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"competitors" poems
Love is like serving your customers, Leave them with good service and experiences, and they'll give you trust and loyalty like no other. Get the technical know-hows. Meet the demands and know the points and marks, To truly satisfy your customer's needs and wants. Like loving a person, You need to go ahead and seek for innovation. for competitors are just around, making their observations. Loving is satisfying, what's the point of begging your demands, If one should not adjust, or else better disband. And I am a loyal customer. I am a patron of her love and care, she gives me more than enough of what she shares. And I am a lucky customer. For she makes me feel most important, Everywhere we go and everything as applied. She leaves every experiences, with glitters and stars in my eyes. That's why I love her much, and I cannot deny. The joy of contentment, Lies in this constant ever changing quest, where we are moving, for each one's true happiness.
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Feb 21, 2011
Feb 21, 2011 at 5:58 PM UTC
Customer Satisfaction
It’s always easy to say you love me, when I’m naked, I only have your undivided attention, when you’re about to come, what is it with lust, and why do all mean act like predators, walking around looking to stick it in, while constantly trying to fight all competitors, gross, get your sick stick away from me, I don’t want to fck I don’t want to **** I just want to make a way to get away from everything, even though I know there’s no where I can go, that will put me far enough away from men, that I will feel comfortable enough, to relax enough to meet a man and be his friend, and I know that sounds a little extreme, but so does being pinned by my wrists to a bed, while I’m being stuck from the back my lust, with a pillow pressed upon my head, and you don’t even get it, you think we’re making love, and I try to explain this, but you don’t give a fck, because you don’t make love, you make lust, so I’m going to get ghost as soon as I can, no love lost because all we did was fck, it’s always easy to say you love me, when I’m naked, I only have your undivided attention, when you’re about to come… ∆ Aaron LaLux ∆
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Sep 24, 2018
Sep 24, 2018 at 5:12 PM UTC
Making Lust
An Airline we want you to boost We travel coast to coast We are not an Airlines being most It’s friendship in the skies Our Flight Attendants are the ones who advise We extend our serious welcome even at the flight’s end Friendship Airlines is about bringing passengers together We are not like our other airlines competitors being the other From the minute you sit in your seat Your seat also elevates your feet It’s that take off from the runway Knowing that you are on vacation and you need our getaway Our packages will add to your stay Then it is within flight hours of your arrival We care about the passengers we serve It’s quality service that all our passengers deserve Fly Friendship Airlines with the logo handshake way It will be pure satisfaction in what you will say Friendship Airlines being your friendly tip There will be times when the plane might dip Just remember our Pilots will be in control Our friendly skies with a look of behold.
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Mar 5, 2016
Mar 5, 2016 at 4:52 PM UTC
FRIENDSHIP AIRLINES
*Her prized first bike came out of a breakfast cereal competition. Then sped her around London from lecture to final examination. Twenty years on it was replaced by gleaming white and black carbon. Bought, lacking in memories faster, lighter with a baby seat for Bethan. Fitness, a priority this year swimming in the pool, open water and the sea. Clare selected a running coach cycling home at an ever higher cadence for tea. Happy, with her performance in her very first event as a triathlon novice. A second, saw Clare pedaling faster to race past fellow competitors with ease. In her last competition she was pictured lithe on posters promoting reactive sports glasses. Winning a new Felt racing bike, seats in the VIP stand for the Tour de France finish and her fit lasses-ass*. My congratulations dear hero...
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Jun 25, 2010
Jun 25, 2010 at 10:26 AM UTC
Tour de France - Clare has won it!
