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"dislocating" poems
You act callously crude Like Cronenberg's brood You keep the body horror In the naughty drawer I feel my body's poorer So you convince me I'm rich Then treat me like an itch And scratch To detach You invited me to your chateau Then left me on this plateau For my beating heart exploded from my chest Once I foolishly entered your nasty nest There I lay As immobile prey My body was infected By your touch And my mind dissected Way too much You passionately present me with body horror I really resent you for being a shoddy sawyer Cutting me down but not completely Your lackluster love travels obliquely Dislocating my horrified heart My rib cage begins to part As my mangled love Escapes with my blood My fingers are breaking Trying to carry the relationship Happiness I'm faking When you crack your elation whip When I'm powerless to the ***** I become showerless in a hurry And my skin starts to rot While I lie on your cold cot You're my unforgiving cop And the horrors never stop
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Oct 31, 2017
Oct 31, 2017 at 1:15 PM UTC
Body Horror
the night was already crazy-wild by the time we arrived at Jarred's pool. he had a big house but we never went in 4 teens, teen dream, a dream team; but I knew deep down just what it was we snuck out for. a "transform-optional" rite, this hollow night. but I still had doubts... as Jarred offered me an aluminum can of something and I nervously said, "no thank you", the moon had proudly jut out he had a big house but we never went in. I hadn't noticed, without the moonlight, just how sharp Jarred's teeth and fingernails were. canines, ivory & sporadic. looking at me I hadn't noticed how reptilian our 2 friends were The fangs and dislocating jaws, tendrils & scales. Man-o-war for a head, giant earthworm for an arm She looked scarier than he. Those 2 went at each other in a murderous way A blood sport of sorts. Confusing to me. She spread her jaws wide - a parachute with teeth And bit down hard between his legs. Blood everywhere. Blood spattered on her face She looked ****** god-awful by then. The meat of his dead body then re-animated And assimilated with hers. Anabiosis + Differentiate Jarred, a werewolf or something like it, approached me. He had a big house but we never went in. we chatted poolside for a while he'd go harmoniously from monster to human, human to monster. Boiling cancerous growths under his fur Grew angry eyes that glared at me. clawhand on the back of my neck, he went in for a kiss (or a bite) with a puckered face and bared teeth. This is it. I finally felt a grossness so profound that I, without thinking, jumped in the pool to splish-splash, cool, to escape, whatever I opened my eyes and just floated there for a bit. hanging in the stillness trying to forget those alien freaks staring up at the moon from the bottom of a pool.
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Aug 21, 2012
Aug 21, 2012 at 10:33 PM UTC
Jump In the Pool
the night was already crazy-wild by the time we arrived at Jarred's pool. he had a big house but we never went in 4 teens, teen dream, a dream team; but I knew deep down just what it was we snuck out for. a "transform-optional" rite, this hollow night. but I still had doubts... as Jarred offered me an aluminum can of something and I nervously said, "no thank you", the moon had proudly jut out he had a big house but we never went in. I hadn't noticed, without the moonlight, just how sharp Jarred's teeth and fingernails were. canines, ivory & sporadic. looking at me I hadn't noticed how reptilian our 2 friends were The fangs and dislocating jaws, tendrils & scales. Man-o-war for a head, giant earthworm for an arm She looked scarier than he. Those 2 went at each other in a murderous way A blood sport of sorts. Confusing to me. She spread her jaws wide - a parachute with teeth And bit down hard between his legs. Blood everywhere. Blood spattered on her face She looked ****** god-awful by then. The meat of his dead body then re-animated And assimilated with hers. Anabiosis + Differentiate Jarred, a werewolf or something like it, approached me. He had a big house but we never went in. we chatted poolside for a while he'd go harmoniously from monster to human, human to monster. Boiling cancerous growths under his fur Grew angry eyes that glared at me. clawhand on the back of my neck, he went in for a kiss (or a bite) with a puckered face and bared teeth. This is it. I finally felt a grossness so profound that I, without thinking, jumped in the pool to splish-splash, cool, to escape, whatever I opened my eyes and just floated there for a bit. hanging in the stillness trying to forget those alien freaks staring up at the moon from the bottom of a pool.
