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"dusted" poems
I can’t wait to be a hundred; turning over the thoughts and plots, of Caledon floating on Zimmer inserts and dusted Florsheims three steps forward in a dream woven summer afternoon Through the barn doors and bee keeper flats assimilating voices from Sachems and Forbes and Hope Healers coming and going as the countryman comes and goes You can feel it in a place like this the 3 in the tree memories of Allis Chalmers and combine parts of Sundrim poppers and shallow carp fields of patterned lawsons and fading caulk (on the ripped and rolled frontier seats) it’s a wishing well for the peddler and bold hydrangea... both peeking their way through the rusted grinders wheel
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Jan 24, 2017
Jan 24, 2017 at 11:55 PM UTC
The plots of Caledon
it falls through the glow of the wintry trees building a cover under the breeze luminous lights sparkle and hatch snow pack high on the briar patch pine cones fall from rustic fir squirrel and robin shuffle and stir sitka spruce at tunnel bluffs ravens roost on the cedar rough dusted peaks at hurley pass snowline cuts the avalanche fox and lynx are on the prowl hollow eyes from spotted owl cool winds up the valley trail whirling snow round diamond vale chilling flakes in candle hands moonlight shines across the land northern lights in krypton green the sounds of verve are bitter sweet curtains hang from a cold dark sky counting stars, a lullaby
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Feb 17, 2017
Feb 17, 2017 at 12:17 AM UTC
January, on its knees
Once, a boy came, new to the coast tall figure, his skin supple dusted with white, he was silent at times, quite sometimes laughing like a child, vulnerable yet strong, she sees. The mermaid was in awe, but she didn’t realize, a crashing wave, that’s what he is. Day by day, she drowned herself In thoughts under her ocean dream; baffled by his presence, in doubt she continued. On the third tide of their apogee, without warning the boy vanished, like a wind, leaving no trace, not a foam. Devastated, in losing her one precious pearl, the mermaid cried in remorse. Every night she sang to the skies, until she felt an ethereal glow, deep down she knew what was needed to be said. A celestial granted, for once again they met. In valor with trembling hands, a note she had professed. Prospective and believing still the prince she had wished for, turned out to be nothing but a loving sin. The mermaid smiled as she disappeared into the sea with every song now comes a broken, and shattered dream.
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Sep 27, 2016
Sep 27, 2016 at 10:33 AM UTC
A Mermaid's Plea
~ Ode to Joy ~ White gold ambassador canine past eight soul seekers ascend (from cirque to seven) to peak to peak to peak Saddlerock spearhead ptarmigan and flute Christmas trees in winter glades over dusted crystal scape Fissile (eiger) sanction open shale and tusk indiscriminate members roll the bluffs and ice falls above the north face steep Dead silent dawn breathless, bitter cold the beating hearts and brahmas warm the spirit of pakalolo
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Dec 11, 2016
Dec 11, 2016 at 8:38 PM UTC
Christmas Trees
my tears aren’t forced they flow in that dark tunnel that she dreamed so long ago she wasn’t ready to take her first steps I wasn’t ready to take mine without her. Little things bring her back like empty bowls or the tower of books she’s never going to read. People have been calling this a trauma, but they’ve forgotten the loneliness of life’s journey. She dreamed a tunnel and added bright lights and dusted the floor with powdery snow she traveled far yet I can only see the trails of milk puddling around the lost key that she dropped under blankets of memory and phrases of I-promise and tomorrow. I’m growing up as she falls down. She wasn’t perfect but that’s why it was so easy to love her. My journey’s ongoing, and the deep undercurrents of pain and grief are pulling me through that tunnel. I’m rowing softly by, quietly, quietly, as she is laid to rest. her memories swallow the emptiness she is kneeling at the throne. I follow slowly and leave my tears for her to know that life’s path isn’t paved in water but with sorrow, with endings, and with lost boats on turbid seas.
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Sep 29, 2015
Sep 29, 2015 at 7:56 AM UTC
Past Tense
Stardust dusted across your cheeks Light brown ones, hard to see The sun peaks The warmth of the sun in your embrace Your gravity is keeping me down Unfamiliar space Are you the milky way? Am I the lonely astronaut? Led astray You are making my head spin I am no moon, this isn't love I can still taste the gin From Mercury to Neptune the colors are all there And time goes by, measure it by light years Just stare Sort of a single slingshot gravity Keeps me from shooting further away. The beauty, over your capacity If the whole galaxy was in front of you, would you come near it? Could you? ** When you are only allowed to enjoy the view **
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Feb 20, 2016
Feb 20, 2016 at 6:53 PM UTC
If the galaxy was this close would you come near it?
