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"boomerangs" poems
12-17-2013 The constant chatter lowly, gathering attentions apprehension--that's the matter thoughts are shattered the noise: rushing, crushing, bustling in and flushing out all rationale growing louder, shouting over morale and one who can no control it, cowers, trying hard not to a persevering temperament, one who silences the sounds of increasing volume madness boomerangs again; pain returns once again.
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Sep 6, 2014
Sep 6, 2014 at 2:49 AM UTC
Noises on the plane
Spring comes little, a little. All April it rains. The new leaves stick in their fists; new ferns still fiddleheads. But one day the swifts are back. Face to the sun like a child You shout, 'The swifts are back!' Sure enough, bolt nocks bow to carry one sky-scyther Two hundred miles an hour across fullblown windfields. Swereee swereee. Another. And another. It's the cut air falling in shrieks on our chimneys and roofs. The next day, a fleet of high crosses cruises in ether. These are the air pilgrims, pilots of air rivers. But a shift of wing, and they're earth-skimmers, daggers Skilful in guiding the throw of themselves away from themselves. Quick flutter, a scimitar upsweep, out of danger of touch, for Earth is forbidden to them, water's forbidden to them, All air and fire, little owlish ascetics, they outfly storms, They rush to the pillars of altitude, the thermal fountains. Here is a legend of swifts, a parable — When the Great Raven bent over earth to create the birds, The swifts were ungrateful. They were small muddy things Like shoes, with long legs and short wings, So they took themselves off to the mountains to sulk. And they stayed there. 'Well,' said the Raven, after years of this, 'I will give you the sky. You can have the whole sky On condition that you give up rest.' 'Yes, yes,' screamed the swifts, 'We abhor rest. We detest the filth of growth, the sweat of sleep, Soft nests in the wet fields, slimehold of worms. Let us be free, be air!' So the Raven took their legs and bound them into their bodies. He bent their wings like boomerangs, honed them like knives. He streamlined their feathers and stripped them of velvet. Then he released them, Never to Return Inscribed on their feet and wings. And so We have swifts, though in reality, not parables but Bolts in the world's need: swift Swifts, not in punishment, not in ecstasy, simply Sleepers over oceans in the mill of the world's breathing. The grace to say they live in another firmament. A way to say the miracle will not occur, And watch the miracle.
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 1:59 PM UTC
Swifts (by Anne Stevenson)
Spring comes little, a little. All April it rains. The new leaves stick in their fists; new ferns still fiddleheads. But one day the swifts are back. Face to the sun like a child You shout, 'The swifts are back!' Sure enough, bolt nocks bow to carry one sky-scyther Two hundred miles an hour across fullblown windfields. Swereee swereee. Another. And another. It's the cut air falling in shrieks on our chimneys and roofs. The next day, a fleet of high crosses cruises in ether. These are the air pilgrims, pilots of air rivers. But a shift of wing, and they're earth-skimmers, daggers Skilful in guiding the throw of themselves away from themselves. Quick flutter, a scimitar upsweep, out of danger of touch, for Earth is forbidden to them, water's forbidden to them, All air and fire, little owlish ascetics, they outfly storms, They rush to the pillars of altitude, the thermal fountains. Here is a legend of swifts, a parable — When the Great Raven bent over earth to create the birds, The swifts were ungrateful. They were small muddy things Like shoes, with long legs and short wings, So they took themselves off to the mountains to sulk. And they stayed there. 'Well,' said the Raven, after years of this, 'I will give you the sky. You can have the whole sky On condition that you give up rest.' 'Yes, yes,' screamed the swifts, 'We abhor rest. We detest the filth of growth, the sweat of sleep, Soft nests in the wet fields, slimehold of worms. Let us be free, be air!' So the Raven took their legs and bound them into their bodies. He bent their wings like boomerangs, honed them like knives. He streamlined their feathers and stripped them of velvet. Then he released them, Never to Return Inscribed on their feet and wings. And so We have swifts, though in reality, not parables but Bolts in the world's need: swift Swifts, not in punishment, not in ecstasy, simply Sleepers over oceans in the mill of the world's breathing. The grace to say they live in another firmament. A way to say the miracle will not occur, And watch the miracle.
