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"bleeping" poems
Under sizzling and bleeping The time runs nigh Between heaven and hell In a room, too bright Runs a body deadly circles Captured in pipes While the fellowship falls silent As the headman decides To live and let die Slow, but soon, the dying noise Leaves a weakly beating heart Fighting it's own pointless war No men alive shall ever thwart And lifes children turn quiet As they face the final loss The fact they can´t deny They live and let die Now, the silence bales and centers Around the fallen prey Slowly, death spreads, like a cancer Drives the living far away Until only ease is lagging In the minds that still stand by Relief about the outcome To live and let die
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Jan 15, 2019
Jan 15, 2019 at 3:23 PM UTC
Live and Let Die
This is a Bleeping Bopping Boo. Bleeping Bopping Boo lives on the biggest bandana in Boston. Bleeping Bopping Boo eats big black butterflies, blankets, blue bananas and bears. Bleeping Bopping Boo likes beating up babies, belly dancing, bouncing on buffalo's back and abducting bananas. Bleeping Bopping Boo breaks into buffalo bodies, blame babies for bad stuff, and blabber all day. Bleeping Bopping Boo banged my back against a box. Oy the Bleeping Bopping Boo./Users/mlackritz/Desktop/Screen shot 2012-05-22 at 3.22.47 PM.png
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May 22, 2012
May 22, 2012 at 3:14 PM UTC
Blotz Poem: Bleeping Bopping Boo
Where was I, when you were alive? Was I sleeping, dreaming, kicking, screaming, Staring in wonder at the bright stars a-gleaming? Where was I when you were crying? Was I thinking of life after dying, Seeing as it was, or blind and sighing, Where was I when you were crying? When you were born, what was I doing? Was I speaking, walking, peeking, stalking, Dancing, singing, laughing, mingling, Looking, lying, toking, trying? Where was I when you were on the beach, Staring out towards the sea? Perhaps I was taking a *** Or sipping my hot cup of tea? Where was I when you were sleeping? Perhaps I was in mid-air, leaping, Or watching as MTV was bleeping swearwords. Where was I when you fell ill? Was I parked up on a hill, Waiting for life to arrive With a plan it did contrive? When you were driving, Or tidying, Perhaps on a snowboard somewhere, sliding, Was I alone at home and hiding? Or on the bike somewhere, and riding? Maybe I was wide-awake, Or laughing with my friends, while baked, Or greasing a pan to bake a cake, Contemplating what makes a lake. Or perhaps I was asleep and dreaming, and lost in my subconscious readings, With avatars of all my friends, Buying a Mercedes Benz. Where was I when you were wasted? Was I laughing at old hatreds, Staring at a crawling aphid, Or in the shower, and stark naked? Where were you while I was thinking? Perhaps you were awake and blinking, All the sleep out of your eyes, After dreaming of cute Albanian guys? Where is everyone this second? I mean, this specific second, As I write or read this poem, Perform it for a crowd so wholesome, Where am I as you read this? Up on a stage and fighting fears false lisp, To make sure all of these words are crisp, Or eating bread with ham and swiss? Are you dead, or are you living? A minion to society's bidding, Or policing streets and finally ridding Pavement of the hobos twitching out of crystal **** Perhaps you're firing a gun, Or you've found the only 'one,' To love through thick and thin, till death; Or thinking, "Wow, poor old MacBeth." In this moment, is it all; So listen to the moments call, And cancel all your texting plans, And use those thumbs to grasp the hand, Of a loved one next to you; "The day before" was never true, So there's no better time for you, To look for some more love to brew. So get up, and go do. Go do it.
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Apr 27, 2011
Apr 27, 2011 at 12:10 PM UTC
The Moment, Or, Go Do.
