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"creepily" poems
I met a girl on the bus. Well, I say met, If your definition of met, Is stared at creepily. An hour of daydreaming, An hour of imagining, Your voice, Your scent, Your personality. An hour of pure bliss, And you were gone. You will be missed.
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Nov 13, 2012
Nov 13, 2012 at 12:06 PM UTC
Redhead
always the bridesmaid, never the bride you have no idea how many times i cried asking, "why me? why not me?" well, for starters i always oversleep my eating habits are on repeat i've worn the same clothes, same filth for three days this week i don't make an effort because i'm not going out but no one asks me out because i don't make an effort i write love poems i never send i creepily covet people i consider friends while my heart is stuck on the same old trend hearts yours and mine your heart pure and prone to breaking bones my heart crippled and casually crashing cars the destruction duo probably foreshadowing if i'm honest i never get any rest purple hues rise to the surface furthermore, my life lacks any zest and to top it all off no matter how hard i've tried i know i'll probably never be satisfied so yeah maybe that is why
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Aug 30, 2017
Aug 30, 2017 at 7:10 PM UTC
this is the opposite of self-love and cutting ties with toxicity.
I.      the smell of sad odorless colorless like ***** similar familiar sidewinder effects, musty invasive, it has no specificity, no locale centrale, well closeted, saddling sadding, in place, plain sighted better to toy our lives, pervades persists, worse lingers, impervious to sprays and even everyone’s good literature (even Will S’s), good wishes good intentions and mood prayers to the nearest lay god on duty at the spiritual emergency room on weekends, still stink don’t think that this poem is for you; solely for the writer, your doppelgänger ****** your mirror’s inside hiding out place, I, who has your sadness smell into my skin cells creepily crept waft woof and warp wet weft-woven into the sad receptacles hidden in my head’s cubbies and the palms of my tree hands-covering face there are cures so wonderful and inexpensive but unavailable at the local Rite Aid, though they are the right aid recoverable, so closer than close, so close that the internist cannot prescribe them because he must inject himself first because the live bacteria in the antidote can **** all this odor lays down bamboo-strong roots; to eradicate you must dig down deep, six feet perhaps more, with heavy earth moving equipment, uproot at the source, follow sad always all-the-way down and the root great god gone, but the saddest truth stench odor yet present***
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Dec 1, 2018
Dec 1, 2018 at 10:54 AM UTC
I. the smell of sad
It is the end of times Sound of fate in the chimes Up rises the living dead Filling thoughts full of dread Creepily moving, ominous woe Sea of the departed, hobbling slow Gnarled teeth, eating flesh Craving blood warm and fresh Waves of corpses, a lifeless tsunami Lookout world, here comes the zombies!
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Mar 3, 2015
Mar 3, 2015 at 2:23 PM UTC
Zombie
"You can join our group," he says, "But only if you look everyone in the eyes." I freeze. Surely he is aware by now that the words Autism Spectrum Disorder In my chart were not placed there for fun? Surely he is aware by now that finger twitching, body rocking, gaze avoiding Are not for my frivolous pleasure? Surely he is aware by now the absurdity of what he asks? I am autistic. Burning irritation of the eyes and panic aside, Staring creepily into another human's eyeballs Would render group a waste of time, no possibility to listen. He knows this. It is his prejudice that keeps him rooted to the spot. I can feel the weight of his expectations boring into my forehead. Explaining what it is to ask this of me, I remind him that drawing this line would be excluding me because Of my autism. I tell him he would be losing a valuable participant, A deep thinker, a creator, an avid listener. I tell him he would be discriminating, That I am protected by law. Oh, no. He budges not, For he does not dislike autistic humans So long as they act like they are Neurotypical, So long as I pretend to be Someone I am not.
