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"dent" poems
Not quite sure, am I, Neither certain nor at ease. I find no resolution In this step in front of me. I have no metric measures To plumb this stormy ocean, And if I tried to name the weather, It would match my emotion. Life is not a picnic, No matter what some may say It picks you up and throws you Bound to dent, nick, and fray.
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Aug 20, 2014
Aug 20, 2014 at 6:14 PM UTC
Picnic
She came home and said something like Hey how you doing But I didn’t tell her that I have been indulging in a sweet and sour strawberry string sadness there is a living ghost on Facebook and I can’t decide if it is wrong to unfriend the dead so that I am not reminded about the countdown of my own mortality or of my family like a sordid experiment so she said something about the weekend which produces guilt for a spoil I haven’t committed in the spot in my mind that is addicted to a strawberry string sadness where Netflix plays and the dent on my side of the bed becomes more pronounced While I try and decide about a living ghost what is wrong and what is right in this media induced ******* that develops from beta to final release to a total sadness 2.0
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Feb 24, 2015
Feb 24, 2015 at 5:01 AM UTC
She said Hey/Strawberry sour Sadness
The tin warrior, Stands tall and strong, His creator looks in horror, As his new creation has gone terribly wrong. The tin warrior was suppose to have no heart, But no, he came out with a part, The tin warrior was the key to victory, Now who ever wins the war is a pure mystery, Who do they blame for this new creation? Obviously the one who created all this frustration! The tin warrior has a half a heart, Not the best, but it is a start, Instead of stone cold, It became pure gold, Only one person knows why, And it most certainly wasn't the creator guy. The daughter of the creator, She was the one, She may be a traitor, But she knows what she had done. The tin warrior was better than a weapon, The daughter knew that, She doesn't regret her choices for a second, The tin warrior was even better than her father was aiming at. The tin warrior was build for peace, His sword pure white, Not a speck of blood upon it, To walk he used all his might, To keep his heart pumping, He struggled greatly, What the daughter witnessed, Make her quite shaky. You see, a heart was meant for man, And the tin warrior just wasn't it, The tin warrior went out with a plan, So he left a dent in this world, Letting himself shut down, Knowing his plan was unfurled, Everything would be fine without him, As he did his part, The daughter was grim, But knew this was just the start, The tin warrior saved many souls, And now it was her turn to achieve the tin warriors goals.
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Feb 16, 2015
Feb 16, 2015 at 2:58 PM UTC
The Tin Warrior
Somewhere there is a nurse putting clean sheets on what was once someone's death bed. Somewhere there is a police officer laying awake at two in the morning contemplating breaking his thumbs so he won't have to pull another trigger. Somewhere there is a body bag taking the shape of a person. Somewhere a warden has accidentally called a prisoner by their first name. Somewhere there is a man getting ready to pay for his glass of whiskey, his '1 year' AA token falls out of his wallet onto the bar counter. Somewhere the glass is completely empty, somewhere it's overflowing. Somewhere a therapist sitting in an empty session reading the local newspaper's obituary section wondering what she could've done. Somewhere a bullet has fallen in love with a heart, giving a whole new meaning to the 'kiss of death'. Somewhere the girl that never speaks is raising her hand but immediately putting it back down after the sound of her classmates' laughter bounces back and forth from the back of her mind to the front. Somewhere the silence at the dinner table is making a dent in a child's suit of armor. Somewhere a 70 year old man starts skipping instead of walking, he stops taking his medication. Somewhere there is a mother too drunk to sign her daughter's permission slip. Somewhere a man has stolen all of the flowers from a grave, so he can somehow feel as though he's being missed. Somewhere a child is asked what she wants to be when she grows up, she realizes ''myself'' isn't a good enough answer. Somewhere a mirror has been mistaken for a stranger. Somewhere someone is being loved by another person the only way they know how to love; whether it's through kisses, bruises, sleeping too closely to the other, or fifteen missed calls. Somewhere a man is falling in love with the automated voice inside of a voice mail because at least she will listen to him. Somewhere a 911 operator is walking into her house, hearing screams that aren't actually there. Somewhere these short stories are being broadcasted on the news, printed in the paper, whispered to a friend, or rotting in the back of someone's head. Somewhere I am whispering all of these things to a silent room full of people, none of them look up.