Here's one for the gamers dungeon dwellers, competitors and casual players Whether they're at home or at a friend, footballers, car racers or dragon slayers To the world that looks down on us for those who's hobbies least appeal Just because they don't understand the reason or share the passion we feel Gamers like acheivements each to their own Whether its to vanquish the opposition build, or break their enemies throne Is that so different perhaps they spend a lot of time at home But isn't playing online with their friends a little better than just sitting alone on ones phone? The world of gaming has evolved and adapted so much It's a common to see a mother aligning fruit or a child with a flapping duck And is it such a bad thing if the players are actually having fun It may not be making them better but I can think of many worse things they could have done They say games encourage violence but these people are some of the kindest I've ever seen Theft, ****** and street racing would it not be better if these things were only done behind a computer screen? For many, its more than just a game and can lead to some desperation But people need to know the limits and play in moderation For some it's to do things they wouldn't normally do or say on a daily basis A couch potato wanting to explore the world avoid boredom, keep their mind from stasis To feel the breeze of a challenge drive a fast car or sword-fight, maybe even do some parkour Whether they want to skydive or skate over a hill To be able to do something dangerous without having to sign a medical bill We all have our reasons some play casually while others play to vent E-gaming has become so popular now hosting world tournaments and many gaming event This is how we are so please let us be Our motives are like captured birds are we are just setting them free Whether you want to be a princess or guardian of a banana tree You can do whatever you want just follow your dream People will always be different this is just another sub-culture; like fans of a band But we are the gamers and by this title proudly we stand
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Jan 14, 2015
Jan 14, 2015 at 5:02 AM UTC
Life is an RPG
Here's one for the gamers dungeon dwellers, competitors and casual players Whether they're at home or at a friend, footballers, car racers or dragon slayers To the world that looks down on us for those who's hobbies least appeal Just because they don't understand the reason or share the passion we feel Gamers like acheivements each to their own Whether its to vanquish the opposition build, or break their enemies throne Is that so different perhaps they spend a lot of time at home But isn't playing online with their friends a little better than just sitting alone on ones phone? The world of gaming has evolved and adapted so much It's a common to see a mother aligning fruit or a child with a flapping duck And is it such a bad thing if the players are actually having fun It may not be making them better but I can think of many worse things they could have done They say games encourage violence but these people are some of the kindest I've ever seen Theft, ****** and street racing would it not be better if these things were only done behind a computer screen? For many, its more than just a game and can lead to some desperation But people need to know the limits and play in moderation For some it's to do things they wouldn't normally do or say on a daily basis A couch potato wanting to explore the world avoid boredom, keep their mind from stasis To feel the breeze of a challenge drive a fast car or sword-fight, maybe even do some parkour Whether they want to skydive or skate over a hill To be able to do something dangerous without having to sign a medical bill We all have our reasons some play casually while others play to vent E-gaming has become so popular now hosting world tournaments and many gaming event This is how we are so please let us be Our motives are like captured birds are we are just setting them free Whether you want to be a princess or guardian of a banana tree You can do whatever you want just follow your dream People will always be different this is just another sub-culture; like fans of a band But we are the gamers and by this title proudly we stand
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The unmistakable sound of metal carving through ice, Armored gladiators move swiftly Wielding wooden weapons with curved blades As they chase a hard black disc. Bodies slam into the boards, The boisterous crowd masks the sounds of cracking bones. One team scores, then the other. The crowd cheers, and then they boo. Two competitors exchange words, Then fists. Seconds tick off the clock, Before they know it the game draws to a close. Sweat drips from every pore, Steam rises from the warriors' helmets. The game has not yet been decided, So extra time is needed. The purest form of competition, The first to score wins. A skater breaks away from the defense. He shoots, he scores, he goes home and waits for the chance to play again.
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Jan 28, 2015
Jan 28, 2015 at 8:36 PM UTC
The Ice
It isn't a game. But one can definitely lose. There are no competitors. Yet self comparisons fog hind sight. Leading to more dreary backroads that the world forgot about. It was fun for a little while. Telling yourself that you threw away the world and not vise versa. Was truly the greatest lie. One that grew into actual belief for a time. But found that the greatest hell. Is watching your paradise burn. Bound only by disbelief. Dumbfounded. It's a shame that when you lose everything. Somehow your mind is the only thing that stays intact.     As if those aspects were programmed into humans in preparation for it.. And happiness got the short end of the stick. Then to further rub dirt into the wound we create hope. By means of pursuit. Shakespeare knew the questions. And left it up to everyone else to answer. Only as generations pass. We couldnt be further from any resemblance of an answer. Let alone know the question has already been proposed. Writers play with this notion and yield no two pairs alike. Lifes most important knowledge sadly can only come from experiencing it. But with the world in such a desensitized state. The fear of stagnation is becoming the only real possibility. Preposterous? No Predetermined the moment we chose to let others choose for us. There is no freedom. Only sacrifice. Right.
