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"doling" poems
Whirlpool of whirling quaint Inequality brewing in the Winepress of smithereens Fragile polity. Voices of weariness cried Out from the wasteyard of Waste for succour, Pointing fingers of Recrimination towards The abyss of drouth , Entangled in conflicts Of interest. Winds of improvised emblem Bearing hunchback of Woes, Raising hands from the Drowning deep sea For rescue like A dejected beautiful Vigaro in a Turbulent ocean of quarrel With her spouse. Whereas reddish fluids of life Runs across the same veins And arteries of haves And haves-not but Cottage of interests Hoisting avalanche of Rainbow-coloured flags Standing aloof on the Pole of misrule, Demarcating their interests. No accommodation for wants In the corridor of affluence. Wants on a trade mission With wealthy but caged in The confinement of wealth. Winds of inequality blew Whirler of wants into The marrow of the Haves-not. Rains of inequality passing Through a lockage of lack Into the improvised, Doling-out poverty to Gain the control of Wealth. Alas! Blindness sees inner Vision of darkness from The households of political lamia. Alas! Deafness hears Discordant vague voices Of failure from the forest of frustration. Alas! Dumbness speaks Language of gnomes out Of the vale of forgotten treasures. Alas! A four year tenancy turning into decades of challenges. But we shall revive our hope and raise our voices tomorrow.
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Feb 22, 2019
Feb 22, 2019 at 8:19 AM UTC
HYMN OF INEQUALITY
I have faith in medical science But little in practice. Straight spined doctors Racing stopwatches against Their appointment books. Extolling the virtues of thousands of years of medical research But unable to consider anyone's opinion other than their own. Kindly, soft-voiced nurses shuffling from Room to room Doling out condolences and reassurances Paired with regimens Of drugs and IVs. While Old Time in the ticking clock Slows To a dead crawl. And the noise of heartbeats on machines And discussions out in the hall And loved ones distracting and pacifying patients in beds Layer on top of one another to form a firm blanket of Crushing. Boredom. And the antiseptic smell does nothing to ease The passing of time spent waiting While the medical machine spins its wheels To the chime of slot machines. And the bustling rush outside a curtain On hard white floors, Does less than lend a sense a peace But more of frantic urgency. Minute long - task oriented visits Where they know names, numbers, and insurance coverage And they know how many steps it takes for them To lend more of their valuable time In that modern balance of cost and care. Leaving me wondering, Where did the connection go? I wonder where peoples' trust went And when it was replaced with, "How much will this cost me?"
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Sep 15, 2015
Sep 15, 2015 at 8:06 PM UTC
Hospital (Emergency Room Talk)
Corporations **** the core Cuts the soul to ribbons Takes all the labor And pays back in paltry paychecks That barely covers our debts Whilst doling out pain and exhaustion But the people are good Hardworking and smiling Straining to maintain That spark of heart That remains While paying their bills And feeding their family The shift starts And tired bodies Stumble in Factory already Rumbling Like last night’s thunder People laughing and chatting Lebanese dude calls me Habibie Grinning and patting me on the back Brown brother give me a knuckle bust As he passes by with a playful gleam in his eyes One guy doesn’t high five but bumps elbows The Congo girls speak another language Beautiful flowing and musically rhythmical The Janitor sings Motown In this factory town these are good people The generators hum The machine sings Doing their thing Hoses circulate water Like life’s blood Taking in the heat And sending it away Bringing back more cool water That does the same Cooling the loud and hot equipment While the employees are stressed and sweating Wearing muscle fatigue and sleep deprivation Like it’s their second skin The machines drums ch, ch, crack Ch, ch crack like a musical number While the workers hustle A smoke break and a popsicle Then back to work A lunch break and a conversation Then back to work Last smoke break and a phone call Then back to work Leaving the factory body hurting But still coming off The assembly line a good person
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Dec 28, 2015
Dec 28, 2015 at 12:47 PM UTC
Corporate Factory
An eye for an eye leaves everyone blind vengeance is always best left behind To repay evil with evil cannot balance a scale it's just amplified evil doling out one more fail Things are only made worse when you follow that course why do men still believe they're immune to this curse Will man ever learn or let his soul burn while anger within him continues to churn It's time to wake up repay evil with kind your reward is within as it brings peace of mind Breaking the circle preserving our sight it may not be easy but well worth the fight
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May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015 at 7:07 AM UTC
An Eye For An Eye
Funny, how the thing you love turns sour When its back is broken and the rug pulled Clear, exposing hard surfaces to deal with The staircase leads to the decision maker or The messenger; doling out the ‘nothing personal’ You see, we’re expendable, wrecked through loyalty It didn’t work despite extreme effort; when they Look at us anger wells up spitting, encircling Their heads A glimmer of something like understanding Scrapes their tongues, doesn’t quite meet the Mark or hit the spot and sticks in their mouths We knew before they did See through Substance missing Finished
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Aug 19, 2012
Aug 19, 2012 at 2:42 PM UTC
Finished
I'm known for navel-gazing my way to elation, and am living in a country caught within the grips of frenzied matriculation. My insidiously malapert generation, my incessantly malcontent gene-nation. This is a Garden of Eden, Where is our guard of Eden? carefully removing all who are not heathen. Plucking the clouded excess from an already crowded bed of hegemony, as a gardener would and so should. It is a mirage, a far off oasis of Arcadia and I say this all unconcernedly, a basis for this absurdity. I have stolen my ego from god, I will carry this yoke readily, and I shall take up my axe doling out mechanically.
