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Any song can sound sweet, if you tune your tone appropriately, and add a lyric, with a melody and I have seen where there is a life, there is a song but some songs are not only a love song that notion was a loop, intense, black and blue passionate song was not romantic She was a sad song and I thought I would know how to make it better like if I could be the only to love her again, I believed that everything would fall into a melodious love song but  I lost a few lines of lyrics and there was bit melody missing that I couldn't find and I saw too many scratches on the disc I couldn't let myself be made no longer trying to fix her entirety. . @Musfiq us shaleheen
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Nov 28, 2014
Nov 28, 2014 at 3:13 PM UTC
scratches on the disc
A confident man feels not a need to speak on all things with which he does not agree Though in the proper time and place he is not afraid to assert his way And though his words at times cause spurn, he will admit when they are out of turn Fearing not the inevitable mistake, but rather owning it too late Caring and feeling without hesitation and not for reciprocal adulation Emotions are expressed appropriately; either subtlety or rationally As honest with others as with himself; recognizing what he does and doesn’t do well Claiming to know what he does know and asks when he don’t Pursuing tasks for their benefit and or joy rather than status or fleeting ploys Those latter things are often great fun, but worry of them yields none While in his mind there is good thinking, he is more occupied with good acting In order to have concerns of the ideological, requires labors that are practical On his confidence, he does not ponder, as neither he or anyone wonders of whether he truly possesses it. We know it.
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Sep 19, 2018
Sep 19, 2018 at 6:25 PM UTC
On His Confidence
This little man that I know with money in his sockets and routine in his pockets has self proclaimed that he is a tight *** When I envision a *** such as this, I imagine a bundle -- of securely aggregated, perfectly sharpened number two pencils. The businessman just shy of adulthood and too tired to remember –even the beginning of his of disclosure, denied his struggle to acclimate a multifarious lifestyle, appropriately suggested in the form of a triangle, and a circle, both of which embody polar opposing adaptations of humanistic routine. The two shapes: The circle, denies the break in motion by imposing a constant cycle of diligent compression, there is no room for pause only steady flow and relentless drive. This influence of life impression slows down the heart, body, and soul while speeding up time. This particular commitment accommodates the dry colorless beings that embrace and accept boxed imprisonment. Traditionally, the triangle denotes rhythmic patterns that elevate and drop to a point in which imposes a healthy reflective pause: progression, reflection, balance. As stated, as a provincial approach, a regular triangle flat on its base, peaking at the top represents a healthy, solid life routine. In contrast, the triangle can be flipped upside-down introducing an entirely new dynamic, composed of flat-lined monotony, tapered off to a regressed realm of destruction, regret and disorder. Despite the uniqueness of the standard triangle model to the man in question, it is important to compare the negative reflection, for it applies to the entirety of this investigation. We used to be lovers, he and I. We shared my giant pillow-top that I bought on the black market for a meager two-hundred fifty. -- A mere steal at that rate. We occasionally exchanged ideas, mainly about ethical concerns related to globalization and the environment. I attempted to give him a cooking lesson once, but that failed, indefinitely. The bust was not my doing, but simply, a great disinterest on his part; or better yet an inability of not being better than me at something. Everything has gotten so crowded.
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Jan 18, 2010
Jan 18, 2010 at 1:17 AM UTC
something that happens.
This little man that I know with money in his sockets and routine in his pockets has self proclaimed that he is a tight *** When I envision a *** such as this, I imagine a bundle -- of securely aggregated, perfectly sharpened number two pencils. The businessman just shy of adulthood and too tired to remember –even the beginning of his of disclosure, denied his struggle to acclimate a multifarious lifestyle, appropriately suggested in the form of a triangle, and a circle, both of which embody polar opposing adaptations of humanistic routine. The two shapes: The circle, denies the break in motion by imposing a constant cycle of diligent compression, there is no room for pause only steady flow and relentless drive. This influence of life impression slows down the heart, body, and soul while speeding up time. This particular commitment accommodates the dry colorless beings that embrace and accept boxed imprisonment. Traditionally, the triangle denotes rhythmic patterns that elevate and drop to a point in which imposes a healthy reflective pause: progression, reflection, balance. As stated, as a provincial approach, a regular triangle flat on its base, peaking at the top represents a healthy, solid life routine. In contrast, the triangle can be flipped upside-down introducing an entirely new dynamic, composed of flat-lined monotony, tapered off to a regressed realm of destruction, regret and disorder. Despite the uniqueness of the standard triangle model to the man in question, it is important to compare the negative reflection, for it applies to the entirety of this investigation. We used to be lovers, he and I. We shared my giant pillow-top that I bought on the black market for a meager two-hundred fifty. -- A mere steal at that rate. We occasionally exchanged ideas, mainly about ethical concerns related to globalization and the environment. I attempted to give him a cooking lesson once, but that failed, indefinitely. The bust was not my doing, but simply, a great disinterest on his part; or better yet an inability of not being better than me at something. Everything has gotten so crowded.
