieces.
I am motherless. She sits on the hutch in our dining room, in a ceramic urn. Watching her fall has made me rise I will be her polar opposite. Her failure is my success. I was numb to her death, Like watching through one-way glass, My heart feeling no pain, no loss. Just relief. I am safe now. I am a muzzle. I keep my feelings and frustrations to myself, Bottled like colored sand and shells. They rest on the tip of my tongue sometimes, Rehearsed words to finally say what I mean. But every time I talk myself down, And push the words back down, Fingers thrusting cork underwater. From time to time I wish to shed a skin of attentiveness, To take the words for what they are, rather than how they’re said. I am a dream drawer With broad strokes of man-made nostalgia I paint A colonial home, On a tree lined street, A square front yard, A big oak tree, Green grass and a wraparound porch. Inside, There are varnished floors, Built-in bookcases, An Ikea kitchen, And a Pottery Barn living room. The kids wear Abercrombie, The school bus stops at our front door, and I am a mother for my children and for myself. I am a street photographer. Windows are my viewfinders, showing a moment of life inside of a house. Click. I am fascinated by the insides of a home. I wish I could stop time and walk inside, To see what’s behind that glass photograph. I am a poet. My dreams and desires, My feelings and frustrations, Are not spoken, but written. I cannot just “turn on” my poetry, I need something to speak to me, Like my toes in a backyard pool during twilight, Or a restless night. They whisper at me, Cast me meaningful glances. I am a miner, Searching for diamonds in a harmony, Where I just have to close my eyes, Smile, and be swallowed by the whale of melody and drums. I am Jonah, Wrapped in a musical hurricane, I am surrounded and forced to forget Everything but what I’m hearing.
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i haven't fallen in love with someone in such a long time i'm pretty sure if the abercrombie and fitch of cowtown usa confessed his life long love for me right now i'd tell him to **** off. my sister is gushing her way through a romantic comedy romance with some hot criminal justice major and i'm happy to proffer advice and cluck sympathetically and oo and aww at the right moment but my lack of drive to have something similar for myself is slightly disconcerting i worry that if i ever do have someone that means something to me i'll have to explain to to them about my family why i don't talk to my mom why my little brothers and sisters can't see my dad why my body is covered in scars why i'm such a ****** up clown girl and to be honest i feel as if i don't have the ******* energy to lay everything bear to a potentially back-stabbing piece of **** human being i've learned that everyone has that potential my own mother tore me to pieces in front of a court of law if the woman who gave birth to you and claimed to love you for 18 years can turn into a monster so quickly so can anyone else and that is why i don't love people like i say i do because somewhere i know that they'll **** me over they're human, it's what they do little clown girl, sit on your dusty shelf until it's empty and you have it to yourself i don't need any other accent i just need space and a knife
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 1:04 AM UTC
lonely clown girl
The smell of Abercrombie cologne, apple orchard candles and spearmint gum always bring you back Some nights I lay and stare at the walls hoping you heard that song on the way home from work and your eyes teared up The taste of mtn dew and orange chicken bring your face to my thoughts Most days I dream about your gentle loving touch Your soft cold fingers gliding down my arms and back The thought gives me chills I hope you think of me And the priceless laughs we shared My mind will always run back to you You're all I've ever loved
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Jan 21, 2014
Jan 21, 2014 at 10:20 PM UTC
Reminiscing
I've been ambling dead like a zombie Distressed; not classy like Abercrombie; Can't get the words out Like a ketchup bottle needs a clout I need a hit from my crack pipe She had the best drugs not a hype, But after all the therapy sessions And the endless tears and confessions I no longer am easily sedated By an ounce or a pint; the effect belated Is no where near what it used to be When it was everyday a dose of she; But she stayed out of reach Like a cookie jar hidden sealed from breach Or intrusion and my system shut down I couldn't even laugh at a ****** ******** clown The heat slowly dissipating from my body Her toxins seeped out my system leaving a shody Shamble of bones and a dull luster on my eyes, I returned to the life I led before her; full of lies; But I'm getting up getting out getting going, She's back again; my narcotic supply is flowing; I feel the slow drip drip of the IV trickle Within me a good warm feeling; no longer fickle I'm no longer in a sinking trodden ship Joy is in my fingertips as I'm back on her radar glowing blip... © okpoet
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Jan 12, 2013
Jan 12, 2013 at 1:56 AM UTC
Radar...
My little sister had become an entitled ***** Her thirteenth year had brought terror on us all. I can't really complain, however; I had been the same way at thirteen and fourteen. It's funny how I act like I'm so much older and more mature now. At almost fourteen, I was having *** and sneaking around and I'm still doing that. However, I was in the god-awful scene phase of my life, not that we haven't all been there with the clip-in colorful extensions and the emo band tees. My sister is in the slutty Hollister model phase of her life. I feel like we all go through on or the other, or if you're lucky enough you go through both. My body type was always bustier and hippier than any Abercrombie model that I had ever seen. My dad and I had always **** heads. It flares up when my mom isn't around to be the peacemaker. Even when she is home, we still argue frequently, and we take a lot of low blows at each other. Yet he also expects me to be perfect. He's always been on my case about my weight, my friends, my clothes, my hair, my personality...I can barely breathe around him. Nothing I do is good enough for him and frankly, I've stopped trying to please him. And me? Well, I'm just the black sheep, the dark horse, the family **** up. The **** up who isn't all that smart, in school or in life. The **** up who can't lose weight, and who takes the heat for the fact that majority of her family is overweight. The **** up who gets blamed for confrontation she gets into with her sister. The **** up who can't play sports and is just plain clumsy. The **** up who can carry a pitch, but will never be a star. The **** up who can't cook, dress or act right. The **** up who will never honor her family. The **** up who's always been subpar in every area of life. The **** up who has nothing to offer the world.
