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"carers" poems
We, the people of this country, in your eyes are: babblers, bachelors, bafflers, baiters, barkers, beakers, beaters, brawlers, blamers, beggars, bloaters, bloopers, bombers, boozers, blunders, bruisers, bafflers, bluffers, burglars and burners. That's why you feel compelled to keep your foot on our heads keep us down, put us down, push us down subjugate us, belittle us, berate us. We, the people of this country, in our eyes are: butlers, bouncers, bakers, buyers, barbers, cake-makers, delivery-takers, cocktail-shakers, taxi drivers, cancer survivors, employers and hirers, music makers, entertainers, window washers, foster takers, plasterers, carpenters, scaffolders, sparks and builders, boxers, carers, coaches, tailors, shoe makers, designers, illustrators, multi-language facilitators, dog walkers, dog trainers, bikers and cycle couriers, doctors and nurses and all the emergency services. We are the People, the reason you are where you are now you sometimes forget that we exist as people, somehow locked in your ivory towers with gold plated showers and MP expenses and investment banker pretenses this is not theater, its real life drama, its not just a bluff its time to stand up and say enough is enough.
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Jun 27, 2014
Jun 27, 2014 at 9:54 AM UTC
Another Angry Voice
Just turned sixteen a rage of hormones erogenous zones no more sexting or wet dreams your sixteen you have our permission to give in to your impulses full submission your pulse races no more wishing release your inhibitions but before you do hold up and listen. You can't drink and drive yet you can think of life for now any thought you conceive can legally achieve a new life you can breed Should anyone so young have this much power? to class it as fun and be deflowered just because you can attain an ******** stand to attention gives you the right to create perfection? - when love isn't even mentioned. Should we raise the age limit? Would teenage pregnancies plummet? but you say they will still do it anyway regardless they couldn't care less do you blame parents? - or carers? Maybe we need a better educational system to teach them. It’s the media that feeds into the body image a consistent mirage a constant barrage of so called celebrities having *** on TV With the skinny waist fake ***** and high heels what a waste, you choose how you feel. Take time to pause and hold onto what’s yours for once lost you will pay its cost your virginity is its own currency people will value you more or label you a ***** a **** a slapper a used ****** wrapper go ahead tap her she doesn't care what you wear or if you marry take her cherry. Just because it has a secondary function doesn't mean you have to use your junk son. the next time you get an ******** steer your mind in another direction or at least use protection so you don't spread STD's by infection having *** so young can be tragic take the time to think or you may later regret it. Don't give into peer pressure Don’t use others as your measure have *** at your leisure when its your pleasure when you're ready not just because you've been going steady protect your innocence remain a princess pretty in pink abhor red so think first before bed.
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Jun 6, 2016
Jun 6, 2016 at 9:40 PM UTC
Sweet *** Teen
Just turned sixteen a rage of hormones erogenous zones no more sexting or wet dreams your sixteen you have our permission to give in to your impulses full submission your pulse races no more wishing release your inhibitions but before you do hold up and listen. You can't drink and drive yet you can think of life for now any thought you conceive can legally achieve a new life you can breed Should anyone so young have this much power? to class it as fun and be deflowered just because you can attain an ******** stand to attention gives you the right to create perfection? - when love isn't even mentioned. Should we raise the age limit? Would teenage pregnancies plummet? but you say they will still do it anyway regardless they couldn't care less do you blame parents? - or carers? Maybe we need a better educational system to teach them. It’s the media that feeds into the body image a consistent mirage a constant barrage of so called celebrities having *** on TV With the skinny waist fake ***** and high heels what a waste, you choose how you feel. Take time to pause and hold onto what’s yours for once lost you will pay its cost your virginity is its own currency people will value you more or label you a ***** a **** a slapper a used ****** wrapper go ahead tap her she doesn't care what you wear or if you marry take her cherry. Just because it has a secondary function doesn't mean you have to use your junk son. the next time you get an ******** steer your mind in another direction or at least use protection so you don't spread STD's by infection having *** so young can be tragic take the time to think or you may later regret it. Don't give into peer pressure Don’t use others as your measure have *** at your leisure when its your pleasure when you're ready not just because you've been going steady protect your innocence remain a princess pretty in pink abhor red so think first before bed.