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° /sshharp/ ° You, sharppened your knives ° Bullets ready, what's the point? ° Arrows pointing back like boomerangs ° **** words darting hollow places ° Me, framed in zebra circles ° You, lost between these pointless races
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Sep 3, 2014
Sep 3, 2014 at 9:36 AM UTC
Bullet Points
Mother, I won't go to America I don't want to work the desk job in the high-rise at the edge of the city, waking the nights nesting code. Mother, I can't buy you the dream home. This is how I am. This is who I've become. I weave a nest for the birds of dreams to roost in my soul. I'm a poet. I'm peregrine. When I come home, can I sit by your side and not talk? Not talk of marriage and children and property and bank balance? I folded my kites up and my boomerangs and studied the nights. The glass filings on the manja cut sores in my heart but I succeeded, through university and adversity. But this is who I am: a poet. I weave a fabric and print tales of shadow and light. Here, they come to roost, the birds peregrine. I don't come home to eat what you cook. I don't come home to hear about struggles and disappointments. Yes I have failed in some sense. But there is so much to say that is better said unsaid. But this is who I am: a poet.  I'm peregrine. Can I just come home and sit by your side at sunset?
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Dec 28, 2014
Dec 28, 2014 at 7:29 AM UTC
Coming home
1. I don't even know how to start this letter. Something within me just had enough courage to. 2. I always imagined this would happen without warning. 3. I know how much you hate reading, but can you at least read this. 4. I wish I could have been more honest with you. I should have never bottled up my emotions; now look at me, I'm a mess. 5. Can you laugh at my joke one more time? I really like the way your cheeks puff up and blush pink. 6. Have I ever told you that you have a nice smile? 7. Let's go to the park, I want to see the sunset before I go. 8. Thank you so much for spamming me memes at 3am. 9. I've been saving money for a special event, I'm doubting you'll like it. 10. When I was 11, on Halloween I finally gathered everything I needed in order to be Batman. Rope, blades and boomerangs. I kept them in a box just in case if I needed to use them in the future. 11. I came home on Sunday and found your favorite black scarf. I wore it tightly around my neck; I can feel your warmth, it even smells like you. 12. How can something you love so mush just disappear right in front of your eyes. 13. I can show you how we can be together forever. But it'll take more time for you. 14. I bought you your favorite ice cream, cookies and cream. I left it in the freezer. But remember, when it melts, I won't be there to clean it up for you. 15. Don't worry, I'll try harder next time. 16. You don't need to make me your famous mashed potatoes and gravy. I'll be out of town. But oh man, I'll sure miss eating that. 17. I love you more than you'll ever know. But I'm not sorry. 18. You don't have to bring flowers, I don't want them to set off your allergies.
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Jul 18, 2019
Jul 18, 2019 at 7:00 PM UTC
Lines From Love Letters or Suicide Notes
1. I don't even know how to start this letter. Something within me just had enough courage to. 2. I always imagined this would happen without warning. 3. I know how much you hate reading, but can you at least read this. 4. I wish I could have been more honest with you. I should have never bottled up my emotions; now look at me, I'm a mess. 5. Can you laugh at my joke one more time? I really like the way your cheeks puff up and blush pink. 6. Have I ever told you that you have a nice smile? 7. Let's go to the park, I want to see the sunset before I go. 8. Thank you so much for spamming me memes at 3am. 9. I've been saving money for a special event, I'm doubting you'll like it. 10. When I was 11, on Halloween I finally gathered everything I needed in order to be Batman. Rope, blades and boomerangs. I kept them in a box just in case if I needed to use them in the future. 11. I came home on Sunday and found your favorite black scarf. I wore it tightly around my neck; I can feel your warmth, it even smells like you. 12. How can something you love so mush just disappear right in front of your eyes. 13. I can show you how we can be together forever. But it'll take more time for you. 14. I bought you your favorite ice cream, cookies and cream. I left it in the freezer. But remember, when it melts, I won't be there to clean it up for you. 15. Don't worry, I'll try harder next time. 16. You don't need to make me your famous mashed potatoes and gravy. I'll be out of town. But oh man, I'll sure miss eating that. 17. I love you more than you'll ever know. But I'm not sorry. 18. You don't have to bring flowers, I don't want them to set off your allergies.