Where was I, when you were alive? Was I sleeping, dreaming, kicking, screaming, Staring in wonder at the bright stars a-gleaming? Where was I when you were crying? Was I thinking of life after dying, Seeing as it was, or blind and sighing, Where was I when you were crying? When you were born, what was I doing? Was I speaking, walking, peeking, stalking, Dancing, singing, laughing, mingling, Looking, lying, toking, trying? Where was I when you were on the beach, Staring out towards the sea? Perhaps I was taking a *** Or sipping my hot cup of tea? Where was I when you were sleeping? Perhaps I was in mid-air, leaping, Or watching as MTV was bleeping swearwords. Where was I when you fell ill? Was I parked up on a hill, Waiting for life to arrive With a plan it did contrive? When you were driving, Or tidying, Perhaps on a snowboard somewhere, sliding, Was I alone at home and hiding? Or on the bike somewhere, and riding? Maybe I was wide-awake, Or laughing with my friends, while baked, Or greasing a pan to bake a cake, Contemplating what makes a lake. Or perhaps I was asleep and dreaming, and lost in my subconscious readings, With avatars of all my friends, Buying a Mercedes Benz. Where was I when you were wasted? Was I laughing at old hatreds, Staring at a crawling aphid, Or in the shower, and stark naked? Where were you while I was thinking? Perhaps you were awake and blinking, All the sleep out of your eyes, After dreaming of cute Albanian guys? Where is everyone this second? I mean, this specific second, As I write or read this poem, Perform it for a crowd so wholesome, Where am I as you read this? Up on a stage and fighting fears false lisp, To make sure all of these words are crisp, Or eating bread with ham and swiss? Are you dead, or are you living? A minion to society's bidding, Or policing streets and finally ridding Pavement of the hobos twitching out of crystal **** Perhaps you're firing a gun, Or you've found the only 'one,' To love through thick and thin, till death; Or thinking, "Wow, poor old MacBeth." In this moment, is it all; So listen to the moments call, And cancel all your texting plans, And use those thumbs to grasp the hand, Of a loved one next to you; "The day before" was never true, So there's no better time for you, To look for some more love to brew. So get up, and go do. Go do it.
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voices, mirror glance inward-outward -inward-outward-inanoutandinward in simultaneous disease-like passion-- divine like bacteria kneading and bleep -ing up to one to one against to one toward a unity, a collective evolutionary force begin -ning in a marshy wallow-- forward to a creature slithers rocks unsure if fish or finger-- beyond unto a sharp-claw carnivorous terror (the Divine Right of Kings) and slowly, in the wake of the destruction the shattered continental plate lifted like a carpet during renovation violence, the bacteria stayed away and under soiled-earth to slowly form toward the muddy saliva of a strangely-fit mouse-rat.... through the dissipating wake of molten mist, a sabertooth tiger yawns with a growled-tremor and an after-bath shake-- ends a trampled scrap under mammoth foot having indicted this panic in its desperate mammalian hunger-- this bacteria, kneading and bleeping, continues its one to one against to one as a meaty slab metabolized by opportunistic caveman feeding his cubs and his loves before courage became the theoretical pond -ering of Voltaire's and Descartes's and Camus's...
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Nov 23, 2014
Nov 23, 2014 at 6:56 PM UTC
the mist toward the poem
As molecules of cellophane and plastic plate mix with cheesy mire of microwaveable dinner, I make excuse in my mind and apologize to my already over-compromised liver. It's simpler this way, or at least excusable for this moment. 56 dead in Garland, Texas, I think I can be thankful a tornado has not turned my world upside down, whilst biting down on tv dinner rations. Still I think, can 2015 end any faster? These last few days counting down and the microwave's digital display bleeping, sludge discriminating who shall be taken. It's all so guarded and circumspect. Please, if there be an element of good, may the new year know it.
