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Following are several translations of the 'Old Pond' poem, which may be the most famous of all haiku: Furuike ya kawazu tobikomu mizu no oto -- Basho Literal Translation Fu-ru (old) i-ke (pond) ya, ka-wa-zu (frog) to-bi-ko-mu (jumping into) mi-zu (water) no o-to (sound) The old pond-- a frog jumps in, sound of water. Translated by Robert Hass Old pond... a frog jumps in water's sound. Translated by William J. Higginson An old silent pond... A frog jumps into the pond, splash! Silence again. Translated by Harry Behn There is the old pond! Lo, into it jumps a frog: hark, water's music! Translated by John Bryan The silent old pond a mirror of ancient calm, a frog-leaps-in splash. Translated by Dion O'Donnol old pond frog leaping splash Translated by Cid Corman Antic pond-- frantic frog jumps in-- gigantic sound. Translated by Bernard Lionel Einbond MAFIA HIT MAN POET: NOTE FOUND PINNED TO LAPEL OF DROWNED VICTIM'S DOUBLE-BREASTED SUIT!!! 'Dere wasa dis frogg Gone jumpa offa da logg Now he inna bogg.' -- Anonymous Translated by George M. Young, Jr. Old pond leap -- splash a frog. Translated by Lucien Stryck The old pond, A frog jumps in:. Plop! Translated by Allan Watts The old pond, yes, and A frog is jumping into The water, and splash. Translated by G.S. Fraser
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By A Foreigner I like Americans. They are so unlike Canadians. They do not take their policemen seriously. They come to Montreal to drink. Not to criticize. They claim they won the war. But they know at heart that they didn't. They have such respect for Englishmen. They like to live abroad. They do not brag about how they take baths. But they take them. Their teeth are so good. And they wear B.V.D.'s all the year round. I wish they didn't brag about it. They have the second best navy in the world. But they never mention it. They would like to have Henry Ford for president. But they will not elect him. They saw through Bill Bryan. They have gotten tired of Billy Sunday. Their men have such funny hair cuts. They are hard to **** in on Europe. They have been there once. They produced Barney Google, Mutt and Jeff. And Jiggs. They do not hang lady murderers. They put them in vaudeville. They read the Saturday Evening Post And believe in Santa Claus. When they make money They make a lot of money. They are fine people.
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I Like Americans
I'm not afraid to **** myself What I'm scared of is what happens if it doesn't work out But I'm doing this and hoping it works. Mom, I'm sorry I couldn't be everything you wanted out of a daughter. You probably wanted a smart, pretty and elegant daughter and you were delivered this sack of **** I'm sorry that you'll have to clean up my one last mess. I'm sorry that you'll never understand. I'm sorry I could never 'try' as much as you'd like. I love you always, and forever. Dad, with you I'm always at a loss for words. You and I have a special bond and when I think of you I think of my likes and interests. My music is heavily influenced by you. Thanking you for showing me what good music is. Thank you, I love you. Sorry. Bryan, My step dad. You have been here to watch me grow up for the past 5 years and thats cool, I'm sorry it wasnt as what you must have expected. I'm sorry. Please take good care of mom and River. I love you Diana, My step mom. You are literally mommy number 2. I've known you for 10 years. You have guided me into adult hood. You all did great. I love you. Please don't think this was any of your faults. You will do great with R and K, you did great with me. This is just a flaw within myself. No amount of medication and counselling could fix this. I past the point of help. After 7 years there scars are too deep to reverse. My aunt and godmother. You helped me out so much. I love you and I'm sorry you saved all this money for college for me to go throw it away with a few too many pills. To everyone, I'm sorry. You'll have to go to my funeral, you will feel obligated. But don't go unless you actually cared. I know I won't physically be there but I want to know who would've been there. Anyways, I'm sorry. This time it will work.