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Boomerangs come back when thrown, not the people you've hurt. -mosqutioism 06.06.2014
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Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 3:56 PM UTC
lame lines for lame people (10W)
I haven’t always been the best lover, daughter, sister, relative, friend, coworker, student, individual. But my intentions, for the most part, have always been good. My heart is many things; conflicted, light, heavy, dizzy, a transcontinental road map, oozing liquid, electric, pure. Kind and pure. I can't confidently say that about many of me, but of this one thing I am sure. In my lifetime I've positioned myself to be the one who gets hurt and not be the one to cause it. But taking it for how it is, it doesn’t always work out that way. It rarely, actually, has ever or will ever work out that way, not always at least. I’ve hurt you, and I’m sorry. I’ve broken you, parts of you, and I’m sorry. I’ve let you down before, and I’m sorry. You have hurt me, and I forgive you. My heart is broken, but I do not hold it against you. You’ve let me down, and it’s okay. This is the part of existing we didn't sign up for. Yes, I realize the whole "sign up for" analogy is ****** and weak, I can do better than that, I know. But it's just, what I'm trying to get at here is that this is the part of being I am no longer wrecking myself over trying to understand anymore. We are fleshed boomerangs of disdain and consolation, martyr and martyred, antonym and synonym. Take me for who I am and who I have the potential to be. Take you for who you are and your potential just the same, resent and mend, just the same. Let go of your expectations, take it for how it is.
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Sep 3, 2016
Sep 3, 2016 at 2:26 PM UTC
I’m Going To Take It For How It Is.
I haven’t always been the best lover, daughter, sister, relative, friend, coworker, student, individual. But my intentions, for the most part, have always been good. My heart is many things; conflicted, light, heavy, dizzy, a transcontinental road map, oozing liquid, electric, pure. Kind and pure. I can't confidently say that about many of me, but of this one thing I am sure. In my lifetime I've positioned myself to be the one who gets hurt and not be the one to cause it. But taking it for how it is, it doesn’t always work out that way. It rarely, actually, has ever or will ever work out that way, not always at least. I’ve hurt you, and I’m sorry. I’ve broken you, parts of you, and I’m sorry. I’ve let you down before, and I’m sorry. You have hurt me, and I forgive you. My heart is broken, but I do not hold it against you. You’ve let me down, and it’s okay. This is the part of existing we didn't sign up for. Yes, I realize the whole "sign up for" analogy is ****** and weak, I can do better than that, I know. But it's just, what I'm trying to get at here is that this is the part of being I am no longer wrecking myself over trying to understand anymore. We are fleshed boomerangs of disdain and consolation, martyr and martyred, antonym and synonym. Take me for who I am and who I have the potential to be. Take you for who you are and your potential just the same, resent and mend, just the same. Let go of your expectations, take it for how it is.
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Welcome. To the Age of major gains, But no progress. Abundant selfies, But harshly any selflessness. Delectable boomerangs of delicious dinners, While many suffer starving in foreign winters. Will Likes Hearts Views And Shares Become the end-all-be-all of the winners? Chicken Dinner Chicken Dinner Chicken Dinner C H    I          R     C       E      K     N       E    N        N  I         D
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Apr 25, 2018
Apr 25, 2018 at 5:57 PM UTC
I can't control my vices, so just give me medication
antioxidants, to help we are poisoning ourselves with every breath the records in the corner crumbling underneath the dust in their crates crunchy warm voices bounce off the sunrise spinning around and crashing like cymbals mist at 7 am and a cup of black coffee with two teaspoons of sugar far away from life in a corner, under a desk all my friends want to be cool i want to hide and be happy in a field with a mug of steamed milk, with a sweet person who tells me many things that make me smile and query, and discuss they will be the kind of person i would braid my hair around when i was listening intently, who would interrupt themselves to point out a bird startling and spreading it's wings or how beautiful winter is under the surface of the sadness how death is somehow majestic, in the way that the earth can bring itself back to life after it has lain still and alone for many months, she can still yield all the possibilities of fruits in spring he seemed confused by this idea i was not upset by this i was just a bit melancholy but not because of him because of everything around us he sees it as cold and uncomfortable he doesn't understand why i walk outside every night to teach my body to acclimate to the conditions, this winter so i can accept it and become it without freezing over inside and learn to love it as much as the warmth he rolls his eyes, they all do, they roll their eyes and turn away and ask why i don't put on more layers instead why not three sweaters instead of one why not fight it more, to keep your last skin thin and flawless i only have one left, i dunno one skin left, have to get it weathered quickly before life boomerangs back this skin is careless and has nothing left to care about she laughs until she's crying and holding her belly and she doesn't feel anything but tightening everything is corroding us from the inside out already i want to at least breathe in the direction of the moon once a night