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Sep 11, 2019
Sep 11, 2019 at 12:22 AM UTC
On Being Autistic
The skies are blue and the clouds look fluffy. The air is crisp and the water is chilling. The mountains appear to touch the sky and the leaves are rich shades of green, red, and orange. I walked along out of service train tracks that cut through this mountain. Literally, through it. The tunnels started on the West Shore of Donner Lake and followed the ridge of the mountain all the way to Truckee. I hiked a half a mile from the highway up to an opening in the tunnel. For a few hundred yards the tunnel was riddled with broken bottles and worthless graffiti. As I walked further in, the garbage began to disappear and the graffiti became thoughtful, artful. It became darker and darker until I could only see the circle illuminated by my pin flashlight. On one spot of the wall someone had written the entire first chapter of Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone. Someone had drawn a white line. Just a white line and I was so intrigued by it. People wrote stories of the lives. "Im kevin, my gf broke up w me now im gay" or "Im pat. i got dmt and then i got aids" and "im kaylene. thats it." Someone sprayed a **** pipe on the wall of the tunnel and it was green. They paid very good attention to the crystals in the bowl and the smoke rising from it. A young girl with black hair had her lips on the pipe and she was breathing in. Written under it was "Remember, remember, the 5th of November." Some one else had sprayed a cowboy. One half of him was black outlined with white and gray detail and the other half was white outlined with gray and black detail. Next to it was written "Childe Roland to the dark tower come." Some one else had sprayed a devil. He was red with pure black eyes. It was signed "Self Portrait." Halfway through there was a drain and creepily enough a faint light was shining from underneath the thick grates. Above it some one wrote "I stashed my **** here for three years." Under that someone had wrote "Gateway to hell." The rocks jutted out in straight lines. Some were smooth and others rough. The mountains cleansed me. They wiped away some of the grime this small city has polluted me with. The crisp air exfolliated some of the smoke from my lungs and the water pulled the dirt from my skin and the hike massaged my sore feet and the graffiti swept through one eyeball and took all the garbage in my brain out through the other eyeball. The mountains saved me.
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Oct 22, 2012
Oct 22, 2012 at 12:00 AM UTC
The Sierra Nevadas.
The skies are blue and the clouds look fluffy. The air is crisp and the water is chilling. The mountains appear to touch the sky and the leaves are rich shades of green, red, and orange. I walked along out of service train tracks that cut through this mountain. Literally, through it. The tunnels started on the West Shore of Donner Lake and followed the ridge of the mountain all the way to Truckee. I hiked a half a mile from the highway up to an opening in the tunnel. For a few hundred yards the tunnel was riddled with broken bottles and worthless graffiti. As I walked further in, the garbage began to disappear and the graffiti became thoughtful, artful. It became darker and darker until I could only see the circle illuminated by my pin flashlight. On one spot of the wall someone had written the entire first chapter of Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone. Someone had drawn a white line. Just a white line and I was so intrigued by it. People wrote stories of the lives. "Im kevin, my gf broke up w me now im gay" or "Im pat. i got dmt and then i got aids" and "im kaylene. thats it." Someone sprayed a **** pipe on the wall of the tunnel and it was green. They paid very good attention to the crystals in the bowl and the smoke rising from it. A young girl with black hair had her lips on the pipe and she was breathing in. Written under it was "Remember, remember, the 5th of November." Some one else had sprayed a cowboy. One half of him was black outlined with white and gray detail and the other half was white outlined with gray and black detail. Next to it was written "Childe Roland to the dark tower come." Some one else had sprayed a devil. He was red with pure black eyes. It was signed "Self Portrait." Halfway through there was a drain and creepily enough a faint light was shining from underneath the thick grates. Above it some one wrote "I stashed my **** here for three years." Under that someone had wrote "Gateway to hell." The rocks jutted out in straight lines. Some were smooth and others rough. The mountains cleansed me. They wiped away some of the grime this small city has polluted me with. The crisp air exfolliated some of the smoke from my lungs and the water pulled the dirt from my skin and the hike massaged my sore feet and the graffiti swept through one eyeball and took all the garbage in my brain out through the other eyeball. The mountains saved me.
