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"degrading" poems
,***how do you know when (a human is too broken?)*** <•> human too broken? like the light bulb, removal from its fixture, a simple shaking revelation of the tinkling filament spent, something that cannot be repaired, the only option is replacement and that makes you cry the empty box of oatmeal raisin cookies, you find secret’d, hid by you, not to be found by you at the bottom of the kitchen garbage, but box betrayal, by the chartreuse tipped box lid sided peeking upwards, asking, silencing screaming, what did I do to deserve this degrading like the blouse now too tight that it brings stares as the buttons strain, unwelcome attention unintended, you know it but still pretend not to see, for you both once loved that silky guise that so heightened the high tender, the match of your pink rose skin letting, no! making your eyes glisten, like broken filament glass, on the sidewalk, recalling the pleasured admiration, rain remembered from the prior priority of a life consisting of only perfect gifts so mean revert to the poseur question; this is how... remove the human from a fixed place, whimpering-threatened, you may hear clear the crackle cackling  of the innard shards against the misperception of a body intact, even if you do, no repair service you want,  can be found, see it nowhere, is it even anywhere advertised? the body presumed intact is secret’d under a tactile coverlet, holey scupperrd holy cuttered so that the cells and bicuspids, the threads no longer function in a tandem, you keep it in the closet closed, in the back, deep hid, where, when it screams why, it can be safe ignored, because  ‘betrayed’ is no longer a word, in your globe's dictionary, the parental controls activated by you to save your own inner child’s unconstrained confusion, it has been removed so the broken glass, the clothes you dressed each other, if not weep-well, well enough hid, the fit is off, the fit is off, the coverlet ripped so bad and neither cares
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Aug 5, 2018
Aug 5, 2018 at 11:17 AM UTC
how do you know when (a human is too broken?)
,***how do you know when (a human is too broken?)*** <•> human too broken? like the light bulb, removal from its fixture, a simple shaking revelation of the tinkling filament spent, something that cannot be repaired, the only option is replacement and that makes you cry the empty box of oatmeal raisin cookies, you find secret’d, hid by you, not to be found by you at the bottom of the kitchen garbage, but box betrayal, by the chartreuse tipped box lid sided peeking upwards, asking, silencing screaming, what did I do to deserve this degrading like the blouse now too tight that it brings stares as the buttons strain, unwelcome attention unintended, you know it but still pretend not to see, for you both once loved that silky guise that so heightened the high tender, the match of your pink rose skin letting, no! making your eyes glisten, like broken filament glass, on the sidewalk, recalling the pleasured admiration, rain remembered from the prior priority of a life consisting of only perfect gifts so mean revert to the poseur question; this is how... remove the human from a fixed place, whimpering-threatened, you may hear clear the crackle cackling  of the innard shards against the misperception of a body intact, even if you do, no repair service you want,  can be found, see it nowhere, is it even anywhere advertised? the body presumed intact is secret’d under a tactile coverlet, holey scupperrd holy cuttered so that the cells and bicuspids, the threads no longer function in a tandem, you keep it in the closet closed, in the back, deep hid, where, when it screams why, it can be safe ignored, because  ‘betrayed’ is no longer a word, in your globe's dictionary, the parental controls activated by you to save your own inner child’s unconstrained confusion, it has been removed so the broken glass, the clothes you dressed each other, if not weep-well, well enough hid, the fit is off, the fit is off, the coverlet ripped so bad and neither cares
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It’s the beginning of the monsoons and of the week, A clouded chilly one with the clouds blanketing the sun. I’m struggling to get out of bed and into my daily routine, Running late as always, there’s never time for fun. The first rains of the season were not welcomed with a smile, Cars, Buses and mopeds splashing and spraying water all around. People cursing the rains and others on the roads, Racing to the office is not as easy as it may sound. It’s a dark dull day with no sunshine to light my path, And the rain to rob me of the dryness I had left.   As a child I remember this being different in every way, The rain bringing me cheer and happiness, never indulging in theft. Stopping at a red light, all wet and soggy, I see this small figure making way between the vehicles standing. On every window and door she knocked with enthusiasm, This little girl hopping around in every puddle landing. Trying to sell the water lilies she had in her hand, Not letting the frowns or the drops of rain her spirit lower. She shines off all the hate and the disgust, Through the muck and water walking to sell this pretty flower. All of the dullness and gloom she got rid. A smile on my face and in my heart she brought, This little girl with those bright water lilies, Like the flower she sold, all eyes and hearts she caught. Bringing smiles and spreading fragrances in times so dull, The water lily blooms in the muck and conditions degrading. So did this little girl on this dark rainy day, Returning cheer and happiness drained in the rain by blooming.
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Mar 6, 2015
Mar 6, 2015 at 6:16 AM UTC
Water Lily
It’s the beginning of the monsoons and of the week, A clouded chilly one with the clouds blanketing the sun. I’m struggling to get out of bed and into my daily routine, Running late as always, there’s never time for fun. The first rains of the season were not welcomed with a smile, Cars, Buses and mopeds splashing and spraying water all around. People cursing the rains and others on the roads, Racing to the office is not as easy as it may sound. It’s a dark dull day with no sunshine to light my path, And the rain to rob me of the dryness I had left.   As a child I remember this being different in every way, The rain bringing me cheer and happiness, never indulging in theft. Stopping at a red light, all wet and soggy, I see this small figure making way between the vehicles standing. On every window and door she knocked with enthusiasm, This little girl hopping around in every puddle landing. Trying to sell the water lilies she had in her hand, Not letting the frowns or the drops of rain her spirit lower. She shines off all the hate and the disgust, Through the muck and water walking to sell this pretty flower. All of the dullness and gloom she got rid. A smile on my face and in my heart she brought, This little girl with those bright water lilies, Like the flower she sold, all eyes and hearts she caught. Bringing smiles and spreading fragrances in times so dull, The water lily blooms in the muck and conditions degrading. So did this little girl on this dark rainy day, Returning cheer and happiness drained in the rain by blooming.
