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"clicker" poems
you move me the way music moves you the vibrations on the chords of  your guitar tell me how your day went: spilled lemonade on your favorite sweatshirt and 3 bonus points on a clicker quiz i'm not caught in the essence of firsts like 30 extra minutes to kiss you in real time your dark features and unfaltering movements evolve like the sounds of me loving you composed of your stiff-fingered electricity and a continuation of all the good things
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Sep 24, 2018
Sep 24, 2018 at 4:47 PM UTC
seeking solace and treasuring good things
Too many bottles of this wine we can't pronounce Too many bowls of that green, no lucky charms The maids come around too much Parents ain't around enough Too many joy rides in daddy's jaguar Too many white lies and white lines Super rich kids with nothing but loose ends Super rich kids with nothing but fake friends Start my day up on the roof There's nothing like this type of view Point the clicker at the tube I prefer expensive news New car, new girl New ice, new glass New watch, good times babe It's good times, yeah She wash my back three times a day This shower head feels so amazing We'll both be high, the help don't stare They just walk by, they must don't care A million one, a million two A hundred more will never do Real love, I'm searching for a real love Real love, I'm searching for a real love Oh, real love Close your eyes for what you can't imagine, we are the xany gnashing Caddy smashing, bratty *** he mad, he snatched his daddy's Jag And used the **** for batting practice, adamant and he thrashing Purchasing ****** grams with half the hand of cash you handed Panicking, patch me up, Pappy done latch keyed us Toying with Raggy Anns and mammy done had enough Brash as **** breaching all these aqueducts; don't believe us Treat us like we can't erupt, yup We end our day up on the roof I say I'll jump, I never do But when I'm drunk I act a fool Talking 'bout , do they sew wings on tailored suits I'm on that ledge, she grabs my arm She slaps my head It's good times, yeah Sleeve rips off, I slip, I fall The market's down like 60 stories And some don't end the way they should My silver spoon has fed me good A million one, a million cash Close my eyes and feel the crash
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Oct 10, 2016
Oct 10, 2016 at 12:06 AM UTC
Rich Kids
Too many bottles of this wine we can't pronounce Too many bowls of that green, no lucky charms The maids come around too much Parents ain't around enough Too many joy rides in daddy's jaguar Too many white lies and white lines Super rich kids with nothing but loose ends Super rich kids with nothing but fake friends Start my day up on the roof There's nothing like this type of view Point the clicker at the tube I prefer expensive news New car, new girl New ice, new glass New watch, good times babe It's good times, yeah She wash my back three times a day This shower head feels so amazing We'll both be high, the help don't stare They just walk by, they must don't care A million one, a million two A hundred more will never do Real love, I'm searching for a real love Real love, I'm searching for a real love Oh, real love Close your eyes for what you can't imagine, we are the xany gnashing Caddy smashing, bratty *** he mad, he snatched his daddy's Jag And used the **** for batting practice, adamant and he thrashing Purchasing ****** grams with half the hand of cash you handed Panicking, patch me up, Pappy done latch keyed us Toying with Raggy Anns and mammy done had enough Brash as **** breaching all these aqueducts; don't believe us Treat us like we can't erupt, yup We end our day up on the roof I say I'll jump, I never do But when I'm drunk I act a fool Talking 'bout , do they sew wings on tailored suits I'm on that ledge, she grabs my arm She slaps my head It's good times, yeah Sleeve rips off, I slip, I fall The market's down like 60 stories And some don't end the way they should My silver spoon has fed me good A million one, a million cash Close my eyes and feel the crash
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You slip into the familiar seat, You grab the clicker from next to the coffee On the table covered with cup-stains; You click “ON” to hear a familiar beat: “Amber is the color of your energy...” And click an arrow without waiting for the rest of the refrain. The image switches to a wolf pack Stalking some deer as daylight fades With a British voice to narrate saying: “They come out at night and sleep at daybreak...” And that's all you hear of that, afraid Any more of this junk and your mind will be fraying. The next scene seems to be a replay, Some golf that you remember from yesterday... But then comes a ring for a delivery, So you grab your cash, cuz pizza ain't free. And by the time you come back, everything's changed, That is, on the screen; nothing else is rearranged. It's an ad for a show on a different channel: The Peanuts Christmas episode plays Sunday night, And as the video returns to the commentary panel, You think, “'Twas just summer, these people aren't bright!” You settle down again, cram some pizza in your mouth, And push the button for “Next” while picking some dough off your tooth. “Pertaining to the subject of substance abuse in teens, Studies have shown...” drones a voice so boring and wrinkly It does not seem to fit the handsome man. And even as you imagine him in a Speed-O or tight jeans, You flip onto what's next, wishing HBO were free, And think that a movie might have to be your plan. It's Friday night, and this is what it comes to: High heels off, watching TV in pajamas, what you call lingerie That seems more like something your grandma might wear. The pencil skirts and presentations, the micromanaging boss of two, The pathetic day fades into bliss, victory after the business fray, Sweet victory, channel surfing without a care.
