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To future conquering civilizations in galaxies far far away . . . don't worry about polluting the air, our smokestacks have shot dirty-bombs into the clouds for centuries, mixing rain drops with the black grime of industrialization, transforming our children's tears into cesspools of sulfuric acid and ddt. We've also drained the bayous and swamps and between you and me don't even bother landing in Africa there isn't suitable drinking water for miles, you see. You can thank years of colonization for that. In fact, you may not want to land on Mondays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays in LA either- on those days the air quality index is 175 and far too unhealthy for any biological organism to survive. But at least you won't die of malnutrition you've got decisions: McDonald's or Burger King choose cholesterol and diabetes are your shock troops. Send them in immediately, there won't be much resistance we've got these things call lazy boys and daytime t.v which have enslaved the population and decreased the distance between fully functioning human beings and mindless apes. Don't worry about bringing weapons we've got those too we've perfected the art of blowing each other away there's not much for you to do. we destroy cities with fire from the sky and our mushroom clouds rise at least ten miles high. And god can't see, there's too much smoke in his eyes and our radiated children die with radiated sighs. While we are on the topic don't worry about us spreading propaganda we've lost the ability to communicate. We've learned books turn a peculiar dark yellow when lighted and burned. And forget erasing history, we've done that too. Our subjugation of native peoples is masked as 'patriotism' under the red, white, and blue. But don't get me wrong, I tell you all of this not to dissuade, please come and attack, please come and invade. Here, I'll even turn on the lights . . .
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Dec 23, 2012
Dec 23, 2012 at 9:06 PM UTC
Advice for Future Colonizing Civilizations
To future conquering civilizations in galaxies far far away . . . don't worry about polluting the air, our smokestacks have shot dirty-bombs into the clouds for centuries, mixing rain drops with the black grime of industrialization, transforming our children's tears into cesspools of sulfuric acid and ddt. We've also drained the bayous and swamps and between you and me don't even bother landing in Africa there isn't suitable drinking water for miles, you see. You can thank years of colonization for that. In fact, you may not want to land on Mondays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays in LA either- on those days the air quality index is 175 and far too unhealthy for any biological organism to survive. But at least you won't die of malnutrition you've got decisions: McDonald's or Burger King choose cholesterol and diabetes are your shock troops. Send them in immediately, there won't be much resistance we've got these things call lazy boys and daytime t.v which have enslaved the population and decreased the distance between fully functioning human beings and mindless apes. Don't worry about bringing weapons we've got those too we've perfected the art of blowing each other away there's not much for you to do. we destroy cities with fire from the sky and our mushroom clouds rise at least ten miles high. And god can't see, there's too much smoke in his eyes and our radiated children die with radiated sighs. While we are on the topic don't worry about us spreading propaganda we've lost the ability to communicate. We've learned books turn a peculiar dark yellow when lighted and burned. And forget erasing history, we've done that too. Our subjugation of native peoples is masked as 'patriotism' under the red, white, and blue. But don't get me wrong, I tell you all of this not to dissuade, please come and attack, please come and invade. Here, I'll even turn on the lights . . .
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Babies, babies everywhere Usually it's your opinion I share We're too old, too tired, too busy But the babies all around me are making me dizzy I'm rational, realistic and levelheaded It would be enough for me if we were just wedded Barely in our forties, but our youth in the past But I feel that the baby window is closing fast We each have our own and have been down this road a time or two But they're all growing up so fast, and I've never gotten to have one with you Robbed of that chance, I feel like we missed out on what should've been our life, our destiny But I feel blessed for the boys we have and I will be happy if that's all that's meant to be Babies are loud and they're too expensive And, truthfully, I really do like the way we live So many obstacles stand in the way A vasectomy, decreased fertility, how to pay It all gets so technical and sterile and void of romance I wonder if there is even the slightest chance All the procedures we'd need to endure So with this decision, we both must be sure Will we regret it and wish we had chosen a different path I don't want to end up in the poor house for not doing the math I'm so busy, would a surrogate be the way to go A nanny is fine for after, but with a surrogate, can a bond grow Then there's the smell of their hair That special bond that only you two share The way they hold onto you as if you hold the key to their heart The look of total terror in their eyes whenever you must part A small piece of me and a small piece of you Someone we create together, something we chose to do The one we were supposed to have years ago The dream that neither of us quite let go Here we are, decades later, together again Has too much time passed, too much life been Or was it always meant to be this way, We're older and wiser and more ready today It may never work and I need you to know, that I'm happy with just us if that's God's plan But if this is possible and my last chance, then I know you are the perfect man They'll all talk about us and say we're too old and crazy But this is how I chose to tell you, I'd like to try to have your baby
