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Mu chocolate milk has been removed My parents are so hard to fool! They saw my mostly chocolate milk The bottom caked in choco-silt And now my happy wants to wilt Goodbye my tasty chocolate milk!
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Nov 25, 2014
Nov 25, 2014 at 5:57 PM UTC
Chocolate Milk (Part 2)
You are my December because you seem to emanate a golden glow, quite like of parols swinging from tall streetlamps December in how you brush through my hair like a cool, gentle breeze brought by the northeast wind of clear blue skies and fair weather. December also in the way you wrap your arms around me tightly, it reminds me of my favorite warm, woolly sweater that my dear grandma knitted for me. You are my December in how you light up my eyes like the Christmas lights that twinkle on the Christmas tree No, actually, more like the fireworks that set fire to the midnight sky on New Year's Eve December because you are a great gift like the secret surprises tucked under the Christmas tree you are a sweet treat like a gingerbread coated with colorful sugar, freshly baked and toasty you refresh me like the much needed break that lasts for two weeks You are my December because you leave me melting like the mini mallows sprinkled on my hot choco steaming You are my December because I love December
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Jan 1, 2014
Jan 1, 2014 at 2:34 AM UTC
You are my December
The witty mother cat galloped everywhere Everywhere and Anywhere Just to feed her kittens' hungry tummies For yummy food they dream, at times! One day, the witty mother broke the gate To a luxurious well-provided estate Yet she could only grab a Cake, But a full cake, mouth-watering Choco-Cake! She hopped and jumped and rolled Just to protect it from the Afghan Hound And reached it for her two tiny kittens In despair, she badly wanted it too! So she prounounced to her kittens: "I will cut the cake into two exact halves" And so she cut, as carefully she can! Awfully, one became larger and one smaller!! Then the witty mother cat got this idea: "Why not eat a little of the larger piece? So, both pieces will be equal in size?" And there went the mother cat... Eating a little of the larger piece She tasted the Choco-Cake in a race Again, one went larger and another smaller!! The witty mother cat silenty became happy... "Why not eat a little of the larger piece? So, both pieces will be equal in size?"Read more → And there went the mother cat... Giving a taste to the choco-Cake again! And it went on this way: Of one being smaller and the other larger, And the witty mother cat kept eating The Cake-piece by piece! Atlast the cake became smaller and smaller Yet the kittens' didn't get any! The witty mother kept eating many And the cake never got cut equally! With the witty mother finishing it fully!!
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Jan 6, 2013
Jan 6, 2013 at 12:41 AM UTC
The Witty Mother Cat
• *My heart broke today, And tears gushing through my eyes,* Goodbye my choco. © Earl Jane ♥ E.J.C.S.
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Aug 17, 2015
Aug 17, 2015 at 8:29 AM UTC
Goodbye, Choco. :'(
No matter how religiously you bleached your skin You remain Daughetrs of the Sun Your sun kissed skin The beauty exotic to others Perfectly baked by the Gods Shining like gold. They have taught us to use skin whiteners To wear sun glasses even inside a scaffolds When our skin are made to be protected From the rays of the sun Our eyes, black and brown Beautiful as the fruit of the duhat tree Our hair, our skin Choco like from the cacao tree. Fit for our climate's concoction. We were born in the land where the sun is abundant, hospitable and magnanimous. Flaunt thy color Savor its malt flavored goodness Embrace the complexion you were endowed with Embrace your own spirit Hail thy Motherland The sacred space you were gifted.