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Aug 27, 2017
Aug 27, 2017 at 4:22 AM UTC
Further
We wear our helmets Together with our suits for race I am the driver You are my co-driver Buckle up! Seat belts on We're ready to race Radio's on, I let you decide on which station Ready? Get set. Let's start the chase! We start smoothly Our gear's not even on three I step up the gas Let's speed up and fast! I don't really see the need to rush But since we're on the track Better give it our best shot Or else we'll lose the bout Also, there are competitors Whose pace we can't help but to compare They have such high scores Which subconsciously became our goal Then came rough roads I swerve from left to right We go off road Several times A **** after a **** Seems like an under-construction ramp "Watch out!" And then a bump Blood and bruises Filled our faces You looked at me with so much blame But, hey, isn't this a tag-team game? Sure, I was the one holding the steering wheel But you were my co-driver, sitting at the passenger seat You were the one in charge to navigate To follow your instructions was all I did I admit I had troubles as well Insecurities, jealousy made me tremble I felt I made an impossible gamble But, I am very sorry, I am human after all I cannot see your tears You're not that easy to read or I'm just bad at it But I have to take a guess You're very sorry as well We looked into each other and we had the hint We had to change our views for this trip Ah, I know what action would fit We smile as we said, "In this race, we quit." I started the engine And we buckled up again We quit the race, but we didn't quit our journey We'll continue slowly but surely, as we enjoy the sceneries We've had enough of contests Championships that never had any winner Championships that only brought stress It's not the destination, but the journey which matters If ever in case you resign as my co-driver, however I'll probably hire another After forever? Or I'll just also quit as a driver
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Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 at 4:20 AM UTC
Rally Racing
We wear our helmets Together with our suits for race I am the driver You are my co-driver Buckle up! Seat belts on We're ready to race Radio's on, I let you decide on which station Ready? Get set. Let's start the chase! We start smoothly Our gear's not even on three I step up the gas Let's speed up and fast! I don't really see the need to rush But since we're on the track Better give it our best shot Or else we'll lose the bout Also, there are competitors Whose pace we can't help but to compare They have such high scores Which subconsciously became our goal Then came rough roads I swerve from left to right We go off road Several times A **** after a **** Seems like an under-construction ramp "Watch out!" And then a bump Blood and bruises Filled our faces You looked at me with so much blame But, hey, isn't this a tag-team game? Sure, I was the one holding the steering wheel But you were my co-driver, sitting at the passenger seat You were the one in charge to navigate To follow your instructions was all I did I admit I had troubles as well Insecurities, jealousy made me tremble I felt I made an impossible gamble But, I am very sorry, I am human after all I cannot see your tears You're not that easy to read or I'm just bad at it But I have to take a guess You're very sorry as well We looked into each other and we had the hint We had to change our views for this trip Ah, I know what action would fit We smile as we said, "In this race, we quit." I started the engine And we buckled up again We quit the race, but we didn't quit our journey We'll continue slowly but surely, as we enjoy the sceneries We've had enough of contests Championships that never had any winner Championships that only brought stress It's not the destination, but the journey which matters If ever in case you resign as my co-driver, however I'll probably hire another After forever? Or I'll just also quit as a driver
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Cassie and Lia Or Ana and Mia? I don't know who we are anymore Best friends or competitors? Both fighting for a place at the morgue As the first snow falls, Our blood intermingles In a pact to be the skinniest of them all And no one else can see That we're stuck in a blizzard Doing anything for beauty Icy veins and frozen hearts Numbers shrinking on the scale Metallic blades leaving scars Pretty pills and bathroom stalls, Diet coke and working out, This is all that we are We used to be innocent Cassie and Lia, But when I look in the mirror I only see Ana and Mia
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Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014 at 10:43 AM UTC
Wintergirls
Pringles with presentation in flavor The chip itself is something to sliver One bite and you know the taste is fresh We look and you know you need to buy All it takes is one try The crispness being at its best Other potato chip competitors in their contest Lays with no one can just one Wise got you in their eye Utz we got you covered But neither one can explain why The Pringles P being perfection The consumer being the indication You will agree yourself There is no comparison with anybody else The goodness with the man with the beard Pringles with how your taste will preserver It’s the crunch on yes and the flavor that says it best.
