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"approves" poems
Don't tell, your lips speak only the truth I'll understand you better, reading in between the lines. The bottom lines, never lies. Your flesh approves of our ties. the way you react; you can't deny Your skin's reaction to your action. You couldn't hide it if you even try. Hard commands demand your attention, like a distraction; our chain reaction crossing the line; drawing attention to our raw attraction
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Mar 7, 2018
Mar 7, 2018 at 5:14 PM UTC
Attraction
Please, may someone save my country? Save it from the guy that says he would beat up any gay couple he saw kissing Save it from the guy that says ugly woman don't even deserve to be ***** Save it from the guy that says he approves torture Save it from the guy that says his son would never date a black woman cause he was raised well Save it from the guy that says people should be fuzilated Save it from the guy that says he weakened and for that he had a female child Save it from the guy that says parents should beat up their kids if they started "acting gay" Save it from the guy that says it's okay to put rats inside of teen girls' vaginas as a way of punishment Save it from the guy that says women should be paid less than men Save it from the guy that says the mistake of the military regime was to torture instead of killing Above all Save it from all the people that voted for him Save it from the 97.290.000 that voted for this man today Save it, or else I don't what to do Where to hide Where to cry Actually, Above all Do not save this country Just save those people Those minds capable of agreeing with such terrible things Save them And you'll save my country Save them all, worldwide And you'll save this planet Do it otherwise And we're all dummed
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Oct 7, 2018
Oct 7, 2018 at 9:38 PM UTC
#EleNão
Fiery soul with emerald eyes, Listen close to my words and what therein lies Dear sweet thing with dancing sliver hues A stormy grey or seeping blue There's nothing more I need than both of you. So I'll tell you now, I cannot choose And my dear lover supports, approves Soft uncertain smile, now please don't shy Listen close to my words and what therein lies As for the large bubbly boy holding my hand Intimidation is not his plan I would only love one if I found I can Instead I want to be you gentleman So I'll approach this gently then Long-full boy, wishful sighs Listen close to my words and what therein lies Because I love you both and hope you'll love me I want to write a love song for three Please listen closed And do respond, darling It's for my love of you both I'll sing
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Feb 24, 2021
Feb 24, 2021 at 5:45 PM UTC
One, Two, three?
The officer said it was illegal but I've never been punished thusfar. I knew it was wrong, but desire consumed me. I grabbed the man and dragged him into my van. He screamed and I laughed. Brutal company. It was going to hurt, of that I was certain. His lack of consent did not stop me. I was on a mission, and James Bond always thrives. I got in and drove as fast and as far as I could. Speed bumps bring my daughter joy. She giggles, I smile, he writhes in pain. My smile grows. A pain bubbles in my clavicle but I digress. But, I don't digress because it HURT. I locked the angels in my closet for safe keeping. My mother is proud. Blood is my favorite accessory. Hashtag period. My friend always said I was cunning but I never believed her father was a good man. After all, a good man would never commit such acts. I threw the empty toilet paper roll at his grave then shouted at his wife's cat. Meow. Meow, meow. Meow. It sings the song of the hummingbird so I put it in a collar and walk it to the pound. The pound sings the song of death, my song. My student tool box is full of unfortunate goodies, and yes, my English teacher approves. But I would rather she not. This is my journey, not one I shall share. I aggressively slap the keys of life, hoping yogurt will seep from the cracks of destiny. It never does, and I starve. My granola is friendless. Life is bitter, like the skin of a plum. Fierce as a seahorse. But again, I digress.
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Nov 13, 2013
Nov 13, 2013 at 10:20 AM UTC
The Saucy Platter of Faith
Virgo  ♍️ ~~~~ Virgo needs be a person advocating virginity I know because I have fusion and experience. Realistically fusing together two personalities God knows n loves my approach and approves Of Peridot,Carnelian, Blue Sapphire,Tourmaline       Of Green ........ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Written by Philip.      17th December 2018.
