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peanut butter peanut butter is good for your ma and good for ya papa you see i put peanut butter on bread abour 23 times, i buy 2 loaves of bread and i make 23 peanut butter sandwiches i enjoy it, as the peanut butter sticks to the bread and my mouth, i love peanut butter sandwiches they are very nice for me to eat but it’s high in fat and eating too many peanut butter sandwiches can be fatal, you see i look like a little young dude walking aroung with white sox and a tracksuit eating my peanut butter sandwiches you see i vision young women or men put peanut butter all over their legs to make a pornographic movie i visioned a young mate mark ward legs sticky like peanut butter peanut butter peanut butter very sticky as you bite get your mouth sticking together i remember those days of going to the kitchen up and back up and back making peanut butter sandwiches i still want that but if had it now, i would get up to 170 kilos so if you eat peanut butter peanut butter it is great to enjoy a spread of peanut butter to enjoy every day and night
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May 24, 2016
May 24, 2016 at 7:36 AM UTC
the peanut butter poem
Please, stop talkin' 'bout yourself that way as if you have a smaller brain No one's buying that but you You care too much about your good grades and all the things your teachers say Don't you know those thing will never last? Educated idiot In the desk right next to me Educated idiot Writing on the board where you teach Educated idiot Your words, they sound so sweet From the pulpit where you preach once or twice a week, once or twice a week Well I don't want to know how much you get paid or hear the ***** details 'bout the last time you got laid Sometimes you really make me sick You act like you have somethin' important to say but then you treat people like animals no, only a fool will listen to a word of it Educated idiot In the desk right next to me Educated idiot Writing on the board where you teach Educated idiot Your words, they sound so sweet From the pulpit where you preach once or twice a week, once or twice a week Oh, how do drugs and cigarettes help us to achieve the greatness locked inside of us that no one else sees We're all wandering aroung on nameless roads the destination no one knows Lookin for a chance to bathe in the see Please, don't be The Educated idiot In the desk right next to me Educated idiot Writing on the board where you teach Educated idiot Your words, they sound so sweet From the pulpit where you preach once or twice a week, once or twice a week
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Feb 1, 2011
Feb 1, 2011 at 11:46 AM UTC
The Educated Idiot
witnessing the cracks in your feeble armor tears a whole through a heavy heart. I can feel the scars upon your broken coil and the salt flats below your eyes. he spilled the blood of his bitter fists upon that cardboard frame the world calls your body. he cleaved at the brittle coal that is your aching bones, yet you still carry yourself upon the winter winds. he spat in the ocean of your soul. yet you hold on tight to his arm, as if he is the anchor that keeps you safely in the bay. and all you need do is obey. fearful of the storm beyond, of the deep blue of endless possibility... you stay within the confines of a jagged little shoreline. he is the rope aroung your nape and you can't help but hang yourself.
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Jan 26, 2024
Jan 26, 2024 at 2:52 AM UTC
her carapace of promises broken
*Dancing aroung the camp fire. Listing to the sound of the world Spinning around and around. Just to fall to the ground. Laugh on the grass that is cold. But you keep me warm, making you gold. We tell stories about love and loss. And talk about how we don't give a toss. I turn my head so I see your eyes. And see the inner depth of your souls lies. You tell me you wish you could freeze time. That for it to go on it would be a crime. Then you place your hand on my cheek. Making my knees feel weak. I place my hands against your chest. Knowing this is the only place I can rest. We lean in together. Wanting each other. Then I feel your soft lips. And your hand move to my hips. And I pull you closer to me. Because you make me feel free. You pull back just a bit. And pull me in your lap, were we sit. Brush a piece of hair from my face. And speak softly about this beautiful place. And the you say. You wish you could take it away. But at home there is enough beauty to see. When you look up and see me.*
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Jan 3, 2016
Jan 3, 2016 at 10:29 PM UTC
Camp fire of love
i need you, and i dont know how much, until im dreaming of you in the still cold night. dreaming of your body heat holding me. your strong, warm, tight arms. tangled up with mine, your toes currling with mine, your legs wrapping aroung mine, your warm kisses on my lips, our hearts beating as one. then it all stops, i realize its just a dream cause your not with me
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Jan 11, 2011
Jan 11, 2011 at 5:20 AM UTC
just a dream
I finally did it today Even though every bone of my body was screaming at me Don't do it! Don't do it! I did it anyway It was just as bad as I imagined it would be All the bad **** I thought would happen happened I got all sweaty I nearly ****** my pants I couldn't speak I choaked on my own spit I fell apart It was horrible But it was incredibly easy So easy to fall to pieces So easy to cease to exist So easy to break I enjoyed it Too much maybe I'll probably do it all again tomorrow I've been so lonely It's all I can think about doing when I am alone When it gets quiet Nobody is watching me but myself I fall apart Loving it Feeling a little less lonely for a bit Almost ******* my pants Sweating Looking aroung and seeing nobody Nobody but me Talking to myself Telling myself Don't do it Don't do it
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May 17, 2013
May 17, 2013 at 3:21 PM UTC
Falling Apart
Its 2002 Five years after mum and dad split up to two So I never get to do what I used to when my parent was still star and moon Trying to adapt to a way of life that’s totally new Odered aroung like a puppet and being told what to do But I’m determined to stand on my own; till I substantly grew And I learn that dad and mum gat their own struggle too So I was prepared to work till I loose the soul of my shoe And walk on my foot; if that’s what’s left to choose And I think that I should; because the star is exactly where I shoot Ten years later; I get to meet the father that I never knew And I want to tell him how bad I never get the chance to choose How I was deeply hurt inside but couldn’t show-out the wound How my sister had to die amidst this family feud How I’d being nursing this pain; but‘d keep it hid But I was force to accept a father who was never there for his kids So dad, since you and mummy separate I only had the chance to see my mom once in an age And you in decade Why can’t the two of you reconciliate Now is the time to accept the responsibilities that you never took And be a caring parent that you never could But there’s a family feud hidden that I never knew The fsmily feud that keep shattering the two of you But deep down; you’re more like the stars and moon Irrespective of a family feud; I’ll still love you
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Sep 4, 2018
Sep 4, 2018 at 6:25 PM UTC
STORY
You are lost to the waking world, a denizen of the darkness. I pry my fingers from off the steel lock. You risk the deeping years, the early yellow springing world laid for you from my body. I talked to you in the corridor of my youth. You only tried me for.a moment. You took the pages of my determination and threw them over the brick lined walls of your selfness. You made me witness your dance. The song you sang, your lyrics beneath my pillow, the voice of ancestors not heard until your music escaped the fences. My mother did not live to dance with you. The songcoated signal escaped between your incomprehensible affinity. The dance of genetics in full display. I am still the Baffled. The one footed dance of the broken, the chondral song played every evening. Go behind the schoolyard where you and the lions of your collective urges vye to be the fitest ****** on the block. My life is short now with my own kicked addictions. I drowned in the lake of desire. I have swum the frigid surf and walked away. You are not unique. Many sear the letter of desire across their bare forhead and cannot traverse the concourse of the day. I will not declare myself aroung your wheel. I walk through Grace. If you choose me kneel for the Benediction of God. Caroline Shank 5.28.22
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May 29, 2022
May 29, 2022 at 5:22 PM UTC
The Benediction of God