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Jul 4, 2010
Jul 4, 2010 at 11:03 PM UTC
A Stolen Ego.
What can the spawns of Ahriman say, that hasn't been said before What can  Angra Mainyu linage do that hasn't been done Children of Jahi the ***** fathered by The Opposer himself When the Ghost of ghosts spawned his offsprings in Hades Did he not promise them the world and declared it his Did he not remove the dusts of damnation from them And send them down to continue his dominion of fire Once the second exalted but twisted from his arrogance He faced down the Omnipotent Light and sought to usurp From thence on banished in eternal shame he remains The Ghost of Ghosts spawning his demons and ghouls The pretenders without light or hues washed in satyr's milk Disciples of extraction of the purity of the sinless inoncents Henceforth they seek ********** over the joys of Creation Killers that **** with all deeds and actions the Glories of Light Ghosts who opened Pandora before Pandora came alive Who plundered and ravaged as their master solely intended To destroy all the Magnificence of the Omnipotent Creator Who stands unequalled Pure and Mighty in His Golden Realm Ghost of ghosts fights on earth with his spawns multiplying Master of wickedness doling out false knowledge to ghosts Covering them with false beauty and riches in ****** minds Take your poisoned rewards and destroy to live like kings For I make you children of destruction and ghosts without souls Soon you will all come and burn forever in undying molten fire
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Aug 18, 2018
Aug 18, 2018 at 10:18 AM UTC
Ahriman's Children
An eye for an eye leaves everyone blind vengeance is always best left behind To repay evil with evil cannot balance a scale it's just amplified evil doling out one more fail Things are only made worse when you follow that course why do men still believe they're immune to this curse Will man ever learn or let his soul burn while anger within him continues to churn It's time to wake up repay evil with kind your reward is within as it brings peace of mind Breaking the circle preserving our sight it may not be easy but well worth the fight
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Oct 10, 2015
Oct 10, 2015 at 8:10 PM UTC
an eye for an eye
pour scorn upon my being of its acid of wrath I'll take measure by measure repeat the dose quadruple it if you will the **** hath been flayed with a whipping of disapproval before of disdain's cane I'll be happy to bear so keep on doling out the contempt with all its flair
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Nov 25, 2014
Nov 25, 2014 at 6:20 PM UTC
Scorn
Clean of blots and residue clots Love overflows the moats. Ripples weft dimple nets Emit smiling drifts Doling out thrills This flowing rarity Flows and flows Rolling infinity Falls on solid rocks And flings out and flocks On spontaneous little wings flights of life butterflies.
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Jan 5, 2019
Jan 5, 2019 at 9:15 AM UTC
Water Fall
We didn't see that one coming, a curved ball out of nowhere 'there but for the grace...' but let's face it we knew they were titanic tossers dealing off the bottom of the deck ***** low down double crossers, doling out reeling more in they're getting fat we're at the thin end of the wedge all hedging bets let's face it we run out of words to describe the lie they use to justify just why they abuse. The greed of them is becoming legendary, human decency goes by the board while the board in the boardroom are ******** with my life as if it is I that's the bride and the longest suffering wife. well they can do what they like, but I don't have to like what they do and if they're fuckin' with me they're sure as hell fuckin' with you.