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Sep 16, 2015
Sep 16, 2015 at 1:25 AM UTC
My Most Recent Suicide Note
I'm not afraid to **** myself What I'm scared of is what happens if it doesn't work out But I'm doing this and hoping it works. Mom, I'm sorry I couldn't be everything you wanted out of a daughter. You probably wanted a smart, pretty and elegant daughter and you were delivered this sack of **** I'm sorry that you'll have to clean up my one last mess. I'm sorry that you'll never understand. I'm sorry I could never 'try' as much as you'd like. I love you always, and forever. Dad, with you I'm always at a loss for words. You and I have a special bond and when I think of you I think of my likes and interests. My music is heavily influenced by you. Thanking you for showing me what good music is. Thank you, I love you. Sorry. Bryan, My step dad. You have been here to watch me grow up for the past 5 years and thats cool, I'm sorry it wasnt as what you must have expected. I'm sorry. Please take good care of mom and River. I love you Diana, My step mom. You are literally mommy number 2. I've known you for 10 years. You have guided me into adult hood. You all did great. I love you. Please don't think this was any of your faults. You will do great with R and K, you did great with me. This is just a flaw within myself. No amount of medication and counselling could fix this. I past the point of help. After 7 years there scars are too deep to reverse. My aunt and godmother. You helped me out so much. I love you and I'm sorry you saved all this money for college for me to go throw it away with a few too many pills. To everyone, I'm sorry. You'll have to go to my funeral, you will feel obligated. But don't go unless you actually cared. I know I won't physically be there but I want to know who would've been there. Anyways, I'm sorry. This time it will work.
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Oh, the sensation, the media frenzy, The spotlight, the fame, the hullabaloo, When anti-evolution laws Were challenged by the ACLU! The year: 1925. The place: Dayton, Tennessee. To say it was an extravaganza Wouldn't be hyperbole. For many people it was hard To find a way to reconcile Biblical accounts with science, So science found itself on trial. A young teacher, John T. Scopes, Was willing to face prosecution For breaking a Tennessee law for having Given a lesson on evolution. The "Monkey Trial" it was called. The challenge meant swimming upstream For the feisty lawyer Clarence Darrow, Who helped to lead the defense team. A prosecutor was William Jennings Bryan, who with no apology Loved to stir up outrage against Evolutionary biology. Defendant Scopes quickly found It wouldn't take long for him to know What it was like to have a part In a multimedia reality show. The courthouse received a make-over: Platforms for newsreel cameras were built; Extra spectator seats were added. They were playing the trial to the hilt. Concession stands sold food and drinks; Toy monkeys were on display; A chimp was dressed in a suit and fedora; The clergy also joined the fray. The media and the public loved it! The country watched the trial progress. What would win: science or scripture? The answer was probably easy to guess. After an eight-day trial, the jury Deliberated. Nine minutes later They had their verdict: guilty! How Could someone question THEIR creator? Scopes had actually never given The lesson. That's what he later said. Strangely, five days after the trial, Williams Jennings Bryan dropped dead. Laws later changed, but even during Current times, some people feel That stories from the Bible should be In science textbooks. Now THAT'S surreal! -by Bob B (11-6-18)
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Nov 6, 2018
Nov 6, 2018 at 9:00 AM UTC
"Monkey Trial"