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Aug 8, 2018
Aug 8, 2018 at 1:52 AM UTC
The Baby Debate
Babies, babies everywhere Usually it's your opinion I share We're too old, too tired, too busy But the babies all around me are making me dizzy I'm rational, realistic and levelheaded It would be enough for me if we were just wedded Barely in our forties, but our youth in the past But I feel that the baby window is closing fast We each have our own and have been down this road a time or two But they're all growing up so fast, and I've never gotten to have one with you Robbed of that chance, I feel like we missed out on what should've been our life, our destiny But I feel blessed for the boys we have and I will be happy if that's all that's meant to be Babies are loud and they're too expensive And, truthfully, I really do like the way we live So many obstacles stand in the way A vasectomy, decreased fertility, how to pay It all gets so technical and sterile and void of romance I wonder if there is even the slightest chance All the procedures we'd need to endure So with this decision, we both must be sure Will we regret it and wish we had chosen a different path I don't want to end up in the poor house for not doing the math I'm so busy, would a surrogate be the way to go A nanny is fine for after, but with a surrogate, can a bond grow Then there's the smell of their hair That special bond that only you two share The way they hold onto you as if you hold the key to their heart The look of total terror in their eyes whenever you must part A small piece of me and a small piece of you Someone we create together, something we chose to do The one we were supposed to have years ago The dream that neither of us quite let go Here we are, decades later, together again Has too much time passed, too much life been Or was it always meant to be this way, We're older and wiser and more ready today It may never work and I need you to know, that I'm happy with just us if that's God's plan But if this is possible and my last chance, then I know you are the perfect man They'll all talk about us and say we're too old and crazy But this is how I chose to tell you, I'd like to try to have your baby
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As this world runs in cruelty and in greed, Our eyes see the world perfect-blindly. Those who have power stay unfair and unjust, indeed - The stated laws were implemented tightly. Power over humanity exists in today’s world. We as powerless have no right to scrutinize, but to concur. Their pledges remain twirled - The hurdle stays in abundance with no cure. It is in us where the grievous suffering is in store; And we have none to succor them all. The hunger and incurable malady strike humankind in any form. It led to increased mortality, decreased economy, but who to call? Whoever has power, our safety cannot be guaranteed – They are the ones that makes our life at risk. They stand as an impediment for our nation not to succeed. Their fall is soon our victory – this is not in the pace-brisk. It’s been a year, still no sign of good deed. Half of the world is asleep – Some shock for awakening their soul is what they need. We have lost enough; at least we have ourselves to keep. The string of our patience reached its limitation. Rich people hoard too much and now most of us left deprived. Who’ll lift marginalized Filipinos in our nation? – Who'll give us fair allocation that is incumbent for us to survive? Tedious journey might it seem. Our souls’ little voices are still unheard. What life this could be without our soaring dream? – We shall move our mountains even gratification is deferred. Now, the time is ours to stand as one with clenched hands, It’s time for us to deplore and abhor their thoughts. It’s time to listen in our souls' little voices to be heard at once. And it’s time for us to break the darkness by our flaming oath. - Aubergine Cher Bautista
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Mar 25, 2021
Mar 25, 2021 at 11:59 PM UTC
Filipinos Little Voices United As One
As this world runs in cruelty and in greed, Our eyes see the world perfect-blindly. Those who have power stay unfair and unjust, indeed - The stated laws were implemented tightly. Power over humanity exists in today’s world. We as powerless have no right to scrutinize, but to concur. Their pledges remain twirled - The hurdle stays in abundance with no cure. It is in us where the grievous suffering is in store; And we have none to succor them all. The hunger and incurable malady strike humankind in any form. It led to increased mortality, decreased economy, but who to call? Whoever has power, our safety cannot be guaranteed – They are the ones that makes our life at risk. They stand as an impediment for our nation not to succeed. Their fall is soon our victory – this is not in the pace-brisk. It’s been a year, still no sign of good deed. Half of the world is asleep – Some shock for awakening their soul is what they need. We have lost enough; at least we have ourselves to keep. The string of our patience reached its limitation. Rich people hoard too much and now most of us left deprived. Who’ll lift marginalized Filipinos in our nation? – Who'll give us fair allocation that is incumbent for us to survive? Tedious journey might it seem. Our souls’ little voices are still unheard. What life this could be without our soaring dream? – We shall move our mountains even gratification is deferred. Now, the time is ours to stand as one with clenched hands, It’s time for us to deplore and abhor their thoughts. It’s time to listen in our souls' little voices to be heard at once. And it’s time for us to break the darkness by our flaming oath. - Aubergine Cher Bautista
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*I am still here waiting!! And I still love you .. Your love hasn't decreased one bit! If anything .. I think it added a bit or two* ..
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Dec 8, 2014
Dec 8, 2014 at 5:04 AM UTC
Waiting Love!
