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"copying" poems
Copycat, copycat. Mimic all that I do, Even though you know it's not good for you. Copycat, copycat. Do not be a fool. You can fool So many people. But not me; I will not drool All over you. Copycat, copycat. Giveback my life. No, I do not care if copying me is how you survive. No, I hate you a lot... so goodbye. Copycat, copycat. I shouldn't call you so: You're a ***** and I hope that you know. I appoint you head ***** from now on. Bam! Scram! It's about time that you've gone.
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Jan 10, 2019
Jan 10, 2019 at 9:21 PM UTC
Copycat
You Are the Texture ………………………… **~ for all of you, you, you poet~** Impasto “**is a technique used in painting, where paint is laid on an area of the surface thickly, usually thick enough that the brush or  painting- knife strokes are visible. Paint can also be mixed right on to the canvas. When dry, impasto provides texture; the paint appears as if, to be coming out of the canvas.**” <1:47pm> Cut & Paste *is a technique used in poetry writing, we refer back to our visions, heard words, the eyeful, the earful, scents, the reads read, all in the mind’s palette blended, thickly, but when the merging fused, every word~in~coloration, it is unique, reincarnation, copying impossible. The imagery, cut and pasted from thy heart and soul, upon canvas, your poems~pieces each appear* ***as you-are-texture, you becoming out of, you, the canvas. <2:04pm> Postscript*** ……………… it is not lost on me that the scars, our words, herein, as we note all too frequently, almost casually, are, can be, those selfsame words/painting-knife employed for our first and foremost canvas we utilize, ourselves… our bodies, our very selves salved
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Jun 24, 2023
Jun 24, 2023 at 8:06 AM UTC
Impasto vs. Cut & Paste: You Are the Texture
I can be you, or I can be them I can be she, or I can be him but why be a con artist of someone else like a shadow to my best friend, when I can be my own person, a unique creation created in the image of God but representin my own reflection because I don't wanna see you, them, she, or him in the mirror I wanna see me through my own eyes, 20/20 vision, but clearer but the more I conform, the image of someone else draws nearer and I begin to lose sight of myself, look back in the mirror, and see myself in the rear a shadow to another figure, a copy of a personality livin' out another person's dreamed out reality copying what they think, and succumbing to conformity but that ain't me.... what you see visually and how I appear physically is what makes me comfortable, that's why I'm an independent, politically I don't follow the norms and rules of what's most accepted socially the only commandments I live by are the ones given Biblically I ain't  the best saint though, I mean I do sin every day but the only one I wanna copy is Jesus Christ, in every possible way on the other hand, Satan is out there, trynna tempt me on how to act and even what words I say he's out offering me drinks, but I reply, "I'm okay" cause I don't care if "everyone else is doin' it" I just live how I like to live, that's what makes me a true non-conformist I dress how I wish and not because it's in style I keep my hair big, I do whatever makes me smile I'm not trynna impress you or fit into your clique I don't give women pick-up lines and act like I'm slick I'm me, just me, no facades, just real and if you can't accept that, then move forward but don't steal the things that make me special, from my poems to my appeal so don't try to change me and keep my uniqueness concealed I could care less about your thoughts and any of your judgements I refuse to give your words power, I can make your points become pointless I'm not trynna be harsh, I just love to be different I wanna be an original and keep my vibe realistic not a second you, but a first me, no counterfeit I try to keep up with what God said in Matt 26 verse 41, the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak so pray not to give into temptation and stay on your feet I encourage us to keep our standards and what makes us unique and accept anyone else who doesn't wanna repeat everything you say, and everything you do sometimes it's the people that are different that come off the most true because they're not sayin or actin' in ways that you approve they're given you their honest opinion, you should keep them closest to you don't conform, forget what people want you to be just be yourself, not a copy of reality TV.
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Nov 4, 2012
Nov 4, 2012 at 10:00 PM UTC
nonconformity
I can be you, or I can be them I can be she, or I can be him but why be a con artist of someone else like a shadow to my best friend, when I can be my own person, a unique creation created in the image of God but representin my own reflection because I don't wanna see you, them, she, or him in the mirror I wanna see me through my own eyes, 20/20 vision, but clearer but the more I conform, the image of someone else draws nearer and I begin to lose sight of myself, look back in the mirror, and see myself in the rear a shadow to another figure, a copy of a personality livin' out another person's dreamed out reality copying what they think, and succumbing to conformity but that ain't me.... what you see visually and how I appear physically is what makes me comfortable, that's why I'm an independent, politically I don't follow the norms and rules of what's most accepted socially the only commandments I live by are the ones given Biblically I ain't  the best saint though, I mean I do sin every day but the only one I wanna copy is Jesus Christ, in every possible way on the other hand, Satan is out there, trynna tempt me on how to act and even what words I say he's out offering me drinks, but I reply, "I'm okay" cause I don't care if "everyone else is doin' it" I just live how I like to live, that's what makes me a true non-conformist I dress how I wish and not because it's in style I keep my hair big, I do whatever makes me smile I'm not trynna impress you or fit into your clique I don't give women pick-up lines and act like I'm slick I'm me, just me, no facades, just real and if you can't accept that, then move forward but don't steal the things that make me special, from my poems to my appeal so don't try to change me and keep my uniqueness concealed I could care less about your thoughts and any of your judgements I refuse to give your words power, I can make your points become pointless I'm not trynna be harsh, I just love to be different I wanna be an original and keep my vibe realistic not a second you, but a first me, no counterfeit I try to keep up with what God said in Matt 26 verse 41, the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak so pray not to give into temptation and stay on your feet I encourage us to keep our standards and what makes us unique and accept anyone else who doesn't wanna repeat everything you say, and everything you do sometimes it's the people that are different that come off the most true because they're not sayin or actin' in ways that you approve they're given you their honest opinion, you should keep them closest to you don't conform, forget what people want you to be just be yourself, not a copy of reality TV.