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Jun 10, 2014
Jun 10, 2014 at 6:29 PM UTC
A Memoir About Family
My little sister had become an entitled ***** Her thirteenth year had brought terror on us all. I can't really complain, however; I had been the same way at thirteen and fourteen. It's funny how I act like I'm so much older and more mature now. At almost fourteen, I was having *** and sneaking around and I'm still doing that. However, I was in the god-awful scene phase of my life, not that we haven't all been there with the clip-in colorful extensions and the emo band tees. My sister is in the slutty Hollister model phase of her life. I feel like we all go through on or the other, or if you're lucky enough you go through both. My body type was always bustier and hippier than any Abercrombie model that I had ever seen. My dad and I had always **** heads. It flares up when my mom isn't around to be the peacemaker. Even when she is home, we still argue frequently, and we take a lot of low blows at each other. Yet he also expects me to be perfect. He's always been on my case about my weight, my friends, my clothes, my hair, my personality...I can barely breathe around him. Nothing I do is good enough for him and frankly, I've stopped trying to please him. And me? Well, I'm just the black sheep, the dark horse, the family **** up. The **** up who isn't all that smart, in school or in life. The **** up who can't lose weight, and who takes the heat for the fact that majority of her family is overweight. The **** up who gets blamed for confrontation she gets into with her sister. The **** up who can't play sports and is just plain clumsy. The **** up who can carry a pitch, but will never be a star. The **** up who can't cook, dress or act right. The **** up who will never honor her family. The **** up who's always been subpar in every area of life. The **** up who has nothing to offer the world.
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A Catalan liaison where with his jazz guitar as Gioconda in Hoboken really left for Athens and green pasture of Ulster that pokes a fable with lure of capes in New York and Saint-Tropez
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Jun 6, 2019
Jun 6, 2019 at 8:51 AM UTC
Abercrombie
T’is nobler, said, to be a humble man penitent and patient with forethought of plan to be well read and a steward of the land assured when posing a statement strong in the conviction he stands long gone is this type day and the stand-up guy today we find something else looking us eye to eye clam handshake and fashion, gay unable to think or fly Versace tie, Abercrombie belts not sure if I should cry or sigh conditioned beards and the tightest pants so far past just sensitive naming children Tyler and Evan think they should be given a sedative or something stronger to end this dance… and before you all get tentative I do want them to go to heaven I just also wish they would cease to live –
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Mar 9, 2016
Mar 9, 2016 at 11:43 AM UTC
new American male
Back on the jubilee an Italian sat next to me and next to her a lookalike looking like Cher. Open and close doors do that I suppose and some people do it too. Sunlight filters in past the grime we're living in and? And is good to have at hand when you're hanging on by a thread. Windmills not dragons, but I understand how easily mistaken one can be when you only see what you want to see. I get more time on here more things to do I could be a windmill too. Underground now or is that yet to be? We combat mortality in an effort to live on, but we'll all be gone when the time comes. Bluetooth's detected me connected me with Abercrombie and his iPhone, why? he's a stranger to me although it might be a she still a stranger though. Canada Water near water but not Canada unless you count the geese. I wonder sometimes does a termination code come before the chicken crosses the road? Yesterday lingers in the ventilation shaft, the smell of excess. I'm older by twenty seven feet under London If that's possible it might even be deeper. I might even be older when I but then I wonder again why Abercrombie?
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Aug 3, 2018
Aug 3, 2018 at 1:55 AM UTC
Friday's child
Joy to the world, We've come undone, A place, to spew, some hate, To everyone, who isn't one, Of us or like our race. Who doesn't have our face. A different soul, a body not whole. An alien race. Joy to the world, We've come undone, Where women are percentages. Their numbers count, As diversity points, To make you seem awake. To actions that still don't change. To wrongs that need to be addressed. Joy to the world, We've come undone, Where colours are marketing tricks, The many shades of, Your Abercrombie jeans, Not meant for you to wear. Sold only in neighbourhoods up there. Your skins just not the right shade. Joy to the world, We've come undone, A place, to spew, some hate, But we can still, Make it our own space, Let's take it back again. The world is ours to gain. The young can be the poles. That don't let greed control. Say ok boomers go. Let us be one and whole.
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Nov 30, 2019
Nov 30, 2019 at 3:25 PM UTC
Joy to the World
All eyes widely stare At Abercrombie models, Them beautiful boys.
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Nov 30, 2017
Nov 30, 2017 at 10:48 PM UTC
BEAU (Senryu)