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Help me be humble and modest Lord. Bless the work that I do and let me do good things not so people notice me, rather I do them with a pure heart so as to give glory and honor to you and to help those who are in need. Help me remember the good feeling and the reward I get by helping those in need, especially those who cannot repay me. The gift of their smile, their gratitude and the knowledge that I have made a difference and potentially changed someone's life is a reward far greater, more permanent, and longer lasting than any amount of money or accolades could ever have. Allow me not to become pompous and inflated when I am successful or praised. Remind me when I am tempted to do so that the gift I have been given comes first from you. Help me also to be appropriately gracious and thankful when I am praised or rewarded and keep me cognizant of the fact that, while it is ok to be rewarded for your work, it should never be the main reason for our work.
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Jul 5, 2014
Jul 5, 2014 at 4:06 PM UTC
Humble Prayer
Ripe Mourning, so Crisp and Crackling with Life Waking or Life preparing to sleep. A shift change taking place at dawn, both sleepers and wakers will share a Yawn, for worlds of dream or worlds awake, it's like Consciousness balances itself in this way. I see a Blue Herron standing on one leg near the pond, ducklings waddling in a line behind their Mom. I see children running and playing on the jungle gym, how appropriately named. Training ground for the perils of the Jungle ahead, the Jungle of Life. " Welcome to the Jungle" Everything in Life is a Test Every Choice Molds your Future Self Prepare Yourself, Prepare Your Children, Train them on the Jungle Gym. "Welcome to the Jungle"
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Jun 11, 2014
Jun 11, 2014 at 10:40 AM UTC
Jungle Gym
I am Comfortable      able to ease your fears with      a smile or a flip of my      appropriately curly hair. I am forgiven traffic ticket      proper sentences and twinkly      eyes, able to quickly ease your alarm I am Just a Warning I am The Exception      elegant sentences      king's English      never tolerating the incorrect use of their I am private college education      the accessory to your culture      the other to your subject      always complimentary,      but never the source of discussion I am Beautiful Accompanied by "What are you mixed with"      A reflection of appropriation for my own culture      Too White for Black,      Too Black for White I am inner city in the suburbs I am Lightskinned      the kind of Black that keeps you      Comfortable.
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May 15, 2015
May 15, 2015 at 5:04 PM UTC
Blackish
i need it: the concrete floors that send electricity through the soles of my shoes, the ascent up stairs, cold metal under my palm as lana sings to me and i give her my own words in return and the pillars of my past rise up before me. i need the now-familiar halls, the gleam of wood and glass appropriately placed. i need the embrace of cold air, heavy with home smells: vulcanized rubber, sweat, fresh ice. i need my wall, my stairs, my home address: 112, 3, 12. i need my family, related by blood and ice, by joy and frustration, by elation and tears. i need the ceiling off its trusses, the pitch black, the red lights, the resounding bass, the cold and reverent silence as the bulbs sizzle back to life-- the opening face-off, teeth gritted, fists closed. i need the smack of sticks against ice, pucks stinging red pipes, blades scraping up snow, the crunch of the boards, the red light and the deafening horn, six thousand people erupting in screams, one entity, every hand pointed to one end of the rink. i need the urge to bite my nails, an adrenaline rush, i need to clock-watch, i need to ***** and laugh and yell and grin, i need to collapse and breathe when the buzzer sounds, three more points, closer to the penrose, closer to the ncaa's-- i need hockey. i need home.
