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Off she went all dressed up to meet the guy she swiped left upon. Five feet 10 his profile said but that's where all the lies began! In she walked in her killer heels, eyes wide and bright to look for him. But not a sign of him to see had he stood her up? How dare he! Then at the bar worst for wear she saw his face and balding head. How had he aged so much, so soon from the photos that made her swoon. Well the truth aired and shots were fired, Napoleon's descendant had clearly lied! The CEO of a successful business would be up at 5 for the newspaper deliveries. His holiday home was a caravan, in the **** of Wales where no one went. His hair had gone south long ago and his belly was chasing it now as well. But in all of this, had she lied? Was she 48 or 55? Had those lips been rendered too? With botox and the wrinkles smoothed. At 48 or 55 that dress had some riples inside. The parts Spanx can't control, where age and love handles roll. She stayed they drank. Then drank again and laughed and talked of other things. They danced made shapes for all to see like watching a form of epilepsy. They left at one her shoes in hand, holes in her tights, lipstick smeared upon his cheek and a room to find to seal the deal. Promises made to meet again and drink and dance and meet their friends. Next week he was sat at the very same bar, watching the door for her enterance! She? Oh no, nowhere to be seen. Across the town at another scene. This time an accountant, chartered too! But we all know it isn't true. Fairytale endings nowhere to be seen. Just nights of ****** and living the dream. All in all is this all that they want? Repeating the cycle over again. With another fool in fancy dress? Viewed from the bottom of an empty glass.
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Jan 6, 2019
Jan 6, 2019 at 8:49 PM UTC
Another fool in fancy dress
Off she went all dressed up to meet the guy she swiped left upon. Five feet 10 his profile said but that's where all the lies began! In she walked in her killer heels, eyes wide and bright to look for him. But not a sign of him to see had he stood her up? How dare he! Then at the bar worst for wear she saw his face and balding head. How had he aged so much, so soon from the photos that made her swoon. Well the truth aired and shots were fired, Napoleon's descendant had clearly lied! The CEO of a successful business would be up at 5 for the newspaper deliveries. His holiday home was a caravan, in the **** of Wales where no one went. His hair had gone south long ago and his belly was chasing it now as well. But in all of this, had she lied? Was she 48 or 55? Had those lips been rendered too? With botox and the wrinkles smoothed. At 48 or 55 that dress had some riples inside. The parts Spanx can't control, where age and love handles roll. She stayed they drank. Then drank again and laughed and talked of other things. They danced made shapes for all to see like watching a form of epilepsy. They left at one her shoes in hand, holes in her tights, lipstick smeared upon his cheek and a room to find to seal the deal. Promises made to meet again and drink and dance and meet their friends. Next week he was sat at the very same bar, watching the door for her enterance! She? Oh no, nowhere to be seen. Across the town at another scene. This time an accountant, chartered too! But we all know it isn't true. Fairytale endings nowhere to be seen. Just nights of ****** and living the dream. All in all is this all that they want? Repeating the cycle over again. With another fool in fancy dress? Viewed from the bottom of an empty glass.
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Before you talk behind my back Know, that I am a human being So are you Surely, I am flawed, messed up, broken, scarred but I bet, so are you You and I arr very different, whether I know you, or not, whether you know me or not my ***** laundry, is mine and so is yours and I bet that you wouldn't like it if anyone anyone aired your laundry without your knowing or approval or created laundry, that was not even there your jealousy, is not my problem your anger isn't either surely, i understand people react in different ways but please, before you go around talking behind my back know that i am human that i have feelings and i bet you do too
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Jul 4, 2016
Jul 4, 2016 at 11:04 AM UTC
before you talk behind my back (or anyone else's)
I was born In metal and machines Taken from my innertia and used for anothers gain until I was discarded floating lifeless useless But then I came to rest Here, among the golden sands In this salty aired serenity Away from the torment of man and I once again found innertia. and my peace resumed.