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Aug 17, 2014
Aug 17, 2014 at 9:41 PM UTC
Short, Totally Meaningless Stories
Somewhere there is a nurse putting clean sheets on what was once someone's death bed. Somewhere there is a police officer laying awake at two in the morning contemplating breaking his thumbs so he won't have to pull another trigger. Somewhere there is a body bag taking the shape of a person. Somewhere a warden has accidentally called a prisoner by their first name. Somewhere there is a man getting ready to pay for his glass of whiskey, his '1 year' AA token falls out of his wallet onto the bar counter. Somewhere the glass is completely empty, somewhere it's overflowing. Somewhere a therapist sitting in an empty session reading the local newspaper's obituary section wondering what she could've done. Somewhere a bullet has fallen in love with a heart, giving a whole new meaning to the 'kiss of death'. Somewhere the girl that never speaks is raising her hand but immediately putting it back down after the sound of her classmates' laughter bounces back and forth from the back of her mind to the front. Somewhere the silence at the dinner table is making a dent in a child's suit of armor. Somewhere a 70 year old man starts skipping instead of walking, he stops taking his medication. Somewhere there is a mother too drunk to sign her daughter's permission slip. Somewhere a man has stolen all of the flowers from a grave, so he can somehow feel as though he's being missed. Somewhere a child is asked what she wants to be when she grows up, she realizes ''myself'' isn't a good enough answer. Somewhere a mirror has been mistaken for a stranger. Somewhere someone is being loved by another person the only way they know how to love; whether it's through kisses, bruises, sleeping too closely to the other, or fifteen missed calls. Somewhere a man is falling in love with the automated voice inside of a voice mail because at least she will listen to him. Somewhere a 911 operator is walking into her house, hearing screams that aren't actually there. Somewhere these short stories are being broadcasted on the news, printed in the paper, whispered to a friend, or rotting in the back of someone's head. Somewhere I am whispering all of these things to a silent room full of people, none of them look up.
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And the circles that I use to cover with makeup have gotten so dark that not even "industrial strength" concealer covers them up anymore. it doesn't even make a dent.
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Oct 24, 2014
Oct 24, 2014 at 1:41 AM UTC
Sleep
You're just a tiny bit minimalist in your own unique way a white star I have to squint to see in daytime sky not a Mercedes five point but a Nissan Micra car you park neatly in a three point turn by my netsuke and put a circular dent on my platonic furniture Your two humble rooms devoid of any bold sculpture except a fold-out table and a miniature bubble chair and a futon for a bed which is troublesome to share you draw the line at adornments but allow a wallflower A bulb in a bowl is your ornamental garden feature mealtimes a nibble on grated carrot celery cucumber you run so long on empty you're an eco friendly teacher stretching out the energy is a passion of my lover engaging in lessons on sustaining a resourceful nature Your shoes two pointe ballet slip ons easy to care barely there g-string thin cotton underwear nothing loud to upset your understated figure slight as a pin drop your bottom's semi-derrière sits so light on feet I'd swear you float on air I rarely get to hear you come before you're in my hair with a voice pitch high as a smitten kitten's purr your upper reaches get a score sized single 'A' nice when it fits into our schemes of feng shui I carry your bundle home on the roadway rivers of light yet you only burn one ray of candle power at night born of scintillating atoms which flow along each vein containing so much love without clutter in your frame a brave star small as wings formed of minuscule wire flutters in your eyes with minimal flare but deep desire
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Jul 24, 2014
Jul 24, 2014 at 12:54 PM UTC
My Bonsai Ballerina
You're just a tiny bit minimalist in your own unique way a white star I have to squint to see in daytime sky not a Mercedes five point but a Nissan Micra car you park neatly in a three point turn by my netsuke and put a circular dent on my platonic furniture Your two humble rooms devoid of any bold sculpture except a fold-out table and a miniature bubble chair and a futon for a bed which is troublesome to share you draw the line at adornments but allow a wallflower A bulb in a bowl is your ornamental garden feature mealtimes a nibble on grated carrot celery cucumber you run so long on empty you're an eco friendly teacher stretching out the energy is a passion of my lover engaging in lessons on sustaining a resourceful nature Your shoes two pointe ballet slip ons easy to care barely there g-string thin cotton underwear nothing loud to upset your understated figure slight as a pin drop your bottom's semi-derrière sits so light on feet I'd swear you float on air I rarely get to hear you come before you're in my hair with a voice pitch high as a smitten kitten's purr your upper reaches get a score sized single 'A' nice when it fits into our schemes of feng shui I carry your bundle home on the roadway rivers of light yet you only burn one ray of candle power at night born of scintillating atoms which flow along each vein containing so much love without clutter in your frame a brave star small as wings formed of minuscule wire flutters in your eyes with minimal flare but deep desire
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we are all rocks. we are built up over many years, influenced by our surroundings as we weather and erode as part of the conditions we are subjected to - the trials that we are put through. we are compressed by the weight of heavy loads. we will be weighed down by our heavy hearts, and crushed by forces of the universe that are bigger than us. we are made up of many sediments, fragments of other rocks. the influence of others. we are the composition of everyone whom we've met, and their impact on our lives. some people leave larger pieces of sediment, while some are smaller than a tiny grain of sand. but they make us who we are today. and we never die. we live on for millions of years, you and me - these rocks are the physical imprints of our spiritual souls on the earth, because everyone affects something in one way or the other. we may not believe it, but believe this: we have the power to change the world - just by being here. we are a part of the bigger picture, a series of rocks that make up part of human history. wherever you go, you will have made your mark. be it just a tiny dent in the soil, or a boulder that fell from a mountain - realise that things would be different if you had not been what you are and gone where you've been.
