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"coed" poems
So he threw all his chips on red Thought only of what was in his head Which turned out to be shots of dread For his seeds planted in young women's garden bed Without nary water or breaking bread Or nary knowing the breaches of his and her homestead So he rushed down stranger's alley shed On a runaway, wrongheaded cocky sled Through her banks, he crashed her spread Like a raging, raging thoroughbred Nary was a thought of a rubber glove on his dragonhead For the buried absence of love was in his heart of lead There's his wife at home tucking their kids in their bunkbed While he flirted with the forbidden apple instead It was this night that lives in infamy for others to read this dread For the news broke of a married man impregnating a young coed Accosting such teen to what now proves to be his deathbed Yet if he unwinds his c(l)ock and placed his chips on black he wouldn't have bled Petering out the ills in his marriage he would have been freed Now he shrivels in a shameful battle of what went through his head Logan Robertson 10/05/2018
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Oct 5, 2018
Oct 5, 2018 at 10:10 AM UTC
Infidelity Blew His Life Away
** Flashback ** **One day when I was younger, I was asked what I wanted to be, When I grew up; By my mother. ** *I said: 'When I grow up mummy, I want to be a beautician!' She said: 'Well munchkin, Why do you want to be a beautician?' I replied: 'Mummy? Isn't it obvious??' Mummy asked quizzically: 'No, honey, What's obvious' 'Mummy, I want to be a beautician, So I can help people, Make them look beautiful. Even if I'm not and no one will love me, I still want other people to be beautiful and happy.' I said in a 'duh' tone of voice. 'Baby daddy loves you and-' she started but I cut her off. 'No mummy! He thinks that I'm ugly and useless! I heard  him on the phone! Mummy I know he left because of me!' I started sobbing. 'No baby, you aren't useless and ugly. I will always be here for you and I will always love you. Daddy was just so stupid he doesn't know what he's talking about.' She coed. I started to calm down but made her promise 'Mummy will you promise me something please?' 'Sure bubba, whatever you want.' She said calmly. 'Mummy, will you pinky promise me that you will always love me and never leave me?' I asked, suddenly nervous. 'Of course I will baby. I will never ever leave you!'  She then took my pinky and promised. * ** 2 years later ** I sat in my room sobbing. How was I supposed to look after my brother and me by myself? ** She broke her promise ** was the only thought running through my mind. She left me and my brother to fend for ourselves. No mother. No father. She left us for another man. One I now hated. She left us for God. She was ... ** dead **
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Nov 24, 2013
Nov 24, 2013 at 4:04 PM UTC
Flashback
** Flashback ** **One day when I was younger, I was asked what I wanted to be, When I grew up; By my mother. ** *I said: 'When I grow up mummy, I want to be a beautician!' She said: 'Well munchkin, Why do you want to be a beautician?' I replied: 'Mummy? Isn't it obvious??' Mummy asked quizzically: 'No, honey, What's obvious' 'Mummy, I want to be a beautician, So I can help people, Make them look beautiful. Even if I'm not and no one will love me, I still want other people to be beautiful and happy.' I said in a 'duh' tone of voice. 'Baby daddy loves you and-' she started but I cut her off. 'No mummy! He thinks that I'm ugly and useless! I heard  him on the phone! Mummy I know he left because of me!' I started sobbing. 'No baby, you aren't useless and ugly. I will always be here for you and I will always love you. Daddy was just so stupid he doesn't know what he's talking about.' She coed. I started to calm down but made her promise 'Mummy will you promise me something please?' 'Sure bubba, whatever you want.' She said calmly. 'Mummy, will you pinky promise me that you will always love me and never leave me?' I asked, suddenly nervous. 'Of course I will baby. I will never ever leave you!'  She then took my pinky and promised. * ** 2 years later ** I sat in my room sobbing. How was I supposed to look after my brother and me by myself? ** She broke her promise ** was the only thought running through my mind. She left me and my brother to fend for ourselves. No mother. No father. She left us for another man. One I now hated. She left us for God. She was ... ** dead **
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The Miss-Director was beaming with pride as he came to escort me inside. "Come along, these are perilous times, there is much ugly truth we must hide." "Herr Goebbels was our school's inspiration. Joe McCarthy taught here till he died. Charlie Rangel is among our directors. Our Grads over nations preside." "We recruit each years class from young children who display a disdain for the truth." "We start with a class on tall stories, progressing to fibs and untruths." "By the time they are teens they are ready to leave little white lies behind." "They engage in deceit and deception. These skills help them rob people blind." "With our Grad course in prevarication They misdirect and deflect with the great." "Obama was born in Hawaii, his foes say he was birthed out of state." "When Bill Clinton was caught in that perjury I nearly went out of my mind." "If only he'd paid more attention in Class and less to some coed's behind." We had come to a massive rotunda The Pantheon of all untruth. Holograms of Stalin and Churchill told whoppers in an endless loop. There were quotes from the World's Great Religions inscribed on the sides of the wall. A Left wing devoted to Lenin. A right wing like a Munich beer hall. " The sheeple must never be told that a place like this even exists." " You can count on me not to inform them." I said, without moving my lips.