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am I awake dreaming that I am asleep or perhaps asleep dreaming that I am awake yet I do dream. I dream of Brazil where antique rages like great storms announce themselves with a small breeze that stands against rust in mighty waves and stares at the bleak mid winter eyes of oppression and by crimson haste, dithers in despair and watches the pages that unleash such rages become the cobalt colour of tombstones who ***** themselves behind the eyes in dramatic stages yet is the announcement of all these historic rages that are outrageous placed upon blank pages that butchers compassion which is almost infinitesimally brief yet so poignant and dislocating has a momentarily almost faint identity that singles indefinable loss that is expressed in all known language and splinters the mind into dark deep waters that the only thing that can be trusted is this moment, this moment is the realisation, so powerful that one cannot do otherwise but confront it and in so doing feel the immense vibration of change
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Jun 22, 2013
Jun 22, 2013 at 11:45 AM UTC
A Dream of Brazil
“If you can make it through the night, there’s a brighter day.” - Tupac Shakur I see your tears crawling silently on the stairs of fear, alone no one is near but your cries are heard young child. Emotion black & blue from the punches of their laughs/the commotion inside your mind baring scars from the lacerations of loneliness you feel -- searching but finding no way to deal with the internal pain that throws you up against the wall of difference and trips you onto the curb of your own self-expression. I feel your heart calling out for someone to grab your fall; someone just to see that you are someone other than the names they call you and you are someone other than the shouts of abuse that has you afraid to step out into a harsh world and someone who sees that you are someone other than the echoes of humiliation that threaten to tear down the walls of your mental stability; you just need someone to show you that within you there is an ability to escape and fight back with the force of just being you. Young child let your individuality shine because every inch of your soul is someone proud and fine. Walk strong because no matter how hard the world kicks you your bones will not bruise. You will not limp because your mind will not fracture through their attempts to try dislocating your sense of self. There is always a better day waiting to show you that you will be okay and I know now your nights are long as it is your fear that tomorrow will be cruel but just remember you are filled with worth and a voice born to be heard. Believe in you because life is not a bully.
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Jul 7, 2012
Jul 7, 2012 at 10:05 PM UTC
Bully
“If you can make it through the night, there’s a brighter day.” - Tupac Shakur I see your tears crawling silently on the stairs of fear, alone no one is near but your cries are heard young child. Emotion black & blue from the punches of their laughs/the commotion inside your mind baring scars from the lacerations of loneliness you feel -- searching but finding no way to deal with the internal pain that throws you up against the wall of difference and trips you onto the curb of your own self-expression. I feel your heart calling out for someone to grab your fall; someone just to see that you are someone other than the names they call you and you are someone other than the shouts of abuse that has you afraid to step out into a harsh world and someone who sees that you are someone other than the echoes of humiliation that threaten to tear down the walls of your mental stability; you just need someone to show you that within you there is an ability to escape and fight back with the force of just being you. Young child let your individuality shine because every inch of your soul is someone proud and fine. Walk strong because no matter how hard the world kicks you your bones will not bruise. You will not limp because your mind will not fracture through their attempts to try dislocating your sense of self. There is always a better day waiting to show you that you will be okay and I know now your nights are long as it is your fear that tomorrow will be cruel but just remember you are filled with worth and a voice born to be heard. Believe in you because life is not a bully.
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we watched raccoons eat our piled-up three day old trash through the rectangular kitchen window above the sink angled light emptied through the screen that we thanked God was there unopened decks of Bicycle playing cards gripped the dusted counter for fear of flowing dislocating elbows away from our stomachs baring four ivory wrists to the photon flood
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Aug 29, 2014
Aug 29, 2014 at 3:22 AM UTC
Why Can't I See Them Now
drag me by my finger tips scrape across the floor dislocating, tearing, stretching, disinigrating oh so slow. mutilated piece by piece you destroy my innocence lost in this trembling sensation my body does it quake. grief occupies my only space disgrace is all that fills me up. deathly silence stretches high clinging tightly in these lingering thoughts. lead me on another path distract so it cannot continue now i know...it is you my souls true obsession.