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Jul 18, 2013
Jul 18, 2013 at 3:41 PM UTC
rocks
<> you pout and defer, dancing backwards, claiming, blue is now blackened from underuse, incapable and incapacitating revival *saying  eyes cannot see, distinctly, neither near or far, the tremble of love, forgot & distantly absent, but I know, a heart’s sensory muscles never die, though weaken they might, underused, un-exercised denying  that inspiration   no longer resides with in thy sensitivities, has fled, undercover of smoking forest fires all the diurnal hazards that invade, occupying my internal spaces once filled by poems you conceived, birthed, in a pleasured haze, came so fast, you bare recall agony accompanied, but not the ecstasy of the end resultant!* ***you know it’s you of whom I write, but, a note not shaming names, but messages countless private messages have I sent begging, beseeching, give me your gifts*** once more, you owe me not, though I oft irritate with my deafening pleas, yet only denials continue, my pleas ding but dent not, the tired fear of your exposition so speak to you plain, feed my soul selfish like in years gone past, there are holes in mine that require your elixir, creamy softness that moistens my face with tears of your words originating, astound, enfold** not later, not soon, not excusals, write for me NOW, WRITE FOR YOURSELF, but leave me not forsaken and thirst un-slackened,** Answer! To whom do you owe your poems?
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Jun 11, 2023
Jun 11, 2023 at 11:30 AM UTC
The Ink in Your Blood Never Dies! (To whom do you owe your poems?)
Loudly it sounded, The horns message clear, The gods had been warned, The giants were near. From Jotunheim to Midgard To Asgard they came, Their intent was clear, Their purpose the same. Loudly they shouted, They yelled, and they raged, The gods and the giants Were battle engaged. Thor with his hammer and Vidar with shoe, One would think battle Was all that they knew. Tyr with one hand And Frey with no sword, They should have stayed back, But of their own accord Into battle they leapt, Into battle they ran, Against the giants To make their stand. The moon and the sun, Luna and Sol, Went into the bellies of Hati and Skoll. Tidal waves crashed all over the world, Out of the oceans came The serpent of Midgard. Thor ran at the beast, The great Fenrir Wolf, But he was soon In snakes coils engulfed. Thor pounded away, He hammered the snake, But he did no damage, No dent did he make. The great Fenrir Wolf Rushed at Odin, The god stabbed with his spear, But the great wolf did win. Vidar rushed at the beast With his big heavy shoe, Kicked in the jaw, The Fenrir Wolf flew Away from the battle, away from the fray, In the depths of space The Fenrir Wolf stays. The gods and the giants, The battle they fought, And in the end it was all for naught. They destroyed each other, Each and every one, And out of the darkness Came a new sun. In the sun’s warmth, A great green was spread, The great land had died, And was back from the dead. Two gods were left, The young sons of Thor, They were spared because they were good and pure. The gods met with two humans Who had lived through the strife, And together they planned a new and better life. And for this reason, The Norse people say, The gods stay in Asgard To this very day. But if in the future The giants attack, The gods will come to Midgard, And they will attack.
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Aug 30, 2012
Aug 30, 2012 at 11:50 AM UTC
The Battle at Midgard
Loudly it sounded, The horns message clear, The gods had been warned, The giants were near. From Jotunheim to Midgard To Asgard they came, Their intent was clear, Their purpose the same. Loudly they shouted, They yelled, and they raged, The gods and the giants Were battle engaged. Thor with his hammer and Vidar with shoe, One would think battle Was all that they knew. Tyr with one hand And Frey with no sword, They should have stayed back, But of their own accord Into battle they leapt, Into battle they ran, Against the giants To make their stand. The moon and the sun, Luna and Sol, Went into the bellies of Hati and Skoll. Tidal waves crashed all over the world, Out of the oceans came The serpent of Midgard. Thor ran at the beast, The great Fenrir Wolf, But he was soon In snakes coils engulfed. Thor pounded away, He hammered the snake, But he did no damage, No dent did he make. The great Fenrir Wolf Rushed at Odin, The god stabbed with his spear, But the great wolf did win. Vidar rushed at the beast With his big heavy shoe, Kicked in the jaw, The Fenrir Wolf flew Away from the battle, away from the fray, In the depths of space The Fenrir Wolf stays. The gods and the giants, The battle they fought, And in the end it was all for naught. They destroyed each other, Each and every one, And out of the darkness Came a new sun. In the sun’s warmth, A great green was spread, The great land had died, And was back from the dead. Two gods were left, The young sons of Thor, They were spared because they were good and pure. The gods met with two humans Who had lived through the strife, And together they planned a new and better life. And for this reason, The Norse people say, The gods stay in Asgard To this very day. But if in the future The giants attack, The gods will come to Midgard, And they will attack.
