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"chitty" poems
Some get that way by playing it safe, memorizing mantras, righteously abiding by rules, some get there by cutting seams, lost in purposelessness, partaking of ether, marijuana, alcohol, or anything that's buzzy enough, some find their sweepstakes in curls, in fantasies, on the internet, or in the aftermath, some claim the spoils, some gracefully accept determination, some divorce their wives, some happily raise their pulse to the heavy metals, some review albums and cut down the ******** some write love stories for our grandmas, our moms, our ex-girlfriends, some find it in politics, right winging, left winging, chicken winging, some in bomb threats, some find it in supremacy, others in melting pots, some cheer up over breakroom chitty-chats, some in **** *** some in sympathizing with pedophiles trapped in iron lungs, some when they have hit the bottom rung, some by rationalizing, boosting themselves above half-wrongs, to coast on the half-rights, some by breaking up, some by declaring war, only to get discouraged, yet proud of the scars, some kids dance to experimental music, some write blogs about capitalism, some find it kicking it with bitter vegans, others while murdering their parents, but everyone is a winner, everyone is right, everyone has earned the paycheck, the vacation, the **** wife, and the key to eternal life.
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Dec 16, 2010
Dec 16, 2010 at 8:03 AM UTC
Everyone is a Winner (hoo-rah-ray)
Come on over, and we'll craft a new key to the kingdom, all I want is to cut the seams, pulverize the patterns, rewrite the Hamlets and all the works of Hemingway, what are you doing now? nothing? great. Come on over, I have a handle of SoCo, I know it's your favorite, we'll shoot the **** and chitty-chat about how it's so easy to drink. Come on over, and brilliant minds will strum guitars, **** ivories, croon with weary pipes, all in plain sight. Come on over, this world wasn't made for us, so let's force it into submission with controversy and batshit revelry. Let's lay on the carpet, and swoon to the love that courses in our veins, let's help me to the tile when the evening's endeavors come back up, let's write a new Odyssey, let's sing a new American anthem, let's light the apartment on fire, let's talk about how badass my girlfriend is, what are you doing right now? nothing? great. Come on over, and I'll be your slave. Whip me with criticism and fright, I'll give comfort and brighten the corners, mix you a drink, play you a Monk tune, dance like I invented it, and make you nostalgic for the 70s like I lived each millisecond of the decade. What are you right now? Nothing? Let's scare the ****** the politicians, the folks keeping scores, the drunkards down the road, self immolation? Great. When you hit the bottom, come to me, your world-savvy Midnight Man.
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Jan 1, 2011
Jan 1, 2011 at 8:01 PM UTC
Midnight Man
I was suckling the barrel of my grandpa's favorite gun, when Gloria strolled in, head held high, like a 12-story ***** "What the **** are you doing?" "Nothin', sweets, I was just wondering about the taste." Gloria mixed herself a Mt. Vesuvius, unplugged the telephone, turned on the tv, dug her nails into my weary couch, over and over. I didn't ask how her day went, she didn't call me babycakes, we didn't touch, I just watched as she changed channels, sunk further into oblivion, I traced my kneecap with grandpa's gun, it was something to do, I suppose. "You know you got to get out," she finally said. I looked like a suicidal ******* baptized in cobwebs, and every word I threw at every guest teemed parasitic. I hadn't left the apartment for awhile, it seemed like every time I did, I would collide with some enemy, and my bloodlust was subsiding. I didn't like it to be so awfully one-sided. "Hey, look at me," she demanded. Maybe the neurons are crippled, can't cross the synapse, or perhaps it's this culture that listens only to the false priest in its head, but when no one else around you is living, it makes the whole gig seem a bit pointless. "Gloria, sometimes it's better just to die."
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Nov 2, 2010
Nov 2, 2010 at 3:51 PM UTC
Mr. Chitty-Chat Goes Underground, Ends the War (Pt. I)
Warm toes, cream floating in the coffee A sweet red apple encased in rich toffee. Cheesy mashed potatoes and bangers Cheeky whistles of the old clangers. The comforting tune to Watch With Mother The antics they get up to in Big Brother. The two adorable children in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang The all time favourites that Mary Poppins sang. Gob Stoppers that used to change colour in the mouth The warmth of the sun as you travel south. The cotton wool smoke in Camberwick Green Rainbows with crushed apricot colours in-between. Sunsets sunrises who could ask for more A true gentleman opening the door. All these things I would not mind doing twice if not more because they are all things nice.
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Feb 17, 2015
Feb 17, 2015 at 8:12 AM UTC
All Things Nice
it's called an idea in jungian: collective consciousness, which is harsh on latin acronyms in freudian consideration of the id being added the α & β for explanation of κ... makes sense in cyrillic, but not in black sabbath's solitude of explaining the solfège (sole-fledge): rhyme and the acoustics of latin gave song, fully embraced by the english from latin... leaving the aspirations of the byzantines lagging behind aristotle to define what's grecian. chitty chatty bonk bang **** and a puff of smoke left by the cartoonish quote of the road-runner that came along.
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Nov 25, 2015
Nov 25, 2015 at 9:52 PM UTC
except in pisan angles of the lean explained