*I still love you My love to you has not decreased one drop Do not be afraid .. My love is a Sea of drops However, you're puzzled about two things The first riddle: You have given a candle to time The second riddle: You have taken a torch light from mine*
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Dec 11, 2014
Dec 11, 2014 at 5:33 AM UTC
Love riddle
The patient has had no nausea, vomiting or back pain. No chills, fatigue, fever, decreased vision or double vision. No ear drainage or hearing loss, epistaxis or runny nose. No sore throat, calf pain, chest pain, cough or difficulty breathing. No pedal edema, palpitations, black stools, ****** stools or constipation. No diarrhea, urinary frequency, laceration, skin rash or depression. No dizziness, headache, head injury, weakness or enlarged lymph nodes. All systems negative and yet
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Mar 27, 2012
Mar 27, 2012 at 7:16 PM UTC
Review of Systems
Heat Calcification Incalescence Swelter Suffocation Arctic circle above 32 degrees Fahrenheit in December Leaking lakes of Methane gas in Siberia Scientific data to price Changing 2 degrees has caused mass extinction Melting glaciers Oceans 7 centimeters higher Drought in the Amazon Changes in migration Disruption in pollination Heatwaves: high death tolls Decreased plant growth Zika in Florida Ignorance from the government Refusal of proof Nonbelievers in the White House
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Dec 16, 2016
Dec 16, 2016 at 12:12 PM UTC
Climate Change
I used to feel stress as some others do I’d cry and pout and usually eat the stress away Gaining 5, 10, 15 pounds in the process But at what point does stress become too much? Phase 1- Normal A little stress But less than should cause concern Take a quick pause and breath Till you feel fully awake and ready to handle the whole deal that is worrying you Eating pattern: Normal Phase 2- Intermediate More substantial stress Quite the mess inside the mind Especially in an unkind situation Eat a little more than normal for the sake of taking away the thought of the problem Make a list and stick to it to reduce the impact Don’t place the fist to the wall yet Eating pattern: Calories increased by 25-40% Phase 3- High Stress has reached its max Like a leach ******* the life away Mind trying to stray from the food or the situation But somehow falling pray to both Like a host for a parasite Eating pattern: Compromised. Calories increased by 60-75% Phase 4- Immense Stress too high to handle comfortably Functional human abilities begin to cease Like a paralyzing disease Lies like not feeling well begin to find their way into play through each and every day Not only is the issue stressful but the thought of eating becomes impossible Now more problems creep in with the deep dive swim of an eating disorder side show Eating pattern: Crippling loss of appetite. Calories decreased by 90% I digress to address the source of my stress A world I thought I knew and had nothing left to do but ride the wind with my sweetheart But things fall apart yet the world still spins and at the end of the day the side I’m fearful of wins And now I’m alone and scared of what’s next I just sit here with empty stomach rumbles hoping for your text
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Aug 13, 2018
Aug 13, 2018 at 12:40 AM UTC
Stress Management by An Anorexic
I used to feel stress as some others do I’d cry and pout and usually eat the stress away Gaining 5, 10, 15 pounds in the process But at what point does stress become too much? Phase 1- Normal A little stress But less than should cause concern Take a quick pause and breath Till you feel fully awake and ready to handle the whole deal that is worrying you Eating pattern: Normal Phase 2- Intermediate More substantial stress Quite the mess inside the mind Especially in an unkind situation Eat a little more than normal for the sake of taking away the thought of the problem Make a list and stick to it to reduce the impact Don’t place the fist to the wall yet Eating pattern: Calories increased by 25-40% Phase 3- High Stress has reached its max Like a leach ******* the life away Mind trying to stray from the food or the situation But somehow falling pray to both Like a host for a parasite Eating pattern: Compromised. Calories increased by 60-75% Phase 4- Immense Stress too high to handle comfortably Functional human abilities begin to cease Like a paralyzing disease Lies like not feeling well begin to find their way into play through each and every day Not only is the issue stressful but the thought of eating becomes impossible Now more problems creep in with the deep dive swim of an eating disorder side show Eating pattern: Crippling loss of appetite. Calories decreased by 90% I digress to address the source of my stress A world I thought I knew and had nothing left to do but ride the wind with my sweetheart But things fall apart yet the world still spins and at the end of the day the side I’m fearful of wins And now I’m alone and scared of what’s next I just sit here with empty stomach rumbles hoping for your text
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Some days, I wish I was deaf I wish I couldn't hear So that people could make their routine sounds And my mind would stay clear 'Misophonia' they call it It's driving me insane A hum, a chew, a noise Replaying in my brain I can't abide people Because they'll make a sound And just like that my good mood Crashes to the ground Misophonia, they call it Misophonia, I hate my ears They pick up every single noise I wish I couldn't hear Misophonia, literally “hatred of sound”, is a form of decreased sound tolerance. It is believed[1] to be a neurological disorder characterized by negative experiences resulting only from specific sounds, whether loud or soft.
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Apr 28, 2013
Apr 28, 2013 at 2:11 PM UTC
Misophonia
~The girl is so pretty, pretty is she, She's popular, popular maybe. The guy is so sweet, sweet is he. He's popular, popular definitely. The girl has so many wrapped around her finger. Her rollercoaster eyes take you by surprise. The guy has everyone wrapped around his finger. His dazzling shine, he's everyone's wanted Valentine. She sees him one summer day, He is clueless of what to say. She laugh because he is so funny. He's proud to make her happy. He tells her, "I love you," She asks him, "Is it true?" He replies with a kiss, The kiss that was suppose to last forever. She loved him. She was there everyday. She loved him in every which way. As his popularity increased, his love for her decreased. She thought they had a future, She dreamed of him always, The day she could say "You are mine." But little did she know, He will come and go. Popular boys aren't who to aim for. They'll leave a mark on you when their love is washed away by the tides.
