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"dealer" poems
Iron bench, open sore dragon rock, three in score flesh on body, tortured soul arms high, in hell's hole Corner bulb, neon light drake hotel, second flight jolly pop, rizla plus open flame, behind the bus Broken fixtures, tully hat channel swimmer, at the bat blind alley, words of cuss dealer waving, in a fuss Grim reaper, boys in blue super bee, armored shrew ****** sips, swollen glands potpourri, on demand Black death, huddler's arch beat the cold, and summer parch toothless grin, ****** glare obituary, to be shared Dead of night, decontrol cheeva tar, black coal east central, chinatown mr. freeze, is coming down Foot soldier, skidder row chicken feed, and white blow silver spoon, casted hand demons surface, on demand Frantic sounds, below the glass poison waiting, to be passed crack pipes, over coat bodies flat, begin to float Gospel sounds, from union square friends gather, deep in prayer guardian angels, now deployed thornton park, without a void Covenant house, in holy charm welcomes all, with open arms salvation spreads, on chapel row kindness that, cannot be sold
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Oct 14, 2017
Oct 14, 2017 at 5:36 PM UTC
Pidgeon Park
What day is it where we at, where is the **** were you trying to smoke my cat?? I see things through glassed eyes, my mouth has the hunger, but I'm to ****** to drive, Whats in the fridge in the cupboard, f*ck it i can make a munchie feast out of that. I smoke with friends or when alone, i,ll smoke in the dark room the spliff my only light I see "wow look at those trails... I have speed dial on my phone 1 is my frindly dealer who delivers to my home, 2,3,4 take away pardise they no what I want when ever I phone. I,m a stoner there is no mistake, I will always be happy unless my **** does get braked, and if my phone battery dies no mucnchies, no smoke, I couldn't deal with that, "wow look at the pretty lights,
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Feb 27, 2014
Feb 27, 2014 at 11:24 AM UTC
Stoner Dude
Dented and newly used my heart is set on cruise Winning Grinning Never gonna give up because I refuse My heart may be breaking but it is not the end Dealer count me back in I am on the mend I am on a comeback I am done being afraid I am done being saved Do not need another setback I am on a comeback *I believe in who I am I'm better than I have been I am not down and out I have only just began* Thank you HP and fellow poets for this great honor!!! Sorry I am so late to the party but my 8 yr old boy hijacked my phone from me.
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Aug 9, 2016
Aug 9, 2016 at 4:07 PM UTC
Everybody Loves a Comeback
Bunga Bunga everywhere, a powerful man with silly hair seduced a girl too young and scared, was married too but didn’t care. Corrupt and feared! Bunga Bunga sounds like fun, a swimming pool and saucy sun, an Egyptian that was on the run Or, under-aged Morocun Who ****** the boss! Bunga Bunga ***** and ***** coffles of women to choose and buy and grab and ride and use, with confidence and so much to lose, but why didn’t he lose? Why didn’t he lose when it was on the news and hundreds of thousands of people accused   him of scandal and incompetence? He never revealed his conscience or any remorse for play boy antics so far removed from his pedantic stereotype as a political leader, more like a ****** wheeler dealer, pervy old ***** geezer, over cologned, greasy, heavy breather; machinating falsifier; misogynistic ********** He prized a Ruby above the rest. Bunga bunga, what a pest... she leaked his private fetish fest; poor Silvio, he tried his best to hide the bribes and bets and ****** and drugs and threats but never could care what was right and what was fair. Could only care about the colour of his **** hair.