Oh, the sensation, the media frenzy, The spotlight, the fame, the hullabaloo, When anti-evolution laws Were challenged by the ACLU! The year: 1925. The place: Dayton, Tennessee. To say it was an extravaganza Wouldn't be hyperbole. For many people it was hard To find a way to reconcile Biblical accounts with science, So science found itself on trial. A young teacher, John T. Scopes, Was willing to face prosecution For breaking a Tennessee law for having Given a lesson on evolution. The "Monkey Trial" it was called. The challenge meant swimming upstream For the feisty lawyer Clarence Darrow, Who helped to lead the defense team. A prosecutor was William Jennings Bryan, who with no apology Loved to stir up outrage against Evolutionary biology. Defendant Scopes quickly found It wouldn't take long for him to know What it was like to have a part In a multimedia reality show. The courthouse received a make-over: Platforms for newsreel cameras were built; Extra spectator seats were added. They were playing the trial to the hilt. Concession stands sold food and drinks; Toy monkeys were on display; A chimp was dressed in a suit and fedora; The clergy also joined the fray. The media and the public loved it! The country watched the trial progress. What would win: science or scripture? The answer was probably easy to guess. After an eight-day trial, the jury Deliberated. Nine minutes later They had their verdict: guilty! How Could someone question THEIR creator? Scopes had actually never given The lesson. That's what he later said. Strangely, five days after the trial, Williams Jennings Bryan dropped dead. Laws later changed, but even during Current times, some people feel That stories from the Bible should be In science textbooks. Now THAT'S surreal! -by Bob B (11-6-18)
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Once I seen a human ruin In a elevator-well. And his members was bestrewin' All the place where he had fell. And I says, apostrophisin' That uncommon woful wreck: "Your position's so surprisin' That I tremble for your neck!" Then that ruin, smilin' sadly And impressive, up and spoke: "Well, I wouldn't tremble badly, For it's been a fortnight broke." Then, for further comprehension Of his attitude, he begs I will focus my attention On his various arms and legs-- How they all are contumacious; Where they each, respective, lie; How one trotter proves ungracious, T' other one an alibi. These particulars is mentioned For to show his dismal state, Which I wasn't first intentioned To specifical relate. None is worser to be dreaded That I ever have heard tell Than the gent's who there was spreaded In that elevator-well. Now this tale is allegoric-- It is figurative all, For the well is metaphoric And the feller didn't fall. I opine it isn't moral For a writer-man to cheat, And despise to wear a laurel As was gotten by deceit. For 'tis Politics intended By the elevator, mind, It will boost a person splendid If his talent is the kind. Col. Bryan had the talent (For the busted man is him) And it shot him up right gallant Till his head began to swim. Then the rope it broke above him And he painful came to earth Where there's nobody to love him For his detrimented worth. Though he's living' none would know him, Or at leastwise not as such. Moral of this woful poem: Frequent oil your safety-clutch.Porfer Poog.
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Safety-Clutch
Once I seen a human ruin In a elevator-well. And his members was bestrewin' All the place where he had fell. And I says, apostrophisin' That uncommon woful wreck: "Your position's so surprisin' That I tremble for your neck!" Then that ruin, smilin' sadly And impressive, up and spoke: "Well, I wouldn't tremble badly, For it's been a fortnight broke." Then, for further comprehension Of his attitude, he begs I will focus my attention On his various arms and legs-- How they all are contumacious; Where they each, respective, lie; How one trotter proves ungracious, T' other one an alibi. These particulars is mentioned For to show his dismal state, Which I wasn't first intentioned To specifical relate. None is worser to be dreaded That I ever have heard tell Than the gent's who there was spreaded In that elevator-well. Now this tale is allegoric-- It is figurative all, For the well is metaphoric And the feller didn't fall. I opine it isn't moral For a writer-man to cheat, And despise to wear a laurel As was gotten by deceit. For 'tis Politics intended By the elevator, mind, It will boost a person splendid If his talent is the kind. Col. Bryan had the talent (For the busted man is him) And it shot him up right gallant Till his head began to swim. Then the rope it broke above him And he painful came to earth Where there's nobody to love him For his detrimented worth. Though he's living' none would know him, Or at leastwise not as such. Moral of this woful poem: Frequent oil your safety-clutch.Porfer Poog.
