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"courtney" poems
Words tattooed her thighs. Chocolate hair fell in her eyes. Muscle queen stomped gymnastick, round silver poles. She was no stripper, but an athlete for tips and hand shakes and bills in her cracking her face, *her face must be cracking* to ass-grabbing lions, prowling LA's city sierra bored. I couldn't imagine Queen Courtney crying. But upside down, floating disco lights exposed pursed face shows. She girated sex-lined hips for tips, not ego. Splits and tricks choking chuckling girls saluting her routine, tossing one's, wishing they were ten 0's. She looked magnificant. I asked her if she was a gymnast. She said something like that, eyes fixed on the sleek floor, strong arms chilled by the cold — men with thick wallets and no home. So I gave her my coat.
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 2:44 PM UTC
Muscle Queen Courtney
with apologies to Aaron Sorkin The atheist starts off with, “this is silly.” I think I see him sense the abrupt change of atmosphere walking through the threshold into a chapel like plunging into lake water naked. When the actress kneels, the atheist explains how God shouldn’t be so vain, I think of the actress and whether or not, with her real kneeling in the fake chapel, she actually prays. She says, “You don’t kneel for Him; you kneel for you.” The atheist storms out saying that “This just doesn’t feel right,” The atheist is outraged that a mother is bleeding to death, her baby may have no father, and someone’s little brother is being held hostage by Islamic fundamentalists. I remember two conversations: Courtney telling me that God wasn’t saving me when my brake lines rusted out in the TGI Fridays parking lot instead of on the 74 bridge. River telling me that she feels blessed that God has watched over all the people in her life who have attempted suicide, because they failed. She hastily tries to add that God was also watching over Jenny, but is too worried that she hurt me. Right before the scene switches The actress looks upand tells God that the atheist “made some good points.”
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Dec 27, 2010
Dec 27, 2010 at 5:22 PM UTC
The Actress Teaches the Atheist to Pray
Lips like bloodlines, Carmilla kisses her mirror and calls herself dangerous Naming myself for dead things, for ruinous things; fire, the ash that drank Pompei, the ivy that made your walls cave, Was Lady Macbeth sweeping her hair in braids to nest her crown? Or Nefertiti painted gold to reclaim God? I’m asking for the lavender girls See, we do these things to be holy to be myths in our skin Tying feathers to our shoulders and glitter to our tongues, thinking I can be gold if I want to I can be thorn-tipped ugly In pink fur, black lace, we kiss the toes of Courtney Love and Venus in one breath Cut back to my blood-laced lips on the mirror as though saying Narcissus is my idol my skin placed above heaven and I wish to love myself so much I’d choke for it
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Nov 28, 2015
Nov 28, 2015 at 4:59 PM UTC
...In A Red Dress
My name is Courtney. My favorite colors are black and white because that's how I see everything. I'm usually loud in places I should be quiet and quiet in places I should be loud. I usually laugh too much, and smile when I don't want to. I like to meet new people but I don't like having super close friendships. I like being left alone, most days I never leave my room. I'm a scorpio but to be honest I have no idea what that means. I have an odd fascination with things like the ocean and lights and coffee. I like temporary things and that's why I tend to love people who could never love me back. Its safer that way. Relationships only remind me that I'm not afraid of spiders or heights or rollercoasters but I'm terrified of everything that can be felt but not seen. I have a purple heart. I got it because I'm constantly beating myself up about things and people I can't fix or make better. I always try to swallow my pride but I choke on the words I can't say and my self esteem drowns out anything and everything that could be good or right in my life. My self esteem hates anything that could ever get close enough to hear me breathe. My self esteem is so scared of anyone that could ever hurt me like when I was 8 years old living through world war 3 in the place I called home. I never sleep in complete darkness because that forces my eyes to see nothing but only feel what I'm afraid of. I can't read letters without them being proof read first. I'm always so afraid that it'll blood stained by someone I love saying goodbye. I hate goodbyes. I hate leaving doors open because open doors eventually get shut and that closed door stings more than any tear that ever rolled down my cheek. This sounds so weird, but I wonder what my demons say about me when I'm not around. I wonder if they laugh at my weakness. I wonder if they were there when my friend heard me throwing up my pain into the toilet in my school's bathroom. I wonder if they saw me try to rip out the happiness of every picture I saw the boy I loved and his new girl in. I don't allow myself to cry as often as I need to. I don't let myself grieve. I don't allow anyone to know anything about the first 13 years of my life. Because I know once I open that door, they will be scared of such a damaged me, that they will close it before I finish the story. I do believe in God. I believe he didn't save me. I believe I've had to save myself all these years until I let him save me. I'm Courtney. Nice to meet you.