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May 13, 2016
May 13, 2016 at 12:18 AM UTC
Rounders.
is side-flip of vivid awesomely augmented projection blissings sated seraphims spin atop agile toes but so do voracious villains those ******* link arms and do-si-do spinning you wrong 'round fear dealers doling out bunk doses I keep throwing up palms like whoawhoawhoa not now - got **** to do inside the fuckin' zone ego seen-through crushmoded
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Feb 9, 2017
Feb 9, 2017 at 11:36 AM UTC
animated terror
if you pick me up from my house and find me standing in the driveway fidgeting with my hands and tapping my foot it is not your fault it is the feeling that i do not deserve to be treated kindly carved into my bones and i am trying to scratch it out because seeing your smile makes tears sting my eyes but the second i slide into the seat next to you and you put your hand on my knee i already feel safer if i spend more time looking at the menu than at you it is not your fault i am not counting the calories because they are not listed and it is usually only hospitals that do that but i am afraid to look you in the eyes because all i will see is love and a sparkle that i am afraid i will ***** out if i only eat a little bit of my food and  ask the waiter to bring a to-go box to the table along with our plates it is not your fault it is the flashbacks of my family making fun of the way that i ate one thing at a time because even as a boy i was already being wrapped tighter and tighter in the grasp of trauma-induced OCD if i **** away when your foot touches mine under the table it is not your fault nor is it really mine and isn’t that strange that my mother only doling out cruel touches can still cling to me even as a young man if i only take one bite of the dessert that you ordered just for me it is not your fault and i am sorry if i hurt your feelings but even though the anorexia is now just a faint whisper in the back of my mind it is still there and at just a whiff of the sweet i am barraged by the cruelty in her eyes when she told me how fat i was and then praised and loved me when i was nothing more than skin and bones if i go rigid when you hug me and then bury my head in your shoulder it is not your fault i am not good at receiving affection or kind words because i grew up with a severe lack of both and i had none of either left to give myself because i did not know how to but i want you to know that standing there in the circle of your arms breathing in your distinct smell i feel safe and loved like i’ve come home
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Apr 2, 2016
Apr 2, 2016 at 1:46 PM UTC
date night
if you pick me up from my house and find me standing in the driveway fidgeting with my hands and tapping my foot it is not your fault it is the feeling that i do not deserve to be treated kindly carved into my bones and i am trying to scratch it out because seeing your smile makes tears sting my eyes but the second i slide into the seat next to you and you put your hand on my knee i already feel safer if i spend more time looking at the menu than at you it is not your fault i am not counting the calories because they are not listed and it is usually only hospitals that do that but i am afraid to look you in the eyes because all i will see is love and a sparkle that i am afraid i will ***** out if i only eat a little bit of my food and  ask the waiter to bring a to-go box to the table along with our plates it is not your fault it is the flashbacks of my family making fun of the way that i ate one thing at a time because even as a boy i was already being wrapped tighter and tighter in the grasp of trauma-induced OCD if i **** away when your foot touches mine under the table it is not your fault nor is it really mine and isn’t that strange that my mother only doling out cruel touches can still cling to me even as a young man if i only take one bite of the dessert that you ordered just for me it is not your fault and i am sorry if i hurt your feelings but even though the anorexia is now just a faint whisper in the back of my mind it is still there and at just a whiff of the sweet i am barraged by the cruelty in her eyes when she told me how fat i was and then praised and loved me when i was nothing more than skin and bones if i go rigid when you hug me and then bury my head in your shoulder it is not your fault i am not good at receiving affection or kind words because i grew up with a severe lack of both and i had none of either left to give myself because i did not know how to but i want you to know that standing there in the circle of your arms breathing in your distinct smell i feel safe and loved like i’ve come home
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It's hell down here, hell in blue lights and sweaty bodies hotter with desperation than an empty frying pan. From the frying pan to the club we burn and die to wake up for work in the morn. When I come home, I swear I saw my mother in blue and green walking away from me pushing a cart wrapped in garbage bags, looking cold as hell and her plastic eyes were clouded with brown tears. When I trip over my **** drunk in the middle of the night and I hear sirens, I swear, I see God doling out peace while I'm afraid for what years I have left. I just want people to know I exist, to know I existed, to know that there's something wrong and I'm the black tornado spinning up garbage and dead bodies in my mind. If I die, and nothing's left, then you'll know why, hell is a storm and God hands out weather reports everyday.