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Aug 23, 2014
Aug 23, 2014 at 3:28 AM UTC
homesick
When I'm near you I'm anxious. At any moment I can explode. A coloration of floral hues printed across the sky, Covering you; the night. Appropriately expanding. A sizzle awaiting detonation. Catapulted high. Nothing to do but fall. Fall in love with you. Plummeting down unable to sit still. Your hand the stripe that surrounds me. Stars; echo in a crackle. Change is inevitable. The glory of being held close, Counting every second until we burst into pieces. Wandering around your essence. Wandering in turquoise yellows & purple strawberries exhaled in smoke. The moon forever jealous Every night July everlasting. The closer I get to you
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Jul 2, 2018
Jul 2, 2018 at 9:43 PM UTC
But Fall
Its the perfect costume for a superhero goddess, and it makes her feel invincible; fishnet stockings, blazing red bra, heroine hotpants and the clincher; kitten heels. Bunny can take on the world, now, appropriately dressed. She's got superpowers, alright, the doom-dogs seem to think so, and they're running scared. Those rumours, that they trade and use and barter, of baby bunny's beautiful mouth, sloe doe eyes, and inexhaustible tongue. It's been said that she can bring an evil tyrant to his knees as she sinks down to her own, it's been said, she's good and bad, so very bad, so very, very good... But, listen! *** bunny's been given a new mission; There's a new and timely terror, and the doom-dogs are, of course, the evil source; find and ******* *** bunny, the formidable phallus of doom. Only you, ***** tawny Queen of Dawn are up to the task. Don your whiskered mask, wriggle your nose once, twice, yummy bunny, and fly, fly! Find the phallus, save the world. It's your destiny. You were born to blow the horn for cosmic ****
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Jul 28, 2014
Jul 28, 2014 at 4:27 PM UTC
*** Bunny versus the Phallus of Doom (part 1)
I try to remain calm Simple conversation fuels curiosity My focus is acute I want to be reckless I attempt to seem distant I am hiding Like a predator circling prey I am waiting Leaping prematurely could be costly My hunger justifies risk I want to be reckless Outside influences Compel me to behave appropriately I am screaming Secrets disguised with lies I am hunting myself I want her exposed For I am exposed I am vindictive I want to pull and rip S+rip her of shame I am burning I want to take her in front of the world I want to be reckless © Christopher Chronister. All rights reserved
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Dec 9, 2013
Dec 9, 2013 at 5:25 AM UTC
"Reckless"
Masters of the Universe, three and some, nearly four months tween me and you that words interchanged, prayers, asking for the answering job which was handily God-to-Man transferred, transfused tween you and me a/k/a Job...appropriately you may recall I was the bloke who immodestly spoke, asking any and all circulating deities, to tender their resignations post-haste, immediately for failure to do the appointed rounds well enough to this human's satisfaction now don't go high hopes expecting a large confession about how hard, ya see it really is tending the flock be... nope I ain't here to beg of you, take this onerous from my shoulders! no, no, capitulation, my track record maybe not much better than what went before, but you know what I'm about to say, cause you are perfect well I still don't like what satisfies your perfection definition for my fellow humans, so I'm keeping this job/Job, for another few months, cause I am. Human enough to know that humans keep on trying and you just gave up and said let them do what they want between human to human, as long as they pay us obeisance I put sins of man to fellow man as my número uno priority and if the number of prayers diverted back to you, in your inbox receiving, are just the dues paying kind, keep'em, I got more important things to do...
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May 3, 2015
May 3, 2015 at 9:44 AM UTC
Masters of the Universe, Three and Some
Out on the road in the middle of the night, I made my way with no one in sight. Hugging all the tight corners and vrooming on the straights, Burning tyre rubber at alarming rates. Little did I know at that hour along the next turn, There'd be another person. With the wind in her hair and one of the most lovely face, She rode her little pink vespa with amazing grace. I happened to have crossed paths with her in a traffic rule breaking fashion, A move I made with deadly precision. Instantly she uttered that lovely swear word with a sweet loud tone, ******* she said, raising her middle finger alone. Wrong I was and would've apologized if I could stop, But in a hurry I was and a high speed it all to top. Late that night, those stream of events ran through my head, I pondered on it as I lay in bed. Swear words! Instantly blurted in the spur of the moment, Yet originating from the heart's deepest cavity and vent. Pure to the core, No hidden meaning they store. Swear words may have been considered in appropriate and shunned in the world, Yet they convey what a person feels most appropriately when they are hurled.
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 2:01 PM UTC
Swear Words
Humorless soul burning plunder Of fraternity and success By unnamed ,unseen blood and flesh Escaping through unimaginable pits of hell Not leaving a folklore,a story to tell. A new decease spreading through mankind From a single human body Frightening name, shrieking mankind Whenever this disease comes in contact with them. Appropriately a plague Running in tempt Spreading to face Something like vendetta ,something unsafe. Entering into new age Through the plague of dissatisfaction Morose ,cruel,not leaving a fly unhurt Being risen as group of beasts... Dissatisfaction,a word which shouldn't exist Flows now through the blood stream of every body Leaving poison to spread From toe to head Keeping love in custody. Why this plague of dissatisfaction? Why an unturned page? why this spread of cruelty? Why not try but fail? Unanswerable questions,i think these are for me... I'll just sit and stare at the poem as the Plague of dissatisfaction spreads till eternity.