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Dec 17, 2018
Dec 17, 2018 at 9:24 PM UTC
Virgo ♍️ August 24- September 23
I really want to thank you. Whether I'm being sarcastic or not, You'll never know. I feel like every time I write something, It's for someone to read. Spooky government guys, Or girls who really like fries. But sometimes it feels like I don't want to. I don't want you to read about Who or what affects me. Sometimes I worry because my friends can read these things. My friends, they enjoy poetry too. My English teacher's on here. She says she approves. It's weird, isn't it? How small the world is. Yet I never see who I really want to. I see uncles and aunts And really long lost cousins. I see my grandma's friends everywhere. At weddings and all affairs. But the only way I can see Who I really want to. Is through writing and pictures, And trust me, I do. But it feels like it can't be real, not yet. I have eight months to go, And I fret and I fret. I can't wait to see those Amazing blue eyes. The upturn of blond hair, And your shirts like the skies. Your sense of adventure keeps me going. It's weird, I know, how these words keep flowing. You'll never read them. But if you do, Hi, I suppose. I miss you. With your laugh, So infrequent, And your entrances. Through fire escapes?      That's perfectly normal to me. From under a table?       That's pretty normal to see. To scare me on a staircase?       Of course, why not? Hanging off a balcony?     Fine, but keep your thoughts. But the one entrance you have yet to make. Is the one I want you to most. The one that leads you back into my world. The one that makes the legend unfurl. I have documents upon documents I'd love you to read. But you never really will, It's not hard to believe. Poems and lists, Monologues galore. But wait and look, Here's one more. And you ask, What is it truly for? A thank you, Dear friend For being who you are. And simply to ask you to look up at the stars. For I can see the moon, And so can you. And I just wish, I could see you too.
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Nov 28, 2017
Nov 28, 2017 at 4:14 PM UTC
Look at The Moon For Me
I really want to thank you. Whether I'm being sarcastic or not, You'll never know. I feel like every time I write something, It's for someone to read. Spooky government guys, Or girls who really like fries. But sometimes it feels like I don't want to. I don't want you to read about Who or what affects me. Sometimes I worry because my friends can read these things. My friends, they enjoy poetry too. My English teacher's on here. She says she approves. It's weird, isn't it? How small the world is. Yet I never see who I really want to. I see uncles and aunts And really long lost cousins. I see my grandma's friends everywhere. At weddings and all affairs. But the only way I can see Who I really want to. Is through writing and pictures, And trust me, I do. But it feels like it can't be real, not yet. I have eight months to go, And I fret and I fret. I can't wait to see those Amazing blue eyes. The upturn of blond hair, And your shirts like the skies. Your sense of adventure keeps me going. It's weird, I know, how these words keep flowing. You'll never read them. But if you do, Hi, I suppose. I miss you. With your laugh, So infrequent, And your entrances. Through fire escapes?      That's perfectly normal to me. From under a table?       That's pretty normal to see. To scare me on a staircase?       Of course, why not? Hanging off a balcony?     Fine, but keep your thoughts. But the one entrance you have yet to make. Is the one I want you to most. The one that leads you back into my world. The one that makes the legend unfurl. I have documents upon documents I'd love you to read. But you never really will, It's not hard to believe. Poems and lists, Monologues galore. But wait and look, Here's one more. And you ask, What is it truly for? A thank you, Dear friend For being who you are. And simply to ask you to look up at the stars. For I can see the moon, And so can you. And I just wish, I could see you too.
