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Lipstick kisses, we're both wearing red. I motion her over and onto our bed. Blood red smeared across our lips. I keep her enticed, I straddle her hips. Seductively playing, I'm touching my lips. Long acrylic nails, for us never fails. I show her a ***** and she gently wails. She's waiting, my sweetheart, I lust her so much. We **** we're on fire and I wonder, which of us holds the power. I, in all honesty is hoping it's her, 'cause then I'll continue this life in her beautiful blur. Poetry by Kaydee.
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Jul 9, 2018
Jul 9, 2018 at 11:44 PM UTC
We're on Fire.
This is for the rainy days. The heavy days, Blanketed under a dark silver sky. This is an image of Timeless days. Where both dawn and dusk Fail to exist, Because the gray never went away. This is the light drizzle Painting your glasses With tiny cloudy droplets That blur-out your vision And makes the next step a mystery,, As you pray                   For a chance of sunshine.
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Oct 13, 2011
Oct 13, 2011 at 8:21 PM UTC
This is for the Rainy Days (Fragment)
Life is an open book. Time is an oscillating fan. I've had to learn to skim-read because before I can read more than a few paragraphs, that ******* airhead comes circling back, blowing pages like a medieval ********** The cool air feels nice, though. Sometimes, when my head aches, I let my eyes relax and I enjoy the breeze as the words blur.
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Mar 19, 2015
Mar 19, 2015 at 4:42 PM UTC
Time Blows
# *paint me with the wet tickle of your tongue lingering with affection savoring my fervent flavor in bold strokes of your obsession color my essence in heated hues sending shivers down my spine in anticipation of your warm breath against my flesh with every blissful caress to ensue painted petals of animation with your supple lips gently blur the lines of my curved hips softly stroking the subtle shadows of warm depth, blushing quivering thighs as I gasp of breath plunge in a primer coated palette dipping your stiff paintbrush deep within the folds of my blanket manipulating a trembling image of your voracious lust. craze me again and again in breathless ****** glow, your sensual brushstrokes gently murmuring layer on layer in alla prima flow delve deep into my eyes paint splattering the passion of my soul drizzling silken strands of love in their entirety, polishing me whole and then in blissful backwash admire the tangled limbs interposed of your completed masterpiece in smiling sated repose* #
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Jun 25, 2018
Jun 25, 2018 at 8:21 AM UTC
Paint Me
Do I relate to the post-postmodern True-life voodoo incomes are hard-earned If I put a hyphen between words Does that spawn a new one like lovebirds Isn't love the same word that I saw Don't crows live like bandits and outlaws Don't they have the outlook of bourgeois Carry stolen crackers in their claws There's no change that I couldn't change Every change that I change always stays the same I wanna sing with a slingshot serenade I wanna donate change to a masquerade I wanna die while I'm in the spotlight I want my death to inspire a rewrite I want to blur the lines of insight I want to make them think that I'm their height So give me all your red green yellow blue If you can find a pool then I'll refract with you You're a mirage and your favorite color's see-through You're my fata morgana from this point of view Are there any words for my freakshow feelings Isn't sugarcoated terminology appealing Wouldn't it be easier to represent the meaning Of a hard to swallow concept with an arbitrary ceiling Cryptic cultish crease in the catalog Paranoia backtrack to analog I can run much faster than I can jog Magic circle summoning Chernobog I can break the barrier of sound and space With these essential elemental explanations in your face But it doesn't matter everything I say will go to waste Because the power of the mind is putting power out of place Hindsight reflecting, teenagers texting Late to the punch with the big money flexing Let's settle this with a match in the ring Or a match to the rope of a cannon firing I wanna die while I'm in the spotlight I want my death to inspire a rewrite I want to blur the lines of insight I want to make them think that I'm their height I wanna hypnotize and paralyze I wanna make them think that I'm their size I wanna break their spirits drink their blood I wanna **** their souls I wanna **** them good
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Dec 18, 2013
Dec 18, 2013 at 7:58 PM UTC
lovebirds