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My defensive carer named Alfreido Dimpitt Reemo You see my nice regular carer, Andrew Williams was sick and didn't want go to work Which put spanner in the works in the office, and they were wondering who will replace him So they decided to ask Alfreido Dimpitt Reemo a call, and were happy when he said yes And they forgot to tell his first client, who can be very confusing in conversation But they forgot to tell that client and Alfreido turned up at his door And this was the day that Andrew was going to take him for a walk through the domain Where the Christmas carols, and Alfreido was happy to take him And they had a cool time, till the client told him about his old carer who was names Reimo And Aldreido snapped at him, and his client thought that he doesn't understand happiness And this made him happier, and he started laughing and trying to joke around with Alfreido And Alfreido did joke with him, and really they started to hit off And then, so his client mentioned his old carer Reimo and how much of a **** he was And Alfreido got defensive, in fact he got so angry he nearly hit his client And this made his client too shy to say anything else On the risk that Alfriedo was going to do it again And he even was afraid to speak his mind, in the risk he'll snap at him And his client were unhappy about how this carer treated him Especially when they were leaving the domain and there were some teenagers teasing him And this made his client think that Alfreido was teasing him with the kids I know he had issues for what he said, but, he though this was very wrongs the way His carer was behaving, and every time he mentioned Reimo, in hoping that he would Joke around with you, he will snap, as if you were trying to rob you or something So at the end when Alfriedo left, he didn 't know what to do So he rang up the carers organization and told them why Alfreido came instead of Andrew And they told him they had no choice, it was either Alfreido or no one And this client said, ok in the future, I will prefer no one, especially if you send him again Because he is too defensive, when I mention the name of my old carer And despite telling him why he snapped, he still felt very unsafe And said, I want you to send no one, or send no one Because I felt I am offending this carer with anything I say And I don't know what I really said, and the organisation said, fine And Alfreido never saw him again, And the next time Andrew came, and he was very relieved And told him that the bad carer has gone, and will never return And Andrew said, yes, mate, I will make sure they don't ever send him again Sent from my iPhone
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Sep 9, 2015
Sep 9, 2015 at 5:53 AM UTC
defensive carers
My defensive carer named Alfreido Dimpitt Reemo You see my nice regular carer, Andrew Williams was sick and didn't want go to work Which put spanner in the works in the office, and they were wondering who will replace him So they decided to ask Alfreido Dimpitt Reemo a call, and were happy when he said yes And they forgot to tell his first client, who can be very confusing in conversation But they forgot to tell that client and Alfreido turned up at his door And this was the day that Andrew was going to take him for a walk through the domain Where the Christmas carols, and Alfreido was happy to take him And they had a cool time, till the client told him about his old carer who was names Reimo And Aldreido snapped at him, and his client thought that he doesn't understand happiness And this made him happier, and he started laughing and trying to joke around with Alfreido And Alfreido did joke with him, and really they started to hit off And then, so his client mentioned his old carer Reimo and how much of a **** he was And Alfreido got defensive, in fact he got so angry he nearly hit his client And this made his client too shy to say anything else On the risk that Alfriedo was going to do it again And he even was afraid to speak his mind, in the risk he'll snap at him And his client were unhappy about how this carer treated him Especially when they were leaving the domain and there were some teenagers teasing him And this made his client think that Alfreido was teasing him with the kids I know he had issues for what he said, but, he though this was very wrongs the way His carer was behaving, and every time he mentioned Reimo, in hoping that he would Joke around with you, he will snap, as if you were trying to rob you or something So at the end when Alfriedo left, he didn 't know what to do So he rang up the carers organization and told them why Alfreido came instead of Andrew And they told him they had no choice, it was either Alfreido or no one And this client said, ok in the future, I will prefer no one, especially if you send him again Because he is too defensive, when I mention the name of my old carer And despite telling him why he snapped, he still felt very unsafe And said, I want you to send no one, or send no one Because I felt I am offending this carer with anything I say And I don't know what I really said, and the organisation said, fine And Alfreido never saw him again, And the next time Andrew came, and he was very relieved And told him that the bad carer has gone, and will never return And Andrew said, yes, mate, I will make sure they don't ever send him again Sent from my iPhone
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And the Hippy-dippy, Squeaky-clean - The tattoo'd-up And arrogantly mean; The never-know originality, Mere followers of others: Take comfort in crowds, Talking amongst their "brothers". Neither God-fearing, Nor Devil-may-carers - Just followers of fashions: The latest and greatest, Economically-driven Sheep to a register's beep! And when they die - As they must - To whom do they fall? And to whom do they trust?
