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"aspirin" poems
I have kissed boys Girls People in between But lately I have been kissing bottles Their lips are colder than yours But slowly I have realized that the pounding headache when I wake is less hurtful than the shattering in my chest Yet as these toxins rush through my veins I can't help but miss the tracing of your fingers along my skin Miss the numbness of the world when you lie with me But when I wake I remember that a headache is treated with an aspirin While heartache Well if you have a cure for Heartache let me know
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Nov 27, 2018
Nov 27, 2018 at 12:56 PM UTC
Heartache
knitting with scissors you run with. will get you there. but you can't buy a house. i'm sorry. you might, miiiiight get the Edwardian Tudor for a mansion in false claim but you keep your gaze, your weary gaze ....and slumber not so sweet, my sweet. knitting with false gods will get you everything but  Not the Other Thing that gnaws at the substance of your gut where the heart resides like a lion addicted to Aesop Fables - and dry humors that decimate with bounty flooding the bleak with our windmills ! you and i are regardless. knitting with shopping carts and dead batteries. washing ashore. lick your lips at the foam of our hysterical event. pitch a ******* tent. and eat more stars than you came in with. sew the hole with a hole and answer the phone sometimes, **** i ain't got all day but you might take your time like an aspirin.
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Apr 16, 2013
Apr 16, 2013 at 5:00 AM UTC
Knitting With Scissors You Run With
How did you end up flowing in my veins? I breathe you with every second that passes and I cry with tears that taste like you. Pathetic, right? I should make myself a tea and calm down... as if this could heal me... How can you heal with an ordinary tea, a chronic problem? Doctor, give me ten boxes of aspirin. we have to overcome the cold
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May 4, 2016
May 4, 2016 at 3:08 PM UTC
we aspire
This is to every sour patch kid That ever tried to be cool by going off the grid But you’re only as cool As that mouth behind your cig And the thoughts you numb with aspirin I think we all know It’s sour Then sweet But not before it’s gone So keep it in your mouth a little longer And then maybe Just maybe We won’t cry every time the bag is empty And the lights turn out And all we have left are those little grains of sour That we still eat anyway This is to every sour patch kid That ever wrote “I love you” on your eye lids Then fluttered your lashes But closed your eyes for too long Too long to see that the party was gone And that you were the only one still pretending to have fun Lets for a minute pretend that The red ones aren’t just Swedish fish with a little bit of tang And that the slang you throw in there Doesn’t make your words anymore true But were all gonna scream it anyway Then maybe Just maybe when we’re screaming We’ll forget how to talk And have to use our hand to say more than Flipping the bird ever could This is to every sour patch kid That only did what they did Just to say that they could What society forbid Well this is how it ends The bag in which you so snugly live Is ripped open with teeth And when that happens You’re gonna fly in between the Gear shift and the seat And then maybe Just maybe The hand will be skilled enough to get you out If you’re lucky enough they even look But even as messed up as that is Or even as wasted as Kesha is She has a point We are who we are Sincerely, The Breakfast Club
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Oct 14, 2013
Oct 14, 2013 at 8:24 PM UTC
Sour Patch Kids
This is to every sour patch kid That ever tried to be cool by going off the grid But you’re only as cool As that mouth behind your cig And the thoughts you numb with aspirin I think we all know It’s sour Then sweet But not before it’s gone So keep it in your mouth a little longer And then maybe Just maybe We won’t cry every time the bag is empty And the lights turn out And all we have left are those little grains of sour That we still eat anyway This is to every sour patch kid That ever wrote “I love you” on your eye lids Then fluttered your lashes But closed your eyes for too long Too long to see that the party was gone And that you were the only one still pretending to have fun Lets for a minute pretend that The red ones aren’t just Swedish fish with a little bit of tang And that the slang you throw in there Doesn’t make your words anymore true But were all gonna scream it anyway Then maybe Just maybe when we’re screaming We’ll forget how to talk And have to use our hand to say more than Flipping the bird ever could This is to every sour patch kid That only did what they did Just to say that they could What society forbid Well this is how it ends The bag in which you so snugly live Is ripped open with teeth And when that happens You’re gonna fly in between the Gear shift and the seat And then maybe Just maybe The hand will be skilled enough to get you out If you’re lucky enough they even look But even as messed up as that is Or even as wasted as Kesha is She has a point We are who we are Sincerely, The Breakfast Club
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The tavern roof was smokey with a pall of blueish ash. The juke box was a- booming as it played "The Monster Mash". A giant puffed a burning witch whilst smoke rings he exhaled.... While victims of our neighbor, Vlad...on stakes were all impaled. The Faceless Man was grinning... from ear to missing ear. The hanged man turned his twisted neck to sip a mug of beer. The Headless Horseman shouted for an aspirin or three. He popped them down his gullet where his head was meant to be. The zombies waited tables and the werewolf tended bar. Mothra was the carhop and took orders car to car. Godzilla worked the griddle and served burgers ala carte. Dracula complained about the steak caught in his heart. Ghosts and ghouls were dancing with abandon on the stage While cyborgs did "the robot" 'cause they thought it was the rage. The mummy came unraveled as we took him for a "spin" As Frankenstein played tuba to contribute to the din. Igor brought "the monster" and then Freddie brought his claw. Jason brought his butcher knife and his buddy from "The Saw". The guillotine was working and the raven refereed So nevermore would pardons be allowed to intercede. The pendulum was swinging to the beating of my heart. I hoped that I would wake up soon... then did so...with a START! Halloween is coming.  So, I guess I should prepare. Watch out for bars with men from Mars... 'cause BEASTIES party there!