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Aug 3, 2014
Aug 3, 2014 at 7:43 PM UTC
Introducing Myself.
My name is Courtney. My favorite colors are black and white because that's how I see everything. I'm usually loud in places I should be quiet and quiet in places I should be loud. I usually laugh too much, and smile when I don't want to. I like to meet new people but I don't like having super close friendships. I like being left alone, most days I never leave my room. I'm a scorpio but to be honest I have no idea what that means. I have an odd fascination with things like the ocean and lights and coffee. I like temporary things and that's why I tend to love people who could never love me back. Its safer that way. Relationships only remind me that I'm not afraid of spiders or heights or rollercoasters but I'm terrified of everything that can be felt but not seen. I have a purple heart. I got it because I'm constantly beating myself up about things and people I can't fix or make better. I always try to swallow my pride but I choke on the words I can't say and my self esteem drowns out anything and everything that could be good or right in my life. My self esteem hates anything that could ever get close enough to hear me breathe. My self esteem is so scared of anyone that could ever hurt me like when I was 8 years old living through world war 3 in the place I called home. I never sleep in complete darkness because that forces my eyes to see nothing but only feel what I'm afraid of. I can't read letters without them being proof read first. I'm always so afraid that it'll blood stained by someone I love saying goodbye. I hate goodbyes. I hate leaving doors open because open doors eventually get shut and that closed door stings more than any tear that ever rolled down my cheek. This sounds so weird, but I wonder what my demons say about me when I'm not around. I wonder if they laugh at my weakness. I wonder if they were there when my friend heard me throwing up my pain into the toilet in my school's bathroom. I wonder if they saw me try to rip out the happiness of every picture I saw the boy I loved and his new girl in. I don't allow myself to cry as often as I need to. I don't let myself grieve. I don't allow anyone to know anything about the first 13 years of my life. Because I know once I open that door, they will be scared of such a damaged me, that they will close it before I finish the story. I do believe in God. I believe he didn't save me. I believe I've had to save myself all these years until I let him save me. I'm Courtney. Nice to meet you.
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i like wearing miniskirts and i read marie claire i like bubblegum pop music and i like to dye my hair i like rich thick hot pink lipgloss and i like to pretend i still dress up all the time even though i’m seventeen and im learning how to defend myself i pretend my legs are made of silk and i pretend im sleeping beauty i fake like im a natural blonde and fake like im a cutie i like having kitten pits and i like kissing girls i like clothes that show off my **** and i like wearing pearls i like the way my hair smells of peaches and i like it even when it reeks of 15 different kinds of bleaches im a ******** soft girl im a pincushion queen a raspberry swirl cheesecake a pretty little thing with a head full of snakes deliberately unclean deliberately obscene pretty as yesterday’s underwear pretty as the roots of courtney’s hair pretty as my favourite les mis scene when anne hathaway’s fantine dreams a dream and her nose starts running as she starts to cry and everything felt real for once in my life i’m covered in face powder and i’m covered in dirt and you’ll never know joy if you never know hurt and that’s why they make disney princess plasters so when you skin your knees you’ll only feel prettier after let’s talk about all the junk we like and re-learn the art of laughter i’ll be in the kitchen making raspberry tea whenever you wanna join me
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Feb 18, 2014
Feb 18, 2014 at 10:10 PM UTC
******** SOFT GIRL
i am grateful for stretch denim on days when           **** it is a fashion statement for lavender laundry detergent because that smell reminds me of the home i've built in my head for tea at 2 a.m. when all the things i've done race in my head because the next morning, i usually get my **** together for colds because they make eating an entire roll of cinnamon buns completely justifiable for the mountains that surround me for NPR and good, rated M fanfiction for def poetry when i can't find the right words for finding a pack of cigarettes when it is only 11:30pm on a thursday night and i am well past drunk in a slightly damp armchair for harry potter and neil gaiman for when twenty dollars fills up my gas tank for my grandma's potato salad and biscuits with honey for feminist zines that make me want to smash the patriarchy for burts bees chapstick and jasmine-green tea for friends who let me cry on their bedroom floors for books that keep me entertained (even if that means me crying in my bathtub while reading them) for courtney love and joan jett because those ******* have ridden in my car with me over many heart-breaks for well-water and sulfate free red wine for johnny cash and new orleans and whiskey for salt-- because that **** can wash away anything for farmer's markets and co-ops for bottles of water  and for cookie dough when my mouth is the consistency of cotton  and my mind is a little bit gone for warm days in January and cold days in September for breakfast and for hikes that begin at five a.m. for summer nights drunk on wine and a little too much fire for friends who call me 'momma bear' and for friends that call me 'baby bird' for poems that give you cold chills and flowers stolen from my neighbor's yard for skin that smells like the sun and sage for beeswax candles and the smell of clean laundry for days when i wake up and realize i could have died on a bathroom floor