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*"A working man that's what you are a young, dependable not entirely punctual working man and you can do anything with your working hands fix a tap, wire a circuit, build a garden wall or fell a tree you can do whatever you put your hands to you can be whatever you want to be"* Something breaks *"with working hands I'll try to fix it but it takes time to learn it takes time to be good at something for me everything takes time I'm not bad they say just learning in my frustration I wonder what if I'm at full capacity when there's more to come? what if I'm just incapable? destined to be an idle man with rough, callused soon to be soft and useless working hands"*                     . . . Well I want tomorrow today so what good are these working hands anyway? I work and work and work away pay my bills I'm always late with rent yes, work is overrated and my pay doesn't make a dent can't replace all the time I've spent working with my hands Isn't it funny trading something so precious for something as trivial as money my brain works over time day and night when I get to work it's like turning out a light I think less and do more it's kind of nice so I think I'll sit tight and stay on the tools reject the office jobs I can have it all white finger back problems an RSI bad knees asbestosis and arc eye I can get all of them so long as I try work really hard and graft away working man and all that! who wants tomorrow today when you can wear a hard hat?
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Jan 25, 2017
Jan 25, 2017 at 2:37 PM UTC
Working Hands
*"A working man that's what you are a young, dependable not entirely punctual working man and you can do anything with your working hands fix a tap, wire a circuit, build a garden wall or fell a tree you can do whatever you put your hands to you can be whatever you want to be"* Something breaks *"with working hands I'll try to fix it but it takes time to learn it takes time to be good at something for me everything takes time I'm not bad they say just learning in my frustration I wonder what if I'm at full capacity when there's more to come? what if I'm just incapable? destined to be an idle man with rough, callused soon to be soft and useless working hands"*                     . . . Well I want tomorrow today so what good are these working hands anyway? I work and work and work away pay my bills I'm always late with rent yes, work is overrated and my pay doesn't make a dent can't replace all the time I've spent working with my hands Isn't it funny trading something so precious for something as trivial as money my brain works over time day and night when I get to work it's like turning out a light I think less and do more it's kind of nice so I think I'll sit tight and stay on the tools reject the office jobs I can have it all white finger back problems an RSI bad knees asbestosis and arc eye I can get all of them so long as I try work really hard and graft away working man and all that! who wants tomorrow today when you can wear a hard hat?
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I ended up in the hospital again I was in a pretty nasty car accident I was in the hospital for a little while quite a few bones of mine suffered a dent they forced me in for about a week I couldn't wait to leave however a nurse was transferred onto my floor, she looked so good, I couldn't believe myself, I wanted to stay in bed heart monitor and all and needles leaving my bed she did get job admirably, bringing Me food doing her rounds every single shift she was on I casually threw a couple of little lines at her, playfully, you know, to give her a smile or two as the day wore on Well on the last day I was in the lovely nurse walked into the room "this isn't your shift?" I said, somewhat surprised that's when I noticed her hand slide up her thighs... She walked to the door and locked us inside I saw a sense of burning lust in her eyes she walked back to my bed and kissed me long and took away the pain my God, she was so wet my leg felt as if it was caught in the rain So I asked "Is this my going away present?" She replied "Yes my patient, for taking your shots you've earned it"
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Feb 15, 2015
Feb 15, 2015 at 9:12 PM UTC
Oh Nurse **** Sunday)
Another slimy page absorbed by gentle, tender hands Another reality channel infected by impossibilities Another grainy film shaded by green to hide the truth All eyes are glued to these perfections Simple utopias I can never be Her hair, his eyes, their laugh, that smile How disheartening it is for my friends to say one word when the tags on my clothing say another A dent here, a scar there, a bulge elsewhere hips too wide, skin too rough, hair too straight, eyes too red, toes too small, nose too big, scar too dark, skin too light My entire being is stitched together faults So my eyes burn as yours shine I guess it is yet another imperfection But then again, are the blemishes even mine?