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Baby clothes With baby toys Doctor says It's a boy! Baby clothes Little shoes So very happy Gateful news Baby drama Full of love A baby boy They dreamed of It's Bryan ? That's my name? But I was born? what a shame It's a girl
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Feb 16, 2015
Feb 16, 2015 at 4:06 AM UTC
Abortion
Tell her I'll be waiting in the usual place With the tired and weary and there's no escape To need a woman you've got to know How the strong get weak and the rich get poor Slave to love Oho Slave to love You're running with me Don't touch the ground We're the restless hearted Not the chained and bound The sky is burning A sea of flame Though your world is changing I will be the same Slave to love Oho Slave to love Slave to love (Nananana) Oho (Nananana) Slave to love I can't escape I'm a slave to love The storm is breaking or so it seems We're too young to reason, too grown up to dream Now spring is turning your face to mine I can hear your laughter, I can see your smile Slave to love (Nananana) Oho (Nananana) Slave to love I can't escape I'm a slave to love Slave to love (Nananana) Oho (Nananana) Slave to love I can't escape I'm a slave to love Slave to love I can't escape I'm a slave to love Slave to love I can't escape I'm a slave to love Slave to love I can't escape I'm a slave to love Written by Bryan Ferry • Copyright © BMG Rights Management US, LLC
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Nov 16, 2016
Nov 16, 2016 at 8:01 PM UTC
Slave to Love by Bryan Ferry
I feel the stars The moon Passion is in full bloom It's from me To you The galaxies The planets The sound of music Dancing within We became friends again We became ok Within Close with bonds Laughing til dawn Like nothing was ever Wrong This must be where we belong We don't believe in things like destiny But all say we're soul mates Destiny struck us down Made us believe in it's sound We are destiny bound This friendship Is not lost It's found Gorilla's Hummans New york Bryan ohio Blue green and red It'll never end We no longer need pretend We can live without one another We have each other Stardust clings to us It's love It'll always win I'm excited to begin Again And never End Oo oo
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Sep 17, 2025
Sep 17, 2025 at 12:56 PM UTC
Blue green and red
Why is it you? Of all people to have the ability to ruin me why is it you? Bryan? You're awkward and too tall on top unmitigated gall you're plain rude. So why do I want you? Bryan? In my mind there's a collection of every time you've shown affection and The slightest inclination only heightens my determination to trip you. I want you to fall hard for me. Bryan. With every facebooked text it's been my only request for the whole year. Did you notice? Bryan? When the smallest appreciation left my pupils dilated it's so degrading When my faith in you is fading more praise is awaiting I am stuck in this net. What's so unfair is that you're not even aware of what you do to me. If I told you, would you love me? Bryan?
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Jun 7, 2014
Jun 7, 2014 at 9:47 PM UTC
Let's call him (B)ryan.
Lilac moons still frolicking In that meadow of your individuality You smile to yourself your wolfish grin Because no one else will ever get it... That rainbow coursing through your veins... The delicatessen within your mind It doesn't matter Erin Secrets for the privileged zombie muffins Allow your splendid vortex to swirl Don't keep the cubic wheels of your world from moving Christmas tree cookie cutters... Should only be used for baking Not for defining the shape of humanity Hatred should stay out of it Indignation was called off today You're too special... And not in that little yellow bus way You're always on that rocketship of wow Don't fear the envy of all the others For your soul burning so brightly within It still shines throughout you Just love it... I watched you grow like a dandelion But are you a flower or another garden **** Make the decision on your own It's all on you to choose your own adventure now *Eines Tages wird die Welt dir zuhören...