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Jan 28, 2012
Jan 28, 2012 at 8:54 PM UTC
It's hell down here.
What if I had music coming from my tears would the speed they flowed increase my fears Breaking out of the ritual & routine, what is to become, is yet to be seen Some only know the ringing while others receive future symphonies into their ears Is it going out or is it coming in ,receiving is pleasure while formation is pain Tapping toes,passing time, routine melody's running around my mind melancholy muses hidden for years A living link brought out in rhyme ,emotions are not a crime ones loss is anothers gain whether the verse began as terse or left us enthralled,a vibe is delving into our souls No language as a barrier when the music is the carrier,harmony as a role leaves little to explain Simple vibrations outward gyrations making their way through our mind,inward bliss becoming one of our goals Possibly imitating nature ,woodwinds finding their way back to the forest,birds beckoning with their beaks new ,notes nice language for our brain Sampling simplicity with a mellow tone,then all encompassing sounds making their rounds ,bringing beauty into our homes Chants to chorus, raps to rhythms doling out the dirges that eventually encompass our souls. R.C.
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Dec 7, 2016
Dec 7, 2016 at 7:33 AM UTC
A SIMPLE NOTE
How does a lie taste after it leaves the tongue and floats past lips? Does it thicken, sweeten, and caramelize like vindication? Or does it quickly evaporate and leave in its wake a thin layer of salt like tears or a nervous sweat? I’ve always licked my lips after doling deception… I taste only skin. A kiss-- Your lips have much more to sample
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Oct 11, 2015
Oct 11, 2015 at 9:15 AM UTC
The Taste of Lies
i have no idea how many hours she toiled in the community kitchen before i arrived, but she’d made a *** of tofu stew, a bowl of rice and beans, some spinach lasagna soaked in marinara, hummus and daiya cheese sandwiches. diligent and dutiful, without question, without expectation. an hour later, we stood in Lykes Gaslight Park, doling out food to the houseless folks who’d lined up for a vegan meal when, out of the blue, a well-dressed college student swaggered up to us, his smile shimmering, and asked what we were doing. she brushed a loose strand of hair behind one ear, smearing a bit of sauce across her cheek, and said, “we are here to live as if we are already free.” they were sharing food too, he explained, which was all well and good. but we couldn’t help but notice they’d never set foot here in the past, that they only came out when the season passed into the holidays. “you know,” he told us, “you might not realize, but the Lord Jesus Christ is using you for the gospel.” which seemed rather strange, given that he’d be back in his sanctuary before the year was out, raising his hands and praising his dead god instead of standing beside us every Tuesday and Saturday, sharing. but we remember the legacy of the radical Nazarene, the anarchic revolutionary who fed five thousand— a conquest of bread with nothing but a few loaves and some fish. if you listen closely, you can still hear him whispering, “take what you need, give what you can.” we carry a new world in our hearts and heads. we don’t feed the hungry to win a one-way trip to heaven. so when you forget about the poor you use as a prop, we godless few will remain in the streets until every belly’s full and capitalism collapses— risking arrest, fighting abuse, addiction and empty stomachs.
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Dec 6, 2017
Dec 6, 2017 at 7:25 AM UTC
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i have no idea how many hours she toiled in the community kitchen before i arrived, but she’d made a *** of tofu stew, a bowl of rice and beans, some spinach lasagna soaked in marinara, hummus and daiya cheese sandwiches. diligent and dutiful, without question, without expectation. an hour later, we stood in Lykes Gaslight Park, doling out food to the houseless folks who’d lined up for a vegan meal when, out of the blue, a well-dressed college student swaggered up to us, his smile shimmering, and asked what we were doing. she brushed a loose strand of hair behind one ear, smearing a bit of sauce across her cheek, and said, “we are here to live as if we are already free.” they were sharing food too, he explained, which was all well and good. but we couldn’t help but notice they’d never set foot here in the past, that they only came out when the season passed into the holidays. “you know,” he told us, “you might not realize, but the Lord Jesus Christ is using you for the gospel.” which seemed rather strange, given that he’d be back in his sanctuary before the year was out, raising his hands and praising his dead god instead of standing beside us every Tuesday and Saturday, sharing. but we remember the legacy of the radical Nazarene, the anarchic revolutionary who fed five thousand— a conquest of bread with nothing but a few loaves and some fish. if you listen closely, you can still hear him whispering, “take what you need, give what you can.” we carry a new world in our hearts and heads. we don’t feed the hungry to win a one-way trip to heaven. so when you forget about the poor you use as a prop, we godless few will remain in the streets until every belly’s full and capitalism collapses— risking arrest, fighting abuse, addiction and empty stomachs.
