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"danish" poems
a curved pastry like a prune danish in a sway a weaving kiss anointed by a melting stick of butter, pushed and puddled deep and slow the shape of a heart with a hole in the middle ooow dark fig stinking rose a comfort that sweetens with the grace of form and pops like a trigger releasing a bullet i covet with eyes like erections pants sticky wet hot glue factory for you love, my *** angel red skin girl gaping with circular yearning set in motion tarnished petal mix meister sinful hot house for quaking tongue and lips, a wild cherry *** kisser spiked ***** blushing lord of **** solar ******* hero flexed and oiled to the rescue a god send triumphant and blessed looks like a fast cigarette boat hitting the speed bumps hard she said yes please dip like nautilus of the black sea What? no loitering no parking not a through street haahaahaa **** that ****
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Aug 21, 2018
Aug 21, 2018 at 1:11 PM UTC
*** Angel
Discoboli of African poetry has now sparked above aphasia The aphasic silence today breaks eardrums with cacophony Of the world audience in the by standing duty of workshop tubes, Executing poetic experiment on the origin of **** poeticus To link the archaic baboonish proteins to the black chimpanzee Cradling African man, the sire of all and their poetry. That when the Chimpanzee blood we poured Into the African veins of vena cava and aorta, Feeding the heart with viscosity of nutrition, And the Chimpanzee blood fell into deadly Tomperousness like Shakespearean impetuosity Once seen in Romeo and Juliet, giving timely Birth To untimely half the yellow Sun That juxtaposed planet of poetry Behind the star of tribe as a priority Condemning to stark oblivion all the fated, in full uniform of tribal dimunitions, or mimesis. Ever predated on when tribes form nations. A time to try the chimpanzee blood in the veins Of white humanity, battling cynosure Historically evinced in Antony and his father, Or Tybalt and Mercurial of mercutio, Or Macbeth and counterparts Or Hamlet the Danish and the inheritors of his mother, As the white blood cells of the white blood, Militantly attack the white corpuscles Of the misfortunate chimpanzee, Converting the later into A chewer of misfortune.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 11:55 AM UTC
CHIMPANZEE BLOOD INSIDE AFRICAN VEINES
So what if I ain't present in Denmark? These cookies are in my mouth... Delicious Danish Cookies... They melt inside a mouth... Maybe better than having *** But very surely better than fapping!
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Oct 28, 2016
Oct 28, 2016 at 1:39 PM UTC
Delicious Danish Cookies
Cream puffs, cannoli’s and Saint Joseph’s pastries I can’t decide which, cause they all look so tasty Chocolate eclairs and Cheese Danish rings These are a few of my favorite things Creamy napoleons and crisp apple strudels chocolate truffles, oh yes!, give me oodles! Black and white cookies and chocolate ring dings These are a few of my favorite things Girls in the pastry shop stifle their laughter they know that their cheesecake must be what I’m after miniature pastries, boxed, tied up with string These are a few of my favorite things When my belt’s tight When my pants split When I'm feeling sad I simply remember my favorite things And then I don't feel so bad
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Feb 25, 2013
Feb 25, 2013 at 7:39 PM UTC
A few of my favorite Things ( song parody)
i just lamented a more complex version of this; i just cannot believe we denote the same thing in order to share an understanding of the same by denoting as such, but when acting we feel so differently about it; imagine the noun iran in the mouth of an american, then picture the verbs subsequent... then imagine the noun america in the mouth of an iranian, then picture the verbs subsequent: words hold as much emotion as actions discard, even though the actions are worded, and the words are almost imaginary when concerned with what iraq was when given belshazzar. i wonder if as many people would **** or die for the noun apple, as they do for allah - say the noun apple... apple apple apple long enough... will you get apple juice? well no, so if you keep on saying the noun allah allah... will that thing materialise? the imaginary atheistic sense of the word allah, is that humanity turned the noun allah into a verb of its own chosing due to man's free will, i.e., say allah casually over coffee, now say allah in jihad clothing... the same noun among diverse verbs... might as well invent a new grammatical category of nouns and verbs mingling... nouverbs... what noun invokes what action, consolidated in what are excesses of adjectives, given the quality of a life lived - the man who casually said the noun allah in a coffee shop in denmark managed to integrate into danish society and start up a newspaper... the man in syria who "casually" said the noun allah in a coffee shop in syria didn't manage the former... because his orientation of the noun changed the path of the sequence of nouns / beheaded nuns, since the cutting of the word verb, managed to craft non-verbum-ergo-actio. in defence of avoiding one’s own mortality, one speaks against one’s own death, thus one speaks with the enemy of the people one shares a life with, for a fake chance of the feeling of prolonging.