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Beloved atrocity flatters me by any means Dearly dishonored twist in the mind creepily transmits chills down the spine Alter-ego of eerie grotesque underneath opposites where lay secrets kept Wicked distortion of rise and fall like morning and night
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Apr 29, 2013
Apr 29, 2013 at 12:03 PM UTC
Untitled (draft)
Step 1: Take a breather. Don't start going insane and terrorizing the city with chainsaws. That is in a later step. Go have a cup of tea. Calm. If you're cold go get a blanket. Think warm thoughts. Imagine you are on fire. Okay, actually never mind, don't do that. Step 2: Go back to your computer and hold down the off button until it completely shuts off. Step 3: Scream obscenities at your laptop, kick it and drop it off the roof. Step 4: Wonder why it isn't turning on. Step 5: Call your second cousin twice removed's best friend's dogsitter's guitar teacher's Polish-speaking doctor who lives in Germany. Ask him for help. Apologize for thinking she was a man and explain the ****** hair in the pictures and her extremely deep voice were misleading. Say hello a couple times into the receiver before accepting she has hung up on you. Step 6: Send your second cousin twice removed's best friend's dogsitter's guitar teacher's Polish-speaking doctor who lives in Germany a basket of muffins with a heartfelt apology note written in Korean, to prove you are multi-cultural. Step 7: Hug your computer and stroke it creepily whispering: Awwww who’s a good laptop? Step 8: Dump a bucket of water on your computer when it STILL doesn’t turn on. That’ll teach it. Step 9: Cry about your hair not being shiny enough. Get distracted by a butterfly. Wonder why there is a butterfly in the middle of the arctic. Wonder why you are in the arctic and how you got there. Step 10: Feed your stupid meany-pants laptop to a polar bear. Step 11: RUN in terror from the hungry polar bear with indigestion that you have just ****** off. Step 12: Get your chainsaw and go terrorize the nearest village. Step 13: Send that village a basket of muffins and a heart-felt apology note written in gibberish so they are impressed by the fact that you are fluent in Gibberish. (OPTIONAL STEP 14: Send that polar bear a basket of muffins. Just to be nice.)
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Nov 29, 2014
Nov 29, 2014 at 12:24 PM UTC
How to deal with a frozen computer when you are trying to access Hello Poetry
Step 1: Take a breather. Don't start going insane and terrorizing the city with chainsaws. That is in a later step. Go have a cup of tea. Calm. If you're cold go get a blanket. Think warm thoughts. Imagine you are on fire. Okay, actually never mind, don't do that. Step 2: Go back to your computer and hold down the off button until it completely shuts off. Step 3: Scream obscenities at your laptop, kick it and drop it off the roof. Step 4: Wonder why it isn't turning on. Step 5: Call your second cousin twice removed's best friend's dogsitter's guitar teacher's Polish-speaking doctor who lives in Germany. Ask him for help. Apologize for thinking she was a man and explain the ****** hair in the pictures and her extremely deep voice were misleading. Say hello a couple times into the receiver before accepting she has hung up on you. Step 6: Send your second cousin twice removed's best friend's dogsitter's guitar teacher's Polish-speaking doctor who lives in Germany a basket of muffins with a heartfelt apology note written in Korean, to prove you are multi-cultural. Step 7: Hug your computer and stroke it creepily whispering: Awwww who’s a good laptop? Step 8: Dump a bucket of water on your computer when it STILL doesn’t turn on. That’ll teach it. Step 9: Cry about your hair not being shiny enough. Get distracted by a butterfly. Wonder why there is a butterfly in the middle of the arctic. Wonder why you are in the arctic and how you got there. Step 10: Feed your stupid meany-pants laptop to a polar bear. Step 11: RUN in terror from the hungry polar bear with indigestion that you have just ****** off. Step 12: Get your chainsaw and go terrorize the nearest village. Step 13: Send that village a basket of muffins and a heart-felt apology note written in gibberish so they are impressed by the fact that you are fluent in Gibberish. (OPTIONAL STEP 14: Send that polar bear a basket of muffins. Just to be nice.)