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Nov 13, 2014
Nov 13, 2014 at 8:18 PM UTC
~Overwhelming~
Beating at a decreased speed the heart is yearning for a change. The eyes they see an object and in envy they begin to crave. One thought after another, it’s all the same, my brain is in a rage. All of a sudden the thoughts become clear and fondness begins to sprout. The envious eyes begin to mist with laughter and echo with infectious cheer. Running down Mount Epidermis the heart feels a sudden sprinkle. Quenched by a monsoon of tender affection the heart, it quickly starts to blossom. A shadow no more, a feeling so familiar, the heart resonates like the beating of a drum.
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Apr 28, 2015
Apr 28, 2015 at 1:43 AM UTC
The Blossom Effect
Hey there little puppet girl, Sowing at your broken heart, Puppeteer can’t pay his bill, While you just fall apart, Hey there little puppet girl, I bet you where once new, But now your cloth begins to furl, And that heart of yours is two, I see your dusty rags, And patches of different cloths, Your mouth it sags, And you’ve been nibbled by moths, Hey there little puppet girl, Puppeteer he neglects you, Once kept you shiny-now keeps you dull, Puppeteer he forgets you, But I see you reaching out, Begging for his touch, Mouths sown shut can’t shout, And only one button eye can watch, Hey there little puppet girl, I know that you can’t cry, But you reek of lost will, And a need you can’t gratify, Hey there little puppet girl, I bet you where once new, But now your cloth begins to furl, And that heart of yours is two, I see you little puppet girl, Ripping at your stiches, You’re no longer rational, Your mind is specious, Hey there little puppet girl, Ripped to little pieces, Puppeteers little pearl, Your value he decreased it.
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Dec 3, 2012
Dec 3, 2012 at 1:00 PM UTC
Little Puppet Girl
If any of the following side effects occur while taking prednisone, check with your doctor immediately: More common Aggression agitation anxiety blurred vision decrease in the amount of ***** dizziness fast, slow, pounding, or irregular heartbeat or pulse headache irritability mental depression mood changes nervousness noisy, rattling breathing numbness or tingling in the arms or legs pounding in the ears shortness of breath swelling of the fingers, hands, feet, or lower legs trouble thinking, speaking, or walking troubled breathing at rest weight gain Incidence not known Abdominal or stomach cramping or burning (severe) abdominal or stomach pain backache ****** black, or tarry stools cough or hoarseness darkening of skin decrease in height decreased vision diarrhea dry mouth eye pain eye tearing ****** hair growth in females fainting fever or chills flushed, dry skin fractures fruit-like breath odor full or round face, neck, or trunk heartburn or indigestion (severe and continuous) increased hunger increased thirst increased urination loss of appetite loss of ****** desire or ability lower back or side pain menstrual irregularities muscle pain or tenderness muscle wasting or weakness nausea pain in back, ribs, arms, or legs painful or difficult urination skin rash sleeplessness sweating trouble healing trouble sleeping unexplained weight loss unusual tiredness or weakness vision changes vomiting vomiting of material that looks like coffee grounds Some prednisone side effects may not need any medical attention. As your body gets used to the medicine these side effects may disappear. Your health care professional may be able to help you prevent or reduce these side effects, but do check with them if any of the following side effects continue, or if you are concerned about them: More common Increased appetite Incidence not known Abnormal fat deposits on the face, neck, and trunk acne dry scalp lightening of normal skin color red face reddish purple lines on the arms, face, legs, trunk, or groin swelling of the stomach area thinning of the scalp hair
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Dec 18, 2015
Dec 18, 2015 at 11:24 PM UTC
Prednisone Side Effects
If any of the following side effects occur while taking prednisone, check with your doctor immediately: More common Aggression agitation anxiety blurred vision decrease in the amount of ***** dizziness fast, slow, pounding, or irregular heartbeat or pulse headache irritability mental depression mood changes nervousness noisy, rattling breathing numbness or tingling in the arms or legs pounding in the ears shortness of breath swelling of the fingers, hands, feet, or lower legs trouble thinking, speaking, or walking troubled breathing at rest weight gain Incidence not known Abdominal or stomach cramping or burning (severe) abdominal or stomach pain backache ****** black, or tarry stools cough or hoarseness darkening of skin decrease in height decreased vision diarrhea dry mouth eye pain eye tearing ****** hair growth in females fainting fever or chills flushed, dry skin fractures fruit-like breath odor full or round face, neck, or trunk heartburn or indigestion (severe and continuous) increased hunger increased thirst increased urination loss of appetite loss of ****** desire or ability lower back or side pain menstrual irregularities muscle pain or tenderness muscle wasting or weakness nausea pain in back, ribs, arms, or legs painful or difficult urination skin rash sleeplessness sweating trouble healing trouble sleeping unexplained weight loss unusual tiredness or weakness vision changes vomiting vomiting of material that looks like coffee grounds Some prednisone side effects may not need any medical attention. As your body gets used to the medicine these side effects may disappear. Your health care professional may be able to help you prevent or reduce these side effects, but do check with them if any of the following side effects continue, or if you are concerned about them: More common Increased appetite Incidence not known Abnormal fat deposits on the face, neck, and trunk acne dry scalp lightening of normal skin color red face reddish purple lines on the arms, face, legs, trunk, or groin swelling of the stomach area thinning of the scalp hair
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Ice-cold fear has slowly decreased As my bones have grown, my height increased. Though I shiver in snow of dreams, I shall never Freeze again in a noonday terror. I shall never break, my sinews crumble As God-the-headmaster's fingers fumble At the other side of unopening doors Which I watch for a hundred thousand years. I shall never feel my thin blood leak While darkness stretches a paw to strike Or Nothing beats an approaching drum Behind my back in a silent room. I shall never, alone, meet the end of my world At the bend of a path, the turn of a wall: Never, or once more only, and That will be once and an end of end.