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Dec 16, 2015
Dec 16, 2015 at 8:53 PM UTC
2nd imagism
i just lamented a more complex version of this; i just cannot believe we denote the same thing in order to share an understanding of the same by denoting as such, but when acting we feel so differently about it; imagine the noun iran in the mouth of an american, then picture the verbs subsequent... then imagine the noun america in the mouth of an iranian, then picture the verbs subsequent: words hold as much emotion as actions discard, even though the actions are worded, and the words are almost imaginary when concerned with what iraq was when given belshazzar. i wonder if as many people would **** or die for the noun apple, as they do for allah - say the noun apple... apple apple apple long enough... will you get apple juice? well no, so if you keep on saying the noun allah allah... will that thing materialise? the imaginary atheistic sense of the word allah, is that humanity turned the noun allah into a verb of its own chosing due to man's free will, i.e., say allah casually over coffee, now say allah in jihad clothing... the same noun among diverse verbs... might as well invent a new grammatical category of nouns and verbs mingling... nouverbs... what noun invokes what action, consolidated in what are excesses of adjectives, given the quality of a life lived - the man who casually said the noun allah in a coffee shop in denmark managed to integrate into danish society and start up a newspaper... the man in syria who "casually" said the noun allah in a coffee shop in syria didn't manage the former... because his orientation of the noun changed the path of the sequence of nouns / beheaded nuns, since the cutting of the word verb, managed to craft non-verbum-ergo-actio. in defence of avoiding one’s own mortality, one speaks against one’s own death, thus one speaks with the enemy of the people one shares a life with, for a fake chance of the feeling of prolonging.
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...sitting here across from me again (in my mind's wishful eye), sipping coffee together, light talk, some danish, and an omelette, too (i made it the way you like it, just for you), happy to be here as the flaming sunstreak rise lights up the tender tips of the flowers outside the window, i fingertip-kiss your lips, as the morning bird breaks into song, waking up the world, whilst you and i carry on and your eyes reflect the new day's skies, it's nice, it's nice to see you...
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Sep 7, 2010
Sep 7, 2010 at 2:37 AM UTC
good morning, it's nice to see you...
First we build bridges With Lego bricks In primary colours And we move on To build bridges From words With tought In many languages Because we have to And we build bridges In steel and concrete Between islands and peninsulas Between us and them We prioritise bridges With our money On our money To showcase magnificence And to replace expired glories And we cross bridges In real life and cyberspace To seek community In alternate relations Outside the confines Of Hans Christian Andersen’s quiet pond.
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Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013 at 5:34 PM UTC
Danish Bridges
My fingertips will never let me forget the scent of stale cigarettes. I was a fool in London. All the friends I made had better accents than me. I dreamed of Bulgaria and Brazil. I walked through mud. I waited for French tides. I trudged in heavy water waders. My hands built a house with stones older than the country on my passport. The etching of cement on my boots still reminds me what we carried there. We drove along tired volcanoes and craggy cliffs in the dark. I never learned how to drive manual. We flew further south. I dried out in the sun. The glands of Spanish streets pulsated citrus mist into the air, my lungs. I never did remember the difference between limon and lime. We stayed in a haunted castel but missed Halloween. The upper peninsula, where Napoleon dreamed of a better dinner. We moved to Shangri-La. Even in Eden, people still snore. But there were cakes laced with flowers. And I was over the moon. Then, a dreamscape. The closest to the Arctic I’ve ever been. We ate deer for dinner. I baked Danish pies. I slept supine in a smoke-filled yurt. It was all peace. It was all over.