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How to deal with an addiction to hellopoetry: Step one: Admit you have a problem Step two: Start by limiting your time on it Step three: Join a support group and share your feelings Step four: Have the people in the support group talk to you about quitting hellopoetry. Step 5: Slaughter everyone within a 10 mile radius with a chainsaw and go back on hellopoetry Step 6: When the police knock on your door offer to help them sign up for hellopoetry. Step 7: Creepily pet your chainsaw like a cat. Step 8: Never mind, I'm too busy on hello poetry
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Nov 24, 2014
Nov 24, 2014 at 2:56 PM UTC
How to deal with an addiction to hellopoetry:
Dear is the old deserted church so dear Grave is the old churchyard abandoned grave Hear the wind whistles through the churchyard hear Fade as a withered flower, sunset, fade Dead are the people sleeping in graves dead Cold is the ground where they're buried in cold Tread please do not upon their gravestones tread Bold is the pretty sunset fading bold Sad is the church where monks used to go sad Sadly the tombs are overgrown sadly Clad in such ghostly white robes they were clad Creepily the knells rung out creepily Dear is that familiar churchyard so dear Hear the knells ring through the ghostly wind hear ~Marian~
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Sep 14, 2013
Sep 14, 2013 at 10:29 PM UTC
Shadow Sonnet: Churchyard
Apostles and their apostates Murderers unrepentant and Mere manslaughters' mistakes Epistles, that evokes the language of religious ritual Selective honesty, Deeply and creepily You want to be a doctor, therapist and priest You are none of these things, as if these positions Actually help people. They are stations presumably Of some importance = stature,  status, strength Donning a standing Polby Saves Copyright © 2011
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Dec 29, 2011
Dec 29, 2011 at 4:21 PM UTC
Parenthetical Debris
Sometimes poverty unites not nations but merely two people// Intoxicants when overused break families as waves break on the shore// Their drug now becomes their love// And you are equivalent to nothing in their perceived reality// It either makes the users surrounding guests mature profound strong souls As strong as the Pedi army stood against the British and Boer to protect their land// Or it causes them to transfer to their own twisted but illusionistic universe where all they see is darkness and despondency// And then one day// The money begins to run out and so do the people// But rarely, oh so rarely some humans make the decision to stay and continue the journey// Where the road may potentially split into two// recovery or relapse// Sometimes poverty unites not nations but merely two people// The money has begun to exhale into the earths atmosphere just as a stoner exhales his poisonous vapour into our airspace// Some stay behind to help the corrupt mortal// No money equals no substances// No ******* or cat or cannabis or crack or codeine// No drugs// Then// Two beings begin to ignite each other's fires they learn the things they didn't know for the what felt like a million and seventy years// They begin to discover how the one mispronounces words and how certain songs cause ones soul to sway as the bass drops or how ones hair whirls as the wind rushes through it or how he can see the depths of the her soul through the eyes and when she stares at the moon her beauty is illuminated by the magical glow// And then one day// The money starts returning// Creepily and discretely the evil money the tragedious money// Like an evil monster emerging from hell Where its dark and ***** The money blows out the fire they have ignited and slowly lures the user back// The bond is now broken// Sometimes poverty unites not nations but merely two people//
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Jul 3, 2015
Jul 3, 2015 at 1:02 PM UTC
Not nations
