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"brillance" poems
From afar I admire you your beauty and your grace the way you push hair behidn your ear that has fallen to your face your brillance..you're o so intelligent the way you speak in class so bold and without fear the sparkle for learning in your eyes that look so pure and clear All of these things, only perceived by me from afar I wish to know yout thoughts likes, dislikes, and hobbies your opinion on politics Do you about the trees? What is your faith? Do you have pets? Your favorite book, movie, food. What is it that you are passionate about? My dear Brazil I want to talk to you To obtain all the answer to every question I wish to ask you This morning in the rain you were only a few feet away all alone were you But my feet, they would not move So I did not go to you Instead I watched my Beautiful Brazil place her earphones in her ear We could have talked and laughed But we didn't cause I am ruled by fear Alas, My Beautiful Brazil I am not your average admirer No, not at all But until I gather up the courage The strength to loose my fear I'll admire you from afar My Beautiful Brazil
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Aug 10, 2012
Aug 10, 2012 at 12:45 PM UTC
From Afar
Soft sweet meadow radiating its breath of life; sounding its serenity in echoes of the mind's eye Living in this flat land lay plush in wild, multicolored-flowery-pockets in greenery blankets "Sweet Meadow"  with fresh quickened fragrance And by our bedroom window with a summer night's soft evening breeze mellow cheeeping can be heard from way way down below seemingly luring us to... .. "OPEN WIDER THE WINDOW...               ...AND LISTEN!! Chant dear chorus as violinist in "Cricket Suits" join this cantor that swings with rhythm with wheezing sounding bugs, AH HUMMING!! and an intermission of Cha  Cheep,  Cha  Cheep that breaks the nocturnal entomological singing with ephemeral intermissions Be bewitched by brillance as tunes fly and z i n g their little whistle songs so sweet a talent unseen little bugs sweetly sing their little tale of talent in "Soft Sweet Meadow" Comforted by vibrating frequencies the air is electrical clasping our good-inner child as this meadow unfolds its truth being beneficial to us all We journey not too far for this field draws us to its delightful ***** We irresistibly suckle on its daytime scenic eye-filling foliage later eliciting dreams made of peaceful slumber Cha Cheep,  Cha Cheep and good night...
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Sep 10, 2015
Sep 10, 2015 at 10:29 AM UTC
Soft Sweet Meadow
As a delicate flower, you bring beauty to a barren garden with your wondrous smile. Despite the harsh winds of Life, you are firmly planted in God's hands and stand upright in strength. Your tenderness will always be evident; avoid those who would look to trample you under foot. Let Jehovah's spiritual principles blossom fully in your life - Be a blessing to others and reflect the brillance of His Light. Author's Note: This piece was written for a contest, sponsored on the behalf of Uguandan orphans. Many children have lost their parents to the HIV/AIDS virus, including Violet. This particular event was partnered with showmercy.org to get personalized poems, a blanket and a stuffed animal to each child in need. We are all God's children; please visit showmercy.org and show some love.
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Aug 9, 2012
Aug 9, 2012 at 6:57 AM UTC
Poem: Violet Muwanguzi
So I took her to the river believing she was a maiden, but she already had a husband. It was on St. James night and almost as if I was obliged to. The lanterns went out and the crickets lightened up. In the farthest street corners I touched her sleeping ******* and they opened to me suddenly like spikes of hyacinth. The starch of her petticoat sounded in my ears like a piece of silk rent by ten knives. Without silver light on their foilage the trees had grown larger and a horizon of dogs barked very far from the river. Past the blackberries, the reeds and the hawthorne underneath her cluster of hair I made a hollow in the earth I took off my tie, she too off her dress. I, my belt with the revolver. She, her four bodices. Nor nard nor mother-o-pearl have skin so fine, nor does glass with silver shine with such brillance. Her thighs slipped away from me like startled fish, half full of fire, half full of cold. That night I ran on the best of roads mounted on a nacre mare without bridle stirrups. As a man, I won't repeat the tings she said to me. The light of understanding has made me more discreet. Smeared with sand and kisses I took her away from the river. The sowrds of the liles battled with the air. I behaved like what I am, like a proper gypsy. I gave her a large sewing basket, of straw-colored satin, but I did not fall in love for although she had a husband she told me she as a maiden when I took her to the river.