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Aug 24, 2016
Aug 24, 2016 at 9:50 PM UTC
Sunkissed
banana skin salad in artificial lemonade peacocks salivating mushy rooms belly aching Oreos are okie dokie ocean breezes open up me analyzing any eyes evaluating coffee grinds a manifesting apple in me apple in the Snapple leaking sticky salamander fingers static on a broken speaker attics over broken theaters salmon eating taco teachers teaching choco taco preachers preaching at Chicago creatures opal rings and oval things are focusing on yodeling a social need for opening in total global offerings and in a soup or telephonic happiness in playing sonic gently speaking thick Ebonics sickly tonic Let's be honest, boys
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Aug 18, 2014
Aug 18, 2014 at 1:26 AM UTC
sack of jaweea
Don’t you like a chocolate? A foggy morning jog; over the windward side of the snowing hill, Accompanied by the silence of my lovely girl. Suddenly a drop; falling from a sky high teak, Soaking her rose-bud cheek. Eyes on her cupid’s bow; Were thirsty ‘coz her lipstick frost, Needing for a lip to moist. That was the time; I lived up from the day I saw, This angel, with a dropping jaw. Came close we two; almost locking a tight lip kiss, But what made that a chance to miss?! Confused, my girl; Perplexed by my bizarre act; Peeping places, I was looking at. Why did I stop? A Choco Donut shop at left, The reason for my eyes to shift. Piercing the bread, I licked the sauces off the knife What else do I want in life? :P
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Aug 20, 2016
Aug 20, 2016 at 12:40 PM UTC
A Chocolate Donut
I stood in line to be weighed in the bathroom of the nursing home Anne crutched herself behind me you haven't got a chance in hell of winning that chocolate bar Kid she said I've seen more meat on a butcher's pencil stuck behind his ear might win I said might fly she said   the kid in front of me got on the green metal scales and the nun moved the weight along the top not you Malcolm she said the kid got off sulkily I got on the scales and the nun moved the weight I looked at her black and white headdress her pinched features not you Benny she said I got off and walked away Anne awkwardly got on the scales holding herself on her one leg the stump of the other hanging there best so far Anne the nun said told you Kid you didn't have a chance guess not I said as she crutched herself along side of me not to worry if I get the choco bar I’ll give you a quarter for being a good friend no other in this **** hole gets a look in we went along to our rooms come in Kid she said I hesitated come in I want to ask you something I stood swaying uncertain what if one of the nuns comes along?   what if I don't give you quarter of the choc bar? she said I followed her in to the girls dorm no one else was there just she and me she closed the door with her backside right Kid I want you to do me a favour favour? I said sensing uncertainty hit my gut yes I want you to sneak along to the kitchen tonight and liberate some biscuits liberate? I said biscuits? yes you know what biscuits are don't you those hard things with cream in the middle or chocolate on one side I know what biscuits are I said but what do you mean liberate? take some from the big tin they have on the shelf in larder take? I said you mean steal? steal take liberate whatever word you want to use Kid what if I get caught? don't get caught but what if I do? Anne sighed sat on the edge of her bed I thought you were someone I could rely on Kid not some cowardly custard yellow belly I looked at her leg stump sticking out the other leg reached to the floor if you're really good I’ll let you touch my stump she said no need I said I'll try tonight sneak down after lights out good Kid she said she took my right hand and lay it on the stump and held it there it felt warm and soft she let my hand go good huh? wish the rest was there she said off you go and don't get caught I nodded and backed out of the room seeing her cover the stump with her dress and smile see you I said you bet she said I walked away thinking of the big steal of biscuits unthought through by my 10 year old brain as yet.
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May 9, 2014
May 9, 2014 at 12:49 PM UTC
ANNE AND THE TASK.
I stood in line to be weighed in the bathroom of the nursing home Anne crutched herself behind me you haven't got a chance in hell of winning that chocolate bar Kid she said I've seen more meat on a butcher's pencil stuck behind his ear might win I said might fly she said   the kid in front of me got on the green metal scales and the nun moved the weight along the top not you Malcolm she said the kid got off sulkily I got on the scales and the nun moved the weight I looked at her black and white headdress her pinched features not you Benny she said I got off and walked away Anne awkwardly got on the scales holding herself on her one leg the stump of the other hanging there best so far Anne the nun said told you Kid you didn't have a chance guess not I said as she crutched herself along side of me not to worry if I get the choco bar I’ll give you a quarter for being a good friend no other in this **** hole gets a look in we went along to our rooms come in Kid she said I hesitated come in I want to ask you something I stood swaying uncertain what if one of the nuns comes along?   what if I don't give you quarter of the choc bar? she said I followed her in to the girls dorm no one else was there just she and me she closed the door with her backside right Kid I want you to do me a favour favour? I said sensing uncertainty hit my gut yes I want you to sneak along to the kitchen tonight and liberate some biscuits liberate? I said biscuits? yes you know what biscuits are don't you those hard things with cream in the middle or chocolate on one side I know what biscuits are I said but what do you mean liberate? take some from the big tin they have on the shelf in larder take? I said you mean steal? steal take liberate whatever word you want to use Kid what if I get caught? don't get caught but what if I do? Anne sighed sat on the edge of her bed I thought you were someone I could rely on Kid not some cowardly custard yellow belly I looked at her leg stump sticking out the other leg reached to the floor if you're really good I’ll let you touch my stump she said no need I said I'll try tonight sneak down after lights out good Kid she said she took my right hand and lay it on the stump and held it there it felt warm and soft she let my hand go good huh? wish the rest was there she said off you go and don't get caught I nodded and backed out of the room seeing her cover the stump with her dress and smile see you I said you bet she said I walked away thinking of the big steal of biscuits unthought through by my 10 year old brain as yet.
