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"cheapskate" poems
Gemini's delightful. Cancer is polite. Leo is romantic. Virgo's quite bright. Libra is creative. Scorpio, tenacious. Sagittarius, festive. Capricorn, vivacious. Aquarius is witty. Pisces, prolific. Aries is charming. Taurus, terrific. ----------*--------- Taurus is quite stubborn. Aries, a frightful ***** Pisces, a flaming cheapskate. Aquarius is mostly crude. Capricorn's nasty and spiteful. Sagittarius, shallow and weak. Scorpio's flagrantly flighty. Libra, annoying and meek. Virgo's simply pompous. Leo, clearly deranged. Cancer, always impossible. Gemini, downright strange. *
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Jul 21, 2015
Jul 21, 2015 at 3:10 PM UTC
* Astro.Schizo *
Ben Kowalewicz (spoken): Hi, my name is Ben Kowalewicz and this is Billy Talent. Well I tripped, I fell down naked I drank from a cup of lead I hugged a skunk, it peed on me Yesterday I joined Scientology Steal a Camaro, then **** Jack Sparrow Try stupid **** try stupid **** Jump in a dump truck, smell **** and get stuck I cannot read, I cannot read **** on computers, then drink some pewter Die sanity, die sanity Marry a cheapskate, gain ninety pounds weight I'm really dumb, I'm really dumb I'm stupid, it's my fault, so daft I like to play in the garbage shaft The best sport is Parkour, **** straight I arrive at work five hours late Drink a deep fryer, eat some barbed wire Try stupid **** try stupid **** Sleep in a fireplace, burn your entire face I cannot read, I cannot read Cinnamon challenge, go on a chalk binge Die sanity, Die sanity Bike into traffic, pose pornographic I'm a ******* I'm a ******* I ate some poo! I'm stupid, it's my fault Try I'm stupid, it's my fault Lie This bad song don't make sense Pie Get a Prince Albert, snake blood for dessert now? Drink some Everclear, cut off your own ear now? Go back in time to, forties as a Jew Try stupid **** try stupid **** Do *** and rip off your right knee I cannot read, I cannot read Find the KKK, put on some blackface Die sanity, die sanity Locate a pervert, then take off your shirt I am a twit, I am a twit I am a twit, I am a twit Try stupid **** try stupid **** I am a twit, I am a twit
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May 27, 2012
May 27, 2012 at 6:15 PM UTC
Try Stupid **** a Billy Talent parody
In my dream, drilling into the marrow of my entire bone, my real dream, I'm walking up and down Beacon Hill searching for a street sign -- namely MERCY STREET. Not there. I try the Back Bay. Not there. Not there. And yet I know the number. 45 Mercy Street. I know the stained-glass window of the foyer, the three flights of the house with its parquet floors. I know the furniture and mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, the servants. I know the cupboard of Spode the boat of ice, solid silver, where the butter sits in neat squares like strange giant's teeth on the big mahogany table. I know it well. Not there. Where did you go? 45 Mercy Street, with great-grandmother kneeling in her whale-bone corset and praying gently but fiercely to the wash basin, at five A.M. at noon dozing in her wiggy rocker, grandfather taking a nap in the pantry, grandmother pushing the bell for the downstairs maid, and Nana rocking Mother with an oversized flower on her forehead to cover the curl of when she was good and when she was... And where she was begat and in a generation the third she will beget, me, with the stranger's seed blooming into the flower called Horrid. I walk in a yellow dress and a white pocketbook stuffed with cigarettes, enough pills, my wallet, my keys, and being twenty-eight, or is it forty-five? I walk. I walk. I hold matches at street signs for it is dark, as dark as the leathery dead and I have lost my green Ford, my house in the suburbs, two little kids ****** up like pollen by the bee in me and a husband who has wiped off his eyes in order not to see my inside out and I am walking and looking and this is no dream just my oily life where the people are alibis and the street is unfindable for an entire lifetime. Pull the shades down -- I don't care! Bolt the door, mercy, erase the number, rip down the street sign, what can it matter, what can it matter to this cheapskate who wants to own the past that went out on a dead ship and left me only with paper? Not there. I open my pocketbook, as women do, and fish swim back and forth between the dollars and the lipstick. I pick them out, one by one and throw them at the street signs, and shoot my pocketbook into the Charles River. Next I pull the dream off and slam into the cement wall of the clumsy calendar I live in, my life, and its hauled up notebooks.
