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"cavities" poems
Lollipops to cigarettes Cooties turned to pregnancy The cute little girls and boys we once knew at recess are no more, some are drop outs, some are on the news for ****** and others have seemed to disappear from existence How did this happen? How did the life we knew so well as children, filled with jump rope and four square, turn into the monstrosity of modern society The drama now is about boys, drugs, and flunking school, the only so called 'drama' back then was when someone else had the blue crayon you needed to finish your color by number Computers, televisions, and phones take over the lives of children nowadays, the big pass times when we were kids was to go back in the woods behind our houses and catch salamander, play hide and seek and cops and robbers when it started to get dark Now? It's lying to your parents to go out and get drunk, skipping class to go smoke **** and and turning the lollipop in your mouth into a cigarette Did you ever consider that the lollipop tastes better? That maybe this sticky strawberry mess gives you a better outlook on life? When you're a kid and you're happy with your crayons and hopscotch you don't care what problems you're faced with: if someones lost; find them, if someone's feelings are hurt; say sorry, if you wanna lose weight; lose it This lollipop of yours has turned an upside-down world right-side-up again creating brighter perspectives and healthier pass times So instead of curling our fingers around disgusting cancer sticks and pregnancy tests, maybe we should grab hold of that lollipops taste and lever let go...so the only downfall to life, is cavities.
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Oct 23, 2012
Oct 23, 2012 at 4:32 PM UTC
Lollipops to Cigarettes
Lollipops to cigarettes Cooties turned to pregnancy The cute little girls and boys we once knew at recess are no more, some are drop outs, some are on the news for ****** and others have seemed to disappear from existence How did this happen? How did the life we knew so well as children, filled with jump rope and four square, turn into the monstrosity of modern society The drama now is about boys, drugs, and flunking school, the only so called 'drama' back then was when someone else had the blue crayon you needed to finish your color by number Computers, televisions, and phones take over the lives of children nowadays, the big pass times when we were kids was to go back in the woods behind our houses and catch salamander, play hide and seek and cops and robbers when it started to get dark Now? It's lying to your parents to go out and get drunk, skipping class to go smoke **** and and turning the lollipop in your mouth into a cigarette Did you ever consider that the lollipop tastes better? That maybe this sticky strawberry mess gives you a better outlook on life? When you're a kid and you're happy with your crayons and hopscotch you don't care what problems you're faced with: if someones lost; find them, if someone's feelings are hurt; say sorry, if you wanna lose weight; lose it This lollipop of yours has turned an upside-down world right-side-up again creating brighter perspectives and healthier pass times So instead of curling our fingers around disgusting cancer sticks and pregnancy tests, maybe we should grab hold of that lollipops taste and lever let go...so the only downfall to life, is cavities.
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my entrails seaping crimson blackness into my heart Bitten by the rotting incisors you force into my flesh My body seeking your gaping void mere mortals describe as a mouth Your dark hollow soul blackening Cutting my thin cold skin i let you in. Feeling our flesh merging in this torturing oneness, Filling the cavities of endlessness. i yearn to feel you feasting upon my clammy cold covering desiring for the essence of your inner being to take me whole devouring my crescent moon in undertones of a wild demonic frenzy Extracting dark passion from your soul Staring into darkest nights of your mind's cavity. Through your soul, a black gaping hole. Darklights seeping through my sanity. searching for a searing flame it matters not that my etheral love is a force from another plain i can only believe in the feeling of you Perpetual fear of being hurt long i went through. This torturing love you wrung me through. my cold dead heart lingers in a state of confusion serving only to terrorize my mind forever playing tricks on me for a soul ive left behind
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Nov 21, 2010
Nov 21, 2010 at 4:39 AM UTC
an empty sanity (a collaboration between gothic mistress and satan)
raw ******* thumbs drawing open the canvas of cavities hot stink, tangles of pink wrinkles, ground turkey and beef pulse of the earth in the groan of the springs as the sequence of spirits inhabits a lopsided carpet of blood, cardiovascular, creation, crawling pineapple sweat, ******* neck licking saliva stains, flesh slapping, teeth jousting, chins grinding explosions, eruptions, screaming, biting, clutching the rim, apocalypse, APOCALYPSE, the guilty apocalypse
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Jun 30, 2014
Jun 30, 2014 at 12:09 AM UTC
normal ***
when swimming with dolphins lost phase, depth of oceans recurrence of persuasion the cavities erosion a pragmatic extension, the neural hyper tension grace the evening split precision aching remedies for aging repetition of the alkaline waste
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May 2, 2017
May 2, 2017 at 7:33 PM UTC
Hazel +
You are the apple of my eye, but this fruit's rotten to the core. You're suffocating me in your grip, but baby your hands are so warm. You're a corrupt tyrant king, and ***** tortured prisoner; Make me your silent queen, broken cell mate, and crying court jester. You stroke my hair, but your hands are on my shoulder. You bring me to new heights but, when I soar you grow colder. You're sweeter than our honeymoon phase on Valentine's Day baby. But the dentist said your **** gives me one year cavities. You have no doubts, "our dream's pristine and love is true". Then how come my heart, my soul, is black and blue? I am more alone when you hold my hand and say, "I'm here". But I feel so sick with fear at the thought of you not near. It's crazy. You're crazy. I'm crazy. Crazy (in pain) Crazy (in love) How could I go? Why can't I leave?