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May 8, 2018
May 8, 2018 at 11:45 AM UTC
Berlusconi
These streets are home to countless rodents emerging for a moment to feed or breed or just to breathe the sun One by one line up for the chance to make something out of nothing Who are they and where do they go while the city refuses to sleep ___ Doors to endless lands line the avenue each its own portal to the unimagined A family of four with the yapping mutt or a lonely cat lady whose entryway wreaks of ***** a drug dealer door slamming every hour on the hour or an empty snowbird's nest On the surface everyone pretends they don't have a hole to crawl back to or walls that know every night But below the sewer grate a world filled with the stench of what could have been a good day Many a barkeep can shed some life on these drunkards' rat king or at least a story of those who made it out Once or twice it'd be grand to see the bottom of a martini glass left with a sip or two instead of the casually tipped lipstick-clad cocktail, drained of doubt and despair until morning warms the frozen dreams of those retired to a paradise unknown
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Oct 25, 2015
Oct 25, 2015 at 1:45 PM UTC
Rats
The human soul was threshed out like maize in the endless granary of defeated actions, of mean things that happened, to the very edge of endurance, and beyond, and not only death, but many deaths, came to each one: each day a tiny death, dust, worm, a light flicked off in the mud at the city's edge, a tiny death with coarse wings pierced into each man like a short lance and the man was besieged by the bread or by the knife, the cattle-dealer: the child of sea-harbours, or the dark captain of the plough, or the rag-picker of snarled streets: everybody lost heart, anxiously waiting for death, the short death of every day: and the grinding bad luck of every day was like a black cup that they drank, with their hands shaking.
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The Heights of Macchu Picchu, III
Warning: The seagull flying over the Appalachians could not possibly be amused by the puzzles of an illegitimate composer and the skyscrapers climbed. 1. The skyscrapers were played by tall rocks a girl climbed when she couldn't remember if the cape she wore was made from steel or newspaper. 11. The newspaper they all read together that morning (girl, boy, king, etc) promised nothing but a fifty percent chance of dandelions terrorizing the bus stop. 2. The bus stop had since become a dealer corner and the sunset behind the mountains was blocked by the flipping hair of a lost boy. 7. The boy bought a toy for cheap -- it had a built-in laser, so she stole it to blast a whole hole in that guilt-ridden quilt hung over the four dollar love seat. 6. The love seat, she bought the day he went to maple -- the soap dispenser was broken, but she couldn't find anything new (that she knew) to wash her hands with. 5. The hands that handed her a hammer were covered in promotions, so she stole the motorcycle when they were watching the scarecrow going through electric-shock, disco therapy. 8. The therapy that she received from the parrot-king and his troupe of square roots was enough to make her not forget not regret the boy with feathers in his ears. 10. The ears she woke up with one morning were different in shape than before and the black fur she knew was growing before her eyes. 3. The eyes of the boy were wider than the nightly news station promised, and there wasn't really a difference between caves and boxes in a town that small. 4.   The town she arrived in didn't have a carpool lane or derby, so she had to take her pet goldfish to the river for his depressive state. 9. The river wasn't as flooded after a couple weeks of changing the tune on the jukebox she found way before the departure of her white gold pearls. 12. The pearls she wore for her coming-of-age were buried beneath a dirt mound when she promised herself to always insist on herself.
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Apr 23, 2012
Apr 23, 2012 at 10:49 AM UTC
Seagull Schmeagull
Warning: The seagull flying over the Appalachians could not possibly be amused by the puzzles of an illegitimate composer and the skyscrapers climbed. 1. The skyscrapers were played by tall rocks a girl climbed when she couldn't remember if the cape she wore was made from steel or newspaper. 11. The newspaper they all read together that morning (girl, boy, king, etc) promised nothing but a fifty percent chance of dandelions terrorizing the bus stop. 2. The bus stop had since become a dealer corner and the sunset behind the mountains was blocked by the flipping hair of a lost boy. 7. The boy bought a toy for cheap -- it had a built-in laser, so she stole it to blast a whole hole in that guilt-ridden quilt hung over the four dollar love seat. 6. The love seat, she bought the day he went to maple -- the soap dispenser was broken, but she couldn't find anything new (that she knew) to wash her hands with. 5. The hands that handed her a hammer were covered in promotions, so she stole the motorcycle when they were watching the scarecrow going through electric-shock, disco therapy. 8. The therapy that she received from the parrot-king and his troupe of square roots was enough to make her not forget not regret the boy with feathers in his ears. 10. The ears she woke up with one morning were different in shape than before and the black fur she knew was growing before her eyes. 3. The eyes of the boy were wider than the nightly news station promised, and there wasn't really a difference between caves and boxes in a town that small. 4.   The town she arrived in didn't have a carpool lane or derby, so she had to take her pet goldfish to the river for his depressive state. 9. The river wasn't as flooded after a couple weeks of changing the tune on the jukebox she found way before the departure of her white gold pearls. 12. The pearls she wore for her coming-of-age were buried beneath a dirt mound when she promised herself to always insist on herself.