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Mar 7, 2014
Mar 7, 2014 at 4:13 PM UTC
Hipster ****
countless generations of bards and preachers and poets and sages and honorable and revered members of our respectable societies countless such generations have spoken and declaimed have sung and serenaded on goodness and cruelty and avarice - and yet put them in power, and scrutinize their lives and their words become thin and their lives shallow and their songs are cherubic lies; a long line of saints and philosophers and prophets and mild-mannered selfless carers ah such holy stewards a long line indeed has nurtured humanity, its sick and downtrodden and radiates love in all directions but oh scrutinize their actions and their motives their lives are but comic contradictions pathetic self-delusion; ah, let me not seek to change the world but see to myself first rather than jump into hot-air sermons and vain exhibitions
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Oct 22, 2010
Oct 22, 2010 at 2:14 AM UTC
countless generations of bards and preachers
Careless days Ignite The carers fire Let it burn These laughing days Drown The tears In their own salt Let them drown Down Down
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Feb 4, 2013
Feb 4, 2013 at 8:32 PM UTC
Careless Days
The screen is our religion, dreary eyed and mouth wide open we are absorbed into the graphics. Swirling around us on the the Tv plane are the stories, “breaking news” we are breaking ourselves, because the tendrils come shooting out and grasp our brain feeding us poison. Our soul carers called the democratic love playing dress up, a wolf in sheep's clothing, and while they play we are neglected, bad parenting. We don't get to play, we are the ants, in systematic order, we provide, the only time we get to play is when we retreat inside our mind. Then we become the stereotype “ignorance is bliss” while the world falls to pieces, is it because we voted for this? Maybe. We are the ones in control and yet we have no power, we lounge inside, the clock is ticking by the hour. The world is broke with each secret kept, each person pretending that its okay, while the connected, open minded ones feel powerless and hide away.
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Apr 12, 2016
Apr 12, 2016 at 5:24 PM UTC
Break from "reality"
I am a result Of not two people I am a result of advertisements Of politicians Of company's Of ideas drilled into my head, by constant repotion and threats from authority figures I am a result of headlines that scream the words **** death, racesim and terror. I am a result of built up hopes. The countless movies that show us heros that conqure the impossible, while slowly walking away form an explosion. The comic books that boldly display abilitys we then dream of. Expectations we are forced to have that someday we will save the world. I am the result of reality hitting you full on like a world saving superman punch, I am the result of relizing, that there is a 99.9999999999% chance I am not the "chosen one" I am the result of an enviroment where I have to hold my breath to not let the toxins in The overdose headlines The children I see inhaling away there future and when I walk by blowing it in my face I am the result of an overdose that ripped away my uncle A world filled with misery and we find this the best way to "cure" it. I am a result filled with images of diffrent family's breaking apart, leaving broken children behind. A result witnessing the hurt, homeless and heartless walk on the same ground but don't awknoladge it The veterans thrown to the streets The gay pride rainbows coverd in the dark clouds of pregiduce this world is shadowed by The sour taste of racesim lingering on individual tongues trying to break through a wall of common sense The weaponising of wonderful wise wishful young children around the world to creat a fearful, fierce, fiery killing machine I am a result of this world, the mistakes we all make, the suffering we all take, the lives these mistakes put at stake, these wounds that ache, the cusses that spin in children's head thanks to drake, these politicians people see as lying snakes, this earth that quakes, that brings us awake I am a result, in a world of results Of hope that one day we can push these fears away I am a result of an army of dreamers A horde of lovers And a croud of carers I am a result of two people who tried hard enough to make a difference They are my sheild and my sword equipping me to fight this poisend world We are what's left we are the dreamers the workers and the lovers and once were done fighting away the hurt, evil,terror and pain, We can look out on this world and call it Our result
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Mar 11, 2014
Mar 11, 2014 at 8:52 PM UTC
Result
I am a result Of not two people I am a result of advertisements Of politicians Of company's Of ideas drilled into my head, by constant repotion and threats from authority figures I am a result of headlines that scream the words **** death, racesim and terror. I am a result of built up hopes. The countless movies that show us heros that conqure the impossible, while slowly walking away form an explosion. The comic books that boldly display abilitys we then dream of. Expectations we are forced to have that someday we will save the world. I am the result of reality hitting you full on like a world saving superman punch, I am the result of relizing, that there is a 99.9999999999% chance I am not the "chosen one" I am the result of an enviroment where I have to hold my breath to not let the toxins in The overdose headlines The children I see inhaling away there future and when I walk by blowing it in my face I am the result of an overdose that ripped away my uncle A world