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Oct 23, 2017
Oct 23, 2017 at 6:45 AM UTC
The Tavern of Terror
maybe I should encourage violence within conformity and seek to end impressionism or maybe NOT!- create perversions within a song split-ting hairs of the long dead being found at a youthful age washed ashore no longer breeding nor bleeding ceased of breathing to be now an exact science- scaled back models of when it was brave to be bold but hidden from news cameras for leftover caveats - I wanna go else-where and find redemption to shout **** you - desktop plants dried out from foul air and aspirin bottles ******** clad in old skin next to a banana peel- no remorse no recourse no answers for in my brain prescribed lies conjunct with irreversible truth complexity.
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Jul 9, 2015
Jul 9, 2015 at 11:44 AM UTC
so it shall be
I’ve O’D’d on Glucosamine Sulphate, so much I’m mentally scarred. It’s escalated now I’m 70… I’ve mainlined on my Senior Railcard… I bow down to the Norse God Voltarol… He eases all my pains… and there’s Deep Heat, Germaloids, even Anusol for the other stresses and strains. The wondrous Winter Fuel Allowance! That’s what lights our lamp these dark days - ahh, those twilight hours! But after the logs, it’s not Leccy or Gas we crave? No! We buy ***** with ours… the Whisky, Gin, ***** Wine, a drop of Brandy too. It all helps us numb the cold whilst memories of happier times gone by - brighten up this ****** growing old. Supplements, sterols, statins, aspirin, beta blockers… All the heart meds - life’s a battle. In the 60s it was *** and Drugs and Rock ’n’ Roll… Now there’s less *** and a lot more rattle! ****** fails to make it now - “no more”, after the last time - she said! These days the only thing it does is stop me rolling out of bed! The bus pass lets me roam the world… from John O’Groats to Land’s End. But these days I travel locally Southwick, Lancing, Steyning; oh yeh and a cousin in far Gravesend. Further afield; abroad perhaps? Well no…Back then it was Newhaven for the Continent. But now I’m over 70, well, it’ll just be Worthing for the INCONTINENT! And… did I say? Not that I was ever in the habit of measuring it you understand - or straightening out the kinks I’m pretty sure that these days - and ’no’ it’s NOT just the cold… but, your once adequate **** - it shrinks! I'm sorry...Your ******* It ain't so long!
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Dec 28, 2018
Dec 28, 2018 at 4:15 PM UTC
Things to look forward to when you’re 70+! (apart from a delayed pension).
I’ve O’D’d on Glucosamine Sulphate, so much I’m mentally scarred. It’s escalated now I’m 70… I’ve mainlined on my Senior Railcard… I bow down to the Norse God Voltarol… He eases all my pains… and there’s Deep Heat, Germaloids, even Anusol for the other stresses and strains. The wondrous Winter Fuel Allowance! That’s what lights our lamp these dark days - ahh, those twilight hours! But after the logs, it’s not Leccy or Gas we crave? No! We buy ***** with ours… the Whisky, Gin, ***** Wine, a drop of Brandy too. It all helps us numb the cold whilst memories of happier times gone by - brighten up this ****** growing old. Supplements, sterols, statins, aspirin, beta blockers… All the heart meds - life’s a battle. In the 60s it was *** and Drugs and Rock ’n’ Roll… Now there’s less *** and a lot more rattle! ****** fails to make it now - “no more”, after the last time - she said! These days the only thing it does is stop me rolling out of bed! The bus pass lets me roam the world… from John O’Groats to Land’s End. But these days I travel locally Southwick, Lancing, Steyning; oh yeh and a cousin in far Gravesend. Further afield; abroad perhaps? Well no…Back then it was Newhaven for the Continent. But now I’m over 70, well, it’ll just be Worthing for the INCONTINENT! And… did I say? Not that I was ever in the habit of measuring it you understand - or straightening out the kinks I’m pretty sure that these days - and ’no’ it’s NOT just the cold… but, your once adequate **** - it shrinks! I'm sorry...Your ******* It ain't so long!