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Oct 26, 2014
Oct 26, 2014 at 7:54 PM UTC
Jamie's Song/Two Faced
And she takes the book waiting on the shelf, smelling of milk, toothpaste and goodnight kisses, it's pages cracked, worn thin with birthday wishes, wearing wrinkles wizened by the layers of fingerprints that traced the silk of mama's voice on every word. She turns to find him all tucked up in bed, head cushioned by a mop of curly hair, arms clutching tight a tattered teddy bear. His sleepy eyes draw her to his side and she leans in another once upon a time. Her voice kisses the curve of every word, calling to life a world she has to see, moulding reality to what it ought to be; a place with swings, slides and just five minutes more , sighs breathed to birth a need held deep inside. A land where all the games are fair, with candy houses but no cavities in sight, where all evil is banished by the light. The winds of time are soothed and still listening to the clicks of a clock that never stops ticking. Her child's eyes flutter to dance in dreams of his own and the bedtime lies shatter behind her eyes. It's not her son longing for a land where no one dies. Children are borne of pixie dust and shooting stars to a world of wonder built for each alone . Once upon a time is a prayer whispered by mama's at night to restrain the hurts and horrors of the earth with the soul wrenching fear she's felt since she gave birth. See she has to believe in forever and a day for her love for her son is growing all the while. She has to believe in love and life and laughter. She has to hold close the hope of happily ever after.
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Jun 29, 2013
Jun 29, 2013 at 1:14 AM UTC
Once Upon A Time
And she takes the book waiting on the shelf, smelling of milk, toothpaste and goodnight kisses, it's pages cracked, worn thin with birthday wishes, wearing wrinkles wizened by the layers of fingerprints that traced the silk of mama's voice on every word. She turns to find him all tucked up in bed, head cushioned by a mop of curly hair, arms clutching tight a tattered teddy bear. His sleepy eyes draw her to his side and she leans in another once upon a time. Her voice kisses the curve of every word, calling to life a world she has to see, moulding reality to what it ought to be; a place with swings, slides and just five minutes more , sighs breathed to birth a need held deep inside. A land where all the games are fair, with candy houses but no cavities in sight, where all evil is banished by the light. The winds of time are soothed and still listening to the clicks of a clock that never stops ticking. Her child's eyes flutter to dance in dreams of his own and the bedtime lies shatter behind her eyes. It's not her son longing for a land where no one dies. Children are borne of pixie dust and shooting stars to a world of wonder built for each alone . Once upon a time is a prayer whispered by mama's at night to restrain the hurts and horrors of the earth with the soul wrenching fear she's felt since she gave birth. See she has to believe in forever and a day for her love for her son is growing all the while. She has to believe in love and life and laughter. She has to hold close the hope of happily ever after.