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Last Word To Childhood
There was a mother of goat She had three kinder She ordered them in hardness matter "Don't ever and ever open the door under Any raison Even one says she is your mother Wants to tell or has an order" They all agreed and she went for work There was a stranger Passed by the neighbor He was the greed bear He said to himself in whisper As he heard the kinder playing at higher Voice reflecting their cheer ,"these must be fat I will eat and lost my hunger" He watched the home three days with great hear He heard the mother telling that order After the mother went, he went there He knocked the door When one answered in clear He said, "I am your mother Open the door to have a fare" The first believe that The first forgot the order He opened the door at fast The bear was so hunger He took him out and ate at faster When the mother returned She found them had decreased When she was learnt She cried a lot On the following day, she ordered When she went, the greed bear came at fast The door was knocked He said, "I am your mother Open the door to have a fare" The second believe that The second forgot the order He opened the door at fast The bear was so hunger He took him out and ate at faster When the mother returned She found them had decreased When she asked She cried a lot On the following day, she ordered When she went the greed bear came at fast The door was knocked He said, "I am your mother Open the door to have a fare" The third did not believe that He ordered him to stretch his hand The bear forget the difference between his hand And the shape of the goat's hand The small goat said," Wait to get your hand kissed" He got a rope that was a strong And tided his with the stable rod The small kid called all neighbor While the bear screamed, mercy asked His mother was attended The bear was so hurt The mother stroke his trunk The swollen kinder were out They were so sorry They apologized to their omission They said," we learnt a lesson We will not forget forever" Obey your mother Obey your father They knew more, more They have more experience And know which intelligence is And which is carrying the worse
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Apr 24, 2019
Apr 24, 2019 at 6:52 AM UTC
The bear and the goat mother
There was a mother of goat She had three kinder She ordered them in hardness matter "Don't ever and ever open the door under Any raison Even one says she is your mother Wants to tell or has an order" They all agreed and she went for work There was a stranger Passed by the neighbor He was the greed bear He said to himself in whisper As he heard the kinder playing at higher Voice reflecting their cheer ,"these must be fat I will eat and lost my hunger" He watched the home three days with great hear He heard the mother telling that order After the mother went, he went there He knocked the door When one answered in clear He said, "I am your mother Open the door to have a fare" The first believe that The first forgot the order He opened the door at fast The bear was so hunger He took him out and ate at faster When the mother returned She found them had decreased When she was learnt She cried a lot On the following day, she ordered When she went, the greed bear came at fast The door was knocked He said, "I am your mother Open the door to have a fare" The second believe that The second forgot the order He opened the door at fast The bear was so hunger He took him out and ate at faster When the mother returned She found them had decreased When she asked She cried a lot On the following day, she ordered When she went the greed bear came at fast The door was knocked He said, "I am your mother Open the door to have a fare" The third did not believe that He ordered him to stretch his hand The bear forget the difference between his hand And the shape of the goat's hand The small goat said," Wait to get your hand kissed" He got a rope that was a strong And tided his with the stable rod The small kid called all neighbor While the bear screamed, mercy asked His mother was attended The bear was so hurt The mother stroke his trunk The swollen kinder were out They were so sorry They apologized to their omission They said," we learnt a lesson We will not forget forever" Obey your mother Obey your father They knew more, more They have more experience And know which intelligence is And which is carrying the worse