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Oct 10, 2013
Oct 10, 2013 at 11:39 PM UTC
THE PLAGUE OF DissatisfactioN
Every year it was brought down from the garage rafters. Green metal frame and springs, green canvas with white fringe and a little green pillow. It was laid out, hosed off and erected. Grandpa couldn't have done it without us grand kids. He said so. It was placed in a spot of honor. Just a couple of feet from the picnic table and in a spot that was always in the afternoon shade. A folding T.V. tray was placed next to it to hold cold drinks and snacks. Within a few days, the grass under the frame would be brown and dead. The grass at the sides of the hammock would just be plain gone. Scuffed away by feet, as we kids sat on the edge and swayed side to side. After mowing the lawn, washing the car, or doing any other chores needed, Grandpa would go inside and put on his "Hammock clothes". This consisted of a pair of Bermuda shorts and a ribbed tank style Tee. White socks and brown sandals completed the outfit. Once dressed appropriately, he would head for the hammock. The first "sit" of the summer season was always a bit touchy. One had to get use to the hang of it. There he would stand, next to the hammock. Cold drink in his one hand, the T.V. tray forgotten. His slightly bald head and stick thin legs already slightly sun burned. Slowly, he would start to lower himself. Reaching back with his free hand to grab the edge of the hammock. Note** of course us kids, grandma and mom would all be spying out of the corner of our eyes to watch this ritual. Then came the "Grandpa Sit". Grandpa would rock slightly forward and back on his feet. 1-2-3 and ....SIT! A few wobbles. A couple sloshes of his lemonade. All of us yelling "Whooooaaaaaa". He would sit there on the edge of the hammock, holding himself steady with one hand on the edge. His feet firmly planted on the grass and his other hand holding his cold drink high aloft. Now, the sandals needed to be taken off. One of us grand kids would run over and help take them off. Tickling his feet as we did so. So far, no damage to life or limb. Ah, but he was not yet fully on the hammock yet. Now came the "Swing and lie down" move. Slowly, grandpa would reach behind himself and grasp the far edge of the canvas. drink in his other hand still held aloft. O.K.....1-2-3...SWING the legs up and quickly lie back. Let the hammock come to a stop. Where's Grandpa? On the ground on the other side of the hammock soaked in lemonade. Summer was officially started!
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Jun 27, 2010
Jun 27, 2010 at 11:02 AM UTC
Grandpa's Hammock
Every year it was brought down from the garage rafters. Green metal frame and springs, green canvas with white fringe and a little green pillow. It was laid out, hosed off and erected. Grandpa couldn't have done it without us grand kids. He said so. It was placed in a spot of honor. Just a couple of feet from the picnic table and in a spot that was always in the afternoon shade. A folding T.V. tray was placed next to it to hold cold drinks and snacks. Within a few days, the grass under the frame would be brown and dead. The grass at the sides of the hammock would just be plain gone. Scuffed away by feet, as we kids sat on the edge and swayed side to side. After mowing the lawn, washing the car, or doing any other chores needed, Grandpa would go inside and put on his "Hammock clothes". This consisted of a pair of Bermuda shorts and a ribbed tank style Tee. White socks and brown sandals completed the outfit. Once dressed appropriately, he would head for the hammock. The first "sit" of the summer season was always a bit touchy. One had to get use to the hang of it. There he would stand, next to the hammock. Cold drink in his one hand, the T.V. tray forgotten. His slightly bald head and stick thin legs already slightly sun burned. Slowly, he would start to lower himself. Reaching back with his free hand to grab the edge of the hammock. Note** of course us kids, grandma and mom would all be spying out of the corner of our eyes to watch this ritual. Then came the "Grandpa Sit". Grandpa would rock slightly forward and back on his feet. 1-2-3 and ....SIT! A few wobbles. A couple sloshes of his lemonade. All of us yelling "Whooooaaaaaa". He would sit there on the edge of the hammock, holding himself steady with one hand on the edge. His feet firmly planted on the grass and his other hand holding his cold drink high aloft. Now, the sandals needed to be taken off. One of us grand kids would run over and help take them off. Tickling his feet as we did so. So far, no damage to life or limb. Ah, but he was not yet fully on the hammock yet. Now came the "Swing and lie down" move. Slowly, grandpa would reach behind himself and grasp the far edge of the canvas. drink in his other hand still held aloft. O.K.....1-2-3...SWING the legs up and quickly lie back. Let the hammock come to a stop. Where's Grandpa? On the ground on the other side of the hammock soaked in lemonade. Summer was officially started!