No poem in the world could ever describe the abundance of love you have showed me. Nor every lyric to a love song could ever compare to how you take care of me, how you caress me into your arms for a hug after a bad day I was having and in that moment I knew everything was going to be alright with you by my side. Lovely Stoner I want you to know, you mended my broken heart and months ago I was on fire just waiting for myself to burn. But when you touched me, you turned that disastrous ugly burning fire, into a magnificent lovely firework and showed me off to the world just to remind me that my existence and my beauty is still admired by other people. Lovely stoner thank you for reminding me that I don't need to search for my other half because I'm not  a half, I am full just by myself. That I am full of love and beauty that only a few people could ever see and you felt bad for them because they couldn't see it. Thank you for being good for my mental health, for loving my insecurities and my flaws and for making a heart for each of my flaws, because I should learn to love myself no matter what. For showing me that I don't have to prove my importance to other people because you said if somebody can't see what a masterpiece I am, they didn't know what art looked like and you called them amateurs. I remember you once told me I am like the moon, who goes through phases because of my mood swings and the moon isn't always bright and full, for I have my bad days and I feel this emptiness at times but you said "you don't ever stop loving her." You told me that throughout your dark time I was the moon to guide you through and the moon dusted has clouded your vision and I lit up your life like no one else has. In that moment you said the most honest and heartfelt thing to me and I've never been so close to anyone ever. Thank you for only making me cry out of laughter and my stomach doesn't even hurt from laughing and realizing in the middle of the laughter that you are the one. I wouldn't want to go through the bad times with someone else and through my good times I just want to spend it with you. Thank you for making every day as special as it can be and for having the patience with me. I love when you take me high through my lows. I know you aren't the romantic gesture type, but thank you for always showing you love me in the simple little gesture type of way. Thank you for accepting and loving me just the way I am lovely stoner.
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Apr 2, 2016
Apr 2, 2016 at 10:37 PM UTC
Dear Lovely Stoner,
No poem in the world could ever describe the abundance of love you have showed me. Nor every lyric to a love song could ever compare to how you take care of me, how you caress me into your arms for a hug after a bad day I was having and in that moment I knew everything was going to be alright with you by my side. Lovely Stoner I want you to know, you mended my broken heart and months ago I was on fire just waiting for myself to burn. But when you touched me, you turned that disastrous ugly burning fire, into a magnificent lovely firework and showed me off to the world just to remind me that my existence and my beauty is still admired by other people. Lovely stoner thank you for reminding me that I don't need to search for my other half because I'm not  a half, I am full just by myself. That I am full of love and beauty that only a few people could ever see and you felt bad for them because they couldn't see it. Thank you for being good for my mental health, for loving my insecurities and my flaws and for making a heart for each of my flaws, because I should learn to love myself no matter what. For showing me that I don't have to prove my importance to other people because you said if somebody can't see what a masterpiece I am, they didn't know what art looked like and you called them amateurs. I remember you once told me I am like the moon, who goes through phases because of my mood swings and the moon isn't always bright and full, for I have my bad days and I feel this emptiness at times but you said "you don't ever stop loving her." You told me that throughout your dark time I was the moon to guide you through and the moon dusted has clouded your vision and I lit up your life like no one else has. In that moment you said the most honest and heartfelt thing to me and I've never been so close to anyone ever. Thank you for only making me cry out of laughter and my stomach doesn't even hurt from laughing and realizing in the middle of the laughter that you are the one. I wouldn't want to go through the bad times with someone else and through my good times I just want to spend it with you. Thank you for making every day as special as it can be and for having the patience with me. I love when you take me high through my lows. I know you aren't the romantic gesture type, but thank you for always showing you love me in the simple little gesture type of way. Thank you for accepting and loving me just the way I am lovely stoner.
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i hate ice cream. but when i was a child, ice cream was my mother's band-aid apology celebration reward treat synonymous with a cool rough hand on my forehead far away now, in brown-dusted cactus-studded hot hills in baking cobblestone streets between tall crooked stone buildings i'm reaching for her hand it melts sticky under my fingernails and the taste is wrong in my mouth.