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Choose **** Choose a dealer. Choose your rolling papers. Choose a **** Choose mind numbingly long conversations about **** all. Choose home grown. Choose frequent holidays to amsterdam. Choose red eyes. Choose the biggets pizza ever for when the munchies kick in. Choose paranoia. Choose chilling with mates. Choose hallucinating about a giant green hedgehog following you home. Choose watching Cheech and Chong. Choose skunk. Choose super skunk. Choose hiding your stash from the police. Choose spilling ***** **** water on your carpet. Choose a fake jamaican accent. Choose space cakes. Choose your future. Choose ****
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 6:08 AM UTC
Choose ****
A psychedelic substance A psychedelic substance Drugs. Drugs a unrelated substance. familiar states of consciousness, familiar states. A stimulation A stimulation of the body in my body the drug, with the familiar states of consciousness familiar states Oh God, oh Jesus The hallucinogens as known as drugs consciousness Jesus, a pusher, a dealer a psychedelich ******* a Psychedelich mushroom like the substance the psychedelic substance Capture your attention in a box in your mind in your psychedelic jesus mind Jesus was a pusher jesus was a drug addict a psychodelic drug addict with drums around his neck Feelings, euphoria, empathy for Jesus Love, heightened self-awereness only for Jesus Only for my dealer Increased sensuality, increased awareness of sensation. Creativity, paranoia Paranoia over Jesus
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 2:26 PM UTC
Wikipedia said it was okay..
I'm trembling, but who's to blame: the dealer or the drug? And, at this point, what's the difference? I like the way the dealer warms me up, but I like the way the drug cools me down. I like the way they both make me crazy, but I love how they keep me sane. I love the way they whisper everything, but at night, they scream my name. I like the way the drug kisses my insides, and the dealer covers my skin. I love the way the drug feels like a virtue, and the dealer is nothing more than a sin. I like the way this addiction is going, but I hate it all the same. I wouldn't mind the dealer, if he wasn't the same place from which the drug came.
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Jun 7, 2014
Jun 7, 2014 at 10:32 PM UTC
Speed
unsure, uncertain, of the laws invested in the realms and reams of poetry ingested, am i addict, or supplier, retail consumer or wholesale supplier, a mom & pop candy store, or a metastasizing intelligence that takes any thing, and all, a solitary letter, an instance of a sighting, a gasping palpitation and reformats it into a hehe literary madhatter^ piece you supply, I demand, I supply, boy oh boy, do I ever, but you never, come to me directly asking, write me a poem, thick or thin, witty fitty or an overly looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong e~pistle (a/k/a e~pistol) yet the trade goes on and om, the marketplace never closes, except when periodically the gatewaykeeper is slow to pay his bills, and the trading centres are global scattered, young entrepreneurs try to sell a single piece, as if it was breaking news history, and tired old men, review their lived, eager to memorialize, so it's ok to forget, in retro!spect perspective, the mirror who cannot lie, states affirmatively, you are both ****** and dealer, a corporation scientific of ancient biblical origins, a psalmist, a deacon, a lyricist, but thankfully not a singer, an essayist who writes best when ****** by tawny port wine, who snatches inspiration with equality of equity, (wait! that's wrong, the equity of equality,) where he can find, ***** city streets, the deaths of heroes, the sunrise calm miracle he drinks in daily, by rivers, by seas, by estuaries brackish, and streams of watered purity, the riveting bays, the individualized glisten deflected into my eyes, that each contains one pure blessing within….                                                 nml