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Ah, in my opinion and in general Indian opinion, love and *** are irrelated. I'm nearly 23 and I'm in love and I'm proudly a young man with preserved chastity. Gender has lost its place in the active vocabulary and the word for ****** *********** *** has replaced it widely. People around the globe have simply forgotten that the real meaning of love is not *** but instead of this, *** is one of the many expressions of love. Love is when you get the feeling of being a friend and a family member of a person you are not naturally related to and the person is from the "opposite" gender irrespective of how the system tries to make sense of same-gender love by going great lengths for despising the truth. As for the homosexual people, it's high time for them to accept the rules of nature as those are and stop doing what they are. They should mingle equally well with the people from opposite gender and find or wait for somebody who matches their thinking about wiser things. Virginity, or more appropriately put, chastity of a person is defined as the situation of being totally inexperienced at having had any ****** activity. It is a treasure trove of humanity, and is not just a physical state but even a psychological state. This treasure must be shown to and shared only with one person from opposite gender when one is ready for exercising the activities of ****** *********** If a person, a female in particular, is ***** and their chastity is snatched away by force, or conversely, they lose it to some physical injury resulting from sports, and their mind is still untouched by the notion of *********** they must not to be treated as someone who has been having ****** *********** and wilfully so.
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Oct 17, 2013
Oct 17, 2013 at 6:09 AM UTC
Of *** & Gender, ****** Orientation, Virginity & Chastity
Ah, in my opinion and in general Indian opinion, love and *** are irrelated. I'm nearly 23 and I'm in love and I'm proudly a young man with preserved chastity. Gender has lost its place in the active vocabulary and the word for ****** *********** *** has replaced it widely. People around the globe have simply forgotten that the real meaning of love is not *** but instead of this, *** is one of the many expressions of love. Love is when you get the feeling of being a friend and a family member of a person you are not naturally related to and the person is from the "opposite" gender irrespective of how the system tries to make sense of same-gender love by going great lengths for despising the truth. As for the homosexual people, it's high time for them to accept the rules of nature as those are and stop doing what they are. They should mingle equally well with the people from opposite gender and find or wait for somebody who matches their thinking about wiser things. Virginity, or more appropriately put, chastity of a person is defined as the situation of being totally inexperienced at having had any ****** activity. It is a treasure trove of humanity, and is not just a physical state but even a psychological state. This treasure must be shown to and shared only with one person from opposite gender when one is ready for exercising the activities of ****** *********** If a person, a female in particular, is ***** and their chastity is snatched away by force, or conversely, they lose it to some physical injury resulting from sports, and their mind is still untouched by the notion of *********** they must not to be treated as someone who has been having ****** *********** and wilfully so.
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the lakewater near the banks darken with the shadows of coniferous trees not unlike the way my ***** darkened just the other evening with transgression and i find myself waiting,arcing the ash from my cigarette in fiery transient streaks. this is north west angle's public dock, a sunken relic of the anishinabe appropriately too young to be old just like the ******* rest of us. kee no wahh she spits with conviction, her forked tongue a testament to the near science fiction that keeps its ugly head low to the ground in the backwater communities of rural ontario and manitoba and saskatchewan and beyond. purple and yellow and green galaxies span across the deep space of my neck and that's good enough, they reckon, to land me in the passenger's seat. now the sun's shallow beneath the canadian shield leaving only a violent, open **** on the skyline and the watered down blood of ritual sacrifice to filter up through the cheesecloth of the underbrush and effectively discolour the poplars in a pastel identical to the lining of my **** so ask me how many children have been stranded on the pallid, uneven terrain of my thighs and i'll stop making references to my ******
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Feb 22, 2010
Feb 22, 2010 at 10:12 AM UTC
pow wow grounds
Pilsner cap switch blade tie dye and piccolo greasers and freaks with platform feet muscling in on the bow legged hoofer tapping Bursey Hill Tram Diamond tuft console mullets n' **** angels and saints (unrestrained) appropriately trimmed as 3 mile wreaks havoc on the nickers and fighters of penn Bangers and home boys hookahs and sheiks hostile geeks breaking knuckles and jaws on the caners and skinners who are locked and grinding the root Desert boot foothills boardwalk jeans rainbows and sea fairs and psychedelic dreams (the platinum queens jamming it hard on the jade room floor) 8 tracks and fender packs the hottest summer days psychedelic haze center hall, graffiti scrawl (sinister yet refined!) covering the subtle yet striking third **** Brunswick cues and red man chew 350 blocks (on a solid Chevy - stock) monkeys and beatles and laugh in scenes pastel dreams from the long and coveted velvet scroll
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Mar 5, 2019
Mar 5, 2019 at 12:39 AM UTC
Zeitgeist
I at times will wake her up reminding her of important stuff I guide her by giving her the weather report So she is appropriately dressed I correct her grammar when she chats I help her stay in touch with family and friends My list of duties appear to never end I keep track of important dates I give her the time so she is never late I do all these tasks without thanks or praise If I would just suddenly quit She would just move on to using a newer version of me because all I really am to her is just a cell phone that is what I was created to be
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Apr 19, 2015
Apr 19, 2015 at 10:30 PM UTC
A perspective poem
is privacy a right or a privalege? is it something to anticipate, is it something you expect your fellow people to respect? is it something you thought your government respected? is privacy something you are willing to rid yourself of? is privacy something you feel should be handed to you, not earned? or is privacy, in your eyes, something that a 'civilized society" deserves? is it something you deserve no matter what your charecter? shouldyou be able to have it, without people thinking your keeping secerets? but what happens once you abuse your privacy? can you earn it back or will it always be something all to far away? if you abuse your privacy, do you change your views upon whether it should be handed to you or whether it should be earned? do you trust yourself with privacy? do you trust anyone with privacy but, what if, in privacy is when the real you shines? then is privacy all you are made of and without it you would be nothign at all but a human carcous inwhich talks? at which all you are becomes you within privacy, your views will change or will they not? privacy is a right, but it is a right abused and overlooked more than it being used appropriately. like most things in this here country.