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I long for the animal you hide Won't you come out to play? You won't know unless you've tried This space is safe, promise it's okay I am going to leave my mark One way or another Raw untamed fervid spark It is you I am going to smother Let the voracious hunger mount Escalating each minute Primal breathlessness paramount You are your own limit I'm not going to make love to you I utter rather sweetly Neither am I going to **** you But own you...... completely I want to tear you apart Don't make any sudden moves Pulsating beat of your heart Every inch of me approves I want to forget my own name While I'm busy moaning yours I promise to start quite tame Until you are out of your drawers My body I do herby bestow Let me show you how I whisper in your ear and let you know The time is Now
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Oct 16, 2017
Oct 16, 2017 at 1:52 PM UTC
The Thought ******
A curve of satin sits idly beneath a sight so deeply moved Amid the stillness of a hope that longs to rise The moon smiles down, as if he approves A dream pursued by the eyes The softest sound takes flight in a voices sweetest tune In a misty stream of pale moonlight Hands are clasped in a curving spoon A taste of hope in sheer delight Thrilled hearts sigh, dreaming of a blissful hour Weep with joy as their wonder shows The perfect bloom of a dream filled flower A curve of satin did bestow Hope shines in the misty moonlight, on the sweetest tune A constant vigil in a dream pursued tonight Swells inside two hearts which spoon Deeply moved in their delight
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Nov 20, 2010
Nov 20, 2010 at 2:23 AM UTC
Satin Spoon
and she walks the heart’s road one more time the known letter becomes unknown last time the first time she allows vapors of  thrill shape as much as wisdom approves time Know your place she says don’t fly up too high that’s uncivilized far See I am standing calm inside hear me? on the ground body feet well aligned agreed ? yes and no agreed you anyway cannot disagree It's only my politeness that asks She walks like the wind  blowing pure joy a gifted natural balance of posture being one with the time of man and of woman and of child whatever she becomes at once the crowd Their laughter makes summer like a hypolimnetic volume in the temperate reflects to universe as a place to perch   amongst stars (when you sometimes pass) while they seemingly cross traffic lights led by a black dog and a red cat (hiding in a mysterious plant) as if she knows us   from somewhere or I her as if this has no consequence as if she says and the sound defines
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Feb 8, 2015
Feb 8, 2015 at 6:42 AM UTC
recursive thrill
I know I'm Not good enough for A team Not fast enough for B team Just quick enough for C team Just barely above D team I know that you say He's not good enough for me You don't approve No one approves He's not good enough for me I'm not as gorgeous as you I'm not as pretty as her I'm not your average cute On the verge of unsightly My parents say I've changed My friends say I'm different I'm sorry I'm not your little girl anymore I'm sorry I'm not perfect forevermore I'm showing a few cracks I know what I lack You say I'm not good enough Tell me something I don't know Tell me of your imperfections Tell me I'm not the only one Tell me what you see in your reflection Tell me of the wrong you've done Tell me something Tell me anything Tell me it's okay to change Tell me it's okay to be different Tell me something I don't know I know I'm Not confident enough Not tough enough Not loud enough Tell me something I don't know Because I already know I'm not now and never will be Good enough So now, tell me, Something I don't know
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Sep 25, 2013
Sep 25, 2013 at 6:42 PM UTC
Tell Me Something I Don't Know
Poetry is a hard life. Writing is a hard life. Art, in any way, shape or form is a hard life. But we do it because we feel it in our souls. We might not necessarily be good at it. It might not be able to earn us a living, and all the words in our heart may threaten to tear us apart, or to overflow and drown the world. It may seem like too much of a burden, to have the power of the pen, to feel like you're drifting out on an ocean of emotions that flicker so quickly past you don't have time to grasp it and put it on paper, thoughts and feelings too beautiful to ever be captured by words. And so many times we want to walk away, to stop, to give up. But I think what makes it worth it isn't the result. It doesn't matter what happens in the end. Whether the words are clumsy or not. Whether anybody publishes it or not. Whether or not anyone else approves, even. It doesn't matter in the end. What matters is the journey. And honestly, for people like us? The journey itself is enough.