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On A Diet The country is on a diet, drinking coke with no sugar, eating burgers with no bun, running on the treadmill; it's powdered protein for lunch. It's straight tequila in the evening, a light head and guilty fries at night. The country is on a diet, doing yoga over yoghurt pots, training their minds with sudoku and solitaire, rubbing salt and condition into their hair. It's 6 a.m. gym sessions, it's squats on the living room floor, the country is on a diet, my friends, and so we have no time for truth, or war. The country is on a diet, avocado in the breadcrumb, aspirin in the salt-shaker, food numb on the tongue and those slim-shakes always failed to deliver. Thigh gaps and mind-the-gaps, all these signposts for a cleaner living, no dust on the shelf, no bags 'neath your eyes to hide the lack of sleep and your ailing mental health. The country is on a diet, drinking tea with no milk, eating carrot sticks with best-value dip, running on the treadmill, we never get too far. It's straight tequila in the evening, it's "anything goes" in the dark.
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Oct 18, 2015
Oct 18, 2015 at 2:45 PM UTC
On A Diet
This terribleness. The blur of traffic lights and puddles paints Los Angeles on my face at night. It's so hard to know who will doze in my blind spots. Sunflower seeds and ******* lining the carpet. I sat on the front porch for five hours gutting the wolves from my appendices. Usually the headaches go away with the squashing of the lights. Fluorescents are the worst, halogens second, and 60-watt 120-volt light bulb the bane of my existence. I look at my phone but I cannot summon a quirky 120 character quip. I need excedrin but all I have to grape flavored children's aspirin. I should have asked for the water. How many unfinished glasses of water have I left around this world? Maybe Bruce and I will squash after work. I can hear his weekly catalog of two night stands with those married transient women who drive from Santa B. I hate golf, I could have made carried a career in this resentment. Maybe rolling down the window will alleviate some of this pressure. Maybe it's barometric pressure, The Baby is here in time to drag the houses out to sea. It feels like Michelangelo is carving The David in my head and it's the chiseling I've never wanted. It's Tuesday and the drugs were horrible. They killed five of them today. We wrapped their heads in blankets from the Thrifty, and had to have the interns find clothes that would fit for the Christian caskets. Two days until Giving Thanks Day. I am wrapped in copper and stuck in amber. I am acquitted by nonsense and stipulation, sick with nausea and pushing my forehead into the steering wheel. This is all terrible. The lying I've never told myself. The people that don't even know it's lying. Her and I always seem to escape with our happiness and pleasure in tow. The odds are slim, but our clothes have never fit too tightly.
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Nov 25, 2014
Nov 25, 2014 at 2:54 AM UTC
The Neon Alien Blouse
This terribleness. The blur of traffic lights and puddles paints Los Angeles on my face at night. It's so hard to know who will doze in my blind spots. Sunflower seeds and ******* lining the carpet. I sat on the front porch for five hours gutting the wolves from my appendices. Usually the headaches go away with the squashing of the lights. Fluorescents are the worst, halogens second, and 60-watt 120-volt light bulb the bane of my existence. I look at my phone but I cannot summon a quirky 120 character quip. I need excedrin but all I have to grape flavored children's aspirin. I should have asked for the water. How many unfinished glasses of water have I left around this world? Maybe Bruce and I will squash after work. I can hear his weekly catalog of two night stands with those married transient women who drive from Santa B. I hate golf, I could have made carried a career in this resentment. Maybe rolling down the window will alleviate some of this pressure. Maybe it's barometric pressure, The Baby is here in time to drag the houses out to sea. It feels like Michelangelo is carving The David in my head and it's the chiseling I've never wanted. It's Tuesday and the drugs were horrible. They killed five of them today. We wrapped their heads in blankets from the Thrifty, and had to have the interns find clothes that would fit for the Christian caskets. Two days until Giving Thanks Day. I am wrapped in copper and stuck in amber. I am acquitted by nonsense and stipulation, sick with nausea and pushing my forehead into the steering wheel. This is all terrible. The lying I've never told myself. The people that don't even know it's lying. Her and I always seem to escape with our happiness and pleasure in tow. The odds are slim, but our clothes have never fit too tightly.