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45 Mercy Street
In my dream, drilling into the marrow of my entire bone, my real dream, I'm walking up and down Beacon Hill searching for a street sign -- namely MERCY STREET. Not there. I try the Back Bay. Not there. Not there. And yet I know the number. 45 Mercy Street. I know the stained-glass window of the foyer, the three flights of the house with its parquet floors. I know the furniture and mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, the servants. I know the cupboard of Spode the boat of ice, solid silver, where the butter sits in neat squares like strange giant's teeth on the big mahogany table. I know it well. Not there. Where did you go? 45 Mercy Street, with great-grandmother kneeling in her whale-bone corset and praying gently but fiercely to the wash basin, at five A.M. at noon dozing in her wiggy rocker, grandfather taking a nap in the pantry, grandmother pushing the bell for the downstairs maid, and Nana rocking Mother with an oversized flower on her forehead to cover the curl of when she was good and when she was... And where she was begat and in a generation the third she will beget, me, with the stranger's seed blooming into the flower called Horrid. I walk in a yellow dress and a white pocketbook stuffed with cigarettes, enough pills, my wallet, my keys, and being twenty-eight, or is it forty-five? I walk. I walk. I hold matches at street signs for it is dark, as dark as the leathery dead and I have lost my green Ford, my house in the suburbs, two little kids ****** up like pollen by the bee in me and a husband who has wiped off his eyes in order not to see my inside out and I am walking and looking and this is no dream just my oily life where the people are alibis and the street is unfindable for an entire lifetime. Pull the shades down -- I don't care! Bolt the door, mercy, erase the number, rip down the street sign, what can it matter, what can it matter to this cheapskate who wants to own the past that went out on a dead ship and left me only with paper? Not there. I open my pocketbook, as women do, and fish swim back and forth between the dollars and the lipstick. I pick them out, one by one and throw them at the street signs, and shoot my pocketbook into the Charles River. Next I pull the dream off and slam into the cement wall of the clumsy calendar I live in, my life, and its hauled up notebooks.
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my cat bit my earphones i am a person who commutes everyday with my earphones on. i listen to music and i dance to it. doing what seem to be small jerks to the public but a series of big and grand moves in my head. i was a dancer. but my cat bit my earphones.   i hum the tunes ever so softly only to find out the stares from the people i ignored the whole ride, could hear me. i was a singer. a silent performer. for the audience of none. and yes, my cat bit my earphones. i am a person who can’t live without it. i listen to music and i zone in. i cancel all the thoughts in my head and just be. in the midst of beats, melodies, harmonies, and lyrics i was at peace. the maximum volume became my version of quiet. and yet my cat bit my earphones. the cheapskate in me stops me everyday from buying a new pair even if in exchange i’d have to embrace a new kind of quiet. the quiet shared by the people i commute with: the roaring engines, the horns of cars following no beat at all, the shouting of the barkers and conductors rapping with no flow. i hear everything. i was a listener. a loud performance for the audience of one. all because my cat bit my earphones. i blame my cat everyday for this punishment. i love my cat but sometimes i wish she could pay for it or even apologize for that matter. but i have no choice but to continue my everyday commute without my earphones. **** my cat bit my earphones. the thoughts i can’t mute when i commute now screams loudly begging me to listen. begging me to write them down. begging me to finally piece together all the words i know will make sense when given time. i am a writer. i just can’t help myself but think that my cat bit my earphones. now i am a person who commutes everyday without my earphones on. i listen to my head and i feel it. putting together ideas and emotions that may seem unpolished to me but could be something great to the public once heard. i am an artist. a performer. for the audience, i’m the one. all because my cat bit my earphones.
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Jul 18, 2019
Jul 18, 2019 at 5:02 AM UTC
my cat bit my earphones
my cat bit my earphones i am a person who commutes everyday with my earphones on. i listen to music and i dance to it. doing what seem to be small jerks to the public but a series of big and grand moves in my head. i was a dancer. but my cat bit my earphones.   i hum the tunes ever so softly only to find out the stares from the people i ignored the whole ride, could hear me. i was a singer. a silent performer. for the audience of none. and yes, my cat bit my earphones. i am a person who can’t live without it. i listen to music and i zone in. i cancel all the thoughts in my head and just be. in the midst of beats, melodies, harmonies, and lyrics i was at peace. the maximum volume became my version of quiet. and yet my cat bit my earphones. the cheapskate in me stops me everyday from buying a new pair even if in exchange i’d have to embrace a new kind of quiet. the quiet shared by the people i commute with: the roaring engines, the horns of cars following no beat at all, the shouting of the barkers and conductors rapping with no flow. i hear everything. i was a listener. a loud performance for the audience of one. all because my cat bit my earphones. i blame my cat everyday for this punishment. i love my cat but sometimes i wish she could pay for it or even apologize for that matter. but i have no choice but to continue my everyday commute without my earphones. **** my cat bit my earphones. the thoughts i can’t mute when i commute now screams loudly begging me to listen. begging me to write them down. begging me to finally piece together all the words i know will make sense when given time. i am a writer. i just can’t help myself but think that my cat bit my earphones. now i am a person who commutes everyday without my earphones on. i listen to my head and i feel it. putting together ideas and emotions that may seem unpolished to me but could be something great to the public once heard. i am an artist. a performer. for the audience, i’m the one. all because my cat bit my earphones.