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Jul 17, 2015
Jul 17, 2015 at 5:25 AM UTC
MY PRINGLES POTATO CHIPS COMMERCIAL POETRY
I refuse to participate In this race so corporate Where nothing but competition rules Where competitors get thrown to hungry wolves They call it survival of the fittest And elimination of the weakest Competition they say breeds innovation As if a creative soul needs any confrontation! They corrupt you with conviction Of wealth, riches, fame and instant gratification They put a noose round your neck With a cabin enclosing your desk You toil night and day To keep the wolves at bay You die a little every day Dreaming of things to do your way Only you can these fetters break By doing what you love Even if it is for a smaller cheque In the extra time that you have Gaze at the world   with wonder and awe Go paint on a canvas, or weave a web of words Or simply go watch wild animals and birds For when you finally go up for review He will treat us all with the same view He for sure will ask Did you laugh, did you cry Did you Your precious life enjoy? I refuse to participate In this race so corporate
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Jun 16, 2014
Jun 16, 2014 at 7:09 AM UTC
Rat Race
you cannot be serious man in what you say that is what the brat was heard to say on the court he'd remonstrate about the call he objected to the linesman's placement of the ball you cannot be serious man in what you say that is what the brat was heard to say in tennis circles he had a no good reputation for engaging in all manner of disputation you cannot be serious man in what you say that was what the brat was heard to say unsporting behaviour he'd frequently show other competitors didn't much like the tenor of his bow you cannot be serious man in what you say that is what the brat was heard to say another of his ilk presently applies the same guttersnipe stuff he's a right royal smarty-pants with his racquet's guff you cannot be serious man in what you say that is what the brat was heard to say
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Oct 24, 2016
Oct 24, 2016 at 7:03 PM UTC
You Cannot Be Serious (Sports Poem)
I favour the deep, impenetrable truth of the jungle Over the smooth ride over sleek black rubber; The ***** disturbing, demented disorder; The distortions of the lights we bathe on, Over outward alignments and the staleness of systems. I favour the cheap, rugged, bittersweet taste Of a late night's substandard drink, In the midst of true lights and shadows And the uncertainty they cast upon us, Over the orderly and satisfactory-- The dead pleasures and securities that Exist nowhere but in feeble projections. I favour the basic, primeval, animal grunt-- The dirt, the dizziness of true treading Across the muddy shallows--, Over the clattering of an overflowed, Certain mind. I favour doubt, earnest doubt, Unpalatable doubt, inescapable doubt-- A smile in a pitch-black room, A journey on a lukewarm air balloon, A half-finished sentence in a half-serious gloom--, Over hasty conclusions and tainted allusions. I favour the endearing messiness of reality; The chaos of light and dreams; The mystery, so out of reach, Of you and me and the space in-between; The stained, torn, shattered, burnt, Twisted texture we find ourselves upon, Over the smooth, marble-white, Sterile surface where false certainties Slide, grinning, before they find themselves On an impending collision with the infectious hesitation of the ground. I favour the acknowledging look Straight into the eye; A ladder with one step; A race with no competitors; A contentment without resentment; A bread on your table that's good enough, That doesn't tease you and promise you more, And more, And more, So that you forget what you should really care for, What lies deep under your skin, What stirs up the dormant contents of your guts-- You climb to the hilltop Which finally allows you to have A peek at the next one. I favour uncertainty and risk, And walking too close to the edge; I favour barely enough, And cutting it too close; I favour throwing all excess over the board, And lowering standards; I favour the taste of imminent failure And the adrenaline of a heart-wakening sprint; I favour meagre means And big dreams, free of currencies; For they all remind me what the world Really looks like, Who I really am, And what the winter-night winds Really feel like. I favour the ways of nature, often erratic, ***** ugly and convoluted, Often dumbfounding, Unintentionally intelligent and mysterious, Over the ways of fear-ridden constructions, For there is no such thing As a straight line.