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The Faithless Wife
The words have gone— Fleeing like refugees from a war-torn mind, Like stars receding from the quickly rising sun. A pen weighs heavily between my fingers— Burdened, full with the ink of words unsaid. White paper shouts—accusing, judging With its brillance—a vast, vacant space. Pressure builds— The desire to create, to share... The restless tapping of my pen Mimicks the anxious rhythm of my shoe.
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Jul 18, 2011
Jul 18, 2011 at 8:21 PM UTC
Mute
Were all crazy the dreamers the broken like children left behind sad eyes are but windows cast in pain. that hurt we share as some will hide it away. Ive taken the matter in deep thoughts and echos of brillance. Only to see it die as a spark from cold winters fire. Alone you here the sadness in the most gentle key. As it wispers for the broken. Down alleys side streets to lonley old souls who yern just for someone to speak with to share but are met with only rejection left to count the hours. The clocks rythm taps slowey asking the emptyness to waste in thought only to bask in dellusion. Like a snow globe were caught in a vortex of a isolated storm. Yerning for a release the bed is a coffin frozen are the covers as the thought lingers if only it had gone another way. But dreamers are gamblers and in the warmth of good hand theres always a lonley heart that had to fold. The man in the street looks to other as others look through him. Afraid the curse may catch but in his eye's i see myself. And in myself I see a victem of another bad hand. Alone I know you in that place few will dare to search. The cavern of thought is but my asylum of emptyness And the clock's rythm keeps time in the key of night.
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Nov 15, 2010
Nov 15, 2010 at 9:31 PM UTC
The Rythm Of Emptyness/The Still Night Sessions
Petit à petit, je rentre dans mon cercueil en fer. Essoufflée, à bout de larmes, épuisée par l'attente, ce souhait impossible de le voir en courant pour me retrouver, je chavire en rêvant de son sourire. A bout de larmes, étourdie par cette peine aiguillée, je bégaie, sûre que mes mots ne servent plus à rien. Je rentre dans mon cercueil, tout en disposant du barbelé autour. Et je ne regrette que cette brillance dans mon coeur, son sourire, qui est venu sans que je ne l'attende me rendre amoureuse à jamais. ~~~~~~~ ON THE EDGE OF TEARS Little by little, I go back into my iron box. Breathless, on the edge of tears, torned by the waiting, this impossible wish to see him running to meet me, I sink dreaming of his smile. On the edge of tears, dizzy by this stinging pain, I stutter, certain that my words are no longer meaningful. I go back into my iron box, barbwiring all around. And all I will miss is that glow in my heart, his smile, that came unexpectedly making me fall forever in love.
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Jun 22, 2014
Jun 22, 2014 at 8:52 PM UTC
A bout de larmes/On the edge of tears
A toy castle shines with brillance When you're on the outside looking in But if you'd take a closer look - You'd see it's not True within While the outside shines with beauty Fake porcelain and gold Take a look! Then you'd see Fake beauty it beholds -b.m
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Jan 27, 2017
Jan 27, 2017 at 9:29 AM UTC
Beauty Behold
Pastors clergies reverends to deacons Aint nothing but demons leechin Off false preachin made up teachin' Say its God but steadily reachin' Takin all of your loot For the love of the root Only to go home broke Yoked as a joke i pop smoke Nothing but wolves in sheeps clothes I expose evilness in the gospels Using divine principles As a profit false prophets Using the holy name in vain Mentally drained linked by a chain Straddlin' the fench feet lynched Cant stand if ya stuck to the bench They call me a grinch Cuz my money aint spent Never gone repent to these devils Thats hell sent In the form of angelic scents Enticin' people through embezzlement For a ritual settlement moved by an embodiment Can't pay bills or rent Cuz they church got the windows tint So miracles can perform Then say blessings were sent From up above but aint no love Since hell is on earth here One third to be exact Now lets subtract Fake people layin' financial testimonies Phonies its all bologna Lies told right in front of your eyes Serpents guised as the wise Gentle as a dove pushin hope and love Off false faith they say im late But im on time killin the vibe Once my spirit arrives thrive Cuz my potency is strong So must cant hold on Still singing slavery songs Like we shall overcome **** the drums i drop the guns And let the ammo Rip through they torso to spinal And i laugh gracefully as the rest in peace **** the church hypocrisy I know ya hate me But im layin' vengeance with my brillance Coming back for the sons of Satans I aint hesitatin'