Sometimes poverty unites not nations but merely two people// Intoxicants when overused break families as waves break on the shore// Their drug now becomes their love// And you are equivalent to nothing in their perceived reality// It either makes the users surrounding guests mature profound strong souls As strong as the Pedi army stood against the British and Boer to protect their land// Or it causes them to transfer to their own twisted but illusionistic universe where all they see is darkness and despondency// And then one day// The money begins to run out and so do the people// But rarely, oh so rarely some humans make the decision to stay and continue the journey// Where the road may potentially split into two// recovery or relapse// Sometimes poverty unites not nations but merely two people// The money has begun to exhale into the earths atmosphere just as a stoner exhales his poisonous vapour into our airspace// Some stay behind to help the corrupt mortal// No money equals no substances// No ******* or cat or cannabis or crack or codeine// No drugs// Then// Two beings begin to ignite each other's fires they learn the things they didn't know for the what felt like a million and seventy years// They begin to discover how the one mispronounces words and how certain songs cause ones soul to sway as the bass drops or how ones hair whirls as the wind rushes through it or how he can see the depths of the her soul through the eyes and when she stares at the moon her beauty is illuminated by the magical glow// And then one day// The money starts returning// Creepily and discretely the evil money the tragedious money// Like an evil monster emerging from hell Where its dark and ***** The money blows out the fire they have ignited and slowly lures the user back// The bond is now broken// Sometimes poverty unites not nations but merely two people//
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I love all good poems, and how they make me feel whole but deboned, de~parted, sometimes cleansed sometimes ***** sometimes ashamed, occasionally fried, occasionally enlived, often all of these, simultaneously I love how mine please you, breaking the knots of anonymity, unleashing the little white package strings of connection, and, when yours, make me guffaw, or even  a better, person-age, when we weep deep in our  recesses where the just-beneath-the-surface emotes, are pricked and brought to the surface, for the first time, or the last of time, exposed, curated, healed, leaving but a tiny sore, that lingers on the body's surfaces,where all things.are etched that are needy for a reminding of the when, and here, right there, is the where, but your loving of likes somehow dissatisfying, like a kiss, perfunctory, skullduggery or dis genuine, a hit and a move on,which is why, I treasure your comments, long or short, insightful or delightful, critical or critique(e), just a tender heart of appreciation, a snuggle from the sea, throned out of Jonah's whale... rounded bellicose belly but they render me alive, when they split and spit me, to you, you, to each, defined in pieces, gratitude nuggets, each, treasured, each hugged, each letter, a custom bespoke of  connectivity and who needs friends, when your words embrace me so deep repeat and touch me in places where my heart must follow on & on. now many poems you commission with every exposition. even the dimplest thanks is a vibrato of pleasuring sounds, that you, you, you, took that particular moment of time to express the heartfelt, destroys the invidious that does quiet creepily slides inside us,   saying I am your comforter false, but is not! use your words, that, they to the children teach; let us too embrace this honorific so terrific, and touch each other with comments, a sharing, and the sol shines on 'we two too, for all to seer and see
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Aug 4, 2025
Aug 4, 2025 at 2:32 PM UTC
Sunday Reflection: I value people more than poems
I love all good poems, and how they make me feel whole but deboned, de~parted, sometimes cleansed sometimes ***** sometimes ashamed, occasionally fried, occasionally enlived, often all of these, simultaneously I love how mine please you, breaking the knots of anonymity, unleashing the little white package strings of connection, and, when yours, make me guffaw, or even  a better, person-age, when we weep deep in our  recesses where the just-beneath-the-surface emotes, are pricked and brought to the surface, for the first time, or the last of time, exposed, curated, healed, leaving but a tiny sore, that lingers on the body's surfaces,where all things.are etched that are needy for a reminding of the when, and here, right there, is the where, but your loving of likes somehow dissatisfying, like a kiss, perfunctory, skullduggery or dis genuine, a hit and a move on,which is why, I treasure your comments, long or short, insightful or delightful, critical or critique(e), just a tender heart of appreciation, a snuggle from the sea, throned out of Jonah's whale... rounded bellicose belly but they render me