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Man enters the tavern                             Claps down some cash and outbursts ;                                                        'Thirsty Things Firstly !' The barman evaluates his condition       And provides a session brew Man tilts toward potential company (a ferrety bloke in the shadows) "Pull up that stack of milk crates                          And halve a heart with me" (he earns a quick friend                                                in a tolerant stranger) Soon fellow gaspers fill out the gloom And an eve of humour descends Though soon upending Gourds downed the gullet Sunk ugly into the scene The tippling wit drags the night               to the Slurry Pit things turn Psychologically Rugged his Mates soon round on him bulldozing at the Elbows saying he's a Cheapskate they Berate him with rigorous Rattleprat he's been goated with the Cain's mark they tousle his crown malicious Thorough in his cups and eaves he mumbles and leaves heaving up bile words unheard               gurgle over his shoulder outside is dark and harsh Outside the whole wild world does wail and weary drunkenly he sings to match its melancholy but sadness lifts with his altered view he sees 'a flock of moons' weigh down the sky and natures churn                                                          makes a phosphorescent stew of it all ... decay                                          to lifes' celebration
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Jun 27, 2022
Jun 27, 2022 at 9:04 PM UTC
a Flock of Moons (decay to life II)
Man enters the tavern                             Claps down some cash and outbursts ;                                                        'Thirsty Things Firstly !' The barman evaluates his condition       And provides a session brew Man tilts toward potential company (a ferrety bloke in the shadows) "Pull up that stack of milk crates                          And halve a heart with me" (he earns a quick friend                                                in a tolerant stranger) Soon fellow gaspers fill out the gloom And an eve of humour descends Though soon upending Gourds downed the gullet Sunk ugly into the scene The tippling wit drags the night               to the Slurry Pit things turn Psychologically Rugged his Mates soon round on him bulldozing at the Elbows saying he's a Cheapskate they Berate him with rigorous Rattleprat he's been goated with the Cain's mark they tousle his crown malicious Thorough in his cups and eaves he mumbles and leaves heaving up bile words unheard               gurgle over his shoulder outside is dark and harsh Outside the whole wild world does wail and weary drunkenly he sings to match its melancholy but sadness lifts with his altered view he sees 'a flock of moons' weigh down the sky and natures churn                                                          makes a phosphorescent stew of it all ... decay                                          to lifes' celebration
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there's no delicate, politically correct way to say this. as soon as i saw you leaning against the wall of the bp, with your pants halfway down your *** your wifebeater thrown over your shoulder, your big brimmed hat on crooked, and your white skin pockmarked with needle tracks, i wasn't scared of you, i was disgusted. my first thought? *burned out ****** my second? just please don't say anything to me. my third? **** he's probably looking at my ****** white girl *** my fourth? he just opened the door for me. i think what i said was, "oh! thank you. excuse me." and i think what you said was, "ain't no thang." and i saw on your forearm not needle tracks, but the very same scars that have lined my hips and thighs. i looked at the sodas, and you pointed out the cheap ones. "my girl drank three sodas an hour before she passed. i guess you could call me a cheapskate, but it's worth it." i was lost for words, so i just thanked you again. you got in line, asked for the usual. you got your cigarettes. i bought my soda, and turned around to you holding the door. i said, "thank you again." and walked away. i don't know you. i don't know your life. i don't ever feel bad about making snap judgements. but you radically changed my view of you in two short minutes. if there was any way for you to know, i'd like to say i'm sorry. and thank you...you've inspired me to change.
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Apr 7, 2011
Apr 7, 2011 at 6:02 PM UTC
for someone i judged by first impression.