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Apr 3, 2017
Apr 3, 2017 at 3:42 AM UTC
Gospel Pimpin'
Pastors clergies reverends to deacons Aint nothing but demons leechin Off false preachin made up teachin' Say its God but steadily reachin' Takin all of your loot For the love of the root Only to go home broke Yoked as a joke i pop smoke Nothing but wolves in sheeps clothes I expose evilness in the gospels Using divine principles As a profit false prophets Using the holy name in vain Mentally drained linked by a chain Straddlin' the fench feet lynched Cant stand if ya stuck to the bench They call me a grinch Cuz my money aint spent Never gone repent to these devils Thats hell sent In the form of angelic scents Enticin' people through embezzlement For a ritual settlement moved by an embodiment Can't pay bills or rent Cuz they church got the windows tint So miracles can perform Then say blessings were sent From up above but aint no love Since hell is on earth here One third to be exact Now lets subtract Fake people layin' financial testimonies Phonies its all bologna Lies told right in front of your eyes Serpents guised as the wise Gentle as a dove pushin hope and love Off false faith they say im late But im on time killin the vibe Once my spirit arrives thrive Cuz my potency is strong So must cant hold on Still singing slavery songs Like we shall overcome **** the drums i drop the guns And let the ammo Rip through they torso to spinal And i laugh gracefully as the rest in peace **** the church hypocrisy I know ya hate me But im layin' vengeance with my brillance Coming back for the sons of Satans I aint hesitatin'
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The dust in kicking up, windy night in New Mexico Watching the moon rise up over cactus & canals Listening to rocks become pebbles Filling our stomachs with cold water Under the blanket you wove for me, the one we slept in On that cold October night, when we thought the sun would never rise And when it did, it shone with such brillance Stuck our hands out, between the cracks, just to catch its radiance To stop the shaking, it set me on edge Made me want to run, just to feel myself sweat But I'd just fall facedown in the snow Lost in a canyon, full of black rocks, dead trees And a silence we forgot existed
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May 14, 2011
May 14, 2011 at 9:48 PM UTC
Over Yonder Hills
disparate thoughts                      clash   with butterfly brillance      resulting in neonic cymbal synapsual            clarity reverberating           reverberating                    reverberating       in my brain the outcome                  this inkstain
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Mar 22, 2014
Mar 22, 2014 at 7:32 AM UTC
blotting paper of the virtual kind
over night an old world slips into the reccesses, the shadows of the mind. and a new, regenerate one, begins.... with fairground brillance it calls to us to... climb aboard the carousel and grasp, the golden ring... all stardust and spangles, acrobatic feats in... big clown shoes. if brave enough, a chance to smell, the breath of a toothless roaring lion.... from inside the magicians spell... outside.... in lambent glow, the elephants, sway slow and remember the dying of the night...            as the years parade by                                   in a circadian flow....
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Jan 1, 2015
Jan 1, 2015 at 7:51 PM UTC
one night only
humans are faithfully committed to deception they vanish emotionally because they want you to be overwhelmed by their brillance rather than their mudane lives and their annoying lies
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Oct 9, 2016
Oct 9, 2016 at 2:35 PM UTC
Humans
i wish you could see the cosmos. the celestial body shines. shines. shines. your lips pour luminescence. your fingerprints stain. floating. floating somewhere else. in another time. the clouds rest, the moon hums another tune. its brillance is nowhere as close to yours. eyelashes dusty, sleep creeps in the cracks. tonight. tonight. tonight. another night where this world is full of beauty, where our sparks outshine every city light, where our quivers out shake any earthquake. this is our world. tonight. heaven. no, better, because all i taste when i lick your lips is pure sugar. the moon keeps humming, and i fall asleep with you entangled in my veins. and i smile. smile.