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Oct 27, 2010
Oct 27, 2010 at 11:33 AM UTC
Seaglass
My momma always said "it's not how big the suitcase is, it's how much you're willing to carry", and I carried your bag, with its patches knowing inside was your ***** laundry, that you slowly aired over time. Even your broken bits, and holed jeans became sacred to me- the smell of you left after on my skin, but, you never let me unpack the whole bag, always kept a side compartment up your sleeve. And my arm slowly became numb, when I realized that I still held mine, even though the clasp was broken- bits of me strewn about, laid bare for you to see Though you did help fold  nicely, you handed my pieces promptly back to me- I wonder if some fibers stuck, some little bits of me, like your neighbors dog's hair on your shirt does my smell come back to you in a rush, the feeling of our fingers brushing as I handed back your bag? We are parting at the fork, both taking our separate things, but are you giving up, or is this a temporary farewell, before you fly through my door, throw off your shoes, set down your things, and proclaim "sweetheart, have my bag, I'm here to stay!"
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Jul 31, 2014
Jul 31, 2014 at 9:32 PM UTC
The Patchwork Portmanteau
SpongeBob SquarePants is an American animated television series created by marine biologist and animator Stephen Hillenburg for Nickelodeon. The series chronicles the adventures and endeavors of the title character and his various friends in the fictional underwater city of Bikini Bottom. The series' popularity has made it a media franchise, as well as Nickelodeon network's highest rated show, and the most distributed property of MTV Networks. The media franchise has generated $8 billion in merchandising revenue for Nickelodeon. Many of the ideas for the series originated in an unpublished, educational comic book titled The Intertidal Zone, which Hillenburg created in the mid-1980s. He began developing SpongeBob SquarePants into a television series in 1996 upon the cancellation of Rocko's Modern Life, and turned to Tom Kenny, who had worked with him on that series, to voice the titular character. SpongeBob was originally to be named SpongeBoy, and the series was to be called SpongeBoy Ahoy!, but these were changed, as the name was already trademarked. The series was previewed on Nickelodeon in the United States on May 1, 1999, following the television airing of the 1999 Kids' Choice Awards, and officially premiered on July 17, 1999. It has received worldwide critical acclaim since its premiere and gained enormous popularity by its second season. The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, a feature-length film adaptation, was released in theaters on November 19, 2004, and a sequel is currently in production, with a projected release date of February 13, 2015. On July 21, 2012, the series was renewed and aired its ninth season, beginning with the episode "Extreme Spots".[2][3] Despite its widespread popularity, the series has been involved in several public controversies, including one centered around speculation over SpongeBob SquarePants' intended ****** orientation. The series has been nominated for a variety of different awards, including 17 Annie Awards (with six wins), 17 Golden Reel Awards (with eight wins), 15 Emmy Awards (with one win), 13 Kids' Choice Awards (with 12 wins), and four BAFTA Children's Awards (with two wins). In 2011, a newly described species of mushroom, Spongiforma squarepantsii, was named after the cartoon's title character.
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Apr 28, 2014
Apr 28, 2014 at 4:22 PM UTC
UH I THINK THIS IS ABOUT SPONGEBOB?