alive, when they split and spit me, to you, you, to each, defined in pieces, gratitude nuggets, each, treasured, each hugged, each letter, a custom bespoke of  connectivity and who needs friends, when your words embrace me so deep repeat and touch me in places where my heart must follow on & on. now many poems you commission with every exposition. even the dimplest thanks is a vibrato of pleasuring sounds, that you, you, you, took that particular moment of time to express the heartfelt, destroys the invidious that does quiet creepily slides inside us,   saying I am your comforter false, but is not! use your words, that, they to the children teach; let us too embrace this honorific so terrific, and touch each other with comments, a sharing, and the sol shines on 'we two too, for all to seer and see
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It's hilarious Just think about our past... the disadvantageous arguments Arguments about things that we would soon know It taught us about the future We were disconnected, probably still are Just because of closed hearts and minds... And I'm not afraid to say, a little jealousy on my part... We were young and thought we knew everything about each other. We were disconnected, yet deep down in our unknowingly vast souls, we were the same. I was thinking about those fights we used to have... I reminisced about the day after your tenth birthday, when we were walking to school and you felt older, much like you do know, you felt proud to be older, I remembered that I was jealous and insisting that you were being mean. I remember your face when I said these things, and I felt guilty, you have one of those enforcing faces that told me that I was wrong. I remember that one day we were fighting one morning at the bus stop, as we always did. After school, you fought Benny, remember him? We hadn't made amends yet, but I knew that you needed my support, and frankly, I needed yours... so I cried because I felt helpless but you stared trustingly straight into my soul, creepily I might add, and you told me to kick that **** in the face... but I trusted your judgment because you're my older brother and I love you! to this day I don't know if I actually kicked him, but I do remember that we ran home and we were as close as we'd ever been. I remember those times, and I can't help but laugh, and smile, and cry. I feel like lately our relationship has been kind of forced because we HAD to get along... but I feel like, if we talk more, like we used to... we could get our groove back. :) I know this isn't a very rhythmic poem... but HAPPY BIRTHDAY! I love you Ethan!
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Mar 17, 2014
Mar 17, 2014 at 5:50 PM UTC
Happy Birthday Brother ♥ ~ March 14th 9:05pm
It's hilarious Just think about our past... the disadvantageous arguments Arguments about things that we would soon know It taught us about the future We were disconnected, probably still are Just because of closed hearts and minds... And I'm not afraid to say, a little jealousy on my part... We were young and thought we knew everything about each other. We were disconnected, yet deep down in our unknowingly vast souls, we were the same. I was thinking about those fights we used to have... I reminisced about the day after your tenth birthday, when we were walking to school and you felt older, much like you do know, you felt proud to be older, I remembered that I was jealous and insisting that you were being mean. I remember your face when I said these things, and I felt guilty, you have one of those enforcing faces that told me that I was wrong. I remember that one day we were fighting one morning at the bus stop, as we always did. After school, you fought Benny, remember him? We hadn't made amends yet, but I knew that you needed my support, and frankly, I needed yours... so I cried because I felt helpless but you stared trustingly straight into my soul, creepily I might add, and you told me to kick that **** in the face... but I trusted your judgment because you're my older brother and I love you! to this day I don't know if I actually kicked him, but I do remember that we ran home and we were as close as we'd ever been. I remember those times, and I can't help but laugh, and smile, and cry. I feel like lately our relationship has been kind of forced because we HAD to get along... but I feel like, if we talk more, like we used to... we could get our groove back. :) I know this isn't a very rhythmic poem... but HAPPY BIRTHDAY! I love you Ethan!