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They say copying is the highest form of flattery but i think its because you have no originality always replicating what i do is it just me is there any thoughts inside of you everything you do is because of someone else can you really not see it how can't you tell we all see right through it open your eyes and you will too stop trying to be me and start being you copy cat copy cat annoying little copy rat copy cat copy cat mindless spineless poison trap copy cat copy cat shady lame copy rat copy cat copy cat do you have a brain in tact Now don't get me wrong i don't think i'm anything that great not trying to be rude this is not something i want to debate so now do you get the whole picture why be a sheep when you can bite just like a wolf you've got so much to offer so why be another a whole entire world out there so why even care just be the one you are with nothing to loose you'll go so far i know there's more to you parts i can't see through
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Sep 15, 2015
Sep 15, 2015 at 6:52 PM UTC
copy rat
As talent drained from every inch of my mind I found reading other's work only made me jealous                    I started to feel unpopular           Not enough ideas left to create anything at all. Not a single drop of inspiration.       As all of theses emotions and realizations mixed together I became okay with copying your work.        *I can imagine you slaving in the dark Racking your brain to find the perfect words to finish the last line*        Lucky for me I have it all right here, completed and ready to post      Finished and polished and prepackaged with a message I didn't think of but everyone will commend me for.     I hope you enjoy it.
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May 7, 2016
May 7, 2016 at 9:53 AM UTC
I Plagiarized this Poem
If Doraemon is real, I'll use his 'Hopter' to go above the clouds Shout all my pains and get out from the crowd, Wait for the rain and see the lightning strike the ground. If Doraemon is real, I'll use his 'anywhere door' to travel around the world Oh, I'll bring my wardrobe, my lover, my bed and even my dog With one step, I can go anywhere and  write it on my blog. If Doraemon is real, I'll use his 'copying toast' to get different certifications I'll memorize Merriam, Websters, Harry Potter and have an oration I'll be the smartest person alive and wait I can feel the mutation! If Doraemon is real, I'll use his 'dress up camera' to get all all the dress that I want I'm going to wear Gucci, Prada, Channel and even Dolce and Gabbana I'll be more than the Hollywood stars, yeah I don't need Santa. But Doraemon is not real, He's not even mine, he is Nobita's childhood best friend. That show taught me a great lesson - you don't need any gadget to be happy, to have friends, to be satisfied or to feel loved.
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Jun 25, 2015
Jun 25, 2015 at 10:29 PM UTC
Doraemon
My identity was stolen by God. I have no sense of self, no sense of purpose, every personality trait of mine is nearly reflecting from a nearby shiny surface. I crave individuality, to feel like I'm a person. I was born a blank canvas inside and out. Whenever I try to decorate myself it doesn't feel like self-expression. It feels like plagiarism. It feels like copying someone else's hard earned work. For how can I express myself, when I have no ******* clue who I am? Supposedly, I just have to "find myself," But along with no identity, I have no sense of direction. So I wander, and I wander, and I wander. I think until my brain bleeds. I think until my eyes close. And it all grows quiet. It all grows white. It all grows into nothing. So maybe, I found myself after all.
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Jun 3, 2016
Jun 3, 2016 at 9:03 PM UTC
Transparent
Walking around like a pack of animals Following each other copying what we see, What really separates us from animals? We talk, we think, we try to explain but we also follow, we do as we told, we believe what is said We work, we build, we have fun but I'm still not seeing what truly separates us from animals The only thing that I see different is our power anything different we try to hurt, **** or experiment on if any animal behaved like a human what do you think we would do to it? We'd experiment, we'd **** we would torture or put it on TV and turn it in to a celebrity. So I ask what truly separates us from animals?
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Jul 14, 2014
Jul 14, 2014 at 1:38 PM UTC
what truly separates us from animals
On the face of it, there isn't much about this bird To stop me in my tracks.              Brown, oblivious, busy with the ground It totters along on stilted legs Probing among the frozen fields. It's the name that's the trouble. Childhood hours spent copying pictures From the Readers' Digest Book of Birds Call to mind the name, 'Curlew'. In my house, though, birds had Scots names and my dad, a linguistic David Bellamy Urged us to conserve these rare words or lose them forever. Goldfinch?  Gowdspink! Starling?  Stuckie! Blue ***  Umm... But the undistinguished gentleman before me was definitely a whaup. Curlew or whaup? Which is it to me? The English of books or the fading Scots, maybe closer to the bird's wild home? Textbook reality or romantic poetry? Or both - can the creature sit in two states at once? "Schrodinger's Curlew", I think with a smile. ("Schrodinger's Whaup!" bellows the bit of my dad that lodges in my head.)            Here, under a cloud of my own breath In the low winter light,             Neither seems quite adequate. And then, untouched by my musings The bird spreads its wings and lifts, Naming itself, with a long, pure note           And my heart, in two states,            Leaps              and breaks.
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Nov 26, 2010
Nov 26, 2010 at 12:03 AM UTC
Schrodinger's Curlew
All these stanzas look alike they talk about the same things with the same words, the same poem written over and over again like voices, whispers, copying each other unable to feel and trust experience differently, socialized for homogeneity unified but dull, strong but obedient their writing seemed the narratives of machines unable to innovate plagiarizing voices they believed were their own, authentic, pure their literary journals were a politics of masters of arts and agendas of contests like car commercials without a proper enjoyment of speed, or our favorite writers whose names we only knew because they were the ones who died at the right time while somebody was looking, reading them but the bookstores didn’t know their metaphors were weak, or their life’s work was merely symbolic, that’s the thing isn’t it poets are only symbols, as poems are only fluff, paper, the labor of writers-in-residence while the rest of the world are more interested in serial killers and which stocks might be worth getting into, and when to sell out investing in words seemed silly to them and, in my selected works there was nothing of how to be a Poet Laureate or how to win prizes exceptional or not, publication was left to amazon state grants, fellowships, visiting writers academics who never felt truly how to write poetry at its heart was a colonization of artists few could share what that meant, we were the first illiterate generation, spending more time with the internet than with books.