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Jan 26, 2015
Jan 26, 2015 at 3:49 PM UTC
I Happened Here (Europe 2014)
each schoolboy used to know the saw laid deep in tracts of Danish lore Forkbeards pious son and heir Cnut the great, konungr, his throne set to the boiling awe somewhere along a Hampshire shore but was it somewhat further north he faced down scorned Ægir’s bore his person kissed by Trisantona upon her banks at Gainsborough
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Feb 20, 2015
Feb 20, 2015 at 7:54 AM UTC
Worthless Is The Power Of Kings
Matrilineality is the tracing of descent through the female line corresponding to a societal system in which each person is identified with their matriline;              – their _mother's_ image – and which can involve the inheritance of property and/or titles. A matriline is                                      a line of descent from a common female ancestor to a descendant of either *** in which the individuals in all intervening                           generations are mothers – in other words, a "mother line". In matrilineal descent,                           individuals belong to the same group as their mother.                                                      The matriline of historical nobility was also called the _enatic_ or     _Uterine_ ancestry; From Middle English wombe, wambe, from Old English womb, wamb (“belly, stomach; bowels; heart; womb; hollow”), from Proto-Germanic *wambō (“belly, stomach, abdomen”), from Proto-Indo-European *wamp- (“membrane (of bowels), intestines, womb”). Cognate with Scots wam, wame (“womb”), Dutch wam (“dewlap of beef; belly of a fish”), German Wamme, Wampe (“paunch, belly”), Danish vom (“belly, paunch, rumen”), Swedish våmb (“belly, stomach, rumen”), Norwegian vomb (“belly”), Icelandic vömb (“belly, abdomen, stomach”),              Old Welsh gumbelauc (“womb”), Breton gwamm (“woman, wife”), Sanskrit वपा (vapā́, “the skin or membrane lining the intestines or parts of the viscera, the caul or omentum”).
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Aug 22, 2018
Aug 22, 2018 at 10:37 PM UTC
Matrilineality [for Uterinism]
Matrilineality is the tracing of descent through the female line corresponding to a societal system in which each person is identified with their matriline;              – their _mother's_ image – and which can involve the inheritance of property and/or titles. A matriline is                                      a line of descent from a common female ancestor to a descendant of either *** in which the individuals in all intervening                           generations are mothers – in other words, a "mother line". In matrilineal descent,                           individuals belong to the same group as their mother.                                                      The matriline of historical nobility was also called the _enatic_ or     _Uterine_ ancestry; From Middle English wombe, wambe, from Old English womb, wamb (“belly, stomach; bowels; heart; womb; hollow”), from Proto-Germanic *wambō (“belly, stomach, abdomen”), from Proto-Indo-European *wamp- (“membrane (of bowels), intestines, womb”). Cognate with Scots wam, wame (“womb”), Dutch wam (“dewlap of beef; belly of a fish”), German Wamme, Wampe (“paunch, belly”), Danish vom (“belly, paunch, rumen”), Swedish våmb (“belly, stomach, rumen”), Norwegian vomb (“belly”), Icelandic vömb (“belly, abdomen, stomach”),              Old Welsh gumbelauc (“womb”), Breton gwamm (“woman, wife”), Sanskrit वपा (vapā́, “the skin or membrane lining the intestines or parts of the viscera, the caul or omentum”).
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Small things Remembered The shop at the corner Of my childhood Has stopped selling Danish pastry Nor has it Coco macrons, Milk and cheese The rooms are bare On its counter cutting cheeses in smaller portion An old fashion weight Used when selling butter Dusty windows Forgotten, no one says: remember where We bought our milk? The bell that rang when opening it door Will not chime anymore Perhaps someone will buy it and make it Into a wine-bar, it is the trend now They are trying to make us into posh alcoholics, And I have a sudden hunger for Danish pastry.
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Oct 1, 2016
Oct 1, 2016 at 5:54 AM UTC
danish Pastry
Everything thing you are about to read is the whole truth, and nothing but... she flew via jet blue, da coop decamped urban lands, leaving poet producing this piece de (at-the-door poem-de crap) resistance: Sad mad bad where I asked? a mountain in Mexico, where purpled pink wild flowers decorate, and the yoga mat is never rolled up and post pampering included! harrumph, and worse, exclaimed **NYC got florists and yogi masters for hire** with my sisters, will commune, hike by dawn light, eat veggies day and night and bone my body with exercise **Manhattan got veggies, central parks, and occasionally a pretty dawn, bone doctors extraordinaire, don't you know the best veggies, grown in Whole Foods in the Time Warner Center? go then, leaving poet, sad mad bad to salve my soul, know this! I am eating a tuna Swiss melt, French Fries and ketchup, Danish made with Danish cheese, drinking my fatte latte. This my stress, so well expressed, but baby, be advised, I am doing it, in our bed! all day tv watching, crushed neath an inconsolable need to do all those spiritual things of which you disapprove!** you went down the long hallway at 6am, you thot you heard me say, Leila, you got me on my knees! what was said but this: *Save me babe, from doing as I please!*
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May 11, 2014
May 11, 2014 at 10:02 AM UTC
She Decooped and Decamped
Cakes & Ale I woke up in a bakery they do start early, the aroma of bread is wonderful, they were also making cakes whipping creams. Napoleon cakes and Danish pastry, black forest gateau and other pastries I have as a child looking through the windows of bakery shops admired. Too much, I walked outside and lit a *** inhaled deeply and the tobacco soothed my mind, giving me a feeling of fullness. It was only then I remembered I have diabetes, a heart problem and have not smoked for 15 years. Has it been worth it this forgoing of the good thing in life; I’m not sure, it may extend my life for a few more years of pain and misery, will I die regretting the cakes I didn’t eat and the **** I didn’t smoke?