SpongeBob SquarePants is an American animated television series created by marine biologist and animator Stephen Hillenburg for Nickelodeon. The series chronicles the adventures and endeavors of the title character and his various friends in the fictional underwater city of Bikini Bottom. The series' popularity has made it a media franchise, as well as Nickelodeon network's highest rated show, and the most distributed property of MTV Networks. The media franchise has generated $8 billion in merchandising revenue for Nickelodeon. Many of the ideas for the series originated in an unpublished, educational comic book titled The Intertidal Zone, which Hillenburg created in the mid-1980s. He began developing SpongeBob SquarePants into a television series in 1996 upon the cancellation of Rocko's Modern Life, and turned to Tom Kenny, who had worked with him on that series, to voice the titular character. SpongeBob was originally to be named SpongeBoy, and the series was to be called SpongeBoy Ahoy!, but these were changed, as the name was already trademarked. The series was previewed on Nickelodeon in the United States on May 1, 1999, following the television airing of the 1999 Kids' Choice Awards, and officially premiered on July 17, 1999. It has received worldwide critical acclaim since its premiere and gained enormous popularity by its second season. The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, a feature-length film adaptation, was released in theaters on November 19, 2004, and a sequel is currently in production, with a projected release date of February 13, 2015. On July 21, 2012, the series was renewed and aired its ninth season, beginning with the episode "Extreme Spots".[2][3] Despite its widespread popularity, the series has been involved in several public controversies, including one centered around speculation over SpongeBob SquarePants' intended ****** orientation. The series has been nominated for a variety of different awards, including 17 Annie Awards (with six wins), 17 Golden Reel Awards (with eight wins), 15 Emmy Awards (with one win), 13 Kids' Choice Awards (with 12 wins), and four BAFTA Children's Awards (with two wins). In 2011, a newly described species of mushroom, Spongiforma squarepantsii, was named after the cartoon's title character.
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A hand on a throat, where if all fingers touch, the throat turns to ash. The villain of an anime I now watch clutches the hero with his middle-finger aired before the vital moment. I jump on holiday off a cliff and my chest stumbles with simulations. My body angled poorly as I could slap headfirst. I was warned that my feet should sink first if I merely fall. If I dive, my fingers should first touch the water. I am depressed the months before. College student, America. So far off, so cold from the landlock of my birth. And the summer study-abroad, double-abroad. In Italy I was watching the Creation show itself on old ceilings in marble-rooms, looking for some culture that might have been ours if not for the pillagings that brought gold and bodies to shape that gold into buildings like this. So I jump and fall. And shiver emptily. It is the same feeling as the nights on the bed thinking of futures without this self. Thinking as if I did not exist. Ignored emails from therapists. And here *this feeling!*: it made me want to live. So I jump again on the higher ledge. My friend afterwards asks if I'm okay. I'm shaking slightly. I'm without words. I laugh with the same absence as any birth. A baby's confused cry without tears. A long way down. What blue-green water, as if dug for in the earth and sold for courtyard dances. It glimmers all over my body, frizzes up my hair as my ****** curls soak it, squeezes it down my face, down towards my neck like fingers. The villain walks away. The next time the hero sees him he should be careful. He will have decided to **** me by then.
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Dec 4, 2018
Dec 4, 2018 at 11:51 PM UTC
Cliff.
A hand on a throat, where if all fingers touch, the throat turns to ash. The villain of an anime I now watch clutches the hero with his middle-finger aired before the vital moment. I jump on holiday off a cliff and my chest stumbles with simulations. My body angled poorly as I could slap headfirst. I was warned that my feet should sink first if I merely fall. If I dive, my fingers should first touch the water. I am depressed the months before. College student, America. So far off, so cold from the landlock of my birth. And the summer study-abroad, double-abroad. In Italy I was watching the Creation show itself on old ceilings in marble-rooms, looking for some culture that might have been ours if not for the pillagings that brought gold and bodies to shape that gold into buildings like this. So I jump and fall. And shiver emptily. It is the same feeling as the nights on the bed thinking of futures without this self. Thinking as if I did not exist. Ignored emails from therapists. And here *this feeling!*: it made me want to live. So I jump again on the higher ledge. My friend afterwards asks if I'm okay. I'm shaking slightly. I'm without words. I laugh with the same absence as any birth. A baby's confused cry without tears. A long way down. What blue-green water, as if dug for in the earth and sold for courtyard dances. It glimmers all over my body, frizzes up my hair as my ****** curls soak it, squeezes it down my face, down towards my neck like fingers. The villain walks away. The next time the hero sees him he should be careful. He will have decided to **** me by then.