Do I relate to the post-postmodern True-life voodoo incomes are hard-earned If I put a hyphen between words Does that spawn a new one like lovebirds Isn't love the same word that I saw Don't crows live like bandits and outlaws Don't they have the outlook of bourgeois Carry stolen crackers in their claws There's no change that I couldn't change Every change that I change always stays the same I wanna sing with a slingshot serenade I wanna donate change to a masquerade I wanna die while I'm in the spotlight I want my death to inspire a rewrite I want to blur the lines of insight I want to make them think that I'm their height So give me all your red green yellow blue If you can find a pool then I'll refract with you You're a mirage and your favorite color's see-through You're my fata morgana from this point of view Are there any words for my freakshow feelings Isn't sugarcoated terminology appealing Wouldn't it be easier to represent the meaning Of a hard to swallow concept with an arbitrary ceiling Cryptic cultish crease in the catalog Paranoia backtrack to analog I can run much faster than I can jog Magic circle summoning Chernobog I can break the barrier of sound and space With these essential elemental explanations in your face But it doesn't matter everything I say will go to waste Because the power of the mind is putting power out of place Hindsight reflecting, teenagers texting Late to the punch with the big money flexing Let's settle this with a match in the ring Or a match to the rope of a cannon firing I wanna die while I'm in the spotlight I want my death to inspire a rewrite I want to blur the lines of insight I want to make them think that I'm their height I wanna hypnotize and paralyze I wanna make them think that I'm their size I wanna break their spirits drink their blood I wanna **** their souls I wanna **** them good
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I hardly remember a ******* thing about that day before gazing into his eyes once again, for the first time rushing toward the exit running from the baggage claim; it was all a blur, as walked through those doors all I remember was the vastness of the first sight, stepping into the bright, unfamiliar place & nothing else, but him I scanned the crowd the strange faces waiting for loved ones emotion thick enough to touch in the air, but just to my right in the front with his body pressed up against the metal bar, I saw him it was the first time I saw his face not through a photo or webcam in a time that was so long it ached I think I lost my breath did I leave my things behind when I ran? I don't remember, I just ran to him it was too surreal I can't remember a moment between seeing his face, & kissing his lips nor what kind of kiss it was or how long it lasted I just couldn't fathom it I was really there it was really him & it didn't matter where we were it was all a wonderland to me, I was holding his hand again everything was bright & new it was magic, pure magic
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Oct 31, 2014
Oct 31, 2014 at 4:35 AM UTC
reunited at the airport terminal
White folks: pack your bags and go. Our nut-brown world is quite offended. Make your shame-faced exit NOW, And leave your mansions unattended. Wait—before you pass the doors, It's time to settle ethnic scores. No more ragtime Minstrel Show. Our Moorish Science took it down. Black lives matter. White, less so— Now move your pale face out of town . . . But first, shell out for racial shame Caucasian losers of the game. Cultural pride is ours alone: Kings and Egyptian queens we were. The glories of our race, well-known Bedazzle in a darkened blur (Clear to Africa's descendants— Puzzling to you white dependents). Blackness lent your world its light, Taught the Dutch to tend those flowers. Scandinavia grew bright Under our beneficent powers. Negroes gave your blondes their beauty; Helped those Norsemen shake their ***** The Seven Wonders of the world: We built them all. No vain conjecture Dims our banner, black, unfurled, Above eternal architecture. Arts and knowledge gained from us Are what we threaten to discuss. We invented math and science Which you robbed from Timbuktu. Swarthy wisdom's brave defiance Caused Old Europe to renew. All our treasure that you plundered Testifies: your days are numbered. Classics of our Greeks you stole: Philosophy was never yours. Shame upon your racist soul; For Bach and Mozart both were Moors. Misappropriated treasures call for ruthless hard-line measures. Latino fate falls next—but, where ? Jews, Turks, and Arabs: are you. . . white ? Orientals everywhere: Choose your side and join the fight. Blackness rising! Late the hour; Heed your call to fight the power. Crackers need to check your race— Stop rooting for that ****** clown. Rednecks all up in our face; Racist throwbacks got us down. But as your statues bite the dust Your light goes dark (you know it must). So move on out, oppressor, thief. Long have you held our nation back. In some white galaxy seek relief— But here the light itself is black. Stars are racist. So is the sun. Now let God's great black will be done.