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Jan 9, 2019
Jan 9, 2019 at 2:31 PM UTC
Wednesday Manifesto
I favour the deep, impenetrable truth of the jungle Over the smooth ride over sleek black rubber; The ***** disturbing, demented disorder; The distortions of the lights we bathe on, Over outward alignments and the staleness of systems. I favour the cheap, rugged, bittersweet taste Of a late night's substandard drink, In the midst of true lights and shadows And the uncertainty they cast upon us, Over the orderly and satisfactory-- The dead pleasures and securities that Exist nowhere but in feeble projections. I favour the basic, primeval, animal grunt-- The dirt, the dizziness of true treading Across the muddy shallows--, Over the clattering of an overflowed, Certain mind. I favour doubt, earnest doubt, Unpalatable doubt, inescapable doubt-- A smile in a pitch-black room, A journey on a lukewarm air balloon, A half-finished sentence in a half-serious gloom--, Over hasty conclusions and tainted allusions. I favour the endearing messiness of reality; The chaos of light and dreams; The mystery, so out of reach, Of you and me and the space in-between; The stained, torn, shattered, burnt, Twisted texture we find ourselves upon, Over the smooth, marble-white, Sterile surface where false certainties Slide, grinning, before they find themselves On an impending collision with the infectious hesitation of the ground. I favour the acknowledging look Straight into the eye; A ladder with one step; A race with no competitors; A contentment without resentment; A bread on your table that's good enough, That doesn't tease you and promise you more, And more, And more, So that you forget what you should really care for, What lies deep under your skin, What stirs up the dormant contents of your guts-- You climb to the hilltop Which finally allows you to have A peek at the next one. I favour uncertainty and risk, And walking too close to the edge; I favour barely enough, And cutting it too close; I favour throwing all excess over the board, And lowering standards; I favour the taste of imminent failure And the adrenaline of a heart-wakening sprint; I favour meagre means And big dreams, free of currencies; For they all remind me what the world Really looks like, Who I really am, And what the winter-night winds Really feel like. I favour the ways of nature, often erratic, ***** ugly and convoluted, Often dumbfounding, Unintentionally intelligent and mysterious, Over the ways of fear-ridden constructions, For there is no such thing As a straight line.
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He didn't meet many expectations With the shell that he wore Though the people gave nothing They expected more He'd stroll into town With the clothes on his back And the tools he would need In an ancient, holey bag He'd search out those In need of repair A leaky roof Or a broken chair This man seemed to know something About every field He'd smooth bumpy roads Even doctored wounds 'til they healed There was never a charge For the service he rendered One need only ask And perhaps remember **If a stranger's in need And passes your way Just give him a hand That's my pay** The more that he helped The more tradesmen would fuss *This man's stealing the thunder That belongs to us* So the tradesmen all gathered And plotted and planned The weapons they chose Were not in their hands They began to spread lies *This is our competitors' ruse If he keeps freely working Consider the business we'll lose* They convinced the masses In spite of all he had done *This enemy among us Is a dangerous one* So this strange humble servant Who was mocked in the end Had no one defend him Not one single friend If you'll lend me your ear I'll return it with truth The enemy among us Is me and you
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Aug 14, 2015
Aug 14, 2015 at 6:03 PM UTC
The Enemy Among Us
Is it bad that I think, think, think about the way the end will come. That I see the water flood the streets, that I feel the fire burn inside me. I can hear the animals charging down roads and fields, as the earth cracks and crumbles. The tips of my fingers turn cold and blue as my mind freezes over, and volcanoes boom under our feet as we bring the world to its end. The thing we fear arrives at last and we are all to blame. I put my heart in quarantine as pestilence sweeps the land. War tares us apart as we try to lower our guns, but we are compelled to do the things we hate as we attempt to pursue peace. We run and run and run and run in search of life that has been trampled by our feet. The conflict in our midst becomes obvious as the dust clears but does not disappear. Our friends beside us grow feral and hostile as long, ****** fangs are bared. As the fog rises and the clouds black out the sun, it becomes clear to me that the end has been here, but has not taken us all. And we wait and wonder who goes next as our comrades turn to competitors. Yes, we wait and wonder, as we see the end has come, but still, it is not here.
