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"bmw" poems
It started with a pen, and wound up in English. No diction, addiction, or ambition, to get published. “Don’t scream and you’ll look normal.” Screaming “MISOGYNY!” if screaming at all, I’ve seen the great minds of my generation addicted to Adderall.   Some friends who get wasted, and I remain sober. Cheap ‘03 cars, yet, no ones coming over.   Actors without work now, no one with opportunity. Suicidal crazies now, crafted from 80’s and 90’s responsibility, and A is for Adderall.   Sugar coated heroine, designer drugs. Poor blacks, whites, mexicans, and asians swept under the rug.   “The father, the son, the invisible hand.”   Crack in prisons, ***** holy ******* in a BMW, Feminism, becomes communism, becomes atheism becomes you. You so counter-culture, you forgot about us, “She’s not an angel friends, throw her under the bus.”   Politicians in purple now, blessed American royalty. Slaughter the disenfranchised, poor, socialist regime, and A is for Adderall.   Don’t shoot the police, shoot the children instead, or send them to war, but the war had to end. “In god we trust, but in the market we invest.” So occupy Wall Street, and get called a hippie, or occupy college, and become a dead beat?   In high school you’re told, be what you will be. Cancer is still a… “…” …Hereditary disease.   Actors without work still. Politicians lying still. Suicidal crazies. Ecstasy filled crazies. Counter-culture conformist. Culture conformist. Eco-terrorist. Mindless consumer. Junkies, addicts, soldiers, students, leaders, followers, murderers, democrats, conservatives, liberals, republicans, child molesters, sexists, racists.   No more labels.   It was every single individual. Individual failure. One by one, we were all found guilty. You are guilty. I am guilty, and A is for Adderall, and the new marginalized.
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 9:43 PM UTC
"Adderall [the New Marginalized]."
It started with a pen, and wound up in English. No diction, addiction, or ambition, to get published. “Don’t scream and you’ll look normal.” Screaming “MISOGYNY!” if screaming at all, I’ve seen the great minds of my generation addicted to Adderall.   Some friends who get wasted, and I remain sober. Cheap ‘03 cars, yet, no ones coming over.   Actors without work now, no one with opportunity. Suicidal crazies now, crafted from 80’s and 90’s responsibility, and A is for Adderall.   Sugar coated heroine, designer drugs. Poor blacks, whites, mexicans, and asians swept under the rug.   “The father, the son, the invisible hand.”   Crack in prisons, ***** holy ******* in a BMW, Feminism, becomes communism, becomes atheism becomes you. You so counter-culture, you forgot about us, “She’s not an angel friends, throw her under the bus.”   Politicians in purple now, blessed American royalty. Slaughter the disenfranchised, poor, socialist regime, and A is for Adderall.   Don’t shoot the police, shoot the children instead, or send them to war, but the war had to end. “In god we trust, but in the market we invest.” So occupy Wall Street, and get called a hippie, or occupy college, and become a dead beat?   In high school you’re told, be what you will be. Cancer is still a… “…” …Hereditary disease.   Actors without work still. Politicians lying still. Suicidal crazies. Ecstasy filled crazies. Counter-culture conformist. Culture conformist. Eco-terrorist. Mindless consumer. Junkies, addicts, soldiers, students, leaders, followers, murderers, democrats, conservatives, liberals, republicans, child molesters, sexists, racists.   No more labels.   It was every single individual. Individual failure. One by one, we were all found guilty. You are guilty. I am guilty, and A is for Adderall, and the new marginalized.
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I want to get hit by a BMW. I want to get hit by a Mercedes. I want to get run over by a Porsche. Something big. I want to get smeared against the pavement by a Cadillac Escalade. I want to get hit by one of those big ******** who drag gasoline across the continent, but I want the driver to be a manic psychopath. I want him to stalk me on the sidewalk and then run me over slowly. He's not any coward, not like those bald patriarchal Corvette drivers in polo shirts tucked into khakis. No, he's a great fat man, a hairy beast with a crooked stare that slows the pulse on impact. I want the police to cringe or get scared interrogating him, and haul his truck somewhere to be inspected. I want the price of gas in nearby areas to go up by at least fifteen cents for two weeks. I want to get hit by a BMW. I want to roll over the windshield, and drag under the bottom for about ten yards. I want to separate at the middle and leave organs on his left side view mirror and hanging on his hood ornament. I want to seep blood deep into his car, and when he turns on his heat, he'll smell my blood full blast in his face burning. I want to wreck the car inside and out. I want to get hit by a car with a McCain sticker on the bumper. I don't want to get hit by some middle class Ford or Honda, or someone's shit-level Chevy or beat up jalopy. I want to get hit by a BMW. I want the driver to make his tires scream like banshees, and leave four long streaks of rotten burned rubber on the asphalt. I want him to step out in business attire, and gasp, inwardly. I want to flip off the sky, because my aim is bad, and call him a coward for hitting the brakes. I want him to think, "What did I do? Is he Okay? What am I going to do? What if I lose my license? How will I get to work? How will I pay for this. Does my insurance cover vehicular manslaughter? I'm not alone right? I'll get through this. I'll survive. I'll just be another statistic. That's all."
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Jun 15, 2014
Jun 15, 2014 at 12:46 PM UTC
"Rich Man's Car."