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Morning, a glass door, flashes Gold names off the new city, Whose white shelves and domes travel The slow sky all day. I land to stay here; And the windows flock open And the curtains fly out like doves And a past dries in a wind. Now let me lie down, under A wide-branched indifference, Shovel-faces like pennies Down the back of the mind, Find voices coined to An argot of motor-horns, And let the cluttered-up houses Keep their thick lives to themselves. For this ignorance of me Seems a kind of innocence. Fast enough I shall wound it: Let me breathe till then Its milk-aired Eden, Till my own life impound it- Slow-falling; grey-veil-hung; a theft, A style of dying only.
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Arrival
Can peanuts breathe within their shell? When they’re eaten, might they go to hell? Or are they, truly, lifeless nuts No sadness, madness, or stagnant ruts Perhaps the peanut has a king A mighty ruler that makes the law Or perhaps the peanut has a queen A tender mother without flaw Who knows, the peanut could be grand With magical tales of Peanut land Castles, Wizards and Warrior hunts Pursuing their foes, Macadamia Nuts! Galloping upon their steeds Peanut’s charge! Peanuts Breathe! Screams so loud the birds doth fall Pulverizing the enemy’s wall Now the Peanuts have an “in” They focus their gaze upon the **** Hoarding together & funneling thru Macadamia nuts receiving a chill Piercing shells for 3 long days Injured Peanuts in gruesome ways Mournful moans of agony Numbers declined, so tragically Is this the end of Peanut land? Why couldn’t the Peanut still be grand? “Get up I say and finish your quest!” The Peanuts did and fought their best Above the smoke, white flags flew The Peanuts emerged victorious! Striding thru familiar front gates Returning home, so glorious! Perhaps, in fact, this story is true That Peanuts breathe like me and you But one might wonder of Peanut land… How Peanuts ride with no hands And if you truly wish to know How Peanuts talk and Peanuts grow Open your ears and do come hither “Duh! The Peanuts have a Wizard!” Oh, the tales and jokes they tell One day, they’ll be on TV Perhaps in films known by all Like, “Harry Peanut,” aired by BBC Or, maybe they are just meant for our bars And smashed and spread upon your bread… But next time you eat this salt sprinkled treat, Ponder, “am I sure this Peanut is dead?” - BPW
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May 15, 2014
May 15, 2014 at 4:31 PM UTC
The Land of Peanuts
Can peanuts breathe within their shell? When they’re eaten, might they go to hell? Or are they, truly, lifeless nuts No sadness, madness, or stagnant ruts Perhaps the peanut has a king A mighty ruler that makes the law Or perhaps the peanut has a queen A tender mother without flaw Who knows, the peanut could be grand With magical tales of Peanut land Castles, Wizards and Warrior hunts Pursuing their foes, Macadamia Nuts! Galloping upon their steeds Peanut’s charge! Peanuts Breathe! Screams so loud the birds doth fall Pulverizing the enemy’s wall Now the Peanuts have an “in” They focus their gaze upon the **** Hoarding together & funneling thru Macadamia nuts receiving a chill Piercing shells for 3 long days Injured Peanuts in gruesome ways Mournful moans of agony Numbers declined, so tragically Is this the end of Peanut land? Why couldn’t the Peanut still be grand? “Get up I say and finish your quest!” The Peanuts did and fought their best Above the smoke, white flags flew The Peanuts emerged victorious! Striding thru familiar front gates Returning home, so glorious! Perhaps, in fact, this story is true That Peanuts breathe like me and you But one might wonder of Peanut land… How Peanuts ride with no hands And if you truly wish to know How Peanuts talk and Peanuts grow Open your ears and do come hither “Duh! The Peanuts have a Wizard!” Oh, the tales and jokes they tell One day, they’ll be on TV Perhaps in films known by all Like, “Harry Peanut,” aired by BBC Or, maybe they are just meant for our bars And smashed and spread upon your bread… But next time you eat this salt sprinkled treat, Ponder, “am I sure this Peanut is dead?” - BPW
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With frenetic horns he gores     The limp woman Nipple-aired           Draped on his bulging forearms               Undoubtedly bronzed           By  Mediterranean suns                       Or paled          By subterranean shadows She is either praying or panting                      Fainting or fawning                            Framed               In an unimagined tense
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Sep 2, 2016
Sep 2, 2016 at 10:48 PM UTC
Minotaur 36
A flickering illumination in a damp-aired room. This lonely, glowing aura is the centerpiece of a dark abyss. Crevices of this dungeon hide walls adourned with filth. Suddently, wax drips from the candle reverberating an eerie echo. This startles the only creature thriving in this everlasting, sinister darkness. Awakened by the cease in silence and intriguied by the flame, The moth leaves the safety of darkness and innocently begins to fly. As he gently flutters towards the flame the moth feels something foreign --warmth. Instinct tells him to continue flapping towards this otherwordly glow. As if blind from birth and finally given sight, the moth now feels alive. The combination of heat and light is addicting, he carniverously lusts for more. Once innocent, the moth has now been corrupted by sheer ectasy. Now, ceremoniously circling the flame basking in its heavenly glory. Drunken with greed, the moth hastily swoops within inches of the flame. A snakelike hiss consumes the room. --Darkness. Its ravenous haste extinguished its short-lived salvation. Now, cold as one-thousand winters, the moth can only dream of his lost savior It can only wish that it had gone up in flames along with the candle now. . . that pain would last a millisecond. This pain is eternal.