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Apr 14, 2018
Apr 14, 2018 at 7:17 PM UTC
Smoke and Fire
Keeping my composure with a Composition pad. I'm committed to compassion And I'm passionately sad. I'm competing with competitors That show no competition. My work ethic is persistent, All my wisdom blocks the ignorance. But I can't stay that optimistic and Surrounded by indifference. The injustice is indignant. See, my mind can tell the difference. With all the hate I be deflecting, And my love they stay rejecting, I'm simply drifting in the mist of This. The mystery of wishfulness; It glistens and it whistles so blissfully, But licorice Is sweeter than the outcome of Me laughing while I slit my wrists. But not as bitter as a Hell on earth. I Step on dirt and cigarettes-- Disgust me much, but marijuana Seems to bring deliverance. See, Mary wanna be a ****** Joseph is so sick of this. I'm praying to my God regardless, Let Him add his finishes. Can't stay here long, I got to go, I swear, I'm getting rid of this. These ain't tears that's on my cheeks Love, see, these the roads of distances. Let's not settle out our differences. Should've settled all my dividends. I should be held and given kisses ***** Not accused of having mistresses. My love is warm, my soul is kind, And yet my heart receives these Hits so brisk. Maybe if I bleed out by the end, They'll finally miss the kid.
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Oct 28, 2018
Oct 28, 2018 at 12:14 PM UTC
L!f3
Take off your polished handmade Italian shoes Yes, take them off, right here in the street Peel off those thin black dress socks Walk into the cheap barber shop And tell the barber to shave your head That full head of thick corporate hair Now walk barefoot and bald in your $3000 pinstriped business suit and your silk tie and cufflinks and starched white shirt Walk barefoot though the financial district Everyone will stare Your colleagues and friends and competitors will laugh As dust collects on your smooth clean white soles Destroy your privilege Cut ties Burn your bridges Barefoot bald and humiliated You can start again
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Jan 13, 2015
Jan 13, 2015 at 3:32 PM UTC
Mr. Wall Street
I smile and cry in Bengali I sing in Bengali too Whenever I feel pain I find a cure in Bengali! Bengali is my mother tongue The Bengali language is my soul I see the simple path in Bengali and there I get my wound heal! Bengali is the light of my eyes Bengali words are the power of my voice The Bengali language has been honored and it has no competitors. We talk in Bengali That's why we are Bengali We won the Liberation War for this passion and now we are independent! Bengali, today you are proud of us for whose love, blood, and self-sacrifice They are on the head of Bengali; They are alive with the rising sun. Oh, Bengali language, You have been purified with the blood of our nation On the 'Twenty-one' February!
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Feb 21, 2021
Feb 21, 2021 at 9:42 AM UTC
Bengali Language
Comfort Zone has a sale on: Live no lives for the price of one. Admittedly, it's not a good deal but I'm always there, always browsing. One bedroom comes with a comfy bed and TV. Buy now and get a year of solitude absolutely free. Of course I could always shop around - one more year at Comfort Zone or should I switch my life provider to Grow The Hell Up? Maybe The Real World? After all, they do have benefits for new customers: I checked with Real World and they offer three years agonising anxiety, but guaranteed success (small print: success not guaranteed). Real World offers free training in socialising, public speaking, dealing with catastrophic failure. But Comfort Zone does have that bed and TV... Plus it's a great anti-aging cream: I'm twenty-three going on fifteen. One word of advice: If you do try to leave Comfort Zone they will call you, send you letters, bribe you with better deals, slander their competitors. When you do switch to Real World, just go. Leave Comfort Zone and never let them know.
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 11:41 AM UTC
Comfort Zone
There is strength here. Built in glaciers older than countries Known only to cold seas And the animals that thrive in the face of difficulty. There is beauty here. Reflected in water droplets that tear the light apart We gaze upon the scattered remains and declare it a rainbow. We're not wrong. There is anger here. You only have to watch the way the volcanoes erupt in fury Or the water-bound tsunami who reaches for land but is banished to sea. There is pain here. Watch the way the Earth shudders, and the ground tries to hold itself together And oil runs from water. We call them immiscible. There is violence here. It inhabits the living and the still, Tornadoes chase and throw and break And guns scream And the prey cry And comrades become competitors There is sorrow here. You can hear it in the breaking of a voice from topic not age And the way the rain cries down windows, In the whimper of a sleeping child. There is joy here. You see it in the songs of whales and the chatter of dolphins And the way the stars twinkle contentedly, Find it in the breathy huff of a baby's first laugh. Look for it in the secret smile that wasn't meant to be seen. There is coldness here. Not just the kind that makes exhibits of mammoths But there is something in the look of a bigot, The indifference of an eagle, Something in the way ash falls slow and steady as it watches lava desolate a city. There is life here. In this world we do not limit living to survival And we have a way of finding new ways to look at our world. And though the mountain does not breathe it moves constantly. Though leaves that left their trees are not green, they dance on the wind. And even when we are gone we remain in memories and dreams And artefacts, or speeches, or actions. There are many problems here. But we're trying to fix them. This is a planet worth fixing.