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Jul 16, 2014
Jul 16, 2014 at 10:44 PM UTC
Complete Inadequacy
From one lunatic to another One poet to his friend We said we should go sailing Ended up sinking in the end They said that we were mad And maybe they had spoke the truth But the way in which they put it Was so terribly uncouth So we left them on the shoreline Waving backwards with relief We would ride the incandescent waves So set in our beliefs That we would reach the other side We would become the pioneers We would find the favoured winds Across that ocean of our fears We put out of the harbour Put our faith into The Boat We paddled with our hands And handed our trust to The Boat But now we’re shipwrecked on a coastline Full of cannibals and rats We wanted to put a dent in history But we’ve barely made a scratch We went exploring on the island This unfamiliar place Got lost in a simple jungle Brushed away the green disgrace We found a village of the natives But we had to pass them by We wouldn’t sell our heads for hunting We’d rather run away than die We found an orchard in the mountains On a fragrant afternoon But the fruit it was forbidden Now we’re servants for the moon We left home making sense But just found madness on The Boat We sailed after our dreams But just found nightmares on The Boat They say it’s an affliction When the moon is shining bright But to me it’s an addiction And a goddess given right To wear left handed trousers And be gracious in defeat They think we’re being honest And we are: that’s our deceit We wander in the meadows Softly howling at the sky We tie ourselves to trees So we can safely learn to fly I’d say that I’m a better man Than I ever was before But I’m still here on the wrong side Of that ol’ asylum door We came here wanting answers Left our questions on The Boat We came home with the tide But left our senses on The Boat
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Aug 1, 2013
Aug 1, 2013 at 5:02 PM UTC
The Boat
From one lunatic to another One poet to his friend We said we should go sailing Ended up sinking in the end They said that we were mad And maybe they had spoke the truth But the way in which they put it Was so terribly uncouth So we left them on the shoreline Waving backwards with relief We would ride the incandescent waves So set in our beliefs That we would reach the other side We would become the pioneers We would find the favoured winds Across that ocean of our fears We put out of the harbour Put our faith into The Boat We paddled with our hands And handed our trust to The Boat But now we’re shipwrecked on a coastline Full of cannibals and rats We wanted to put a dent in history But we’ve barely made a scratch We went exploring on the island This unfamiliar place Got lost in a simple jungle Brushed away the green disgrace We found a village of the natives But we had to pass them by We wouldn’t sell our heads for hunting We’d rather run away than die We found an orchard in the mountains On a fragrant afternoon But the fruit it was forbidden Now we’re servants for the moon We left home making sense But just found madness on The Boat We sailed after our dreams But just found nightmares on The Boat They say it’s an affliction When the moon is shining bright But to me it’s an addiction And a goddess given right To wear left handed trousers And be gracious in defeat They think we’re being honest And we are: that’s our deceit We wander in the meadows Softly howling at the sky We tie ourselves to trees So we can safely learn to fly I’d say that I’m a better man Than I ever was before But I’m still here on the wrong side Of that ol’ asylum door We came here wanting answers Left our questions on The Boat We came home with the tide But left our senses on The Boat
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There it is again, the craving. I can feel it crawling under my skin. The need to feed is too strong, I can't move. Not until I have it. The poptarts put a dent in it, But it's not enough. The cereal, better, It's coursing through my veins. I can feel myself getting stronger. The pepsi, it fuels me, I can do everything now, No one can stop me. I will be satisfied for now, maybe an hour. Then the urge will return and the cycle will start again.
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May 10, 2015
May 10, 2015 at 7:17 PM UTC
Poptarts, Cereal, and Pepsi.
Round and baby smooth Before the heavy lessons Now more gold than globe Earned geography Topography in bruises Ridged in blue and black Fault lines and canyons Shining yellow Kevlar-filled Stronger in the cracks But this recent dent is a gut-aching crater that wobbled my world So, I wait for healing gold And grow stronger from repair
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Sep 8, 2025
Sep 8, 2025 at 3:01 AM UTC
Self-concept kintsugi
The falling stars in this ironic night make majesties out of those cubicle-ridden New Yorkers' routine Tuesday night daydreams, where they make macabre escape routes out of every perfectly-placed window piercing the concrete sentences that escalate from Ground Zero. Your law offices, corporate ******* headquarters, are all bursting at the seams with these drones, the falling stars of the human race, all composed of 14 different shades of grayscale; could've been should've been could've been shootin' stars that year they were promised lives of upper middle class incomes and Lexus dealerships bought to dent their status on the neighborhood, but that sparkle's been emaciated by the truth, the underwhelming spectacle of realization accentuated by the clicking and the clacking of company keyboards, each little click gnawing more at their patience than the next; the faceless brush strokes gawk through that window, their plans less hypothetical over the calendar years. "I can hear it calling me from miles away," says Copy #90045280, "see, they SPEAK to me, man, tell me to transcend the hurdle of the windowsill and make my rendezvous with an asphalt avenue, to join the other casualties of this rut-infested nation in a life with the real stars, falling and shooting and jettisoning alike, throbbing lights through dark sky silk and into the hearts of even the most robotic of this catalog culture, and I frightfully, excitedly, must listen."