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Hey there Delilah, What's it like in your ****** I'm a thousand miles away, But girl, I smell that **** from China. Yes, I can. I've got a nice white mini-van, Lemme tie them hands. Hey there Delilah, Don't you worry about the distance, I will be there in a jiffy, Give this song another listen, I'm by your side, I came fast and now I'll slap your thighs, And cover your eyes. Oh, you've got some nice tiddies. Oh, I'll give you STD's. Oh, I'll tie you to a tree. Oh, I'll **** you till' you bleed. **** you till' you bleed. Hey there Delilah, You know my **** is getting hard, But just believe me, girl Someday I'll let you out of this here car, We'll have it good, I'll have your life, you'll have my wood, Just like you should. Hey there Delilah, I've got so much **** to say, Why write you ten thousand songs, When I could rub your **** all day, I'd rub it hard, From house, to school, to pool, to plane, to yard, I'll leave some scars. Oh, you've got some nice tiddies. Oh, I'll give you STD's. Oh, I'll tie you to a tree. Oh, I'll **** you till' you bleed. **** you till' you bleed. I wish upon a summer star, ****** strings for my guitar, I think that's gross so I must be gay, My friends will all make fun of you, Degrading lies like, "You're a Jew", You'll try to run but I will make you stay, Delilah, I can promise you, That one and one always makes two, And two people create the greatest games, Great ***** games! Hey there Delilah, You be good, and don't you diss me, Cause, you're the sub and I'm the dom, And you will be history if you do, You'll end up in some cannibal stew, The liver to swallow and the skin to chew, Doing like cannibals do, Like cannibals do. Oh, you've got some nice tiddies. Oh, I'll give you STD's. Oh, I'll tie you to a tree. Oh, I'll **** you till' you bleed. **** you till' you bleed.
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Mar 29, 2019
Mar 29, 2019 at 11:37 AM UTC
Hey There Delilah
Hey there Delilah, What's it like in your ****** I'm a thousand miles away, But girl, I smell that **** from China. Yes, I can. I've got a nice white mini-van, Lemme tie them hands. Hey there Delilah, Don't you worry about the distance, I will be there in a jiffy, Give this song another listen, I'm by your side, I came fast and now I'll slap your thighs, And cover your eyes. Oh, you've got some nice tiddies. Oh, I'll give you STD's. Oh, I'll tie you to a tree. Oh, I'll **** you till' you bleed. **** you till' you bleed. Hey there Delilah, You know my **** is getting hard, But just believe me, girl Someday I'll let you out of this here car, We'll have it good, I'll have your life, you'll have my wood, Just like you should. Hey there Delilah, I've got so much **** to say, Why write you ten thousand songs, When I could rub your **** all day, I'd rub it hard, From house, to school, to pool, to plane, to yard, I'll leave some scars. Oh, you've got some nice tiddies. Oh, I'll give you STD's. Oh, I'll tie you to a tree. Oh, I'll **** you till' you bleed. **** you till' you bleed. I wish upon a summer star, ****** strings for my guitar, I think that's gross so I must be gay, My friends will all make fun of you, Degrading lies like, "You're a Jew", You'll try to run but I will make you stay, Delilah, I can promise you, That one and one always makes two, And two people create the greatest games, Great ***** games! Hey there Delilah, You be good, and don't you diss me, Cause, you're the sub and I'm the dom, And you will be history if you do, You'll end up in some cannibal stew, The liver to swallow and the skin to chew, Doing like cannibals do, Like cannibals do. Oh, you've got some nice tiddies. Oh, I'll give you STD's. Oh, I'll tie you to a tree. Oh, I'll **** you till' you bleed. **** you till' you bleed.
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my **** is hard throbbing inside you as you straddle and ride me i need more to go over the edge humiliation shame pain slap my face hard harder i want to feel your anger loathing contempt call me names degrading hurtful mean it when you call me loser disgusting reject
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Jul 4, 2021
Jul 4, 2021 at 2:25 PM UTC
call me names
the bad news is coming in we are being radically changed be realistic stop poisoning the air and water stop soil erosion stop degrading forest ecosystems stop seducing children stop buying politicians realism informs us in a cuckoo clock we need a coninuous supply of indifference and violence toward people all of us are suffering recreationally
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Dec 7, 2011
Dec 7, 2011 at 8:16 AM UTC
indifference and violence
What is our generation but a burning out cigarette Half lit in the dark our only lighter is the fainting spark in our hearts Parts of our body degrading Yet some how, something is preventing us from fading away No matter how many times I plead The notion of love wouldnt stay A pastor from a foreign religion told me to pray I couldn't say that the holiness has long left me The sweet sensations of sin now caress me I travelled through the twisted land of my own cravings seeing painting of others Brothers who died fighting, Mothers who tried to raise their kids and here I am staring straight into the abyss of my own mind trying to find some sort of bliss that will bring peace Yet I have no shrine to kneel down to No prophet to follow I feel hollow, As I light my cigarette With the fading spark of hope in my heart.