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Nov 27, 2011
Nov 27, 2011 at 12:13 AM UTC
Don't get too Close
...                                                                                                                                 And this palpating heart beats so quickly for the thirst oh the thirst for life in its purest and impurest forms to run quickly through in glittering veins oh let it find the music to drown in the vibrating rhythms of the earth, and let it experience the surge of a beautiful madness in heart a first past midnight kiss upon a moving train or shared ringing laughters of a cluster upon a mountain top with its twinkle of a foreign city lights as if pausing to say yes, this night, this city is yours, and so is the world- no matter it wants to drink it all in hurried golden gulps for it ignites the colored sparks illumination in the fire-aired sky for celebration of us; of the gift of youth and age because our seconds are only receding and it is only here and now so when you take one sip you cannot help but savor and embrace it whole again and again and take all of it in its whole glorious madness                                                             P.K.
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Nov 2, 2014
Nov 2, 2014 at 1:23 AM UTC
Firecracker Youth
I'm writing on my feet I'm writing on a sheet I'm writing on a budget Feels like writing in a closet Yeah, a budget of air Limited oxygen's a dangerous affair I scribble like the last seconds of a test The words come tumbling out Like bees from a nest And then suddenly its over My mind's been bared It's like my closet's been aired I breathe easy and I smile I put my pen down and walk the last mile
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Jul 23, 2012
Jul 23, 2012 at 4:43 AM UTC
Writing on a Budget
“See herself..?” ‘Who..?’ “Herself.. there” ‘An’ about her?’ “..Cheating on himself..” ‘Sure she.. that one..’ “Fur coat.. no knickers..” They scuttle out daily wagging their vicious tales, Through dullness that dampens their every afternoon, Ignored by their own; an’ threadbare reflection, ******* each spun yarn an’ sheet out to dry, Stained with every listless memory an’ lonely evening, Gossip-hungry, they covet the community swill, Chomping through the random, unopposed untruths, ‘..husband slayer, heartless siren.. tis’ a mortal sin..’ They make no bones of any acquaintance of herself, With monstrous-eyed chronicles of salacious green, Such falsehood is kind to the envious an’ bias ears, Which tolerate any brazen line to a choir of lewd hymns, They harmonise each lustful lie; the prime accuser, Conducts a murky symphony of ***** laundry aired live, The jury silent, mocking whispered an’ ears into the wind, As the accused sullen-faced an’ solitary suddenly appears. Herself stands idly ignorant to the satirical sniggers, The trial by jealously ends, they turn two faces an’ leave, No fur, no knickers, no time to wish away the pain, Curtains drawn, truth quartered - the washing hung
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Dec 30, 2013
Dec 30, 2013 at 11:16 AM UTC
To the Gallows with your Washing (For Mrs. Cullen and Mrs. McBride)
Streetlights illuminate early morning fog as night passed it's song down river to the open sea. As the curtain lifted in this center of town, those who are curious peer through broken slats to catch his eyes fixated on possibilities never realized. Within this thick aired and desperate theater of the round, he was a tall man even lying on the ground.