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Apr 29, 2010
Apr 29, 2010 at 10:53 AM UTC
Manhattan Astronomy
Push back that limp piece of hair behind the thinness of your ears and look at yourself full on, no make-up, or mask, or paint or picture just DNA, yours. I see waves of songs and lyrics attached to flesh, can you hear it? That transcendental vocal like a babies cry and a mother tender eye, a demise too immortal for human opinion. But I know you hear it too, the other sound of lies that are inescapable and so pungent it turns milk sour and crushes noses you take small bites, and pretend to dance as you listen to that melody as if it was truth but darling its not truth, for the acne scars, and full lips, the birthmarks and stolen hips, flat chest, and dent of skin, is beautiful to me cause I see what's flowing from within
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Jun 7, 2014
Jun 7, 2014 at 9:06 AM UTC
Body distortion
So no one told you **** was gonna cost this much (clap clap clap clap) Your jobs a joke, you're broke, Can't even buy some lunch. It's like you're always stuck to scraping rez, But, When you can't afford **** or food, you can thank our Pres-i-dent, But, I will smoke with you, until my baggy is no more, I will smoke with you, like I've smoked you up before, I will smoke with you, Because you've smoked with me too.
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Dec 3, 2013
Dec 3, 2013 at 6:42 PM UTC
Stoner Friends.
dysphoria can be defined as a general unease or dissatisfaction, a discontent but dysphoria feels more like a disconnect my heartbeat feels more like a defect when it throbs against my shrinking ribcage I can feel that it's making a dent dysphoria comes from a greek root meaning "hard to bear" it is hard to bear **** it's hard to breathe literally physically I cannot breathe I cannot be free dysphoria is when you have to close your eyes while you shower so you can't see each breath shakes as it comes out of me there is medical material clung so tightly to my body it has become an extension of me and nothing on me belongs to me I am trapped beneath waves of what I can't stand to be my body of water feels more like an anchor I am drowning and you can tug at my spine but you cannot feel me I cannot even feel me I would do anything to make these ends meet dysphoria grabs hastily a current does not care your worth, it just pulls you under dysphoria does not care if you deserve better dysphoria is a disconnect and I haven't found directions to the end
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Jul 26, 2015
Jul 26, 2015 at 8:00 PM UTC
d y s p h o r i a
The plump moon lights up my room. My mind is now a flat graph no desire no lust no dream the cold winds from the rumbling sea make no dent on me I look at my palms and see the cracked floor gnarled roots of mangrove on the wall blend seamlessly with all I have like once I had her in this room love together taking wingless flight to the moon but now I more like sitting here prospecting no words to rhyme not angered at the blankness for in this vacuous moonlight I wait without a hope of gain without a despair of loss unconstrained for time contoured by fireflies alone recounting a new beginning from the end.