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In haste, I took the first woman like a whiskey shot-- every ounce of her scarred my throat kept me silent, kept me staggering under the weight. When the bottom shelf love went beyond full bloom, I vomited her up, leaving me with a headache. In good conscious, I took the second woman like an aspirin pill-- every milligram of her alleviated the pain kept me similar to content, kept me tame. When the effects wore off and I pined for another drink, I put her in the cabinet, leaving me rambling nomadic. In guilt, I turned myself into the third woman like a penitent criminal-- every liter of her blood solidified kept me wrapped behind her bars, kept me seeking her good graces. When the prison sentence drew to a close, I left her behind, walking with an unwashable history. The fourth found me frightening, the fifth just ignored, the sixth designated me the "other man", and the elusive seventh only said, "You could do better." In my mind, the pills, prisons, and liquor melded -- the days cut short, the nights grew long, but I could do better I could do better I could do better. I sold the pills, I poured the whiskey down the sink, I left prison to the prisoners, and in the mirror I became a religious practitioner. To the Church of Better I subscribed. Sober, lone, and free my cry. To the darkness I whispered: I am the resurrection, I cannot be killed, I am the resurrection, the Buddha, the Jesus, the Krishna, the Allah. I am the resurrection, born again and again and again.
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Sep 16, 2012
Sep 16, 2012 at 3:08 PM UTC
I am the resurrection
In haste, I took the first woman like a whiskey shot-- every ounce of her scarred my throat kept me silent, kept me staggering under the weight. When the bottom shelf love went beyond full bloom, I vomited her up, leaving me with a headache. In good conscious, I took the second woman like an aspirin pill-- every milligram of her alleviated the pain kept me similar to content, kept me tame. When the effects wore off and I pined for another drink, I put her in the cabinet, leaving me rambling nomadic. In guilt, I turned myself into the third woman like a penitent criminal-- every liter of her blood solidified kept me wrapped behind her bars, kept me seeking her good graces. When the prison sentence drew to a close, I left her behind, walking with an unwashable history. The fourth found me frightening, the fifth just ignored, the sixth designated me the "other man", and the elusive seventh only said, "You could do better." In my mind, the pills, prisons, and liquor melded -- the days cut short, the nights grew long, but I could do better I could do better I could do better. I sold the pills, I poured the whiskey down the sink, I left prison to the prisoners, and in the mirror I became a religious practitioner. To the Church of Better I subscribed. Sober, lone, and free my cry. To the darkness I whispered: I am the resurrection, I cannot be killed, I am the resurrection, the Buddha, the Jesus, the Krishna, the Allah. I am the resurrection, born again and again and again.
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When I was ten I used to believe some pretty silly things I believed my sister when she told me That marshmallows were made out of whale blubber I believed that all the monsters in the world Would totally be repelled by my covers I believed that taking 40 baby aspirin would **** me And I only found out it wouldn’t after I tried When I found out that other than a stomach ache I was left completely fine I first attempted suicide at the age of 10 And I don’t know if that’s where anyone else has been But I really ******* hope not I found out at age 14 that monsters, real monsters Are the ones who actually slip under your sheets Plucking out your innocence before you can even realize That they are monsters that will hold your hand as they **** you Make you believe that you are okay But 4 years down the road you still won’t be able to breathe or concentrate When you hear their name Or when the anniversary of the day rolls around You won’t be able to choke out any sound to ask for help You can no longer let people in Afraid they will blow you up like a balloon just to pop you with a razor sharp pin I wish I could go back to believing in the silly things I wish I could go back to flying in my dreams Instead of drowning and being ripped at my seams
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Jul 24, 2018
Jul 24, 2018 at 6:40 PM UTC
Brindle Patterned Sheets
I'm restless like a low-class little nothing. Or a something. Or something, I don’t know. I tried to run away when I was twelve. I kicked puddles, ate a package of crackers, came home. I wish I could come home now. But he doesn’t kick puddles, he kicks the stairs loudly when he’s drunk and can’t walk up. He stains the mattress when he ****** the bed. He calls me from the gas station at 4 am saying “I love you baby, come pick me up.” And I shouldn’t, but I will. Will I? I will. And I really want to come home now, I miss the comfort of my warm bed and your soothing hands and would you make me tea when I am sick? I know I’m older, but let’s please forget. He fights and get cuts and scrapes and scabs and bleeds them onto me and I don’t think it’s gross. I think it’s gross when he tries to make love to me. and it hurts. We are not one, we are two. Making love, the term makes me laugh. It’s called ******* I think. It’s not like in the stories or the movies or the fantasies, ******* But this is what grownups do, right? Smoke cigarettes on street corners and don’t use condoms and eat ecstasy like aspirin and sweat and dance and collapse and come home and cry. Because they used to be the good girls, right? Was I a good one? Oh, no, I really want to come home now. Plane tickets are gold and he is too afraid to fly and too afraid to let go of my arm. The bruises are okay, I like the shape they make. It reminds me of a horror movie. I used to not be able to watch them, I was too young. You won’t be able to sleep, you’d say. But I can’t sleep now and I think I might still be too young. I want to come home now, can I please?