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COLD, HARD flesh - a very lonely girl in a room filled with fluttering moths and fully-functional nooses - Makes a game plan, in an effort to:   - penetrate your wavering, wandering, yet wholly conscious mind (The fate - the fear - lurks in the futility, the fragility, of your unsuspecting ears) - Equipped with: an anchor (the rock-climbing kind, in order to avoid a metaphor), followed by some paper (and a pen - the use of my blood as script seems overly dramatic), and - a concoction of incredible (and edible!!) proportions                     THE GOAL: - To become the smallest presence possible, to take up the tiniest amount of space in the real and imagined world, and to in turn envelope your very existence - like a Sunday driver in rush hour - with emphasis on: The slope of your neck - I could mount my anchor into it and climb for days; I could nest in your ****** Youth cut when I reach the top, I could build the world's smallest fire with the world's saddest hands                     STEP ONE: When secured in predesignated cocoon, I will unleash the first sheaf - a perforated edge - and enclose a minuscule fragment of my still-breathing soul (for your keychain, perhaps, but preferably your pocket)                     STEP TWO: I will mail you a fraction (incidentally, a subject I still can't grasp) every week until: - I have decreased in size with each turn, I get smaller and smaller until my tangibility disappears entirely and the only presence left of me is a slip that reads: - apply to areas affected (only as directed) Wait! No, not only that- my very own subconscious now rests inside your "thinking cap" - INTRODUCING: Your every day monotony, now littered with: - 17 scratched mix CDs you didn't want to listen to - 4 dogs I secretly liked (and only you knew) - a bright pink dumpster, largely livable - a rusted mailbox with an ocean in full - soundless Skype calls in stolen sweaters - alphabet soup with undiscernable letters - the unfaltering presence of a cabin in the Alaskan wilderness - confused with the very small and haunted town I couldn't leave to see you - and last but not least - The ceaseless, repeated  chorus of "you belong to me", like an immortal fly in an endless August dream
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Sep 15, 2013
Sep 15, 2013 at 12:52 AM UTC
With Dreams of Getting Stuck in One Place
COLD, HARD flesh - a very lonely girl in a room filled with fluttering moths and fully-functional nooses - Makes a game plan, in an effort to:   - penetrate your wavering, wandering, yet wholly conscious mind (The fate - the fear - lurks in the futility, the fragility, of your unsuspecting ears) - Equipped with: an anchor (the rock-climbing kind, in order to avoid a metaphor), followed by some paper (and a pen - the use of my blood as script seems overly dramatic), and - a concoction of incredible (and edible!!) proportions                     THE GOAL: - To become the smallest presence possible, to take up the tiniest amount of space in the real and imagined world, and to in turn envelope your very existence - like a Sunday driver in rush hour - with emphasis on: The slope of your neck - I could mount my anchor into it and climb for days; I could nest in your ****** Youth cut when I reach the top, I could build the world's smallest fire with the world's saddest hands                     STEP ONE: When secured in predesignated cocoon, I will unleash the first sheaf - a perforated edge - and enclose a minuscule fragment of my still-breathing soul (for your keychain, perhaps, but preferably your pocket)                     STEP TWO: I will mail you a fraction (incidentally, a subject I still can't grasp) every week until: - I have decreased in size with each turn, I get smaller and smaller until my tangibility disappears entirely and the only presence left of me is a slip that reads: - apply to areas affected (only as directed) Wait! No, not only that- my very own subconscious now rests inside your "thinking cap" - INTRODUCING: Your every day monotony, now littered with: - 17 scratched mix CDs you didn't want to listen to - 4 dogs I secretly liked (and only you knew) - a bright pink dumpster, largely livable - a rusted mailbox with an ocean in full - soundless Skype calls in stolen sweaters - alphabet soup with undiscernable letters - the unfaltering presence of a cabin in the Alaskan wilderness - confused with the very small and haunted town I couldn't leave to see you - and last but not least - The ceaseless, repeated  chorus of "you belong to me", like an immortal fly in an endless August dream
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your allure; our intense ****** energy. best *** ever was also a ******* killer. you drive me crazy, you make me angry. how many times do we get in fights? but the way our bodies intertwine, oh honey- you are mine forever and always. the decreased temperament as the screams of **** filled the air, both intimate and out of resentment. you come, you go i stay waiting for you to come home.
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Mar 31, 2022
Mar 31, 2022 at 7:34 AM UTC
just between us and the sheets
Cater my corpse to ******** Another mankind of genocide Corruption of thankfuls and to be obliged Apicius crams of epicurism gluttonous breeds Cleansing of froth and flavors to feed Craves before requisite; This is land of Tsalagi Not the white man with his solar plexus full Morpheme that has decreased and now; rural Time line smothered with gluttony 25th; ode to sin's now and  back then; savory.