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Dec 29, 2015
Dec 29, 2015 at 8:43 PM UTC
Countdown On
Out of everything I saw, I remember the thumb. Swollen and lopsided. There it was, conquering the wires--red, blue, and green, commandeering the clear tubes coated with stomach bile. And the nail. What a healthy nail. A pink rosebud with cuticle trim. Piqued with a white crest, curling. Prime for at least fifteen more back scratches. A drawerful of button-ups. Pockets of heads and tails. You can do it, Grandma. One, two. Heads, tails. Up, down. Up for braid, down for bun. Braid? Yes. Braid. And then there are two small thumbs bumbling through foreign terrain. The braidee now braiding. The baby, aging. Tucked in, lulled by echoes of strange mothers. Bleeping pressures, sugars, drawing lines and colors. But you have me. And I have this thumb, hidden under mine. I’ll keep it safe for you, here in this shadowed palm—sanctified, secret dome. I’ll protect it from the unhooked jaw. From placid flesh curtains, over a damp backstage. White light hanging over the insect—splayed on a lightning-gleamed car windshield. I’ll hide it away. Intermission. Hush now. Quiet, you. The show is not yet done. And ****** it won’t be. Not with this thumb. Not on my time. I bite it. At you. Skyward you. Elusive and slippery. Shiny, rubber-like, all but new. A blank belated card, lost in the mail. What it might have said, had I left a forwarding address. But we’re here now in this dark hand cavern. Tucked away, safely in lines. Those of the palm. Of tree rings. Of love songs, and Pretty things. Lines, like wires red, green, and blue. They bring me closer And closer To the thumb. Fat, with shiny aged skin, stretched new. And suddenly, I’m Old. Numb along one side. Useless and dumb. A limp puppet plunked down during intermission.
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Sep 19, 2012
Sep 19, 2012 at 3:38 PM UTC
Thumbs
Out of everything I saw, I remember the thumb. Swollen and lopsided. There it was, conquering the wires--red, blue, and green, commandeering the clear tubes coated with stomach bile. And the nail. What a healthy nail. A pink rosebud with cuticle trim. Piqued with a white crest, curling. Prime for at least fifteen more back scratches. A drawerful of button-ups. Pockets of heads and tails. You can do it, Grandma. One, two. Heads, tails. Up, down. Up for braid, down for bun. Braid? Yes. Braid. And then there are two small thumbs bumbling through foreign terrain. The braidee now braiding. The baby, aging. Tucked in, lulled by echoes of strange mothers. Bleeping pressures, sugars, drawing lines and colors. But you have me. And I have this thumb, hidden under mine. I’ll keep it safe for you, here in this shadowed palm—sanctified, secret dome. I’ll protect it from the unhooked jaw. From placid flesh curtains, over a damp backstage. White light hanging over the insect—splayed on a lightning-gleamed car windshield. I’ll hide it away. Intermission. Hush now. Quiet, you. The show is not yet done. And ****** it won’t be. Not with this thumb. Not on my time. I bite it. At you. Skyward you. Elusive and slippery. Shiny, rubber-like, all but new. A blank belated card, lost in the mail. What it might have said, had I left a forwarding address. But we’re here now in this dark hand cavern. Tucked away, safely in lines. Those of the palm. Of tree rings. Of love songs, and Pretty things. Lines, like wires red, green, and blue. They bring me closer And closer To the thumb. Fat, with shiny aged skin, stretched new. And suddenly, I’m Old. Numb along one side. Useless and dumb. A limp puppet plunked down during intermission.