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Jan 22, 2013
Jan 22, 2013 at 7:17 PM UTC
the things i am greatful for
i am grateful for stretch denim on days when           **** it is a fashion statement for lavender laundry detergent because that smell reminds me of the home i've built in my head for tea at 2 a.m. when all the things i've done race in my head because the next morning, i usually get my **** together for colds because they make eating an entire roll of cinnamon buns completely justifiable for the mountains that surround me for NPR and good, rated M fanfiction for def poetry when i can't find the right words for finding a pack of cigarettes when it is only 11:30pm on a thursday night and i am well past drunk in a slightly damp armchair for harry potter and neil gaiman for when twenty dollars fills up my gas tank for my grandma's potato salad and biscuits with honey for feminist zines that make me want to smash the patriarchy for burts bees chapstick and jasmine-green tea for friends who let me cry on their bedroom floors for books that keep me entertained (even if that means me crying in my bathtub while reading them) for courtney love and joan jett because those ******* have ridden in my car with me over many heart-breaks for well-water and sulfate free red wine for johnny cash and new orleans and whiskey for salt-- because that **** can wash away anything for farmer's markets and co-ops for bottles of water  and for cookie dough when my mouth is the consistency of cotton  and my mind is a little bit gone for warm days in January and cold days in September for breakfast and for hikes that begin at five a.m. for summer nights drunk on wine and a little too much fire for friends who call me 'momma bear' and for friends that call me 'baby bird' for poems that give you cold chills and flowers stolen from my neighbor's yard for skin that smells like the sun and sage for beeswax candles and the smell of clean laundry for days when i wake up and realize i could have died on a bathroom floor
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A field of yellow roses All with their own magical aspects A lone red rose exactly thirteen feet from the forest edge Different than the rest It’s our imperfections that make us graceful
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Oct 29, 2012
Oct 29, 2012 at 5:05 PM UTC
Courtney
Dear Courtney, My dress was soaked by the slippery wet road in Mayhem. I thought I was parading with the other women here. Yet, I escaped this hell of a home. I cannot wait to see you again. I am on train 25, and the bay is bluer than usual. The clock strikes 12 in the afternoon. The sky is breathtakingly painted on the canvas with the clouds' fur orbiting each other. I sit here, while I cannot take my eyes off the greens. It is the first time in a while, but it has always been nostalgic with you here. The trees stand there, and the train moves at its monotonous pace. This time, I am thanking this train for its urgency. Maybe it wants us to see each other again. Just you wait, Courtney. Tomorrow, we will see each other again. It's dawn, and the morning breakfast is here in front of me. It is a complete set. Just like what you like. Tea, toasted bread, egg, and tomato. Ah, I thought I saw you sleeping here beside me. Am I doing it again? Wait for me, dear friend, for I will see you now. There the trees and the mountain face me. The scenery is telling me a story. A memory of you and me. Ah, dear friend, it is almost evening. I hope you're thinking of your friend here while you're taking a sip of your wine. The train has stopped, and I am here now, Courtney. I hope this letter reaches you, dear friend. "She's really a writer, huh?" The nurse said while she read me Cordelia's letter. I nodded and smiled. "How was she?" I asked. The lump in my throat was so heavy that I could not breathe. "She's resting peacefully in the bay of Mayhem, Courtney." The nurse then held my hand. "Do you think she's happy?" I asked her. "Hon, her eyes will give you life. Of course, she is." She kissed me on the forehead and pushed my wheelchair. "You will have life again, Courtney. I will see you after the operation." My dress was soaked by the slippery wet road in Mayhem. I thought I was parading with the other women here. Yet, I escaped this hell of a home. I cannot wait to see you again. I am on train 25, and the bay is bluer than usual. The clock strikes 12 in the afternoon. The sky is breathtakingly painted on the canvas with the clouds' fur orbiting each other. "Thank you for your eyes," I whispered, and tears began to well up. The wind hustled, and the trees hurried to drop their leaves. I took out my notebook and pen. I wrote how the scenery by the bay gave me comfort. Cordelia, I hope this letter reaches you.