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Jun 14, 2012
Jun 14, 2012 at 8:57 AM UTC
At the Mendacity Institute
The Miss-Director was beaming with pride as he scurried up to escort me inside. "Come along, these are perilous times, there is much ugly truth we endeavor to hide." ""We recruit each years class from young children who display a disdain for the truth." "We start with a class on tall stories, progressing to fibs and untruths." "By the time they are teens they are ready to leave little white lies behind." "They engage in deceit and deception. These skills help them rob people blind." "With our Graduate course in lying They misdirect and deflect with the great." "Politicians here are made, not born, and must learn to prevaricate." "When Bill Clinton was caught in that perjury I nearly went out of my mind." "If only he'd paid more attention in Class and less to some Coed's behind." We had come to a massive rotunda The Pantheon of all untruth. Holograms of Stalin and Churchill telling lies in an endless loop. There were quotes from the Koran and Bible inscribed on the sides of the wall. A Left wing devoted to Lenin. A right wing like a Munich beer hall. " The sheeple must never be told that a place like this even exists." " You can count on me not to inform them." I said, barely moving my lips.
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Jul 14, 2013
Jul 14, 2013 at 1:56 AM UTC
School for Scandal
in the High School cafeteria there was horror on the menu; A loner with a pistol seeking victims and a venue. Three times the pistol fired and kids began to fall. It might have been a massacre if not for old Frank Hall. Frank Hall was the football coach with a short and stubby frame. While others fled, he charged towards this criminal insane. Frank Hall didn't stop to think he didn't have the time. As he charged towards the gunman His life was on the line. The gunman fired once at Frank, the shot rang high and wide It caught a fleeing coed, put a flesh wound in her side. The gunman turned in panic as the first responders came He fled into the nearby woods, just some kid named T.J. Lane. Three teenagers lay dead inside one more would never stand. Many more lives had been spared by the courage of one man. He comforted the dying as the ambulance came late. The moment found the man- was it providence or fate?
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Jun 20, 2013
Jun 20, 2013 at 10:09 PM UTC
Charnel High
I have to ask and I need to know   I have to ask Why did so many people run in wolf packs Turn away To the misery of people everyday Turn their backs and just walk away As though they were dead prey Day after day Why did their evil  have to show Why did they stroll with no human coed Always traveling the nowhere roads Knowing and knowed I have seen Children hold out their hand Nothing it would land All I saw were people turn their head And Pretend that they did not see that someone had bled And That there were people that needed to be fed   I need to know...WHY? Did   People see only white or black Turning there backs on people that were black Yes, they did It is fact I need to know ...WHY? So many people let their love go and let it just fade away Turn their heads and just walk away Instead of facing the facts Of why their lives lacks I have to ask ..WHY?? People take their own lives Easily As though there was nothing to loose or Drown their lives in ***** Caused by so much abuse All we did was make up an excuse Near Death I have to ask and I have to know Are you going to keep turning your backs And hide into the black There is so much more I have to ask and I need to know Before I reach the day of my death. !!