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 12:04 PM UTC
On the decline of literacy
All these stanzas look alike they talk about the same things with the same words, the same poem written over and over again like voices, whispers, copying each other unable to feel and trust experience differently, socialized for homogeneity unified but dull, strong but obedient their writing seemed the narratives of machines unable to innovate plagiarizing voices they believed were their own, authentic, pure their literary journals were a politics of masters of arts and agendas of contests like car commercials without a proper enjoyment of speed, or our favorite writers whose names we only knew because they were the ones who died at the right time while somebody was looking, reading them but the bookstores didn’t know their metaphors were weak, or their life’s work was merely symbolic, that’s the thing isn’t it poets are only symbols, as poems are only fluff, paper, the labor of writers-in-residence while the rest of the world are more interested in serial killers and which stocks might be worth getting into, and when to sell out investing in words seemed silly to them and, in my selected works there was nothing of how to be a Poet Laureate or how to win prizes exceptional or not, publication was left to amazon state grants, fellowships, visiting writers academics who never felt truly how to write poetry at its heart was a colonization of artists few could share what that meant, we were the first illiterate generation, spending more time with the internet than with books.
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Verse 1 (Honey ******* ***** I'm Honey ******* bout to bring em some pain. All my haters like a choir, they all singin my name. Ain't got a heart for a broad that's the rule of the game. Now you a fool if you aim. Ill put a tool to ya brain. I'm bout to get it and spend it. If I said it, I meant it. #FuckYoFeelings. Taste my weapon. Act like a ***** Ill raise your blessings YOW You are not familiar with me. If you come makin a move, ***** yo visitor me Verse 2 (Tyga): Its that drop top phenom chop. All gold rolly top. **** yo fans, **** a cop. All my ******* Betty bop. Betty boop, ******* out. Gangsta **** punch you in yo mouth. ***** I don't know what you talkin bout. Flossin now you need dentist now Augh AUGH **** around and Rodney King the beat. Bout that war like Vietnamese. Feelin froggy ***** leap. I'm that ***** you obsolete. I'm in that game you know P-T R-E-C My Swa A-G. Only way you copying me ***** Augh Verse 3 (Honey ******* Asian ***** on another degree. Give me some space, move out my place, ***** I'm just tryna breath. Now if you, see me around your way don't holler at me. I just can't waste all my time cuz I be eatin these beats. Listen you rats here just a captain me. You ain't me homie you just act like me. Well you should watch yo actions please. Cuz there might be some casualties Augh augh They about to witness it. Last Kings but I'm still on my Queen **** SCHWAG Verse 4 (Tyga): Aim aim at yo membrane just for sayin I'm insane and your girl give me neck, Hang man. I ain't playin, I never did lie. Lay around and open yo thighs ****** gon pop like fish gonna fry Nggas talkin greasy like the sh*t got slide WOW High 5. Clap yo face. Change yo disguise, I work hard for the money. Money don't ever come in yo life. A ******* right. When you lie, everybody wanna be just like. Middle finger to the middle of yo eyes. Young young Ty T-Raw need a Heisman Aaaahh
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Nov 22, 2013
Nov 22, 2013 at 12:06 PM UTC
Heisman
Verse 1 (Honey ******* ***** I'm Honey ******* bout to bring em some pain. All my haters like a choir, they all singin my name. Ain't got a heart for a broad that's the rule of the game. Now you a fool if you aim. Ill put a tool to ya brain. I'm bout to get it and spend it. If I said it, I meant it. #FuckYoFeelings. Taste my weapon. Act like a ***** Ill raise your blessings YOW You are not familiar with me. If you come makin a move, ***** yo visitor me Verse 2 (Tyga): Its that drop top phenom chop. All gold rolly top. **** yo fans, **** a cop. All my ******* Betty bop. Betty boop, ******* out. Gangsta **** punch you in yo mouth. ***** I don't know what you talkin bout. Flossin now you need dentist now Augh AUGH **** around and Rodney King the beat. Bout that war like Vietnamese. Feelin froggy ***** leap. I'm that ***** you obsolete. I'm in that game you know P-T R-E-C My Swa A-G. Only way you copying me ***** Augh Verse 3 (Honey ******* Asian ***** on another degree. Give me some space, move out my place, ***** I'm just tryna breath. Now if you, see me around your way don't holler at me. I just can't waste all my time cuz I be eatin these beats. Listen you rats here just a captain me. You ain't me homie you just act like me. Well you should watch yo actions please. Cuz there might be some casualties Augh augh They about to witness it. Last Kings but I'm still on my Queen **** SCHWAG Verse 4 (Tyga): Aim aim at yo membrane just for sayin I'm insane and your girl give me neck, Hang man. I ain't playin, I never did lie. Lay around and open yo thighs ****** gon pop like fish gonna fry Nggas talkin greasy like the sh*t got slide WOW High 5. Clap yo face. Change yo disguise, I work hard for the money. Money don't ever come in yo life. A ******* right. When you lie, everybody wanna be just like. Middle finger to the middle of yo eyes. Young young Ty T-Raw need a Heisman Aaaahh
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someone out in cyber-land might just be copying a poem which they'll attribute to their own tee unscrupulous replicators have no qualms on flagrantly stealing the lines from genuine arms when they take a fancy to your brilliance of verse they'll naff off with all or part of it and stow it within their purse piracy is rife around online writing dales and dells it's the pilfering of an authentic author's heart and soul bells they say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery but an alternate opinion would say plagiarists are bereft of an original wordage battery
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Aug 2, 2018
Aug 2, 2018 at 8:15 PM UTC
Original Wordage Battery
Tigers are dope I want two tattooed on my back Oh snap... Really? I want one on my thigh **** that's wack Copying me No no it's not for you it's for me Right just like my so called stupid heart emojis Why are you mad I just like the idea You like that idea and a million more Such a ******* ******* ***** Don't snap on me for something so small So I send heart emojis, you're lucky I text you at all