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so i sit here with a hole in my foot with a hole in my head with a hole in this book with the hole in her eyes when she gave me that look with the hole in my face when i saw what he took the hole in my heart i still don't know the crook paper is just too easy to tear and you think i'm easy when you see i've been shook i think i need a hook now there's a hole in my stomach and it's feeling tight and queezy as she ties me up in knots of my poor esophagus her knuckles white from squeezing i breathing like a snake trying to shed the desert sun is hot so please lift this mask up off my head i try to offer a white flag but she kills me instead cause she doesn't like the things that she can't understand and so she holds her fists like they have holes in them holds me like there are holes in me cavities of ample opportunity for punishment and further tearing, no tears, none of this teething willful jeer i'll split and rewire, i don't need old fears i am only tired at best the pieces did not defy gravity they fell right out of my ****** chest but landing is a skill you see tear me apart for free and be my guest ripping down the wallpaper wrestling with the messes of stresses no one will unremember looking for the emotions you desperately want to render but while i'm still soft i'm no longer tender so remember when you enter that no matter what the temper of the sender or persuasion of the vendor i will not surrender to all these social mind benders there is a hole in my flag my blood is an involuntary badge no more flags, white stains too easily
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Aug 12, 2013
Aug 12, 2013 at 2:07 AM UTC
white flag
so i sit here with a hole in my foot with a hole in my head with a hole in this book with the hole in her eyes when she gave me that look with the hole in my face when i saw what he took the hole in my heart i still don't know the crook paper is just too easy to tear and you think i'm easy when you see i've been shook i think i need a hook now there's a hole in my stomach and it's feeling tight and queezy as she ties me up in knots of my poor esophagus her knuckles white from squeezing i breathing like a snake trying to shed the desert sun is hot so please lift this mask up off my head i try to offer a white flag but she kills me instead cause she doesn't like the things that she can't understand and so she holds her fists like they have holes in them holds me like there are holes in me cavities of ample opportunity for punishment and further tearing, no tears, none of this teething willful jeer i'll split and rewire, i don't need old fears i am only tired at best the pieces did not defy gravity they fell right out of my ****** chest but landing is a skill you see tear me apart for free and be my guest ripping down the wallpaper wrestling with the messes of stresses no one will unremember looking for the emotions you desperately want to render but while i'm still soft i'm no longer tender so remember when you enter that no matter what the temper of the sender or persuasion of the vendor i will not surrender to all these social mind benders there is a hole in my flag my blood is an involuntary badge no more flags, white stains too easily
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There is a city that only I inhabit, and there is one in you, too but that must mean houses are there or a hotel one may stay during a visit. I guess it depends on who you ask, if they believe in an everlasting love big enough to fill the whole metropolis inside a person. I did not know until I met you that cavities within me could welcome a second resident and he would stay staring at these organs without thinking they look unnatural, like paintings x-rays EKG screens. I am sorry for explaining this to everyone but I am just so happy that my heartbeat sounds like a ticking clock to you – we hold bodies that tell their own time.
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Jul 11, 2013
Jul 11, 2013 at 1:54 AM UTC
dual citizenship
(and I cannot live from with-out) <> a poem in appreciation to Rossella Di Paolo <> I, too:           - am an embryonic work in progress, well into my seventh decade, with no ending in sight                                 I too,     live in the house of poetry, the address likely differs, but suspect the innards of the houses differs little, the decor,  quite similar          - my house shrewdly requests a rethinking,                                     noting, it lives my artifice, with in & with out Then, we are a We:                                              - my cavities house her, She, Poetry is of Ruth (1) born,           - Poetry, She, reminds me, ”whither thou goest, I will go” This duality:           - where the haunting of words providential,              emanate, both inhabiting & inhibits my breathing               She, a fearsome creature, a fearful-something, for it tears me and shreds tears its demands be wrung from with in to with out She, Poetry:           - leaves me gaping, hollow, fills me with             depressurizing boreholes exposed to the elements  of             externalities of an admixed atmospheres, that nature demands             be refilled, fresh in, stale out, for which the artifice trick is knowing which is which when Poetry’s  birthing:           - chest pounds, heart-rate beats heavy metal,             abdomen contracts, there then, no languid in