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Jun 21, 2012
Jun 21, 2012 at 1:59 PM UTC
sparks
What are you? Wooden home that breathes. I understand what you say, when you tell me Samantha, this phase. But can you see this Truth? When you lay your head down to rest, to escape the agony of being but you're staring at me. Your steady, fixed eyes; yes, I can feel you. Please, you make me nervous when you look at me with those exploding stars, even hidden under that baseball cap. The manic mind and those eyes wide open. Your lips sounding out I Love You from the other side of the dark and I see all the way down. You. Nurturing little wild boy. Loving me better than I love myself. My mirror, you love me better than I love myself. You angel from above, whose re-met me in each new life. You save me. Your peace and your honey, I know why he loves you. I could never lie to you. Not even through the radio signals that hide your face. But I've seen it age, and I have seen the brillance. No going back, time slips in the aftermath of drug crossed wires. I've seen a place that exists.
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Aug 22, 2012
Aug 22, 2012 at 9:16 PM UTC
I've Seen A Place That Exists
I have learned that the best way to avoid punishment is to break yourself. Snap yourself fast, when the cops get to the scene you already have given yourself a ****** nose, justice never goes overboard and given how much punishment you need you can change it. Internal bleeding is impossible to measure. No bull crap it needs to hurt. When they leave you know exactly where the pieces are and put them back no issues. It takes the sting out of a shot to give it where ever you like. I can’t tell if it’s because I broke myself so many times or because I have sold myself or because I know my weak spots, the pain shoots straight into my veins. I’m no glass soldier. If needed I could do combat with the greatest gods, I have already seen the surface of the sun, surfed on a cloud above the tallest mountain, been messaged by Jesus in a steam-bath had the president treat me as equal all without earning half of it, yet I did some kick-ass **** How much of what I did is only because of what came before me?
I would not have seen the things I have seen without my teachers and saints. How much of a race is getting you to the line in near flawless conditions? Is the reason why my parents considering divorce doesn’t bother me because— I or my parents or whatever combo have made me have a bullet proof form or because I have never lost big enough to get scared? Is the reason why I’m not scared because I have taken heavy punishment or nowhere near enough or because punishment has always been a hit and run? I often too modest often fake modest often genuine do you know how hard it is to be tell your own authenticy — even in that question— when you know at once of your brillance and that you lost your social security card at first chance? Perhaps I’m just a tad dramatic, forgive me but I feel this all I apolgize.
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Aug 7, 2015
Aug 7, 2015 at 1:10 AM UTC
A truth about myself, with the bad spelling.
I have learned that the best way to avoid punishment is to break yourself. Snap yourself fast, when the cops get to the scene you already have given yourself a ****** nose, justice never goes overboard and given how much punishment you need you can change it. Internal bleeding is impossible to measure. No bull crap it needs to hurt. When they leave you know exactly where the pieces are and put them back no issues. It takes the sting out of a shot to give it where ever you like. I can’t tell if it’s because I broke myself so many times or because I have sold myself or because I know my weak spots, the pain shoots straight into my veins. I’m no glass soldier. If needed I could do combat with the greatest gods, I have already seen the surface of the sun, surfed on a cloud above the tallest mountain, been messaged by Jesus in a steam-bath had the president treat me as equal all without earning half of it, yet I did some kick-ass **** How much of what I did is only because of what came before me?
I would not have seen the things I have seen without my teachers and saints. How much of a race is getting you to the line in near flawless conditions? Is the reason why my parents considering divorce doesn’t bother me because— I or my parents or whatever combo have made me have a bullet proof form or because I have never lost big enough to get scared? Is the reason why I’m not scared because I have taken heavy punishment or nowhere near enough or because punishment has always been a hit and run? I often too modest often fake modest often genuine do you know how hard it is to be tell your own authenticy — even in that question— when you know at once of your brillance and that you lost your social security card at first chance? Perhaps I’m just a tad dramatic, forgive me but I feel this all I apolgize.