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Sep 23, 2017
Sep 23, 2017 at 12:03 PM UTC
Betting on the Races
White folks: pack your bags and go. Our nut-brown world is quite offended. Make your shame-faced exit NOW, And leave your mansions unattended. Wait—before you pass the doors, It's time to settle ethnic scores. No more ragtime Minstrel Show. Our Moorish Science took it down. Black lives matter. White, less so— Now move your pale face out of town . . . But first, shell out for racial shame Caucasian losers of the game. Cultural pride is ours alone: Kings and Egyptian queens we were. The glories of our race, well-known Bedazzle in a darkened blur (Clear to Africa's descendants— Puzzling to you white dependents). Blackness lent your world its light, Taught the Dutch to tend those flowers. Scandinavia grew bright Under our beneficent powers. Negroes gave your blondes their beauty; Helped those Norsemen shake their ***** The Seven Wonders of the world: We built them all. No vain conjecture Dims our banner, black, unfurled, Above eternal architecture. Arts and knowledge gained from us Are what we threaten to discuss. We invented math and science Which you robbed from Timbuktu. Swarthy wisdom's brave defiance Caused Old Europe to renew. All our treasure that you plundered Testifies: your days are numbered. Classics of our Greeks you stole: Philosophy was never yours. Shame upon your racist soul; For Bach and Mozart both were Moors. Misappropriated treasures call for ruthless hard-line measures. Latino fate falls next—but, where ? Jews, Turks, and Arabs: are you. . . white ? Orientals everywhere: Choose your side and join the fight. Blackness rising! Late the hour; Heed your call to fight the power. Crackers need to check your race— Stop rooting for that ****** clown. Rednecks all up in our face; Racist throwbacks got us down. But as your statues bite the dust Your light goes dark (you know it must). So move on out, oppressor, thief. Long have you held our nation back. In some white galaxy seek relief— But here the light itself is black. Stars are racist. So is the sun. Now let God's great black will be done.
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Life comes in waves, Dualities, defined as; Good and bad, happy and sad. Blur the definitions, Blur your perspective. We learn through change, We grow through pain. Everything is as it should be, Always, infinitely.
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Jan 3, 2015
Jan 3, 2015 at 8:10 PM UTC
Ride the Waves
i’d rather write about the freckles on your back than think about all of the ways in which you quite possibly don’t love me. i feel sick at the very thought of you picking me apart the way you did; fingers grabbing and stroking in a catastrophic symphony of skin and vulnerability. let’s read between each other’s lines; share my sentences and punctuate my paragraphs with your mouth; because i can breathe easier on the mornings where i wake up wrapped around you. because my moods change like the ******* seasons and the spinning in my head doesn’t want to stop.                                          you tell me that i should probably get a therapist because no one that thinks about all the ways in which they could **** themselves has an ounce of mental stability.                                           i tell you that i have been to four.                                           names faded into a blur with hazy snippets of conversation remaining. 20mg.                     30mg. you tell me that trust issues and scars aren’t endearing and i tell you that neither is counting up the potential number of pills needed to dissolve your body into the living room carpet. let me sink inside your skin and make a home in your flesh; i tell you about the nights where i lay awake in the bath turning the water red.                        tragic, isn’t it. you tell me that this isn’t how my head should work and i tell you that i already know. everything you could possibly tell me i already know. i know that 400 calories a day isn’t normal, and my hands shouldn’t shake all the time.                                              i know. please let me stitch myself into you, even just for a while; until i no longer feel dizzy and my world stops spinning. i don’t need you to tell me that it will be okay, because honestly i don’t think it will be and, that in itself, is okay.                                                                                  let me stitch myself into you, because my own skin can’t take it anymore. let me call you back when my voice stops wobbling and my vision straightens out, but honestly, i’m terrified that it never will. what if this is it. headaches and tears and shaking and blood.                                              and the debilitating, gut-wrenching feeling of pure and euphoric emptiness.                                               tragic, isn’t it.