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Oct 19, 2020
Oct 19, 2020 at 5:09 PM UTC
Cordelia's Letter to Courtney
Dear Courtney, My dress was soaked by the slippery wet road in Mayhem. I thought I was parading with the other women here. Yet, I escaped this hell of a home. I cannot wait to see you again. I am on train 25, and the bay is bluer than usual. The clock strikes 12 in the afternoon. The sky is breathtakingly painted on the canvas with the clouds' fur orbiting each other. I sit here, while I cannot take my eyes off the greens. It is the first time in a while, but it has always been nostalgic with you here. The trees stand there, and the train moves at its monotonous pace. This time, I am thanking this train for its urgency. Maybe it wants us to see each other again. Just you wait, Courtney. Tomorrow, we will see each other again. It's dawn, and the morning breakfast is here in front of me. It is a complete set. Just like what you like. Tea, toasted bread, egg, and tomato. Ah, I thought I saw you sleeping here beside me. Am I doing it again? Wait for me, dear friend, for I will see you now. There the trees and the mountain face me. The scenery is telling me a story. A memory of you and me. Ah, dear friend, it is almost evening. I hope you're thinking of your friend here while you're taking a sip of your wine. The train has stopped, and I am here now, Courtney. I hope this letter reaches you, dear friend. "She's really a writer, huh?" The nurse said while she read me Cordelia's letter. I nodded and smiled. "How was she?" I asked. The lump in my throat was so heavy that I could not breathe. "She's resting peacefully in the bay of Mayhem, Courtney." The nurse then held my hand. "Do you think she's happy?" I asked her. "Hon, her eyes will give you life. Of course, she is." She kissed me on the forehead and pushed my wheelchair. "You will have life again, Courtney. I will see you after the operation." My dress was soaked by the slippery wet road in Mayhem. I thought I was parading with the other women here. Yet, I escaped this hell of a home. I cannot wait to see you again. I am on train 25, and the bay is bluer than usual. The clock strikes 12 in the afternoon. The sky is breathtakingly painted on the canvas with the clouds' fur orbiting each other. "Thank you for your eyes," I whispered, and tears began to well up. The wind hustled, and the trees hurried to drop their leaves. I took out my notebook and pen. I wrote how the scenery by the bay gave me comfort. Cordelia, I hope this letter reaches you.