I want to get hit by a BMW. I want to get hit by a Mercedes. I want to get run over by a Porsche. Something big. I want to get smeared against the pavement by a Cadillac Escalade. I want to get hit by one of those big ******** who drag gasoline across the continent, but I want the driver to be a manic psychopath. I want him to stalk me on the sidewalk and then run me over slowly. He's not any coward, not like those bald patriarchal Corvette drivers in polo shirts tucked into khakis. No, he's a great fat man, a hairy beast with a crooked stare that slows the pulse on impact. I want the police to cringe or get scared interrogating him, and haul his truck somewhere to be inspected. I want the price of gas in nearby areas to go up by at least fifteen cents for two weeks. I want to get hit by a BMW. I want to roll over the windshield, and drag under the bottom for about ten yards. I want to separate at the middle and leave organs on his left side view mirror and hanging on his hood ornament. I want to seep blood deep into his car, and when he turns on his heat, he'll smell my blood full blast in his face burning. I want to wreck the car inside and out. I want to get hit by a car with a McCain sticker on the bumper. I don't want to get hit by some middle class Ford or Honda, or someone's shit-level Chevy or beat up jalopy. I want to get hit by a BMW. I want the driver to make his tires scream like banshees, and leave four long streaks of rotten burned rubber on the asphalt. I want him to step out in business attire, and gasp, inwardly. I want to flip off the sky, because my aim is bad, and call him a coward for hitting the brakes. I want him to think, "What did I do? Is he Okay? What am I going to do? What if I lose my license? How will I get to work? How will I pay for this. Does my insurance cover vehicular manslaughter? I'm not alone right? I'll get through this. I'll survive. I'll just be another statistic. That's all."
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City rush me Pretty push Did he see? The wish on Hard on_____ Sunday I thought A rush of pluses +++ He won Be on time if not - - - Monday be good to me Rumors Fantasy thoughts I am What I am Not Popeye Going day back I need a third eye I am All free Robin Bird From everyone Wait!! Don't rush me I love everyone______* Newspaper's Sunday Daily News Poem touchdown My poem stood With the others I bowed ((Gladly))______ Waking up To a Racers- mouth Ray____ speed lover No homework All game Sunday____ Candles burned The House flamed "Procrastinator" I'll be back "Destroyer-Terminator" Coffee drug me percolator He April fools her Shopping Sunday right up magnifying dress He is back Not the future Smart *** tricks On the Escalator He Jeremy irons out her clothes That's it!!! Never rushed on Sunday To make a mob hit The call girls Busy- tight pants So Panicked Monday's religiously Hooked in Scientology So ****** in Not to ever kiss her on a Sunday He bunked into ((God)) Poem ritual bunk bed Well NYC Cabbie, he will never take it on Sunday The big game crazies The flower shops of horror Emptied out with Moms Tiger Lillies Smelling Mad Men hungover Rush hour Tv movie Hangover Jet game Sprinkler shower Opening up The door to his apartment Big Girly hoarder mess After a long talk night Saturday Night Brooklyn The Disco Queen bridge-sight His Mom is still oiling His BMW Racecar with Hot fire Crisco he will never be rushed out the door His car never starts Sunday or a Monday Teased on Tuesday Wednesday shes wild Thursday Ladies drink for free____ She got her husband to buy her cushion cut square On Sunday Do it or dare She's hanging low Times Square Girly rough Brooklyn tough Channel blush On Sunday he is so wired bushed
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May 8, 2018
May 8, 2018 at 1:01 PM UTC
Never Rushed on Sunday
City rush me Pretty push Did he see? The wish on Hard on_____ Sunday I thought A rush of pluses +++ He won Be on time if not - - - Monday be good to me Rumors Fantasy thoughts I am What I am Not Popeye Going day back I need a third eye I am All free Robin Bird From everyone Wait!! Don't rush me I love everyone______* Newspaper's Sunday Daily News Poem touchdown My poem stood With the others I bowed ((Gladly))______ Waking up To a Racers- mouth Ray____ speed lover No homework All game Sunday____ Candles burned The House flamed "Procrastinator" I'll be back "Destroyer-Terminator" Coffee drug me percolator He April fools her Shopping Sunday right up magnifying dress He is back Not the future Smart *** tricks On the Escalator He Jeremy irons out her clothes That's it!!! Never rushed on Sunday To make a mob hit The call girls Busy- tight pants So Panicked Monday's religiously Hooked in Scientology So ****** in Not to ever kiss her on a Sunday He bunked into ((God)) Poem ritual bunk bed Well NYC Cabbie, he will never take it on Sunday The big game crazies The flower shops of horror Emptied out with Moms Tiger Lillies Smelling Mad Men hungover Rush hour Tv movie Hangover Jet game Sprinkler shower Opening up The door to his apartment Big Girly hoarder mess After a long talk night Saturday Night Brooklyn The Disco Queen bridge-sight His Mom is still oiling His BMW Racecar with Hot fire Crisco he will never be rushed out the door His car never starts Sunday or a Monday Teased on Tuesday Wednesday shes wild Thursday Ladies drink for free____ She got her husband to buy her cushion cut square On Sunday Do it or dare She's hanging low Times Square Girly rough Brooklyn tough Channel blush On Sunday he is so wired bushed
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Read random books And take some pics Eat bacon, soup and.. oh a Sandwich Add it to your story And add stickers, lips Drive a BMW and sing a silly song Of? Not even the words of Your "speachless" mind Don't forget to talk out loud Start a live While going out, mad Add "thinker" to your bio pretend You're different than the others, oh not my dear lad! Eww Go to the gym Take pics of your body,  Hola! Isn't that a dream? Make some more friends Then make them cry For your fake pains Dance with the "kiki" song Post it somewhere (mostly to girls) Make sure You are walking on *** son Send follow requests to some **** barbie girls Do not accept guests, and make fun of  fat nerds That's your life Bro! Did I ever protest?