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Apr 4, 2018
Apr 4, 2018 at 2:41 PM UTC
stitches.
i’d rather write about the freckles on your back than think about all of the ways in which you quite possibly don’t love me. i feel sick at the very thought of you picking me apart the way you did; fingers grabbing and stroking in a catastrophic symphony of skin and vulnerability. let’s read between each other’s lines; share my sentences and punctuate my paragraphs with your mouth; because i can breathe easier on the mornings where i wake up wrapped around you. because my moods change like the ******* seasons and the spinning in my head doesn’t want to stop.                                          you tell me that i should probably get a therapist because no one that thinks about all the ways in which they could **** themselves has an ounce of mental stability.                                           i tell you that i have been to four.                                           names faded into a blur with hazy snippets of conversation remaining. 20mg.                     30mg. you tell me that trust issues and scars aren’t endearing and i tell you that neither is counting up the potential number of pills needed to dissolve your body into the living room carpet. let me sink inside your skin and make a home in your flesh; i tell you about the nights where i lay awake in the bath turning the water red.                        tragic, isn’t it. you tell me that this isn’t how my head should work and i tell you that i already know. everything you could possibly tell me i already know. i know that 400 calories a day isn’t normal, and my hands shouldn’t shake all the time.                                              i know. please let me stitch myself into you, even just for a while; until i no longer feel dizzy and my world stops spinning. i don’t need you to tell me that it will be okay, because honestly i don’t think it will be and, that in itself, is okay.                                                                                  let me stitch myself into you, because my own skin can’t take it anymore. let me call you back when my voice stops wobbling and my vision straightens out, but honestly, i’m terrified that it never will. what if this is it. headaches and tears and shaking and blood.                                              and the debilitating, gut-wrenching feeling of pure and euphoric emptiness.                                               tragic, isn’t it.
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We wear this city on our feet Planting our roots with each step Our shadows cast shapes of ancient oak trees stretching out over old squares at daybreak We grow here with the spirit of buildings past, present and rising like a staircase to heaven in the distance, the plumes of white smoke from their rooftops as burnt offerings for incense, spires for steeples, the bundled masses of people moving beneath as the calloused soles of our feet pounding the pavement, Our congregation seated in reverant silence on the R-Line hissing to a stop Their hushed prayers filing out from within to bring the reclaimed sidewalks of Fayetville Street back to life to join this pilgramage They march downtown toward Capitol holding signs for disarmament They bar-hop through Glenwood toasting to deliverance They move in a blur of faces that become us, Rush at all hours through our veins Cross our hearts and keep us breathing, Moving wearing the city on our minds like the greyest pieces of their winter sky and the way it caps the peaks of Mount PNC, BB&T and Wells Fargo like hoodies over our heads We assume monk-like appearances in robes color-coded by season- from blue collar sweaters to cold hard sweat We'll wear their city until we're worn out and wet, We'll wear their dreams at night like streetlamps flickering on beneath wired telephone poles carrying conversations about each one as far south as Florida, fears unspoken, made visible on iron park benches too cold to sit on at this hour We'll keep walking and wear this city like backpacks over our shoulders under the watch of their heavens, the skyline a glowing testament of every step taken toward someplace higher.