filled with misery and we find this the best way to "cure" it. I am a result filled with images of diffrent family's breaking apart, leaving broken children behind. A result witnessing the hurt, homeless and heartless walk on the same ground but don't awknoladge it The veterans thrown to the streets The gay pride rainbows coverd in the dark clouds of pregiduce this world is shadowed by The sour taste of racesim lingering on individual tongues trying to break through a wall of common sense The weaponising of wonderful wise wishful young children around the world to creat a fearful, fierce, fiery killing machine I am a result of this world, the mistakes we all make, the suffering we all take, the lives these mistakes put at stake, these wounds that ache, the cusses that spin in children's head thanks to drake, these politicians people see as lying snakes, this earth that quakes, that brings us awake I am a result, in a world of results Of hope that one day we can push these fears away I am a result of an army of dreamers A horde of lovers And a croud of carers I am a result of two people who tried hard enough to make a difference They are my sheild and my sword equipping me to fight this poisend world We are what's left we are the dreamers the workers and the lovers and once were done fighting away the hurt, evil,terror and pain, We can look out on this world and call it Our result
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Some people in this life are here to be looked after others made to be the carers I think I am here for the latter complex minds are born and clearer simpler minds too like man and woman soft and hard we differ but in the interchange of time together grows a harmony a music of happiness that forms around ones aura and makes all things seen through it beautiful Margaret Ann Waddicor 10th May 2016
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May 11, 2016
May 11, 2016 at 8:07 AM UTC
Carers and cared for
This fragile body hosts an infinite soul whose human form may not be whole. What may appear a tragic rift is in fact a precious gift to those whose spirits are attuned. Extending our own body and soul to others is what we truly know. Often outside walls close in with loneliness and credit cards spread thin, as advocacy with officialdom weighs in. But nothing will change what you do, for this is what carers know. Each body hosts an infinite soul.
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Oct 20, 2018
Oct 20, 2018 at 7:31 AM UTC
What Carers Know
As I age I struggle to keep my eyes open From not having a bed time to wishing I could keep to one From school to work nothing changed still told what to do just like I was and will always be Teachers became my bosses and they will become my carers I'm yet to hit my mid life crisis but I am already questioning my life Did I make the right choices did I meet the right people did I buy the right things Could I have done more Fight for what is right, change the world A powerful mind but with out the powerful job a leader without anything or anyone to lead a thinker without anyone to teach a creator without anything to create a lover without anyone to love The world is not your oyster it's your baby your purpose for life, the thing that makes it worth living teaching you new things all the time So beautiful from the moment of birth and only getting better looking with time Covered with germs that try to attack it and make it weak but continuing to survive, fighting back with its immune system needs your protection from people that mean it harm so you see the world is your baby, your purpose in life As we age we re-evaluate everything our decisions our choices   and at the moment of death we can see what those choices and decisions created As we age we question With age we are reborn A new voice to talk with new eyes to see things new ears to hear all new senses are created when we age, when we question and think We ask ourselves Did I make the right choices did I meet the right people did I buy the right things Could I have done more Fight for what is right, change the world With age we realise that we are and have A powerful mind but with out the powerful job a leader without anything or anyone to lead a thinker without anyone to teach a creator without anything to create a lover without anyone to love It's not to late, it's never to late Your powerful mind can change this world your leadership can lead an army of like minded people your ability to think can teach those that are not taught your ability to create can create anything from an abbreviation to a work of art or even create heaven on Earth your ability to love can save everything and everyone So to say, a lover without anyone to love look out your window look down, look up, look straight out There is a Universe full of life for you to love As we age we question everything we learn new things, see the world differently and hear people correctly Be more than human BE GOD
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May 15, 2014
May 15, 2014 at 8:31 PM UTC
As we age
