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"bickle" poems
Travis Bickle and Kurt Cobain are sitting in a Diner and drinking coffee. "I couldn't take it anymore", says Travis "so I went in there and shot them all." Kurt silently drinks his coffee. "*Life has a tendency to kick you in the ***** every chance it gets.*", Travis sighs. Kurt takes a bite from his apple pie and flushes it down with some more coffee. "*The hole in my neck still hurts sometimes.*", Travis continues. "Man, that really hurt." Kurt throws a few bucks on the counter and slides down slowly from his stool. "*Fuckin' ***** he whispers as he leaves the diner. The waitress takes the money and moves on to the kitchen. Her name is Chantalle. She has breast-cancer but does not know it yet. Life has a tendency to kick you whether you have ***** or not.
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Jul 30, 2013
Jul 30, 2013 at 9:19 AM UTC
*****
Shannadoa, laquadesh. Batta-anna, mlick ka dek. Philly fickle ****** Nickle dime dash, Dangle ****** bongle, Bickle bockle bash, Sunny sun sunshine, Beady brain bright, ****** lovey Mondays, Matthew mum might.
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Oct 10, 2016
Oct 10, 2016 at 10:49 PM UTC
miss dr suess
The idea had been growing in my brain, Queens, fairies, dopers, junkies, sick, venal, They are all animals anyway, Become a person like other people, Organization is necessary, All the animals come out at night, There never has been any choice for me, Wash all this **** off the streets. My body fights, There is no escape. I am God's lonely man, Headaches that stay and never go away, Thank God for the rain. Wash the garbage and cannot put it back together again, One day there will be a knock on the door, and it will be me. What hope is there for (me?)
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Sep 17, 2020
Sep 17, 2020 at 6:57 PM UTC
A Sonnet for Travis Bickle
Act 1 Standing near glass, one is never alone, The room is always crowded An inanimate audience, rapt, Starved for words as water in the desert. They are quite fashionably dressed. Fashionably late to the lisztomanic social hour Entertaining Pan, Eros, and Aphrodite So to catch the eyes of some Rebel of the heart; Ah, but who could take their eyes Off the face of world-hope and earthly pain? Deep and Endless as he rides the soft, pink waves Of love from strangers infinite and faceless, There we see Alpha and Omega Cruelty in his perfect Travis Bickle impression: “You talkin’ to me? You talkin’...to me?” Act 2 With dumb admiration, they all look back, Whispering like gospel, praise and fear alike. A show was one to give, and so it was given, But the silence is deafening-- So, this fourth wall fails us, The veil of envious telepathies Cast locks of hair errant and Eye with nocturnal shadow-- Disassembly spiders like ice from water And all in the foreground fades Washed out by limerant lights Wasting outward tithes That, within or without, we are blind Lest that slowly shattering negative-space Converts, excites, and tosses us back To the depreciating eye and its yawning folds Outside the mirror’s window The implicit volley from another world Those faraway pastures of greener plane. Act 3 There, there I know the judgements of distant onlookers Are but the prodigal son of fear and desire But knowledge-of and feeling-toward are two faces Of no glass possible to modern physics, And yet, though I’m the spectacle They can see what little part of the world I cannot.
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Sep 29, 2019
Sep 29, 2019 at 12:18 PM UTC
328. Mirror People
Act 1 Standing near glass, one is never alone, The room is always crowded An inanimate audience, rapt, Starved for words as water in the desert. They are quite fashionably dressed. Fashionably late to the lisztomanic social hour Entertaining Pan, Eros, and Aphrodite So to catch the eyes of some Rebel of the heart; Ah, but who could take their eyes Off the face of world-hope and earthly pain? Deep and Endless as he rides the soft, pink waves Of love from strangers infinite and faceless, There we see Alpha and Omega Cruelty in his perfect Travis Bickle impression: “You talkin’ to me? You talkin’...to me?” Act 2 With dumb admiration, they all look back, Whispering like gospel, praise and fear alike. A show was one to give, and so it was given, But the silence is deafening-- So, this fourth wall fails us, The veil of envious telepathies Cast locks of hair errant and Eye with nocturnal shadow-- Disassembly spiders like ice from water And all in the foreground fades Washed out by limerant lights Wasting outward tithes That, within or without, we are blind Lest that slowly shattering negative-space Converts, excites, and tosses us back To the depreciating eye and its yawning folds Outside the mirror’s window The implicit volley from another world Those faraway pastures of greener plane. Act 3 There, there I know the judgements of distant onlookers Are but the prodigal son of fear and desire But knowledge-of and feeling-toward are two faces Of no glass possible to modern physics, And yet, though I’m the spectacle They can see what little part of the world I cannot.
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