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Sep 17, 2024
Sep 17, 2024 at 5:14 AM UTC
Art
Forget about London, forget about LA Or some sunny exotic island you visited last May And flashback to that winter of young hopeful romance Of our days strolling around the cobbled streets of France Key into the Seine, our love sealed by the locks Feeding bread crumbs to pigeons as they come by the flock Lourdes's faith and divinity approves of our entwined hearts Cannes opens its arms for our new united start But London sticks to your mind And now you live in LA Surfing and lying in the open sun The sunlight is your summer sleigh Concrete streets and tall palm trees There's no more chilly winter breeze And back in France dies our last chance Didn't you hear? They're removing the locks They weigh down the bridge, puts people in danger I guess love can't always last forever Sometimes the burden becomes too much And you burn everything that you touch The time has come to extinguish the flames And that's the end of our little French game
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Jun 23, 2015
Jun 23, 2015 at 6:18 AM UTC
France With You
Hate is so hard to conquer, every single day When half of my hate is sent my own way Love is hard to acquire, when I lack a face That keeps the pride to tie my own lace I cannot wake up in the morning With a valid reason So, I bide my time adorning My mind’s acts of treason The seasons fly And I will be conquered Like a fly Beholden to its scroll of anatomy Dissecting its brother And niece And now I careen Cajole myself Into callow hedonism Shallow as it may be It is profound in its posture And depraved at a glance I will conquer the palms With every ligament that moves With every rotten tree groove While my mother approves I can only improve My lonely psalms The Qabalah balms
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Oct 15, 2018
Oct 15, 2018 at 7:03 PM UTC
I Will Conquer the Palms
July 2011 The arrogance of creation, the need for accumulation, tis a satisfaction that new is a justification, for anything requiring us to believe that: I am worth this, this is a thing I deserve.   This is mine, therefore I am more than human, I am special.   In Texas the oilmen put their initials upon the sides of a sleeve, so when rolled up, you'd still know that this man, his name, these wells, his landscaping tombstones, are his labored gain upon fruited plain. All hail my work product, its insights are worth money, I know someone approves,     cause my garage parking ticket was validated. We labor for sustenance, labor for validity, in order to collect, shed, replace, accumulate ego, glory or gain. Some labor to survive. This knowledge creates, within a great sadness, a hallowed, hollowed ache that hurts, but does not explain soully, this poem.   Pins in a map, mark battle lines.   Midnight tally, where are the pins to be put at the close of business this day? Is this even the correct map? I am so blessed in so many ways, but compulsed by needs I can't define, to write this, Part manifesto, part preamble, part poem, part bill of rights.   part green eggs and ham, a scrambled product of clotted plots, shower songs,   salt and peppered by a conscience that rambles on, cause it just don't speak the language of the day, so moderne, it is called, shut up!
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Nov 12, 2013
Nov 12, 2013 at 12:39 PM UTC
Accumulations
the casket was open for the duration of the service a black hole beckoning, a step through the door the great unknown a muffled cough, a sigh, unease hung in the air, a cloying fog i sat near the back, observant of the dry eyes the looks of disgust the gathering - most here out of a sense of requirement than true feeling the few who knew, eclipsed by the underwhelming apathy even less approached the pristine coffin for a final goodbye those with a thirst for the morbid (likely) heartfelt (doubtful) "daddy always said - be committed in what you do" words taken to heart - evident in the cracked void left by the .44 exit disinterested in the false emotions of the living i leave - unnoticed a ghost at my own funeral
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Feb 28, 2012
Feb 28, 2012 at 4:48 PM UTC
no one approves of suicide
Put past The pretence of protection. Propagandising her preciousness is prohibited - proprietorial preparation for *********** Parents paw the pretty pretty Pa approves the partner partner plucks the petals, proclaiming ‘She pleases me, pleases me not’ - matters not one jot. Pet and preen her perilous perfection a prophylactic precaution, in place of progression, promotion, professional appreciation. Proud paternalistic patter imprisons. Presidents pronounce on ***** parroted by ****** and pissheads. Petty, pathetic and petrified of power, placing people in parentheses participating in playground politics. I’m sick that this paralysis persists. Past to present, passed down passed over passed off as perfectly practical, natural, a place for everyone everyone in place. Please. Parade our pride in pyrotechnic protest in partnership perpetual, productive, progressive people as people as people, powerful and equal.