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Aug 10, 2013
Aug 10, 2013 at 8:55 PM UTC
Channel Surfing
You slip into the familiar seat, You grab the clicker from next to the coffee On the table covered with cup-stains; You click “ON” to hear a familiar beat: “Amber is the color of your energy...” And click an arrow without waiting for the rest of the refrain. The image switches to a wolf pack Stalking some deer as daylight fades With a British voice to narrate saying: “They come out at night and sleep at daybreak...” And that's all you hear of that, afraid Any more of this junk and your mind will be fraying. The next scene seems to be a replay, Some golf that you remember from yesterday... But then comes a ring for a delivery, So you grab your cash, cuz pizza ain't free. And by the time you come back, everything's changed, That is, on the screen; nothing else is rearranged. It's an ad for a show on a different channel: The Peanuts Christmas episode plays Sunday night, And as the video returns to the commentary panel, You think, “'Twas just summer, these people aren't bright!” You settle down again, cram some pizza in your mouth, And push the button for “Next” while picking some dough off your tooth. “Pertaining to the subject of substance abuse in teens, Studies have shown...” drones a voice so boring and wrinkly It does not seem to fit the handsome man. And even as you imagine him in a Speed-O or tight jeans, You flip onto what's next, wishing HBO were free, And think that a movie might have to be your plan. It's Friday night, and this is what it comes to: High heels off, watching TV in pajamas, what you call lingerie That seems more like something your grandma might wear. The pencil skirts and presentations, the micromanaging boss of two, The pathetic day fades into bliss, victory after the business fray, Sweet victory, channel surfing without a care.
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*Silent Killer, A Predator’s Smile, A Guise Engulfed In Disguise, A Child of Immaculate Torment, Her Diamond Lies, Insidiously Advent. Lost In Her Radiations, Trapped In Her Demented Seductions, Fenced By Her Hype, Immersed In Her Gripe. As The Clicker Goes Down, The Ideals Start To Facedown, As I Cauterize In Her Suicides, Ashes Divide, Weeping For Absolution, Filled With Consternation, Her Angel Eye’s Smirk, As I Charred Alive, Screams Slowly Vanishing In Void, Devoid Dismantled, Lured By Her Lust, Transcending To Dust.... - 03:07AM*
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Mar 7, 2017
Mar 7, 2017 at 4:37 PM UTC
I Cauterize In Her Suicide 2.0
say cowboy. say hot dog. say ice cream. say baseball. see, the step into the sound booth is an awkward height, about 6 inches off the ground, and i find myself raised on a pedestal, sealed in for you to inspect, watching you and an audiologist through a glass window, watching you decide my future as you face away from me so i cannot read your lips and you cannot see me shouting stop. say airplane, say sidewalk, say you might hear static in your right ear but i know i will only hear a tone, an electronic beep going on and on and on say conducive hearing loss say sensoneurial damage say surgery say it might be permanent this time, like it hasn't been permanent for the last ten years, say there's a new technique say we can fix this, say negative impact on social life, say poor classroom performance, say we just want what's best for you, say try hearing aids try CIs try cued speech, say you need to be fixed. it's been a decade since i first entered that sound booth, noises not echoing off these walls that take a little more from me with every test. it's been a decade since my hearing slipped away and i am done mourning it but i don't think you are. persistence is a valuable trait but stop trying, stop putting me under with an x on my right cheek so the surgeons know how to lay me out on the operating table, stop refusing to turn on the captions because i need the practice, stop talking to me without tapping me first, stop screaming at me when i mishear. i am done mourning my hearing and i don't know if i ever grieved in the first place but you are still stuck in