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Nitong nakaraan, naging nostalgic ako sa mga new year na nagdaan, mga new year nung bata kami, and sa new year na dadating pa. Oo sobrang saya ngayon, hindi rin naman mapapantayan ang saya! Pero alam ko na iba na siya. Ibang-iba na siya―kasi noon, kumpleto pa kami at wala pang nawawala samin. Kumpleto pa ang mga lolo at lola namin. May mga fireworks display, sinturon ni hudas mula sa kanto hanggang kabilang kanto. Isinasampay pa ung sinturon ni hudas sa katawan namin tapos magppicture kami, may trumpilyo, luces tapos isusulat ang pangalan sa daan, maging yung ray-gun na paputok meron din. May mga pagkain pang nakalagay sa la mesa dahil naghahanda ang mga lola. May ham, tinapay, hot choco, at kung ano-ano pa na pati mga kapitbahay namin doon din kumakain salo-salo ang lahat! Meron din sayawan sa kalsada mga 90's na tugtugan "don't cry" sa gitna ng kalsada. Habang sinasalubong ang taon, we played this game na "thankful for 2022, and looking forward in 2023" with cousins and titos and titas while drinking wine and alcohol til we drop. Ang saya mapakinggan yung mga bagay na pinagpapasalamat nila at mga bagay na nilo-look forward nila lalo yung mga things they share about our family. It means so much na pare-parehas kami na support sa isa't-isa at ramdam yung pagmamahal sa bawat isa. Sabi ng isa kong tita, darating daw yung time na baka maiba na dahil siyempre magkakapamilya, career, ibang paths to take, na baka yung iba di na mag new year sa Clemente. Pero sabi niya sila ay nandiyan pa din dahil yun ang gusto nila. Oo alam ko pwedeng mangyari dahil na-experience ko na sa mga kaibigan ko. Dati palagi kaming magkakasama tuwing new year at pasko. Mahal namin ang isa't-isa na kung pwede nga lang palagi kaming magkakasama. Pero siyempre iba-iba kami ng mundong ginagalawan at tinatahak, may lumipat ng bahay, may mga pamilya na din kaya bihira na lang din kami magkasama sama. Nakakamiss! Hindi ko alam ang future, pero sana lahat kami nandito pa din magkakasama, isang buong pamilya na magkakasamang haharap sa panibagong taon habang nabubuhay kaming lahat! Masaya ako na na-experience ko ang pasko at new year sa Tondo! Marami akong ipinagpapasalamat hindi lang sa 2022, kundi magmula 1992! Alam ng puso ko kung ano yung mga bagay na yun hindi ko maisa-isa, basta alam ko masaya lahat at grateful ako sa family na ibinigay sa akin ni Lord. Hindi man kami mayaman, madami man kaming pagkakaiba-iba, pero solid mahal namin ang isa't-isa. Looking forward to 2023 and more! **
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Jan 3, 2023
Jan 3, 2023 at 2:05 AM UTC
New Year 2023
Nitong nakaraan, naging nostalgic ako sa mga new year na nagdaan, mga new year nung bata kami, and sa new year na dadating pa. Oo sobrang saya ngayon, hindi rin naman mapapantayan ang saya! Pero alam ko na iba na siya. Ibang-iba na siya―kasi noon, kumpleto pa kami at wala pang nawawala samin. Kumpleto pa ang mga lolo at lola namin. May mga fireworks display, sinturon ni hudas mula sa kanto hanggang kabilang kanto. Isinasampay pa ung sinturon ni hudas sa katawan namin tapos magppicture kami, may trumpilyo, luces tapos isusulat ang pangalan sa daan, maging yung ray-gun na paputok meron din. May mga pagkain pang nakalagay sa la mesa dahil naghahanda ang mga lola. May ham, tinapay, hot choco, at kung ano-ano pa na pati mga kapitbahay namin doon din kumakain salo-salo ang lahat! Meron din sayawan sa kalsada mga 90's na tugtugan "don't cry" sa gitna ng kalsada. Habang sinasalubong ang taon, we played this game na "thankful for 2022, and looking forward in 2023" with cousins and titos and titas while drinking wine and alcohol til we drop. Ang saya mapakinggan yung mga bagay na pinagpapasalamat nila at mga bagay na nilo-look forward nila lalo yung mga things they share about our family. It means so much na pare-parehas kami na support sa isa't-isa at ramdam yung pagmamahal sa