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Mar 27, 2014
Mar 27, 2014 at 2:49 PM UTC
Cigarette Prayer
You're thirteen, sorry fourteen this week You think you know the world, have it figured out You think you know yourself, without a doubt Let me tell you some things I learned when I was about your age I learned how to go from popular ***** to no good freak show Nothing but an ipod every day at lunch, no friends, no food I learned that I had addictions that I didn't know even existed I learned how badly I wanted attention from his hands, his mouth I learned what it like to be violated in the worse most degrading way I learned how to get high I learned that the intentional pain I'd always caused could be A harnessed tool to cope by I learned that if I stopped eating altogether no one cared I learned what it was like to think you loved someone I learned that I liked girls I learned what girls could taste like, feel like -- what I could feel like I learned that I didn't like girls I learned what it's like to have people spread rumors about you I learned what it's like to try to drown yourself then feel guilt Guilt about your little brother who would have no idea why You little ******* it wasn't long after that the violence between us started You're big enough, strong enough to do damage on the family pet I'm the family pet, you think you know but you don't You've been calling me names for years But you don't know how true they are You think you love her -- you don't know love until you're nothing When you're nothing and this skinny little kid everyone hates saves you This annoying as hell kid who shows you that The world isn't as dark as you thought it was This kid who loves you not for *** not for bragging rights, but because He sees this skinny little bird who lost her feathers and her wings And is waiting to die and he thinks she could be beautiful She thought she knew who she was before but he helped her find it Soon you'll be fifteen When I was fifteen I couldn't find my skinny little kid, he'd changed Not for the worse but away from me I fell into old habits And new ones Deadly ones I changed back into the addict, not eating, not sleeping, sniffing, watching, cutting, stabbing, nothing I covered myself in laughter, hysterical and crazy I became quiet I fell apart more because of guys, complete ********* guys Like you're turning out to be Don't think you know everything, that you're an angel Because I was ****** up at six because of what they did You were ****** up at four because of him Both were accidents, but as you can see in me from six to seven To nine to eleven To when I was your age, all that happened was I got ruined because of the secrets The ones no one can know The ones that when crossing paths with the world **** you inside You can't see that yet You aren't aware that you're broken Now you're **** well old enough to Wake Up
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Nov 29, 2014
Nov 29, 2014 at 12:27 PM UTC
Letter To My Brother For His Birthday
You're thirteen, sorry fourteen this week You think you know the world, have it figured out You think you know yourself, without a doubt Let me tell you some things I learned when I was about your age I learned how to go from popular ***** to no good freak show Nothing but an ipod every day at lunch, no friends, no food I learned that I had addictions that I didn't know even existed I learned how badly I wanted attention from his hands, his mouth I learned what it like to be violated in the worse most degrading way I learned how to get high I learned that the intentional pain I'd always caused could be A harnessed tool to cope by I learned that if I stopped eating altogether no one cared I learned what it was like to think you loved someone I learned that I liked girls I learned what girls could taste like, feel like -- what I could feel like I learned that I didn't like girls I learned what it's like to have people spread rumors about you I learned what it's like to try to drown yourself then feel guilt Guilt about your little brother who would have no idea why You little ******* it wasn't long after that the violence between us started You're big enough, strong enough to do damage on the family pet I'm the family pet, you think you know but you don't You've been calling me names for years But you don't know how true they are You think you love her -- you don't know love until you're nothing When you're nothing and this skinny little kid everyone hates saves you This annoying as hell kid who shows you that The world isn't as dark as you thought it was This kid who loves you not for *** not for bragging rights, but because He sees this skinny little bird who lost her feathers and her wings And is waiting to die and he thinks she could be beautiful She thought she knew who she was before but he helped her find it Soon you'll be fifteen When I was fifteen I couldn't find my skinny little kid, he'd changed Not for the worse but away from me I fell into old habits And new ones Deadly ones I changed back into the addict, not eating, not sleeping, sniffing, watching, cutting, stabbing, nothing I covered myself in laughter, hysterical and crazy I became quiet I fell apart more because of guys, complete ********* guys Like you're turning out to be Don't think you know everything, that you're an angel Because I was ****** up at six because of what they did You were ****** up at four because of him Both were accidents, but as you can see in me from six to seven To nine to eleven To when I was your age, all that happened was I got ruined because of the secrets The ones no one can know The ones that when crossing paths with the world **** you inside You can't see that yet You aren't aware that you're broken Now you're **** well old enough to Wake Up
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It feels like tar on my tongue, My mouth is dry and my throat burns- Horrifying twists as my stomach churns. Those words still come easy, But my voicebox is chained and has to force them out. Why do I let them out? Those simple words will stay with me, Floating about and polluting all I see The memory of them rest easy, Reminding me how bad I am. I used to enjoy it, Felt them to be necessary, Natural, Powerful, And expressive. But now their taste is bitter, They are sickening and distasteful. They offend me. They whip at my ears and stab at my heart. They are degrading. I’ll sound like a hypocrite I’ll sound entirely fake. They are only words But oh how they are foul. I enjoy the taste of tar, As it makes me unhappy to speak them. I enjoy how it peels my skin, As I do not want to be near them. I adore how it destroys me, Because it is that Which builds me up.
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Jul 14, 2013
Jul 14, 2013 at 6:16 PM UTC
Cuss
In this obscene photograph secretly sold the policeman mustn't see) around the corner, in this whorish photograph, how did such a dream-like face make its way; How did you get in here? Who knows what a degrading, ****** life you lead; how horrible the surroundings must have been when you posed to have the picture taken; what a cheap soul you must have. But in spite of all this, and even more, you remain for me the dream-like face, the figure shaped for and dedicated to Hellenic love- that's how you remain for me and how my poetry speaks of you.