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Dec 22, 2013
Dec 22, 2013 at 12:05 PM UTC
corrosion
antioxidants, to help we are poisoning ourselves with every breath the records in the corner crumbling underneath the dust in their crates crunchy warm voices bounce off the sunrise spinning around and crashing like cymbals mist at 7 am and a cup of black coffee with two teaspoons of sugar far away from life in a corner, under a desk all my friends want to be cool i want to hide and be happy in a field with a mug of steamed milk, with a sweet person who tells me many things that make me smile and query, and discuss they will be the kind of person i would braid my hair around when i was listening intently, who would interrupt themselves to point out a bird startling and spreading it's wings or how beautiful winter is under the surface of the sadness how death is somehow majestic, in the way that the earth can bring itself back to life after it has lain still and alone for many months, she can still yield all the possibilities of fruits in spring he seemed confused by this idea i was not upset by this i was just a bit melancholy but not because of him because of everything around us he sees it as cold and uncomfortable he doesn't understand why i walk outside every night to teach my body to acclimate to the conditions, this winter so i can accept it and become it without freezing over inside and learn to love it as much as the warmth he rolls his eyes, they all do, they roll their eyes and turn away and ask why i don't put on more layers instead why not three sweaters instead of one why not fight it more, to keep your last skin thin and flawless i only have one left, i dunno one skin left, have to get it weathered quickly before life boomerangs back this skin is careless and has nothing left to care about she laughs until she's crying and holding her belly and she doesn't feel anything but tightening everything is corroding us from the inside out already i want to at least breathe in the direction of the moon once a night
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Where are you in this midnight sky? as not too long from here your lips grazed mine Chanel Rouge Allure ever lasting remains. I still have traces of tram marks left by Vamp Rouge Noir nails and I trace your soul on each & every scratch. You winked as you left you said in such guileful ways you must know I always come back you just never know how long it'll be. For as predictable as we are - a pair of boomerangs knowing we'll always be reunified by powers far greater than us - we never know when or how, even why. Where are you in this midnight sky? if I count the times my missing you is felt, it's as futile as ******* for virginity.* The mere distance between you & I -untangible, immeasurable. For as long as our souls inevitably bounce back, that time, that space in star filled nights & crescent moon skies become a vacuum of all lost or loved. Every time we meet our halogen balloon hearts *rise rise rise* & in a time span unfathomable sinking Velociously. © Sia Jane
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Dec 26, 2014
Dec 26, 2014 at 8:48 PM UTC
Star gazer
*Like cause and effect... What goes around comes around... Just like boomerangs!* © Raphael Uzor
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Mar 20, 2014
Mar 20, 2014 at 5:53 AM UTC
Karma (10w, Haiku)
linear constellations publish prophecies bereft of precision birthing brand new eyes like boomerangs they oscillate across nimble currents though once momentum surmounted factualism had begun to trickle
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May 16, 2012
May 16, 2012 at 4:13 PM UTC
†4†
This is not love It is not even close The routine Is always the same His use of language as a weapon How his words know the exact places to hit Boomerangs against the knees Knocking you down into submission He knows all of the right phrases To color you invisible Dissolve you into his hands Purple and blue are only meant for the sky So you rename yourself sunset His palms against your skin Are unforgiving in their contact Grabbing and shaking Cowering and pleading His touch is never apologetic But he always is Swear his love Begs for forgiveness And promises to never do it again You believe him Every single time His sorry is a silk tied noose Deceiving in its softness Wrapped around your neck gently You forget that capability Has nothing to do with appearance That the most dangerous things Are often dressed as gentle Love and hurt Are both four-letter words But they are not meant To be interchangeable They do not teach you this In grade school Movies made it seem pretty And desirable To attach yourself to ticking time bomb To crave something so volatile But it is not pretty To have to worry about Doing everything correctly For fear of not pleasing One wrong action Makes you a guillotine And you would still manage To blame yourself For the beheading This is not love It is the farthest thing from But one day you will find it You will know when you have When he takes his time And listens with patience You will know it When his hands don't invoke flinching His rough callus only knowing tender And lips are reserved for kissing You will know it When the dull ache disappears And there is no longer a sting To follow And you will say To yourself “This is love That is exactly What this is.”