What is the magic in the sum of 19? It is not quite 20, in the mind a small enough amount. It is more than 15, which would make you a cheapskate. So many really good charities keep asking me for just 19.
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May 22, 2015
May 22, 2015 at 12:25 AM UTC
Just $19.00
Here’s an ode to the place that I sleep every night -- My apartment, so small, it can barely fit light. My bathroom is my kitchen, which is also my bedroom, And I walk on my knees because there’s a shortage of headroom. I don’t bring girls home because there’s no room for lovin’, If we fall off my bed, we’ll end up in the oven. There’s a cold draft all the time, at least that’s how it feels; I sleep with my feet out a window, and birds crap on my heels! I have One Single Light Bulb that dangles over the bed, And works 10 percent of the time, but it’s usually just dead. When I cook food I have to make sure that windows are open wide, Cuz if not, the smoke gets so thick you can’t see inside! And my smoke alarm is broken, which is actually a good thing, Cuz if it weren’t, all day long I’d hear that piercing RIIINNGGG!! My apartment is a disaster! I want back my money! It’s really depressing even though it sounds funny… I wanna find the landlord, that cheapskate disgrace, And in lieu of next month’s rent, give him a slap him across the face.
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Jun 16, 2015
Jun 16, 2015 at 1:25 PM UTC
My Tiny Apartment
There really isn't anything new On this year's Christmas Giver Menu. First we have the 'Accidental Insulter ' Who needs to hire, a clever gift consultor. While handing you a gymnasium voucher, Turning your emotions from 'sweet' to 'sour'! Insults dressed up as compliments are nothing new, But still,  Cuz, it's a bit hard to chew! Next in line is the 'Relentless Re-gifter' With telltale signs on my "new" game of Twister, Footprint stains and greasy hand marks, My goodness, my fury is starting to spark! "Do you love it? " She asks. "I knew you would! " She was feeling heroic like Robin Hood, Passing me that tired looking parcel, I wanted to fling that **** gift right back to the castle! I thought to myself, "Hey there Squire! Your ****** gifts just aren't my desire!! " Will I fret about this gift?  Not one bit, I'll just re-wrap it, re-gift it and, Give it back to them next year! The message, I bet, will be loud and clear. "The Cheapskate"! Oh, what can I say here? It's the same lame excuse year after year! Buying gifts, eluded his 'plan', He was far too busy, getting his tan. Gifts to him just didn't matter, As long as there was a lobster on a platter! "The Handmade Lover" has a Life affirming talent making, But that 'Floral cushion cover collection, I fear, by now,  is OVERTAKING!!! The "Gift Certificate  Easy Roller", Forgot you were plus five and a stroller, Smiles smugly,  as they hand it over, I'd need more luck,  than a four leaf clover, Taking them all in to get my nails done, Doesn't feel like a barrel of fun. So, in future to avoid this mad, crazy dash, I'd love to receive some COLD HARD CASH!! Now, nothing makes me feel more nauseated, Than "High Perceived Value packaging". "It's totally overrated! " But I take courage in the "One Who Knows Me Best" Their presents always outshine the rest! "Merry Christmas to one and all! " I hope that Santa heard your call, "H-E-L-P!!! " 1 Nov 2018
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Nov 2, 2018
Nov 2, 2018 at 5:42 AM UTC
The Giver Menu
There really isn't anything new On this year's Christmas Giver Menu. First we have the 'Accidental Insulter ' Who needs to hire, a clever gift consultor. While handing you a gymnasium voucher, Turning your emotions from 'sweet' to 'sour'! Insults dressed up as compliments are nothing new, But still,  Cuz, it's a bit hard to chew! Next in line is the 'Relentless Re-gifter' With telltale signs on my "new" game of Twister, Footprint stains and greasy hand marks, My goodness, my fury is starting to spark! "Do you love it? " She asks. "I knew you would! " She was feeling heroic like Robin Hood, Passing me that tired looking parcel, I wanted to fling that **** gift right back to the castle! I thought to myself, "Hey there Squire! Your ****** gifts just aren't my desire!! " Will I fret about this gift?  Not one bit, I'll just re-wrap it, re-gift it and, Give it back to them next year! The message, I bet, will be loud and clear. "The Cheapskate"! Oh, what can I say here? It's the same lame excuse year after year! Buying gifts, eluded his 'plan', He was far too busy, getting his tan. Gifts to him just didn't matter, As long as there was a lobster on a platter! "The Handmade Lover" has a Life affirming talent making, But that 'Floral cushion cover collection, I fear, by now,  is OVERTAKING!!! The "Gift Certificate  Easy Roller", Forgot you were plus five and a stroller, Smiles smugly,  as they hand it over, I'd need more luck,  than a four leaf clover, Taking them all in to get my nails done, Doesn't feel like a barrel of fun. So, in future to avoid this mad, crazy dash, I'd love to receive some COLD HARD CASH!! Now, nothing makes me feel more nauseated, Than "High Perceived Value packaging". "It's totally overrated! " But I take courage in the "One Who Knows Me Best" Their presents always outshine the rest! "Merry Christmas to one and all! " I hope that Santa heard your call, "H-E-L-P!!! " 1 Nov 2018