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Dec 7, 2014
Dec 7, 2014 at 7:38 PM UTC
Home
I'm restless like a low-class little nothing. Or a something. Or something, I don’t know. I tried to run away when I was twelve. I kicked puddles, ate a package of crackers, came home. I wish I could come home now. But he doesn’t kick puddles, he kicks the stairs loudly when he’s drunk and can’t walk up. He stains the mattress when he ****** the bed. He calls me from the gas station at 4 am saying “I love you baby, come pick me up.” And I shouldn’t, but I will. Will I? I will. And I really want to come home now, I miss the comfort of my warm bed and your soothing hands and would you make me tea when I am sick? I know I’m older, but let’s please forget. He fights and get cuts and scrapes and scabs and bleeds them onto me and I don’t think it’s gross. I think it’s gross when he tries to make love to me. and it hurts. We are not one, we are two. Making love, the term makes me laugh. It’s called ******* I think. It’s not like in the stories or the movies or the fantasies, ******* But this is what grownups do, right? Smoke cigarettes on street corners and don’t use condoms and eat ecstasy like aspirin and sweat and dance and collapse and come home and cry. Because they used to be the good girls, right? Was I a good one? Oh, no, I really want to come home now. Plane tickets are gold and he is too afraid to fly and too afraid to let go of my arm. The bruises are okay, I like the shape they make. It reminds me of a horror movie. I used to not be able to watch them, I was too young. You won’t be able to sleep, you’d say. But I can’t sleep now and I think I might still be too young. I want to come home now, can I please?
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I'm shooting people again And ignoring your texts Staring into an alternate reality Trying to forget I don't even ******* like this game I took 3 Aspirins I said I was hurting A pathetic excuse for trying to numb my thoughts It didn't work
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Oct 16, 2013
Oct 16, 2013 at 10:33 PM UTC
Call of Duty and Aspirin
Bazooka that veruka Wage war on your warts Charge the canons against corns  And ills of other sorts Conscript regiments of Rennies Antacid to supress indigestion  Establish naval fleets   Of fisherman friends sweets  To banish nasal congestion smear your chest with Vick To ensure victory is quick And if headaches ensue Aspirin will win and subdue If your enemy is constipation Let  senna be your friend  And if your throat is sore Let strepsils make swift amends  Show viruses they're not  welcome Fight back with all your might Give germs no easy terms And soon you'll feel alright!
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Aug 3, 2014
Aug 3, 2014 at 8:44 PM UTC
Battlefront
A little blood, and then nothing. Waited. But there were no cramps, no sweats. No shrimp-like cell cluster. She recalled the dates of this downfall: Of a **** no law’d recognise. Bus drivers’ strike. Consultation with a grumpy-old-doctor-man. "... you’re probably too late. Try an Aspirin between your knees next time…” This is how she told her love to me. Measured against in-spite-of, not by because.
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Aug 8, 2012
Aug 8, 2012 at 3:19 PM UTC
wrongs & rights
Two peas in a pod Two peas in a pod, we are like a family. Two peas in a pod, the better half of me. Two peas in a pod, she gets the best of me, Like nobody else ever did, has, could, or would, do you see? We are like two separate halves and three dimensional. Like two fast cars, we need our petrol. Like two shooting stars, she is my place to go. Like water getting cold, she is my lovely snow. Like a bull and matador, we are a rodeo show And there are no clown cars in sight, only hope and sorrow. Opposites attract, but we are identical. We share the same sign, it’s astrological. It’s written in our stars, our love is monumental And who am I to complain; I’m unconditional. A rose and a Rosé, liquid state of mind. A red and a white, sleepy and party time. ***** and coke, it’s nearly closing time, sigh, So I will have to be her aspirin, come morning light. The bandage to her sore, I need to be her cure. The key to her door, I want to be inside the head of mi amor. The curtain has finally been called. Here comes the final line, it is the only way to say, I never said we were one and the same. (C)2018 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
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Sep 24, 2018