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I'm patiently waiting for a gift from Satan, or the heaven's above, something to get me through this, this little pearl of wisdom makes me push for it through self-derision, so when I say that I got the seed for the next demon in my sack, I'm telling you that I'm at the lowest point of the world, the deepest heaven, a heaven of pain, and malicious thoughts birthing something vicious, I want you to understand, that I need a few wishes, a genie 'needs to start doling out pearls instead of blazing palaces and some federal loans, I can do nothing with the biggest houses; the biggest debt I have to pay is my pain which is boiling underneath my skin, and it doesn't feel like God is listening or handing out grants with my name in gold ink. Touch me with your love and I might touch your temples with a fist and in its grimy depths there is salvation that can get you and me both out of this heaven of pain.
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Mar 2, 2012
Mar 2, 2012 at 7:01 PM UTC
Heaven of Pain.
the writers block entrances to stone vestibules life congeals and appeals to those despicable few creaky mattress, true, but we flew by burnt capitals the grass's dew dried up at four o'clock in the morning we learnt the vastness of our own chaotic complexities it's impractical, doling out the pasts to our moping guests insight into their creature comforting me, smiling languidly he saw those hooligans dance above his crumbling tombstone impregnated by the rain, headlight shone into impending gloom waiting, moaning, mourning in a deadlocked, deadweighted room we're inclined to drown in our own questions, in irreconcilable fate and a hateful frown, the tasteful waste adorning those latest to bloom
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Jul 13, 2015
Jul 13, 2015 at 12:09 AM UTC
rueful rune
the writers block entrances to stone vestibules life congeals and appeals to those despicable few creaky mattress, true, but we flew by burnt capitals the grass's dew dried up at four o'clock in the morning we learnt the vastness of our own chaotic complexities it's impractical, doling out the pasts to our moping guests insight into their creature comforting me, smiling languidly he saw those hooligans dance above his crumbling tombstone impregnated by the rain, headlight shone into impending gloom waiting, moaning, mourning in a deadlocked, deadweighted room we're inclined to drown in our own questions, in irreconcilable fate and a hateful frown, the tasteful waste adorning those latest to bloom
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Mar 19, 2016
Mar 19, 2016 at 4:36 PM UTC
rueful rune
Sally would with the wall Music so shrouded, a hat of compliance The terror involved A chance meeting with resolve, that stated intention... My name is Carlton Spate energies, and the vague way A harping halt to better problems Has saved me from a hateful demon, with it to say: Choose me over any other, the collapse of vows Has a futile throw of light, in the remark innuendo made Salt and harmony, to fetch a liberty without how Is a door on commonness, that has the shape of futures sate Lemonade and dickory cookies Shown the time of their life, a hallway to sigh Scurrilous was a special man, with a plan, for a dreams ease With the stone of fending remorse into a corner, of life... Patiently, the day came to a close... Proud Sally, or privileged Carlton A wish adrift in the evening your, the scared host Of another smile to win, the promise of a stoic question... Hello, I have the world to sleep longer than me Simply roles of victory, victimized by a lip of succor Rhyming and doling the obvious, of a secret means To an ending for serenity, that knows your craving for ours?