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When I was younger in a different time I had a habit on a special date, Or on an occasion, to write a rhyme, Often enough, because I'm a cheapskate. So as Christmas swiftly soon descends, And I've but my heart to claim as loot, I write this story for a special friend About a Giant and his Little Boots. You see, these two made quite an awesome pair - A lanky lad with lanky giant feet, He'd often smile as people'd often stare As he'd walk with Little Boots about the street. A friendship in college they did form. The Giant couldn't have asked for more. His Little Boots could help weather a storm Or bust a move on the Workman's floor. Those Little Boots helped through thick and thin. When he was in his darkest places, They'd help him smile and let light back in Or send him gifs or silly faces. He knew they could take different paths - Boots, like friends, can tread through the rough, But nothing could silence the joy or laughs - The friendship was made of stronger stuff. And so they lived, as friends, forever, The Giant and his Little Boots, Strolling down life's roads together Making it big time, in cahoots.
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Dec 30, 2015
Dec 30, 2015 at 12:49 PM UTC
The Ballad of Little Boots (Enclosed in a Christmas Card to a Dear Friend)
A raucous tone of an oldie worm gear Sound's like a screech that torn ears Toothed wheel and it revolving spiral, bear The oodles of blood as the oil of fear. The products are orderly transmitted diseases Wrench is limited avast for every pigment of it And to rely on its asylum, to ceases are not enough, to cover the dirt or to omit. Let's stave the stave of reddish fuels! If life is a wheel and we are its axles, Our will be done, drawn of our risksha And let this machine covert chutzpah. Working of two wheel with sloping square edge, Is the next wheel with trickery on the ledge. Our wheel has a will of its spare-part, none Midas touch But still, this wheel will chase the chaste egg to hutch. Be the egg of tomorrow, who's snob the chatterbox. Uproots our machine's cheapskate who's blood are their tax. Their waste turns to wax from the slave of fox. It can take away everything outside of our flocks
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Nov 26, 2015
Nov 26, 2015 at 7:21 PM UTC
Avarice Machinery
Life is a smorgasbord. A cheese plate. A puzzle. A cheapskate. A muzzle. That confuzzles And confounds you Bounds you Astounds you That the bind is to Liberty In the hopes you'll see You're nothing but free In this mess of a sea. Spirit hears your plea So don't be afraid To just Be.
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 12:37 PM UTC
A Smorgasbord.
It was Halloween and I kissed him On the sidewalk outside that cheapskate bar. It was Halloween and I was seventeen. And the scariest thing about all of this Is who I am becoming. I hit the ground rather running I've always been smart and cunning But I am getting a bit out of control. I hate myself But I hate him more And I hate God most For letting me turn out this way When I told him to make it all okay I told him so many times Six empty shot glasses and bitten limes Before I said amen. And morning felt like coffee grinds And night lingered like orange rinds Beneath your fingernails I locked myself within this jail I told you not to let me fail I told you not to let me fall I told you how I'd get lost in it all. And I was right. And where were you? Where were you to win my fight? When you left you took my light Where were you when I ****** up last night? It was Halloween and he tasted like nothing But who am I to judge. It was Halloween and the scariest thing about all of this Is I loved Halloween With a love so pure And I don't know if I can do that anymore. Maybe if you let me. (I'm telling you to let me)
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Nov 26, 2014
Nov 26, 2014 at 3:24 PM UTC
I'm kindof not that Kind of Girl
Call me a monster And I’ll be wicked Call me a fool And I’ll be stupid Call me a freak And I’ll live in the shadows Call me a streaker And I’ll lose all my clothes Call me a beggar And I’ll be down on my knees Call me bedridden And I’ll be diseased Call me abusive And I’ll punch black and blue Call me a ***** And I’ll be ready to ***** Call me a tyrant And I’ll take over mankind Call me a thief And I’ll rob you blind Call me psychotic And I’ll be deranged Call me a danger And I’ll be restrained Call me replaceable And I’ll get lost Call me a cheapskate And I won’t pay the cost Call me a housewife And I’ll cook dinner Call me suicidal And I’ll pull the trigger Call me a cutter And I’ll slit my wrist Call me a no one And I’ll cease to exist Call me a black girl And I’ll fit that design But call me a ****** No.     You just crossed the line.