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Jun 5, 2015
Jun 5, 2015 at 4:09 PM UTC
Cakes & Ale
Cakes & Ale I woke up in a bakery they do start early, the aroma of bread is wonderful, they were also making cakes, whipping creams. Napoleon cakes and Danish pastry, black forest gateau and other pastries I have as a child looking through the windows of a bakery shops admired. Too much, I walked outside and lit a *** inhaled deeply and the tobacco soothed my mind, giving me a feeling of fullness. It was only then I remembered I have diabetes, a heart problem and have not smoked for 15 years. Has it been worth it this forgoing of the good thing in life; I’m not sure, it may extend my life for a few more years of pain and misery, will I die regretting the cakes I didn’t eat and the **** I didn’t smoke?
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Jun 13, 2015
Jun 13, 2015 at 3:04 AM UTC
cakes and ale
Lawrence Hall [email protected] https://hellopoetry.com/lawrence-hall/ poeticdrivel.blogspot.com                             On the Unlocking of Words            Their leader answered him, Beowulf unlocking            Words from deep in his breast:  "We are Geats…”                     -Beowulf to the Danish Coast Watcher In bold and sturdy four-beat lines Beowulf keeps his knowledge clear With kennings well-crafted and careful caesurae And never needing to raise his voice But thus the Grendel-voice responds: “Woo woo that’s just my person opinion that’s what I’m talking about follow your passion learn to code no offense, but *** oh my God oh my God woo woo hey hey ** ** something-something has got to go woo woo only dead fish go with the flow tear it down shut it down burn it down woo woo lock her up there is no I in team woo woo not my president it’s not rocket science it is what it is woo woo say it loud say it clear this is what something looks like woo woo is there an app for that woo woo that’s what I’m saying woo woo…” But you - be brave like Beowulf, and boldly dare To unlock your words with creativity and care
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Jun 13, 2021
Jun 13, 2021 at 8:15 AM UTC
Beowulf on the Unlocking of Words
Looking at them now these windows are really ******* tall. There's a sense of pride from the anger inside an exciting culture of fast love and slow money where ambition consumes you and spits you out like a poisoned danish. An age-old struggle "so it seems," where the ones who make the history books are killed quietly with the needle of self-loathing but the media shows us all a huge ****** knife of misunderstanding, or the shattered glass covered in pieces of Armani suit under an open pane ten stories above us where the windows are really ******* tall.
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Aug 6, 2014
Aug 6, 2014 at 10:36 AM UTC
And They Only Got Taller
Eureka My thanks to the man who tasted cyanide and voiced his last Eureka. “Almonds” To the man who saw dragons to be slayed with pen and sword in windmills. To the Danish Prince who said “What a piece of work is man.” Well, man’s a piece of work alright. Did you ever think about how men wear their ovaries on the outside? Or how you can always win arguments with yourself in the shower? My boyfriend traces the edge of my chewed nails as he asks me what I am thinking about. I’m thinking about the consistency of jellyfish and how it compares to human brains and the taste of nectarines, overripened drawing fruitflies to picnic tables. Maybe I see colors differently and will never know that my blues are only a midnight shadow of what they could be and if I’ve never truly seen the color red. And how after nineteen years I still can’t tell if I’m a good person or just faking really well. And if that Chinese Emperor who strapped rockets to his thrown to find dragons ever found any. Did the chicken getting crushed while crossing the road get him to the other side. If I died young, could I motivate people to be nicer to each other? When did my grandmother die and when can I ask my mother without her crying? There was a little girls skeleton found next to her donkey in the ancient ruins of an earthquake. There were several different species of human alive at the same time and my favorite color isn’t really blue And I’m really glad I couldn’t **** myself when I was 13 because I tasted my first plum last week. AND FOR THE LOVE OF GOD WHAT AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE. My happy moments will always outweigh the bad And are my ***** uneven because when I look down— What are you thinking about? Almonds. They taste like cyanide.
