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"crumbed" poems
The tobacco smell of your coffee Enveloped me into the house But the lazy gate of the light pull Was taunting my late awakening I listened to where your shoes passed As you wrestled them onto your feet And the crumbed remains of your lunch Scattered by milk-tipped spoons A house not a home set before me The detritus of morning routine An uneasy truce had been called Now activity distilled into peace Could I hear your echoed instructions That swept children out to the car? Or was my mind still wrapped up for transit Through a night that ended too fast?
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Nov 5, 2010
Nov 5, 2010 at 3:35 PM UTC
Getting up late on a school day
The ground looks hard and crumbed Little water soaked up as swamp Birds chatter and flee for food This climactic change has done no good Animals die as lack of vegetation Most starve and die of malnutrition Extinction of many, ARE WE NEXT? Counting our paces along with the rest The ozone depletes at a steady pace Pollution piles up in many places Over the news, barking of such situation Yet just a few percent take any action Education they say, educate to lessen pollution So many educated, now developing poisonous solution Natural air we breathe, is no longer pure Air borne chrome, education digs more on cure! ©sim
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Oct 8, 2017
Oct 8, 2017 at 9:42 PM UTC
Sad Truth!
The cookies had gone missing the cops wanted to know So they gathered up all the old men for a cookie lineup show The witness was confused they all looked the same One of them had mustache crumbs so, that's the one he blamed
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May 8, 2018
May 8, 2018 at 11:21 AM UTC
Criminally crumbed
So the night kicks in As well as the starter to thoughts engine Alike a car If not steered to the proper destination It crashes and burns Leaving the mind the casualty One doesn't go very far If the passengers fall asleep at the wheel And forget where to turn... Down a dead end road Never forgetting another's mistake As while plotting the destination on friendship's map It's a trip to devastation Two repair the damage by letting go of this "travel spot" Marking it "crap." Returning to the onward trip of togetherness Driving down the freeways to enjoy the worst and the best of moments.. The "smokey" enjoying moments chasing "the Bandit" The lack of the driver as viewed outside of your Narrow lack of trustfulness... Never sees the "miracle of payment of affordable Friendship endeavors down the lane." To the finish line.. As "outsmarting" the race to "outshine the lawgiver who hands out stronger love." Can make two people remain lost on these challenges called "dead end roads" And leave them crashed and lost By not rejoining the race and being stubborn for a "short cut.." They remain a wreck together The cost Misery views as... "A Crumbed wreckage such deeply intertwined." The aftermath was a sought life's destination race" A prize by such "poor driving" That was so blindly lost.
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Aug 19, 2017
Aug 19, 2017 at 11:22 PM UTC
Smokey and The Bandit
at 3AM the taste makes sense your flavour gently formless, yet; clap inwards, roam safely now for, two weeks gone, August died once the sky mill's lights came crashing down a sunless ****** ably refined by the opulent gunshot whence your neck, once slim as a bottle's kiln poured plume, yielded crackling splinters and a bully ragged tie how quickly the lips of entrapment ****** your memory the venerable address of a cruel decay, corked and crucified over willow wrought applause the unsecured dregs of my dreams drag themselves, desecrated, yet still breathing, into a barren sensibility of service to so sadistic a cheer you identify yourself as a counterpoint to heat burning tissues and tighter crosses, laid across your stretched stomach while the flirt aperture fades to a crumbed splice I agreed to outlive my extinction so long as you willed a heaven fish wriggle free from the pressed seawater and shrink my temptation and that beast, like every other, had a treasonous heart once it knew the single human truth, the martyrs glee for murderous poetry, where biology cascades dominion into the thrice strangled terror of life
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Feb 17, 2015
Feb 17, 2015 at 11:05 AM UTC
sin nombre
Crowded room with quiet voices, I stand in line with anxiety thrusting through me. In a line with a board spouting words, Different flavours and styles steaming below. Choices of familiar or new, Too many people to really choose. Soft voice, cracked with fear. I sit in the crowded room, Separating myself from the crowd, Silent and lost in my mind. My drink is served and I begin to write. Muffin crumbed, drink stirred, The day begins in quiet anxiety.
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Jul 26, 2016
Jul 26, 2016 at 11:37 AM UTC
Coffee Shop
You will forget to remember me But you will remember to forget me I will be a distant memory you don't have You would've forgotten all the times I made you laugh The times I made you blush The caged butterflies in your stomach have flown away I would be a piece of paper you crumbed up an tossed out Letters torn in half stained velvet red from your tears When I'm gone another will be there To help you forget about me walking away All the carnage I've cause would be whipped away by the other Taming your sadness Making you smile again My voice would only be water vapor in the air The time we spent would be erased When I'm gone I know you'll rejoice You'll finally be free From the thought of me
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Mar 19, 2015
Mar 19, 2015 at 2:06 AM UTC
When I'm gone
Directly above the dining table, suspended from a ceiling anchor, was a gooey, gluey, fly strip. Fountained from a cardboard green cylinder, resembling a shotgun cartridge, fired. The flies, numbering too many to mention, were a metaphorical symbolism, for the lead pellets. Underneath, on the same axis, was the serendipity of their demise, a crumbed bread board.
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Aug 3, 2019
Aug 3, 2019 at 6:38 AM UTC
Fly Strip