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Apr 9, 2018
Apr 9, 2018 at 7:27 PM UTC
Becoming Raleigh
We wear this city on our feet Planting our roots with each step Our shadows cast shapes of ancient oak trees stretching out over old squares at daybreak We grow here with the spirit of buildings past, present and rising like a staircase to heaven in the distance, the plumes of white smoke from their rooftops as burnt offerings for incense, spires for steeples, the bundled masses of people moving beneath as the calloused soles of our feet pounding the pavement, Our congregation seated in reverant silence on the R-Line hissing to a stop Their hushed prayers filing out from within to bring the reclaimed sidewalks of Fayetville Street back to life to join this pilgramage They march downtown toward Capitol holding signs for disarmament They bar-hop through Glenwood toasting to deliverance They move in a blur of faces that become us, Rush at all hours through our veins Cross our hearts and keep us breathing, Moving wearing the city on our minds like the greyest pieces of their winter sky and the way it caps the peaks of Mount PNC, BB&T and Wells Fargo like hoodies over our heads We assume monk-like appearances in robes color-coded by season- from blue collar sweaters to cold hard sweat We'll wear their city until we're worn out and wet, We'll wear their dreams at night like streetlamps flickering on beneath wired telephone poles carrying conversations about each one as far south as Florida, fears unspoken, made visible on iron park benches too cold to sit on at this hour We'll keep walking and wear this city like backpacks over our shoulders under the watch of their heavens, the skyline a glowing testament of every step taken toward someplace higher.
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Put your head down and werk. Put your feet up and twerk. Run quickly and watch the   pavement blur. Don't ask questions. Love you answers, and explanations, your valuations, and justifications. In the mood for pizza? Cause the shop's on your left. In 0.5 miles, it will be on your left. ON YOUR LEFT. YOUR DESTINATION IS ON THE LEFT. Rerouting... the protocol is exactly THIS, not THAT. So just do it. checkmark. Nike said so. Just buy it. we suggest it. Just try the Quesarilla #tacobell #mexicanfood #foodporn #pleasegetmemoreviews How bout a selfie where you look miserable and unhealthy. But you're a celebrity. Rub your likeness on me and I'll get you publicity. #fire #ice #rain What happened to real pain? And did dissonance disappear? Why must I hide my tears? And be bright and happy And ogle guys with fohawks trimmed so carefully. And live a lie, of numbers and rye bread is the worst, sandwiched in bursts. We all live and we all hurt and we all deserve a life like hers. who you say? Kim Kardashian, of course.
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Jul 31, 2014
Jul 31, 2014 at 12:08 AM UTC
Artificiality.
*A coarse, yellow coat with dark spot aplenty Lean as a greyhound with limb long and lengthy, Faster than hare from a cold standing start Impossibly glimpsed in tall grasses that part. Crystaline jewels in two huge hazel eyes With the svelt of a feline’s cold killing surprise, Explosively quick with an elegant gait And a murderous jaw full of canines that wait For a fleeing gazelle or a springbok at speed Then a launch that would emulate bullet, when freed. Incredibly smooth with a fast loping stride That would tax any racehorse an envious ride, Snapping manouvers to left and to right That mirror a quarry’s evasions of flight. A blur in a frantic explosion of dust Then the life blood erupts, splashing red as the rust. Heaving great flanks after thrill of the chase Wide open muzzle and gore on the face, Guarding the game till the kittens locate Then the spoils of the chase will make portions dictate.* Marshalg Serengetti Plain Central Africa 30 November 2012
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Nov 29, 2012
Nov 29, 2012 at 5:46 PM UTC
Cheetah
I wish I could give you this beautiful pain    Its captivating to endure         To watch it unfold inch by unbeatable inch             Its long                  Makes you hard and callous And makes you grovel in gravel begging for the end      And it becomes a road           A winding, twisting road that wraps around your throat       A gorgeous asphyxiation blurs the smiles of the passengers in the cars on the asphalt                 And you blur into unreality          The road ends    The film in your head stops And your left sitting unblinkingly...