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Sep 27, 2025
Sep 27, 2025 at 9:24 AM UTC
Supply & Demand, Demand & Supply
unsure, uncertain, of the laws invested in the realms and reams of poetry ingested, am i addict, or supplier, retail consumer or wholesale supplier, a mom & pop candy store, or a metastasizing intelligence that takes any thing, and all, a solitary letter, an instance of a sighting, a gasping palpitation and reformats it into a hehe literary madhatter^ piece you supply, I demand, I supply, boy oh boy, do I ever, but you never, come to me directly asking, write me a poem, thick or thin, witty fitty or an overly looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong e~pistle (a/k/a e~pistol) yet the trade goes on and om, the marketplace never closes, except when periodically the gatewaykeeper is slow to pay his bills, and the trading centres are global scattered, young entrepreneurs try to sell a single piece, as if it was breaking news history, and tired old men, review their lived, eager to memorialize, so it's ok to forget, in retro!spect perspective, the mirror who cannot lie, states affirmatively, you are both ****** and dealer, a corporation scientific of ancient biblical origins, a psalmist, a deacon, a lyricist, but thankfully not a singer, an essayist who writes best when ****** by tawny port wine, who snatches inspiration with equality of equity, (wait! that's wrong, the equity of equality,) where he can find, ***** city streets, the deaths of heroes, the sunrise calm miracle he drinks in daily, by rivers, by seas, by estuaries brackish, and streams of watered purity, the riveting bays, the individualized glisten deflected into my eyes, that each contains one pure blessing within….                                                 nml
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he dudes want to battle my verses they can't even read my curses Jamaican style,I'll ****** you with curses then write your ulogy in cursive you can't understand my flow your so subversive i'm deeper than the surface, i'm so submersive so stop playing with my time, you are so not worth it if you want to get beat you can get tekken, i'll transform into sun-tsu and use your one style against you, theirs two sides to every story so this plot could get complex i'm already at the top so if you try to climb-max **** could get confusing, trust me- you don’t want me ******* to my own conclusion don’t force my hand, I’mma a dope dealer with more beemers than than a four wheeler
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Dec 5, 2014
Dec 5, 2014 at 10:17 PM UTC
Raps Freestyles
iUsed To Be A Dope Dealer . **** Turned On Me, Now im The Dope Feind. Mary Jane Used To Be My Main its Insane, Now iGot Methamphetamine iN My Veins. & iDont Give A ****** **** iLove Them Stronger Drugs iDont Take Em To Avoid Problems. iCan Solve Them. iDo iT For The High & Them Dialated Eyes. Can You See That iM Krazie ****** Up Mentality Since The Age Of 13. iGet Twisted So My Life Can Look Unrealistic iGot That Sick Sober High My Times Quickly Passing By.
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Sep 6, 2014
Sep 6, 2014 at 2:30 PM UTC
Switched Kloud
Under The rule of law   With a great smile   She plays mathematical game.      Sometime,   Adding,   Subtracting,   Multiplying,   Dividing,   Switching  But rarely,   Stopping      On query, she replied   “You are getting pill for”,   Pain   Sleep   Wake up   Dream   Breathe   Smile   Forget, and to   Live    Disclosure My only drug dealer   My Doctor.
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Feb 7, 2018
Feb 7, 2018 at 6:36 PM UTC
Art of Prescription
She Changed My World Everytime She Smiled I asked her to stay calm She told me her heart was too wild It could not be tamed A fire burned in her soul I gave her a love she could only buy from me I was her dealer, and blind lover For I saw love through her
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Sep 9, 2017
Sep 9, 2017 at 8:18 PM UTC
Smiled
I walked to meet up with the dope dealer To get some more of the soul stealer.