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Jan 8, 2018
Jan 8, 2018 at 6:46 PM UTC
What Did You Just Call Me?!
heres is the story of Bad boy Bill... ..with slight of hand he had the plate with eight pieces of skate which he quickly ate not that he was a deadweight he did share with a mate before he did donate the ***** plate to the nearest gutter grate he was a pick pocket that he could not debate he had given going straight a trial but could not cognate the traits of the cheapskate state that gave him too many gates to open only to end up at the same old checkmate so after beating his breastplate he went on the lam lashed out against the ingrate magnates and after a spate of flyweight burglaries he now awaits as a sometimes somnambulate inmate at the pleasure of the abrogate state in a room slightly larger that a crate with a surly burly bedmate. they who dictate think he will be down for at least eight he was at this news discombobulatedly disconsulate But that is the fate of those who hesitate to choose bad over good and manipulate the laws of the land.
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Apr 8, 2017
Apr 8, 2017 at 10:36 PM UTC
eight
LOVE Deposit 1$ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OUT OF ORDER ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CHEAPSKATE ( You Get What You Pay For ! )
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Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014 at 7:49 AM UTC
LOVE
by Arcassin Burnham My head hurts, The beds shaking, I'm breathing heavy, Hot in this room, the birds are singing, I'm keeping it steady, looking at attention to detail.. the peace is gone, everyone's yelling, fights breaking out, still hot as hell, nothing to do, but get away from this, as long as there is nothing to retell.. and I can't stress this enough, why is my life just so tough, all I want is beauty in a plastic red cup, I might as well just give everything up, if you could take away the stress, that'll be great, but if you make it worse through life as a cheapskate, Don't talk to me, Don't talk to me, My head hurts, The beds shaking, I'm breathing heavy, Hot in this room, the birds are singing, I'm keeping it steady, looking at attention to detail.. the peace is gone, everyone's yelling, fights breaking out, still hot as hell, nothing to do, but get away from this, as long as there is nothing to retell.
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Oct 23, 2018
Oct 23, 2018 at 12:07 AM UTC
Plastic
So much hate on the plate I would rather die myself Than **** a comrade and label myself great What's the point to investigate When rapers don't get eliminate Annihilate the citizens While opening up the gates To migrate in the state Can't provide slate to educate Fraud scams of digit eight They have media on cheapskate All they do is ******* scream nonsense on debates Built a wall for President Ashamed of the city that is contaminated Isolate the bait Death threat to judges and advocates How can you expect justice from such dominants Multiple locations were/are on communication break Retaliate before it's too late They don't even hesitate To fabricate the history Don't underestimate them They have holy medicines based on **** cakes Economy rate is falling down straight Don't get frustrated of unemployment Why are you upset?? "Mitroon" chill and meditate...
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Mar 27, 2020
Mar 27, 2020 at 10:51 AM UTC
Bxit
This plan right here is foolproof. Ima kick back under a cool roof, With my eyes closed and my Blunt packed. So there's no room For my family to talk smack. And I'm a real friend, But I'm lonely. I gotta let this warm food Hold me. Because who else will? That's a good question. All my trauma has taught me Lessons. And the best one That I've learned yet, Is there's no freedom If you ain't hurt yet. And maybe I'm a little Biased. But you'd be too, If right behind your eyelids, Were eyes that Seen such violence-- That you begged to become quite Blinded. Because this shit's real, But your dreams ain't. Eat your meals three times On a green plate. It reminds you To be a cheapskate. You need full pockets To dine on lean steak. I done told them, And I done warned you, That all of America is scorned too. The politicians and the Potheads. Your family tree looks more Like a cobweb. Your addiction is the way You numb pain. Your *** your drugs, your Slot games. You hate it, but you hate this Life more. You pray? Do you pray to the Right Lord? Do you force yourself, Just like me? Don't feel bad. Inside we're All just dying.
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Aug 5, 2018
Aug 5, 2018 at 1:31 PM UTC
Common Insanity