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Jul 29, 2018
Jul 29, 2018 at 7:02 PM UTC
Insta Lad
@X5 BMW vehicles are truculent Where have the real blondes gone to? Bring back Orion Pictures to remake Doom Watch, resurrect Analogue tv, ban militant cyclists from the roads and yes the Chartists were right annual suffrage too.
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Dec 23, 2012
Dec 23, 2012 at 7:07 AM UTC
Christmas wish list
When we were seventeen you plotted and planed your death "21 year old racer dies on the German Autobahn" You planned to break the speed limit with your recklessness in the fastest Ferrari or a black BMW, perhaps. Looking back, we'll laugh at the thought. There are no speed limits on Autobahns.
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Feb 22, 2012
Feb 22, 2012 at 6:14 PM UTC
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Brackets Your mum picked you up in daddy’s BMW, we had to wait an hour while they scrubbed the brains of another son off the roof of the 125 (Why they built a multi storey car park on top of the bus station is a mystery to me.) You carefully colour coordinated your files and scrutinized your revision schedules, we watched nicked CCTV footage of two blokes smoking crack and burning down the bowling pavilion next door (the old boys never did raise enough to repair it.) You snubbed each other because of different tastes in jumpers, we watched acid casualties talk politics with football hooligans (a hastily rolled joint bridged the obvious gap.) You lounged in the common room in your study periods, our lesson got cancelled because John had been smashed in the face with a fire extinguisher (and our tutor used to be a lifeguard.) You worried about fashion and discussed the injustice of last night’s X Factor result, we watched Neil’s head crash into his keyboard after he’d scoffed all his methadone in one go (again.)
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Mar 7, 2013
Mar 7, 2013 at 4:56 PM UTC
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Script Zoom zoom goes the car with drug dealers Being chased by the cops in a spotted deal The exchange was spotted by the police Who gave chase six shooters drawn Firing at the fleeing BMW that sped away Bullets zinged into it others were fired back It was a right cowboys and Indians time Just like a movie film with John Wayne Who will win the cops or dealers? It’s just like a films script but real
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Sep 24, 2023
Sep 24, 2023 at 7:32 PM UTC
Script
Germany is known for fine craftsmanship Proven by BMW and Natascha's poetry Germany is known for dark rich beer Proven with every smooth swallow Germany is known to me as the home of a friend Proven by the address on Natascha's homepage Drive fast, toast a friend, and write brilliant poetry That is Germany to me
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Nov 4, 2013
Nov 4, 2013 at 10:33 PM UTC
Modern Germany
The car showroom warehouse unit has turned into a gym overnight. Low lit lights highlight the out-of-work-early joggers and the two step, bought-a-new-ipod-for-this-run, sweaty runners. Framed central in the glass, they bounce on mountain passes over Swiss clear rivers and around back through obscure European cities, all whilst on the spot listening to Radio 4 podcasts from the week before. Low cut tops offer no support for the weary and the lifting gloves of the man at the back are fingerless and ripped, unlike his overweight torso, though his BMW makes him believe that this warehouse unit on the outskirts of Huddersfield is the Venice beach of the North.
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Jan 17, 2014
Jan 17, 2014 at 11:31 AM UTC
HUDDERSFIELD
Roar Bean Got Chosen Sipping on taste never forgotten So miraculous power rising. Been told so Boldly, her uniqueness Only it's mode of attachment Sips up on you like a Goddess in fragments Her spell of the blend, Coffee lips he was sold kissed her hand Mystical bow Thought's love-arrowed Through "Hearts" Wowed All her poem's Quick thinking The (Quickie) hour? Coffee lips ******* the tower money showered Home-body Coffee__steamy  he raided my book Crystal ball showed me, "Everyone" Oh! my he dated (Holy-Coffee) My Ego got inflated Digging gold dreamily Flower Lily mated and seeded Please "Lips" dream on Opening up the invitation Coffee? Me or You Masquerade flower's brocade Spellbound red poppy I fooled you Coffee says cheesecake Mystical play awake Chosen One Bean Clean Godly-scent Cat nine rumor years. coffee live's pretend Million in one tear's gallivant super stirred Small World Cafe Big University Princeton NJ. Mister Mystical  laptop taking a sip New Jersey The kaleidoscope Blueberry Go Girl Godiva-raspberry Coffee lip me   Not over my lip's He takes another sip Carmello, He's the good fellow Italian mob cappuccino   Leave the Cannoli Take the gun movie set "Tarantino" Here's his handle I'm his Secret Gun-it lips I told you my secret Streaming play scout The smell of his aura cup In his eye's only James No games just coffee? Bonds What about me? Her chosen bean Luna blue blueberry His  sugar flight "Shimmering Chandeliers" Hello musketeer's fight Mystical Coffee well suited BMW car's Wedding Bellringer We are destined to star is born Judy my Mom the singer.