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Oct 30, 2016
Oct 30, 2016 at 12:36 PM UTC
Our Wives and Daughters
Is this what it's like to be a poet? To taste every goodbye, to feel every moment? To feel every detail, to see every flaw? To kiss every star as the night starts to fall To fall in love with the way the sunsets To dream of the birds from dusk to dawn Is this what it's like to be a painter? To find it captivating the way the earth moves Mesmerized by your very own torment Never caring if anyone else approves Ingenious, stamped across your forehead Is this what it's like to be an artist? To find beauty in the pain that transcends From the demonized garden growing within? To find something alluring in the way People walk away
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 10:02 PM UTC
Art
Horror It is the moment When one culture Decides It is superior To another It is the moment When life Is devalued To the point That extermination Can be done Without feeling But instead With moral certainty The certainty That the God Of the dominant culture Approves And When the screams Cannot be heard Because They are not real To you And even if they were It wouldn’t matter Because Insanity Does not recognize Itself And because Fear Justifies anything And because The reality that has been constructed In your mind Is that you are normal And they are not So they must die And you must live No matter The symptom Of the disease You have been taught To love
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Feb 16, 2012
Feb 16, 2012 at 1:11 PM UTC
Horror
That yellow lightning bolt “You have new notifications” truly; like my personal brand of ****** my personal, digital addiction; I eagerly log in to see which stranger now approves, of the turmoil deep in me to see which stranger considers me worthy; worthy of “following” worthy of paying attention to “Your poem started trending” Which one?  True Love? OH WOW!  Strangers like my work? should it even matter? does it even matter? **** straight it does!** Why? I’ll tell you why; People liking my poems means I’m not alone if I’m crazy, I’m not the only one, it means that somewhere in this upside down world understands something about me Following me means that my voice matters if in ”real life” I don’t matter if in ”real life” I’m stepped upon at least here, people think me worthy Others can at least identify it means that I am not alone it means that I might not be that crazy it means that somewhere on this Earth another heart beats – another flame flickers against the cold, dark of the World Really, it communicates that I matter that I too, have a place in the world
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Sep 15, 2014
Sep 15, 2014 at 9:01 AM UTC
Addicted to the yellow bolt
Til twinkle pinkie rosebuds turn shrubbery so wild wilder than the fume upon which the moonglade climbs gloomy tide to make welcome of the night until the little birds sing your name then times be as happy as flame One goldfinch and 3 white pigeons a colourful macaw parrot and falconet or the black crowncrane of large pinions soul's fleeting harbinger of the lorikeet type, as i await the little birds sing The whole of my being approves by the star shining in northerly clime as in clinging on tight to a feeling so true of grim death in moment so prime until the birds vocalize your name only then shall I not feel the disdain Patience robs the clamouring chest heels are still weary and cold in rest and soon little birds send me tweets by the dawn chorus of early birds' beats shall one become happy and gay
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Dec 25, 2014
Dec 25, 2014 at 2:47 AM UTC
Miss Anonym
He watches; quiet, reflective. No doubt he detected The weight of my Body-shaped shame. My name similar to his, Who now rots under sunlight, Unabashed in his righteousness To which I was blind. I find myself here, In a garden once perfect, Now tainted with ****** I heard the scratching, Faint at first, So I turned and saw him. The raven watches; Quiet, perceptive, His gaze so effective. His foot scratches the ground, Making a sound that feels Almost peaceful. He unearths the freedom That I need him to show me. Just below me, The earth is opening up. I grab my brother's limp arm, Drag him away From the evidence of his harm. Further away From the judgment of God. The raven approves; He quietly nods.
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Apr 1, 2017
Apr 1, 2017 at 1:07 PM UTC
Raven, Bury My Sins (NaPoWriMo #1)
The journey of memory mealtime lane. First stop, let’s get it over. The painful place of supper time tension. Watching the clock, start the race To produce the evening prize. Another plate – protein, vege, A third of carbs is wise. Table laid, stage is set, But there’s a stomach-churning silence, I’m staring at the wooden spoon. His sallow face swallows and the Fork shuffles, napkin placed on the pile. His footsteps leave, we try to ignore The deserted plate - talk and smile Come on now, memory mealtime store Fill me a tasty smell – Grandmas’s larder – whole room devoted! Crinkled brown paper nesting Squares of brownies, gingerbread. Eyes behold, like moons of light Boubon biscuits, french sponge fingers. Other worldliness, such a sight! Now take me back to nice school dinners, Waiting down the hall, up the playground steps. Will treacle cake all have gone, Just leaving rice and prunes? Dreadful cold white mash potato scoops Neatly spread apart. My favourite - dark chocolate sponge And jam pink marshmallow **** Join me to sitting round My family kitchen table, ‘Best bit is the skin,’ Dad and me agree. He approves as I eat My little sister’s potato jacket. I’m good and there’s plenty And we’re all feeling full. Every plate eaten clean, completely empty. I remember secretly sneaking Opening tins and picking out pieces Of chocolate from choc chip cookies. By the window, our Kenwood soda stream, It’s bottles like shop bought fizzy pop! And Dad’s homemade wholemeal loaf Unlike any bread from the shop. My Sixth form packed lunch – Two Ryvita sandwiches with a kipling cake, A calorie counting diet Eaten by morning break Whilst writing the stove is forgotten And now the smell of overcooked stew - Burnt pan supper – a frequent memory. I think I can save it, definitely cooked through. Arriving at the end of mealtime lane, A message to hang in the kitchen high above Something I’ve learnt to remember, That the food in our lives must be all about love.