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Sep 7, 2013
Sep 7, 2013 at 9:57 PM UTC
****
most of my poems come spontaneous, dare I say even easy, the composition, tumbling rumbling usually no fumbling, this one, the prep commences. a month priority plus, with wellsprings of considerations, in advance… *’tis Miz Patty’s day of birth, ah, the feminine mystique prevents me from revealing her precessional numerical decades of decadence, but adoration of this Magi, is not so constrained, so bend my knee to the woman who writes a poem’s complexity as if it were a fine medieval tapestry, colors aflaming, workmanship intricate intriguing, well deserving of a place, in the Metropolitan Museum Cloisters fortress, that guards the Hudson River’s Upper Valley’s verdant stippled wider majesty, near to where Washington’s troops fled Manhattan heights to safety in New Jersey, most ignominiously *I’m told that tears arose, then fell, when first she read  this inattributed essay on this jubilee day, a clarion reminder note of her coronation, to this great green planet, Missoura Mama as she is with great affection so known throughout this glorious land* *Ah, wax too eloquent, never my style, only my favorite sin, when one begins to pray tribute, to a finer poet…and mine own heroine* *this aperture of insight, this scrap of script, why the papyrus turns pinkish red, as she demurs this ode of praise, while the edges crisp burnt, brown ~black by the heat of her outraged enraged protestation of “way too much,” a pretense commenced by my opportuned impermissioned reveling revelation of this datapoints accidental dislocating disclosure as is my sin actuelle, go on too long says my devil muse, so a final thought* *if this should somehow be, the first poem you’ve recovered in this land of words gone mad, make to hers, and there spend a day, a lifetime, in a lovely land, where her words will slip through your eyes and hands, like fine grains of sand, each letter, a pearl in black and white*…
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Dec 9, 2024
Dec 9, 2024 at 11:00 PM UTC
On the Morrow: A birthday for patty m.
most of my poems come spontaneous, dare I say even easy, the composition, tumbling rumbling usually no fumbling, this one, the prep commences. a month priority plus, with wellsprings of considerations, in advance… *’tis Miz Patty’s day of birth, ah, the feminine mystique prevents me from revealing her precessional numerical decades of decadence, but adoration of this Magi, is not so constrained, so bend my knee to the woman who writes a poem’s complexity as if it were a fine medieval tapestry, colors aflaming, workmanship intricate intriguing, well deserving of a place, in the Metropolitan Museum Cloisters fortress, that guards the Hudson River’s Upper Valley’s verdant stippled wider majesty, near to where Washington’s troops fled Manhattan heights to safety in New Jersey, most ignominiously *I’m told that tears arose, then fell, when first she read  this inattributed essay on this jubilee day, a clarion reminder note of her coronation, to this great green planet, Missoura Mama as she is with great affection so known throughout this glorious land* *Ah, wax too eloquent, never my style, only my favorite sin, when one begins to pray tribute, to a finer poet…and mine own heroine* *this aperture of insight, this scrap of script, why the papyrus turns pinkish red, as she demurs this ode of praise, while the edges crisp burnt, brown ~black by the heat of her outraged enraged protestation of “way too much,” a pretense commenced by my opportuned impermissioned reveling revelation of this datapoints accidental dislocating disclosure as is my sin actuelle, go on too long says my devil muse, so a final thought* *if this should somehow be, the first poem you’ve recovered in this land of words gone mad, make to hers, and there spend a day, a lifetime, in a lovely land, where her words will slip through your eyes and hands, like fine grains of sand, each letter, a pearl in black and white*…
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~~~ dislocation/punk'd hey baby, put one forward, faking baby steps. life is hard in different ways, for so many of us, the days say, each year of us, walks a unique maze, hands on the wall, unavoidable tripping on speed bumps that make one crazed and that you even see coming but inevitable is the red, swelling, bruises, cutting, the side effects of what gets said, the falling-downs of words that are dislocating things get said, and you get paid in eerie and weary, and the loss of balance, as if you are just the warm water, water that slips over the side, not the body inside, and when you slip up, that wet, warm beat-up, That empty feeling of being is displacing you know, well advanced, that parts of you, moving around inside, sources of internal dizziness, the curve ***** thrown in slow mo that so mesmerize you into watching but not swinging, accepting that the arc, provides burns skinning, and you go down 'n out striking