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Dec 2, 2016
Dec 2, 2016 at 9:44 AM UTC
Mystical Coffee-lip's
Roar Bean Got Chosen Sipping on taste never forgotten So miraculous power rising. Been told so Boldly, her uniqueness Only it's mode of attachment Sips up on you like a Goddess in fragments Her spell of the blend, Coffee lips he was sold kissed her hand Mystical bow Thought's love-arrowed Through "Hearts" Wowed All her poem's Quick thinking The (Quickie) hour? Coffee lips ******* the tower money showered Home-body Coffee__steamy  he raided my book Crystal ball showed me, "Everyone" Oh! my he dated (Holy-Coffee) My Ego got inflated Digging gold dreamily Flower Lily mated and seeded Please "Lips" dream on Opening up the invitation Coffee? Me or You Masquerade flower's brocade Spellbound red poppy I fooled you Coffee says cheesecake Mystical play awake Chosen One Bean Clean Godly-scent Cat nine rumor years. coffee live's pretend Million in one tear's gallivant super stirred Small World Cafe Big University Princeton NJ. Mister Mystical  laptop taking a sip New Jersey The kaleidoscope Blueberry Go Girl Godiva-raspberry Coffee lip me   Not over my lip's He takes another sip Carmello, He's the good fellow Italian mob cappuccino   Leave the Cannoli Take the gun movie set "Tarantino" Here's his handle I'm his Secret Gun-it lips I told you my secret Streaming play scout The smell of his aura cup In his eye's only James No games just coffee? Bonds What about me? Her chosen bean Luna blue blueberry His  sugar flight "Shimmering Chandeliers" Hello musketeer's fight Mystical Coffee well suited BMW car's Wedding Bellringer We are destined to star is born Judy my Mom the singer.
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life takes many forms many shapes and sizes choose the one fits you the best make this judgement not in haste whether in slums or in palace whether in BMW or in auto whether your clothes are branded or not matters a trifle. if you born poor not your mistake if you die poor, certainly your mistake. life has twists and turns nothing back returns thus prison your precious life in an autobiography.
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Aug 11, 2013
Aug 11, 2013 at 8:47 AM UTC
Autobiography
You have always found a way to inflate yourself, a thunderhead of you a rainer upon parades keeping your own side dry. Praise your portolio, record yourself accomplishing that, but wait, there’s more of you the lost boy dressed as a hero. The prison of ego comes first, then the crippling psychic wounds and the inevitable chaos that just ****** you off because there is just too much to manage and you cannot do it alone but you don’t dare tell anyone so you fake it and you don’t make it and one day while you are too busy refusing to be grateful for the awesome mystery of your own chi a tagger defaces your BMW in the parking lot of Whole Foods and you weep into your tofu.
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Apr 15, 2013
Apr 15, 2013 at 7:28 AM UTC
ODYSSEUS IN SO. CAL.
GREEN Chapter One As Kenya lie on the floor at Club Envy with her lungs burning and filling up with blood from being shot by an unknown person she thought her life would never end like this.  Kenya tears started to flow as she thought of the years she spent silthering with snakes.  Her job at the BNB Bank made it easy to launder money for the Black Crime Syndicate.  It was six years ago in the month of June that her life took a downward spiral. Upset at the thought of being late for work Kenya floored the gas pedal.  As she passed by the slow moving drivers weaving in and out of traffic Kenya hoped she didn't get a ticket.  I just had to stay up late watching the marathon of Funny Man.  Now I got to race the clock and pray I don't get stopped by the police thought Kenya as she sped past the other drivers.  As Kenya pulled into the BNB Bank parking lot she checked the time. "It's 7:55a.m.  I made it within five minutes." Kenya got out of her car and walked through the bank's glass doors. As time passed the employees of BNB got the bank ready for the public.  One of the three people that arrived at the time of opening was a new face.  Mmmmmm yummy thought Kenya as she walked up to the tall light skinned man. "Hello sir how may I help you?" asked Kenya as she eyed the man up and down. "My name is Malik Maxwell Williams.  I would like to open a checking and savings account" answered the tall light skinned man. "Mr. Williams please follow me to my office." As Kenya and Malik sat in Kenya's office filling out papers Kenya made it up in her mind that she would get to know Malik on a personal level.  After a days work Kenya got behind the wheel of her red BMW and started her drive home.  On her way home.  On her way home Kenya called her best friend Jewel Stonewall. "Hello Jewel how are you?" asked Kenya with one hand on the steering wheel and the other hand holding her cellphone. "I'm doing great Kenya.  What's up?" answered Jewel Stonewall as she did one of her client's hair at her salon the Golden Scissors. "Are we still on for Saturday?" With a confused look on her face Jewel asked "Is the day Friday already?" "Yeah girl what day did you think it was?" "To tell you the truth Kenya I thought the day was Thursday." "No Jewel it's Friday.  I'm glad I have a friend who owns a hair salon." "You better be thankful.  I'll talk with you later Kenya." "Ok by Jewel." Kenya Ayanna Night was a plain looking black woman in her 30's who lived a very plain life.  She always looked forward to Saturday.  A day she would spend at the Golden Scissors getting her hair done and talking with Jewel Stonewall her childhood friend. Written by: Keith Edward Baucum
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Feb 13, 2020
Feb 13, 2020 at 2:32 PM UTC
GREEN Chapter One