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Feb 14, 2013
Feb 14, 2013 at 8:01 PM UTC
Untitled
But such people- the mighty, the powerful the rich, the pseudo- intellectual the influential are the most odious what **** sapiens? they are the mal-products of evolution who bring shame to the human race in their inhumanity bullies narcissists items of assorted pathology but they can't see- ' We are the authority and can't do wrong'. In the newspapers they are the centre-piece their pride oozes from their every paw but time brings down even the mightiest and such people end up as discarded old newspapers in the dust-bin of history where they belong so appropriately.
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Feb 25, 2016
Feb 25, 2016 at 6:19 PM UTC
DISCARDED OLD NEWSPAPERS*
Sapiosexuals^ she quoted Shakespeare most appropriately when needed, her fevered fervor scientific was the non-fossil fueled engine that STEMed her quantum analytics of NFL football, as an intellectual amuse bouche, that was uncannily correct, on FIFa she passed it was just too corrupt, but Wimbledon was”fun” we all bet her predictions for her error rate was insignificant she claimed her knowledge of a cure for Alzheimer’s was done, but bio-pharma suppressed, and a single pill existed taken once, could cease and desist the brain for craving ******* but the politics were too complicated and really boring to explain instead she preferred to wile the hours hanging with lesser poets, to see if taking them at their word was an accurate indicative of their professed prowess in bed but when she sampled my wares regularly, I called her study statistically biased, to which she replied, “ain’t you the lucky one, that my standards are lowly rigorous, and you possess a mighty cute bi-assymetry“ in Croatian or Mandarin (unsure) smart lassie indeed
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Jul 22, 2018
Jul 22, 2018 at 2:04 PM UTC
Sapiosexuals
*Inspiration pretty much finds you even when you walk outside to await the newspaper.* A summer poem for a winter's day. ___ morning slow sleep walking, reviewing my evening sleep attire, am I appropriately dressed, to publicly receive the somber weekend Wall Street Journal? which is hopefully waiting for my rational embrace where the driveway meets the road. as I walk,  I note the: seamed stitching on my shirt, a series of crisscrossed stitches, pattern of acute angles stitched in Thailand, or perhaps Bangladesh, and when machined, did the seamstress dream that with a single blink, dream metamorphosis stitches become crisscrossed out entries in the diary, that I don't keep, the notations naked and rendered, I don't want you to know about, so scratched into oblivion but in a orderly fashion before spilling them freely to any misfortunate innocent Joe, nice enough to ask me, how ya doing... impatiently waiting on a country road for recycled newsprint impressed into the service of the Canadian Pulp Navy a paper mache arrival overdue via a technology of delivery some what quaint, a photo dated impish young boy upon bicycle, with angel wings who when he passes, winks at me, seeing my impatience, (his cheek delighting my cheeks!) and with robust throw, salutes, Mission Accomplished. as I wait the muses attack, a formation of no-see-ums insects bite ruminations brain-inserted war correspondents now embedded, a fifth column to betray me and I wonder about: newspaper printed words stale seconds before they are writ, which makes think about time, about making plans, to do lists, about how fast my coffee cools, about how slow my skin colors, About the first time I put words about doubt & certainty on paper summoning up the courage to look foolish and how great it felt, at the time. **I fresh slap realize these "poems" are my diary,** so for the record, let it be duly recorded, the paperboy delivers to me the New York Times, in error, a cosmic sign that this is where this deuce minute walk into the mind of a gnat, should randomly end, and be crisscrossed into oblivion. summer 2012
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Jan 21, 2014
Jan 21, 2014 at 12:16 PM UTC
A two minute walk in my mind
*Inspiration pretty much finds you even when you walk outside to await the newspaper.