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Jul 30, 2014
Jul 30, 2014 at 3:49 PM UTC
Beautiful Gorgeous Asphyxiation Pain
Who draws strength from watching the passage of time after dark blur against the windows of a moving train bound for ends uncertain. Who walks most balanced on the beams of empty tracks. In the shuffle of strangers at a crosswalk, who finds direction. Who sees clearer through rain. Who finds their place in the limbo of airport terminals, on delayed flights between chapters, over open roads that branch into tales of cities unseen, in the turn of pages unwritten. Who can keep track of time during the improvised chaos of jazz, catching notes scattered in the winds of horns. Who understands that wind moves fastest through dark places like tunnels, during storms in late August. Who finds their center hurled in flight, always coming and going.
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Sep 7, 2018
Sep 7, 2018 at 8:34 AM UTC
Roaming in August
The girl behind the mask wasnt who she seemed She made everyone fall and come to believe That even the saddest people could be happy Just for a while until things became sappy The girl behind the mask tend to laugh alot At jokes she found were funny, or maybe not She showed everyone how lovely she could be But in reality all she wanted was to go and leave The girl behind the mask was bullied all day Very few times would the kids let her play But as the years past, this just proceded And made her think that death should be succeeded The girl behind the mask was soon no more She discovered the ropes would make her soar Through the clouds in heaven that would go so high Now she was finally happy to really be alive The girl behind the mask was living the dream While everyone on earth soon began to greave Even though she thought no one cared for her Life without her quickly became a huge blur The girl behind the mask looked down one night To see that her sister had goined the flight She came up to her and asked why she was here And she answered this is suicidal girls only good fear The girl behind the mask did not understand Why her sister had goined this holy heartland Then she realized that because of her choice Her sister decided to leave earth to hear her voice The girl behind the mask began to cry She ended her sister's life so that she could come to fly She discovered that maybe instead of having to say goodbye She could've gotten someone to help her stay alive The girl behind the mask soon did find That maybe suicide doesnt help fix the bind She went down to earth and gave it her charity And said im sorry to all including her family The girl behind the mask looked as she saw her mother Clutching to the robe of her suicidal daughter The girl had finally saw what she had done So dont make the same mistake and dont grab the gun (k.b)
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Jul 17, 2014
Jul 17, 2014 at 12:44 AM UTC
The Girl behind The Mask
The girl behind the mask wasnt who she seemed She made everyone fall and come to believe That even the saddest people could be happy Just for a while until things became sappy The girl behind the mask tend to laugh alot At jokes she found were funny, or maybe not She showed everyone how lovely she could be But in reality all she wanted was to go and leave The girl behind the mask was bullied all day Very few times would the kids let her play But as the years past, this just proceded And made her think that death should be succeeded The girl behind the mask was soon no more She discovered the ropes would make her soar Through the clouds in heaven that would go so high Now she was finally happy to really be alive The girl behind the mask was living the dream While everyone on earth soon began to greave Even though she thought no one cared for her Life without her quickly became a huge blur The girl behind the mask looked down one night To see that her sister had goined the flight She came up to her and asked why she was here And she answered this is suicidal girls only good fear The girl behind the mask did not understand Why her sister had goined this holy heartland Then she realized that because of her choice Her sister decided to leave earth to hear her voice The girl behind the mask began to cry She ended her sister's life so that she could come to fly She discovered that maybe instead of having to say goodbye She could've gotten someone to help her stay alive The girl behind the mask soon did find That maybe suicide doesnt help fix the bind She went down to earth and gave it her charity And said im sorry to all including her family The girl behind the mask looked as she saw her mother Clutching to the robe of her suicidal daughter The girl had finally saw what she had done So dont make the same mistake and dont grab the gun (k.b)