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The Photograph
Never tell the girl with messy hair and wide eyes that when her father sexually abused her they were, "fooling around." Fooling around is a consensual act between two lovers, friends, or strangers in which both gain pleasure and to make her feel as though that is something she did is degrading and destructive. She's already been through that once. When I got that anonymous question asking me "why is it when you fool around with your dad, no one gets in trouble, but when I do it I'm a ****** I almost snapped. The smell of cheap beer formed under my nose and the entire contents of my stomach almost fell to the side of my bed, however, I had not eaten enough to push all of my mental instability out of my mouth. I could feel my father's hands around my wrist, pulling, pinning, calloused hands scratching my nine year old skin. I could hear my young cries for help, and the tears staining my cheeks. I could feel the air on my ear as he whispered. "Tell anyone and it'll be worse next time." I remembered cleaning my own blood from the carpet that afternoon. And I almost replied with a defensive remark, but I stopped. There was no need for this private matter to be put on display on a social media forum, because then who's the girl that "fooled around" with her father? But then the question, it irks me to my very core, the reason my hands are so swiftly typing this poem between waves of hurricanes in my eyes. It's as if my dignity has been stripped from me again, no more layer of scar tissue to protect even the deepest layers of my darkest secrets. Nothing was safe anymore. And when I showed it to my boyfriend, the look in his eyes terrified me. It was as if someone had just dropped a match on a mile long pile of bone dry trees doused in gasoline. But someone had. Someone had dropped a match on me, just as fragile and capable of burning up completely. Never tell the girl with messy hair and wide eyes that when her father sexually abused her they were, "fooling around." Fooling around is a consensual act between two lovers, friends, or strangers in which both gain pleasure and to make her feel as though that is something she did is degrading and destructive. She's already been through that once.
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Feb 5, 2016
Feb 5, 2016 at 8:59 AM UTC
PTSD: A Slam Poem
Never tell the girl with messy hair and wide eyes that when her father sexually abused her they were, "fooling around." Fooling around is a consensual act between two lovers, friends, or strangers in which both gain pleasure and to make her feel as though that is something she did is degrading and destructive. She's already been through that once. When I got that anonymous question asking me "why is it when you fool around with your dad, no one gets in trouble, but when I do it I'm a ****** I almost snapped. The smell of cheap beer formed under my nose and the entire contents of my stomach almost fell to the side of my bed, however, I had not eaten enough to push all of my mental instability out of my mouth. I could feel my father's hands around my wrist, pulling, pinning, calloused hands scratching my nine year old skin. I could hear my young cries for help, and the tears staining my cheeks. I could feel the air on my ear as he whispered. "Tell anyone and it'll be worse next time." I remembered cleaning my own blood from the carpet that afternoon. And I almost replied with a defensive remark, but I stopped. There was no need for this private matter to be put on display on a social media forum, because then who's the girl that "fooled around" with her father? But then the question, it irks me to my very core, the reason my hands are so swiftly typing this poem between waves of hurricanes in my eyes. It's as if my dignity has been stripped from me again, no more layer of scar tissue to protect even the deepest layers of my darkest secrets. Nothing was safe anymore. And when I showed it to my boyfriend, the look in his eyes terrified me. It was as if someone had just dropped a match on a mile long pile of bone dry trees doused in gasoline. But someone had. Someone had dropped a match on me, just as fragile and capable of burning up completely. Never tell the girl with messy hair and wide eyes that when her father sexually abused her they were, "fooling around." Fooling around is a consensual act between two lovers, friends, or strangers in which both gain pleasure and to make her feel as though that is something she did is degrading and destructive. She's already been through that once.
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bespeckled, blotched & blokey feminine in aspects only little ****** hair patches two chins, or rather a sloped one the front evenly declining to the middle of the throat a gradual slope from the tip, for juices to run if his manner and situation allowed him to be as casual and sloppy as his laziness chose, torso without form, so there was no curvature on the buttocks or the fly region. a mass a blob of bulges on spindly legs he leans on the wall stubby in hand he balks (he means jovial but unintentionally he vocalises mockery) at the suggestion that the Pies will do better & that Eddie is a clever man due for thanks, who has done his club well (apparently a straight Aussie arrow tried and true!) the man ***** his head back & cackles (the trebly popping bubbles of a gala crackle outwards as the man cackles) & decides his arms need a rest, (a long day of up and down they have had indeed, they deserve respect, or rest (or a benching)) so he places his beer down on a sloped surface, & therefore it slips down…. he sees it plummeting, he stretches toward it's tragic trajectory, …..but he is too slow it smashes on his foot (the shards) the beer bottle it transfigures, and the shards they impart their misery on his toes. The shards they intrude on his relaxed state of wellbeing, they intrude on the security sanctioned within the casual footwear of a man at a barbecue; taking it easy. he swears and hops, reaching in indignation for his bleeding toes he holds the wound cursing; resisting the impulse to begin convulsive throws (an oscar worthy performance from a usually suburbaly urbane individual) the moisture feels degrading (as it would within a man's pants) the pain from the cuts it is worsened by the smirking gazes of others about he hobbles, disregarding his thong in the wreckage of the scene off to retrieve a band aid to mend his ego and his foot simultaneously
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Mar 18, 2013
Mar 18, 2013 at 10:18 AM UTC
the barbecue