what ya gonna do? dust off and upstanding accept, that some pitches are just **** hard on us, we the swingers, often miss the ball, wide of the mark, sometimes we just stand, mouth agape, watching the ball coming right at us, even foreseeing the incoming paining what hurts, is not those rosy red ridge reminders, the after party of being hit, but that when getting punk'd, chewed up, spit out, you get used to it, and to survive, to keep your wits, you spend time convincing yourself, that you don't even care, but you find your thinking is all about rhyming so when poetry get complicated, ya get back to where ya once before where, keeping it simple, roses red, violets blue, what ya gonna do, but your sense of smell shot to hell, what the hell, thinking just another wet plunking thinking no big dealing this one mo' punking, there will be more but wonder why you can no longer make your simple, confused words to be reduced by right rhyming
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Dec 3, 2015
Dec 3, 2015 at 2:53 PM UTC
dislocation/punk'd
~~~ dislocation/punk'd hey baby, put one forward, faking baby steps. life is hard in different ways, for so many of us, the days say, each year of us, walks a unique maze, hands on the wall, unavoidable tripping on speed bumps that make one crazed and that you even see coming but inevitable is the red, swelling, bruises, cutting, the side effects of what gets said, the falling-downs of words that are dislocating things get said, and you get paid in eerie and weary, and the loss of balance, as if you are just the warm water, water that slips over the side, not the body inside, and when you slip up, that wet, warm beat-up, That empty feeling of being is displacing you know, well advanced, that parts of you, moving around inside, sources of internal dizziness, the curve ***** thrown in slow mo that so mesmerize you into watching but not swinging, accepting that the arc, provides burns skinning, and you go down 'n out striking what ya gonna do? dust off and upstanding accept, that some pitches are just **** hard on us, we the swingers, often miss the ball, wide of the mark, sometimes we just stand, mouth agape, watching the ball coming right at us, even foreseeing the incoming paining what hurts, is not those rosy red ridge reminders, the after party of being hit, but that when getting punk'd, chewed up, spit out, you get used to it, and to survive, to keep your wits, you spend time convincing yourself, that you don't even care, but you find your thinking is all about rhyming so when poetry get complicated, ya get back to where ya once before where, keeping it simple, roses red, violets blue, what ya gonna do, but your sense of smell shot to hell, what the hell, thinking just another wet plunking thinking no big dealing this one mo' punking, there will be more but wonder why you can no longer make your simple, confused words to be reduced by right rhyming
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You can never skip an opportunity to call yourself that Because you’re your ma’s son: Didn’t get caught up in the tool shed Got spiked through with the hooked art of repeating yourself instead Should I feel insulted then That these cracked, digited fringes These rejects of your diminutive anatomy Are how you love me? You love me with the unvoiced, unexplained idiocy Of fingers that make Mexican waves To one particular song And lure mine to come dancing too You love me with the whorls where you keep your DNA Counting the concaves in my skeleton: Explore them, soothe them Wonder if you made them And I think you fear that If you ceased to trace me as I grew – A carpenter sifting through the age rings in my spine – I’d only feel the dislocating vagueness Of an absence too menial to be mourned. “Cack-handed” But I remember different: I remember your hands like leather, All heated and scratchy from your pockets, Unhooking the problems from my mouth. And how the weather’d teethed on them, Gnawed away chunks down around the cuticles Until they were dry and scarred like February – February getting lost in its own bleak cavernousness They stir the rag in the shoe polish, And the burnt spoon in the bean tin. I used to try to pinch them But my nails were too soft And your palms too crusted But when they tell me “thick-skinned” I shake my head and think “No, beautifully cack-handed”
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Apr 12, 2016
Apr 12, 2016 at 3:03 AM UTC
“Cack-handed”
I'm laying in my brothers bed, I just needed a change of scenery. He's been dead since late September. No one even goes in his room. Like his bedroom is the coffin that we layed him to rest in. No      No           No This is the room we played games in, threw waterballoons & blasted trap music in. Where we climbed out your window into another universe. We dared to be stupid just because. He had thick brown hair, wide intimidating eyes. He would shove me off the bed, telling me to go die. Tell me one more time, I'll listen to your advice..