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Sep 23, 2011
Sep 23, 2011 at 6:51 PM UTC
Erin Bryan
I sit here, watching the sunrise fade to night, Remembering, forgetting, remembering, Remembering my childhood in the twilight of the gods, The Destroyer raging across the land, Remembering my teenage years in afternoon of the world, As the glory of man faded, threatening to go out, Remembering my early adult years in at high noon, When man's empires spanned the world, Rising and falling and rising again, I remember by middle years in the morning of the world, As man learned to walk, to run, to farm, And here I sit an old man, as the sunrise fades to night, Remembering, forgetting, remembering, The evening darkness lit as the sun sank and dusk came, Brighter and hotter it got, as high noon approached, And colder again as the sun rose from dawn, Bringing me back here, to the first light, fading to night, The cold winter warming as leaves rose to the trees, Then turned from brown to yellow to green, The crops fading from golden to bright green, As they grew downward back toward the ground, And the summer heat fading into spring, The plants shrinking to buds, then sprouts, then barren ground, As spring fades now back into winter, As I sit, watching the sunrise fade to night, Remembering, forgetting, remembering. ~Muninn's Kiss, January 21, 2014, with a nod to T.H. White and Luke Bryan
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Jan 21, 2014
Jan 21, 2014 at 11:05 PM UTC
Watching the Sunrise Fade
70 mile per hour, one-way nighttime highway; cars still **** past. some with one headlight,      but most with none,           but all with horns, horns, horns blaring, "Bryan! Your brights are blinding me!" Old 50's culture pitches me his deceitful realtorality from the passenger's seat, assuring me all is picturesque clean when,      in fact, behind his plaster hair and plastic smile and porcelain eyes, disaster lies- a land mine. Bombs-BOOM-bombs explode coldly, leaving none to not witness fulfilled prophecy and say, "He's dead. He's really, really dead."
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Nov 22, 2011
Nov 22, 2011 at 11:16 PM UTC
CarCrashCollective
Bryan, constantly worries about his life. Today he went on a walk to clear his head. It's a beautiful day, the sun is out and the birds chirp gaily. After a bit, Bryan decides to sit on a log by a small pond the woes of his future occupy his thoughts. Then a spider bites Bryan, suddenly he stops worrying, but, poisoned by the spider, Bryan dies.
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Apr 23, 2014
Apr 23, 2014 at 12:13 AM UTC
Bryan has Problems
they packed the town into a big box and shipped it to southeast ohio they packed bryan adams into a box and shipped it to southeast asia they packed the baby into a box and shipped it to madonna drawn up with a silver pen the EPZs jurisdiction the cease fires declaration and the stockyards reopen for business the hundred thousand leaves shrouding the white house roar like a crowd, like a nation a few man's hands shake that sound like snake's tails rattling into a megaphone the heavy metal band pleads self-defense. they just play music. that's all they do they're not protesting except in a vague way against everything, they're not sure what perhaps the chaotic volume of their early adolescence a child bent around a pen is told to count the lima beans again he counted too fast a snarling dragon pulls up and he rides, concluding in a sorcerer's castle constructed of speedy fretwork and overbearing tablature the card game made us wizards, frankly, and we enjoyed it more than being what we were I throw the dice and the king's head tumbles with them into a basket a burmese girl sews the silhouette of a man performing a feat not meant for man into the side of a shoe that will wing you to heaven if heaven is as high as a slam dunk. boys in a park joust styrofoam swords a hand is folded behind the back to signify its heroic loss in battle. it is regrown momentarily to dunk a chicken mcnugget. in another park across town boys no longer **** each other for their shoes. jay z is in a booth with warren buffett and jerry seinfeld at daniel they are saving the galaxy the only one we have to save which nobody lives in anymore the forest is off in endor the snow belongs to hoth a boy fights a war in an afghan marketplace through his television set in hd and widescreen it's practically photorealisitic the guns sound authentic in 5.1 digital surround another boy fights the exact same war he wishes it did not look so real the internet, our new planet i shut the computer down 404: I am a file no longer to be found
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Feb 8, 2014
Feb 8, 2014 at 1:15 PM UTC
Second Life
they packed the town into a big box and shipped it to southeast ohio they packed bryan adams into a box and shipped it to southeast asia they packed the baby into a box and shipped it to madonna drawn up with a silver pen the EPZs jurisdiction the cease fires declaration and the stockyards reopen for business the hundred thousand leaves shrouding the white house roar like a crowd, like a nation a few man's hands shake that sound like snake's tails rattling into a megaphone the heavy metal band pleads self-defense. they just play music. that's all they do they're not protesting except in a vague way against everything, they're not sure what perhaps the chaotic volume of their early adolescence a child bent around a pen is told to count the lima beans again he counted too fast a snarling dragon pulls up and he rides, concluding in a sorcerer's castle constructed of speedy fretwork and overbearing tablature the card game made us wizards, frankly, and we enjoyed it more than being what we were I throw the dice and the king's head tumbles with them into a basket a burmese girl sews the silhouette of a man performing a feat not meant for man into the side of a shoe that will wing you to heaven if heaven is as high as a slam dunk. boys in a park joust styrofoam swords a hand is folded behind the back to signify its heroic loss in battle. it is regrown momentarily to dunk a chicken mcnugget. in another park across town boys no longer **** each other for their shoes. jay z is in a booth with warren buffett and jerry seinfeld at daniel they are saving the galaxy the only one we have to save which nobody lives in anymore the forest is off in endor the snow belongs to hoth a boy fights a war in an afghan marketplace through his television set in hd and widescreen it's practically photorealisitic the guns sound authentic in 5.1 digital surround another boy fights the exact same war he wishes it did not look so real the internet, our new planet i shut the computer down 404: I am a file no longer to be found
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Bryan wins the emmy Goes up stage First things he says 'i personally thought of voting for matthew' Matthew laughs, Legends.