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Jul 22, 2013
Jul 22, 2013 at 7:03 PM UTC
Ice Cream
Fun is fun when it runs along in its merry way but when the sky turns liquid gray all the fun goes away cause through my eyes my dull gray eyes I see right through your foolish lies I know that you do not know and I do not let it show be that as it may with my eyes of gray powers of plenty I look within my realms of mind and heart you can't look into them you can't look away from my enchanting eyes of gray driving driving driven on to other lands and a further dawn the deserts sandy storm has blown and all the dust be dusted clean and filtered through the cracks unseen © Crystal Erickson 2007
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Dec 30, 2014
Dec 30, 2014 at 9:06 PM UTC
Gray Eyes
You picked me off of the damped earth, dusted leaves and years of dust away, sealed my cracks with kisses and tape of woven eyelashes. I was afraid, but I wanted to love you too. So I said I would love you, no, i promised. That I would love you if you promised me this -- that you would never, ever leave. your fingers were crossed.
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Oct 8, 2012
Oct 8, 2012 at 11:16 PM UTC
I was blind.
we are the wild youth. with lungs full of ocean water and ribs stained red with sunsets and roses we have lilacs and honey dripping from our frozen fingertips with watermelon smiles and candle wax eyes, we pull at our star dusted skin and howl to the moon. and with heads full of midnight and our veins swimming in twilight, we dream our big dreams and pull down the stars, begging for our wishes to come true
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Sep 4, 2017
Sep 4, 2017 at 9:18 AM UTC
wild youth
They weren’t all cut from the same cloth *vilified tenders of the iron ***** some were lovers (or lucid dreamers) stage romantics hidden behind jackboots and skull caps and switchblade seams Caste members of a forlorn pack counting their patchwork and deeds conjuring up demons around the console filling their dreams with radio reds and dusted quarries and faded sepia prints Brass knuckles and marches of the few lightening bolt cracks from a chilling blood moon death’s dark specter cold and ominous looms the cobalt sea swells near the nestled, and lost Clubhouse at Kiusta
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Jul 29, 2017
Jul 29, 2017 at 12:15 PM UTC
The Clubhouse at Kiusta
Let me love you in Silence, I want to watch you, observe all your pores and spots where fine wrinkles have settled. I want to see you dance daintily like a flower or grunt and hoof your way through space like a grubby animal. Either exalted or halted, I want to hold you, to cup your soft surrendered hands just like a clam shell, and to cocoon your weary beating body. Let me love you in silence, from afar like a deer hiding in the forest, peeking out at the mysteries of the world. I want to love you deeply like the ocean loves the land as she kisses its gentle shores and runs away all too soon, called by the moon. I lay on the dusted hardwood of our home, your washing the dishes and the fragrant smell of soap fills the air, I lay underneath the door frame tracing my eyes up and down your sweet body, your strong back hunched over. Hard working arms cleaning, oh the little love secrets I keep to myself. I want to run through meadows picking the most vibrant wildflowers so I may lay them at your feet, gently quietly. This yearning in my soul words do not know this love, these intangible feelings exuding. I want to bathe you in a claw foot tub and in the silence watch your eyes grow wide, I want to see the wonderment of a whole galaxy of stars glimmering inside you before noise ushers such things away before noise pulls me from this fantasy. This dream that we are living, it exists, I know it does. You can live it too, please please, just close your eyes and let love linger for a moment feel loves sweet breathe as she breathes in silence, as she breathes inside of you and inside of me.
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Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 7:17 PM UTC
Let Me Love You in Silence
Let me love you in Silence, I want to watch you, observe all your pores and spots where fine wrinkles have settled. I want to see you dance daintily like a flower or grunt and hoof your way through space like a grubby animal. Either exalted or halted, I want to hold you, to cup your soft surrendered hands just like a clam shell, and to cocoon your weary beating body. Let me love you in silence, from afar like a deer hiding in the forest, peeking out at the mysteries of the world. I want to love you deeply like the ocean loves the land as she kisses its gentle shores and runs away all too soon, called by the moon. I lay on the dusted hardwood of our home, your washing the dishes and the fragrant smell of soap fills the air, I lay underneath the door frame tracing my eyes up and down your sweet body, your strong back hunched over. Hard working arms cleaning, oh the little love secrets I keep to myself. I want to run through meadows picking the most vibrant wildflowers so I may lay them at your feet, gently quietly. This yearning in my soul words do not know this love, these intangible feelings exuding. I want to bathe you in a claw foot tub and in the silence watch your eyes grow wide, I want to see the wonderment of a whole galaxy of stars glimmering inside you before noise ushers such things away before noise pulls me from this fantasy. This dream that we are living, it exists, I know it does. You can live it too, please please, just close your eyes and let love linger for a moment feel loves sweet breathe as she breathes in silence, as she breathes inside of you and inside of me.