GREEN Chapter One As Kenya lie on the floor at Club Envy with her lungs burning and filling up with blood from being shot by an unknown person she thought her life would never end like this.  Kenya tears started to flow as she thought of the years she spent silthering with snakes.  Her job at the BNB Bank made it easy to launder money for the Black Crime Syndicate.  It was six years ago in the month of June that her life took a downward spiral. Upset at the thought of being late for work Kenya floored the gas pedal.  As she passed by the slow moving drivers weaving in and out of traffic Kenya hoped she didn't get a ticket.  I just had to stay up late watching the marathon of Funny Man.  Now I got to race the clock and pray I don't get stopped by the police thought Kenya as she sped past the other drivers.  As Kenya pulled into the BNB Bank parking lot she checked the time. "It's 7:55a.m.  I made it within five minutes." Kenya got out of her car and walked through the bank's glass doors. As time passed the employees of BNB got the bank ready for the public.  One of the three people that arrived at the time of opening was a new face.  Mmmmmm yummy thought Kenya as she walked up to the tall light skinned man. "Hello sir how may I help you?" asked Kenya as she eyed the man up and down. "My name is Malik Maxwell Williams.  I would like to open a checking and savings account" answered the tall light skinned man. "Mr. Williams please follow me to my office." As Kenya and Malik sat in Kenya's office filling out papers Kenya made it up in her mind that she would get to know Malik on a personal level.  After a days work Kenya got behind the wheel of her red BMW and started her drive home.  On her way home.  On her way home Kenya called her best friend Jewel Stonewall. "Hello Jewel how are you?" asked Kenya with one hand on the steering wheel and the other hand holding her cellphone. "I'm doing great Kenya.  What's up?" answered Jewel Stonewall as she did one of her client's hair at her salon the Golden Scissors. "Are we still on for Saturday?" With a confused look on her face Jewel asked "Is the day Friday already?" "Yeah girl what day did you think it was?" "To tell you the truth Kenya I thought the day was Thursday." "No Jewel it's Friday.  I'm glad I have a friend who owns a hair salon." "You better be thankful.  I'll talk with you later Kenya." "Ok by Jewel." Kenya Ayanna Night was a plain looking black woman in her 30's who lived a very plain life.  She always looked forward to Saturday.  A day she would spend at the Golden Scissors getting her hair done and talking with Jewel Stonewall her childhood friend. Written by: Keith Edward Baucum
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Here you are, all dressed up To take me out to dinner, our first date In your Armani pinstriped business suit Silk tie, starched white shirt, cufflinks Polished black leather Italian shoes Your BMW waits outside I changed my mind You will cook dinner for me right here No, don't complain Take off those expensive shoes and socks I want you barefoot in my kitchen
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Sep 30, 2014
Sep 30, 2014 at 2:41 PM UTC
Change of dinner plans
Traveling Business Man Blues (Tune of Folsom Prison Blues)   I hear the whistle blowing as I see the train go around the bend. It has been so long since I have been home I don’t even remember when. I’m stuck in my man made prison working every day, while my lady and my kids play. My wife likes to drive her BMW while my kids have all the latest high-tech- gear. I saw the pictures on Facebook because I have not seen my family in well over a year. My father always said son be a good provider while mother pleaded me not to forget to be a good family man. The airport lost my luggage again it got stuck in Reno while I am here in LA. At night, I get so lonely while in my motel room I sit alone and silently cry. Maybe this is normal for the life I’ve chosen of being a traveling business man. Yet every time I hear the whistle blowing I have thoughts of home.   I get to thinking do my wife and children miss me as they eat their meals? The times passes so quickly, I fear my youngest will be full grown by the next time I return home. I have an inner struggle between work and family and it tortures me inside. I wish to be free from this prison, it was too easily to get ****** in. In this lonely life, I am living it is hard not to get the blues. I would trade a thousand dollars just to be the one to tuck my youngest daughter into bed and kiss her cheek and tell her good night in person. I am stuck working yet again to close yet another big deal. Instead, of another high priced  meal with a client. I would trade it in for a home cooked meal with my family even just once more. The money was nice at first but each day it is costing me so much more. I seem to be drifting farther away from my family with each passing day. I wonder does my family still love me now that they barely see me or just love the money I’ve sent home. I hear the whistle blowing and I wonder if I would die tomorrow how would my epitaph read? Here lies a family man, or more accurately here lies an absent father imprisoned by greed.
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Dec 27, 2015
Dec 27, 2015 at 10:05 PM UTC
Traveling Businessman Blues
Traveling Business Man Blues (Tune of Folsom Prison Blues)   I hear the whistle blowing as I see the train go around the bend. It has been so long since I have been home I don’t even remember when. I’m stuck in my man made prison working every day, while my lady and my kids play. My wife likes to drive her BMW while my kids have all the latest high-tech- gear. I saw the pictures on Facebook because I have not seen my family in well over a year. My father always said son be a good provider while mother pleaded me not to forget to be a good family man. The airport lost my luggage again it got stuck in Reno while I am here in LA. At night, I get so lonely while in my motel room I sit alone and silently cry. Maybe this is normal for the life I’ve chosen of being a traveling business man. Yet every time I hear the whistle blowing I have thoughts of home.   I get to thinking do my wife and children miss me as they eat their meals? The times passes so quickly, I fear my youngest will be full grown by the next time I return home. I have an inner struggle between work and family and it tortures me inside. I wish to be free from this prison, it was too easily to get ****** in. In this lonely life, I am living it is hard not to get the blues. I would trade a thousand dollars just to be the one to tuck my youngest daughter into bed and kiss her cheek and tell her good night in person. I am stuck working yet again to close yet another big deal. Instead, of another high priced  meal with a client. I would trade it in for a home cooked meal with my family even just once more. The money was nice at first but each day it is costing me so much more. I seem to be drifting farther away from my family with each passing day. I wonder does my family still love me now that they barely see me or just love the money I’ve sent home. I hear the whistle blowing and I wonder if I would die tomorrow how would my epitaph read? Here lies a family man, or more accurately here lies an absent father imprisoned by greed.