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Sep 17, 2013
Sep 17, 2013 at 2:40 PM UTC
A Deeper Shade of Blue
Miss America 1977, the 50th Miss America pageant, was held at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey on September 11, 1976 & aired on NBC Network: Winner Dorothy Benham, Miss Minnesota,                         became a singer,                         on              the Crystal Cathedral's                                                       Hour of Power;         Among the other contestants in 1977                                       was Miss Florida,                        TV actress Nancy Stafford,                                         & actress Karen Kopins,             Miss Connecticut; Another was Patsy Paugh,                                Miss West Virginia,                                who later     became the mother                                & in 1996,        suspected killer                                    of postmodernist icon     Jon Benet Ramsey
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Aug 5, 2018
Aug 5, 2018 at 10:15 PM UTC
Miss America 1977-
Basically I'm broken, shattered, pulled apart and torn to pieces, shards of sharp shimmering glass amass into a clump of crunching sounds. Crush. crack. Crunch and crumble. My whole innards begin to tumble, whirr around like clothes in a dryer. Pockets not  checked, so their contents are set. Set to begin a cycle of being flung from side to side, swishing around, drowning in a swirl of cleanliness which should of course, ease the pain and wash away those steeped in stains and cleanse a spirit that's been pulled apart. Like a cotton thread. Slowly being pulled away from a wooley jumper as its caught. Okay, it's caught on a zipper. from an old pair of jeans. Whose paths have crossed many times in outfit combos but now tumbling around together they no longer meld, together. They clash like; tartan and polka dots and conflict each others path to rightful cleanliness. Basically I'm broken, shattered, pulled apart and torn to pieces, shards of sharp shimmering glass amass into a clump of crunching sounds. Crush. crack. Crunch and crumble Alas, the thread is now long and wearing thin. It has lost its shape and would have to begin again. Once aired out to dry its a mound of mess, a cotton bundle looking all distressed. It tried its hardest to fight the emotion, the tug, of its strings to maintain its strength; but bowed down to defeat when knowing full well that it was beat. How could it now go on in life when it's torn. Torn to pieces and now ceases to exist in a form that would generally state: It! Exists! Exists as a life form and a living part, how can things continue to breathe without a beating heart. Thump thump, beat beat, thud thud. It starts. Thump thump, beat beat, thud thud. My heart. Trying to mend the cracks with this battered ***** Mangled with regret and forlorn with spite, how can this reassess itself until it is right. Thump thump, beat beat, thud thud. It starts. Thump thump, beat beat, thud thud. My heart. It takes time to mend a broken ticker. Time passes by and memories become bitter, tainted with a brush that's tarred, marred with the longing for those moments to still occur. Not for your mind to now blur. Blur those memories you once held so dear, remembered with a chuckle or a wry little smile. How can you comprehend these again for a while?! You can't. You shouldn't. You couldn't. So don't. Thump thump. Beat beat, thud thud. It starts. Thump thump, beat beat. Thud thud. My heart. broken, shattered, pulled apart and torn to pieces, shards of sharp shimmering glass amass into a clump of crunching sounds. Crush. crack. Crunch. Reassemble
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Mar 17, 2015
Mar 17, 2015 at 11:34 AM UTC
Reassemble
Basically I'm broken, shattered, pulled apart and torn to pieces, shards of sharp shimmering glass amass into a clump of crunching sounds. Crush. crack. Crunch and crumble. My whole innards begin to tumble, whirr around like clothes in a dryer. Pockets not  checked, so their contents are set. Set to begin a cycle of being flung from side to side, swishing around, drowning in a swirl of cleanliness which should of course, ease the pain and wash away those steeped in stains and cleanse a spirit that's been pulled apart. Like a cotton thread. Slowly being pulled away from a wooley jumper as its caught. Okay, it's caught on a zipper. from an old pair of jeans. Whose paths have crossed many times in outfit combos but now tumbling around together