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Nov 26, 2021
Nov 26, 2021 at 11:21 PM UTC
Walk
‘it’s possible to love her even after all of this’ pills needles into arms spoons with burnt bottoms passed out on the floor drooling skinny starving convulsing i knew when you lied about being over it you were still skinny i saw the needle marks in the crook of your elbow i saw the spoons in the back of the drawer i knew when you made me go home so soon your dealer was also your affair your husband, your ex lover your ex life, the opposite of living you’re dying you are dying and it is your fault and i have run out of empathy yes it is a disease yes it starts as a choice yes you were depressed but you still you. you said. “who cares i want to die anyway who cares i’ll ruin my body my brain my relationships my life” the hope has left your eyes what’s it like to look up to a destroyer what’s it like to love a broken woman what’s it like to watch the progression the regression the walking backwards one step forward but if you say “just one more time” it’s 5 steps back 10 steps back 20 30 the cut is deeper the scars are darker and you are gone. what’s it like to admire an addict to be denied what you had to be ignored questions go unheard “where have you been? is everything okay? i miss you.” you see the inevitable you hope it turns out different you hope she is the one in a million to miss a ruiner to cry over the loss to realize that you distanced yourself for this exact reason it is sickening and you ask “what if” but “what if” isn’t “what is” so you vow to never go down that path so you pray you will break the cycle so you progress one step at a time.
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Sep 5, 2018
Sep 5, 2018 at 9:07 PM UTC
to admire an addict
‘it’s possible to love her even after all of this’ pills needles into arms spoons with burnt bottoms passed out on the floor drooling skinny starving convulsing i knew when you lied about being over it you were still skinny i saw the needle marks in the crook of your elbow i saw the spoons in the back of the drawer i knew when you made me go home so soon your dealer was also your affair your husband, your ex lover your ex life, the opposite of living you’re dying you are dying and it is your fault and i have run out of empathy yes it is a disease yes it starts as a choice yes you were depressed but you still you. you said. “who cares i want to die anyway who cares i’ll ruin my body my brain my relationships my life” the hope has left your eyes what’s it like to look up to a destroyer what’s it like to love a broken woman what’s it like to watch the progression the regression the walking backwards one step forward but if you say “just one more time” it’s 5 steps back 10 steps back 20 30 the cut is deeper the scars are darker and you are gone. what’s it like to admire an addict to be denied what you had to be ignored questions go unheard “where have you been? is everything okay? i miss you.” you see the inevitable you hope it turns out different you hope she is the one in a million to miss a ruiner to cry over the loss to realize that you distanced yourself for this exact reason it is sickening and you ask “what if” but “what if” isn’t “what is” so you vow to never go down that path so you pray you will break the cycle so you progress one step at a time.
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I am supposed to be writing something Because I am a writer I’m supposed to be feeling something Because I’m a feeler A bad mood healer A sunshine dealer So wash your face and stare at the sun And run, run run A do run, run It’s so much fun Do what you want Do what you want Feel it erupt around you Like a clown with a frown won’t do Same with you Not smiling baby Light it up Little darling Live it up Come on now Stir the *** Footsteps carry feet outside And a body catching a ride Don’t look now but there’s A person inside Walking that line So many Strangers in the night Exchanging disregard Invisibility works best For some I guess But I’d rather fly Or would I? - insert sigh - Lay my head down Close one eye Keep one open In case you try To marry me in my sleep Courting me in my dreams Or so it seems Do the work While I’m awake Look me in my whole face You can’t replace Or fake Love
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Feb 22, 2012
Feb 22, 2012 at 3:46 PM UTC
Sunshine Dealer
The past participle of deal is dealt; Thus, when the cards fall is when it is felt. A deck of cards knows its own unsealer as well as the skill and art of the dealer. Trump cards, (although not normally plural) are to share. The enjoyment is jural. We hope they are more than dealed incitements: those fifty-five thousand sealed indictments . . .