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This little squirrel Quill                       He lived over the highest hill -                                  He pined all day with nuts to collect                       To protect for long winters. Quill climbed the tallest                        trees and still he                                hid from large eagles till                        He knew he could safely return home                                  burrowed in his log. Mr. Squirrel Senior Quill warned                        "Don't be long, it's nearly dawn!"                                   But little Quill amused himself                          and ate acorns to meet his fill. He didn't worry or scurry home -                          He took his time,                                    He sang a rhyme                          He made a friend: 'Jerome' the gnome,                                    He sang and sought a new way home. Mrs. Squirrel Quill, she drilled and drilled:                          "Where were you? what happened?!"                                     Her mother's voice shrill.                           "I, uh, I was ill!" said Quill, "terrible case                                     of Squirrel's fill!" Hiding the nuts, he smiled wide;                            He was happy, little Quill -                                     Free and filled. (C) 6/1/15 Courtney L
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Jan 9, 2015
Jan 9, 2015 at 12:47 AM UTC
Little Squirrel Quill's Fill
This little squirrel Quill                       He lived over the highest hill -                                  He pined all day with nuts to collect                       To protect for long winters. Quill climbed the tallest                        trees and still he                                hid from large eagles till                        He knew he could safely return home                                  burrowed in his log. Mr. Squirrel Senior Quill warned                        "Don't be long, it's nearly dawn!"                                   But little Quill amused himself                          and ate acorns to meet his fill. He didn't worry or scurry home -                          He took his time,                                    He sang a rhyme                          He made a friend: 'Jerome' the gnome,                                    He sang and sought a new way home. Mrs. Squirrel Quill, she drilled and drilled:                          "Where were you? what happened?!"                                     Her mother's voice shrill.                           "I, uh, I was ill!" said Quill, "terrible case                                     of Squirrel's fill!" Hiding the nuts, he smiled wide;                            He was happy, little Quill -                                     Free and filled. (C) 6/1/15 Courtney L
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Courtney’s old subaru stuttered and stalled as she sat at the red light. The large blue duffle bag sat ominously on the leather seat beside her. She couldn’t look at it. God, Luci. Why did you get yourself into trouble? Courtney’s mind was racing. Ridiculous. This is ridiculous. She ****** her head to look at the bag. It was bulging. The bag was stained and dusty, ripped along the seams in some places. Courtney’s phone rang loudly. She jumped, and held onto the steering wheel with one hand and answered. “Hello?”She was silent as the voice on the other end talked quickly. “No, I’m not there yet... yes, I’ve got it.. No, I haven’t touched it... Yes, sir. She’s very sorry... I know, sir. Yes I’’ll tell her.” She hung up. Her face was ghost white, her palms and forehead sweaty. Many voices argued in her head. I shouldn’t be doing this for her. She broke the law. But Luci’s your sister! That doesn’t matter. She caused the whole family a lot of pain and money. And now I’M breaking the law. What the hell?! She looked back over at the duffle bag. It sat staring at her accusingly. She turned away. Her car was getting awfully hot, so she rolled down the windows, letting air flow through. Checking her watch, she hiccuped with surprise. Her foot slammed down on the gas, her head pressed against her seat from the quick acceleration. Her car’s enging groaned with the speed, but she couldn’t slow down. ********* Luci. I really hate you right now.* Suddenly, she saw flashing lights and heard a sharp wailing sound behind her. A police car pulled right up behind her, speeding along, signaling for her to pull over to the shoulder of the road. Courtney’s eyes were wide with fright, and her palms were sweating profusely, leaving stains on her steering wheel. Oh god oh god oh god oh god...Ohhhh my goddddd. Courtney slammed on her breaks, pulling over. A man in uniform knocked on her window, and she rolled it down slowly. There was a loud noise from the passenger seat and Coutney’s world slowed as she saw the duffle bag fall to the floor of the car, the zipper breaking and the contents spilling onto the carpeted floor. The policeman’s face was horrorstruck. “Ma’am...” He stuttered. “I’m going to have to ask you to...step out of the car and put..put your hands on your head.”
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Jun 25, 2012
Jun 25, 2012 at 12:49 AM UTC
Blue Duffle Bag (Short Story)
Courtney’s old subaru stuttered and stalled as she sat at the red light. The large blue duffle bag sat ominously on the leather seat beside her. She couldn’t look at it. God, Luci. Why did you get yourself into trouble? Courtney’s mind was racing. Ridiculous. This is ridiculous. She ****** her head to look at the bag. It was bulging. The bag was stained and dusty, ripped along the seams in some places. Courtney’s phone rang loudly. She jumped, and held onto the steering wheel with one hand and answered. “Hello?”She was silent as the voice on the other end talked quickly. “No, I’m not there yet... yes, I’ve got it.. No, I haven’t touched it... Yes, sir. She’s very sorry... I know, sir. Yes I’’ll tell her.” She hung up. Her face was ghost white, her palms and forehead sweaty. Many voices argued in her head. I shouldn’t be doing this for her. She broke the law. But Luci’s your sister! That doesn’t matter. She caused the whole family a lot of pain and money. And now I’M breaking the law. What the hell?! She looked back over at the duffle bag. It sat staring at her accusingly. She turned away. Her car was getting awfully hot, so she rolled down the windows, letting air flow through. Checking her watch, she hiccuped with surprise. Her foot slammed down on the gas, her head pressed against her seat from the quick acceleration. Her car’s enging groaned with the speed, but she couldn’t slow down. ********* Luci. I really hate you right now.* Suddenly, she saw flashing lights and heard a sharp wailing sound behind her. A police car pulled right up behind her, speeding along, signaling for her to pull over to the shoulder of the road. Courtney’s eyes were wide with fright, and her palms were sweating profusely, leaving stains on her steering wheel. Oh god oh god oh god oh god...Ohhhh my goddddd. Courtney slammed on her breaks, pulling over. A man in uniform knocked on her window, and she rolled it down slowly. There was a loud noise from the passenger seat and Coutney’s world slowed as she saw the duffle bag fall to the floor of the car, the zipper breaking and the contents spilling onto the carpeted floor. The policeman’s face was horrorstruck. “Ma’am...” He stuttered. “I’m going to have to ask you to...step out of the car and put..put your hands on your head.”