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Sep 11, 2014
Sep 11, 2014 at 6:50 AM UTC
Legends
(a little radiosonde launched by weather balloon from Texas A & M in Bryan-College Station) There is perhaps a certain indignity In grounding back on earth among some weeds Your late balloon a fragment of itself Your parachute all damp and limp and still But, oh! what an adventure you have lived! Scuffy the Tugboat might well envy you Your day and night in scientific flight With helium instead of pixie dust Like Peter Pan you sailed along the wind Straight on until morning, then home again
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Mar 11, 2019
Mar 11, 2019 at 3:32 PM UTC
The Flight of iMet-4 #21598
I guess it's time to reveal the truth, It's not like I've been lying to you but I haven't really formally introduced myself to you, and I've been thinking It's time to let you in so I can offer you a cigarette and you can drink my finest wine while I tell you that Grizzo is something more than a childhood nickname that stuck to the bottom of my shoes like parking lot gum, or your grandmother's lipstick on your cheeks, you see I was quiet, shy, and entering puberty when people started calling me Grizzo Some people in high school and college didn't even know Bryan Which is funny because I didn't know myself either but I knew Grizzo mainly because people expect certain things and I keep my word so when I told them I would jump off the roof, they just stood around drunk, but not as drunk as me, No one expects to see Crazy in action But at least once they do they never forget the time you jumped off the roof and hit the ground at 3 in the morning so hard that your glasses flew off and the only thing you broke was your pride, or how you would always answer everything with **** it" because if life ***** you might as well get your nut too Camel Crush Bold cigarettes in an ashtray and Jameson on ice with a splash of water These things can help the words on late nights or lazy afternoons Sometimes the best lunch is a tapped Porter or Stout on special and putting down a few lines on crumbled bar room napkins This is his old habit, this is how he needs to come out from time to time Grizzo isn't all ***** and giggles though because as much as I want to be tough, be a hard *** always be right I'm weak, I'm fragile, and so ******* wrong about all the things you need to be right about in life, but I'm turning 29 soon and I think I'm finally starting to get why the light needs darkness to shine why love needs hate to thrive, why Bryan needs Grizzo to write.