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Nov 7, 2014
Nov 7, 2014 at 2:44 PM UTC
This Is Not Love
This is not love It is not even close The routine Is always the same His use of language as a weapon How his words know the exact places to hit Boomerangs against the knees Knocking you down into submission He knows all of the right phrases To color you invisible Dissolve you into his hands Purple and blue are only meant for the sky So you rename yourself sunset His palms against your skin Are unforgiving in their contact Grabbing and shaking Cowering and pleading His touch is never apologetic But he always is Swear his love Begs for forgiveness And promises to never do it again You believe him Every single time His sorry is a silk tied noose Deceiving in its softness Wrapped around your neck gently You forget that capability Has nothing to do with appearance That the most dangerous things Are often dressed as gentle Love and hurt Are both four-letter words But they are not meant To be interchangeable They do not teach you this In grade school Movies made it seem pretty And desirable To attach yourself to ticking time bomb To crave something so volatile But it is not pretty To have to worry about Doing everything correctly For fear of not pleasing One wrong action Makes you a guillotine And you would still manage To blame yourself For the beheading This is not love It is the farthest thing from But one day you will find it You will know when you have When he takes his time And listens with patience You will know it When his hands don't invoke flinching His rough callus only knowing tender And lips are reserved for kissing You will know it When the dull ache disappears And there is no longer a sting To follow And you will say To yourself “This is love That is exactly What this is.”
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I'm wrapped around your pillow my bare skin a magnet to your presence - even                your smile must suffice the one you left this afternoon as I breathe you in  - your scent   is the Braille I use to read your heart my eyes remain closed my thoughts only deepened by the pictures my soul paints    in your absence the soft curves of the pillow I imagine to be your body, and I fold myself into you our bodies fit, missing links of self marry each others souls and I have to believe we must have been parted when the Big Bang pulled everything away from themselves - we're both fragments of God's Universe we're stardust particles with        a gravitational pull, always insisting we're to be drawn                      together our bodies morph into one another pieces of the same picture the force stuns me - vertigo we're no different than boomerangs crashing back into each others lives   every time                we part. © Sia Jane
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Jul 16, 2015
Jul 16, 2015 at 6:15 PM UTC
The Big Bang
Heart sifting hollow Brimming the mind with evil whispers Screams bellow from the shadows The forsaken soul bound by chains chokes on the ashes of passion Nestled under a blanket of compassion's charred remains Awaiting death. A shimmer of starlight casts upon the shadow...
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Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 1:54 PM UTC
As she boomerangs
I could still recall how gently I held your seed and brought you to your bed. There a drop of sweat from this forehead joyously mingled with some grains of your soil. I lay you there and saw the approval of the sun as he sent his warmth reflected on your cheerful coating. You lay down restfully on your life bed And I dreamed… You rose with your sturdy trunk so robust with pride that your neighboring flagpole felt intimated by your presence. They sang him hymns they bowed at him with their hearts while you humbly stood there swaying your greens, reaching atop, conquering the scorches of your sun so that they, underneath remain unharmed, unscorched, unsoaked. Soon you bore velvety fruits that the young munched as well as the old On lazy days you gave them games of soccers and boomerangs, and tennis, and catches and fetches. On moonlights, you appeared to be a violinist as the lovers kissed under your warm company. You were the silent listener to the broken hearts when you offered your comforting barks as a shoulder till they cried and wept till they breathed and smiled once again. You had a way with humans who slouch under your shade You hummed serenades that only your chirping friends and fluttering colorflies hear and together you created an orchestra harmonizing songs of friendship, of peace, of love. I saw you arise and write down histories on to your memory— how you tried to reach for the graduates’ caps in the air, how spirited you applauded for great speeches  on that podium but no one ever noticed. I saw you sway your branches gracefully as the marching band went boom-boom, tug-tug, and kling-klang. It was your favorite part of the day. So many times you bore witness to silly fights of the young and the old too, but most often you saw these creatures make peace at dusk. There I saw you in eternity. There I saw you to be forever standing tall on your life bed. Then I heard the hellish rumble of their chainsaw, the shrill reverberation piercing through this feeble core as they ruthlessly cut your body. I could not afford to watch you being slain. You are my life. Your death is my death.