Sep 24, 2018 at 12:40 PM UTC
Two peas in a pod
I notice you the moment I walk in You, however, don't give a **** Looking at your pretty little associates Giggling over some inane matter While you sit like you are Some kind of holy, With a shit-eating grin On your face. Your attention Doesn't waver from them I walk inside, intensely tired Gone insane with all the fake- grins and the somewhat awkward Fun we all had. Your attention Doesn't waver from your papers Your precious little papers I note, with a sardonic grin I close my eyes and simply Don't care any more as I Strip out of my clothes Chuck off my stupid heels And fall on the bed, letting Out a sigh of relief, comfort Finally, I get to relax My spine relaxes but it tingles With awareness of the Audience. I open my eyes My vision blurry from over-use I meet his gaze across the room He keeps staring Disconcerted and too weary to deal With his mood-swings, I close my eyes And bury my face in the pillow My head is hurting, it is pounding And I am at the end of my rope He comes with slow, languid strides Makes me sit-up, hands over the flask Filled with water, my name engraved On the cap, and a pamphlet of Aspirin I praise the medical wonders As I knock it down and lie on the bed again I can feel it acting its magic My nerves are loosening out My head is being quietened bit by bit As my vision blackens, I notice his Face, eyes, expression Strangely, something looks Like longing on his face
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Oct 14, 2012
Oct 14, 2012 at 10:16 AM UTC
Longing
I love you as much as I love The first ray of sunshine in the morning, But I love her as much as I love The first star in the night sky I love you as much as I love Getting into my bed when it's really cold, But I love her as much as I love A carress of fresh air when it's really hot I love you as much as I love My cup of coffee when I wake up, But I love her as much as I love Aspirin when I'm hangover I love you as much as I love Wearing a nice outfit when I go out, But I love her as much as I love Wearing sweat pants when I'm all alone I love you as much as I love Getting naked when we're together, But I love her as much as I love Getting her naked when we're together
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Aug 5, 2013
Aug 5, 2013 at 2:24 PM UTC
I love you, but I love her
Who will forgive me for the things I do? With no special legend of God to refer to, With my calm white pedigree, my yankee kin, I think it would be better to be a Jew. I forgive you for what you did not do. I am impossibly quilty. Unlike you, My Friend, I can not blame my origin With no special legend or God to refer to. They wear The Crucifix as they are meant to do. Why do their little crosses trouble you? The effigies that I have made are genuine, (I think it would be better to be a Jew). Watching my mother slowly die I knew My first release. I wish some ancient bugaboo Followed me. But my sin is always my sin. With no special legend or God to refer to. Who will forgive me for the things I do? To have your reasonable hurt to belong to Might ease my trouble like liquor or aspirin. I think it would be better to be a Jew. And if I lie, I lie because I love you, Because I am bothered by the things I do, Because your hurt invades my calm white skin: With no special legend or God to refer to, I think it would be better to be a Jew.
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My Friend, My Friend
What makes men manly? Is it depth in tone, Is it large in build, A claim of the throne, And dominance at will? Or is it indulgence of temptation, To be a sovereign of fear and pain, Using women as ************ Destruction sought to be obtained? To reap the feral fruits of life, To sow the damning consequences, Causing mourning, loss and worldly strife, Chaos of man’s expenses. What causes me to seek it, What causes me to weep, How I lack these biological ticks, That keeps the world apart from sleep. So what if I’m not big and strong, So what if I’m not masculine, So what if I can’t be the cause, Of humanity’s need of Aspirin? Put me in a quiet room, Let me stew and think, I aim to be the greatest groom, My life will cease in a blink. Father, son, holy trinity, A woman’s man is not for lust, My love transcends to infinity, But women’s approval is a must. Color me short, Finger me stout, Characteristics I constantly sort, What is this all about? Who cares if I’m not mean and cruel, Who cares that I’m not suave, Who cares if I’m not chill and cool, I’m him whom man should evolve.