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The angel desended from the heavens falling hard and fast In a blink of an eye she has landed broken and bleeding a world without dreaming She is no longer dressed in the brillance of light Nor is she donning the pitch black of darkness The inbetween worldly color of a sullen gray Is there still hope? What can protect her from this cataclysmic world? What would cause her to fall? Only those that believe flock to her side some in hopes of healing some in hopes of believing some in hopes of madness People screaming, laughing, dying tearing themselves apart almost like a bleeding artwork blood splattering everywhere The angel cries she didnt mean to fall from His grace she only wanted to help the human race too late now it seems too far gone too long corrupted by meaningless and wicked ways only a small few can be saved for they know the lesson in pain not the pain as you may think but as the sorrow, not knowing of tomorrow Only hope can save them now perhaps there still is some children of today forced to rebuild for tomorrow as it forever goes corruption grows as the generations continue tomorrow we may never know The angel gathers those close by sings to them kisses them goodbye she had seen enough to know the truth the world is what we make of it which isnt simple but its true we have the power to change it to make it right The angel's wings are healed she waves to all knowing she will one day see some again
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Mar 4, 2013
Mar 4, 2013 at 11:15 PM UTC
Blind Faith
Lying beneath the willow tree Watching the clouds dancing above The feeling of the soft grass tickling my skin The breeze blowing through my hair The golden sun is setting Bringing out the brillance of colors As day turns to night in the exchange The nightingale sings The sky opens up The clouds dancing away Revealing the brightness of the diamonds And the soft glow of the moon The air is cool and the fragrance of flowers fill it I wrap myself in the soft comfort of the throw My eyes drink in the beauty of night Basking in its faint glow Close you eyes for just a moment Make a wish on the first star Your deepest desires Begging to come true Now is the time that I must retire Blow kisses to my night I will return tomorrow Good day to my night
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Mar 4, 2013
Mar 4, 2013 at 11:19 PM UTC
Bring Forth the Night
We can't say these things right now, But what I want you to know is I never forgot how You evoked brillance inside my heart Took an ***** so broken, taught it to be real smart. It still loves, even after all that. With me here, and you where you're at. Nostalgia To be your dahlia. Woe is no longer me Though I do worry if we can just be? I once wrote I was shipwrecked, though I had no clue. The depths I would rise from, like the Titanic, shiny and new. I just don't know if we're something I can do.
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Apr 22, 2014
Apr 22, 2014 at 4:28 PM UTC
Indecisive Heart
24,720,437. (give or take a few) minutes in my life. the number is profound, but it's not that easy to break a life down. i'm sure there's a calculation, that covers the basics bits work, eating, sleeping, abultions. but, to bring the moments to the minutes, thats a vastly different thing. how do you count the moments of brillance that burn bright, on the horizon beyond and before. those moments of pure kindness, or blind and ****** ignorance that elicit change. the joy of the moment, the rage of a second, the hours borrowed in worry never yet to be repaid. how many minutes wasted or not fully tasted, devoured to quickly. those seconds we fumble, in awkward silences or those we waste wanting more. then the hours of breast beating or simply bleating are they lesser in importance, than, the days lost in thought, or in grief, time spent, begging for relief from a heart so, so, sore. remember the weeks we sent packing, the fox or the bear, or the lion and the tiger from fear's flimsy, fragile door. months of not belonging, then, the longing and finally the lounging and laughing, when tickled to our core. the tock of the clock when we are too cold, or too hot or just not... quite right. time that keeps ticking, while, we are sticking our noses where they are not wanted. time spent watching from afar, minutes of small talk, hours of deep and meaningful, days of young love, months of expectancy, years of togetherness, decades of love. a delineation of seperateness, eons, immemorial of eternity. these are the times, of my minutes, my moments of grace, i want these, ciphered into, the fabric of time.