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Nov 25, 2010
Nov 25, 2010 at 3:54 PM UTC
Sin Giving
I. My parents don't drink. They have their masters. They both have jobs so that I don't have to. They raised me the Christian way. We eat as a family every night. We live in a neighborhood where violence is ostracized. To my friends, my house is the place for comfort. They tell me not to take it for granted just because I'm used to it. So I took a walk through my house, making sure not to take my life for granted. Through the kitchen, I remember the unrelenting fist curled around my wrist, the ice blue eyes that I used to see as gray, the tight lips and the seething words. I shake my hand as I remember the bloodlessness, the purple swelling as eyes welled with tears, the way I raced out only to find that I could not open the door to escape, with one hand broken and the other unable to curl around the **** Down the hallway, I reach up to massage my neck, for the memory of choked tears never leaves; the sudden unforgiving fist the strength with which a five-year-old could not compete. My body swings from the neck down, and the fist released as the arm powered me onto the floor of my room. II. I catch my foot on the dining room chair I used to hold in front of myself, growing up a fighter. When I learned to defend myself with the strength of age and experience, the strangling fist became biting words. When I gave up the religion under which I was raised, I was told that I must not love that fist or those words, that I took my life for granted. I was told that I was the key to our family's unity. I was told to grow up. I don't drink. I get good grades. I find money for college so they don't have to. I believe in loving everyone like Jesus did. I make dinner when they don't have time. I never bring home fighting friends. To my friends, I make my parents proud. They ask me how we have such a good relationship, they ooh and aah at our affection. But you don't love me. I am your failure. I am your tax break. I grew up a fighter, and you gave up. III. I used to fight for you, but they say indifference is worse than anger for a reason. My mother used to wonder, where did these bruises come from? I always shrugged, telling myself, I'll deal with this alone. I'll get a reaction somewhere else. And that fist, those words, became teenage promiscuity. The sweet, unmerciful clutch, the never ending cycle of discontent, miscommunication and misunderstanding and the familiar feeling of not being able to escape. And every time, as feelings of decreased personal value were overwhelmed by temporary pleasure, I sunk deeper into that comfort. You don't love me. And I don't want you to.
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Oct 29, 2011
Oct 29, 2011 at 5:53 PM UTC
Privilege
I. My parents don't drink. They have their masters. They both have jobs so that I don't have to. They raised me the Christian way. We eat as a family every night. We live in a neighborhood where violence is ostracized. To my friends, my house is the place for comfort. They tell me not to take it for granted just because I'm used to it. So I took a walk through my house, making sure not to take my life for granted. Through the kitchen, I remember the unrelenting fist curled around my wrist, the ice blue eyes that I used to see as gray, the tight lips and the seething words. I shake my hand as I remember the bloodlessness, the purple swelling as eyes welled with tears, the way I raced out only to find that I could not open the door to escape, with one hand broken and the other unable to curl around the **** Down the hallway, I reach up to massage my neck, for the memory of choked tears never leaves; the sudden unforgiving fist the strength with which a five-year-old could not compete. My body swings from the neck down, and the fist released as the arm powered me onto the floor of my room. II. I catch my foot on the dining room chair I used to hold in front of myself, growing up a fighter. When I learned to defend myself with the strength of age and experience, the strangling fist became biting words. When I gave up the religion under which I was raised, I was told that I must not love that fist or those words, that I took my life for granted. I was told that I was the key to our family's unity. I was told to grow up. I don't drink. I get good grades. I find money for college so they don't have to. I believe in loving everyone like Jesus did. I make dinner when they don't have time. I never bring home fighting friends. To my friends, I make my parents proud. They ask me how we have such a good relationship, they ooh and aah at our affection. But you don't love me. I am your failure. I am your tax break. I grew up a fighter, and you gave up. III. I used to fight for you, but they say indifference is worse than anger for a reason. My mother used to wonder, where did these bruises come from? I always shrugged, telling myself, I'll deal with this alone. I'll get a reaction somewhere else. And that fist, those words, became teenage promiscuity. The sweet, unmerciful clutch, the never ending cycle of discontent, miscommunication and misunderstanding and the familiar feeling of not being able to escape. And every time, as feelings of decreased personal value were overwhelmed by temporary pleasure, I sunk deeper into that comfort. You don't love me. And I don't want you to.
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At the back of the stage in a gloomy wee room Where the cockroaches eat what the rats don’t consume There’s a table enveloped in paper and grime On a carpet now lost to a happier time With a cast iron typewriter, rusted with age In the gloomy wee room at the back of the stage And under a lampshade of nicotine brown Sits a comical legend of zero renown How he plugs at the keys of his rattling beast The years of persistence have left him decreased Now he’s stuck in the shade of his hovering doom At the back of the stage in a gloomy wee room His words are for others and too, the applause Though a standing ovation might cause him to pause He hasn’t the courage to speak them aloud For he’s lacking the bottle and shy of a crowd So he captures the laughter in lines on his page In a gloomy wee room at the back of the stage
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Aug 25, 2016
Aug 25, 2016 at 7:38 PM UTC
Silent Comedian
Significance decreased as your speech began to reek with pretentious hypocrisy revealing conspicuous shortcomings Importunately making conclusions based upon illusions Spouting lines to save but delirium is all you gave As if I were seeking your confirmation, salvation, or blessings I would've asked your opinion if I valued your progression and prosperities or wondered into a church if I sought duplicitous appease This unrequited love you deal is meretricious and full of disease You sell a lie until it's spent then devour what is left of one's esteem You depend on the humiliation and degradation of another to accommodate the hostilities you experience from others Passing off insurmountable grief to save yourself from your own realities I hope one day you find peace and revelation Before someone else is enraptured by your false persona falling victim to your belittlement and fluctuations
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Jan 11, 2014
Jan 11, 2014 at 11:46 PM UTC
Misrepresentation
Just a few thoughts. Whilst colonialism by waring nations have steadily decreased across the globe. (((Or until the next euro-war kicks off))) Corporate colonialism has steadily increased, seizing power in society, using it's social and economic influence to extract resources; with little or no concern for the worlds fellow inhabitants. That's because corporate colonial power has no stake, or little compassion for the welfare of indigenous populations or local economy's; over resources. The super elite are so detached from reality, that they literally live in Alyssum; requiring just a small workforce and an army to realise production or the acquisition of global assets. Our worlds leaders seemingly avoid all the negative consequences of their complicity in return for there compliance. The welfare of the surplus population, especially those too young, or too old to work is unprofitable; and as such, is poorly funded, just enough to pacify the masses and stave off civil-unrest. Globally there is a constant and gradual increase in funding pharmaceutical, mining and military sectors, with the support of the media machine; and a gradual decline in funding environmental schemes, health, and education.  (There may be big trouble ahead)
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Jun 6, 2021
Jun 6, 2021 at 9:14 AM UTC
How does corporate colonialism help you?