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Mar 25, 2019
Mar 25, 2019 at 12:49 AM UTC
Tigers
I knew we were in trouble when they taught the machines to talk parliament of artificial owls nocturnal park line pirates watch and learn these conspirators abduct the listening chair and strap deniability to another infernal device so some hotwired pilgriming woman possesses superior ****** abilities and a skill with the violin, the pointy end camera is king yet all the negatives have been destroyed still somewhere out there remains a flash card and a hybrid set of eyes watching all the people fall to pieces we're perambulations around collapsed buildings, rather than the collapsing buildings themselves me and the machine of contradictions sick as our secrets with all kinds of shenanigans going on welcome to the age of copying minds onto hard drives and cellphones a future too heavy to carry and so we plant it deep into the soil letting the cables sleep like fading city lights, receding like strange fractured reactors at the edge of the world in lieu of flowers send hope
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Aug 10, 2022
Aug 10, 2022 at 6:37 PM UTC
Disclosure Denial Dissension
Just once I knew what life was for. In Boston, quite suddenly, I understood; walked there along the Charles River, watched the lights copying themselves, all neoned and strobe-hearted, opening their mouths as wide as opera singers; counted the stars, my little campaigners, my scar daisies, and knew that I walked my love on the night green side of it and cried my heart to the eastbound cars and cried my heart to the westbound cars and took my truth across a small ****** bridge and hurried my truth, the charm of it, home and hoarded these constants into morning only to find them gone.
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Just Once
History's greatest artists would fail to do your frame justice. Their fingers would fumble clumsily, brushes and pens flustered by the impossible request of copying a face which would shame Aphrodite into seclusion. Those with mastery of the worlds languages couldn't hope to come close to capturing the magnificence and depth of a soul that burns brighter than our sun, papers crumpled in frustration from futile attempts at capturing a shooting star in a mason jar. Virtuosic musicians can't comprehend melodies which could equal your soothing atmosphere or complex structure. Theorists would spend eons attempting to find an ordering of notes which could sing harmonies fitting the one that pours from your eyes, each one being broken by the realization that no such string exists, that they have attempted to match the glory of a choir of angels, and that God has found them unworthy. Reality is ripping at the seams in its vain efforts to make room for an immaculate Phoenix which can not be tamed, corralled, or controlled by a physical world, not when its immortal splendor transcends description or dimension. Moments feel like eternity when blessed with the presence of one who's life illuminates nights which previously contained impenetrable darkness, thick as ink and as all consuming as the fires which now burn so brilliantly and with such calming warmth. A priceless work of art, surpassing the limits of what can perceived with eyes or ears, and must be experienced by the heart, felt by the soul, and loved by the whole of my being. A greater masterpiece has never been born, and can never be duplicated, for she is the universes greatest achievement, and only a fool could think to improve upon perfection.
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Jun 21, 2015
Jun 21, 2015 at 11:49 PM UTC
Masterpiece
History's greatest artists would fail to do your frame justice. Their fingers would fumble clumsily, brushes and pens flustered by the impossible request of copying a face which would shame Aphrodite into seclusion. Those with mastery of the worlds languages couldn't hope to come close to capturing the magnificence and depth of a soul that burns brighter than our sun, papers crumpled in frustration from futile attempts at capturing a shooting star in a mason jar. Virtuosic musicians can't comprehend melodies which could equal your soothing atmosphere or complex structure. Theorists would spend eons attempting to find an ordering of notes which could sing harmonies fitting the one that pours from your eyes, each one being broken by the realization that no such string exists, that they have attempted to match the glory of a choir of angels, and that God has found them unworthy. Reality is ripping at the seams in its vain efforts to make room for an immaculate Phoenix which can not be tamed, corralled, or controlled by a physical world, not when its immortal splendor transcends description or dimension. Moments feel like eternity when blessed with the presence of one who's life illuminates nights which previously contained impenetrable darkness, thick as ink and as all consuming as the fires which now burn so brilliantly and with such calming warmth. A priceless work of art, surpassing the limits of what can perceived with eyes or ears, and must be experienced by the heart, felt by the soul, and loved by the whole of my being. A greater masterpiece has never been born, and can never be duplicated, for she is the universes greatest achievement, and only a fool could think to improve upon perfection.
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Let me introduce myself, I’m Paul B. P to the A to the U to the L to the B. You say Paul, I say B. You say Paul, I say… I used to teach English, try to inspire. Least you can say is, I was a trier. Love this rapping: it gets my feet tapping, Even though I ought to be napping. I write poems like a word ejector, Keep away you Grammar Inspector! Jay-Z writes in iambic pentameters, Making out he’s got no parameters. Honey G just copies off him, Oh my God she really is dim. Does her rap like Barbara Windsor, Do you remember Needles and Pins-ah? Me I’m copying off them both, Though it’s only for a laugh. Whoops a daisy that don’t quite rhyme, Another case of Butters Rhyme Crime. Rap is ******* I often say, Though it rhymes the poetic way. That leaves me with one thing to say: You say Paul, I say… Paul Butters © PB 17\10\2016.