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Apr 5, 2017
Apr 5, 2017 at 11:00 AM UTC
Afterlife
Thugs with Pens & Aerosol Cans Thugs with Pens Hell-bent; not on cultism Just airing the other sentiments That don’t make it to primetime Thugs with pens Not poking out eyes Just venting spleen Sick of the lies Thugs with pens Deserve to be heard They don’t poison your brain With stacks of ***** Thugs with pens And aerosol cans Can change your mind In ******* time Thugs with pens Can make a dent They don’t need to insert Un-readable, un-interesting Covert small print.... Thugs with pens Don’t need no script writers Or advisors nor signatories Witnesses, nor dodgy men With gold plated fountain pen nibs To make amends Or throw in no hidden clauses That secretly **** your life blood Thugs with pens Don’t aim to pierce your skin But make their mark Deeper within Thugs with pens And aerosol cans Completely uncensored champions of free speech The establishment want suppressed, silenced, deleted; terminated. Thugs with pens And aerosol cans don’t Schedule meetings To fix the minutes And schedule another meeting And keep ‘minutes’ As square angled And unproductive As formal conversation Thugs with pens Aim venomous ink At headless politicians That squawks like chickens Bending over For the ************* Bank-beefing corporations, Controlling the masses With ***** little catchphrases And mounds of munitions And illegally enforced restrictions On your movement and free expression Honest men Have nothing to fear From Thugs with Pens & Aerosol Cans These “thugs” seek asylum From countries Where the law’s Not bought and bent Thugs with pens & aerosol cans Are made to wear monikers and masks Thugs with pens Don’t turn on its own Neighbours and citizens To perpetuate myths: A ****** ************* lie… A thing that never happened! (That’s for all of you dumb wits out there Who believe most of the **** That’s drip fed Your sensation addicted minds Most of the time,) Time you started reading between the lines In fact get a pen Or an aerosol can Write your own lines Start broadcasting Reclaim your space Before you’re completely neoned Into the shade And corralled under the spell Of a TV screen Or an anger raising headline That conducts the flow Of the status quo Load up your magazines With ball point pens And sharp edged writing nibs, Strap on a belt of aerosol cans Reclaim your right to free expression In public spaces Join the rag-tag army Of intuitive Self-knowing men The End: is well begun, George Orwell Should never have written That blueprint, ‘1984’
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Mar 25, 2013
Mar 25, 2013 at 8:59 AM UTC
Thugs with Pens
Thugs with Pens & Aerosol Cans Thugs with Pens Hell-bent; not on cultism Just airing the other sentiments That don’t make it to primetime Thugs with pens Not poking out eyes Just venting spleen Sick of the lies Thugs with pens Deserve to be heard They don’t poison your brain With stacks of ***** Thugs with pens And aerosol cans Can change your mind In ******* time Thugs with pens Can make a dent They don’t need to insert Un-readable, un-interesting Covert small print.... Thugs with pens Don’t need no script writers Or advisors nor signatories Witnesses, nor dodgy men With gold plated fountain pen nibs To make amends Or throw in no hidden clauses That secretly **** your life blood Thugs with pens Don’t aim to pierce your skin But make their mark Deeper within Thugs with pens And aerosol cans Completely uncensored champions of free speech The establishment want suppressed, silenced, deleted; terminated. Thugs with pens And aerosol cans don’t Schedule meetings To fix the minutes And schedule another meeting And keep ‘minutes’ As square angled And unproductive As formal conversation Thugs with pens Aim venomous ink At headless politicians That squawks like chickens Bending over For the ************* Bank-beefing corporations, Controlling the masses With ***** little catchphrases And mounds of munitions And illegally enforced restrictions On your movement and free expression Honest men Have nothing to fear From Thugs with Pens & Aerosol Cans These “thugs” seek asylum From countries Where the law’s Not bought and bent Thugs with pens & aerosol cans Are made to wear monikers and masks Thugs with pens Don’t turn on its own Neighbours and citizens To perpetuate myths: A ****** ************* lie… A thing that never happened! (That’s for all of you dumb wits out there Who believe most of the **** That’s drip fed Your sensation addicted minds Most of the time,) Time you started reading between the lines In fact get a pen Or an aerosol can Write your own lines Start broadcasting Reclaim your space Before you’re completely neoned Into the shade And corralled under the spell Of a TV screen Or an anger raising headline That conducts the flow Of the status quo Load up your magazines With ball point pens And sharp edged writing nibs, Strap on a belt of aerosol cans Reclaim your right to free expression In public spaces Join the rag-tag army Of intuitive Self-knowing men The End: is well begun, George Orwell Should never have written That blueprint, ‘1984’
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damaged a word never described it so perfectly it functions good enough but wear and tear over time has taken away the shine damaged like scrap parts sold for cars once it was beautiful and whole but it sits on its own and even if it does find another home or something to complete it will still stand out like mismatched socks damaged when they look at him they see character every dent tells a story of tough times and how they only made him stronger but in her they see something wrong a machine broken beyond repair if she could she would smash her entire being and watch the pieces shatter because at least something obliviated doesn’t have a false sense of hope blindly dragging it along wondering if one day things can be repaired and the damage be undone damaged we don’t know when along the way it happened but it did and it has altered everything about her from the way she smiles to the way she sees the world i wish i could show her how to re-wire her brain so her thoughts can be reset and the pieces can rearrange until they feel like they are where they’re supposed to be but she is damaged i am damaged a word has never described me so perfectly damaged