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The lawyers walk along the street thousand dollar shoes upon their feet Housed in buildings, tenth floor with views office not a cube, paying out club dues Banging the legal secretary, on the ottoman her bonus not a surprise, to each and everyone The kids put up, at greater boarding schools home they'll be for the holidays, thinkin dad's a tool The Benz is in the shop, the BMW second choice wife's harping, just won't stop, grating is the voice The boss wants the briefs by noon, you better get them in he'll have your nuts over a fire, and that's, just to begin If my boss were the Devil, a few things I would do like bring him morning coffee, and a pastry, one or two There's no winning in the end, to hell you will be bound after all of your summations, Devil still, will drag you down
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Feb 17, 2017
Feb 17, 2017 at 10:52 AM UTC
The Devil, is a lawyer
I drive a white truck big and clumsy, It's a whale, But today I get to drive the BMW, It's just a sedan, But I'll make it a fireball
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May 4, 2013
May 4, 2013 at 10:42 AM UTC
Life In The Battlefields No. 1
**Here you are, all dressed up To take me out to dinner, our very first date Even more handsome than in your corporate office So dapper, dignified, distinguished, so impeccably dressed and groomed In your Armani pinstriped business suit Silk tie, starched white shirt, cufflinks Polished black leather Italian shoes Your BMW waits outside Well, I have news for you.... I changed my mind Yes - changed my mind We will stay home tonight You will cook dinner for me right here You are stunned "ME? I have a reservation at the finest restaurant I know everyone there And I don't know how to cook! I know you're joking.. You must be." No. No joke. Give me those keys to your BMW. Yes – the car keys Take off your Rolex wristwatch No need to look at the time. Time to get cooking. No, don't complain You’re not in your office now And one more thing..... Take off those expensive shoes and socks I want to see the cuffs of your hand tailored navy blue pinstripes brushing your naked toes.... You are irritated, annoyed, frustrated As you obey, resisting all the way You give up your keys with the BMW symbol, Your heavy masculine watch, gleaming polished shoes, still warm from your feet thin black dress socks I know it is frightening for a man like you to surrender his shoes and by the way I do LOVE the shoes... They just don't belong on your feet right now You call the restaurant and cancel Shoeless and carless Suddenly a servant I’ll read the recipe. While you peel the potatoes..... I want you barefoot in my kitchen**
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 4:28 PM UTC
Change of Dinner Plans
**Here you are, all dressed up To take me out to dinner, our very first date Even more handsome than in your corporate office So dapper, dignified, distinguished, so impeccably dressed and groomed In your Armani pinstriped business suit Silk tie, starched white shirt, cufflinks Polished black leather Italian shoes Your BMW waits outside Well, I have news for you.... I changed my mind Yes - changed my mind We will stay home tonight You will cook dinner for me right here You are stunned "ME? I have a reservation at the finest restaurant I know everyone there And I don't know how to cook! I know you're joking.. You must be." No. No joke. Give me those keys to your BMW. Yes – the car keys Take off your Rolex wristwatch No need to look at the time. Time to get cooking. No, don't complain You’re not in your office now And one more thing..... Take off those expensive shoes and socks I want to see the cuffs of your hand tailored navy blue pinstripes brushing your naked toes.... You are irritated, annoyed, frustrated As you obey, resisting all the way You give up your keys with the BMW symbol, Your heavy masculine watch, gleaming polished shoes, still warm from your feet thin black dress socks I know it is frightening for a man like you to surrender his shoes and by the way I do LOVE the shoes... They just don't belong on your feet right now You call the restaurant and cancel Shoeless and carless Suddenly a servant I’ll read the recipe. While you peel the potatoes..... I want you barefoot in my kitchen**
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Edie was caught in the claws of copulation. She was attractive, with no roots showing on the top of her scalp. Great **** great *** could hold a conversation. Everyday, she got into her workhouse of a car, more home than her dingy apartment, and drove to her first "appointment." But on this day, the appointment that loomed ahead of her had her shower cold and her face white. She drove past an old movie theatre and an abstract and title company with the fanciest sign in town. It was Edie's favorite. She glanced out the window. A regular ******* standing on the sidewalk was chatting up a woman who looked bored stiff and there was a young man a few jumps away who couldn't hold his liquor. "Pathetic," Edie muttered. An average run-of-the-mill bar slouched behind them and there were ridiculous looking people spilling out the door. But only those who had survived the night before. Across the street, a newspaper dispenser ***** and chained to a light pole stood content as its contents spilled from it's belly like the guts of a dead gazelle. Like the guts of it's readers. Like the guts of a building out an open window. Edie's ******* were sore and hurt after the manhandling of last night. They began with a ***** that got straight to the point and then they did too. He had advertised himself as "sweety but meaty" and Edie discovered later that his genitals were uncircumsized and below average. Oh well. Submission. She had a headache in the morning and no aspirin. Her decision was to stop later and get some. But before then, she had something to take care of. Something big that needed to be handled. Something she hoped would be brief. "Something," she thought, "that's for **** sure." She pulled into a front spot in her black '98 BMW, fixed her make-up, then her hair. Edie closed her eyes, took in a rather large amount of oxygen, exhaled and stepped out of the car. She had a hankering for eggs after all.