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May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 at 6:51 PM UTC
Percent Age Defiled Time Warped Contraction Dislocating Device
“The rest of us are compressed Chest to chest, with whoever stands next. Dislocating themselves from the mass, others Take tricky routes, With the idea that by veering off a little, Round the swarming Pack of people, that their own ‘terrible suffering’ would be Put at bay. “Why go through the mess and waste all that time, when I can go around?” They don’t wait for a minute, they push. Push and push and push. They look full of silence and innocence as they slide aside, But have the mind of a cheat who lives to attack the honest. The crammed lot are still ‘suffering’. We “fools” will soon form a mould for others to Slot into place. Though squeezed, we’ll remain fair. Yet, there will be those Who always go around, As the deceptive route Is the one encouraged now.”
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May 10, 2013
May 10, 2013 at 2:53 PM UTC
No conscience, no patience
It's been a while... And time has become a ten-razor-clawed beast, Ferociously dislocating the ball from it's chain. Sharpening it's teeth on my ankles, Ripping the false stability from under me... There are not enough hours in a year For you to fully comprehend how much I love you.
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Mar 28, 2014
Mar 28, 2014 at 6:42 AM UTC
9:42PM
anguish (as a species) is a most fearsome animal came to visit my abode it is bigger than life and at once too vibrant and too shrouded to define edges save the glittering Chesire rictus that splits its skull like broken mirrors reflecting original sin as if you were the author it characteristically blinds its victim before inserting a single spine into the cardiac muscle paralyzing both beat and brain you may open your eyes once (it will allow you that) before the end so you may appraise its shark-like maw jaw dislocating wide wide wide to afford room for your entirety when it closes, it is not like going to sleep. it is no gentle light. a worser fate, it lets you live in the acid of its belly peeling away your skin pickling your eyes until from yourself you can draw a sword tear from the taut and distended skin of malice and ******* forgive yourself.
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Mar 4, 2012
Mar 4, 2012 at 10:32 AM UTC
sad monster
They tell me it's all going to be over soon, that everything we know and love, everyone we can fathom who fits into either of those two categories, the tiny thoughts that greet you at the dawn of the waking hours to the grandest of social constructs, regardless of size, shape or architecture, will soon fall, brick by brick into the sea. A hundred years ago, I imagine a scaly sea bass fell from the heavens into the hands of a fisherman. He saw it as a sign of something so unholy and profane, he tossed it, almost dislocating his shoulder, into the sea, mumbling "back to god, you go." and back to god we go. how will you greet it. who will you be with, that's more important. Whose eyes are you going to stare into as some named storm churns up the country side, the cities, rivers and villages, making sweet love to the stone and steel we thought would always stand, east-coast-solid in the face of holy wrath. the whole of our world will undulate, as if dancing as we will tonight, in a new year's celebration unlike any other. 5, 4, 3, 2, and countless, so countless, because numbers won't exists, nor clocks, or clothing, or divisions. after it is all gone, there will be nothing to separate us from what we desire so deeply, nothing to bind us in servitude to a world that made no sense, nothing to make sense of, and that's when we'll know freedom, the morning after the end of the world, when we wake up in each others arms, quietly humming, sleeping in a few extra minutes before we rebuild ourselves again.