As I age I struggle to keep my eyes open From not having a bed time to wishing I could keep to one From school to work nothing changed still told what to do just like I was and will always be Teachers became my bosses and they will become my carers I'm yet to hit my mid life crisis but I am already questioning my life Did I make the right choices did I meet the right people did I buy the right things Could I have done more Fight for what is right, change the world A powerful mind but with out the powerful job a leader without anything or anyone to lead a thinker without anyone to teach a creator without anything to create a lover without anyone to love The world is not your oyster it's your baby your purpose for life, the thing that makes it worth living teaching you new things all the time So beautiful from the moment of birth and only getting better looking with time Covered with germs that try to attack it and make it weak but continuing to survive, fighting back with its immune system needs your protection from people that mean it harm so you see the world is your baby, your purpose in life As we age we re-evaluate everything our decisions our choices   and at the moment of death we can see what those choices and decisions created As we age we question With age we are reborn A new voice to talk with new eyes to see things new ears to hear all new senses are created when we age, when we question and think We ask ourselves Did I make the right choices did I meet the right people did I buy the right things Could I have done more Fight for what is right, change the world With age we realise that we are and have A powerful mind but with out the powerful job a leader without anything or anyone to lead a thinker without anyone to teach a creator without anything to create a lover without anyone to love It's not to late, it's never to late Your powerful mind can change this world your leadership can lead an army of like minded people your ability to think can teach those that are not taught your ability to create can create anything from an abbreviation to a work of art or even create heaven on Earth your ability to love can save everything and everyone So to say, a lover without anyone to love look out your window look down, look up, look straight out There is a Universe full of life for you to love As we age we question everything we learn new things, see the world differently and hear people correctly Be more than human BE GOD
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When drinking far too much and then some more Expected downsides documented well Rough ride in psyche, body, gut, and heart Specific atrophy in frontal brain Quick charm and nutty humour now all shell These changes, bad alone, but all combined Resulting rolling snowball to a curse No more the looming risks are sharp perceived No more a likely readiness to change Slow-building damage cures cannot reverse... *The body then the brain then the readiness to change* In adding to the insults body-wise Dear close relationships will suffer ill And ringing loud the chant of "change yourself" while far and getting further from the change All options feel like holds against thin will The heavy stigma punches surely down More evidence for judging soul as dirt Not worthy of the care or patient time That social justice would dictate for all No room for being tricky, lost, and hurt... *The stigma then the hurt then the treating you like dirt* And even those with training in support Will waver, shifty, turn their gaze away Unable to identify the soul That suffer-trembles underneath the mask The clowning chaos, drink-besmirched display And carers left to weep and wonder why Should care be so impossible to give Your daughter damaged, injured in the fight With drowned despair and stigma-staking rage Sad, wounding warmth that shame will long outlive... *The weeping then the care then the shaming and despair* "We just can't help if you can't change yourself" So in this caring, wounding, weeping storm Just conjure up the readiness to change Or cede to judgement, shifting gaze, and blame
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Feb 17, 2025
Feb 17, 2025 at 1:00 AM UTC
Change yourself (just stop drinking) - let's count the hurdles
When drinking far too much and then some more Expected downsides documented well Rough ride in psyche, body, gut, and heart Specific atrophy in frontal brain Quick charm and nutty humour now all shell These changes, bad alone, but all combined Resulting rolling snowball to a curse No more the looming risks are sharp perceived No more a likely readiness to change Slow-building damage cures cannot reverse... *The body then the brain then the readiness to change* In adding to the insults body-wise Dear close relationships will suffer ill And ringing loud the chant of "change yourself" while far and getting further from the change All options feel like holds against thin will The heavy stigma punches surely down More evidence for judging soul as dirt Not worthy of the care or patient time That social justice would dictate for all No room for being tricky, lost, and hurt... *The stigma then the hurt then the treating you like dirt* And even those with training in support Will waver, shifty, turn their gaze away Unable to identify the soul That suffer-trembles underneath the mask The clowning chaos, drink-besmirched display And carers left to weep and wonder why Should care be so impossible to give Your daughter damaged, injured in the fight With drowned despair and stigma-staking rage Sad, wounding warmth that shame will long outlive... *The weeping then the care then the shaming and despair* "We just can't help if you can't change yourself" So in this caring, wounding, weeping storm Just conjure up the readiness to change Or cede to judgement, shifting gaze, and blame
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I do not kiss where I can **** Just as I do not repose where I can rule All I'll say and all I will To the carers that are so cruel: I never kiss where I can ****
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Aug 20, 2017
Aug 20, 2017 at 9:58 PM UTC
I Do Not Kiss Where I Can ****
Oh little one, Your heart died so young. Life can be a pain, And you were stung. You sought happiness, In the arms of your own. As joy did not exist In the heart of your home. Your carers, Were made of stone. Flashes of anger Turned you cold. But through this, You continued to grow. Be proud, Little angel, You have won this alone.