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May 8, 2024
May 8, 2024 at 4:01 PM UTC
The Real To Steal, Dorothy Lynch's Heart
The Day is fast approaching, the Day of Doom and Dread Don't say you weren't warned, when it brakes upon your head - It's called the Tribulation, Seven Years of pain Seven years of Judgment, the sentence Death and Bane - After you are dead, your soul will burn in Hell The bell is soon to ring, can you hear its doling knell? - As in the days of Noah, so it is today Not to worry not to fret, go your merry way - Go your merry way, until the First Seal breaks Then for Seven Years, only Death and Pain and Aches - Seven Seals, Seven Trumpets, Seven Vials of HATE You will see them all, for you it's too **** late
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Dec 19, 2014
Dec 19, 2014 at 3:45 AM UTC
Doom
I will never tell them Of the man in hospital chair beside me, Chest hair poking through blue paper scrubs, More than was on his head. His locks like dull gray wires on scalp, Jutting into the air as if charged, Leaving a shiny full moon patch of skin on top. I will never tell them The way his beard seemed to stretch as he bent my direction, Joining forces with the follicles on his chest, The way his breath seemed to steal mine as he occupied my space. I will never tell them About the man whose name starts with M. They will know I could not look him in the eyes to see their color. They will not know how old he looked when he stretched my way, Voice barely audible over the din Of other patients screaming and thrashing in their restraints, Yells of babies ****** out under drugged hazes, The wild fantasies of diseased minds. They will not know. I will never tell them How his muscles flexed when he stood, Shouting at another patient, The fight, His eyes seeking mine as if for approval. They will know I did not look. I will never tell them how he took my hand, Mumbling into my ear about how soft was my skin, Arms draped over my wheelchair, uninvited As I huddled under blankets. I will never tell them How my best friend watched, My teddy bear given to me at birth. Although not human, I regret my inability to shield her eyes from this abomination of a man. She will know that I tried to tell him no. She will know that staff walked by, Blind to my waving hands, Unable to hear the silent whoosh of air passing through my damaged vocal chords As I begged for their assistance. I will never tell them The way he rubbed my back or traced my arm Before settling his hands too high on my thigh to be polite. I cannot say more here. I will never tell them About the ice in my stomach, Flooding through my body, Already numb to my circumstance, Afraid that he would merely lift my withered body from my chair And do what he intended on the floor. No faith had I that staff were the slightest bit of help. The interest of other patients in my voiceless body Was a welcome distraction to the psychiatrist Doling out necessary medication to those more dangerous than I. I will never tell them What he did to me in the common area, Stuffed bear the only one present of mind enough to bear witness. Therapist has a word for his actions, Not one I had ever intended to apply to my story, Something reserved for the unfortunate lot of others, Assault. I will never tell them His name like jagged teeth Or the way his hands wandered without consent. For in their minds I am nothing without corroboration, And HIPPA law will prevent that. After all, was I not merely a mental patient anyway?
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Sep 9, 2019
Sep 9, 2019 at 6:52 PM UTC
I Will Never Tell Them
I will never tell them Of the man in hospital chair beside me, Chest hair poking through blue paper scrubs, More than was on his head. His locks like dull gray wires on scalp, Jutting into the air as if charged, Leaving a shiny full moon patch of skin on top. I will never tell them The way his beard seemed to stretch as he bent my direction, Joining forces with the follicles on his chest, The way his breath seemed to steal mine as he occupied my space. I will never tell them About the man whose name starts with M. They will know I could not look him in the eyes to see their color. They will not know how old he looked when he stretched my way, Voice barely audible over the din Of other patients screaming and thrashing in their restraints, Yells of babies ****** out under drugged hazes, The wild fantasies of diseased minds. They will not know. I will never tell them How his muscles flexed when he stood, Shouting at another patient, The fight, His eyes seeking mine as if for approval. They will know I did not look. I will never tell them how he took my hand, Mumbling into my ear about how soft was my skin, Arms draped over my wheelchair, uninvited As I huddled under blankets. I will never tell them How my best friend watched, My teddy bear given to me at birth. Although not human, I regret my inability to shield her eyes from this abomination of a man. She will know that I tried to tell him no. She will know that staff walked by, Blind to my waving hands, Unable to hear the silent whoosh of air passing through my damaged vocal chords As I begged for their assistance. I will never tell them The way he rubbed my back or traced my arm Before settling his hands too high on my thigh to be polite. I cannot say more here. I will never tell them About the ice in my stomach, Flooding through my body, Already numb to my circumstance, Afraid that he would merely lift my withered body from my chair And do what he intended on the floor. No faith had I that staff were the slightest bit of help. The interest of other patients in my voiceless body Was a welcome distraction to the psychiatrist Doling out necessary medication to those more dangerous than I. I will never tell them What he did to me in the common area, Stuffed bear the only one present of mind enough to bear witness. Therapist has a word for his actions, Not one I had ever intended to apply to my story, Something reserved for the unfortunate lot of others, Assault. I will never tell them His name like jagged teeth Or the way his hands wandered without consent. For in their minds I am nothing without corroboration, And HIPPA law will prevent that. After all, was I not merely a mental patient anyway?