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Sep 15, 2011
Sep 15, 2011 at 7:19 PM UTC
storm
They tell me it's all going to be over soon, that everything we know and love, everyone we can fathom who fits into either of those two categories, the tiny thoughts that greet you at the dawn of the waking hours to the grandest of social constructs, regardless of size, shape or architecture, will soon fall, brick by brick into the sea. A hundred years ago, I imagine a scaly sea bass fell from the heavens into the hands of a fisherman. He saw it as a sign of something so unholy and profane, he tossed it, almost dislocating his shoulder, into the sea, mumbling "back to god, you go." and back to god we go. how will you greet it. who will you be with, that's more important. Whose eyes are you going to stare into as some named storm churns up the country side, the cities, rivers and villages, making sweet love to the stone and steel we thought would always stand, east-coast-solid in the face of holy wrath. the whole of our world will undulate, as if dancing as we will tonight, in a new year's celebration unlike any other. 5, 4, 3, 2, and countless, so countless, because numbers won't exists, nor clocks, or clothing, or divisions. after it is all gone, there will be nothing to separate us from what we desire so deeply, nothing to bind us in servitude to a world that made no sense, nothing to make sense of, and that's when we'll know freedom, the morning after the end of the world, when we wake up in each others arms, quietly humming, sleeping in a few extra minutes before we rebuild ourselves again.
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It’s hard i guess, this time in your life. Everything is about being somewhere else and doing other things while your stuck in the same place doing the same thing again and again. It’s hurts; the yearning. The want for something- anything different than these sore joints and weak knees. All these growing pains to boot. I’ve been with Andy for nearly three months, we haven’t said I love you in the words that mean it. We say ‘I like you’ and ‘lets get a dog’, ‘I love your mum’ and ‘how do you want me to **** you’ and it starts to ache. My elbows crack before I can fully extend them and every morning when I wake up I have a glass of juice because I know milk will make me ill. They say I need to eat something but i’m full of all the cracking hip joints and dislocating shoulders that I find in every single waking day. I’m full from eating Andrews pain, it’s an every-day thing. His growing pains and mine are like siamese twins. I wake up in the morning, sometimes alone and it’s easier to do my day like that, without the wanting to return to a life where i’m in a place where he wants me to be, but I have to wake up, I have to put my brave face on and crawl through with my creaking ankles and cracking knuckles, all these growing pains building me into the adult that I never wanted to be. I guess I always wanted something better for myself, something different for myself. A lifestyle where the growing pains are still there but they’re stifled by my ever-growing creativity and my lust for life and living. This is what I was handed, to so many people it’s like a bunch of fancy desserts on a silver platter. To me it’s a mask I put on every day, I smile, a ‘thank you’ a ‘good morning’ as in-genuine as every single ‘it was nice to meet you’ at a party where you just had to stifle panic attacks all night. It wasn’t nice to meet you. bad morning. No thank you. I never anticipated it; this is the time in your life where no one around you hears your growing pains nobody hears a symphony because their own ****** racket is beating loud and clear like a drum ensemble in their ears. This is adult-hood, you’re on your own kid.
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Feb 27, 2016
Feb 27, 2016 at 1:00 PM UTC
growing pains
It’s hard i guess, this time in your life. Everything is about being somewhere else and doing other things while your stuck in the same place doing the same thing again and again. It’s hurts; the yearning. The want for something- anything different than these sore joints and weak knees. All these growing pains to boot. I’ve been with Andy for nearly three months, we haven’t said I love you in the words that mean it. We say ‘I like you’ and ‘lets get a dog’, ‘I love your mum’ and ‘how do you want me to **** you’ and it starts to ache. My elbows crack before I can fully extend them and every morning when I wake up I have a glass of juice because I know milk will make me ill. They say I need to eat something but i’m full of all the cracking hip joints and dislocating shoulders that I find in every single waking day. I’m full from eating Andrews pain, it’s an every-day thing. His growing pains and mine are like siamese twins. I wake up in the morning, sometimes alone and it’s easier to do my day like that, without the wanting to return to a life where i’m in a place where he wants me to be, but I have to wake up, I have to put my brave face on and crawl through with my creaking ankles and cracking knuckles, all these growing pains building me into the adult that I never wanted to be. I guess I always wanted something better for myself, something different for myself. A lifestyle where the growing pains are still there but they’re stifled by my ever-growing creativity and my lust for life and living. This is what I was handed, to so many people it’s like a bunch of fancy desserts on a silver platter. To me it’s a mask I put on every day, I smile, a ‘thank you’ a ‘good morning’ as in-genuine as every single ‘it was nice to meet you’ at a party where you just had to stifle panic attacks all night. It wasn’t nice to meet you. bad morning. No thank you. I never anticipated it; this is the time in your life where no one around you hears your growing pains nobody hears a symphony because their own ****** racket is beating loud and clear like a drum ensemble in their ears. This is adult-hood, you’re on your own kid.