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Oct 17, 2016
Oct 17, 2016 at 12:57 PM UTC
Paul B
god is the devil and the devil is bob god is the devil and the devil is bob god is the devil and the devil is bob you see god triumphs all over poor bob you see today bob was going to the local bowling alley to reform the messiah, you see this person believes he is the messiah, and his mate brian was annoying the pants off him by every time he got a strike, brian copies TV, saying, yes, there is a GOD, about 100 times and drove the messiah nuts, saying why are you saying this, then brian got another strike and said it again, yes, there is a god, and the next miss, brian will say 100 times , no there isn’t a god brian never offended the messiah, but he said, yes there is a god, or no there isn’t a god about 100 times and at the end when brian got 182 as his bowling score, brian yelled out, yes, there is a god up there and when someone got the same score, he said, there is no god, it still drove the messiah nuts and bob delahunty said, why are you saying he drives you nuts, he is a family person, you can learn a lot from brian, and brian sang we are the champions, the messiah left going god is the devil, and the devil is bob god is the devil and the devil is bob god is the devil and the devil is bob GOD THE DEVIL AND THE MIGHTY BOB bob delahunty wanted to understand the messiah, so he made brian and the messiah go to a ACT Brumbies game and brian filled with the simpsons lines in his head, went go brumbies, go brumbies, and when they dropped the ball brian yelled out we stink we stink we stink, and it happened again, the brumbies ran up the field with brian saying go brumbies go brumbies go brumbies go, and they dropped the ball, and brian said we stink we stink we stink and the messiah, who has bionic hearing said, the two islanders behind us, said, why does he keep doing that and brian said, he was copying frankie j holden on TV, or trying to be the GOOFY homer simpson, which to brian’s opinion is cool, it was the messiah that has the problem, and the messiah walked away saying god is the devil and the devil is brian god is the devil and the devil is brian god is the devil and the devil is brian god the devil and annoying old brian and then bob delahunty decided to follow brian and the messiah around, and it seemed brian had a point every time the messiah had problems, he would yell out, GOD DOESN’T WANT ME TO HAVE ******* FUN EVER IN MY LIFE and the messiah would say that again and again, saying god doesn’t want me to that or this or every fucken thing you see, the messiah wanted to live with some old soccer mates, better than brian because he was a total ****** and brian said, i am not a ****** i am trying to be nice to you, allowing to go to the coast together, and to the movies and you still say, and making me say god doesn’t want me to have fun ever in my life, and bob gave brian the messiahs drug to help him beat the ****** in him, and stop that silly thing to say of god doesn’t want me to do that, it forced brian’s best school mate ripping into brian’s head after hearing he is a buddhist, saying sit there, buddha doesn’t want you to go on the computer and i told that voice, buddha wants me to join the next generation, which is better than being a ****** saying, if i eat a banana god will punnish my family, and force people into rioting with one another, brian knows they wanna party, and bob told the messiah, the way to make you better dear child, is split this friendship, ok, so the messiah walked away singing god is the devil and the devil is bob god is the devil and the devil is god god is the devil and the devil is god GOD THE DEVIL AND MY MATE OLD CHUM BOB god is the devil and the devil is god god is the devil and the devil is god god is the devil and the devil is bob god the devil and BUDDHA AND THE JEWS, makes bobs day really complete
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Feb 17, 2015
Feb 17, 2015 at 3:57 AM UTC
god the devil and bob meets the messiah and brian
god is the devil and the devil is bob god is the devil and the devil is bob god is the devil and the devil is bob you see god triumphs all over poor bob you see today bob was going to the local bowling alley to reform the messiah, you see this person believes he is the messiah, and his mate brian was annoying the pants off him by every time he got a strike, brian copies TV, saying, yes, there is a GOD, about 100 times and drove the messiah nuts, saying why are you saying this, then brian got another strike and said it again, yes, there is a god, and the next miss, brian will say 100 times , no there isn’t a god brian never offended the messiah, but he said, yes there is a god, or no there isn’t a god about 100 times and at the end when brian got 182 as his bowling score, brian yelled out, yes, there is a god up there and when someone got the same score, he said, there is no god, it still drove the messiah nuts and bob delahunty said, why are you saying he drives you nuts, he is a family person, you can learn a lot from brian, and brian sang we are the champions, the messiah left going god is the devil, and the devil is bob god is the devil and the devil is bob god is the devil and the devil is bob GOD THE DEVIL AND THE MIGHTY BOB bob delahunty wanted to understand the messiah, so he made brian and the messiah go to a ACT Brumbies game and brian filled with the simpsons lines in his head, went go brumbies, go brumbies, and when they dropped the ball brian yelled out we stink we stink we stink, and it happened again, the brumbies ran up the field with brian saying go brumbies go brumbies go brumbies go, and they dropped the ball, and brian said we stink we stink we stink and the messiah, who has bionic hearing said, the two islanders behind us, said, why does he keep doing that and brian said, he was copying frankie j holden on TV, or trying to be the GOOFY homer simpson, which to brian’s opinion is cool, it was the messiah that has the problem, and the messiah walked away saying god is the devil and the devil is brian god is the devil and the devil is brian god is the devil and the devil is brian god the devil and annoying old brian and then bob delahunty decided to follow brian and the messiah around, and it seemed brian had a point every time the messiah had problems, he would yell out, GOD DOESN’T WANT ME TO HAVE ******* FUN EVER IN MY LIFE and the messiah would say that again and again, saying god doesn’t want me to that or this or every fucken thing you see, the messiah wanted to live with some old soccer mates, better than brian because he was a total ****** and brian said, i am not a ****** i am trying to be nice to you, allowing to go to the coast together, and to the movies and you still say, and making me say god doesn’t want me to have fun ever in my life, and bob gave brian the messiahs drug to help him beat the ****** in him, and stop that silly thing to say of god doesn’t want me to do that, it forced brian’s best school mate ripping into brian’s head after hearing he is a buddhist, saying sit there, buddha doesn’t want you to go on the computer and i told that voice, buddha wants me to join the next generation, which is better than being a ****** saying, if i eat a banana god will punnish my family, and force people into rioting with one another, brian knows they wanna party, and bob told the messiah, the way to make you better dear child, is split this friendship, ok, so the messiah walked away singing god is the devil and the devil is bob god is the devil and the devil is god god is the devil and the devil is god GOD THE DEVIL AND MY MATE OLD CHUM BOB god is the devil and the devil is god god is the devil and the devil is god god is the devil and the devil is bob god the devil and BUDDHA AND THE JEWS, makes bobs day really complete