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Jan 26, 2015
Jan 26, 2015 at 11:11 PM UTC
Eureka
Eureka My thanks to the man who tasted cyanide and voiced his last Eureka. “Almonds” To the man who saw dragons to be slayed with pen and sword in windmills. To the Danish Prince who said “What a piece of work is man.” Well, man’s a piece of work alright. Did you ever think about how men wear their ovaries on the outside? Or how you can always win arguments with yourself in the shower? My boyfriend traces the edge of my chewed nails as he asks me what I am thinking about. I’m thinking about the consistency of jellyfish and how it compares to human brains and the taste of nectarines, overripened drawing fruitflies to picnic tables. Maybe I see colors differently and will never know that my blues are only a midnight shadow of what they could be and if I’ve never truly seen the color red. And how after nineteen years I still can’t tell if I’m a good person or just faking really well. And if that Chinese Emperor who strapped rockets to his thrown to find dragons ever found any. Did the chicken getting crushed while crossing the road get him to the other side. If I died young, could I motivate people to be nicer to each other? When did my grandmother die and when can I ask my mother without her crying? There was a little girls skeleton found next to her donkey in the ancient ruins of an earthquake. There were several different species of human alive at the same time and my favorite color isn’t really blue And I’m really glad I couldn’t **** myself when I was 13 because I tasted my first plum last week. AND FOR THE LOVE OF GOD WHAT AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE. My happy moments will always outweigh the bad And are my ***** uneven because when I look down— What are you thinking about? Almonds. They taste like cyanide.
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I'm standing at the seashore, the coastline calling. I've got rocks in my pockets and two lines left in the letter. I'm standing at the seashore, bench facing the Squat & Gobble, the tin weir and we're near the roadside. The sky opened wide, this skin drawn with threat, Rhinoceroses, bruise bending the sweet ships of victory backwards into the backwaters of mislead moonlight. Guitars playing, beeps disappearing, pianos sweeping, the hum of percolated coffee on smoke stained night club walls. I'm standing at the seashore, my mouth is a ghost, I've seen nothing but death, I'm name-dropping God and there's nobody there. I'm sitting in my room with my hands on my keyboard, listening to Danish throb-rock. Riding horseback into candlelight on a wicked wedding of teary-eyed geysers and gazers. Bent by the rocking and the torment, the wild and the weird, the horror and everything horrifying. There is this shadow looking over my shoulder, I'm all alone but it feels like you're here.
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Nov 17, 2015
Nov 17, 2015 at 3:42 AM UTC
The Plateau: Half Moon Bay
Lawrence Hall [email protected]   https://hellopoetry.com/lawrence-hall/ poeticdrivel.blogspot.com                    Beowulf and the Danish Passport Officer                      From a recently discovered manuscript The clapped-out Boeing         wheezed to the gate The ground crew jumped                 name-tags rattling And swiftly moored the shining ocean-bird Behind his plastic shield a Danish official watched The travelers approach their passports raised He stood peeking down at the naughty selfie His girlfriend sent to his bold smart-phone Shaking his rubber stamp he spoke: “What is the purpose of your visit? Business, or pleasure? Hwaet! I’ve stood At this same gate longer than you know Keeping our gift shops free from British footer hooligans No commoner carries such fine matching luggage Unless his Rolex and his boyish good looks Are lies You! Tell me your name And your home address and your email! The quicker the better I’m off-duty in ten minutes.” Beowulf answered him Unlocking his smart-phone: “We are the Geats the mighty, mighty Geats! Men who follow Malmo FF Malmo FF the great! And we have come seeking Parken Stadium Greatest of all stadia Its shining seats polished By cheering generations of fat-full footer fans We have come to cheer Malmo FF While they whup up on Dansk Boldspil Union Instruct us, watchman Where is the stadium But first, where is the beer?” The worthy officer Answered him boldly: “A true fan knows The difference between fighting on the field And puking in the stands and keeps that knowledge clear In his beery brain I believe your babbling Go forward, credit cards and all on into Denmark Spend your money! Our exchange rate is generous! And then go home bearing our love while we bear your money.” (Stamp, stamp, stamp) “Tram stop to the left Taxis to the right” (Scholars everywhere will regret that here the burnt and torn manuscript breaks off.)