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today i asked my mom what happened on 9/11 here is how that conversation went me: what happened on 9/11 mom: Well, a plane crash- me: what really happened mom:(sigh) I was nursing you mom:i found out, by a phone call. it was grandma karen, she called and asked if your dad was ok me:Then what mom: I called him mom:he said he was hungry so he went to get mcdonalds before his flight me:wait, he was supposed to be on that flight? mom: he missed his 1st class boarding and they wouldn't let him on. me:wow mom: we were 5 minutes away from losing him. but that idiot wanted mcdonalds(crying) and he missed...his...bleeping flight!!! Mom: you were barely over a year and your father was nearly killed me:oh my gosh mom: me: mom: then, i turned on the news in time to see the second tower fall. me: mom: it was strangely beautiful, no, thats not the word.... it was captivating, like a bad car wreck you can't look away from. and the world stopped, and inside i was praying to god even though i had never prayed before in my life. me: mom: thats what happened on 9/11 me: mom: thats what happened
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Sep 10, 2014
Sep 10, 2014 at 5:06 PM UTC
9/11
Softness of their bleeping melody echoes through the canyon walls, etched by millennium the sweetest sound, spreading calm through cycles of raging-time herding on.
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Jan 11, 2014
Jan 11, 2014 at 7:28 AM UTC
Goat Bells (The Sweetest Sound)
Press play before reading - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWtx0AvGAlw Take all my ashes, throw them in the earth, in the wheat fields, the remnants of cotton fields, the tree roots and the minefields. Take all my bone and sinew, sew them in the empty spaces, in the family hospital rooms, in the deployment barracks, in the wake of a tsunami, and the after burn of an earthquake, Take all my blood, seal it into a coursing river, in to the vacumn of the solitary life, the parents watching bleeping incubators, the last breath on death beds, and the blue refugee bedrooms. Take all my breath, and throw it into the tide, in to those that need words, in those that have lost their fight, in those who no longer care, and those that just can't move. Take all my heart, and throw it on the table, give the muscles to the fleeing children, give the valves to the returned soldiers, give the membrane to families destroyed by poverty, and give the beat only, to my son. Take all my wild passion, and throw it in to the air, in to the cyclists before they fall, in to the pianists arthritic fingers, in to all the first wedding dances, and into the young before they grow old. Take all my tears, and fill a bottle up, fill up those thirsty and dying, fill up the lakes of dying fish, fill up those empty with grieving, and fill up the eyes of those who forgot how to cry. Take all my love, and let it just dissipate, let it find its way, let it filter through the ******** let it wash away the guilt and shame, and let it fill you up.
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Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 at 5:25 PM UTC
My Last Will....
Press play before reading - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWtx0AvGAlw Take all my ashes, throw them in the earth, in the wheat fields, the remnants of cotton fields, the tree roots and the minefields. Take all my bone and sinew, sew them in the empty spaces, in the family hospital rooms, in the deployment barracks, in the wake of a tsunami, and the after burn of an earthquake, Take all my blood, seal it into a coursing river, in to the vacumn of the solitary life, the parents watching bleeping incubators, the last breath on death beds, and the blue refugee bedrooms. Take all my breath, and throw it into the tide, in to those that need words, in those that have lost their fight, in those who no longer care, and those that just can't move. Take all my heart, and throw it on the table, give the muscles to the fleeing children, give the valves to the returned soldiers, give the membrane to families destroyed by poverty, and give the beat only, to my son. Take all my wild passion, and throw it in to the air, in to the cyclists before they fall, in to the pianists arthritic fingers, in to all the first wedding dances, and into the young before they grow old. Take all my tears, and fill a bottle up, fill up those thirsty and dying, fill up the lakes of dying fish, fill up those empty with grieving, and fill up the eyes of those who forgot how to cry. Take all my love, and let it just dissipate, let it find its way, let it filter through the ******** let it wash away the guilt and shame, and let it fill you up.