bespeckled, blotched & blokey feminine in aspects only little ****** hair patches two chins, or rather a sloped one the front evenly declining to the middle of the throat a gradual slope from the tip, for juices to run if his manner and situation allowed him to be as casual and sloppy as his laziness chose, torso without form, so there was no curvature on the buttocks or the fly region. a mass a blob of bulges on spindly legs he leans on the wall stubby in hand he balks (he means jovial but unintentionally he vocalises mockery) at the suggestion that the Pies will do better & that Eddie is a clever man due for thanks, who has done his club well (apparently a straight Aussie arrow tried and true!) the man ***** his head back & cackles (the trebly popping bubbles of a gala crackle outwards as the man cackles) & decides his arms need a rest, (a long day of up and down they have had indeed, they deserve respect, or rest (or a benching)) so he places his beer down on a sloped surface, & therefore it slips down…. he sees it plummeting, he stretches toward it's tragic trajectory, …..but he is too slow it smashes on his foot (the shards) the beer bottle it transfigures, and the shards they impart their misery on his toes. The shards they intrude on his relaxed state of wellbeing, they intrude on the security sanctioned within the casual footwear of a man at a barbecue; taking it easy. he swears and hops, reaching in indignation for his bleeding toes he holds the wound cursing; resisting the impulse to begin convulsive throws (an oscar worthy performance from a usually suburbaly urbane individual) the moisture feels degrading (as it would within a man's pants) the pain from the cuts it is worsened by the smirking gazes of others about he hobbles, disregarding his thong in the wreckage of the scene off to retrieve a band aid to mend his ego and his foot simultaneously
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*tempestuous heartache    & sundried tears exhaled whispers    & combustible caresses unilateral monogamy    & bipolar love singular sensations    & conjoined sensuality degrading hopelessness    & elevated vulnerability decelerated time    & soaring spirituality*
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Jun 6, 2013
Jun 6, 2013 at 4:03 PM UTC
Love's Duality
Welcome to womanhood what’s so great about being nothing 50 years ago we couldn’t even work you would think that the people who bring you onto this earth you would respect the most instead you hurt us we are disrespected, disobeyed, stay in a woman’s place, do what women do when you say something back it’s not proper or lady like looks like something dangerous we can’t do it looks like something tough don’t even try but if you think about it we’re the toughest we risk the most No matter what we do somehow it’s wrong you’re strong, you get penalized you cry, you get stepped on why even try when nothing will ever make a difference Frankly being a “woman” ***** it’s unnecessary responsibility that no one really wants we bleed about 86 days out of the year nothing to stop pregnant for 40 weeks with children that are gonna disrespect us because their dad’s are gonna leave us and children become just like that in the end we end up alone no one ever really cares what you do or how you end up you’ve populated the world now your job is done that is if you’re ever that lucky some place they take that away stabbing and degrading the only thing that will make you anything torturing and killing the ones that are weak or just not strong enough to fight back some places all you are is a toy being ***** and played with the whole time as long as you’re good you stay alive having something stuck inside you shocking you dead then they say “Welcome to womanhood” what if I wanna leave?
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Jun 21, 2013
Jun 21, 2013 at 2:11 PM UTC
Welcome to "Womanhood"
Welcome to womanhood what’s so great about being nothing 50 years ago we couldn’t even work you would think that the people who bring you onto this earth you would respect the most instead you hurt us we are disrespected, disobeyed, stay in a woman’s place, do what women do when you say something back it’s not proper or lady like looks like something dangerous we can’t do it looks like something tough don’t even try but if you think about it we’re the toughest we risk the most No matter what we do somehow it’s wrong you’re strong, you get penalized you cry, you get stepped on why even try when nothing will ever make a difference Frankly being a “woman” ***** it’s unnecessary responsibility that no one really wants we bleed about 86 days out of the year nothing to stop pregnant for 40 weeks with children that are gonna disrespect us because their dad’s are gonna leave us and children become just like that in the end we end up alone no one ever really cares what you do or how you end up you’ve populated the world now your job is done that is if you’re ever that lucky some place they take that away stabbing and degrading the only thing that will make you anything torturing and killing the ones that are weak or just not strong enough to fight back some places all you are is a toy being ***** and played with the whole time as long as you’re good you stay alive having something stuck inside you shocking you dead then they say “Welcome to womanhood” what if I wanna leave?
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Woman are the most dangerous people on the planet. And yes, I said people. Not some flimsy model you see in a magazine not some girl playing with dolls I mean Woman. A person. A living creature set upon this Earth to manage somehow the messes that men make up. A person whose entire being is creating and giving life, who without we would almost virtually go extinct. See the thing Men don't realize is that whilst in the figurative kitchen, the woman is (I'd hope) planning on some way to **** him. Because there's a fine line between asking somebody to get you something in the case that you're lazy, and degrading who they are to the point that you think their sole purpose is breathing for your ****** needs. As much as I hate to admit it and that it disgusts me in a way, I came from my mother. If you think about it we were all pushed about of a birth canal, put forth in the light. Screaming because holy **** it's cold where am I what am I who are you? A woman whom you'll end up calling mom has put you into the world and she could have taken you out before you were fully formed. Babies are clay ready to be molded only we aren't supposed to be the molders, we just help shape it. See the reason that I want to be a woman is that I feel uncomfortable in my own skin, I feel guilty being a man. I am guilty for what man has done what man continues to do. Sexism goes both ways but you cannot tell me it doesn't lean towards her than it does him. If I were a woman I would be powerful. I would be **** Even if I wasn't **** at all I would rock that skirt harder than I do my skinny jeans. I would laugh with my girlfriends I would wear makeup and not wear makeup and be what guys like to call a ***** cause I don't want to blow them. Blow yourself **** head. What I cannot change is the fact that I am a guy. I say guy things and do "guy" things. I smoke **** with my guy friends and sometimes let out a remark I hate myself later for saying. I think more about ******* than I do about what's happening in our government, but don't let that make you think that I won't stand against my male friends for woman. That I'll let them give me **** for wanting to wear a skirt or a woman's shirt. That they can get off with calling my friend a **** cause she sleeps with the same amount of men that my guy friend does woman. I know I'm not the best example of feminism in men but at least I'm trying to be something different than the same old sexist thread.