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Jan 4, 2024
Jan 4, 2024 at 11:35 AM UTC
Little Hero
The carers of clock tower. Dark this morning. Mornings lights switching on as work motions, the end of night. Going into the city, Spying twitching curtains, of forward moving city lights. Smoke hangs grey in the cold air above the refinery. An early photographer catches the lights in his lens. Sadly, a dead fox curled up on the carriageway greeting eternal sleep. Foxy for one escaped daily drudgery. Greeted by overnight headlights. He bade the world a perfect goodnight. And so my daylight came. From the night bus, I stepped into day. From the kerbside my day was done, someone cleared the fox away, his vulpine body was gone. (c) Livvi
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Jan 24, 2015
Jan 24, 2015 at 4:05 PM UTC
GUARDIANS OF THE MORNING
Oh Lisa daughter of the fallen, Come hither so I may bless you For what you give with your Carers’ hands and gentle smile Is greater than imaginable. I thank you with my frail heart And my thin hand and voice You came to me on Easter Sunday And again on Easter Monday Bringing your gifts. Love Mary
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Apr 22, 2019
Apr 22, 2019 at 7:00 AM UTC
Carer
A broken home, Mothers ****** Schizophrenic father, Forever arguing. Alchoholic parents, Supposive "carers", We may seem happy, But I promise you, we are not. Suicidal daughter, Her body she slaughters, With blades and bleeds onto her mattress. Youngest sister, Always missing, She's always so angry, This is not a family. We go on, Day to day, Arguing away, Portraying ourselves happy, But dying inside sadly. What happens behind closed doors, Will never be revealed, The floor gets wripped up, And the ceiling caves in. Suicidal daughter, Cuts herself again, Before getting the rope, And standing on the chair, She writes some notes, Then burns them, Never to see her "family again". She takes a leap of faith, Into hope and grace, Of a new life, And a new happy family.
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Jun 26, 2016
Jun 26, 2016 at 12:22 PM UTC
We are not a family
When we meet again It will never be the same In the arms of Lord Jesus From the moment you leave us Life can be so unkind When dementia takes your mind Slowly dismantles your world Mother to five boys and a girl But now in silence most days When I speak you have little to say You struggle more to take medication Memories of dad you no longer mention With food you now eat much less Carers now help you each day to dress It pains me each day with what I see As I can see, I'm slowly losing you and me Nothing will mend my broken heart You are my world that's falling apart When you leave it's to a better place Our Lord will give you a warm embrace Just remember when you look down up above I always cared and gave you a sons true love There is nothing I can do about floods of tears For in my heart forever I hold you dear Just remember mum through good and bad The happiness as well as times when sad For now by your side forever I will stay Until your starlight fades away Till one day all life comes to an end Poetry I will write till we meet again And until we meet again Life will never be the same 8/11/2015
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Nov 8, 2015
Nov 8, 2015 at 9:32 AM UTC
When We Meet Again
you see when i lost my first and only full time job, at the canberra rex hotel, and dude back in those days, it had a cafe and a pool deck a restaurant and a bar and bistro out the back, apart from getting teased in the way i did, i really loved that job, so much in fact, when i was laid off i was very depressed, and dude, i could've had depression, because the whole atmosphere changed, o got ****** into the dianetics cult, where i was made to believe i had a fucken full time job, and i had mates i hung around dickson with, then i tied up a boy, and i lost touch of my mates since then, and my paranormal voices, got me on the straight and narrow, i was seeing a psychologist, but i stopped seeing them, big mistake, because i feel happy now, with carers and psychologists, maybe i had depression, maybe i have 3 mental illnesses depression from losing my only full time job terretz syndrome from my drinking days, i yelled every swear word under sun schizophrenia my silly delusions i get is it possible i can have three mental illness's, is it possible that is why, i am cronus, ok
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Feb 16, 2015
Feb 16, 2015 at 5:11 AM UTC
teased at the rex, could've caused depression trying to maintain a job through teasing
three 8.5% oranjeboom does that to you, in between several whiskeys, you end up derailed somewhere in the mind, you end up writing really crazy **** but of course in relation to past experiences, being told to dig up baby potatoes in an allotment patch filled with weeds, taking some home on the sly, while watching “here by the grace of god”, ok honey, just say it, retards, on a day-trip, drooling, taking out their genitalia and laughing being herded like cattle by the carers because their parents have died, the ones with down syndrome being the most intelligent of the lot, a little spark in them still there - because you weren’t the one who’s intelligence was insulted and told that this is adequate psychiatric therapy - but indeed it is, here in england, perhaps not as bad as the great american pharmaphilia (excessive pharmacological prescription; will the big buck ever buckle? who knows: but i do know that your brain will end up being a surgical insult to the professions of psychology: spongy goo tomato purée).