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Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 1:46 PM UTC
This Planet
There is strength here. Built in glaciers older than countries Known only to cold seas And the animals that thrive in the face of difficulty. There is beauty here. Reflected in water droplets that tear the light apart We gaze upon the scattered remains and declare it a rainbow. We're not wrong. There is anger here. You only have to watch the way the volcanoes erupt in fury Or the water-bound tsunami who reaches for land but is banished to sea. There is pain here. Watch the way the Earth shudders, and the ground tries to hold itself together And oil runs from water. We call them immiscible. There is violence here. It inhabits the living and the still, Tornadoes chase and throw and break And guns scream And the prey cry And comrades become competitors There is sorrow here. You can hear it in the breaking of a voice from topic not age And the way the rain cries down windows, In the whimper of a sleeping child. There is joy here. You see it in the songs of whales and the chatter of dolphins And the way the stars twinkle contentedly, Find it in the breathy huff of a baby's first laugh. Look for it in the secret smile that wasn't meant to be seen. There is coldness here. Not just the kind that makes exhibits of mammoths But there is something in the look of a bigot, The indifference of an eagle, Something in the way ash falls slow and steady as it watches lava desolate a city. There is life here. In this world we do not limit living to survival And we have a way of finding new ways to look at our world. And though the mountain does not breathe it moves constantly. Though leaves that left their trees are not green, they dance on the wind. And even when we are gone we remain in memories and dreams And artefacts, or speeches, or actions. There are many problems here. But we're trying to fix them. This is a planet worth fixing.
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It was a writer’s line being the flow Then came the Poet in just letting go It was words to the finish The finale in who will be distinguished A writer’s dialog being about a far off place I believe it had something to with star wars in a battle in outer space The Poet wrote about the eyes having words Imagination of words in a journey being heard However the Writer and Poet going on their bout in who the Judges and fans will be talking about Timing being the critical moments The clock is ticking Looks like the Writer might have writer’s block It was some tense moments in being frozen stuck The Poet is thinking the Writer should be plucked Finally the Judge’s announced, “Thoughts down” The Judge’s went though the Writer and Poet works in a hurdle conference among them selves Only moment will tell The moments turned into tense seconds You could see sweat pouring from each of the Writer and Poet But neither wanted to show it Suddenly, the announcement of the winner The Judges stated it was a hard decision But they knew they had to have precision The winner is, suddenly a pause The Poet But finally everyone knew it The writer and Poet were excellent competitors It made no difference in who was the champ The Writer and Poet were both champions in amp “If words can be expressed, then it is the sentences that says it best, write like you never have before as it is the journey of words you want the reader to explore”.
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Feb 8, 2016
Feb 8, 2016 at 7:23 PM UTC
WRITER AND POET CONVINCING CHALLENGE
I want to be friends with the Sun You know, like hangout, have fun and shoot the breeze OK, I know it's hot, strong, powerful and super blazing But it must be pretty lonely hanging there on its own I mean, what fun can you have nuclear-izing all the time It should chill a little, the Sun I could get it to smoke a cheroot, come to a barbecue Perhaps have a fiery whiskey or a ginger beer with a zing We could go to hell's Kitchen and have a well singe T-bone I'll even take it to a Tanning saloon to see its competitors work Yip, I'll really like to be friends with the Sun First though, its got to really cool down and be calm Why all the the fire, the explosions and relentless blazing Look how long its been going on, any wonder he hangs alone Like, its got to know too much heat is good for no one So, I'm going to go hang out with the Sun About time it has a friend and some sound advise Maybe I should take along some Fire-fighters just in case But it's got to know, we come in peace, not to douse it down It's all fire with the Sun, but it should know that Fire, fire fire Is only good in Hell and that's not a place for our lovely Sun Anybody got a long distance Rocket...anybody...? Coyright. LaurenceA.29thJuly2018. All rights reserved
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Jul 29, 2018
Jul 29, 2018 at 3:23 PM UTC
I Want To Meet The Sun....!