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Apr 26, 2015
Apr 26, 2015 at 4:26 PM UTC
An Introduction to Grizzo
I guess it's time to reveal the truth, It's not like I've been lying to you but I haven't really formally introduced myself to you, and I've been thinking It's time to let you in so I can offer you a cigarette and you can drink my finest wine while I tell you that Grizzo is something more than a childhood nickname that stuck to the bottom of my shoes like parking lot gum, or your grandmother's lipstick on your cheeks, you see I was quiet, shy, and entering puberty when people started calling me Grizzo Some people in high school and college didn't even know Bryan Which is funny because I didn't know myself either but I knew Grizzo mainly because people expect certain things and I keep my word so when I told them I would jump off the roof, they just stood around drunk, but not as drunk as me, No one expects to see Crazy in action But at least once they do they never forget the time you jumped off the roof and hit the ground at 3 in the morning so hard that your glasses flew off and the only thing you broke was your pride, or how you would always answer everything with **** it" because if life ***** you might as well get your nut too Camel Crush Bold cigarettes in an ashtray and Jameson on ice with a splash of water These things can help the words on late nights or lazy afternoons Sometimes the best lunch is a tapped Porter or Stout on special and putting down a few lines on crumbled bar room napkins This is his old habit, this is how he needs to come out from time to time Grizzo isn't all ***** and giggles though because as much as I want to be tough, be a hard *** always be right I'm weak, I'm fragile, and so ******* wrong about all the things you need to be right about in life, but I'm turning 29 soon and I think I'm finally starting to get why the light needs darkness to shine why love needs hate to thrive, why Bryan needs Grizzo to write.
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You are so summer. You are baskets of wild flowers and dew drops on grass leaves. The scent of peppermint carried steady on a soft wind -             that's  you. Stranded in the palm of your hand: a glass shipwreck -  I am stuck like tired eyes on candleflames. You are so late nights; early mornings, pastel shades of rising skies. Paint me lilacs and baby blues. Picture me in the pink of spring under satin dresses; silk songbirds singing breezes, sewing seeds. Wrap me up in cold arms while I wrap you in the warmth of dusk. You make the sunset blush every time you step out of your car. I watch you wipe the dust off the horizon in a single brushstroke, I am in love with  the view. My veins are filled with sunshine that spills from the stereo. You can't take me home if I make a bed in your fingerprints.
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May 5, 2015
May 5, 2015 at 5:55 PM UTC
let's go to a bryan adams concert
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Sep 11, 2019
Sep 11, 2019 at 5:44 PM UTC
Hellopoetry 3
Normal The word pertaining to the behavior of the majority of the masses, yet I refuse the title like unmixed blood cells, pushing the average in me back until I’m taken by my higher self, my true form. But you wouldn’t know much about that. You can’t wait to get home to watch TV or play your video games. It’s normal. Higher Whether through drugs or levitation, getting high is easy. However, the average cannot reach this level, they cannot display this power. Only we can, us being the lyrical miracles that the world has once craved and the world being those around us that give us our inspirations. Higher. And I guess I’m a space shuttle. Yet I have felt no high in chemicals, no uplifting in elevators, just the heightening fuel that ignites in my brain. Yet some can’t take the heat of a burning mind filled with questions. But can you? We are poems, poetry, poetic expressions. But it’s a dual edged blade of which we have all found. We’re all special, from A.D.D to suicidal, we have the experience to write tragedy. From love to loss we have the reason to write about romance. Love, fear, heroics, sadness, strength, all poetic expressions to us. We are poets The people who everyone looks at for supporting. Some of us are tough, some of us are pushovers, and some of us are pacifistic. Yet the reality of our gifts open up a new world for us. We are poems Our writings speak to our souls, that’s one more connection from our brains to our hearts and the entities beyond. I write about it and you understand where I come, my point of view. My pain, your inquiry, yet to hear it being read is poetic justice to our emotions. We are communications No, I don’t mean through phones or emails. I’m talking through spirit. You see a poet down, you help, period, as we are one and the same in heart.  A symbol of independence to those who forget the meaning of the word. But we’re a community and a family, so I love you like a brother or a sister because of the natural familiarity between us. We are poetic. Our lives are filled with instances where we simply need to express. Oh, the sweet and sour irony. Our day to day experiences speak for our poetic natures. Whether jamming to Taylor Swift or Tracy Chapman or Migos or even Luke Bryan, musics tell our moods and words tell our stories, our tales, our liveliness and oneness with our selves. Poetic beings are we, and we are Poetic