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Feb 15, 2019
Feb 15, 2019 at 12:04 AM UTC
damaged
cosmic dust.. blowing in the wind that's what we are. remains and debris of impacted rock that clutters and piles meaningless and purposeless. just until the moment of gravity or some god-like force accumulates the lifeless rock and dust into larger objects of mass. what is formed is just a glimmer, a speck in the whole universe. a tiny cog in a gigantic network of gadgets and machines. that is us... and then Jobs told us to go make a dent in it all… go and make your mark… and follow your heart
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Mar 18, 2015
Mar 18, 2015 at 6:16 PM UTC
cosmic dust
~It's time to let everything go and get my mindset right Thoughts and confusion consistently put up a fight ~Overcoming the past and focusing on the present Life's obstacles make sure they leave their dent ~Strength and willpower will lead me through my quest It is only in the end everyone will see I'm doing my best ~The pride i'll possess from doing it all alone This will truly show the people I love how I've grown ~This path I'm on will never show what I'm truly capable of I don't want to look down on my family from the heavens above ~I don't want anyone to stand by me if they don't feel I am capable I'll just have to show them that I'm ready and able ~I need to show myself how much I love being in my own skin It's only then that I can tell myself ultimately I'm going to win ~The sickness in the end isn't worth the pain I want to be prepared for anything, shine or rain
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Jan 25, 2014
Jan 25, 2014 at 5:37 PM UTC
Honesty, Open Mindedness and Willingness~
You stripped my soul, Ripped me from my shoes Where I stood in innocence. You extracted my childlike traits, Treated my body As your ********* paycheck. My whole future Was laid out in front me. Now you fabricated a dent in it, One that has shattered me Forever. I used to smile, Be full of life, Slept at night, My body never reeked the incessant scent of the lifeless souls you sold me to. My heart ached everyday, I longed for home, where safety was waiting for me. Everyday I was a raindrop, Trying to cling onto the window of hope, But always slipped away. You don’t understand the pain, You’re only in it for the hunnits Please understand, That my dehumanization is not worthy For what you gain. My body became an abstract canvas, For your ugly pleasures. Bruised, bloodied, beaten, and battered. Cuts and aches line my delicate skin, But to you all my pain is fake. You slapped my delicate face, every time I asked for my precious prize of my childhood, every time clear oceans surged out of my eyes. “Shut the hell up!” You yelled As I let out wails of agony. You stepped all over me Like I was a used cigarette. You ignored my shrieking screams, Actually, You loved it. You forced me To comply with their beastly gratifications, Only in return for your abundant riches. You stepped on me, like I was a ***** grimy, muddy puddle, over and over Even so, I was still considered desirable. I am NOT your canvas. I am NOT your paycheck. I am NOT your plaything. I am worthy of honor, worthy of respectful awe and delicacy. I did not feel the worth of a human being anymore. I felt ill treated, broken, bent, demeaned. You stripped my soul, and, Deprived me of my self respect. And I will never Ever Be the same. The only thought That seeps into my mind At sunrise and the brink of midnight, Is that I Was someone’s ***** Listen to the pleas of Children, their ribbons shriveling up. Spouses, their vows rupturing. Siblings, their hearts torn apart. Parents, Bawling for their sanities, Waiting to rejoice With their miraculous bundles of joy—
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Mar 24, 2017
Mar 24, 2017 at 11:13 AM UTC
Pulverization
You stripped my soul, Ripped me from my shoes Where I stood in innocence. You extracted my childlike traits, Treated my body As your ********* paycheck. My whole future Was laid out in front me. Now you fabricated a dent in it, One that has shattered me Forever. I used to smile, Be full of life, Slept at night, My body never reeked the incessant scent of the lifeless souls you sold me to. My heart ached everyday, I longed for home, where safety was waiting for me. Everyday I was a raindrop, Trying to cling onto the window of hope, But always slipped away. You don’t understand the pain, You’re only in it for the hunnits Please understand, That my dehumanization is not worthy For what you gain. My body became an abstract canvas, For your ugly pleasures. Bruised, bloodied, beaten, and battered. Cuts and aches line my delicate skin, But to you all my pain is fake. You slapped my delicate face, every time I asked for my precious prize of my childhood, every time clear oceans surged out of my eyes. “Shut the hell up!” You yelled As I let out wails of agony. You stepped all over me Like I was a used cigarette. You ignored my shrieking screams, Actually, You loved it. You forced me To comply with their beastly gratifications, Only in return for your abundant riches. You stepped on me, like I was a ***** grimy, muddy puddle, over and over Even so, I was still considered desirable. I am NOT your canvas. I am NOT your paycheck. I am NOT your plaything. I am worthy of honor, worthy of respectful awe and delicacy. I did not feel the worth of a human being anymore. I felt ill treated, broken, bent, demeaned. You stripped my soul, and, Deprived me of my self respect. And I will never Ever Be the same. The only thought That seeps into my mind At sunrise and the brink of midnight, Is that I Was someone’s ***** Listen to the pleas of Children, their ribbons shriveling up. Spouses, their vows rupturing. Siblings, their hearts torn apart. Parents, Bawling for their sanities, Waiting to rejoice With their miraculous bundles of joy—
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