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Today was the first day of class. You should have seen all the people. Everyone couldn’t have had class, some of them must have been gawkers, the types that slow to watch flat tire changings and car wrecks. Some were carrying maps - freshmen. Like student drivers they clogged the paths, drawing a few looks. They gaggle together like geese, Jeeezus - shut UP and get ON with it, freshies! I thought. Not ungenerously - I remember being lost - back in the day. I have class, myself - in both the intrinsic sense - of style - and in the “research for credit” ‘check in on the first day,’ kind. Still, we’re parading, and I’ve always loved parades. My one regret is that there are no mimes or elephants. ok.. poetry.. Stress is somewhere in my propinquity. See, it’s known to stalk this vicinity. I’m not a freshman, so it hasn’t struck yet, but when it does, and it will, you can bet, that initially, it will shake my tranquility and end our start-of-year festivities. It will creepily creep, destroying my sleep, until I prove my scholastic resiliency. . . Songs for this: Violently Happy by Björk Schoolin' Life by Beyoncé
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Aug 28, 2024
Aug 28, 2024 at 9:24 PM UTC
classy
Or not until the changes of seasonal events reach out towards that very flower with a creepily chill in mind. Something that gives it a chance to open up (when it least expects it).
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Apr 21, 2021
Apr 21, 2021 at 12:41 AM UTC
A Flower Without Change.
he was killed, i can promise you that not that it meant a ******* thing his hands were solid, calloused from everytime he tried to set himself on fire selfish immolation, no cause no contribution, he wasnt great          full, for his feet which stood on souls because his iron skin curled into steel fists radiated power, white hot steam creepily peeking out of the furnace when he finally moved, carelessly flailing around, a steer in an antique mall furnished with heirlooms that were stolen, that we weeped over for years, he didnt care                        fully pour himself a glass to sooth his aching, his self infliction he feared we, he did fear unwittingly filling his glass with water, belly full, poisoned with clarity, we poured out his whiskey, he would suffer loss, he would suffer loss with us poisoned with clarity his glass looked transparent, reflected like a mirror poisoned with clarity he was so empty
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Feb 21, 2013
Feb 21, 2013 at 1:30 PM UTC
a/c
NOPE BAHAHHAHAHA junior guards granting a mission to mars penelope singing sweetly with michalel jackson, creepily cranking out smooth criminal with howling wolf, mothers bathing their babies in brookes, blessed and stressed and bothered by the milkman brandy brought in by buccaneers seeps quickly and sours stale tempers beautiful bodies blanking when naked and with no lighting coffee stains adding character to create extra bold whiteness for optimists lovers kissing kindly and collecting each others debts of brokenness
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Feb 5, 2015
Feb 5, 2015 at 8:11 PM UTC
GOT IT
It’s a Human World Since inherent mistakes occur No single man is ever pure Nothing is ever perfect Only Omega is perfect Eve and Adam sinned But lessons will be learnt Eternal Light beams through the darkness Wisdom evolves The Human world becomes a better place Disappointment ceases Time creepily heaps the wounded Understanding, unity, acceptance prevails Love amazingly saves all We are one human being We are one human being family In this one big human world we share It’s a human world By: Wileh Kama
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Jun 15, 2014
Jun 15, 2014 at 11:06 PM UTC
Its A Human World
I don't speak for or against Except that I do speak For humanity, against violence If you...pick up that blob of attack Smother it with vengeance and throw; then run...and run as fast as you can Because it will come back As a bigger, nastier blob Run, but a hiding place you won't find How can you run from hatred? When it has sunk into your very bones Do you see it in the mirror each day? It is eating up your soul How can you live in peace? With so much ugliness creepily creeping up How low can you stoop? Another hit will tell Why can't you control the bad If it is really so, through good? What's the difference then, between you and them? You **** innocents in the process too Then you too, must be a terrorist, dear government, isn't that true?