bawat isa. Sabi ng isa kong tita, darating daw yung time na baka maiba na dahil siyempre magkakapamilya, career, ibang paths to take, na baka yung iba di na mag new year sa Clemente. Pero sabi niya sila ay nandiyan pa din dahil yun ang gusto nila. Oo alam ko pwedeng mangyari dahil na-experience ko na sa mga kaibigan ko. Dati palagi kaming magkakasama tuwing new year at pasko. Mahal namin ang isa't-isa na kung pwede nga lang palagi kaming magkakasama. Pero siyempre iba-iba kami ng mundong ginagalawan at tinatahak, may lumipat ng bahay, may mga pamilya na din kaya bihira na lang din kami magkasama sama. Nakakamiss! Hindi ko alam ang future, pero sana lahat kami nandito pa din magkakasama, isang buong pamilya na magkakasamang haharap sa panibagong taon habang nabubuhay kaming lahat! Masaya ako na na-experience ko ang pasko at new year sa Tondo! Marami akong ipinagpapasalamat hindi lang sa 2022, kundi magmula 1992! Alam ng puso ko kung ano yung mga bagay na yun hindi ko maisa-isa, basta alam ko masaya lahat at grateful ako sa family na ibinigay sa akin ni Lord. Hindi man kami mayaman, madami man kaming pagkakaiba-iba, pero solid mahal namin ang isa't-isa. Looking forward to 2023 and more! **
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Chocolate rabbits from hell My feet hurt from stepping On chocolate eggs And I have to look at my mom As she watches me Push the basket of chocolate aside as i sit down for breakfast and I have to ignore the two brats beside me gorging themselves on little round pieces of fat. I remember last year Jelly beans, crème eggs, All that **** that I now refuse to cram in my mouth; Im not adding to the reserves of pudge on my hips/thighs/arms/stomache inside and outside everyday i bloat mirrors **** I can hear sloshing in their stomaches As they stand Hockey practice, hockey practice They’re carried off by chauffers, My parents For the rest of the day Ill be alone Last year that would have meant A choco-fest, and I miss it a bit As the hunger that no one will notice begins to set in
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Aug 28, 2011
Aug 28, 2011 at 4:58 PM UTC
chocolate rabbits from hell
i. Dearest Jane, I knoweth thou hath lost thine sweet pet But little Choco wilt never forgetteth thy love, or thy caress; Dearest Jane, I knoweth thine little hamster meant thy all But Jane dearest, knoweth he's happy, in a pain free place of God. ii. Dearest Reyna, I knoweth many tear's, thou hath shed for choco Just knoweth mine queen, his spirit's next to thee, in clear view; Dearest amour, he wilt be missed by me and thou, he's in cloud's Dearest soulmate, he's sitting, waiting at heaven's gate, in shroud. iii. Dearest Filipino rose, ourn Choco is not just some ghost Dearest Filipino rose, thine infant is smiling, serpahim his host; Dearest kilig bringer, I'm here to comfort thee from pain stinger's Dearest jane, if I couldst I'd let god taketh mine life, to save choco. iv. Dearest creation of celestial's, choco is extraterrestrial Dearest amare, thou wilt pet thine friend again, when times here; Dearest joy of life, soon to be wife, mine all, mine light, comfort Dearest Jane, dryeth thine water, choco is better, as I'll make thou ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl jane/her pet choco dedication
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Aug 17, 2015
Aug 17, 2015 at 6:22 PM UTC
Dearest jane, thou wilt seeith choco again.
i heard him call me through the wind and the smell of his scarf lingers around my neck. he grabs my frosty fingers and warms me up with an embrace. standing outside starbucks, waiting for his apple pie and my hot choco. "Let's get inside, it's warmer there," his breath dances in the cold air, arms encircling around me tighter. I shake my head and snowflakes melt against my beanie, head against his chest, hearing his clumsy heartbeat. "No, being alone with you here in your arms is warm enough for me."