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Oct 2, 2018
Oct 2, 2018 at 8:01 AM UTC
Poetic Justice
Bottom feeders flourish When the economy's a bust When bad times are the norm And good times turn to dust When neighborhoods go south it's sad But a sign of their demise Is when a bunch of pawn shops open up Before your very eyes When stores close down or move on out After years in the same place Their memory is a radar blip They leave without a trace But as fast as they lock up their doors Another shop moves in It's the local pawn shop dealer He's a shark without a fin Like dollar stores and boarded doors The pawn shop shows the way That business has moved on out Or closed or moved away They prey on peoples hardship They broker deals without a care They don't need to know your history They just know that you're there The street has three new pawn shops Palaces of buy back stuff It's bad when there is one around But, three...well that's enough One opened by the Jeweller Two doors down across the street Now he's buying up possessions Of everyone he meets Folks who purchased jewellery From Old Cy at his old store For each twenty of it's value The pawn shop gives you four Cy can't afford to buy back He doesn't have much money left And besides his store insurance Doesn't cover much for theft The people at the Pawn shops Took jobs and live in town They trained two counties over They succeed when times are down It's a sign of the recession Downtown dies and fades away And then the bottom feeders surface Their the ones who're gonna stay You can look in the shop windows Know who bought what and from where You know the candlesticks were bought at Cy's And you know who bought them there The guitar that hangs beside them That was pawned by Emma Rose She needed money for the bills When the fresh fish plant had closed There's a snapshot of the township Sitting inside on their walls They pawn shop is successful While the economy still falls You can see a piece and start to cry For you know just why it's there There's no one here to help them There's no jobs and it's not fair They open up each morning While the nights dregs still sleep outside They have done two hours business Before lights on at Cy's It's a sad and constant story Of just what a town's become But when asked if they've been in there The inhabitants go "mumb" They never seem to close up The town's never make it back While most places lose money Pawn shops make it by the sack The bluesman has some stuff there The bartender has some too Even though her bar's still going She did what she had to do The street, it is it's own world Jewelly shops, banks and bars But inside the local pawn shops Are hidden all the scars.
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May 11, 2012
May 11, 2012 at 7:54 PM UTC
The Pawn Shop
Bottom feeders flourish When the economy's a bust When bad times are the norm And good times turn to dust When neighborhoods go south it's sad But a sign of their demise Is when a bunch of pawn shops open up Before your very eyes When stores close down or move on out After years in the same place Their memory is a radar blip They leave without a trace But as fast as they lock up their doors Another shop moves in It's the local pawn shop dealer He's a shark without a fin Like dollar stores and boarded doors The pawn shop shows the way That business has moved on out Or closed or moved away They prey on peoples hardship They broker deals without a care They don't need to know your history They just know that you're there The street has three new pawn shops Palaces of buy back stuff It's bad when there is one around But, three...well that's enough One opened by the Jeweller Two doors down across the street Now he's buying up possessions Of everyone he meets Folks who purchased jewellery From Old Cy at his old store For each twenty of it's value The pawn shop gives you four Cy can't afford to buy back He doesn't have much money left And besides his store insurance Doesn't cover much for theft The people at the Pawn shops Took jobs and live in town They trained two counties over They succeed when times are down It's a sign of the recession Downtown dies and fades away And then the bottom feeders surface Their the ones who're gonna stay You can look in the shop windows Know who bought what and from where You know the candlesticks were bought at Cy's And you know who bought them there The guitar that hangs beside them That was pawned by Emma Rose She needed money for the bills When the fresh fish plant had closed There's a snapshot of the township Sitting inside on their walls They pawn shop is successful While the economy still falls You can see a piece and start to cry For you know just why it's there There's no one here to help them There's no jobs and it's not fair They open up each morning While the nights dregs still sleep outside They have done two hours business Before lights on at Cy's It's a sad and constant story Of just what a town's become But when asked if they've been in there The inhabitants go "mumb" They never seem to close up The town's never make it back While most places lose money Pawn shops make it by the sack The bluesman has some stuff there The bartender has some too Even though her bar's still going She did what she had to do The street, it is it's own world Jewelly shops, banks and bars But inside the local pawn shops Are hidden all the scars.