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Jan 18, 2016
Jan 18, 2016 at 8:58 AM UTC
8.5% x3
little daddy waddy ******* his thumb just like a stuck up little brat i am a man, ya know, run of the mill though i am penniless, but that doesn’t stop me from being talented but dad teased me like a stuck up little brat is what he looks like to me yeah, he helped me but i wasn’t his cool kid, back then what is wrong with me to him, i was trying to be a cool kid dad, to me was a nerd cause he probably only liked together people i tried to gain his respect but i learnt together means theory for ***** i am never going to grow up for dad, but he isn’t around anymore i am a real real man and dad was like a little baby wa wa wa wa wa i liked pat in my head, because i didn’t want to pick fights with dad i was visioning dad as a perfect little gentlemen, what’s wrong with that i probably hear laughing at my mental health TV station idea, what is wrong with that that’ll be fun for the poor and suffering to have a mental health TV station mentally ill people love entertaining i hate voices in my head saying to rob my stuff i was a little young dude, who isn’t too woosey for life who’s a little young dude, who isn’t too woosey for life brian’s a little young dude, who isn’t too woosey for life ha ha ha, i hear voices of old mates protecting me they look like geeks who are trying to be like little homely kids dad never understood that i was trying to be nice he didn’t understand i liked partying at shopping centres i wanted to be a real hotshot cool kid, to all the party young dudes, i liked that i chucked a tantrum because dad wanted me to be with disability workers, i wanted more ya know mucking around in groups with them, yeah they are nice but i am an independent artist and writer aqnd youtube entertainer mind you carers are helping me be an independent artist and writer i was having delusions that my mates pat and lyle were treating me like a little cool kid, they ain’t my daddy’s though dad was, i never got on with him, i wish i did dad tried to say, your one of the young dudes, treating me like him and mummy, i hated that, but i tolerate that now i heard old mates saying, leave the more big bad brainy winey, your not like us, NEVER when i committed that awful act on an 11 year old boy, i heard my mate pat say in my head you are not ever going to be treated like one of US young dudes ever again the voices say to me, i am a cool kid to the young dudes, but i ain’t better though then the voices say, ***** are better, i told the voices, i am not a criminal, i am not a pheadphile i am party loving, poetry loving cool man, dude the voices can say **** till they are blue in the face, i ain’t getting worried, but the voices are annoying me all day, I HATE THAT i tried to be a little cool kid playing cool for people going to bed, and dad said, uhhhh! get away from me, kid dad was a man, and now he’s little betty campbell, see ya betty from cool man brian you see dad up there in NIRVANA, i am the only disabled person in our close knit family and you are being forgotten too, in a way, in the cool way, dad did say, he doesn’t wanna be cool well, this affects betty’s mojo
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Jun 11, 2015
Jun 11, 2015 at 5:06 AM UTC
dad, getting his own back ha ha
little daddy waddy ******* his thumb just like a stuck up little brat i am a man, ya know, run of the mill though i am penniless, but that doesn’t stop me from being talented but dad teased me like a stuck up little brat is what he looks like to me yeah, he helped me but i wasn’t his cool kid, back then what is wrong with me to him, i was trying to be a cool kid dad, to me was a nerd cause he probably only liked together people i tried to gain his respect but i learnt together means theory for ***** i am never going to grow up for dad, but he isn’t around anymore i am a real real man and dad was like a little baby wa wa wa wa wa i liked pat in my head, because i didn’t want to pick fights with dad i was visioning dad as a perfect little gentlemen, what’s wrong with that i probably hear laughing at my mental health TV station idea, what is wrong with that that’ll be fun for the poor and suffering to have a mental health TV station mentally ill people love entertaining i hate voices in my head saying to rob my stuff i was a little young dude, who isn’t too woosey for life who’s a little young dude, who isn’t too woosey for life brian’s a little young dude, who isn’t too woosey for life ha ha ha, i hear voices of old mates protecting me they look like geeks who are trying to be like little homely kids dad never understood that i was trying to be nice he didn’t understand i liked partying at shopping centres i wanted to be a real hotshot cool kid, to all the party young dudes, i liked that i chucked a tantrum because dad wanted me to be with disability workers, i wanted more ya know mucking around in groups with them, yeah they are nice