* A summer poem for a winter's day. ___ morning slow sleep walking, reviewing my evening sleep attire, am I appropriately dressed, to publicly receive the somber weekend Wall Street Journal? which is hopefully waiting for my rational embrace where the driveway meets the road. as I walk,  I note the: seamed stitching on my shirt, a series of crisscrossed stitches, pattern of acute angles stitched in Thailand, or perhaps Bangladesh, and when machined, did the seamstress dream that with a single blink, dream metamorphosis stitches become crisscrossed out entries in the diary, that I don't keep, the notations naked and rendered, I don't want you to know about, so scratched into oblivion but in a orderly fashion before spilling them freely to any misfortunate innocent Joe, nice enough to ask me, how ya doing... impatiently waiting on a country road for recycled newsprint impressed into the service of the Canadian Pulp Navy a paper mache arrival overdue via a technology of delivery some what quaint, a photo dated impish young boy upon bicycle, with angel wings who when he passes, winks at me, seeing my impatience, (his cheek delighting my cheeks!) and with robust throw, salutes, Mission Accomplished. as I wait the muses attack, a formation of no-see-ums insects bite ruminations brain-inserted war correspondents now embedded, a fifth column to betray me and I wonder about: newspaper printed words stale seconds before they are writ, which makes think about time, about making plans, to do lists, about how fast my coffee cools, about how slow my skin colors, About the first time I put words about doubt & certainty on paper summoning up the courage to look foolish and how great it felt, at the time. **I fresh slap realize these "poems" are my diary,** so for the record, let it be duly recorded, the paperboy delivers to me the New York Times, in error, a cosmic sign that this is where this deuce minute walk into the mind of a gnat, should randomly end, and be crisscrossed into oblivion. summer 2012
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Don Lane and Graham Kennedy entertain in the after life cafe Don lane '. Oh yeah I am putting on my top hat, and I also wear nothing else Because I am dead now, and I don't have to worry about being appropriately dressed, And I also have a lady sitting over at the bar, and she has great looking legs and ***** I want to go over to her, hey lady, how are you going today Lady'. I am fine, and I am Marilyn Monroe Don Lane'. I would've loved to interview on my show Marilyn'. No, I heard the afterlife was a good place for me, I was famous in life, I don't want to be famous here. Don Lane'. Ok let's go to this table, I know you as well, refresh my memory And yes Ricky May poured sixteen ice cubes all over Don and Don said well, obviously these people didn't want to be famous, ok, who are you Man said'. I am Don Bradman Don Lane'. You died before me, have you showed the afterlife how you played cricket Don Bradman'. Yes, and we beat Saturn by 15 runs, and I finally averaged 100, it is pretty cool Don Lane'. Who do you play next Don Bradman'. Well this weekend we play the Martians from Mars Don Lane'. Well here is Graham Kennedy with his after life song Well I said I wouldn't make it here Because of the weird joked I told And I thought the devil will own my soul But I was stood up straight and tall Felthad a weird beer up here, they call it AAAA And I have always wondered since that say What does the A mean Then it hit me, oh silly me The A meant Afterlife And we are with Ricky May and Tony Grieg And Don Bradman and Joh Bjieke peterson Yes, this afterlife is so much fun with a AAAA in my hand, Ok Don Lane let's parry in the afterlife Don Lane'. Ok thanks Graham, now here is Bon Scott with his after life song The clouds are shaking And the moon is rocking with the men who are put in there To scare bad guys away from doing evil on earth And yes, AC/DC are still going strong on Earth And I am doing well up here , because it is so easy, man To be fit and healthy up here, I said you Shook the after life, all night long Oh yeah baby, you Shook the afterlife, all night long Don Lane'. See you next time, bye
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 11:45 PM UTC
THE AFTER LIFE DON LANE AND GRAY HAM KENNEL TEA, SHOW
Don Lane and Graham Kennedy entertain in the after life cafe Don lane '. Oh yeah I am putting on my top hat, and I also wear nothing else Because I am dead now, and I don't have to worry about being appropriately dressed, And I also have a lady sitting over at the bar, and she has great looking legs and ***** I want to go over to her, hey lady, how are you going today Lady'. I am fine, and I am Marilyn Monroe Don Lane'. I would've loved to interview on my show Marilyn'. No, I heard the afterlife was a good place for me, I was famous in life, I don't want to be famous here. Don Lane'. Ok let's go to this table, I know you as well, refresh my memory And yes Ricky May poured sixteen ice cubes all over Don and Don said well, obviously these people didn't want to be famous, ok, who are you Man said'. I am Don Bradman Don Lane'. You died before me, have you showed the afterlife how you played cricket Don Bradman'. Yes, and we beat Saturn by 15 runs, and I finally averaged 100, it is pretty cool Don Lane'. Who do you play next Don Bradman'. Well this weekend we play the Martians from Mars Don Lane'. Well here is Graham Kennedy with his after life song Well I said I wouldn't make it here Because of the weird joked I told And I thought the devil will own my soul But I was stood up straight and tall Felthad a weird beer up here, they call it AAAA And I have always wondered since that say What does the A mean Then it hit me, oh silly me The A meant Afterlife And we are with Ricky May and Tony Grieg And Don Bradman and Joh Bjieke peterson Yes, this afterlife is so much fun with a AAAA in my hand, Ok Don Lane let's parry in the afterlife Don Lane'. Ok thanks Graham, now here is Bon Scott with his after life song The clouds are shaking And the moon is rocking with the men who are put in there To scare bad guys away from doing evil on earth And yes, AC/DC are still going strong on Earth And I am doing well up here , because it is so easy, man To be fit and healthy up here, I said you Shook the after life, all night long Oh yeah baby, you Shook the afterlife, all night long Don Lane'. See you next time, bye