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May 12, 2015
May 12, 2015 at 11:20 PM UTC
poetic
Normal The word pertaining to the behavior of the majority of the masses, yet I refuse the title like unmixed blood cells, pushing the average in me back until I’m taken by my higher self, my true form. But you wouldn’t know much about that. You can’t wait to get home to watch TV or play your video games. It’s normal. Higher Whether through drugs or levitation, getting high is easy. However, the average cannot reach this level, they cannot display this power. Only we can, us being the lyrical miracles that the world has once craved and the world being those around us that give us our inspirations. Higher. And I guess I’m a space shuttle. Yet I have felt no high in chemicals, no uplifting in elevators, just the heightening fuel that ignites in my brain. Yet some can’t take the heat of a burning mind filled with questions. But can you? We are poems, poetry, poetic expressions. But it’s a dual edged blade of which we have all found. We’re all special, from A.D.D to suicidal, we have the experience to write tragedy. From love to loss we have the reason to write about romance. Love, fear, heroics, sadness, strength, all poetic expressions to us. We are poets The people who everyone looks at for supporting. Some of us are tough, some of us are pushovers, and some of us are pacifistic. Yet the reality of our gifts open up a new world for us. We are poems Our writings speak to our souls, that’s one more connection from our brains to our hearts and the entities beyond. I write about it and you understand where I come, my point of view. My pain, your inquiry, yet to hear it being read is poetic justice to our emotions. We are communications No, I don’t mean through phones or emails. I’m talking through spirit. You see a poet down, you help, period, as we are one and the same in heart.  A symbol of independence to those who forget the meaning of the word. But we’re a community and a family, so I love you like a brother or a sister because of the natural familiarity between us. We are poetic. Our lives are filled with instances where we simply need to express. Oh, the sweet and sour irony. Our day to day experiences speak for our poetic natures. Whether jamming to Taylor Swift or Tracy Chapman or Migos or even Luke Bryan, musics tell our moods and words tell our stories, our tales, our liveliness and oneness with our selves. Poetic beings are we, and we are Poetic
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Sitting in my bedroom, That's become more of a waystation than a home, For home to me is wherever you will be, Zach Bryan crackles out the words I know I will think of, When I am 20 years older, And our son has left behind our home. A traveler on his own journey, Embarking to his own destination, In time making his own mistakes, But in them learning his own lessons, And from that his own wisdom will be gained. He will visit, I know, Although his first couple of visits will be too few and far between, It will make you teary, But knowing that it needs to happen all the same. Those days to come seem so far away now, Yet so close all the same, But I know that we will eventually come to love every minute of it, And wish we could live through it all again.
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Jan 7, 2023
Jan 7, 2023 at 1:18 AM UTC
Old days that are yet to come
I spent awhile In a honey-barbeque Chicken salad of Cynicism. And then one day Instead of Frank I was no longer Bryan But a better version of my Mondays. Or was it the Lesser form a Thursday takes When you're alone? I have a desire Shaded in the glow Of a stained glass Display an hour away. A wish, shrouded in These filmy layers Of forgotten words And remembered sayings. To be half of one And twice of me So I stopped seeing stars And dropped the peace-sign for a dash. Reinvented myself To break all molds And here I stand, slightly More intact, I'm back.
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Jul 6, 2016
Jul 6, 2016 at 4:51 PM UTC
I'm Back
spin—for a moment even some yarn in which we both give a **** and we spend long, quiet evenings quoting out of biographies of JFK or Bryan Ferry and forget for a while all the things we hate about each other, the things that make us spit on the ground when they come to mind; forget them and maybe make love like normal people. not against the counter before work lifting your pinstripe skirt—rolling it up, really, over your *** to gird the top of your hips. (chaffing crown of ****** thorns) maybe instead give me more than 5 minutes and let me bury my face down in you and you can wrap your legs around my head to keep me there as long as you please. and maybe later i'll laugh, sitting against the headboard, long-hand writing, at something one of my characters has said and looking up from an account you're working on you won't understand my laughter but you will be glad of it.
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 11:26 PM UTC
could we