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Jan 28, 2014
Jan 28, 2014 at 8:54 AM UTC
Woman/my feminism-ish poem
Woman are the most dangerous people on the planet. And yes, I said people. Not some flimsy model you see in a magazine not some girl playing with dolls I mean Woman. A person. A living creature set upon this Earth to manage somehow the messes that men make up. A person whose entire being is creating and giving life, who without we would almost virtually go extinct. See the thing Men don't realize is that whilst in the figurative kitchen, the woman is (I'd hope) planning on some way to **** him. Because there's a fine line between asking somebody to get you something in the case that you're lazy, and degrading who they are to the point that you think their sole purpose is breathing for your ****** needs. As much as I hate to admit it and that it disgusts me in a way, I came from my mother. If you think about it we were all pushed about of a birth canal, put forth in the light. Screaming because holy **** it's cold where am I what am I who are you? A woman whom you'll end up calling mom has put you into the world and she could have taken you out before you were fully formed. Babies are clay ready to be molded only we aren't supposed to be the molders, we just help shape it. See the reason that I want to be a woman is that I feel uncomfortable in my own skin, I feel guilty being a man. I am guilty for what man has done what man continues to do. Sexism goes both ways but you cannot tell me it doesn't lean towards her than it does him. If I were a woman I would be powerful. I would be **** Even if I wasn't **** at all I would rock that skirt harder than I do my skinny jeans. I would laugh with my girlfriends I would wear makeup and not wear makeup and be what guys like to call a ***** cause I don't want to blow them. Blow yourself **** head. What I cannot change is the fact that I am a guy. I say guy things and do "guy" things. I smoke **** with my guy friends and sometimes let out a remark I hate myself later for saying. I think more about ******* than I do about what's happening in our government, but don't let that make you think that I won't stand against my male friends for woman. That I'll let them give me **** for wanting to wear a skirt or a woman's shirt. That they can get off with calling my friend a **** cause she sleeps with the same amount of men that my guy friend does woman. I know I'm not the best example of feminism in men but at least I'm trying to be something different than the same old sexist thread.
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I-AM-NOT-A-DOG. Today, I cut loose from your leash of degrading comments. My ears have learned to ignore your whistles and the only thing I am going to fetch is my dignity. We all have cracks. People’s words creep into our most foreign parts And bother us like gnats in our food. However, At a young age my mom welded me by hand. Sealed off every corner so Your undignified vernacular wouldn’t disturb my peace. Your mother must’ve had deleterious effects on you. She told you that love can only be found through intertwining genitals. I have iron fists and your forcefulness will not supersede my strength to protect what I own. Let me tell you sir, Obeying men is an archaic practice And I wasn’t born yesterday. I endure life with fortitude even with the threat of your loaded fist 2 inches from my face. Your catcalls sting like the hearts of mother’s who have lost their daughter’s to the streets. I hold my mace like a loaded gun walking in the petrifying night. Apparently big butts lie, they give you the impression that you can squeeze, but back off the anatomy. Remember that all women embody beauty and grace, not for you, but for themselves.
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Aug 28, 2015
Aug 28, 2015 at 11:33 PM UTC
I Bite
More addictive than heroine I've tried them both Something to marvel in Created from loath Can't imagine the pleasure Can't imagine the fun Till you've tried to measure The pain of a gun How long are the scars? How deep do they go? More numerous than stars And you'll never know What is your poison? What is your drug? Mine is a razor I watched as it dug And none must ever know So never let it show I am a ********* How long can I last like this? The most degrading of sins? Such terrible disgust? Or the filthiest of wins? My only true lust
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Jun 27, 2015
Jun 27, 2015 at 11:47 PM UTC
Masochism
Because it's really ******* degrading to put your work everywhere, often times for free, and to not even get **** back. I'm also really ******* sick of teenagers. Yeah, that means you too. Here's a poem called, **** the Patriarchy!"; "Someone told me it's just as reasonable for men to fear **** on the streets, as women. I've been dropped into place and now I realize I'm a radical feminist. The kind of feminist people check for under their beds at night. The unapologetic type of feminist who doesn't believe in a "loud minority" of men haters, but an eager audience listening for them. The kind who doesn't play for your culturally and historically  inept ******** The uncompromising feminist. Patriarchy is a cage, feminism is my hammer; I'm not trying to get out, I'm going to **** this place up".
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May 29, 2014
May 29, 2014 at 4:47 PM UTC
"Can I Put **** in the Title of a Poem on Here?"