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Live inside the execution chamber a stocky warden poker-faced and middle-aged begins the medieval ritual with words of cold indifference addressed towards Ted's emotionally dead terrified head. A warder grim-faced stands to one side arms folded as two others begin to buckle thick leather straps around Bundy's ankles wrists and chest to the chair. No cold condolences the electrodes on top of his head a black mask covering his face until the signal is given a raised arm to the executioner hooded in black who pushes a lever. Bundy's body arches spasmodically convulses tensely straining paroxysms the neck taut head stretched back blood oozing from the nostrils then slumps and is pronounced dead. The warders remove the crown and mask unbuckle the straps as the chamber empties and the executioner doffs the black hood to reveal appropriately a beautiful woman.
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Sep 11, 2014
Sep 11, 2014 at 11:35 PM UTC
The Execution of Ted Bundy
it was a dry mojave afternoon, with crows cursing shrilly the streetlamps bearing broken bulbs and the striped cat sleeping in the sun. the wind drew frantic breaths, exhaling dead leaves over the hill and sending the blackbirds spiraling into the sky. a lizard stirred, somniferous almond eyes gazing lethargically over his rock and at the old man on the porch leaning back- impossibly uncomfortable in his rickety wooden chair. his name was Jackson. gnarled gray hair mixed with gnarled gray beard appropriately framing a pinched, ornery visage and tattered clothes adorned his whisper of a body. it was his sixty-fourth year here in the desert- on the fifty-second he'd lost his wife on the fifty-eighth he'd gained a kitten named him Waldrop and let him **** the mice and lizards. 'sixty four years is a long time,' a thought murmured in the back of his head eyelids peeling back to give a cursory glance to Waldrop who was stalking the reptile watching him. he remembered his twentieth birthday when Edna had first said she loved him and he remembered that glorious July morning where she said she was his forever. he remembered the pain of labor down in the factory, and the camaderie with his fellows chewing tobacco and cursing the bosses. he remembered the time spent weeping, but remembered more the time spent laughing in places miles and miles away that now seemed imaginary. exhaustion echoed through tired bones and he wondered who would feed the cat, drooping eyes closing one last time to await the warmth of sunset.
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Dec 10, 2013
Dec 10, 2013 at 5:15 PM UTC
stillness & death
it was a dry mojave afternoon, with crows cursing shrilly the streetlamps bearing broken bulbs and the striped cat sleeping in the sun. the wind drew frantic breaths, exhaling dead leaves over the hill and sending the blackbirds spiraling into the sky. a lizard stirred, somniferous almond eyes gazing lethargically over his rock and at the old man on the porch leaning back- impossibly uncomfortable in his rickety wooden chair. his name was Jackson. gnarled gray hair mixed with gnarled gray beard appropriately framing a pinched, ornery visage and tattered clothes adorned his whisper of a body. it was his sixty-fourth year here in the desert- on the fifty-second he'd lost his wife on the fifty-eighth he'd gained a kitten named him Waldrop and let him **** the mice and lizards. 'sixty four years is a long time,' a thought murmured in the back of his head eyelids peeling back to give a cursory glance to Waldrop who was stalking the reptile watching him. he remembered his twentieth birthday when Edna had first said she loved him and he remembered that glorious July morning where she said she was his forever. he remembered the pain of labor down in the factory, and the camaderie with his fellows chewing tobacco and cursing the bosses. he remembered the time spent weeping, but remembered more the time spent laughing in places miles and miles away that now seemed imaginary. exhaustion echoed through tired bones and he wondered who would feed the cat, drooping eyes closing one last time to await the warmth of sunset.
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