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“Women sync up with the moon, like the sea does, and it makes them unpredictable.” he said. (Surely not – the sea and the moon are as predictable as you like! you can chart them with maps!) “Ah, but how about tsunami’s that come along from nowhere and drown the innocent?” (Tsunamis aren’t caused by the moon, they’re a result of the earth crashing into itself and we are the earth, us men, and we drown the innocent.) Every time I look at the moon - (and I look at it often because I’m that kind of boy), I can’t help but think of every woman in the world, of every class and ever colour, who has looked up at it too. Cleopatra, Kate Moss, Katherine Hepburn, Workhouse women with broken nails, Baudelaire’s pale thin girls, Courtney Love, Female football players, And how they feel (or felt) just as separate or as close to it As I do.
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Sep 2, 2013
Sep 2, 2013 at 9:50 AM UTC
the woman's moon
She's the women You imagined Stepford wife She sit's with Hands clasped tightly Courtney Loves drunken sister Resonates within Her wilted box keeps disintegrating Her barricades Useless Soaking filth from the ground She would cry Tears dry Salt is only producing She's a mist uncontrolled Wild growing daisy Sitting in a ticky tack Garden She sees freedom Fake Placed in the deserts hot sun Thirsty Last drink Now haunts Suited up in her dress She carries on Fragmented Dissapointing denial
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Jun 7, 2016
Jun 7, 2016 at 2:24 PM UTC
Her
XC is running through the sprinklers with your crazy goofy team Rolling your ankles running hills Cross country means so much to me it’s true Running is all we do School day seems shorter Practice seems longer The sun is shining It’s warmer then it’s colder XC every single moment is worth its weight in gold XC it’s high school’s best story And it’s waiting to be told It’s bleacher 5K’s, well earned PRs And your sport’s punishment Cross country man where do I begin XC we’re rained on during practice and we run with soaking feet XC we get lost on distance runs and say we went out to eat It’s also Basma’s smart wisecracks, also Mariam’s sass And calling Amy the wrong name Courtney going ham, my freshmen children And ab workouts causing us pain Mehak! Oh wait. Maybe I’m going too fast. XC it’s weight room and it’s hard work ‘cause you do it for the ***** XC it’s crying at the banquet Cuz your team is just one happy family And I don’t wanna leave First year was longer Last year was shorter I’m gonna miss y’all My eyes are getting warmer XC every single moment was worth its weight in gold XC it was my favorite story thanks to you guys it was told A running high and my team cheering And then that final sprint Cross country man where do I begin (XC) Where do I begin (XC) I promise I’ll visit
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Jan 6, 2019
Jan 6, 2019 at 11:08 PM UTC
Cross Country (XC)
Keep-A-Breast Apple OtterBox Acu-Rite Dial Aquafresh Oral-B ACT Garnier Equate Hanes On the Byas Rude Toms Dakine Acu-Vue Ponds Degree Preferred Stock Mighty Wallet Hot Topic Keurig Dixie Donut Shop Domino International Delight Peter Paul's Best Yet Great Value Instagram Facebook Snapchat Yik Yak Forever 21 Adventure Time FSC Bic The Poetry Foundation Staedtler Pilot Sharpie Microsoft The Norton Anthology Toshiba Dell Expo Lipton Emerica Anti Hero MOB Shorty's Bones Thunder Shake Junt Swingline Pandora Tommy Hilfiger ' Jill Greg Ashley Courtney Judy Bob Janice Shannon Kelly Robert Emily Jeremy Darrin Liza Bill Joe Dominic Sean James Gav Jordan Tony Eric Christopher
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Dec 6, 2014
Dec 6, 2014 at 8:38 PM UTC
Brands
a ray of sunshine breaks through stormy clouds a bright smile dries tears sadness evaporates and frowns are lifted the corners of mouths raised by two bare hands (strengthened by faith) and held in place with vibrant ribbon Ready? you ask and everyone knows it will all be Okay
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Apr 9, 2014
Apr 9, 2014 at 1:49 PM UTC
Courtney
The grey clouds shift and swirl above my head, slowly, almost imperceptibly getting darker; as if anger has forced a flush of colour to their cheeks. I crane my neck, searching for the transformation of anger to grief; for the tears to pour out, to rain down on those of us below that don't mind being a shoulder to lean on. (C) 23/6/14 Courtney L