my language,             no help untangling the alpha-bet jumbling,             product of the screams of pushing, squeezing it forth* *you’re hoping to quick-catch newly formed combinations, for if you fail, a poem noisily crashes to and through the floorboard cracks, where poetry’s chaotic glinting etes maliciously glimmer~winks at me with a sarcastic thank you* *“ah, too bad, another creation stillborn, gone to rest, biting the nether dust, without hope of resuscitation…”* just another unfinished work in progress periodically a survivor clean caught, transcribed, edited to be finished, amniotic fluids cleared, poem resurrected blessed with eternal life, readied to be shared and delivered, affirmed and you say to no one and to everyone: this poem will be our poem, wither it goes, ascending, descending, all live in the house of poets, one house, many apartments, each poem a god, and my God will be our God, your God, my God, in the House of Poetry
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Jun 21, 2023
Jun 21, 2023 at 5:55 PM UTC
I, too: Live with-in the House of Poetry
(and I cannot live from with-out) <> a poem in appreciation to Rossella Di Paolo <> I, too:           - am an embryonic work in progress, well into my seventh decade, with no ending in sight                                 I too,     live in the house of poetry, the address likely differs, but suspect the innards of the houses differs little, the decor,  quite similar          - my house shrewdly requests a rethinking,                                     noting, it lives my artifice, with in & with out Then, we are a We:                                              - my cavities house her, She, Poetry is of Ruth (1) born,           - Poetry, She, reminds me, ”whither thou goest, I will go” This duality:           - where the haunting of words providential,              emanate, both inhabiting & inhibits my breathing               She, a fearsome creature, a fearful-something, for it tears me and shreds tears its demands be wrung from with in to with out She, Poetry:           - leaves me gaping, hollow, fills me with             depressurizing boreholes exposed to the elements  of             externalities of an admixed atmospheres, that nature demands             be refilled, fresh in, stale out, for which the artifice trick is knowing which is which when Poetry’s  birthing:           - chest pounds, heart-rate beats heavy metal,             abdomen contracts, there then, no languid in my language,             no help untangling the alpha-bet jumbling,             product of the screams of pushing, squeezing it forth* *you’re hoping to quick-catch newly formed combinations, for if you fail, a poem noisily crashes to and through the floorboard cracks, where poetry’s chaotic glinting etes maliciously glimmer~winks at me with a sarcastic thank you* *“ah, too bad, another creation stillborn, gone to rest, biting the nether dust, without hope of resuscitation…”* just another unfinished work in progress periodically a survivor clean caught, transcribed, edited to be finished, amniotic fluids cleared, poem resurrected blessed with eternal life, readied to be shared and delivered, affirmed and you say to no one and to everyone: this poem will be our poem, wither it goes, ascending, descending, all live in the house of poets, one house, many apartments, each poem a god, and my God will be our God, your God, my God, in the House of Poetry
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You tell me you miss me, yet you do nothing You tell me you like me, yet you do nothing You wanna kiss me, you wanna hug me, you wanna **** me But the truth of the matter is that you left me Remember I wasn’t the one who decided to go You left us You left me **** you and the way that I hate myself For the feelings that I felt when you left me Honestly, **** you and the way that I'm mad at you For all the reasons and the ******** and the lies you told me I know, I know. It's not your fault that you have **** going on It’s my fault that I'm mad, Trying to look for a reason to not hate you as much as I do. Trying to combat the feelings of missing you And you tell me sweet nothings whispered into my ear For you to only turn your back when I'm not there And you tell me these lies like sweet honey pie Cavities fill my teeth from the sweet, sweet words But I know you don't care that you hurt me But really. It's myself that I hate For feeling these things You and I are okay, but still, I'm hurting every single day. Your reason is valid, and for that, I'm sorry that I feel this way.
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Mar 2, 2022
Mar 2, 2022 at 10:01 AM UTC
**** You
bad boy, i got a weakness i like the taste of blood licked from my own hands from being reckless tearing hearts out their intended cavities and im afraid my mouth is cold from being exposed i guess i keep the charade of getting mad at you for not buying me cigarettes or not telling me to quit them depending if im interested in you i go to the gym to heal all of my mistakes instead of church and its cuffing season want you to tie me to your mast and leave me there all season then afterwards we'll never text each other again because you're a bad boy and you are no good for me
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Nov 6, 2017
Nov 6, 2017 at 3:10 PM UTC
you're a bad boy
Your words were so sweet— I bet that when you lied through your teeth— You got cavities.