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there is a simple mono toned beeping in my brain and as its bleeping, i keep saying these fireworks for stars are brighter than they ever are and i'm only lost on this captivating island for so long i gaze and to gaze, is a miracle itself yet not as miraculous as the planets risen high in the sky and as deep as the resin in my pipe. and the grass, so much greener and the water in this puddle is much cleaner although i've gazed for such a deliberate extended time and how it flies like fireflies or some annoying dragon fly. all flies. do fly but how high could i take this dragon fly until she loses oxygen and begins to forfeit her life? am i this dragon fly? Do i really wanna to die? Does anyone? hold on anyway, as i was saying am i viewed as absent minded, when dwelling within my mind seems to me to be fine? is it absolutely outrageous that i can't hear you when you speak? or that i choose not to? because when you speak, i think, and when i think i dream, on all of that which i percieve to be truthful and great and stuff but i'm just analyzing, and finalizing how i really feel about the situation. and in that deep contemplation i am in a state, and as i am in my state of being late you are awaiting a response. which you instantly say "nevermind" I hate the n and v in that word. with their sharp edges and falsifying curves. staring into space now until every color is one and every object a blur. and then their is silence and if you actually cared about the science of it all you would know i only see what i want to see when i sleep and so do you, but it's all the same to me. i'll weave in and out of our conversation as i am day dreaming of something blue, with warm heat rays piercing into my very core. it doesnt mean i'm bored, i just have an imagination, what? oh...nothing i wasnt here for that anyway....
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Sep 19, 2011
Sep 19, 2011 at 12:06 AM UTC
one day...i imagined
there is a simple mono toned beeping in my brain and as its bleeping, i keep saying these fireworks for stars are brighter than they ever are and i'm only lost on this captivating island for so long i gaze and to gaze, is a miracle itself yet not as miraculous as the planets risen high in the sky and as deep as the resin in my pipe. and the grass, so much greener and the water in this puddle is much cleaner although i've gazed for such a deliberate extended time and how it flies like fireflies or some annoying dragon fly. all flies. do fly but how high could i take this dragon fly until she loses oxygen and begins to forfeit her life? am i this dragon fly? Do i really wanna to die? Does anyone? hold on anyway, as i was saying am i viewed as absent minded, when dwelling within my mind seems to me to be fine? is it absolutely outrageous that i can't hear you when you speak? or that i choose not to? because when you speak, i think, and when i think i dream, on all of that which i percieve to be truthful and great and stuff but i'm just analyzing, and finalizing how i really feel about the situation. and in that deep contemplation i am in a state, and as i am in my state of being late you are awaiting a response. which you instantly say "nevermind" I hate the n and v in that word. with their sharp edges and falsifying curves. staring into space now until every color is one and every object a blur. and then their is silence and if you actually cared about the science of it all you would know i only see what i want to see when i sleep and so do you, but it's all the same to me. i'll weave in and out of our conversation as i am day dreaming of something blue, with warm heat rays piercing into my very core. it doesnt mean i'm bored, i just have an imagination, what? oh...nothing i wasnt here for that anyway....
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Wont stop bleeping, can't start breathing, Knowing where the truth lies. Listening to you say you miss them, But what about you and I? Was it real? Or am I invisible? If I died would you notice, would you even cry? Was it just school days, memories fade? Or are you a true friend of mine? Breaking down and building up, but I can't decide. Were you a true friend of mine? Was it hope or a disguise? Are you a true friend of mine? Tell me! Was our friendship a lie? Or are you a true friend of mine?
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Jul 31, 2015
Jul 31, 2015 at 5:22 PM UTC
A True Friend of Mine?