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Jun 23, 2014
Jun 23, 2014 at 4:19 AM UTC
A shoulder to lean on
Not mine, but truly beautiful - and exactly how I believe things should be - not only love - but life, work, self-esteem, everything. "Dear Human: You’ve got it all wrong. You didn’t come here to master unconditional love. That is where you came from and where you’ll return. You came here to learn personal love. Universal love. Messy love. Sweaty love. Crazy love. Broken love. Whole love. Infused with divinity. Lived through the grace of stumbling. Demonstrated through the beauty of… messing up. Often. You didn’t come here to be perfect. You already are. You came here to be gorgeously human. Flawed and fabulous. And then to rise again into remembering. But unconditional love? Stop telling that story. Love, in truth, doesn’t need ANY other adjectives. It doesn’t require modifiers. It doesn’t require the condition of perfection. It only asks that you show up. And do your best. That you stay present and feel fully. That you shine and fly and laugh and cry and hurt and heal and fall and get back up and play and work and live and die as YOU. It’s enough. It’s Plenty." -Courtney A. Walsh
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Jan 1, 2017
Jan 1, 2017 at 7:46 AM UTC
Dear Human
my mask fell victim to the dance floor while he was dancing with drunk blondes so **** dressed as a cop pushing pills three girls grinding on his leg and i bought one and wanted to **** the faces and the tongues of the ***** he ignored me for it would have been very courtney love of me very punk rock but i grabbed their ***** and licked my lips at them because whats his was mine and he knew the painted eyes on my back saw their every move and every dollar from those girls goes to our cigarettes but later i found out that was all we kept in common
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Oct 25, 2010
Oct 25, 2010 at 9:09 PM UTC
rave story
Turning up and down in the wind-every single crane I folded On the seventeenth day of the fifth month I took you to go see the gardens To see the orchids bloom White Purple and blue Hanging leaves Trees like statues on a night without wind The ghost festival It was dark in the perfumed gardens Velvet purple sky We sat and listened to the far off music The sound of drums Traveling along the gurgling river Sitting down on the edge of a rock You were laughing and smoking one of my cigarettes Those wisps of smoke curling around And the flick flick of your ash on a rock You thought you were so cool sitting there like Joplin, all strung out and white looking like Courtney love Your knee high socks Are smeared in mud and pollen Just then the music all stopped at the festival down the river Except for some lone flute playing a haunting other-worldy melody As we sat looking on the calm purple waters The children and old women took small paper boats with candles inside The mothers and the fathers The sisters and cousins Uncles and brothers All knee deep in the darkened waters Pushing those small glowing ships down the river Leading all those lost souls and spirits The ghosts of this year's dead flowing out to sea Like a fleet of stars they slowly drifted Water reflecting the hundreds of candles That crescent moon looked so right above the spirits I watched them clear the bend - Without taking a breath- Until you laughed and flicked your cigarette **** into the still water Ripples of moonlight Talking about yourself in the dark Somewhere down the river the music started again
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Jan 20, 2012
Jan 20, 2012 at 5:16 AM UTC
The Stone Village