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Oh, how I always wanted to live in an 8-bit world Side-scrolling action Duck hunts galore As much currency as a first-world country It’s hard not to love it From Pokémon to Kid Icarus The nostalgia nearly takes my breath away I won’t let problems stack up like Tetris I’m not being chased by ghosts crying, “Wacka, wacka, wacka, wacka, wacka” This isn’t a video game, it’s real life When you die you don’t respawn like nothing ever happened No, this is it. One life. I’m placing blocks in Minecraft Pwning n00bz in Call of Duty Gaining headshots on Grunts like Master Chief Gathering rings in Sonic the Hedgehog Sneaking around like Ezio Auditore da Firenze And delivering newspapers like Paperboy While escaping the mysterious Slenderman I’m living in this virtual world without danger I don’t want to make it on these streets like Frogger I don’t have big shoes to fill like the plumber or the blue blur This ain’t no sandbox or first-person shooter, it’s reality So, live it to the fullest, don’t rage quit
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Nov 30, 2012
Nov 30, 2012 at 8:05 PM UTC
8-bit Feeling
He didn't need to die to be a ghost for years he walked these hallways, going unnoticed he was like a blur to those who passed him teachers couldn't remember him No parents to speak of, one day they just never came back. Average student, never pushing himself never showing up on anybody's radar going unnoticed, going unseen no friends to speak of, no one knew he existed He was surrounded by hundreds of people but lived his life not seen no one saw his tears no one saw his art he went unnoticed until the day he died. Police found him he couldn't take it anymore ended it all he spent his life unnoticed but he was a brilliant artist his art was seen hanging up in some amazing galleries everyone now knows his name.
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Sep 14, 2014
Sep 14, 2014 at 8:53 PM UTC
Unnoticed but finally seen
~ think again if you believe light is but a rapid blur, consider that the spark that lives between two lover-friends, is light exchanged in slow fashion; the slow burn of a campfire, the sparkle of her passion, the flicker of a candle, whisperings of the starlight, the way a moon beam bends the tides, and makes her eyes twinkle; each my confirmation, of light that moves so satisfying slow, allowing flames to ever grow ever higher, higher, kindling sparks into a fire, for love that lasts is not a spark alone... no, love’s passion is a bon fire, a sunset setting sky aglow; an ever-building slow, to effervescent ether; a gently flowing kiss, a living, colored tapestry of drifting twilight mist; this the speed of light... my heart’s desire, mirrored in my lover’s eyes. ~ *post script. love at the speed of sunsets and star gazing; evenings spent round the campfire with only the light of the fire, the stars and that sparkle in each other's eyes... falling in love, all over again!*
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Jun 23, 2016
Jun 23, 2016 at 9:57 AM UTC
slow burn
To ill is scourge hazard of modern man; The way of life which tricked you leaves you weak. Before it pounced, prevent you must! You can, Your visions blur, your limbs cut, your times bleak. Avoid refined sweetness pure, you should know, The more you love to eat the more you crave; Your sweet tongue urged pleasures deals a cruel blow, The more you indulge, closer be your grave. This sickness gradual erosion of health, Like shrinking pools merciless sun would drain. A diabetic's woe: no amount of wealth, Could stop the vines that binds and break the chain. Without remedy and won't heal for good, So sweat, please monitor intake of food.
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Jul 4, 2018
Jul 4, 2018 at 7:07 PM UTC
Diabetes; Sonnet #7
What if love became so overwhelming, such an inextinguishable force that its true purpose betrayed itself completely? To the point that even the utterance of those three powerful words, that at a different junction had held such promise, now left a distinct taste of uncertainty on the lips and a ringing of insanity in the ear drum. What else does one say when the most pure form of expression and commitment echo with distain and regret? Even as I slide into introspection, diving deep to the point of no return, there seems to be no logical path, no penance for the monster I have created. Through my own autonomous actions and neglect I have reached this dark place. Perhaps I indulged beyond a point where thoughts and actions have boundaries. A broken compass , spinning without meaning. All indicators in tact, every cog and point in place, magnetism lost to exaggerated memories, fears and regrets. Self delusion is a drink that is best served with company. With companionship the mind tends to believe its own meddling. Delusions are mistaken for truth and biased opinions blur with reality. All roads lead to pain. Every so often a spark jumps to the surface of my consciousness. A pin ***** exclaiming hope. It’s a glitch of my own creation. The belief in happy endings and love prevailing. That love is more powerful than any disappointment, mistake or breech in trust. My reality had been resurfaced and augmented by the media. Love stories are just that. Stories. A wave of manufactured hope, washing over the beach of the human psyche. Every grain of sand is washed back to the sea just as it has arrived. Happiness, a flame burning on a tiny wick. Enjoy the heat while it lasts for it is going to be a cold winter. And the power is out.