but i am an independent artist and writer aqnd youtube entertainer mind you carers are helping me be an independent artist and writer i was having delusions that my mates pat and lyle were treating me like a little cool kid, they ain’t my daddy’s though dad was, i never got on with him, i wish i did dad tried to say, your one of the young dudes, treating me like him and mummy, i hated that, but i tolerate that now i heard old mates saying, leave the more big bad brainy winey, your not like us, NEVER when i committed that awful act on an 11 year old boy, i heard my mate pat say in my head you are not ever going to be treated like one of US young dudes ever again the voices say to me, i am a cool kid to the young dudes, but i ain’t better though then the voices say, ***** are better, i told the voices, i am not a criminal, i am not a pheadphile i am party loving, poetry loving cool man, dude the voices can say **** till they are blue in the face, i ain’t getting worried, but the voices are annoying me all day, I HATE THAT i tried to be a little cool kid playing cool for people going to bed, and dad said, uhhhh! get away from me, kid dad was a man, and now he’s little betty campbell, see ya betty from cool man brian you see dad up there in NIRVANA, i am the only disabled person in our close knit family and you are being forgotten too, in a way, in the cool way, dad did say, he doesn’t wanna be cool well, this affects betty’s mojo
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If you will indulge me, a Story for you: "Ending" I’m safely tucked up in bed now. So frail. When I think how fat I used to be. But I’m very, very old. Might even die tonight, in my sleep. Can hear the wind howling outside. It’s not such a bad place this. The carers look after me well. If I’m lucky they will wheel me into the garden again tomorrow. Hope that wind dies down and the sun shines. Where am I? Can’t recall the name. This Dim Enta thing. So tired now. So tired… “And wake!” What? Where am I? On my back! Ceiling. Face! Doctor Sanders!” “It’s over, Krol, welcome back.” I remember. Doctor Sanders. I’ve been hypnotised, regressed to a former life. Lived that whole life! And now I’m awake! Me: “Did I just die there?” Dr. Sanders: “Yes Krol, in your sleep. Or at least the person you were died in his sleep… But did you get the full life experience this time?” Me: “Just about, Bob. I can remember back to being about three. My parents, our little dog, a baby sister. Playing with a wooden train or something that you could ride in. But it seems I died in my sleep…” Bob: “How far back in time was this?” Me: “I was born mid-twentieth century, not long after the Second World War…” Bob: “Fascinating. Better get you into Debriefing, before you forget it all.” Me: “Yeah. It sure was a long life. Lots of history for you. I can’t get over that that was me!” Bob: “You’ll soon adjust, Krol.” Me: “That Death thing was scary, Bob. I was afraid of ‘dying’, as they called it, for most of my life. Thank goodness we found a cure.” Bob: “Yes Krol, things were really rough back then. But come on, let’s get that report of yours done…” Paul Butters © PB 13\6\2018.
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Jun 13, 2018
Jun 13, 2018 at 6:19 AM UTC
Ending
If you will indulge me, a Story for you: "Ending" I’m safely tucked up in bed now. So frail. When I think how fat I used to be. But I’m very, very old. Might even die tonight, in my sleep. Can hear the wind howling outside. It’s not such a bad place this. The carers look after me well. If I’m lucky they will wheel me into the garden again tomorrow. Hope that wind dies down and the sun shines. Where am I? Can’t recall the name. This Dim Enta thing. So tired now. So tired… “And wake!” What? Where am I? On my back! Ceiling. Face! Doctor Sanders!” “It’s over, Krol, welcome back.” I remember. Doctor Sanders. I’ve been hypnotised, regressed to a former life. Lived that whole life! And now I’m awake! Me: “Did I just die there?” Dr. Sanders: “Yes Krol, in your sleep. Or at least the person you were died in his sleep… But did you get the full life experience this time?” Me: “Just about, Bob. I can remember back to being about three. My parents, our little dog, a baby sister. Playing with a wooden train or something that you could ride in. But it seems I died in my sleep…” Bob: “How far back in time was this?” Me: “I was born mid-twentieth century, not long after the Second World War…” Bob: “Fascinating. Better get you into Debriefing, before you forget it all.” Me: “Yeah. It sure was a long life. Lots of history for you. I can’t get over that that was me!” Bob: “You’ll soon adjust, Krol.” Me: “That Death thing was scary, Bob. I was afraid of ‘dying’, as they called it, for most of my life. Thank goodness we found a cure.” Bob: “Yes Krol, things were really rough back then. But come on, let’s get that report of yours done…” Paul Butters © PB 13\6\2018.
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