the stage of denial, hoping against hope for some ******* miracle. i don't want a miracle, i don't want anything god can give me because i am not lacking, i am whole, i already am the miracle you were looking for and i don't need to be fixed. but you don’t believe that, do you? so the audiologist can open the heavy soundproof door but i am still trapped inside this box, the walls swallowing my words as you decide my future for me because no one wants to listen to those who cannot hear. say stop sign, say hairbrush, say push the button when you hear the beep and i hold it down with my thumb, gripping the clicker like the handle of a gun until you tell me to let go. but i hear deserts stretching away from me, flat sci-fi dreamscapes where there is only one sound and i can hear it too. say tinnitus, say psychosomatic because you don't believe that i might hear infinity where you tell me i shouldn't. say hole in the eardrum say the surgery might have accelerated the deterioration, say we can try again but i gave up ten years ago and i think you should too, and i'm here in this sound booth screaming for you to stop but you will not look at me, will not even attempt communication. no one wants to listen to those who cannot hear.
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Jul 9, 2017
Jul 9, 2017 at 1:05 PM UTC
the audiologist's waiting room
say cowboy. say hot dog. say ice cream. say baseball. see, the step into the sound booth is an awkward height, about 6 inches off the ground, and i find myself raised on a pedestal, sealed in for you to inspect, watching you and an audiologist through a glass window, watching you decide my future as you face away from me so i cannot read your lips and you cannot see me shouting stop. say airplane, say sidewalk, say you might hear static in your right ear but i know i will only hear a tone, an electronic beep going on and on and on say conducive hearing loss say sensoneurial damage say surgery say it might be permanent this time, like it hasn't been permanent for the last ten years, say there's a new technique say we can fix this, say negative impact on social life, say poor classroom performance, say we just want what's best for you, say try hearing aids try CIs try cued speech, say you need to be fixed. it's been a decade since i first entered that sound booth, noises not echoing off these walls that take a little more from me with every test. it's been a decade since my hearing slipped away and i am done mourning it but i don't think you are. persistence is a valuable trait but stop trying, stop putting me under with an x on my right cheek so the surgeons know how to lay me out on the operating table, stop refusing to turn on the captions because i need the practice, stop talking to me without tapping me first, stop screaming at me when i mishear. i am done mourning my hearing and i don't know if i ever grieved in the first place but you are still stuck in the stage of denial, hoping against hope for some ******* miracle. i don't want a miracle, i don't want anything god can give me because i am not lacking, i am whole, i already am the miracle you were looking for and i don't need to be fixed. but you don’t believe that, do you? so the audiologist can open the heavy soundproof door but i am still trapped inside this box, the walls swallowing my words as you decide my future for me because no one wants to listen to those who cannot hear. say stop sign, say hairbrush, say push the button when you hear the beep and i hold it down with my thumb, gripping the clicker like the handle of a gun until you tell me to let go. but i hear deserts stretching away from me, flat sci-fi dreamscapes where there is only one sound and i can hear it too. say tinnitus, say psychosomatic because you don't believe that i might hear infinity where you tell me i shouldn't. say hole in the eardrum say the surgery might have accelerated the deterioration, say we can try again but i gave up ten years ago and i think you should too, and i'm here in this sound booth screaming for you to stop but you will not look at me, will not even attempt communication. no one wants to listen to those who cannot hear.