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Nov 14, 2015
Nov 14, 2015 at 11:13 AM UTC
winter wonderland
I'll stain my wrist cherry red, I'll hang myself with angel hair [1] I'll jump off a choco cliff And smell bacon in the air. Drown myself in sea of grease; In lard or melted butter Get lost in a Balck Forest, Eat fondant rocks for dinner. Stick Butterfinger down my throat Until I can no longer breathe Peel off my caramel skin And run through a pile of wheat. I'll fly my way to Sweetzerland And then I will jump off the plane; Railroad trip with Willie Wonka Then get myself crushed by a train. I'll put the gun on my temples, Pull the trigger, out the whip cream Roll on hot coal with Tootsie [2] Up in the skies you'll see our steam. I'll grate my fingers just like cheese And dice my arms like tomatoes; Chop the onions, hold your tears Mash my head like potatoes. I'd stuff myself just like turkey A big, fat one on Thanksgiving I'd eat to death ruthlessly So full that I'll be choking. Fillet myself, eat my own meat Or not, 'cause that would be so gross I'll poison myself instead A drop on my wine - let's toast! I'd overdoze on sedatives Each pill the size of Jellybeans Or cross the road with closed eyes Or live in a garbage bin. Get under attacked by hornets As I steal their precious honey Huge marshmallows in my mouth Die playing Chubby Bunny. Ride a ship on a raging sea Of milk or strawberry smoothie And I'll let my boat be wrecked Then feed a whale with cookie. Get free popcorn with your ticket As you watch me die, sit back Don't stand 'til it is over, Enjoy the show and relax. This is what you always wanted - See me lying on my coffin I'll make you watch in total dread As I **** myself with muffins. And when I die, donut tell her - My sweetest darling - Baby Ruth She might slap you out of shock, You might lose not just one tooth. From the grave, I'll send you Kisses My dear old Cad, bury me [3] Give this body a Reese's [4] From food that is it's enemy. I have here a cake for you Open your mouth, gently chew, Close your eyes and hold your breath, Savor now the taste of death.
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Feb 1, 2014
Feb 1, 2014 at 2:32 AM UTC
The Taste of Death
I'll stain my wrist cherry red, I'll hang myself with angel hair [1] I'll jump off a choco cliff And smell bacon in the air. Drown myself in sea of grease; In lard or melted butter Get lost in a Balck Forest, Eat fondant rocks for dinner. Stick Butterfinger down my throat Until I can no longer breathe Peel off my caramel skin And run through a pile of wheat. I'll fly my way to Sweetzerland And then I will jump off the plane; Railroad trip with Willie Wonka Then get myself crushed by a train. I'll put the gun on my temples, Pull the trigger, out the whip cream Roll on hot coal with Tootsie [2] Up in the skies you'll see our steam. I'll grate my fingers just like cheese And dice my arms like tomatoes; Chop the onions, hold your tears Mash my head like potatoes. I'd stuff myself just like turkey A big, fat one on Thanksgiving I'd eat to death ruthlessly So full that I'll be choking. Fillet myself, eat my own meat Or not, 'cause that would be so gross I'll poison myself instead A drop on my wine - let's toast! I'd overdoze on sedatives Each pill the size of Jellybeans Or cross the road with closed eyes Or live in a garbage bin. Get under attacked by hornets As I steal their precious honey Huge marshmallows in my mouth Die playing Chubby Bunny. Ride a ship on a raging sea Of milk or strawberry smoothie And I'll let my boat be wrecked Then feed a whale with cookie. Get free popcorn with your ticket As you watch me die, sit back Don't stand 'til it is over, Enjoy the show and relax. This is what you always wanted - See me lying on my coffin I'll make you watch in total dread As I **** myself with muffins. And when I die, donut tell her - My sweetest darling - Baby Ruth She might slap you out of shock, You might lose not just one tooth. From the grave, I'll send you Kisses My dear old Cad, bury me [3] Give this body a Reese's [4] From food that is it's enemy. I have here a cake for you Open your mouth, gently chew, Close your eyes and hold your breath, Savor now the taste of death.