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Jan 1, 2024
Jan 1, 2024 at 11:48 PM UTC
Men
Composing Hallelujah Fractious lines crack, holiday decorate the spirit inferior, while each note upon the priest's guitar penetrates the aspirin roughened interior, face slaps me, daggers and accuses, you're not composing hallelujah. So I mislead, big deal, composing the anti-hallelujah, yeah, I was ******** with you, as you sit across from me electronically pretending, me to you, you to me. Lie to each other with smiling faces, you too have reaped, been emotionally ***** by what our minds see and sow, scowls and howls, we've both grown our own demons. My secrets, maybe are all there, maybe, writ loud and clear, in the songs I choose to share, and in the unrevealed ones, buried alive, held in reserve, but not, for your average, rainy day, could be today, you have no say. Are we not all veterans of a kind, don't we all have ribbons on our chest, stripes and stars on our khaki blouse, a record of our own great campaigns, including the war to end all wars, the never ending one, the one the psycho-historians renamed, "The 24/7 Year Conflagration"? It used to be just my secret, no more don't need a cartoonist to tell me that's the enemy is us, and there are moles, traitors, hidden deep in our intelligence organization, planting seeds, urges, pushing to out the identity of our communist friend, Depression I don't mean the ordinary, garden variety, a mere moody blues recession, when funk is sourced from gray clouds, served up proper, cold and wet, then travels on when sun warmth clarifies temporarily, the aspirin kicking in. So I misled, composing the anti-hallelujah, yeah, I was ******** with you, sit across from me and lie to me, lie to each other with smiling faces we reap what we own, scowls and howls. A chorus of harmonious poseurs inside your own City Center, vocalize the lyrics of the anti-hallelujah, a composition of questions directed at whomever in tonight's audience deserves it, asking, nerving, to sing too loud, at decibel speed: Are these verses, curses about D, our mutual acquaintance, or just research notes for further followup, part two of a pas de deux, and, did you go this time, too far, or still not far enough? -
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Sep 18, 2013
Sep 18, 2013 at 7:29 PM UTC
Composing Hallelujah
Composing Hallelujah Fractious lines crack, holiday decorate the spirit inferior, while each note upon the priest's guitar penetrates the aspirin roughened interior, face slaps me, daggers and accuses, you're not composing hallelujah. So I mislead, big deal, composing the anti-hallelujah, yeah, I was ******** with you, as you sit across from me electronically pretending, me to you, you to me. Lie to each other with smiling faces, you too have reaped, been emotionally ***** by what our minds see and sow, scowls and howls, we've both grown our own demons. My secrets, maybe are all there, maybe, writ loud and clear, in the songs I choose to share, and in the unrevealed ones, buried alive, held in reserve, but not, for your average, rainy day, could be today, you have no say. Are we not all veterans of a kind, don't we all have ribbons on our chest, stripes and stars on our khaki blouse, a record of our own great campaigns, including the war to end all wars, the never ending one, the one the psycho-historians renamed, "The 24/7 Year Conflagration"? It used to be just my secret, no more don't need a cartoonist to tell me that's the enemy is us, and there are moles, traitors, hidden deep in our intelligence organization, planting seeds, urges, pushing to out the identity of our communist friend, Depression I don't mean the ordinary, garden variety, a mere moody blues recession, when funk is sourced from gray clouds, served up proper, cold and wet, then travels on when sun warmth clarifies temporarily, the aspirin kicking in. So I misled, composing the anti-hallelujah, yeah, I was ******** with you, sit across from me and lie to me, lie to each other with smiling faces we reap what we own, scowls and howls. A chorus of harmonious poseurs inside your own City Center, vocalize the lyrics of the anti-hallelujah, a composition of questions directed at whomever in tonight's audience deserves it, asking, nerving, to sing too loud, at decibel speed: Are these verses, curses about D, our mutual acquaintance, or just research notes for further followup, part two of a pas de deux, and, did you go this time, too far, or still not far enough? -
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what are you addicted to? What you on? Oxycoton? Percoset? Methadone? Vicodin? **** Xanax Diesel Dope? Krocodil? or... Just jack and **** they tell me *** is dangerous... I have nothing today and so much things to say Did your best friend get shot 72 times on Thursday? On the woodpile or In the passenger seat? Wife take everything And leave you After 30 years? You homeless now? Or just broke-in. Did Your wife die: An intentional dose of an incidentally fatal Dope? Did you husband- An engineer for Ford Motor company Get burned alive? black Was it you who found the ashes? Did they throw you in prison For your depression? You have addictions And a little help But no music- Ipods are not allowed here and You are grasping at existence but existance don't seem to know you no-more Your still breathing Though You haven't failed at existence itself yet Impulsive destructive What chemicals are they feeding you In your cages? T.T. has 17 medications but she almost got killed last night Because she's allergic to aspirin. Are they treating you with Risperdal? Or Lamictal like me? Is it helping- or making it ten times worse? making any difference at all? It's called practice and we are the test-tube Jon's heart has been in defib 8-times twice due to accidental overdoses by doctors We can have too-many anything. I don't believe in accidents though no more. seen-too many felt-too much You self-admitted and at least your still breathing this place is full of madness but here at 1-east we're still dreaming. pax 2013
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Sep 11, 2013
Sep 11, 2013 at 11:45 PM UTC
1EAST-Bed#183-OLAP Psych-Hospital