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Staring all night At the low hanging moon Blind in the light Despair so soon Had the passion But lost it then Doling out the rations Losing it all again Pragmatic Pillow talk At infinite distance Reading in the chalk A teacher's assistants Quiet frustrations Figuring out as we go Certain illustrations See you at work as you sew Mouth is still The fingers move Words are my will Anger shown to prove Mistakes are made Every single day Those feelings fade Where the needle lay
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Feb 24, 2017
Feb 24, 2017 at 3:45 AM UTC
Rambling Indifference
It'll be twenty years this spring. Twenty. I can still remember those red lockers, and the cadgy way you took my appraisal. I was so innocent then, for all my ennui and dark eyeliner. So young and untried. Though we were only a year apart, you had lived entire lifetimes in the gap between us. You offered me a taste, and I devoured. A ravenous thing, I consumed every gleaming, disjointed moment in that bright world. I was an experience ****** and you were my dealer, my fix, Doling out paradigms, in neat white lines. They called it a hole, but it never felt like that to me. Each hit was a journey, And we travelled everywhere. I was a glitter bug, sashaying in platform heels, you were a fresh faced candy necklace, in a tank top and wide leg jeans. Together we ruled the night. We were fast and irreverent, Trademarked by our frenetic maneuvering. Free as the changing wind. We were raging toward the dawn, We were getting lit up like Christmas, We were being kicked out of clubs, And having dinner with the literature. We were building blanket forts, and breaking hearts. We were breathing sound. We were discovering the Multiverse, and burning it the **** down! We were two rarefied souls, barreling toward oblivion, laying it bare, laying waste. Discovering infinity, Discovering ourselves. Those were heady days, and if I think about them long enough, I can still get high on the flashback, The swirl of fog through laser beams, warm camphorous kisses from loveable strangers, Those deep beats... If I close my eyes long enough, I am transported to a dark room somewhere... A crumpled mess of girl, you and I sloppily intertwined, venturing ever elsewhere.... Two desperately seeking souls, paired adventurers, finding beauty in chaos, in the unknown, in heartache, in everything. Knowing that whatever we learned, we learned in kind, and that knowledge was ripe for the picking. That everything is an offer, an opportunity, a lesson... If one can just open herself, to interpret the vibrations.
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Nov 18, 2017
Nov 18, 2017 at 12:20 AM UTC
Soul Sister
It'll be twenty years this spring. Twenty. I can still remember those red lockers, and the cadgy way you took my appraisal. I was so innocent then, for all my ennui and dark eyeliner. So young and untried. Though we were only a year apart, you had lived entire lifetimes in the gap between us. You offered me a taste, and I devoured. A ravenous thing, I consumed every gleaming, disjointed moment in that bright world. I was an experience ****** and you were my dealer, my fix, Doling out paradigms, in neat white lines. They called it a hole, but it never felt like that to me. Each hit was a journey, And we travelled everywhere. I was a glitter bug, sashaying in platform heels, you were a fresh faced candy necklace, in a tank top and wide leg jeans. Together we ruled the night. We were fast and irreverent, Trademarked by our frenetic maneuvering. Free as the changing wind. We were raging toward the dawn, We were getting lit up like Christmas, We were being kicked out of clubs, And having dinner with the literature. We were building blanket forts, and breaking hearts. We were breathing sound. We were discovering the Multiverse, and burning it the **** down! We were two rarefied souls, barreling toward oblivion, laying it bare, laying waste. Discovering infinity, Discovering ourselves. Those were heady days, and if I think about them long enough, I can still get high on the flashback, The swirl of fog through laser beams, warm camphorous kisses from loveable strangers, Those deep beats... If I close my eyes long enough, I am transported to a dark room somewhere... A crumpled mess of girl, you and I sloppily intertwined, venturing ever elsewhere.... Two desperately seeking souls, paired adventurers, finding beauty in chaos, in the unknown, in heartache, in everything. Knowing that whatever we learned, we learned in kind, and that knowledge was ripe for the picking. That everything is an offer, an opportunity, a lesson... If one can just open herself, to interpret the vibrations.
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