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My previous school’s canteen had a treat called Custard Bun, just worth 20 pesos One of the cheaper snacks, amidst a variety of 25s and 27s There were times I skipped lunch due to a meeting But during the five minutes left going up to the fourth floor, I would dash towards the canteen, just to buy Custard Bun, and pair it with the classic Calamansi Juice What makes it special, you ask? A cheek-like bun, whose only design was a yellow custard swirl on top Soft, and Filled with a pale yellow cream That isn’t too sweet, unlike its choco-bun rivals What made it so different? Perhaps it reminded me of the olden days Which I sometimes reminisce about, between fits of silence In this unfamiliar place I remember, how like its sweetness takes me back to when I was a child When I loved eating this bread called Graciosa, which was just a loaf of bread topped with sugar and butter How simple it always seemed then, how it never needed more How in times when we get distracted by life’s complexities Sometimes an ordinary treat is what we need to get by I remember writing articles for a sports event — it was night at school And someone offered us a big box of abandoned swirl-topped buns Still in their plastics Untouched by the athletes they were meant to serve I thought, how lonely they must be in the night So I took one, and another, which turned to five, Brought some home, ate some along the way It felt like I finally found consolation, eating the bun, Whose taste I could never put my finger to And afterwards, whenever I passed the canteen I always looked for it, for the bun that felt like home And often see one hidden amongst others, just waiting to be Found The bun which I discovered, Was named Custard And I realized, even if I never tasted Custard in my whole life It was like a forgotten friend, who came back from a long journey And I just remembered its name So if you ask me, Why I love Custard Bun so much, If you ever had that feeling of remembering something Seemingly long lost, from eons ago And you find it in the most unexpected of places Bringing with it the most precious of memories You’d understand so In a new place, I hope to find it once again.
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Jun 23, 2020
Jun 23, 2020 at 1:40 AM UTC
Custard Bun
My previous school’s canteen had a treat called Custard Bun, just worth 20 pesos One of the cheaper snacks, amidst a variety of 25s and 27s There were times I skipped lunch due to a meeting But during the five minutes left going up to the fourth floor, I would dash towards the canteen, just to buy Custard Bun, and pair it with the classic Calamansi Juice What makes it special, you ask? A cheek-like bun, whose only design was a yellow custard swirl on top Soft, and Filled with a pale yellow cream That isn’t too sweet, unlike its choco-bun rivals What made it so different? Perhaps it reminded me of the olden days Which I sometimes reminisce about, between fits of silence In this unfamiliar place I remember, how like its sweetness takes me back to when I was a child When I loved eating this bread called Graciosa, which was just a loaf of bread topped with sugar and butter How simple it always seemed then, how it never needed more How in times when we get distracted by life’s complexities Sometimes an ordinary treat is what we need to get by I remember writing articles for a sports event — it was night at school And someone offered us a big box of abandoned swirl-topped buns Still in their plastics Untouched by the athletes they were meant to serve I thought, how lonely they must be in the night So I took one, and another, which turned to five, Brought some home, ate some along the way It felt like I finally found consolation, eating the bun, Whose taste I could never put my finger to And afterwards, whenever I passed the canteen I always looked for it, for the bun that felt like home And often see one hidden amongst others, just waiting to be Found The bun which I discovered, Was named Custard And I realized, even if I never tasted Custard in my whole life It was like a forgotten friend, who came back from a long journey And I just remembered its name So if you ask me, Why I love Custard Bun so much, If you ever had that feeling of remembering something Seemingly long lost, from eons ago And you find it in the most unexpected of places Bringing with it the most precious of memories You’d understand so In a new place, I hope to find it once again.
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Society called me He gave me a name, a bunch of names. So I walked the eggshells, Peered through narrow gaps Where curtains never met At moon's glow or sun dull. The pale yellow sunrise wished me Goodluck I wanted him to be a night So I closed the windows -- Haunting nightmares even if it's still daylight. The sharp barks made an odd sound People had slid wrists and knees scars Where they too, had once dreamed Laying themselves on the sofa by the wall. A man opened my door while it was still dark And in his hands was a chess board. He said, "You didn't play well," There I saw his clothes -- torn. His blood was drippin' kissin' the laminated flooring. A reverie -- I was in bed the next mornin' With the chessboard beside me. "The eggshells are fragile, and so are you" The man left me a note. I cried like a child, reminiscing about the old days. The picture of mama and papa on the staircase, They quarrel for a penny. The laughter on the balcony When my siblings and I had choco chips for midnight snacks. The melody of the guitar When my breath runs dry out of tune. It was all in my memory, Fresh like a heartbeat reborn. My flesh was weak, That's why I had these shutters all day long. My days of years -- Society in different persona calls me. And every day, each calls me In adjectives and in digits. Throwing me in suspense and horror But I realized I was not in a movie of terror. I met this man who had a key to my room And I wonder why I have let him in. My house was a disgust when I look at it with my eyes But when his footsteps left imprints, He had me in tears. For the years that I've spent was simply shredded with fears. So again, I was looking for this man But have never seen him. But I was still searching for him I am alive in just a chess board game And how could it be? Yes, in a chess board game He had me "checkmate." I won as he has won and I was reborn -- When I met this man.