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May 23, 2021
May 23, 2021 at 5:09 PM UTC
The Journey of Memory Mealtime Lane
The journey of memory mealtime lane. First stop, let’s get it over. The painful place of supper time tension. Watching the clock, start the race To produce the evening prize. Another plate – protein, vege, A third of carbs is wise. Table laid, stage is set, But there’s a stomach-churning silence, I’m staring at the wooden spoon. His sallow face swallows and the Fork shuffles, napkin placed on the pile. His footsteps leave, we try to ignore The deserted plate - talk and smile Come on now, memory mealtime store Fill me a tasty smell – Grandmas’s larder – whole room devoted! Crinkled brown paper nesting Squares of brownies, gingerbread. Eyes behold, like moons of light Boubon biscuits, french sponge fingers. Other worldliness, such a sight! Now take me back to nice school dinners, Waiting down the hall, up the playground steps. Will treacle cake all have gone, Just leaving rice and prunes? Dreadful cold white mash potato scoops Neatly spread apart. My favourite - dark chocolate sponge And jam pink marshmallow **** Join me to sitting round My family kitchen table, ‘Best bit is the skin,’ Dad and me agree. He approves as I eat My little sister’s potato jacket. I’m good and there’s plenty And we’re all feeling full. Every plate eaten clean, completely empty. I remember secretly sneaking Opening tins and picking out pieces Of chocolate from choc chip cookies. By the window, our Kenwood soda stream, It’s bottles like shop bought fizzy pop! And Dad’s homemade wholemeal loaf Unlike any bread from the shop. My Sixth form packed lunch – Two Ryvita sandwiches with a kipling cake, A calorie counting diet Eaten by morning break Whilst writing the stove is forgotten And now the smell of overcooked stew - Burnt pan supper – a frequent memory. I think I can save it, definitely cooked through. Arriving at the end of mealtime lane, A message to hang in the kitchen high above Something I’ve learnt to remember, That the food in our lives must be all about love.
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since feeling is first who pays any attention to the syntax of things will never wholly kiss you; wholly to be a fool while Spring is in the world my blood approves and kisses are a better fate than wisdom lady i swear by all flowers. Don't cry - the best gesture of my brain is less than your eyelids' flutter which says we are for each other: then laugh, leaning back in my arms for life's not a paragraph and death i think is no parenthesis.
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Sep 6, 2016
Sep 6, 2016 at 9:12 PM UTC
Since feeling is first.
drank straight god above level heaven contagion. remember: lazy approves of room for error. snoring counts as blatantly losing. blank stare blank slate upstairs neighbors they were making what could only be violent love or beautiful music. either way the whole blueprint was shaking, the sound breaking a vacant space. & there was a cloud. there was always a cloud. sometimes he be spinnin round & round & rounded but he usually clucked out fore ever touching ground. uhh, shut his mouth. not saying so long to luck but the ***** wanted to run. how he long to get loud & lost in the crowd of tired brown- grays & blacks, boring blues. nature, mother, lackluster, satan kept a written record of the whether's mood & heavy surveillance of his movements as seen through ***** rear view mirrors. she said never better, never clearer. so, tomorrow if we're still our own & each other's dearest, we'll need to find the nearest payphone; call all world leaders, demand appearance, then apologize for all our static & interference.
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Apr 16, 2015
Apr 16, 2015 at 1:43 AM UTC
Wack *** G Phonk Sabbath Day