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It was a Friday night, I was on the phone with my grandmother when I looked at the clock suddenly remembered, it was time for the ritual. I immediately hung up on my grandmother, and stripped of my clothing. The ritual required I be naked. I then took some goat cheese out of my refrigerator, and put it in the microwave. I waited. The goat cheese seemed like it took forever to melt, but it only took a few minutes. In those few minutes, I just sat there, and played with my left ****** Finally, the timer went off, and it was done. I took the melted goat cheese, and poured it onto my body. It burned, but I suffered through it. I would do anything for the Goat Gods. Anything. Once the melted goat cheese was poured onto my body, I began to lather myself in it. Soon, I was covered in melted goat cheese. The smell, was horrendous, but in a way, I enjoyed it. Then, I removed the goat blood from my refrigerator, and poured it into a *** which had been on the oven all day, waiting. I began to boil the goat blood. I took a sip of it. "No" I said as a shook my head in disappointment. I had been ripped off again by my goat blood dealer. There was no flavoring in it. It tasted like goat blood. So I threw in some carrots, and a dollop of horse radish. While it was boiling, I went to my bedroom, to my closet, where I found my goat mask. A real goats head I had carved out and made into a mask. I put it on. When I had it on, I felt like one with the Goat Gods. When I returned, the goat blood was done. I poured it into a Tupperware container, sealed it, and put on my shoes. By now, the once hot and slimy goat cheese, was dried, and stuck to my body. It was crusty, like the crusties you get in your eyes, just all over your body. I walked out the front door, across the street, to my neighbors house. I tried to open the front door. Locked. They knew I was coming this time. Last week, they forgot. So I left the goat blood on their front steps, and left. When I got home, I immediately went to the TV, sat down, and turned on "Antique Roadshow". I looked out my window, and saw my nervous neighbor grab the goat blood, and bring it inside. "Soon they will join the Goat Side" I said as I repeated it to myself, "Soon they will join the Goat Side".
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Apr 4, 2012
Apr 4, 2012 at 7:55 PM UTC
Goat Blood
It was a Friday night, I was on the phone with my grandmother when I looked at the clock suddenly remembered, it was time for the ritual. I immediately hung up on my grandmother, and stripped of my clothing. The ritual required I be naked. I then took some goat cheese out of my refrigerator, and put it in the microwave. I waited. The goat cheese seemed like it took forever to melt, but it only took a few minutes. In those few minutes, I just sat there, and played with my left ****** Finally, the timer went off, and it was done. I took the melted goat cheese, and poured it onto my body. It burned, but I suffered through it. I would do anything for the Goat Gods. Anything. Once the melted goat cheese was poured onto my body, I began to lather myself in it. Soon, I was covered in melted goat cheese. The smell, was horrendous, but in a way, I enjoyed it. Then, I removed the goat blood from my refrigerator, and poured it into a *** which had been on the oven all day, waiting. I began to boil the goat blood. I took a sip of it. "No" I said as a shook my head in disappointment. I had been ripped off again by my goat blood dealer. There was no flavoring in it. It tasted like goat blood. So I threw in some carrots, and a dollop of horse radish. While it was boiling, I went to my bedroom, to my closet, where I found my goat mask. A real goats head I had carved out and made into a mask. I put it on. When I had it on, I felt like one with the Goat Gods. When I returned, the goat blood was done. I poured it into a Tupperware container, sealed it, and put on my shoes. By now, the once hot and slimy goat cheese, was dried, and stuck to my body. It was crusty, like the crusties you get in your eyes, just all over your body. I walked out the front door, across the street, to my neighbors house. I tried to open the front door. Locked. They knew I was coming this time. Last week, they forgot. So I left the goat blood on their front steps, and left. When I got home, I immediately went to the TV, sat down, and turned on "Antique Roadshow". I looked out my window, and saw my nervous neighbor grab the goat blood, and bring it inside. "Soon they will join the Goat Side" I said as I repeated it to myself, "Soon they will join the Goat Side".