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Jun 6, 2017
Jun 6, 2017 at 3:46 AM UTC
I Met this Man
Society called me He gave me a name, a bunch of names. So I walked the eggshells, Peered through narrow gaps Where curtains never met At moon's glow or sun dull. The pale yellow sunrise wished me Goodluck I wanted him to be a night So I closed the windows -- Haunting nightmares even if it's still daylight. The sharp barks made an odd sound People had slid wrists and knees scars Where they too, had once dreamed Laying themselves on the sofa by the wall. A man opened my door while it was still dark And in his hands was a chess board. He said, "You didn't play well," There I saw his clothes -- torn. His blood was drippin' kissin' the laminated flooring. A reverie -- I was in bed the next mornin' With the chessboard beside me. "The eggshells are fragile, and so are you" The man left me a note. I cried like a child, reminiscing about the old days. The picture of mama and papa on the staircase, They quarrel for a penny. The laughter on the balcony When my siblings and I had choco chips for midnight snacks. The melody of the guitar When my breath runs dry out of tune. It was all in my memory, Fresh like a heartbeat reborn. My flesh was weak, That's why I had these shutters all day long. My days of years -- Society in different persona calls me. And every day, each calls me In adjectives and in digits. Throwing me in suspense and horror But I realized I was not in a movie of terror. I met this man who had a key to my room And I wonder why I have let him in. My house was a disgust when I look at it with my eyes But when his footsteps left imprints, He had me in tears. For the years that I've spent was simply shredded with fears. So again, I was looking for this man But have never seen him. But I was still searching for him I am alive in just a chess board game And how could it be? Yes, in a chess board game He had me "checkmate." I won as he has won and I was reborn -- When I met this man.
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She walks ahead, then gives me a lazy grin,   She talks about her problems as if the world momentarily dimmed.     She tries to throw jokes even if she knows it's corny,      She loves to eat fried foods with a lot of gravy.       She looks forward seeing the latest chick flick movies.        she loves buying sweets and her i-know-what-you-want goodies.         she does not know that from a distance I am observing,          She is my kryptonite, I can't stop falling.          He is my so-called superman, Always a hero,        He secretly observes my movements, even my shadow.      He always wanted coffee, a kreme, and and iced filled choco,     He parks his head on movies, going loco!    He is getting fat, too much cholesterol and less exercise lately,   He used to give punchlines that are very gay and funny! He does not share much of his problems until it's under control, He imposed tips on work-life balance and money saving protocol.
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Nov 11, 2010
Nov 11, 2010 at 1:01 AM UTC
I know what you want
Sister, what I did was a small mistake Please forgive me I buy you a new cake! Sister, I'm your sweet little brother How can you lock me in a room for an hour!?? Sister, I really dint mean to break your nose It was accidently done, when I tried to give you a rose! Sister, I really didnt mean to destory your cake I just tried to surprise you with a milk shake! Sister, I'll buy you a sweet choco bar Please make up your mind to open the door! Sister, you are such a bad girl You still kept me in dark and dull! Sister, you're a bad girl you're such a bad bad bad girl!! ----de3pak
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Apr 26, 2015
Apr 26, 2015 at 11:23 PM UTC
Bad girl!
i am guilty of looking at your lips in the middle of class. wondering who else has looked at them. wondering if they've wanted to kiss them. if they've wanted to be yours. i wanna be yours. i am addicted to 8:35 on weeknights sneaking away during act 2. i am addicted to choco-coffee from the best **** barista in town. i am addicted to phone tag and craisins. i am addicted to your lips.
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May 9, 2014
May 9, 2014 at 8:16 AM UTC
addiction.