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Everyone wants to hear a poem that rhymes from the girl who rhymes But I’ve got no rhythm tip toe around the precision of other writers I get lost easily in the waves of patterns and structure Rupture my skin in the process Destroying words and phrases in the mess of my skin and blood Dragging myself through the mud I am a jumble of words that don’t even fit together in sentences My types of fetish’s aren’t feet or latex, but poetry Supposedly everyone can rhyme but My fingers can find the time from the space between pen and paper Maybe if i cover my room in wallpaper made from failed poems I’ll finally get there Rip out all my hair I’ve never successfully written rhyme worth sharing I’ve been in this despairing state for a while Ran miles on my tongue Wrung myself dry from all my creativity Found I have a bigotry towards everything I write Everyone wants to hear a poem that rhymes from the girls who rhymes I ask for an example Sample sounds on paper Ending up with ample amounts of couplets But its never enough, its always going to fall short Someone needs to take me to court I’m copying the sound of other writers Profound thoughts never said eloquently enough It’s rough to be a writer that doesn’t know how to write But I’ve never been the type to give up Cover up all my failed attempts at rhyming with free-verse Curse me, Or even worse Coerce me into thinking I know what I’m doing Because whats worse than blissful ignorance Hand my a fistful of advice and set me free But I’ll never be the girl who rhymes rhymes My fingers will never find the time lost between pen and paper Everyone wants to hear a poem that rhymes from the girl who rhymes Sometimes they nearly get their wish But all dreams parish in jumbles of words in phrases Blaze through whole journals trying to write two poems Crumbling my own thoughts in my too fast thought process Everyone wants to hear a poem that rhymes from the girls who rhymes I still with pencil and paper Set out on this caper With a website that gives me words that rhyme I’ve decided to let people get their fix Try my hand at rhymes Take my time And slow down my too fast thought process Soak up all my creativity A rid my mind of every bigotry I ever had Because the girl who rhymes Will always be the girl who rhymes
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Nov 22, 2016
Nov 22, 2016 at 10:45 AM UTC
My rhyming poem
Everyone wants to hear a poem that rhymes from the girl who rhymes But I’ve got no rhythm tip toe around the precision of other writers I get lost easily in the waves of patterns and structure Rupture my skin in the process Destroying words and phrases in the mess of my skin and blood Dragging myself through the mud I am a jumble of words that don’t even fit together in sentences My types of fetish’s aren’t feet or latex, but poetry Supposedly everyone can rhyme but My fingers can find the time from the space between pen and paper Maybe if i cover my room in wallpaper made from failed poems I’ll finally get there Rip out all my hair I’ve never successfully written rhyme worth sharing I’ve been in this despairing state for a while Ran miles on my tongue Wrung myself dry from all my creativity Found I have a bigotry towards everything I write Everyone wants to hear a poem that rhymes from the girls who rhymes I ask for an example Sample sounds on paper Ending up with ample amounts of couplets But its never enough, its always going to fall short Someone needs to take me to court I’m copying the sound of other writers Profound thoughts never said eloquently enough It’s rough to be a writer that doesn’t know how to write But I’ve never been the type to give up Cover up all my failed attempts at rhyming with free-verse Curse me, Or even worse Coerce me into thinking I know what I’m doing Because whats worse than blissful ignorance Hand my a fistful of advice and set me free But I’ll never be the girl who rhymes rhymes My fingers will never find the time lost between pen and paper Everyone wants to hear a poem that rhymes from the girl who rhymes Sometimes they nearly get their wish But all dreams parish in jumbles of words in phrases Blaze through whole journals trying to write two poems Crumbling my own thoughts in my too fast thought process Everyone wants to hear a poem that rhymes from the girls who rhymes I still with pencil and paper Set out on this caper With a website that gives me words that rhyme I’ve decided to let people get their fix Try my hand at rhymes Take my time And slow down my too fast thought process Soak up all my creativity A rid my mind of every bigotry I ever had Because the girl who rhymes Will always be the girl who rhymes
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_New York                                after a trip to Mexico, & not finally explored_.    In 1991, shortly before he died,                                   Motherwell   remembered a "conspiracy of silence"                        regarding Paalen´s innovative role in the genesis of Abstract Expressionism. Upon return from Mexico,                       Motherwell               spent time developing his creative principle               based on automatism:    "what I realized was that Americans      potentially could paint like angels,              but that there      was no effective                        creative principle around,                      so that everybody      who liked modern art        was copying it;                            Gorky was copying Picasso;                          ******* was copying Picasso;                   De Kooni                                   ng was copying Picasso;               I mean,          I say this unqualifiedly,                   I was painting French intimate pictures or whatever:             All we needed was a creative principle,             I mean something that would mobilize this capacity to paint in a creative way,                   & that's what Europe                         had that we                         hadn't had;                                                 we had always followed in their wake                         &       I thought of all the possibilities             |               [                    ], [                 ]    of free association—because I also had    a psychoanalytic background & I understood the implications of—let's just say it might be the best chance                           to really make something entirely new which everybody agreed was the thing to do;" Thus, in the early 1940s,          Robert Motherwell played a significant role in laying the foundations for the new movement of Abstract Expressionism (or the New York School):                  "Matta wanted to start a revolution,  m [a movement w/in                    Surrealism].                   