I think about returns the only reason I left us to recreate myself I'd like to stay the same but as time goes on I have to change with the times I always change it up my workout bores me I need a fresh different workout Relationships get stale right away they don't see into my world they see ways to change my world take the vision away to mold into theirs Mma is great I take an *** kicking to make others better I coach I hear others frustrations but would rather do something about it than hearing them complain I've never got a DUI I got silly drunk but no longer want that rep I'm not being with anyone lays ting is degrading after a while I do have standards I don't aim low or take what I could get I'm struggling for a career not a job that brings me up then demotes you I'm one who works with and inspires kids not trying have my own I'm not who you see but take time to know me
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Mar 29, 2013
Mar 29, 2013 at 2:03 PM UTC
Ineract
Like Oedipus I am losing my sight. LIke Judas I have done my wrong. Their punishment is over; the shame and disgrace of it are all used up. But as for me, look into my face and you will know that crimes dropped upon me as from a high building and although I cannot speak of them or explain the degrading details I have remembered much about Judas - about Judas, the old and the famous - that you overlooked. The story of his life is the story of mine. I have one glass eye. My nerves push against its painted surface but the other one waiting for judgement continues to see . . . Of course the New Testament is very small. Its mouth opens four times - as out-of-date as a prehistoric monster, yet somehow man-made held together by pullies like the stone jaw of a back-hoe. It gouges out the Judaic ground, taking its own backyard like a ****** daughter. And furthermore how did Judas come into it - that Judas Iscariot, belonging to the tribe of Reuben? He should have tried to lift him up there! His neck like an iron pole, hard as Newcastle, his heart as stiff as beeswax, his legs swollen and unmarked, his other limbs still growing. All of it heavy! That dead weight that would have been his fault . He should have known! In the first place who builds up such ugliness? I think of this man saying . . . Look! Here's the price to do it plus the cost of the raw materials and if it took him three or four days to do it, then, they'd understand. They figured it weighed enough to support a man. They said, fifteen stone is the approximate weight of a thief. Its ugliness is a matter of custom. If there was a mistake made then the Crucifix was constructed wrong . . . not from the quality of the pine, not from hanging a mirror, not from dropping the studding or the drill but from having an inspriation. But Judas was not a genius or under the auspices of an inspiration. I don't know whether it was gold or silver. I don't know why he betrayed him other than his motives, other than the avaricious and dishonest man. And then there were the forbidden crimes, those that were expressly foretold, and then overlooked and then forgotten except by me . . . Judas had a mother just as I had a mother. Oh! Honor and relish the facts! Do not think of the intense sensation I have as I tell you this but think only . . . Judas had a mother. His mother had a dream. Because of this dream he was altogether managed by fate and thus he ***** her. As a crime we hear little of this. Also he sold his God.
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The Legend Of The One-Eyed Man
Like Oedipus I am losing my sight. LIke Judas I have done my wrong. Their punishment is over; the shame and disgrace of it are all used up. But as for me, look into my face and you will know that crimes dropped upon me as from a high building and although I cannot speak of them or explain the degrading details I have remembered much about Judas - about Judas, the old and the famous - that you overlooked. The story of his life is the story of mine. I have one glass eye. My nerves push against its painted surface but the other one waiting for judgement continues to see . . . Of course the New Testament is very small. Its mouth opens four times - as out-of-date as a prehistoric monster, yet somehow man-made held together by pullies like the stone jaw of a back-hoe. It gouges out the Judaic ground, taking its own backyard like a ****** daughter. And furthermore how did Judas come into it - that Judas Iscariot, belonging to the tribe of Reuben? He should have tried to lift him up there! His neck like an iron pole, hard as Newcastle, his heart as stiff as beeswax, his legs swollen and unmarked, his other limbs still growing. All of it heavy! That dead weight that would have been his fault . He should have known! In the first place who builds up such ugliness? I think of this man saying . . . Look! Here's the price to do it plus the cost of the raw materials and if it took him three or four days to do it, then, they'd understand. They figured it weighed enough to support a man. They said, fifteen stone is the approximate weight of a thief. Its ugliness is a matter of custom. If there was a mistake made then the Crucifix was constructed wrong . . . not from the quality of the pine, not from hanging a mirror, not from dropping the studding or the drill but from having an inspriation. But Judas was not a genius or under the auspices of an inspiration. I don't know whether it was gold or silver. I don't know why he betrayed him other than his motives, other than the avaricious and dishonest man. And then there were the forbidden crimes, those that were expressly foretold, and then overlooked and then forgotten except by me . . . Judas had a mother just as I had a mother. Oh! Honor and relish the facts! Do not think of the intense sensation I have as I tell you this but think only . . . Judas had a mother. His mother had a dream. Because of this dream he was altogether managed by fate and thus he ***** her. As a crime we hear little of this. Also he sold his God.
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Write about being seen, really being seen. (Remember to go with your "first flash," and write for 10 minutes without stopping or thinking.) I was so humiliated. Besides feeling humiliated, I felt like I was on display. Each step I took down the hallway, every person in every little group glared at me, glanced away, and the whispers were buzzing. I felt it unjust, but I knew I brought it on myself. I cannot say I felt betrayal, as I was the original betrayer, (well, he was, but our emotional volley had collapsed with the weight of my action) but I hated him for savoring the revenge of my ruined reputation. I knew the pain I bestowed on him wouldn’t go away, but his smug satisfaction of broadcasting my shame only added to my humiliation. When is graduation? Exactly two months away. That was April first, and I would have my high school diploma June 1st. I was a survivor, for my whole life, and although it was awful, I knew I could get past it. Still, every step I took in the hallway following that dreaded day, every move I made, every word I spoke, every breath I exhaled– was noticed, and I was judged without given the opportunity to provide an explanation of my perspective. High school rumors were ruthless, but what was worse is when it wasn’t a rumor. It was a scandal. Even though no one dared to ask about it, to obtain information from me, I knew they all knew. Everyone knew, and once the basic information was known, details were not important. I wondered how many other girls experienced what I was experiencing, having to hold their head high and act proud despite the shame. It was strengthening, inadvertently, but the only other option was to hide away and avoid everyone. Even with a reputation, I couldn’t do that. Peers whispered and laughed degrading words, female faculty cast judgmental stares and all male teachers avoided eye contact, to avoid any association with me.