what are you addicted to? What you on? Oxycoton? Percoset? Methadone? Vicodin? **** Xanax Diesel Dope? Krocodil? or... Just jack and **** they tell me *** is dangerous... I have nothing today and so much things to say Did your best friend get shot 72 times on Thursday? On the woodpile or In the passenger seat? Wife take everything And leave you After 30 years? You homeless now? Or just broke-in. Did Your wife die: An intentional dose of an incidentally fatal Dope? Did you husband- An engineer for Ford Motor company Get burned alive? black Was it you who found the ashes? Did they throw you in prison For your depression? You have addictions And a little help But no music- Ipods are not allowed here and You are grasping at existence but existance don't seem to know you no-more Your still breathing Though You haven't failed at existence itself yet Impulsive destructive What chemicals are they feeding you In your cages? T.T. has 17 medications but she almost got killed last night Because she's allergic to aspirin. Are they treating you with Risperdal? Or Lamictal like me? Is it helping- or making it ten times worse? making any difference at all? It's called practice and we are the test-tube Jon's heart has been in defib 8-times twice due to accidental overdoses by doctors We can have too-many anything. I don't believe in accidents though no more. seen-too many felt-too much You self-admitted and at least your still breathing this place is full of madness but here at 1-east we're still dreaming. pax 2013
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Here, on the flatlands I was put in my place. formed and pressed into their neat and presumably safe little box. It's all they knew. It is so hard to think of them as once children themselves, formed and pressed. Formed from a different time, with different conformists. There are no manuals when we are born, you get leftover instructions from previous pipe fitters. Agrarian raised, like grain fed beef. Complete with the fears and habits of bygone generations. I leave one bite of each item on my plate, with just enough drink to wash it all down. I have done that as long as I can remember. I want the whole candy bar, rather than just a bite. Pressed and formed my Father saves. He saves twist ties from bread bags. He saves old welcome mats, and garage door openers. He buys in bulk, and has two deep freezers full. Full of freezer burn, tasteless, barely nutritious, neatly formed and pressed portions of frozen in time Salisbury steak. It is as if he himself would like to be frozen in time. He is a depressionite child. In the basement there is an old dresser that he found at a yard sale. He painted it a hideous green, but it has a formed and pressed neat white little doily on top. In the top drawer there are various expired drugstore items, some dating as far back as 35 years ago. "You never know when you might need something in there." Expired aspirin that has broken down into powder and smells of vinegar. Vicks Vaporub, in the pretty blue glass jar, that is dried up and orderless. All brand new and have never been opened. Formed and pressed neatly in their little containers. I watch these molders of my life slowly pass away, becoming neatly formed and packed into their aging corner of the world, neatly formed and packed into a stereotypical old folks home. Forgotten, in the way, slow, aching. Soon all they will have will be memories. Soon all they will need will be memories. Neatly formed and packed in their aging minds. And then, like a comet that has shuttled through space for thousands of years, millions of years, they will burn out and fade into dust. And their whole lives will be neatly formed and packed away, in a trunk in the attic, to be opened like a time capsule, at a later date. the result of a week with my 94 yr old Parents
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May 21, 2013
May 21, 2013 at 4:32 AM UTC
Neatly Formed and Pressed (a letter from the Flatlands)
Here, on the flatlands I was put in my place. formed and pressed into their neat and presumably safe little box. It's all they knew. It is so hard to think of them as once children themselves, formed and pressed. Formed from a different time, with different conformists. There are no manuals when we are born, you get leftover instructions from previous pipe fitters. Agrarian raised, like grain fed beef. Complete with the fears and habits of bygone generations. I leave one bite of each item on my plate, with just enough drink to wash it all down. I have done that as long as I can remember. I want the whole candy bar, rather than just a bite. Pressed and formed my Father saves. He saves twist ties from bread bags. He saves old welcome mats, and garage door openers. He buys in bulk, and has two deep freezers full. Full of freezer burn, tasteless, barely nutritious, neatly formed and pressed portions of frozen in time Salisbury steak. It is as if he himself would like to be frozen in time. He is a depressionite child. In the basement there is an old dresser that he found at a yard sale. He painted it a hideous green, but it has a formed and pressed neat white little doily on top. In the top drawer there are various expired drugstore items, some dating as far back as 35 years ago. "You never know when you might need something in there." Expired aspirin that has broken down into powder and smells of vinegar. Vicks Vaporub, in the pretty blue glass jar, that is dried up and orderless. All brand new and have never been opened. Formed and pressed neatly in their little containers. I watch these molders of my life slowly pass away, becoming neatly formed and packed into their aging corner of the world, neatly formed and packed into a stereotypical old folks home. Forgotten, in the way, slow, aching. Soon all they will have will be memories. Soon all they will need will be memories. Neatly formed and packed in their aging minds. And then, like a comet that has shuttled through space for thousands of years, millions of years, they will burn out and fade into dust. And their whole lives will be neatly formed and packed away, in a trunk in the attic, to be opened like a time capsule, at a later date. the result of a week with my 94 yr old Parents
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my head hurts in a way that ******* gross aspirin cannot fix i can still taste the overdose in the back of my throat the pits of my aching stomach trying to expel its chalky white substance my head hurts i'm too traumatized by "pills" fix me, ******* magically fix me please
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Nov 30, 2016
Nov 30, 2016 at 8:25 PM UTC
THE ASPIRIN OVERDOSE.