Do I have what it takes to step on the Bodybuilding stage? Competitions to compete in Intensity training too begin Muscles focus at the end Muscles to tone until pumped Nutrition in muscles feed Plenty of muscle magazines to read Posing until perfect Structure in the Bodybuilder’s mind Having a mind set to take effect Mirror checking flexing results The hardness in muscles felt Training through pain with the term dealt Having a Bodybuilding Coach guiding any Bodybuilder to perfection the whole way This is training principles usage every day If a Bodybuilder intends to win, he must have high intensity determination to the very end It’s more than just lifting weights It’s the preparation in how it relates It’s the protein intake It’s also requires drinking nutritional weight gain shakes Later at Prejudging during the day and competition night The Bodybuilder must be properly oiled for the heavy spotlights Practice posing backstage Step on center stage to let one’s muscles amaze Cheers from the audience encouragement being the phase The competition will require standing next to other bodybuilding competitors in comparison In the eyes of the Bodybuilding Judges whose muscles standout However competitions can become a flexing bout But you can depend on audiences with a shout However, it is the winning bodybuilding circle where the focus will be a winner profile everyone will be talking about Bodybuilding is about weight gain or weight reduce Yet it is a sport where men and women are enthused But there are drugs where including young people should refuse Bodybuilding good or bad No pain with everything to gain It’s about exercise Some might say it is an enterprise But people must realize Shape having tone But I am sure this everyone has known Muscle training comes from anywhere across the shore Yes bodybuilding is something one should explore Muscle Appeal Having a muscle flex feel The bottom line, Bodybuilding is for real.
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Jul 15, 2017
Jul 15, 2017 at 2:12 PM UTC
WHAT GOES THROUGH A COMPETITIVE BODYBUILDER’S MIND DURING TRAINING?
Do I have what it takes to step on the Bodybuilding stage? Competitions to compete in Intensity training too begin Muscles focus at the end Muscles to tone until pumped Nutrition in muscles feed Plenty of muscle magazines to read Posing until perfect Structure in the Bodybuilder’s mind Having a mind set to take effect Mirror checking flexing results The hardness in muscles felt Training through pain with the term dealt Having a Bodybuilding Coach guiding any Bodybuilder to perfection the whole way This is training principles usage every day If a Bodybuilder intends to win, he must have high intensity determination to the very end It’s more than just lifting weights It’s the preparation in how it relates It’s the protein intake It’s also requires drinking nutritional weight gain shakes Later at Prejudging during the day and competition night The Bodybuilder must be properly oiled for the heavy spotlights Practice posing backstage Step on center stage to let one’s muscles amaze Cheers from the audience encouragement being the phase The competition will require standing next to other bodybuilding competitors in comparison In the eyes of the Bodybuilding Judges whose muscles standout However competitions can become a flexing bout But you can depend on audiences with a shout However, it is the winning bodybuilding circle where the focus will be a winner profile everyone will be talking about Bodybuilding is about weight gain or weight reduce Yet it is a sport where men and women are enthused But there are drugs where including young people should refuse Bodybuilding good or bad No pain with everything to gain It’s about exercise Some might say it is an enterprise But people must realize Shape having tone But I am sure this everyone has known Muscle training comes from anywhere across the shore Yes bodybuilding is something one should explore Muscle Appeal Having a muscle flex feel The bottom line, Bodybuilding is for real.
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Mr. Wall Street, Yes, YOU You in the Perfect Suit Here are your instructions: Take off your polished handmade Italian shoes Yes, take them off, right here in the street Don't ague with me! Peel off those long thin black dress socks Feel the pavement under your Smooth, clean white feet Leave your former shoes to Cry for their former owner Some panhandler will grab them and give them a very different life Now walk into the cheap barber shop And tell the barber to shave your head Yes - all of your hair That full head of thick corporate hair Falling to the floor in a pile of silver silk As the barber hides his laughter Now walk barefoot and bald in your $3000 pinstriped business suit and your silk tie and cufflinks and starched white shirt and cashmere overcoat Walk barefoot though the financial district Everyone will stare Your colleagues and friends and competitors will laugh As dust collects on your smooth, supple clean white soles Destroy your privilege Cut ties Burn your bridges But first cross over to the other side Become an outsider Barefoot bald and humiliated You can start again
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Mar 7, 2015
Mar 7, 2015 at 2:32 PM UTC
Hello, Mr Wall Street