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Feb 9, 2011
Feb 9, 2011 at 7:24 PM UTC
Edie's Breakfast Date (Pt. I)
Edie was caught in the claws of copulation. She was attractive, with no roots showing on the top of her scalp. Great **** great *** could hold a conversation. Everyday, she got into her workhouse of a car, more home than her dingy apartment, and drove to her first "appointment." But on this day, the appointment that loomed ahead of her had her shower cold and her face white. She drove past an old movie theatre and an abstract and title company with the fanciest sign in town. It was Edie's favorite. She glanced out the window. A regular ******* standing on the sidewalk was chatting up a woman who looked bored stiff and there was a young man a few jumps away who couldn't hold his liquor. "Pathetic," Edie muttered. An average run-of-the-mill bar slouched behind them and there were ridiculous looking people spilling out the door. But only those who had survived the night before. Across the street, a newspaper dispenser ***** and chained to a light pole stood content as its contents spilled from it's belly like the guts of a dead gazelle. Like the guts of it's readers. Like the guts of a building out an open window. Edie's ******* were sore and hurt after the manhandling of last night. They began with a ***** that got straight to the point and then they did too. He had advertised himself as "sweety but meaty" and Edie discovered later that his genitals were uncircumsized and below average. Oh well. Submission. She had a headache in the morning and no aspirin. Her decision was to stop later and get some. But before then, she had something to take care of. Something big that needed to be handled. Something she hoped would be brief. "Something," she thought, "that's for **** sure." She pulled into a front spot in her black '98 BMW, fixed her make-up, then her hair. Edie closed her eyes, took in a rather large amount of oxygen, exhaled and stepped out of the car. She had a hankering for eggs after all.
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We pulled up in the drive way If it weren't for my hello kitty flip flops, my feet would've melted into the cracks of the pavement. Running up to ring the doorbell, and the smell of home rushing through my nose as I am greeted by hugs. Kicking off my kicks, and letting the beige colored carpet mingle with the bottoms of my feet. Leaping on to a couch that was stained with strawberry ice cream and memories. The lace that trailed off the ends of the curtains danced as the breeze from an open winow came to say, "hello." Splashing in a wading pool while grandma looked through Avon catalouges sipping lemonade that we made prior, in a Disney Princess Sippy Cup. I run up the stair into my room; sparkly purple bed sheets cover my bed and I crash. All snuggled up in an ocean of blankets while everyone else watches the Steelers game downstairs. As I dose off, half way through a dream filled with pink, grandpa woke me up; he said we were going out for ice cream! I put on my favorite Little Mermaid shirt on and ran downstairs. We all pile into an old BMW and start our journey to Sarris. Nostalgia and city lights fill my eyes with wanderlust. We park the car and rush to hop in line. When we order our ice cream we sit down in a red diner-hop booth. Everyone together, MiMi, Papap, Mom, Dad, Victoria, Patty, G-G, and me. And I don't know if it was eating powdered donuts on Sunday mornings Or the way that Fresca tasted after eating a happy meal, but visiting your house in that small town in Pittsburgh Is the only way that I can describe "home."
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Oct 5, 2018
Oct 5, 2018 at 11:23 AM UTC
Grandma's House
We pulled up in the drive way If it weren't for my hello kitty flip flops, my feet would've melted into the cracks of the pavement. Running up to ring the doorbell, and the smell of home rushing through my nose as I am greeted by hugs. Kicking off my kicks, and letting the beige colored carpet mingle with the bottoms of my feet. Leaping on to a couch that was stained with strawberry ice cream and memories. The lace that trailed off the ends of the curtains danced as the breeze from an open winow came to say, "hello." Splashing in a wading pool while grandma looked through Avon catalouges sipping lemonade that we made prior, in a Disney Princess Sippy Cup. I run up the stair into my room; sparkly purple bed sheets cover my bed and I crash. All snuggled up in an ocean of blankets while everyone else watches the Steelers game downstairs. As I dose off, half way through a dream filled with pink, grandpa woke me up; he said we were going out for ice cream! I put on my favorite Little Mermaid shirt on and ran downstairs. We all pile into an old BMW and start our journey to Sarris. Nostalgia and city lights fill my eyes with wanderlust. We park the car and rush to hop in line. When we order our ice cream we sit down in a red diner-hop booth. Everyone together, MiMi, Papap, Mom, Dad, Victoria, Patty, G-G, and me. And I don't know if it was eating powdered donuts on Sunday mornings Or the way that Fresca tasted after eating a happy meal, but visiting your house in that small town in Pittsburgh Is the only way that I can describe "home."
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Five bedroom house, in estate BMW, best of late Cocktail wife, with breast inflate Kids at play, on playmate Mr. Jones, my best mate Repossession of cars, on that date A victim of my ego, I’ve become Before dawn, on treadmill I run Contracts, forecasts, reports my day begun Sorry, I’ll be late, for supper *** At home, after the sun I promise, tomorrow, we’ll play my son A victim of my ambition, I’ve become Almost all, my hair turned grey Its ulcers, that’s what the doctor say My secretary, she led me astray For another drink, I will stay Tonight alone, in my house I lay A victim of myself, I’ve become
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Dec 29, 2009
Dec 29, 2009 at 8:47 PM UTC
THE PERFECT LIFE
Sitting in a café waiting t̶o̶ ̶d̶(̶l̶i̶v̶e̶)̶i̶e̶. There is dogfood art on the wall and I’ve got nice coffee from a barista [Barbie] with tattoos. Pull in one [a(?)] direction already. Like a kite in a park with no kid attached. Gone, going, past. Compliments are t̶o̶o̶ ̶c̶h̶e̶a̶p̶ ̶t̶o̶ ̶f̶e̶e̶l̶  valuable these days. “All the girls drink for free.” **** **** FuckFuckFuck.” ******* Drink your sweet, dark-cherry stained lips. Dead eyes masked in mascara masquerading as more. “Bought with bourbon and goes down easy.” Commodify, objectify, consume. Transactional romance drives a BMW.
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Jul 17, 2016
Jul 17, 2016 at 7:32 PM UTC
I just wanted to say hello.