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There came a point when the cancer spread to your brain, A point in time where you couldn't even yell out in pain. When the clicker was a telephone, And you sat in a hospital bed all alone. Not noticing the crowds of friends coming to say their goodbyes. Some to laugh and some to cry. All talking to a woman they used to know but now sits silent, Minutes passing and closer to dying. I was then only in my adolescence. Sixteen. cruel and mean. I waited for the crowd to dissipate, Standing in the doorway, thinking of what to say. To the mother whom I said I hate, Yelled and fought and ran away. I lied next to you, covered in confusion as to what to say, What to do? "I'm sorry for every bad thing I've ever said and done" "You really are the best, mom" Thinking it was too late and you didn't understand, I went to leave but you raised your hand. Caressing my arm as we lie in silence together, A moment that resonates in my soul forever. The moment my thoughts were free, The moment I made my peace, The moment you made the decision to leave.
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Apr 23, 2015
Apr 23, 2015 at 9:16 PM UTC
Cheryl Ann
There is a bling bling website to which you can cling and make a sound of ting ting and call it poetry You never know who is behind it What technology runs it Who the hell monitors it but then again Why would you worry about it when me is you and you is me I and we I/we i.e. you who me? No I/we meaning I is as we and we as I so me as -it or he- is I/we when it/he defines self so to me then for me and from my side I/we is you or you/they where you is they and they is you then who the hell is you YOU uhuuhuuhuu ahhahahaa i get it now its no wonder really that it’s you you! of course you! you! you! you! looking for mystery as much as I do clicking endlessly landing recklessly in lost lands of True oh only true oh always true :) #bling #bling #cling #cling #ting #ting
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Mar 19, 2015
Mar 19, 2015 at 8:08 PM UTC
mystery clicker
What makes me devoted Not always getting promoted In fine Robin, print birds fly noted Not voting Presidential win The polls are in we become scapegoated We are forced into things Footnoted To achieve what do we really believe I believe in me The darkness appear's in so many forms stand firm with Any specific term But the beauty, Divinely terrific, lovely_____________me Goes with the territory Shows the love and fury Me my story the flower the morning glory Staying clear of guilty as sin I as myself truly sincere I am not about the win love to write wearing the pledge pin Be innocent showing I care But this world we must beware All over the website things that drive me Perfume sweet fresh me The Eager me The singer is me Not the jealous me Over every singer I see I am the Zealous me I am passionate that's me The avid card reader The clicker far from the pretender A poem is the world hands extend He is carrying me On time or who cares if I am late Robin her wing lengths To so many heights That's why I love to sing
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Jun 19, 2018
Jun 19, 2018 at 5:03 PM UTC
Zealous Me
What if life had a clicker? What if I could pause? Before you made me cry And I could run away Would I ever push play? What if I could rewind? Go back and never say hi Live my life without ever even meeting you Without the pain, tears, and hatred What if I could fast forward? Past your mean looks, all your hatred, every lie Would I still feel the sting of tears like acid in my eyes? Would I still feel the coldness of your stare? What if I could mute you? Would you let me breathe again Would I be able to tell you the truth you deny? Could I make you listen?
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May 20, 2012
May 20, 2012 at 2:52 PM UTC
clicker
Do you remember what time it was when you forgot about me? what were you doing when you made your decision? was it as easy for you as it was for me to except it? I didn't think much about it at the time; now I'm not to sure. I want to speak to you but I cant seem to form the sentences in my mind; its like the smoke from your last cigarette is clouding my mind. I feel like my lungs are burning; why cant I speak? do I deserve this? the voice in the back of my mind tells me do. is it the rejection that hurts or am I realizing I made the biggest mistake of my life. If I cant be honest with myself how on earth can I expect to be honest with you? and all of a sudden satisfaction feels like a distant memory. I underestimated the power a woman had over a man.
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Aug 21, 2016
Aug 21, 2016 at 9:00 PM UTC
Clicker