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Poetry the feeling Poetry the action. Poetry in everything Poetry in working Poetry in drug dealing Poetry in words Nouns and verbs Poetry in metaphors Poetry in similes Lest cement a brick like a drug dealer does a ki Poetry for the poor Poetry for the rich Poetry for the sick Poetry for the healthy Poetry for those trying to make heaven on earth Poetry for you Poetry for me Poetry for all Poetry Is My Poison ****
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Jun 5, 2015
Jun 5, 2015 at 7:33 AM UTC
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There's holes in all my pockets No more money do they hold My hands can't go much deeper Trying to shield them from the cold I've got 'bout fifteen dollars Rolled and stuffed inside my boot Got it from a pawn shop Where I went and sold my suit The road to where I'm going Is one I've never been before I've gambled all I own away I'm looking for a score All my life's possessions Are scattered cross the land In pawn shops and casinos In the mountains and the sand I gambled with the devil Didn't win, had no chance Now, I'm hitching it to nowhere With empty pockets in my pants A dealer with a lucky streak And me on my last legs Now, I'm one step up from dying I'm now one of the worlds dregs The money in my left boot Won't last long when I hit town I'll find the first casino And my sorrows I will drown Be it on the tables Or at the bar telling my tale It won't last long no matter But my soul still ain't for sale I gambled with the devil Didn't have a chance at all It's amazing that the distance That there is for one to fall It didn't take a decade And it didn't take a year But, I'm one step from the bottom Aching hard for my next beer I'm hitching it to nowhere But, I'll know when I arrive Don't know how long I'll stay there Or how long I will survive I've got holes in all my pockets All I own is on my back I gambled with the devil He took red, and I took black.
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Sep 9, 2013
Sep 9, 2013 at 11:04 AM UTC
I gambled with the devil
She was the glittering fairy In the books, But those who knew Of the fairy Tinker Bell, Told another truth. For hook was never after Pan He was to hook a fairy, Was his plan. She had them hooked On Dust, Each morning They would snort the glitter, Then once again Before dusk. Those of weak soul Could not take the toll, Blood would seep from there, Eyes Ears & nose. Feed to the croc With a clock ticking, Also addicted to Lost boy flesh Glazed, Glittered, Eyes, Of a hunger untold Peter Pan   He flew to our world, Not for Friendship Or for fun, But to replace those fallen Dismembered, Hacked, carved, All by tinkers wand. They were Feed to the croc, When all were asleep High on dust They never did ask, Where the others had gone. Enticed by a far away land, Those who were taken Never again to see home. The lost boys In a far off Land. Peter her protector, From the man, The one with a hook for a hand. Stories sing a different tune, For it was tinker bell Who magically removed This limb called hand, To quench its hunger, Fed it to croc Now the beast has a Taste for the man. No ill does hook hold Against Pan, But a sword Must be put   Through this child, Who thinks he is man. For hook is the only one Who can rid this land, Of the twisted dealer Of dust, Who wishes To enslave this land.
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Jun 23, 2014
Jun 23, 2014 at 4:36 PM UTC
Twisted Fairy (Tinkerbell)
The winding never-ending road begins in the forest The root of all evil is an exchange of nature’s breath The root of all evil isn’t born in any sense The root of all evil begins with a death The carcass is driven to its’ after-life It’s given a new face and a new shade of green Most of it won’t make it to hell, every day it’s shredded There is no reminder that what it is, isn’t what it seems Each and every piece that makes it, starts in the same place In this place it is still meaningless until claimed It is then transferred for some purpose Could be violence, could be music, could be life…. It continues on this-never ending path The stock broker to get coffee The coffee worker to get burgers The burger griller to eat bread The baker to ride a skateboard The skateboarder to smoke *** The drug dealer to get a weapon The gun shop owner to have *** The ********** to keep living The pharmacist to play the market The stock broker to…. We’ve reached the beginning again. The root of all evil is our fuel to survive Our fuel to achieve, our fuel to happiness, our fuel to wrath So when does this stop and what happens when it dies The root of all evil begins with a death, it’s a never ending path
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Nov 8, 2010
Nov 8, 2010 at 10:24 PM UTC
Money