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Feb 3, 2016
Feb 3, 2016 at 9:39 PM UTC
Nearing Death
It was September, 1967, when the young coed from Texas Tech University entered the television studio at KCBD TV, Channel 11 in Lubock, Texas. Blonde hair with a reddish tint, "Strawberry Blonde", the stylists call it, accompanied by sparkling blue eyes and and a diminutive smile that accented her personality. She was there looking to find a part-time job. That summer she had worked as an intern in the promotion department at a television station in Dallas, and was  majoring in journalism at the university. A mutual friend with whom she worked in Dallas, had put her in touch with me. I worked as an 'on air' director, and was getting the studio reset for the six o'clock news following a commercial taping session. Although the station had no job openings at the time, a series of events began to take shape. That chance meeting changed my life, and I recall it as if it happened yesterday. I was twenty five, she, twenty. Two months later, In November, 1967, we married. Forty years and two months later, following cancer surgery, Karen passed away, but not until giving us a fantastic son, wonderful daughter-in-law, and now, two grandchildren, who have redefined the phrase,"growing like weeds." The holiday period has always been a time for reflections, some good, some 'not so good.' Can't be helped, human nature. But, as the sages say, "Life goes on", and it has been good to me in many ways. "Thank you, Lord, for helping me along the way." r.riddle: January 01, 2017
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Jan 1, 2017
Jan 1, 2017 at 8:36 AM UTC
There was a Time
It was September, 1967, when the young coed from Texas Tech University entered the television studio at KCBD TV, Channel 11 in Lubock, Texas. Blonde hair with a reddish tint, "Strawberry Blonde", the stylists call it, accompanied by sparkling blue eyes and and a diminutive smile that accented her personality. She was there looking to find a part-time job. That summer she had worked as an intern in the promotion department at a television station in Dallas, and was  majoring in journalism at the university. A mutual friend with whom she worked in Dallas, had put her in touch with me. I worked as an 'on air' director, and was getting the studio reset for the six o'clock news following a commercial taping session. Although the station had no job openings at the time, a series of events began to take shape. That chance meeting changed my life, and I recall it as if it happened yesterday. I was twenty five, she, twenty. Two months later, In November, 1967, we married. Forty years and two months later, following cancer surgery, Karen passed away, but not until giving us a fantastic son, wonderful daughter-in-law, and now, two grandchildren, who have redefined the phrase,"growing like weeds." The holiday period has always been a time for reflections, some good, some 'not so good.' Can't be helped, human nature. But, as the sages say, "Life goes on", and it has been good to me in many ways. "Thank you, Lord, for helping me along the way." r.riddle: January 01, 2017
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These long time friends of mine Make me shine God assigned He did a good job picking these  three of mine I am proud and   would never decline Sent me three of the most divine "Bottom Line" Even still today Making me always fall into line Keeping me from the criminal minds I was no angel   No doubt there were times they wanted to strangle If you messed with me the three  would be ready to tangle   No problem if you came at  us with no angle We have all moved away One a thousand miles Two just maybe an hour away Sad we all four could not stay Even though we have strayed We would never or could never betray It's our way Loyal Never is it  expected to be repaid The coed of brotherhood and sisterhood always obeyed We will always be at each others aide These three my mom and dad made We have now been together for decades I would never trade Anyone else would certainly be a downgrade !!
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Sep 17, 2015
Sep 17, 2015 at 12:17 AM UTC
Bother and Sisters
yes in the summer the tourists come from the coed y brenin trail, they do not have bells i buy my wood from the farmers’ supplies , it smells good i have coal too i like a fire, it sounds nice. it is company sbm.
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Jan 23, 2016
Jan 23, 2016 at 2:08 AM UTC
#backlane
A man that never wore a crown of thorns     That never grabbed life by the horns Avoided all the yellow lights flashing and what it warned Never looked into the mirror, so he would not have to see what it really showed A man That did not listen to all that was told A man that did not travel on the smooth roads But always took the side roads A man that did not belong to any zip coed A man That never received or never gave, there was nothing owed and nothing borrowed A man   That stuck close to the railroad not carrying where it would go Never saying hello A man That preferred to be a John Doe That would never  stay awhile That would always look ahead to the next mile with a smile A man With his  own lifestyle   Making it all worthwhile Never having to reconcile !!
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Feb 16, 2016
Feb 16, 2016 at 8:11 PM UTC
A man
The Miss-Director was beaming with pride as he scurried up to escort me inside. "Come along, these are perilous times, there is much ugly truth we endeavor to hide." ""We recruit each years class from young children who display a disdain for the truth." "We start with a class on tall stories, progressing to fibs and untruths." "By the time they are teens they are ready to leave little white lies behind." "They engage in deceit and deception. These skills help them rob people blind." "Our graduates cheat and suborn They misdirect and deflect with the great." "Politicians here are made, not born, and all learn to prevaricate." "When Bill Clinton was caught in that perjury I nearly went out of my mind." "If only he'd paid more attention in Class and less to some Coed's behind." We had come to a massive rotunda The Pantheon of all untruth. Holograms of Stalin and Churchill telling lies in an endless loop. There were quotes from the Koran and Bible inscribed on the sides of the wall. A Left wing devoted to Lenin. A right wing like a Munich beer hall. " The people must never be told that a place like this even exists." " You can count on me not to inform them." I said, barely moving my lips.