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Jan 19, 2016
Jan 19, 2016 at 4:46 PM UTC
Nostalgia, Sugar, and Hats with Hockey Teams on Them
He says he loves me He says that my smile glows of hope And laughter And wisdom He says that I have this glow in me That radiates out Embracing life He says I'm enough But he only sees my reflection And if he tried to skip a stone He would see the perfection Transform Create shapes not welcome Let him peak At the murky bottom Filled with treasure and trash All covered in slime My smile, Is crooked Has yellow spots and cavities And the only thing that it beams Is the breathe of my last catastrophe. He calls me wise. Only because he has never witnessed The mistakes I step into, The mistakes I give one more chance, The mistakes that haunt in every corner- Even the corner of my smile He says he looks me in the eyes and sees hope. I wonder where. For when I glance at them There is only emptiness, And despair, And the only thing I radiate Is a warning Do not tread that path To the one lake With the pretty reflection It is just a mask And though you may love a beautiful mask A mask is not enough But he says a mask can't mask everything A mask can't mask How I look up When I'm on the brink of tears As if the sun will wipe away my worries A mask can't mask How when a hand is outstretched My whole being is clasped around it A mask can't mask That light that shines out of you. Because, Darling, That light is too bright, For even all of your self doubt, Worries, And the world, To burn it out. And a mask can't mask And a skipping stone won't transform That I love you And because of him I think I can love me too.
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Aug 22, 2013
Aug 22, 2013 at 2:16 AM UTC
Radiance
He says he loves me He says that my smile glows of hope And laughter And wisdom He says that I have this glow in me That radiates out Embracing life He says I'm enough But he only sees my reflection And if he tried to skip a stone He would see the perfection Transform Create shapes not welcome Let him peak At the murky bottom Filled with treasure and trash All covered in slime My smile, Is crooked Has yellow spots and cavities And the only thing that it beams Is the breathe of my last catastrophe. He calls me wise. Only because he has never witnessed The mistakes I step into, The mistakes I give one more chance, The mistakes that haunt in every corner- Even the corner of my smile He says he looks me in the eyes and sees hope. I wonder where. For when I glance at them There is only emptiness, And despair, And the only thing I radiate Is a warning Do not tread that path To the one lake With the pretty reflection It is just a mask And though you may love a beautiful mask A mask is not enough But he says a mask can't mask everything A mask can't mask How I look up When I'm on the brink of tears As if the sun will wipe away my worries A mask can't mask How when a hand is outstretched My whole being is clasped around it A mask can't mask That light that shines out of you. Because, Darling, That light is too bright, For even all of your self doubt, Worries, And the world, To burn it out. And a mask can't mask And a skipping stone won't transform That I love you And because of him I think I can love me too.
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It was in total a fast track ticket to the moon and I can't return to transaction dock 8 too soon the star checkout lane at my local supermarket tops balloons with rocket science aeronautics that pilot's service areas binary counter perfect exceeding expectations bent into global orbit My items sped along to muzak her slim milky way belt a smile beaming discount countdowns heaven sent taking off in bit lips when her priceless item buttons almost burst free to air with a strain of special promotions helpfully assisting my every excess flight of fancy made impulse buys a baggage allowance necessity She stroked parts of her radical laser station to fully engage hygienic wiped spills of imagination and I felt the warp of hyperdrive tangelo engines urging me into a dive to scan juice ripe tangerines a last minute save fuelled by stalling flashback cavities gyrating in tight nets as we escaped earth's gravity With a twist of her wrist I was into fits-the-bill ecstasy as the whirr of electronics cut loose such quality with a lick of an index finger our mission was bagged handled too efficiently for any danger of jet lag no flyby chance to not exchange standby coupons my trolley emptied of offers too galactic to pass on
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Jul 7, 2014
Jul 7, 2014 at 12:52 AM UTC
The Pocket Rocket At Dock 8
Love on my toes, love in the cabinet, love jumps off balconies it is an eighteen year old succubus offering spinal taps. Bring the gentlemen their evening numbness before next morning’s nightmare and ******** are scheduled on God’s map – he just steps out for a moment, settles his sleeping mask on. God is so unhappy: he understands nothing of love. Get this recipe recited so we shall feed them pink and blue pills which knobs can sting boys in the *** a fleabite or bow soon our leather heels chime through their ears like hooves. The master may question their nutrition so hold out a paper cup sloshing in female nectar, our vaguely cerise saliva sustenance that comes from between slits carved for such – these acids are love, love, love. Love from cavities, love pearls knotted in the roots of a mother clam, fallopian love tubes. Every shoebox offers warmth, complementary wakeup calls a petite blonde to peel him out of his pajamas, too – lay your husbands down into the doll-case if he has no love as God is not watching here. Oh, how happy our gentlemen are.