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Sep 6, 2014
Sep 6, 2014 at 7:00 AM UTC
Writing Prompt July 19th
Write about being seen, really being seen. (Remember to go with your "first flash," and write for 10 minutes without stopping or thinking.) I was so humiliated. Besides feeling humiliated, I felt like I was on display. Each step I took down the hallway, every person in every little group glared at me, glanced away, and the whispers were buzzing. I felt it unjust, but I knew I brought it on myself. I cannot say I felt betrayal, as I was the original betrayer, (well, he was, but our emotional volley had collapsed with the weight of my action) but I hated him for savoring the revenge of my ruined reputation. I knew the pain I bestowed on him wouldn’t go away, but his smug satisfaction of broadcasting my shame only added to my humiliation. When is graduation? Exactly two months away. That was April first, and I would have my high school diploma June 1st. I was a survivor, for my whole life, and although it was awful, I knew I could get past it. Still, every step I took in the hallway following that dreaded day, every move I made, every word I spoke, every breath I exhaled– was noticed, and I was judged without given the opportunity to provide an explanation of my perspective. High school rumors were ruthless, but what was worse is when it wasn’t a rumor. It was a scandal. Even though no one dared to ask about it, to obtain information from me, I knew they all knew. Everyone knew, and once the basic information was known, details were not important. I wondered how many other girls experienced what I was experiencing, having to hold their head high and act proud despite the shame. It was strengthening, inadvertently, but the only other option was to hide away and avoid everyone. Even with a reputation, I couldn’t do that. Peers whispered and laughed degrading words, female faculty cast judgmental stares and all male teachers avoided eye contact, to avoid any association with me.
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Blue infinity Beautiful serenity Breaking enmity ~ Food hopes crumbling Stomach empty, grumbling Taco bound stumbling ~ Smart Polite, Educated Enlightening, Enriching, Enthralling Teachers, Students, Idiots, Parasites Disgusting, Debilitating, Degrading Disrespectful, Obnoxious Stupid ~ Rap Poetic, Spoken Rhyming, Entertaining, Battling Real rap takes skill Hip Hop ~ Cinquain Unskilled, Foolish Annoying, Boring, Defaming Cinquains wish they were poetry Joke
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Jun 5, 2010
Jun 5, 2010 at 2:59 PM UTC
A Few Haikus, A Diamante, and A Couple Cinquains
I would like to think of myself as an intellectual, but really I’m just a regurgitation of the adolescent caste system with academic anxiety and a learned fear. Well, I suppose that is a bit harsh. I used to be social ***** now I am a lowly intrapersonal custodian (let us never mind my inter-personal mess-managing, please?), though I am far from clean. __________ I have found myself flitting back to this page from time to time and mentally inserting here a terse, self-degrading statement that could re-catalyze my pitiful little verse, but never actually writing it. I hold it heavy in my head where it shall remain, apparently. Apparently I don’t feel the need to read my flaws, transgressions, and fallibilities back to me. Perhaps I haven’t yet articulated them, and they’re just skulking around—hunched apparitions haunting my subconscious. (Death smells like dog treats: perplexing, but you want to touch your tongue to it so long as no one will know). I must slay them all, eventually, or else perish. But! It is not the transgression itself that I fear—my behaviors are observable, even tangible, I can stare at them for hours. It is the dark implication of the transgression—the churning matter only detectable for its outline of illumination—that gives me trepidation. How will I move-on? How will I grow-here? Like an impossible little spur that nestles between resistant skin and unknowing fabric? Can I penetrate the protection? My security is maniacal; it is evidence of crazed disillusion. I am the raven clawing through infinite veneers; I am tangled… Out ****** spot! Out, I say! I must regress to becoming the white blanket. I must know nothing but God. A simple cloth. A towelette. Rags! Rags! Rags! … …. …God? …Hello? …Is it too late to become …plain?
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Feb 14, 2015
Feb 14, 2015 at 10:40 AM UTC
"The Fall of the Watchers"
I would like to think of myself as an intellectual, but really I’m just a regurgitation of the adolescent caste system with academic anxiety and a learned fear. Well, I suppose that is a bit harsh. I used to be social ***** now I am a lowly intrapersonal custodian (let us never mind my inter-personal mess-managing, please?), though I am far from clean. __________ I have found myself flitting back to this page from time to time and mentally inserting here a terse, self-degrading statement that could re-catalyze my pitiful little verse, but never actually writing it. I hold it heavy in my head where it shall remain, apparently. Apparently I don’t feel the need to read my flaws, transgressions, and fallibilities back to me. Perhaps I haven’t yet articulated them, and they’re just skulking around—hunched apparitions haunting my subconscious. (Death smells like dog treats: perplexing, but you want to touch your tongue to it so long as no one will know). I must slay them all, eventually, or else perish. But! It is not the transgression itself that I fear—my behaviors are observable, even tangible, I can stare at them for hours. It is the dark implication of the transgression—the churning matter only detectable for its outline of illumination—that gives me trepidation. How will I move-on? How will I grow-here? Like an impossible little spur that nestles between resistant skin and unknowing fabric? Can I penetrate the protection? My security is maniacal; it is evidence of crazed disillusion. I am the raven clawing through infinite veneers; I am tangled… Out ****** spot! Out, I say! I must regress to becoming the white blanket. I must know nothing but God. A simple cloth. A towelette. Rags! Rags! Rags! … …. …God? …Hello? …Is it too late to become …plain?
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If he calls you pretty Cut him off You are far too exquisite for degrading words such as those If he says he is different Do not return his call Those words light a flame of false hope that burns down every wall you've built up If he does not try to understand Slam the door in his face You have no need for a coward
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Jan 28, 2015
Jan 28, 2015 at 1:25 AM UTC
Scissors