His breath tasted like ash His hands felt coarse The softness that once pervaded his personality Gave way to a jagged precipice that was him incarnate Why treat someone right if you have someone on the side? Everything that I once recognized as beautiful Now burns up in the wreckage that is his smoldering BMW Maybe that ***** in his bed will get the message sooner than I did. With a strike of a match, and about a gallon and a half of gas, I go places, But he won’t be able to.
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Sep 29, 2013
Sep 29, 2013 at 2:37 AM UTC
Hell hath no fury like...
As Kenya lay on the floor at Club Envy with her lungs burning and filling up with blood from being shot by an unknown person she thought her life would never end like this.  Kenya's tears started to flow as she thought of the years she spent slithering with snakes.  Her job at the BNB Bank made it easy to launder money for the Black Crime Syndicate.  It was six years ago in the month of June that her life took a downward spiral. Upset at the thought of being late for work Kenya floored the gas pedal.  As she passed by the slow moving drivers weaving in and out of traffic Kenya hoped she didn't get a ticket.  I just had to stay up late watching the marathon of Funny Man.  Now I got to race the clock and pray I don't get stopped the police thought Kenya as she sped past the other drivers.  As Kenya pulled into the BNB Bank's parking lot she checked the time. "It's 7:55am.  I made it within five minutes" said Kenya. Kenya got out of her car and walked through the bank's glass doors.  As time passed the employees of BNB got the bank ready for the public.  One of the three people that arrived at the time of opening was a new face.  Mmmmmm yummy thought Kenya as she walked up to the tall light skinned man. "Hello sir how may I help you?" asked Kenya as she eyed the man up and down. "My name is Malik Maxwell.  I would like to open a checking and a savings account" answered the tall light skinned man. "Mr. Maxwell please follow me to my office" said Kenya. As Kenya and Malik sat in Kenya's office filling out papers Kenya made it up in here mind that she would get to know Malik on a personal level. After a day's work Kenya got behind the wheel of her BMW and started he drive home.  On her way home Kenya called her best friend Jewel Stonewall. "Hello Jewel how are you?" asked Kenya with one hand on the steering wheel and the other hand holding her cellphone. "I'm doing great Kenya.  What's up?" answered Jewel as she did one of her client's hair at her salon the Golden Scissors. "Are we still on for Saturday?" asked Kenya. With a confused look on her face Jewel asked "Is the day Friday already?" "Yeah girl what day did you think it was?" responded Kenya. "To tell you the truth Kenya I thought the day was Thursday" said Jewel. "No Jewel it's Friday.  I'm glad I have a friend who owns a hair salon" said Kenya. "You better be thankful.  I'll talk with you later Kenya" said Jewel. "Ok bye Jewel" said Kenya. Kenya Ayanna Night was a plain looking black woman in her 30's who lived a very plain life.  She always looked forward to Saturday.  A day she would spend at the Golden Scissors getting her hair done and talking with Jewel Stonewall her childhood friend. written by Keith Edward Baucum
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Feb 27, 2018
Feb 27, 2018 at 1:46 PM UTC
GREEN Chapter One (The first version)
As Kenya lay on the floor at Club Envy with her lungs burning and filling up with blood from being shot by an unknown person she thought her life would never end like this.  Kenya's tears started to flow as she thought of the years she spent slithering with snakes.  Her job at the BNB Bank made it easy to launder money for the Black Crime Syndicate.  It was six years ago in the month of June that her life took a downward spiral. Upset at the thought of being late for work Kenya floored the gas pedal.  As she passed by the slow moving drivers weaving in and out of traffic Kenya hoped she didn't get a ticket.  I just had to stay up late watching the marathon of Funny Man.  Now I got to race the clock and pray I don't get stopped the police thought Kenya as she sped past the other drivers.  As Kenya pulled into the BNB Bank's parking lot she checked the time. "It's 7:55am.  I made it within five minutes" said Kenya. Kenya got out of her car and walked through the bank's glass doors.  As time passed the employees of BNB got the bank ready for the public.  One of the three people that arrived at the time of opening was a new face.  Mmmmmm yummy thought Kenya as she walked up to the tall light skinned man. "Hello sir how may I help you?" asked Kenya as she eyed the man up and down. "My name is Malik Maxwell.  I would like to open a checking and a savings account" answered the tall light skinned man. "Mr. Maxwell please follow me to my office" said Kenya. As Kenya and Malik sat in Kenya's office filling out papers Kenya made it up in here mind that she would get to know Malik on a personal level. After a day's work Kenya got behind the wheel of her BMW and started he drive home.  On her way home Kenya called her best friend Jewel Stonewall. "Hello Jewel how are you?" asked Kenya with one hand on the steering wheel and the other hand holding her cellphone. "I'm doing great Kenya.  What's up?" answered Jewel as she did one of her client's hair at her salon the Golden Scissors. "Are we still on for Saturday?" asked Kenya. With a confused look on her face Jewel asked "Is the day Friday already?" "Yeah girl what day did you think it was?" responded Kenya. "To tell you the truth Kenya I thought the day was Thursday" said Jewel. "No Jewel it's Friday.  I'm glad I have a friend who owns a hair salon" said Kenya. "You better be thankful.  I'll talk with you later Kenya" said Jewel. "Ok bye Jewel" said Kenya. Kenya Ayanna Night was a plain looking black woman in her 30's who lived a very plain life.  She always looked forward to Saturday.  A day she would spend at the Golden Scissors getting her hair done and talking with Jewel Stonewall her childhood friend. written by Keith Edward Baucum
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