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Jun 2, 2023
Jun 2, 2023 at 10:20 AM UTC
Eulogy to Our Kamagong Tree
I could still recall how gently I held your seed and brought you to your bed. There a drop of sweat from this forehead joyously mingled with some grains of your soil. I lay you there and saw the approval of the sun as he sent his warmth reflected on your cheerful coating. You lay down restfully on your life bed And I dreamed… You rose with your sturdy trunk so robust with pride that your neighboring flagpole felt intimated by your presence. They sang him hymns they bowed at him with their hearts while you humbly stood there swaying your greens, reaching atop, conquering the scorches of your sun so that they, underneath remain unharmed, unscorched, unsoaked. Soon you bore velvety fruits that the young munched as well as the old On lazy days you gave them games of soccers and boomerangs, and tennis, and catches and fetches. On moonlights, you appeared to be a violinist as the lovers kissed under your warm company. You were the silent listener to the broken hearts when you offered your comforting barks as a shoulder till they cried and wept till they breathed and smiled once again. You had a way with humans who slouch under your shade You hummed serenades that only your chirping friends and fluttering colorflies hear and together you created an orchestra harmonizing songs of friendship, of peace, of love. I saw you arise and write down histories on to your memory— how you tried to reach for the graduates’ caps in the air, how spirited you applauded for great speeches  on that podium but no one ever noticed. I saw you sway your branches gracefully as the marching band went boom-boom, tug-tug, and kling-klang. It was your favorite part of the day. So many times you bore witness to silly fights of the young and the old too, but most often you saw these creatures make peace at dusk. There I saw you in eternity. There I saw you to be forever standing tall on your life bed. Then I heard the hellish rumble of their chainsaw, the shrill reverberation piercing through this feeble core as they ruthlessly cut your body. I could not afford to watch you being slain. You are my life. Your death is my death.
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You throw your words like a boomerang. Expecting it not to come back, it will, in fact, Yet for every word you try and throw, the **** thing comes back faster than the first, with a burst of speed, like hatred you feed, things come and go till you're drained and you're bleeding... Your words will come back to you...and typically when you're not prepared... Every promise Every declaration Every compliment Insult Curse Threat... They come back and with the amount of force you're throwing that boomerang, I should probably call an ambulance, cop, and a lawyer...you're going to need a memorial. Moral of the story, don't throw the boomerang if you don't plan on catching it...cause that **** will thwack you on the head...and it will hurt...and you will die. And I won't even try to cry.
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Jun 23, 2018
Jun 23, 2018 at 8:54 AM UTC
Boomerangs come back
A declaration of outright war, followed her through the egg-white door. Courage bellowed to hold the line, but Fear already crept in behind... I think Boldness ran first; Wit just froze, likely to burst. Bravery scampered close behind; Their rapid retreat was well-designed. Pride nailed my tongue to my teeth, Fear breathed a sigh of relief. Scorn decided she wasn't worth it Seeing that she's less than perfect. Apathy quipped, though a little tongue-in-cheek, It was really he who had made me so weak. "But enough of all this idle chatter, after all, it doesn't really matter." Of course, Pride would have none of this, and began to expound on why he must exist. Scorn simply sneered, Fear again panicked, Apathy yawned, the Insecurity team was frantic. The chaos of war crashed and clanged Emotions surged like boomerangs, But the arguring ceased and the silence broke, when Courage stood, and Bravery spoke.
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Feb 24, 2018
Feb 24, 2018 at 8:57 AM UTC
The Battle Within
i swear by revenge baby i swear by my mother's death: it's over now i know what he did to you i know about your story i know about your worries baby i am going to be with you i am going to stay close will never leave you like boomerangs you get me? he'll never be hurting you again we'll be leading a white bread life in order to disappear but never be gone   never gone baby i know what he did to you you and me female and female male and female male and male are going to eliminate him his head will bust and his giblets will splatter against the wall and i swear baby because i love you so much baby this paint will be our luxury **** louis vuitton what we need is REVENGE feel me? let's do it be wit me i'm never going to leave you i swear by revenge swear by the death of my mother don't you assume i haven't been suffering been drinking gallons of milk against pyrosis ain't only ***** believe me don't you assume i haven't been suffering it's our time. now. get me?
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Nov 17, 2019
Nov 17, 2019 at 4:32 PM UTC
Revenge and Love (To L.)
What comes from a good place needs no answers questions are boomerangs returning to you go find your happy
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Mar 11, 2022
Mar 11, 2022 at 8:41 PM UTC
its not me....
maybe our happily-ever-after is that we reconnected after everything after you hurt me and i scorned you we came back to each other like we were one another's boomerangs finally coming back around after bring thrown away. (i wish our story ended a little more like a fairy tale with us back in each other's arms proclaiming the other home but, my love, our lives have never been that simple or that sweet, have they?)
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May 22, 2016
May 22, 2016 at 12:05 AM UTC
this does not end with true love's kiss