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Oct 31, 2012
Oct 31, 2012 at 3:19 PM UTC
Three Powerful Words
What if love became so overwhelming, such an inextinguishable force that its true purpose betrayed itself completely? To the point that even the utterance of those three powerful words, that at a different junction had held such promise, now left a distinct taste of uncertainty on the lips and a ringing of insanity in the ear drum. What else does one say when the most pure form of expression and commitment echo with distain and regret? Even as I slide into introspection, diving deep to the point of no return, there seems to be no logical path, no penance for the monster I have created. Through my own autonomous actions and neglect I have reached this dark place. Perhaps I indulged beyond a point where thoughts and actions have boundaries. A broken compass , spinning without meaning. All indicators in tact, every cog and point in place, magnetism lost to exaggerated memories, fears and regrets. Self delusion is a drink that is best served with company. With companionship the mind tends to believe its own meddling. Delusions are mistaken for truth and biased opinions blur with reality. All roads lead to pain. Every so often a spark jumps to the surface of my consciousness. A pin ***** exclaiming hope. It’s a glitch of my own creation. The belief in happy endings and love prevailing. That love is more powerful than any disappointment, mistake or breech in trust. My reality had been resurfaced and augmented by the media. Love stories are just that. Stories. A wave of manufactured hope, washing over the beach of the human psyche. Every grain of sand is washed back to the sea just as it has arrived. Happiness, a flame burning on a tiny wick. Enjoy the heat while it lasts for it is going to be a cold winter. And the power is out.
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You told me your favorite color was orange at least three times, you loved everything about it. I never really liked it much, the fruit or the shade it was, it used to give me headaches. You said you loved the way it was part of the sunset, right before the sun hits the horizon and the colors start to blur, you loved the way it was everything all at once, and in my mind I thought, "just like you." I'd get married in an orange dress if I could spend the rest of my life with you, and I know it gives me headaches when I stare at it too long but you're like the orange sunset and I'd stare at you forever if you'd let me.
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Aug 20, 2014
Aug 20, 2014 at 3:16 AM UTC
Orange.
will suddenly trees leap from winter and will the stabbing music of your white youth wounded by my arms’ bothness (say a twilight lifting the fragile skill of new leaves’ voices,and sharp lips of spring simply joining with the wonderless city’s sublime cheap distinct mouth) do the exact human comely thing? (or will the fleshless moments go and go across this dirtied pane where softly preys the grey and perpendicular Always— or possibly there drift a pulseless blur of paleness; the unswift mouths of snow insignificantly whisper….
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Will Suddenly Trees Leap From Winter And Will
People kept telling her: "you can't be this, you can't be that" the girl pretended to listen, their words a blur she sat there unnoticed, her face flat. She went to school receiving an education she let her parents rule keeping silent, hiding her creation. When the nights closed in and her parents went to sleep she took out a notebook with a grin; after all it wasn't theirs to keep. She bled out words that had stuck on her skin outside chirped nice birds unlike the crows she hid within. Soon her graduation came as she held her diploma in hand she heard her own name with it came the feared demand. "You'll become a lawyer like us, right?" the girl whirled around to see her mum and dad standing up to their full height she bit her lip, only wanting to be free. "No," she told them, "I will not!" she looked her parents straight in the eye looking like they'd both been shot but the girl didn't want to lie. "I'll become a writer," she told them, with a light smile her parents did not turn brighter but that hadn't ever been their style.
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Jul 8, 2017
Jul 8, 2017 at 9:40 AM UTC
Parental pressure