He asked me to find some other                   American artists that would help start   a new movement;                   it was then that Baziotes                                            & I went to see ******* & de Kooning       & Hofmann & Kamrowski &     Busa & several other people;      &                                           if we could come with something;      Peggy Guggenheim, who liked us said that she      would put on a show of this new business;      ... so I went around explaining         _the theory of automatism_      to everybody because _the only way_      that you could have a _move - - - ment_      was that it had some _common_                                                        _principle_. It sort of all began that way." In 1942 Motherwell began to exhibit        his work in New York and in 1944        he had his first one-man show at        Peggy Guggenheim’s _“Art of This Century”_ gallery;                   that same year,                   the MoMA                   was the first museum                   purchase one of his works;   From the mid-1940s,                   Motherwell [                   ], [                 ]. (            )                   became the leading spokesman                   for _avant-garde art in America_;                   his circle coming to include                                           William Baziotes,                   David Hare, Barnett Newman,                         & Mark Rothko, with whom he eventually             started the Subjects of the Artist School (1948–49). In 1949 Motherwell divorced             Maria Emilia Ferreira y Moyeros    and in 1950 he married Bettie                                                                   Little,                                                                   with whom he had two daughters
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Jul 28, 2018
Jul 28, 2018 at 11:18 PM UTC
Eli Simple as MOTHERWELL in "Automatic" [w/ Milky Toes as Peggy Guggenheim]:::NOW:::PLAYING:::w/ IT
_New York                                after a trip to Mexico, & not finally explored_.    In 1991, shortly before he died,                                   Motherwell   remembered a "conspiracy of silence"                        regarding Paalen´s innovative role in the genesis of Abstract Expressionism. Upon return from Mexico,                       Motherwell               spent time developing his creative principle               based on automatism:    "what I realized was that Americans      potentially could paint like angels,              but that there      was no effective                        creative principle around,                      so that everybody      who liked modern art        was copying it;                            Gorky was copying Picasso;                          ******* was copying Picasso;                   De Kooni                                   ng was copying Picasso;               I mean,          I say this unqualifiedly,                   I was painting French intimate pictures or whatever:             All we needed was a creative principle,             I mean something that would mobilize this capacity to paint in a creative way,                   & that's what Europe                         had that we                         hadn't had;                                                 we had always followed in their wake                         &       I thought of all the possibilities             |               [                    ], [                 ]    of free association—because I also had    a psychoanalytic background & I understood the implications of—let's just say it might be the best chance                           to really make something entirely new which everybody agreed was the thing to do;" Thus, in the early 1940s,          Robert Motherwell played a significant role in laying the foundations for the new movement of Abstract Expressionism (or the New York School):                  "Matta wanted to start a revolution,  m [a movement w/in                    Surrealism].                   He asked me to find some other                   American artists that would help start   a new movement;                   it was then that Baziotes                                            & I went to see ******* & de Kooning       & Hofmann & Kamrowski &     Busa & several other people;      &                                           if we could come with something;      Peggy Guggenheim, who liked us said that she      would put on a show of this new business;      ... so I went around explaining         _the theory of automatism_      to everybody because _the only way_      that you could have a _move - - - ment_      was that it had some _common_                                                        _principle_. It sort of all began that way." In 1942 Motherwell began to exhibit        his work in New York and in 1944        he had his first one-man show at        Peggy Guggenheim’s _“Art of This Century”_ gallery;                   that same year,                   the MoMA                   was the first museum                   purchase one of his works;   From the mid-1940s,                   Motherwell [                   ], [                 ]. (            )                   became the leading spokesman                   for _avant-garde art in America_;                   his circle coming to include                                           William Baziotes,                   David Hare, Barnett Newman,                         & Mark Rothko, with whom he eventually             started the Subjects of the Artist School (1948–49). In 1949 Motherwell divorced             Maria Emilia Ferreira y Moyeros    and in 1950 he married Bettie                                                                   Little,                                                                   with whom he had two daughters
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I know this crush can't be anything more, But when I look at you I see you look at me, It sends chills down my spine and all I can do Is smile. I know this crush is kinda new, But the moment I met you I thought about how cute you were, and just today I thought about how nice your lips were, I wondered how they'd feel against mine, The thought made me smile and laugh, It made me happy. I know this crush has just grown But when your sitting next to me my hands grow shaky, The words I'm trying to write come out so sloppy, Your copying my words down though, I find it amazing you can read it, I know I barely can. I know I barely know you But when I was having my own little freak out, You tried to make it better, We're not even real friends, But you can still make me smile and still make me laugh, All you have to do is be in the same room, This crush, If that's what I'm suppose to call it, Why won't it go away, It just stays, And it scares me, because my heart is aching less, and my mind seems to have your name roaming wildly.