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Jul 14, 2017
Jul 14, 2017 at 7:58 AM UTC
Liar Learning
Adam marries Eve Now Adam can marry Steve And Eve marries Eve "Reality" We live to work Instead of working to live Seems to be contrived As all our lives is on a down hill dive Day to day trying to survive I don't think that is called "Arrived" "Reality" Afraid to go to the theater Might run into a hater That will cause us to meet our creator "Reality" Sending our kids off to high school And preschool Not knowing if they will return Is that what they were sent there to learn ?? "To never return" It's a shame But "Reality" The rich getting richer The poor getting poorer That we can ensure Something we all will have to endure Reality War after war Nation against nation The fear of others reactions Then sending our troops into action Reality Populations explode Where water no longer flows People leaving by the busloads Watching our lands erode Ah! the human coed Reality Global warming All kinds of warnings People misinforming That should be informing No reforming Our world of Reality! "The world or the state of things as they actually exist" !!
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Sep 8, 2015
Sep 8, 2015 at 12:26 PM UTC
REALITY
There once was a coed from Chester Who was born with removeable ******* Her    Twins got confused    About which ones to use, So they studied on an extra semester!
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Sep 29, 2019
Sep 29, 2019 at 8:20 AM UTC
Higher Education
I have always dated beautiful, and bright, women. I never married, probably because of the trauma of growing up with a father and mother who were so desperarately unhappy, but never divorced. When I was a freshman at Columbia, I dated a Barnard freshman named Stephani Cook. When Stephani was a senior, she entered a nationwide contest sponsored by Glamour Magazine for the best dressed coed in America. In effect, it was a contest for the most beautiful coed in America. Stephani won, a win that launched her on a  multi-year career with the most prominent modeling agency in the world, the Ford Agency in New York City. Thus, she graced the covers of the most famous women's magazines such as Seventeen and others. In the early 1980s, she authored the book "Second Life," which was an incredibly well crafted account of her years growing up and her excruciatingly painful early years of adulthood. And though I dated beautiful and bright women throughout my life, really one of the happiest facets of my life, the most beautiful woman I ever encountered I saw in the film "Casablanca" made in the early 1940s starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. Ingrid Bergman, simply put, is the most mesmerizing, transcendently beautiful woman I have ever seen. And I really cannot put into words why she is, by far, the most beautiful woman I have ever seen. When she came to Hollywood in the late 1930s, the studio moguls said she needed to change her name, that she was too tall, and that her nose was too big. Ingrid's riposte, an important part of her exquisite beauty, I believe, was she was not going to change her name, that her height did not bother her, and that she would not undergo any plastic surgery. In "Casablanca," Ingrid first appears as she enters Rick's Cafe Americain with her husband. I click at that moment to freeze that frame so I can gaze, for as long as I wish, at Ingrid's face (she never wore make-up), even from a distance. It is iridescent, and every time I do this, I am transfixed for minutes. That scene, that one scene, is the most extraordinary moment of all the scenes of all the great movies I have ever watched. I wish Ingrid were still alive so I could tell her what I've just shared with you. Copyright 2020 Tod Howard Hawks every time I do this,     her h
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May 4, 2020
May 4, 2020 at 7:57 PM UTC
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN
I have always dated beautiful, and bright, women. I never married, probably because of the trauma of growing up with a father and mother who were so desperarately unhappy, but never divorced. When I was a freshman at Columbia, I dated a Barnard freshman named Stephani Cook. When Stephani was a senior, she entered a nationwide contest sponsored by Glamour Magazine for the best dressed coed in America. In effect, it was a contest for the most beautiful coed in America. Stephani won, a win that launched her on a  multi-year career with the most prominent modeling agency in the world, the Ford Agency in New York City. Thus, she graced the covers of the most famous women's magazines such as Seventeen and others. In the early 1980s, she authored the book "Second Life," which was an incredibly well crafted account of her years growing up and her excruciatingly painful early years of adulthood. And though I dated beautiful and bright women throughout my life, really one of the happiest facets of my life, the most beautiful woman I ever encountered I saw in the film "Casablanca" made in the early 1940s starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. Ingrid Bergman, simply put, is the most mesmerizing, transcendently beautiful woman I have ever seen. And I really cannot put into words why she is, by far, the most beautiful woman I have ever seen. When she came to Hollywood in the late 1930s, the studio moguls said she needed to change her name, that she was too tall, and that her nose was too big. Ingrid's riposte, an important part of her exquisite beauty, I believe, was she was not going to change her name, that her height did not bother her, and that she would not undergo any plastic surgery. In "Casablanca," Ingrid first appears as she enters Rick's Cafe Americain with her husband. I click at that moment to freeze that frame so I can gaze, for as long as I wish, at Ingrid's face (she never wore make-up), even from a distance. It is iridescent, and every time I do this, I am transfixed for minutes. That scene, that one scene, is the most extraordinary moment of all the scenes of all the great movies I have ever watched. I wish Ingrid were still alive so I could tell her what I've just shared with you. Copyright 2020 Tod Howard Hawks every time I do this,     her h
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