While we were sleeping, the sandman was creeping, whilst we were weeping he waited while peeping.... Dreams were then seeping into bags he was keeping... Ones we were lapping up laughter, whilst skipping and leaping with joy, that was sweeping through love we were reaping, so much it was heaping up to sizes so great, then oh no, there's that bleeping we hate! Oh that wee thing we berate, that won't even wait whilst are dreams recreate, such a magical state we wishfully want as our fate.... Now the buzzer has buzzed, we're awake, it's too late! X
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Feb 14, 2019
Feb 14, 2019 at 5:16 PM UTC
Sandmans song
They say it’s always best to listen in silence When you have a moment and in need of solitude. But last night I dreamt of poetry It has come calling, knocking  on my dome Thunderously Whispering in my ears Even though at times It’s hard to understand it’s language Even though at times It drives me so (bleeping ) insane Voices ,voices everywhere At times The only way to make it stop is to fade-away Because At times it can be blinding Like looking directly into the sun At times it can be unbearable Like having your heart broken Into a million pieces At times it can be dazing Like having your head submerged Underwater and your whole world As you know it, Suddenly disappear Like you’re swimming inside the clouds A drift of forever lost moments But whether I try avoid looking , Or refuse to listen to it’s voices My desire to seek the secret of the Stars My desire to kick wide open the Sky to see what awaits Has my eyes darting My mind racing Heart beating Ink cravings Smiles and Frowns Gracing my face As if poetry wants to give me Another reason To leap forward Another reason For another Edmund black ambiance Another reason To dance once more And another reason To gifting myself for something Greater than myself A reason for a purpose To share my love of words To enlighten, to illuminate and to touch the infinite Even when at times Nothing else exists So whether I love it or hate it I’m always honored to obliged!
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May 16, 2019
May 16, 2019 at 10:06 AM UTC
When Poetry Knocks
Cold and unfeeling, The future seems freezing, You left me alone, Now there's no place to call home. You said you would never leave, Now I'm like dust on your sleeve, Just brush me off, And leave me with but a scoff. Don't look back now, You're such a bleeping cow, Don't look at me with those pitying eyes, You were the one who fed me lies.
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Nov 28, 2014
Nov 28, 2014 at 2:12 PM UTC
Dispair
When I stepped off any JetBlue flights I always look forward in passing through customs like a relief of fresh air, as I broad a taxi and homeward to the hills, Now it's like humiliations taking over one's pride: #Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall. # The smell of the countryside fresh air,   The picturesque that blanket the countryside, (pleasing) The welcoming of the breaded goats bleeping (Pleasing) moves the little girl inside of this old gal. These days it’s which hotel should I booked for my days stayed in Quarantine, or which government facility will I be sent off too Between a rock and a hard place, I can’t stress hard enough about those Chinese. Which make our Lebanese bombers looks like saints? My fainted heart can’t stand this new normal: The bleach rocks on the sands awaits my arrivals, And I for one can’t wait to see this corvid19 as a historical memory Too much emotional, overload for most of us.(including me) however, being too hasty can also be deadly, or one would say   Don't be hasty to hug! That was never a problem for me I never hug, anyone... Keep your distance, I keep mines too Poetry is also a distance,  that why I love to compose.. Long enough have I dreamed of happiness, Now I waited for news to strived for happiness once again To dance from dusk to dawn, at Q in the community   To walked freely on the sandy shore, Without restriction, of a mask bandit, I am not a swimmer, but to feel the salted water on my ashy feet, The midst of sea upon my breast, and my cheap weaved curled into locks That when I know, I am home again, upon that hill (Prout hill) Where the neighbors' gossips, and tambourine echoes in the village church On Sundays.
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Jun 6, 2021
Jun 6, 2021 at 9:55 AM UTC
Pleasing
When I stepped off any JetBlue flights I always look forward in passing through customs like a relief of fresh air, as I broad a taxi and homeward to the hills, Now it's like humiliations taking over one's pride: #Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall. # The smell of the countryside fresh air,   The picturesque that blanket the countryside, (pleasing) The welcoming of the breaded goats bleeping (Pleasing) moves the little girl inside of this old gal. These days it’s which hotel should I booked for my days stayed in Quarantine, or which government facility will I be sent off too Between a rock and a hard place, I can’t stress hard enough about those Chinese. Which make our Lebanese bombers looks like saints? My fainted heart can’t stand this new normal: The bleach rocks on the sands awaits my arrivals, And I for one can’t wait to see this corvid19 as a historical memory Too much emotional, overload for most of us.(including me) however, being too hasty can also be deadly, or one would say   Don't be hasty to hug! That was never a problem for me I never hug, anyone... Keep your distance, I keep mines too Poetry is also a distance,  that why I love to compose.. Long enough have I dreamed of happiness, Now I waited for news to strived for happiness once again To dance from dusk to dawn, at Q in the community   To walked freely on the sandy shore, Without restriction, of a mask bandit, I am not a swimmer, but to feel the salted water on my ashy feet, The midst of sea upon my breast, and my cheap weaved curled into locks That when I know, I am home again, upon that hill (Prout hill) Where the neighbors' gossips, and tambourine echoes in the village church On Sundays.