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Mar 25, 2013
Mar 25, 2013 at 4:42 PM UTC
*** objects
suddenly I'm able to see everything. too much. its all there. right in front of me everything is elucidated I just wish someone would come back, and fog up these windows I use for eyes and maybe put back some of that sweet mystery into the world I wish I was back in that candy shop. When my only worriers were the cavities that Dr. Patanaud would discover hiding in the dark crevices of my mouth But now, along with those cavities in the deep and infinite caves of my whole are secrets that hurt more than cavities that I wish my dentist could fill. but he cannot and so now, here I am. with a sore mouth. and sore eyes. and sore ears. sitting at the only lit table in a romantically dark room
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Jul 1, 2014
Jul 1, 2014 at 5:09 PM UTC
and i'm only sixteen
Her press on nails graced her sunken in cheek Tracing the bone that seemed to cut like glass Remembering days of endless driving Her high heels out the window The sun whispered sweet nothings But no one knew how personal those were And here she is At the vanity of a ****** motel Dusting powder across lesions that spattered her skin ****** patches on her skin Just like holes in her skin She cries Removing the brown wig that she tossed for years Brushing it in her hands The tears held on as if they didn’t want to let go Standing She slips off her briefs Gazing into the mirror Horrified at the person staring back at her Invisible bones now visible Crevices and cavities too deep Webs of veins that were colored too brightly Wearing the anatomy of a man that was no longer there A body not worth surgery Wiping sweat off her forehead Smearing her drawn on eyebrows All she can hear is “Your mother and I gave birth to a son named Raymond. What happened?” That name echoed in her head Drawing pleads from her ears She collapsed Her thighs bruised from one too many needle-pricks Tracing each hole with her finger As if to draw out an answer She A forgotten woman Who only tried to cope Her t-shirts were too big “Raymond, Your T-Cell count is too low” A forgotten woman Who only tried to cope “Is this ‘cause you’re a ****** Raymond?” A forgotten woman Who only tried to cope “Raymond, there is no cure for AIDS” She wept Mascara staining her pale face Press on nails clutching her arms Hugging herself Because no one else was would Rayon died alone She was no longer forced to love from an infected vessel To hurt from a torn home To pray on laced knees This hotel room became a mausoleum Smelling of death and perfume Rayon was a forgotten woman Who only needed to cope But exiled by a community of people For loving too much
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Apr 9, 2014
Apr 9, 2014 at 11:46 PM UTC
Rayon
Her press on nails graced her sunken in cheek Tracing the bone that seemed to cut like glass Remembering days of endless driving Her high heels out the window The sun whispered sweet nothings But no one knew how personal those were And here she is At the vanity of a ****** motel Dusting powder across lesions that spattered her skin ****** patches on her skin Just like holes in her skin She cries Removing the brown wig that she tossed for years Brushing it in her hands The tears held on as if they didn’t want to let go Standing She slips off her briefs Gazing into the mirror Horrified at the person staring back at her Invisible bones now visible Crevices and cavities too deep Webs of veins that were colored too brightly Wearing the anatomy of a man that was no longer there A body not worth surgery Wiping sweat off her forehead Smearing her drawn on eyebrows All she can hear is “Your mother and I gave birth to a son named Raymond. What happened?” That name echoed in her head Drawing pleads from her ears She collapsed Her thighs bruised from one too many needle-pricks Tracing each hole with her finger As if to draw out an answer She A forgotten woman Who only tried to cope Her t-shirts were too big “Raymond, Your T-Cell count is too low” A forgotten woman Who only tried to cope “Is this ‘cause you’re a ****** Raymond?” A forgotten woman Who only tried to cope “Raymond, there is no cure for AIDS” She wept Mascara staining her pale face Press on nails clutching her arms Hugging herself Because no one else was would Rayon died alone She was no longer forced to love from an infected vessel To hurt from a torn home To pray on laced knees This hotel room became a mausoleum Smelling of death and perfume Rayon was a forgotten woman Who only needed to cope But exiled by a community of people For loving too much
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a high school football game. the field is ablaze with juicy roses and doves. the athletes suddenly drop thier pencils, their coughing hands made of melting wax. all the trombones are falling apart, and the flute players are losing their ******* under the bleachers, throwing away secrets. heartbeats cracking broomsticks, the nuns were always hitchhikers with resounding gag reflexes. i sail forward, snatching the time bomb from the quarterback, snuffing out a pall mall on his right eyelid. the dead angel is summoned to slay the horrible hippopotamus. she is ancient. she has a mouth full of cavities and peace in her veins. the truth is a piercing thing, whose bitter tongue will decay me.