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Sep 21, 2011
Sep 21, 2011 at 8:52 PM UTC
This Crush
How to write an English poem Well this is what I do, I listen to my dear friend "Jon" Then I go about copying him. He says Good-marrow My to Thy lady I laugh & reply back Hath thee fared well, Like I'm in Shakespeare's Macbeth. I love how He uses "thou" different then myself I say thou in sense of "even though" translations are must to understanding my friend! He speaks in Cockney- crockery riddles Yet some how I understand. I doth not speak to make fun of him for I love his English gib, I listen while learning to write a sonnet since. How to write an English poem. I listen to Sir "Jon's" witty sense of humor His cloaked sarcastic'ness as he talks in general, Saying such this as Aroin't thee & Blimey ole chap as if I know'th what he means. How to write an English poem Well frankly it's a pickle of a thing, I say I doth rightly know lets ask'th Sir"Jon & see! He say'ith to me "change your ****** dialect".... And when he's spitting made He yells O' God Save the queen. He also talks of frippery & ask if I'd like a spot of tea when asking me questions he laughs & quotes such things like ; " cheeky" little beggar or monkey as "IF" I know what he means. Funny thing is though Sir "Jon' never really ******* told me How to write an English poem (so answers to every-ones question- I'd say walk around & say top of the morning, ole chap & blimey, Even things like Bristol Cities & things likes this don't forget your "TH" s addressing your selves a lot & put emphasis on every other syllable & thing!) Well dear Sir "Jon" I am not a British Bolk Just A YANKEE- New Englander oh & a NuYorican Ta Boot So next when I see You ****** Friend tell me- How to write an English poem !?! Always Me Ayeshah
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Mar 13, 2010
Mar 13, 2010 at 6:29 AM UTC
English poem (dedicated to my dear friends British/English friends)
How to write an English poem Well this is what I do, I listen to my dear friend "Jon" Then I go about copying him. He says Good-marrow My to Thy lady I laugh & reply back Hath thee fared well, Like I'm in Shakespeare's Macbeth. I love how He uses "thou" different then myself I say thou in sense of "even though" translations are must to understanding my friend! He speaks in Cockney- crockery riddles Yet some how I understand. I doth not speak to make fun of him for I love his English gib, I listen while learning to write a sonnet since. How to write an English poem. I listen to Sir "Jon's" witty sense of humor His cloaked sarcastic'ness as he talks in general, Saying such this as Aroin't thee & Blimey ole chap as if I know'th what he means. How to write an English poem Well frankly it's a pickle of a thing, I say I doth rightly know lets ask'th Sir"Jon & see! He say'ith to me "change your ****** dialect".... And when he's spitting made He yells O' God Save the queen. He also talks of frippery & ask if I'd like a spot of tea when asking me questions he laughs & quotes such things like ; " cheeky" little beggar or monkey as "IF" I know what he means. Funny thing is though Sir "Jon' never really ******* told me How to write an English poem (so answers to every-ones question- I'd say walk around & say top of the morning, ole chap & blimey, Even things like Bristol Cities & things likes this don't forget your "TH" s addressing your selves a lot & put emphasis on every other syllable & thing!) Well dear Sir "Jon" I am not a British Bolk Just A YANKEE- New Englander oh & a NuYorican Ta Boot So next when I see You ****** Friend tell me- How to write an English poem !?! Always Me Ayeshah
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We are born with luck which is to say with gold in our mouth. As new and smooth as a grape, as pure as a pond in Alaska, as good as the stem of a green bean-- we are born and that ought to be enough, we ought to be able to carry on from that but one must learn about evil, learn what is subhuman, learn how the blood pops out like a scream, one must see the night before one can realize the day, one must listen hard to the animal within, one must walk like a sleepwalker on the edge of a roof, one must throw some part of her body into the devil's mouth. Odd stuff, you'd say. But I'd say you must die a little, have a book of matches go off in your hand, see your best friend copying your exam, visit an Indian reservation and see their plastic feathers, the dead dream. One must be a prisoner just once to hear the lock twist into his gut. After all that one is free to grasp at the trees, the stones, the sky, the birds that make sense out of air. But even in a telephone booth evil can seep out of the receiver and we must cover it with a mattress, and then tear it from its roots and bury it, bury it.
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The Evil Seekers
~Depression plants suicidal seeds, don’t copy hate, instead do good deeds~ ◄►◄►◄►◄► Rhythm and rhyme beats in the heart Forming musical inspiration in a creative art Beauty from pain It lies within, as rainbows bleed a colorful stain Razor marks tattooed on the skin Is this a sign or a committed sin? Learn from past, live the present Don’t be a suicidal mocking bird who always laments Copying others, with suicide entwined in imagination Bleed the pen, and brightly color in your blank emotion Represent a leader You were born a survivor Revolutionary options are provided for you to excel Grow wings, spread them, and fly beyond this living hell Skidding across icy obstacles Wishing for miracles Live your dream Let the dying razor scream No more suicidal mockingbird Let hopefulness be today’s most used word ◄►◄►◄►◄►
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Apr 23, 2015
Apr 23, 2015 at 12:45 AM UTC
Suicidal Mockingbird
I'm only trying to love myself to make up for me hating me. I hate the way I hate myself but i just cant escape from me. Tell myself I'll get it right and I just gotta wait for me, but me is getting tired, meanwhile I'm just waiting patiently. Trying to give myself a vision, I'm just trying to make me see, That happiness is bread and life could really be a bakery. Got a sweet tooth and negativity is cake to me. Everybody watching, they just copying and pasting me. Take the key, I'm trying to lock my thoughts inside a safe with me. Looking in a mirror just to let myself debate with me. I just wanna love my life, living, learning gracefully But how can I uplift myself when all my thoughts are weight to me? Racing through infinity I'm standing with the Trinity. Me, Myself, and I, that's a triangle full of enemies. Me, Myself, and I, in me so tell me where would you hide? You wanna hear some painful irony? I have to choose sides. Because I stay fighting myself and hurting me like am I serious? There ain't enough room in this one body for the three of us. No we cannot comfort us. Yes it makes us furious. Screaming to ourselves like, "is anybody hearing us?" Self inflicted pain. On this shelf I sit in vain. Telling me about myself cause no one else would think its sane.
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Mar 30, 2015
Mar 30, 2015 at 11:58 PM UTC
Love and War.