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Letting it out to breathe, carbon monoxide detectors bleeping as smoke fills the moon As it's ugly and I've already bared it With ****** lips, my cranberry watch kiss It is obvious too much Wanna turn the projector screen on me All of my insecurities on my face Every word I ever said Already..
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Nov 12, 2015
Nov 12, 2015 at 11:59 PM UTC
Trust is my newborn baby, im afraid to drop her
Phones are bleeping, as bell rings, gone age before. Emails hit with bing, as inbox sings, challenge raw. People are hurrying, as stride heavy, upon corridor. Cars angry blaring, as daze cast, expletives roar. My space is glaring, as corner table, trees restore. Home foreswearing, as serenity rules, office four.
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May 18, 2016
May 18, 2016 at 7:25 AM UTC
Office four
Suicide, I thought, would be my stage exit (left) until the pills got stuck in my throat, the doctors got stuck into my heart pounding, their television screens bleeping bringing me back to Hell when I was just a step away from Heaven
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Dec 12, 2016
Dec 12, 2016 at 10:36 AM UTC
Exit Left
She smiled awkwardly, too young to drink, And I wondered was this her first time, As her muddled words tumbled out,     “It’s not bad news.” She looked at me, half-expectantly, Like a child on Christmas morning, And I wondered was she silently Counting to 8, or 10, or the exact seconds Some think-tank had determined was Right, under the circumstances.     “Do you want to see the body?” I shook my head, as the image Of my father, ever a thin man in life, Sat up on a gurney, bare-chested, Wired up to bleeping machines, Flooded my inner eye.  That was The last time I saw him, and the Last time I ever would, and that Is how I always remember him.
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Nov 17, 2017
Nov 17, 2017 at 5:36 PM UTC
Not Bad News
My clock will not stop bleeping and I can't get out of my bed. My hair is a knotted mess and there is a throbbing in my head. I stumble and stub my toes on a toy or two as I make my way to the kitchen for my first cup of brew. The coffee *** is on but its not what I think, instead of steaming hot coffee, I get an orange energy drink. It seems that one of the children decided to help me out. Now my  mouth tastes awful, I need to rinse it out. I have a two year old tugging at my leg. All I keep hearing is eggs, eggs ,eggs. My wife is still lost in la la land. I am not sure how much more of this I can stand. I try to turn on the morning news only to get kids t.v. . Now I am watching pointless cartoons, for the remote has a parental lock you see. So I run to fix breakfast and get burned seven times. Then it's off to get a shower, and hope I can come alive. I turn on the water and here is where I think I will stay. It seems to be the only place I can find a moments peace from my morning in disarray.
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Sep 16, 2016
Sep 16, 2016 at 7:06 AM UTC
A Morning In Disarray
when the timestamp on your watch is 3:33 and for a split second god shines down from splintered heavens and the breath that is silent expands in my lungs like a million sighs like an enlarging balloon racing to the explosion I see the rapture in my digitalised smile the bleeping raises to the crescendo I feel the robot veins I feel the steady hands holding wrists like ropes writ ready god smiles like an enlarging balloon hot and heavy with bountiful love but the timestamp flickers from its devilish perfection 3:33 off the edge cleaved down in a cliff face I race on the blade of it the seconds of sanctimonious breathing coming to a stop 3:34
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May 5, 2019
May 5, 2019 at 4:15 AM UTC
The clocks strikes sanity