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Feb 15, 2015
Feb 15, 2015 at 3:55 PM UTC
a moment's grace
24,720,437. (give or take a few) minutes in my life. the number is profound, but it's not that easy to break a life down. i'm sure there's a calculation, that covers the basics bits work, eating, sleeping, abultions. but, to bring the moments to the minutes, thats a vastly different thing. how do you count the moments of brillance that burn bright, on the horizon beyond and before. those moments of pure kindness, or blind and ****** ignorance that elicit change. the joy of the moment, the rage of a second, the hours borrowed in worry never yet to be repaid. how many minutes wasted or not fully tasted, devoured to quickly. those seconds we fumble, in awkward silences or those we waste wanting more. then the hours of breast beating or simply bleating are they lesser in importance, than, the days lost in thought, or in grief, time spent, begging for relief from a heart so, so, sore. remember the weeks we sent packing, the fox or the bear, or the lion and the tiger from fear's flimsy, fragile door. months of not belonging, then, the longing and finally the lounging and laughing, when tickled to our core. the tock of the clock when we are too cold, or too hot or just not... quite right. time that keeps ticking, while, we are sticking our noses where they are not wanted. time spent watching from afar, minutes of small talk, hours of deep and meaningful, days of young love, months of expectancy, years of togetherness, decades of love. a delineation of seperateness, eons, immemorial of eternity. these are the times, of my minutes, my moments of grace, i want these, ciphered into, the fabric of time.
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Encased in its beauty Calmed by its warmth Fueled by its passion Let its insatiable will consume me For I was but an ember, but the fires of thy love have awakened every fiber in my being Now i live once again! Rescued from the dark asylum; released from a hollowed prison into your hallowed ***** by thy cleansing justice You have filled this empty vessel with something not even love can express flooded it with truth that can withstand any false attack! And with that may the armour that you have gifted me reflect the brillance of your unbrideled love forever Unwavering; Bound by your Flame
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May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014 at 10:09 PM UTC
bound by your flame
it was a blood vessel, within the brain. that gave out.... too much thinking. no, more likely to be, a genetic imperfection. undectected until now. the brain, became flooded and succumbed... it was mostly painless, if confusing... synapses firing, one last time. a fireworks moment, of absolute brillance. of knowing all questions and answers. of rememberance sublime. and then the quieting of the soul. the folding of the deckchair, the closing of the book, receding steps... some bars, of classical music. the light, being switched off. and the closing of the door.. all that is left .... is darkness and the sound of distant... ...weeping
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Jun 17, 2014
Jun 17, 2014 at 7:50 PM UTC
death of an old man.
I see you I see your need for connection love I see your brillance I enjoy your humor I love your presence I am grateful for your protection your form of affection that shifts into defiance and rebellion when your'e not recieved valued listened to appreciated I see you it makes me unhappy my world is dim when your are oppressed depressed stressed with cuts and bruises on your hands and a world on your shoulders that is becoming out of control everyday by gross darkness only you to carry the blame shame truth is the destruction was here before we both were created I will say Our world would be obsolete totally incomplete without you.
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Mar 3, 2014
Mar 3, 2014 at 9:26 AM UTC
Boy
about my childhood and left me naked on my bed twitter won't stop me from this pain Mortal Kombat doesn't feel the same my youth, my eyes, my thoughts, my dreams, and my ******* brain tell me how can one man stay sane? When they swallowed their imagination for corporation money and left us with a staggering minds of a sheep and a soul that doesn't bleed thoughts spilled out of my memories my soul left for dead for centuries gave myself a long nap questioning my existence formed gap wake up wake up wake up I don't blame myself for my sad existence beyond the ageing testimony between my childhood and my grave but yes i buried my youth under the stars it faded and disappeared with the birds and the flowers of our time left it in an early morning cartoon show cat n mouse pathetic brillance roller blades and computer rooms nostalgic backdrop inside my head crumpled beneath the nights and the sunrise what a sad way to die? fap, fap, fap truth. social reality-- numbness boyhood dreams beyond the lost souls dreaming for the highest beam lost and found? no life goes on
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Mar 24, 2017
Mar 24, 2017 at 11:16 AM UTC
sometimes i keep on crying