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Apr 17, 2017
Apr 17, 2017 at 3:40 PM UTC
MOaB
When the bottle collapses the smoke stares back It sees me better Than a glass eye Smirking creepily I’m patiently waiting for it to change Like the moments taken away Helpnessness is an emptiness That blocks out empowerment It takes courage to reconfigure the empowered To put your power in its place And to recognize That the mask must come down
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Feb 4, 2021
Feb 4, 2021 at 4:03 PM UTC
Physical to Emotional Abuse: The symposium for enough
The cold handles of the kitchen cabinets dig into her thinly covered back. Sobs emerge from her unnaturally cold, tired body. Yawns interrupt her cries for understanding, as she is unable to deal with the extreme exhaustion. Why her? Why has she allowed the drive for perfection to infiltrate her vessel? Why did she give into society’s insecure perception of beauty, instead of building her own self confidence and decisions about appearance herself? Her inability to cope with a growing, changing body. That’s what drove her to insanity and perfection in food intake. Now she sits on the kitchen floor, pondering her downfall. The veins clearly visible in her hands. Her hands creepily thin. She can feel it all over her body, the thin layer of protection she has. She’s horribly ashamed of the way she looks. She knows she’s too thin, but struggles to conquer her disordered thinking patterns and perfectionistic thoughts she has carried for so long about food. All the hate she harboured for her “fat” body, has transferred to her thin body. She’s ashamed beyond belief of the way she looks. She doesn’t want to be seen in a bathing suit. She still refuses to look into a mirror. She let something as simple and insignificant as food take over her life and shrivel her very being. She doesn’t even know who she is.
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Oct 1, 2015
Oct 1, 2015 at 8:54 PM UTC
The Kitchen
First day of school, The day kids come back from a long summer break. I didn't know anyone, No one knew me. New kid to the school, Shy boy, that's what I am. Sitting in class, Avoiding eye contact and speech with everyone. She then came with her friends, Beautiful red hair, Big brown eyes, Snow white skin. I wanted her to be mine. She askes for my name, I, lost in thought, didn't respond. She askes again, Surprised she was talking to me, I respond quietly my name. "Tenaj. Tenaj Taylor." She compliments me on my clothing and my name. Her friends talking to me, Not responding to them, Lost in the gaze of her eyes. Words, compliments, stuck on the tip of my tounge. Couldn't get them out. Staring at her creepily. She had me the first day.
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Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 10:52 AM UTC
First Day She Had Me.
I saw a man on the bus today, he looked like your sort. Dark skin with darker hair and very fine prominent cheekbones, with just enough beard to look scruff but smart. Ah, to be scruff but smart, dapper, suave and rough. As he brushes a tuft of his hair behind his left ear I smile to myself creepily. I'm not afraid to admit I was thinking about how I could write all this. Then about why I thought that he'd tickle your fancy. I guess I didn't really. I suppose I took to my own liking and assumed he'd look good next to you somehow. I can't say I know why. Though I believe a straight man is entitled to an opinion in this case. The same way a woman might talk about how their waitress had stunning eyes or wonderful hair that shines without being even the slightest bit greasy.
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Jun 21, 2017
Jun 21, 2017 at 10:54 AM UTC
Perceptive Passenger
accursed creepily haunting phantasmagoria wraiths vandalize residents psyches within their sleep induced state sublimation shunts slumbering souls unknowingly held hostage successfully sacrificing semi-smothered silent species snoring simians steadfastly succumb subsequent sibilant sounds woo woebegone wicked transmogrification dilapidated divested bodies deposited wizard waves wand watching whirling wretched lovely bones whipsawing (in toto) within abyss whooshing whistling wheezing whets warlocks appetite wakening brutish nasty nightmare sinister hulking spirits steal assorted corporeal essence monstrous mashing somnambulant mephistophelian shadowy satanic satyrs supremely swallow senior citizen bankers deep within catacombs of Highland Manor, deadened defeated Delphic Oracle relegates human husks, viz spent embodiments to the under world lay siege sinisterly seeding, via sinister spirits one pure evil particularly wicked witch thy capering sickening ghastly plot against unsuspecting spouse snatched parch trey gnarled warty claws.
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May 13, 2018
May 13, 2018 at 9:50 PM UTC
high jinx at the okay coral