they no longer meld, together. They clash like; tartan and polka dots and conflict each others path to rightful cleanliness. Basically I'm broken, shattered, pulled apart and torn to pieces, shards of sharp shimmering glass amass into a clump of crunching sounds. Crush. crack. Crunch and crumble Alas, the thread is now long and wearing thin. It has lost its shape and would have to begin again. Once aired out to dry its a mound of mess, a cotton bundle looking all distressed. It tried its hardest to fight the emotion, the tug, of its strings to maintain its strength; but bowed down to defeat when knowing full well that it was beat. How could it now go on in life when it's torn. Torn to pieces and now ceases to exist in a form that would generally state: It! Exists! Exists as a life form and a living part, how can things continue to breathe without a beating heart. Thump thump, beat beat, thud thud. It starts. Thump thump, beat beat, thud thud. My heart. Trying to mend the cracks with this battered ***** Mangled with regret and forlorn with spite, how can this reassess itself until it is right. Thump thump, beat beat, thud thud. It starts. Thump thump, beat beat, thud thud. My heart. It takes time to mend a broken ticker. Time passes by and memories become bitter, tainted with a brush that's tarred, marred with the longing for those moments to still occur. Not for your mind to now blur. Blur those memories you once held so dear, remembered with a chuckle or a wry little smile. How can you comprehend these again for a while?! You can't. You shouldn't. You couldn't. So don't. Thump thump. Beat beat, thud thud. It starts. Thump thump, beat beat. Thud thud. My heart. broken, shattered, pulled apart and torn to pieces, shards of sharp shimmering glass amass into a clump of crunching sounds. Crush. crack. Crunch. Reassemble
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A mist blanketed the forest, so low and dense we could barely see through it, but we kept on digging the hole. We had no other choice, and there was nowhere else to go. The onyx lake pebbly beach intimate boat cheap beer and jokes loud motor running The smell of earth and petrichor dispersed her rancid miasma. I felt ruefully relieved, but the hole was almost complete. Tiny eyes peered at us through the dark, through the leaves, from the trees, but not a chirp or tweet was aired. They remained silent as we did our deed. The wet street we came in on truck cabin nail gun hidden in the cooler her stupidly wonderful laugh awful moonlight It was finished. We climbed out, and I grasped her ankles. We swung her and let go. The wind passed through with a low groan. Burble gracious grin looking up at the stars snap yelp the start of a cry another snap of air escaping swollen tongue widened eyes The putrid miasma disappeared, buried along with everything else. And then we left. The sun crept out from behind the mountains as we walked away. The birds began their daily dance.
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Nov 17, 2018
Nov 17, 2018 at 11:08 PM UTC
Our Deed
As zeptoseconds strike their matchsticks against brick walls, the pith of this waxy body gleams. Stiffly unsound in its granting, vitally huffing its gangly ghost. As heavy in sound as the weight of the world unmoved, trying the vault of heaven. Scaring birds across the parables of clouds, eyefuls are swept away by closed lids. Wedged between dreams to ooze honey fuzzy from the bee's buzz. Of freshly aired confessions that pre-box their black, after violently shaking the perfume from flowers to place upon.
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May 9, 2017
May 9, 2017 at 12:28 PM UTC
Pre-box their Black
Do you ever think of me? And the friendship that we shared And when the next Dr. Who’s aired Will you ever think of me? Do you ever think of me? When you're playing on your phone When sitting in your room alone Will you ever think of me? Do you ever think of me? When you're playing with your toy And when the dragon you employ Will you think of me? Do you ever think of me? When you read or when you write When there's a poem within sight Will you ever think of me? Do you ever think of me? If you do what are your thoughts Are they of a friendship lost? What do you think of me?
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Oct 7, 2018
Oct 7, 2018 at 2:48 PM UTC
Do You Think of Me
Sometimes I find it amusing that all our ***** laundry is aired out on two webpages for all to see, if only they could connect the dots. But then, this is far from an ordinary clothesline.