Turning up and down in the wind-every single crane I folded On the seventeenth day of the fifth month I took you to go see the gardens To see the orchids bloom White Purple and blue Hanging leaves Trees like statues on a night without wind The ghost festival It was dark in the perfumed gardens Velvet purple sky We sat and listened to the far off music The sound of drums Traveling along the gurgling river Sitting down on the edge of a rock You were laughing and smoking one of my cigarettes Those wisps of smoke curling around And the flick flick of your ash on a rock You thought you were so cool sitting there like Joplin, all strung out and white looking like Courtney love Your knee high socks Are smeared in mud and pollen Just then the music all stopped at the festival down the river Except for some lone flute playing a haunting other-worldy melody As we sat looking on the calm purple waters The children and old women took small paper boats with candles inside The mothers and the fathers The sisters and cousins Uncles and brothers All knee deep in the darkened waters Pushing those small glowing ships down the river Leading all those lost souls and spirits The ghosts of this year's dead flowing out to sea Like a fleet of stars they slowly drifted Water reflecting the hundreds of candles That crescent moon looked so right above the spirits I watched them clear the bend - Without taking a breath- Until you laughed and flicked your cigarette **** into the still water Ripples of moonlight Talking about yourself in the dark Somewhere down the river the music started again
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Caitlin, Courtney, Emma, and Ellen Just a few of the girls that I know I hit it, I quit it, forget it so quick Their name disappears at the do' They're here for the night and our bodies connect At the hand, then the mouth, then the groin This fish has been caught but my skin remains taut Confining my soul from being joined Until she arrives, these girls can kick back Watch TV, relax, but leave me alone I'll shout when I need, and grin when they leave But grieve until my darling comes home She'll walk through the door, I'll forget all those ****** Came by to visit or even existed Forgive me my sins, a villain, ich bin But simple *** is in man's logistics Call me a chauvinist but when the days over with I always treat my lady like a queen The one-nighters sustain lust ingrained in my brain But none mean a thang [sic] when I'm with that girl of my dreams
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Sep 6, 2011
Sep 6, 2011 at 10:11 PM UTC
A Cheater's Plea
Do you Kurt Cobain take Courtney Michelle Love to be your lawful shredded wife? I imagine her sitting across from him Her lips stained a violent red Smiling She'd say what I say now It didn't have to be this way That's what's funny to me Even afterwards she was composed And maybe, I don't know, Maybe she was too full of ******* and hatred to really grasp it But think of it this way: Would anyone be capable of shooting up and then shooting themselves? Doubtfully Do you Kurt Cobain take Courtney Michelle Love to be your lawful shredded wife?
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May 4, 2014
May 4, 2014 at 2:42 PM UTC
His Lawful Shredded Wife
February 20, 1967 When Aberdeen, Washington became home to a legend Throwing pebbles at cops and falling in love with Punk Rock 1985 is when it all fell apart The divorce shattered his poor, frail heart Then along came Krist, Pat, and Dave Who made his life worth the wait "I Rather Be Hated For Who I Am Than Loved For Who I Am Not." Against judgement, racists, and sexualists he fought. He's an inspiration to few because of what he chose to do. April 5, 1994 Down he feel with the gun in his hand on the floor. "Peace, Love, and Empathy." was left on the letter A Document that Courtney and Frances struggled to read later. Fans left with faithful lyrics and sorrow He always said they weren't promised tomorrow. Rumors of conspiracies and ****** spread Courtney finally announced that he wanted to be dead. "It's Better To Burn Out Than To Fade Away." and just like that Kurt Cobain had changed my life in every way.
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Oct 31, 2013
Oct 31, 2013 at 12:29 AM UTC
It's Better To Burn Out Than To Fade Away.
I've recently been contacted about having my collection of poems published. since you all are such great fans and supporters, I invite you to go 'like' my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/courtneyksnodgrass you'll get additional sneak peeks like excerpts and quotes from the novel that I just finished writing as well! it would really mean a lot if you guys could go like my page and then invite your friends too. (if you feel I deserve it) all is appreciated, thank you so much. ~Courtney Snodgrass
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Dec 4, 2013
Dec 4, 2013 at 10:40 PM UTC
important, please read