Rhythms of Mother Earth Those which to life give birth The pulse of all her life When disrupted cause strife Why is it we feel better when we go outside? What has Mother Earth that is not inside? Everything is connected                                        And, in turn affected                                                                          By that which causes disruption                                                                                                                              Mainly, human corruption Drop a pebble in a lake All things affected by that wake Of those energy waves emitted Like those from a tower transmitted Where have the butterflies and bees gone? Those that took fancy flight above our lawn Why have their numbers decreased? And why have more become deceased? What is this pulse, what is this beat? That which surrounds us and is beneath our feet? Mother Earth's heartbeat, herRESONANCE...7.83Hz (hertz) The same rhythm with which humanity flirts Circadian rhythm, day and night Daily cycle of dark and light A world, from the eye unseen Yet perceived by those who are keen Aware of our world which is synergetic With waves that are light, electric and magnetic What happens in a world without bees? Does the fruit still fall from the trees? Do we want to live without the beauty of flowers? All for the incessant need for transmitting towers? What is the ultimate price that we may pay If we do not hold our cell phones an inch away As waves lethal as high concentrations of uranium Are pumped continuously into our cranium Wireless hot spots become pervasive Much like a species that is invasive Birds migratory instincts disrupted By those towers that have corrupted That natural balance we have with our mother A balance that cannot be replaced with another This resonance attributed to Schumann Is a frequency that is also human (C) 2013 Shawn White Eagle
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Jan 6, 2013
Jan 6, 2013 at 7:56 PM UTC
Resonance (7.83Hz)
Rhythms of Mother Earth Those which to life give birth The pulse of all her life When disrupted cause strife Why is it we feel better when we go outside? What has Mother Earth that is not inside? Everything is connected                                        And, in turn affected                                                                          By that which causes disruption                                                                                                                              Mainly, human corruption Drop a pebble in a lake All things affected by that wake Of those energy waves emitted Like those from a tower transmitted Where have the butterflies and bees gone? Those that took fancy flight above our lawn Why have their numbers decreased? And why have more become deceased? What is this pulse, what is this beat? That which surrounds us and is beneath our feet? Mother Earth's heartbeat, herRESONANCE...7.83Hz (hertz) The same rhythm with which humanity flirts Circadian rhythm, day and night Daily cycle of dark and light A world, from the eye unseen Yet perceived by those who are keen Aware of our world which is synergetic With waves that are light, electric and magnetic What happens in a world without bees? Does the fruit still fall from the trees? Do we want to live without the beauty of flowers? All for the incessant need for transmitting towers? What is the ultimate price that we may pay If we do not hold our cell phones an inch away As waves lethal as high concentrations of uranium Are pumped continuously into our cranium Wireless hot spots become pervasive Much like a species that is invasive Birds migratory instincts disrupted By those towers that have corrupted That natural balance we have with our mother A balance that cannot be replaced with another This resonance attributed to Schumann Is a frequency that is also human (C) 2013 Shawn White Eagle
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Copacetic: attempts of levitation Elevation to levels you did not wish for I ignored My truth in relentless ruthless pursuit of symbolic status demonstrating my supposed worth. Copacetic: Severed the lock and opened my box of tools to set the rules for a game I had said I never wanted to play. Copacetic: transformed myself conformed to roles that fit like satin gloves - if only in my own screenplay - Downplayed insincerity Role played authentic individuality. Copacetic: gulping misconceptions and Mutually accepting regression to places we thought we had grown past and persistently masked our intuitions. Copacetic: We departed - no verity given or received - with hearts decreased in clarity and size Our journeys lie ahead of us respectively- Collectively there's no decision but to scurry on our own ways And presently your days look quite different than mine.
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Aug 5, 2013
Aug 5, 2013 at 12:56 PM UTC
August 04, 2013 - Copacetic