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She lay in her victorious gesture, a breath of longing, stutters dislocating his jaw. Her illumination, a scent memory, she was the most acute, vigorous testimony of truth, of history, his feeble heart could dream.
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Sep 8, 2015
Sep 8, 2015 at 10:26 PM UTC
She is a Brittle Dream
Why do cuss words come out, Unrighteously in pain, Our brain, Triggering the thoughts...or emotions. Dislocating your leg, chapped lips broken heart. Dead Sea ****** mask, Keep the positive vibes flowing, Over this cup I refuse to drink of, This sorrow that holds on so strongly, I'm an ant at a picnic of life, Wasn't invited, wasn't invited, wasn't invited.
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Apr 15, 2015
Apr 15, 2015 at 9:01 AM UTC
Decaying Morale law
the dream is dreaming itself, we are its subjects the mysterious writing of life, its ellusive quest an inflationary expansion was deleting its traces zero degree of consciousness in a moving aliveness strange rhythms around and strange qualia there were attributes without letters at first before a predicate turned into subject life othering itself into much more in its own image life was chatting with itself before the knower and the known spinning the seeds of time, change: its true substance I am you and you are me but we need a symmetry break for the dawn of mind, the other of the body so much was already done since life was rehearsing for eons its scripture, forms of habit, viable conventions processing its otherness relentlessly mind is this forest-creature exulting, hiding, defending, breaking down, screaming, expulsing, recomposing, sprouting light and lightning the very first thoughts traversed the barrier of vibrant void their binding a translation of a body in time, a future storyteller pure movement the nature of space, the wonder of above and bellow the first qualia, tension and intensity, an unstructured  flow of frequencies, a cascade of warmth, fullness, emptiness,   a body discovering herself, her unbearable, her rapture, the feeling of being the centre is everywhere expanding, accelerating a creative chaos thinking was just waking in the  field of a dreaming body thoughts needed to outgrow slowly their skin of imaginary beings then again and again dreaming keeps decomposing the already thoughts trapped in their echo chambers, their networked cocoons circle our certainties a thought needs to die to create another, a sacrifice to the god of the unknown oh how many deaths we have already died recomposed only by dreaming, the solvent from which reality is born intensively your body is translating feeling into dreaming, extensively the mind is dislocating dreaming into thinking   whille a distant star is crushing itself,   love rehearses its gravity, death is saturated by its own dismay perhaps poetry is this witness of silent cosmogonies
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Feb 14, 2025
Feb 14, 2025 at 2:56 PM UTC
cosmogonies
the dream is dreaming itself, we are its subjects the mysterious writing of life, its ellusive quest an inflationary expansion was deleting its traces zero degree of consciousness in a moving aliveness strange rhythms around and strange qualia there were attributes without letters at first before a predicate turned into subject life othering itself into much more in its own image life was chatting with itself before the knower and the known spinning the seeds of time, change: its true substance I am you and you are me but we need a symmetry break for the dawn of mind, the other of the body so much was already done since life was rehearsing for eons its scripture, forms of habit, viable conventions processing its otherness relentlessly mind is this forest-creature exulting, hiding, defending, breaking down, screaming, expulsing, recomposing, sprouting light and lightning the very first thoughts traversed the barrier of vibrant void their binding a translation of a body in time, a future storyteller pure movement the nature of space, the wonder of above and bellow the first qualia, tension and intensity, an unstructured  flow of frequencies, a cascade of warmth, fullness, emptiness,   a body discovering herself, her unbearable, her rapture, the feeling of being the centre is everywhere expanding, accelerating a creative chaos thinking was just waking in the  field of a dreaming body thoughts needed to outgrow slowly their skin of imaginary beings then again and again dreaming keeps decomposing the already thoughts trapped in their echo chambers, their networked cocoons circle our certainties a thought needs to die to create another, a sacrifice to the god of the unknown oh how many deaths we have already died recomposed only by dreaming, the solvent from which reality is born intensively your body is translating feeling into dreaming, extensively the mind is dislocating dreaming into thinking   whille a distant star is crushing itself,   love rehearses its gravity, death is saturated by its own dismay perhaps poetry is this witness of silent cosmogonies