1. Wish I could Think up Stacks of the best stuff And a snippet of summat ....brilliant To.....cheer you up. 2. ...oh... Wait! Tell you what :) For now, I send you A double-dark choc. Essemessically, of course! Enjoy. Please? 3. I am silly, I know. But I want you to smile. Smiling.... Proves your heart works! And to chill. Am I a fool? Maybe. Yet, do ye see the worry in my eye? No.....I don't  TINK so! S T, 18 April 2013
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Apr 18, 2013
Apr 18, 2013 at 5:32 AM UTC
Essemessic Choco-lah
Hello Angel Let me tell you somethin' You're my love You're my life You're my everything! Can I express my love with a kiss like Robert Pattinson Goin' wild and get into your attention Can I propose you with a drink like DiCaprio Runnin' fast after you like a Romio Can I show it in a romantic way like Rahman Singin' out loud sayin' Im gone Can I express it in song like Chris Brown Searchin' for you in this Hyderabad town Girl, you're my choco bar be with me; I love you like justin bieber! ----de3pak
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May 18, 2015
May 18, 2015 at 10:16 PM UTC
Hello Angel!
Go,tell your mom how beautiful she looks, wearing an apron and chopping a tomato or simply just adore the way she cooks. Go,tell a knock-knock joke to your dad or start a tickle fight with baseless laughter so tight, but take a picture, while he laughs like a little child because this magical moment would be the only reason you smiled. Just sit with your grandparents for a while when they tell you, all the embarrassing childhood things that you did go knitting and gardening with your grandma today, or just paint her nails, while she tells you her young age tales. Go,tell your siblings how supportive they've been; maybe in growing up or a career to begin, maybe by giving a much needed Choco chip ice cream after a breakup or just a shoulder to lean. Reminisce those beautiful old days with your friends over your go-to chai ki tapri thank them for always sticking around may it be from the first day at school, the endless gossips, the after class fun ,college fests to a legit job interview Celebrate when your friend's youtube channel hits1k, appreciate them when they bake a cake for the first time, listen up while they tell you something very dear, dance and sing with them while they are ******* euphoric. just be with them in their thicks and thins and remember how they have been there too. because amidst the hustle, our hearts will only be pacified by these little gestures, small appreciations and the feeling of being connected to the people we love, maybe its about loving and showing love that our hearts will always crave for. -vanshita gogri
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Mar 14, 2021
Mar 14, 2021 at 12:50 AM UTC
Little things
Go,tell your mom how beautiful she looks, wearing an apron and chopping a tomato or simply just adore the way she cooks. Go,tell a knock-knock joke to your dad or start a tickle fight with baseless laughter so tight, but take a picture, while he laughs like a little child because this magical moment would be the only reason you smiled. Just sit with your grandparents for a while when they tell you, all the embarrassing childhood things that you did go knitting and gardening with your grandma today, or just paint her nails, while she tells you her young age tales. Go,tell your siblings how supportive they've been; maybe in growing up or a career to begin, maybe by giving a much needed Choco chip ice cream after a breakup or just a shoulder to lean. Reminisce those beautiful old days with your friends over your go-to chai ki tapri thank them for always sticking around may it be from the first day at school, the endless gossips, the after class fun ,college fests to a legit job interview Celebrate when your friend's youtube channel hits1k, appreciate them when they bake a cake for the first time, listen up while they tell you something very dear, dance and sing with them while they are ******* euphoric. just be with them in their thicks and thins and remember how they have been there too. because amidst the hustle, our hearts will only be pacified by these little gestures, small appreciations and the feeling of being connected to the people we love, maybe its about loving and showing love that our hearts will always crave for. -vanshita gogri
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Ella salto & sintió que por fin podía volar. Se sintió libre cuando choco contra el suelo. Este fue su ultimo acto de valentía; decidir cuando morir.
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Sep 23, 2014
Sep 23, 2014 at 5:44 PM UTC
Un ultimo acto de voluntad.
I met death in a glimpse In the middle of writing when my ink ran out At the store when there's no more stock Every Monday morning when my alarm shouts I swallow joy every now and then Every time the coffee touches my lips When mangoes tease my tongue In every mint that electrifies my body I saw love every morning On our dining table where rice, eggs, and hot choco greet each other In the baker's twinkling eyes when I say good morning With a lending hand ready to pass my nine peso fare In the world where evil resides Goodness still wouldn't drown Look around and there's still hope ingrained It's in the little things we miss and take for granted
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Aug 11, 2018
Aug 11, 2018 at 9:47 AM UTC
It Matters