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Jan 11, 2014
Jan 11, 2014 at 9:16 PM UTC
Clothesline
Even if I never write another piece of my garbage that I call Poetry I'm still a reader of such and stagnant pieces are just a ******* for contemptuous lust and soul ******* forms part of the Universe as such I absolutely refuse to read something Untitled It ***** me completely that you can sit down and completely unload Emotions uncontainable Not just on a page Ink veins open and dripping but by making your fingers move making your brain communicate with extremities can be exhausting and still you lay bare - all your nakedness and angst and your happiness wrapped inside sadness and refuse it a name? What? You think after you've aired all your ***** laundry, hung your intestines out to dry, as you stitch together the cavity that once held your heart It's okay to simply expel your breath take a look at what you wrote and call it Art? Even though its nameless? I call it irresponsible to that which you gave birth and left it rotting in the ether with no title to ground it to earth
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Jan 4, 2014
Jan 4, 2014 at 3:41 AM UTC
I Refuse to Read A Poem "Untitled"
Aton sa liwat handurawon Ang isa ka maragtason nga tini-on Tini-on kon sa diin naghugpong kita Agud tapuson ang diktadurya Diktadurya nga sa aton nagpamigos Naghatag sg kahadlok kg pag-antos Gamit ang kamot nga salsalon Mga krony naghari sa gobierno naton Ang kahilwayan sa pagpahayag Hinali nga natiphag Naglala ang komunismo kg terorismo Kg pagbayular sg kinamatarong sg tawo Gani kita nagsinggit sa mga dalan Nga ang gobierno dapat na islan Kg sang ginpatay si Ninoy Aquino Kg sang sa Sanap Election kita ginunto Minilyon nga mga tawo naghugpong sa EDSA Kg nagsinggitan nga “Tama na! Sobra na!” Sa tunga sg mga soldado kg tangke Imol, manggaranon, babayi, lalaki, estudyante, mga madre Matawag ini nga isa ka mirakulo Kay wala sg gamo kg nag-agay nga dugo Isa ini ka rebolusyon nga mahidaeton Inspirasyon sg tanan nga mga nasyon Amo ini ang legasiya sg mga Pilipino Nga dapat ipabugal sa tanan nga tawo! -02/11/2014 (Dumarao) *written this Evelio Javier Day in Panay…aired on Bombo News Analysis in Feb. 24, 2014
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Sep 14, 2019
Sep 14, 2019 at 10:06 PM UTC
Legasiya sg mga Pilipino
On the first night of the Festivus All grievances were aired But after a few cups of *** our feelings were repaired The Festivus pole shone brightly, illumined by a single light. The alcohol flowed freely, this would be no silent night. Cousin Jerry in the corner was caught snogging with Elaine. George’s girl was laughing as he struggled to explain The cause of her disappointment (shrinkage was to blame). Cosmo Kramer danced around the pole, making spirits bright. Newman spilled the bowl of punch,( he never was too bright). Frank and Estelle were doing well and feeling little pain. She pinned him in the feat of strength, not that he complained. When the meal was over and the holiday was done They all made their donations to support the Human fund.
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Dec 23, 2014
Dec 23, 2014 at 10:50 AM UTC
Festivus
A flower, Blood-red, fiery, blazing yet not burning, Grows from the earth Watered by the blood and tears Of dying children clutched to the The ******* of their mothers’ skeletons Planted in soil Rich with the bones of soldiers, of warriors, Of fathers, brothers and sons long dead Aired by the final breath Of a thousand innocent souls Crying in anguish Screaming in pain Fading into nothingness Dying away. Growing Developing in all its beauty, All its deadly beauty, Death’s flower of doom, The lily of the valley of death Death’s ever beautiful Ever lovely, Ever deadly rose of sharon. War.
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Jan 13, 2014
Jan 13, 2014 at 11:46 PM UTC
The Rose of Death