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Grief is nothing until we reach it. Though we know, death is always a definite, no matter what our inner world declares, presents to us or it forms us. Dislocating us from the world and providing less meaning, fading away, innocence loses as the notion of expectations leaves us. Rendering to deal with reality, alone. (knowledge variable)
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Jun 11, 2018
Jun 11, 2018 at 8:55 PM UTC
SWAY
September 9th, 2001 Gary and I were skating at a hospital on top of a huge hill, overlooking a valley An ambulance came and took out a dead woman Gary asked me why she wasn't moving or blinking They hadn't closed her eyes yet She must have died on the way A car full of family and friends came in with the ambulance They were all crying and hugging each other One woman screamed hysterically And grabbed at the woman's body asking her to wake up I had to tell Gary that her soul went to heaven I didn't believe a word of it, but I knew it'd be easier for him to understand Two days from now, at 9 a.m., the planes will hit the World Trade Center Killing over 3, 000 people I will tell Gary that there is no God, and all of this is meaningless But today, there is a God, and He has a plan for him He doesn't know it, but a year from now, our family will be torn apart And I will move far away and won't see or talk to him for five years And as we sit on the hood of our car, the sun goes down And he asks me what I wanted all my life I tell him, "I don't know" On and on we run away From the things we are afraid of On and on we run away From the things we are afraid of On and on we run away From the things we are afraid I don't tell him about the dream I had the night before Where I'm riding in a car full of strangers And singing to some song I've never heard and smoking a cigarette We swerve off the road and hit a tree I go through the windshield and hit the edge of the fence Dislocating my jaw and flipping me into a wall Where my neck is broken, and my skull is fractured I bleed to death in excruciating pain I will have this dream periodically until I meet all of the strangers one by one Introducing them all to each other until we are a close group of friends I will set these events in motion and I will die But today in the warm light of the sunset I don't see it, I just see the sunset I smile back and shake my head I have absolutely no idea, I am afraid.
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Feb 7, 2025
Feb 7, 2025 at 10:53 AM UTC
Sleep Patterns
September 9th, 2001 Gary and I were skating at a hospital on top of a huge hill, overlooking a valley An ambulance came and took out a dead woman Gary asked me why she wasn't moving or blinking They hadn't closed her eyes yet She must have died on the way A car full of family and friends came in with the ambulance They were all crying and hugging each other One woman screamed hysterically And grabbed at the woman's body asking her to wake up I had to tell Gary that her soul went to heaven I didn't believe a word of it, but I knew it'd be easier for him to understand Two days from now, at 9 a.m., the planes will hit the World Trade Center Killing over 3, 000 people I will tell Gary that there is no God, and all of this is meaningless But today, there is a God, and He has a plan for him He doesn't know it, but a year from now, our family will be torn apart And I will move far away and won't see or talk to him for five years And as we sit on the hood of our car, the sun goes down And he asks me what I wanted all my life I tell him, "I don't know" On and on we run away From the things we are afraid of On and on we run away From the things we are afraid of On and on we run away From the things we are afraid I don't tell him about the dream I had the night before Where I'm riding in a car full of strangers And singing to some song I've never heard and smoking a cigarette We swerve off the road and hit a tree I go through the windshield and hit the edge of the fence Dislocating my jaw and flipping me into a wall Where my neck is broken, and my skull is fractured I bleed to death in excruciating pain I will have this dream periodically until I meet all of the strangers one by one Introducing them all to each other until we are a close group of friends I will set these events in motion and I will die But today in the warm light of the sunset I don't see it, I just see the sunset I smile back and shake my head I have absolutely no idea, I am afraid.
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