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Oct 4, 2021
Oct 4, 2021 at 9:10 AM UTC
Beowulf and the Danish Passport Officer
Lawrence Hall [email protected]   https://hellopoetry.com/lawrence-hall/ poeticdrivel.blogspot.com                    Beowulf and the Danish Passport Officer                      From a recently discovered manuscript The clapped-out Boeing         wheezed to the gate The ground crew jumped                 name-tags rattling And swiftly moored the shining ocean-bird Behind his plastic shield a Danish official watched The travelers approach their passports raised He stood peeking down at the naughty selfie His girlfriend sent to his bold smart-phone Shaking his rubber stamp he spoke: “What is the purpose of your visit? Business, or pleasure? Hwaet! I’ve stood At this same gate longer than you know Keeping our gift shops free from British footer hooligans No commoner carries such fine matching luggage Unless his Rolex and his boyish good looks Are lies You! Tell me your name And your home address and your email! The quicker the better I’m off-duty in ten minutes.” Beowulf answered him Unlocking his smart-phone: “We are the Geats the mighty, mighty Geats! Men who follow Malmo FF Malmo FF the great! And we have come seeking Parken Stadium Greatest of all stadia Its shining seats polished By cheering generations of fat-full footer fans We have come to cheer Malmo FF While they whup up on Dansk Boldspil Union Instruct us, watchman Where is the stadium But first, where is the beer?” The worthy officer Answered him boldly: “A true fan knows The difference between fighting on the field And puking in the stands and keeps that knowledge clear In his beery brain I believe your babbling Go forward, credit cards and all on into Denmark Spend your money! Our exchange rate is generous! And then go home bearing our love while we bear your money.” (Stamp, stamp, stamp) “Tram stop to the left Taxis to the right” (Scholars everywhere will regret that here the burnt and torn manuscript breaks off.)
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I am eating slices of delicious Danish Havarti Cheese: smooth creamy nutritious with calcium and protein; my tongue is enjoying the taste my stomach is enjoying the nutrition.
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Jul 24, 2019
Jul 24, 2019 at 9:54 PM UTC
Danish Havarti Cheese
Low lights. Low hum, clinking of cups, blurred coffee stains on a napkin. Soft touch. Soft laughter, squeaking of torn up leather seats, fogged up windows and bicycle bells. Fault lines on the top of a crème brûlée and on the backs of your hands.
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 4:37 PM UTC
Vanilla Danish
Remember when this used to be a bodega where you could by an egg a few cigarettes and some ******* I only bought **** there a couple of times I really went in there for milk or coffee or an Entenmann’s raspberry danish in the big long rectangle. I don’t remember the brand I smoked then but they didn’t sell them. The guy next door in my building had a thing for rich girls with flash cars who would buy him clothes and other such presents He was from the OC and what he was doing in Brooklyn I don’t even know He got involved with some local Columbians Through the corner bodega And of course proceeded to date one of their women. The OC Romeo. Lady Lover. Irresistible. Pink Lacrosse shirt. Turned up collar. Leisure slacks. I had to tell him once to not slap his thigh at me When I passed him on that corner Posing with his newfound buddies. And to give me back my cassette. He tells me he left it out on the window sill And it rained and got wet. I said give it back anyway. Not too long after he was gone. Both he and his yuppie roommate I heard he moved back to Newport Beach. I wondered why he ran Cuz I know he ran Fast I had some crazy neighbors in Hollywood who disappeared into the Russian night. Someone spotted them a year later. Playing with the wrong people. Taking liberties. Conning a con. Your life really is not worth very much in those circles so you’d better be quick on your feet.
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Jun 21, 2019
Jun 21, 2019 at 2:24 PM UTC
Brooklyn 1
*ink of sky inhabits her eyes   essence of serenity almondine so spanish in silvern adornment   though her soul is hafnium pierced a haven for both life and death   embodiment of artistic expression openly hooded in earlobe spirituality   nominally patrician by disposition my source stirs in futile disarray   kindred energy infusing the moment a tree appears on a barren landscape   devoid of foliage, vivaciously rooting*
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Jul 19, 2015
Jul 19, 2015 at 1:32 PM UTC
Danish Wood
I once a got a present It was danish design A hoptimist. I was confused. No function. Not pretty. Just expensive... I realized I was a hoptimist. So I kept it...
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Feb 16, 2016
Feb 16, 2016 at 6:53 AM UTC
Danish Design