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Jan 7, 2012
Jan 7, 2012 at 2:07 PM UTC
scene on a floating barge
sugar is how we got here sprinkled on things that were once plain and thus made so much sweeter doused on the painful qualms of everyones stupid life poured on our guilty pleasures that keep us astray from what we know but sugar gives us cavities rots our teeth rots our soul rots our world
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May 16, 2014
May 16, 2014 at 4:30 PM UTC
the seductress
The clickety-click-clack-clack of keys clicking and the creek-creek-creek of the rusty chairs, you grinding cavities into your teeth. Is this your definition of time passing? Time here is slow. Almost unmoving. You see a window, consider the possible way through it. Boredom does have a tidy death streak.
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Apr 1, 2014
Apr 1, 2014 at 5:37 AM UTC
Bored
cicadas quiet internet down phones dead can’t tweet nor yelp 4 Square won’t process my payments bluetooth cavities iTunes tuned out blogger blogged down web surf ain’t up G+ Circles broken defriended on FB Outlook e-mails stuck in outbox G-Mail postman not making appointed rounds apps won't load YouTube on hold my e-commerce bankrupt Myspace empty tumblr stumbled LinkedIn disconnect digital blips ain't blinking not sure if I’m alive I'm in a virtual existential crisis uncertain if I’ll survive Donna Summer I Will Survive Oakland 6/27/13 jbm
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Jun 27, 2013
Jun 27, 2013 at 11:26 AM UTC
virtual crisis
Just like you I need some space And some time To think things over Because life Is never about Sugar drops And candy cane kisses It’s about the cavities You get in your wisdom teeth Afterward.
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May 11, 2013
May 11, 2013 at 10:58 AM UTC
sweet tooth
You may think Halloween's great But it's the one holiday that I really hate All the little sweet-toothed children Always forget to brush their teeth Even the one's that normally floss When it's me vs. the candy, I've traditionally lost Oh Halloween, I despise you And all the cavities you bring The SweetTarts and the lollipos Caramel apples with nuts on top Hershey's and Reese's Skittles and all their sugary pieces M&M;'s and Snickers Why don't we just give out stickers?! Jolly Ranchers and Gummi Bears Instant cavities, everywhere! So when October comes to an end I wait for the patients they're sure to send Filling after filling after filling Children crying while I'm drilling I don't like it, despite the business it provides On the night of October 31st, I always hide Not wanting to fuel the tragedy that always ensues I hate Halloween, I really, really do.
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Jan 21, 2011
Jan 21, 2011 at 2:56 PM UTC
Dentist's Lament
Chocolates smell good. Children eat it as food. They get cavities in their teeth. Then their teeth are not neat Chocolates have ingredients called cocoa. Chocolates are not sold in Morocco. Chocolates are in shapes of ***** You get chocolates in shops and malls. They come in shapes of trains. They even come in shapes of paints. Chocolates are made of milk. For a example a chocolate called diary milk silk. Chocolates come in favours of apple. Chocolates come in colours of maple, Chocolates are brown. Chocolate kings wear them as a crown. People can eat chocolates for breakfast, Chocolates for lunch, Chocolates for dinner. They get so much energy, That they will run a marathon and become a winner
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Oct 2, 2013
Oct 2, 2013 at 11:03 AM UTC
A chocolate