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I am in levels. Past levels. This deep, intrinsic wonderful lost, the lawlessness of its fascinating expenditure of excite. Pushing through the wild and feral snow-dusted plains and timber ridges. Like red-spotted dots breathing through the cylinders called the spine. This descends into a narrow channel of scantly clad greenish scenery in a time-soaked visionary wilderness of snow, Our crab legs dancing down wiry purple highways, our heads could not even look backwards if we had wanted. Furious, love-latitudes, stalking breaths thwacking fork-ended tongues into a pinkish knot buried into the first layer of organic membrane on this railway of miniature canals, showing. And their pride snuck into the elbows, shooting down each vertebrae as it stepped with great precision every ledge that the currency emphasized. The raw accumulation of stolen heart-beats rattling between the interstices of new fuel careering these red engines. Crashing with exquisite pleasure into one another.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 4:41 AM UTC
I am in levels. Past levels. this deep intrinsic wonderful lost, the lawlessness of its fascinating expenditure of excite.
You don't need the smoky colored quartz dangling in your hair, Or the liquid rubies painted onto your soft lips, Or the powdered gold dusted onto your eyelids to hide the look of pain. You don't need the silver buttons strung up your shirt to make your aura seem pure, Or the perfect pearls around your throat to tease and allure, Or the obsidian skirt hugging your thighs to add the finishing touch. You don't need the diamond blade to make you bleed imperial topaz onto your marble floor, Or the laxatives made of howlites to cut your figure thin, Or the breast implants made of danburites to make you seem attractive. You are worth more than the emeralds that people compare your eyes to. You are worth more than the sapphires that make up the water in your body. And you are worth more than the taaffeites that compose the air you breath. You are a perfect angel without the expensive things. Just sing sweet lullabies of the truth and be yourself, To ensure you live in a beautiful reality.
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 9:31 AM UTC
Of Gemstones and Precious Metals
Talk me down, In meadows, Lush, Come touch me, Undress me, Love me, Hold me, In your heart and head, As one, Ravish me, On fire, While dancing through your art, Hold my heart, She'll kiss you, When absent, She'll miss you Up and down, Inside out, She'll come long to greet you, In style, Fantasy met, Talcum dusted, Gold plated, Saturated, With her lovers art, She bows to him, I due respect, And shares with him, Her heart!
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May 31, 2013
May 31, 2013 at 5:42 AM UTC
Togetherness!
This is my world, this is my world. All men and women wear eyeglasses. All truths we are tasked to seek on dusted glasses Of windowpanes behind the windowpanes. Ah, we see clearer, said the top, we see better If things are viewed on top, by top, the top Refuses to see, they refuse the refuse. Screen them, screen that. They will not see Them, believe us, trust our hindsight, we have foresight Bring us the microscope, that magnifying glass. This is our world, you’re living in our world. Wear that eyeglasses, we customized them for you.
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Jun 6, 2016
Jun 6, 2016 at 11:13 PM UTC
Eyeglasses
All winter the fire devoured everything -- tear-stained elegies, old letters, diaries, dead flowers. When April finally arrived, I opened the woodstove one last time and shoveled the remains of those long cold nights into a bucket, ash rising through shafts of sunlight, as swirling in bright, angelic eddies. I shoveled out the charred end of an oak log, black and pointed like a pencil; half-burnt pages sacrificed in the making of poems; old, square handmade nails liberated from weathered planks split for kindling. I buried my hands in the bucket, found the nails, lifted them, the phoenix of my right hand shielded with soot and tar, my left hand shrouded in soft white ash -- nails in both fists like forged lightning. I smeared black lines on my face, drew crosses on my chest with the nails, raised my arms and stomped my feet, dancing in honor of spring and rebirth, dancing in honor of winter and death. I hauled the heavy bucket to the garden, spread ashes over the ground, asked the earth to be good. I gave the earth everything that pulled me through the lonely winter -- oak trees, barns, poems. I picked up my shovel and turned hard, gray dirt, the blade splitting winter from spring. With *** and rake, I cultivated soil, tilling row after row, the earth now loose and black. Tearing seed packets with my teeth, I sowed spinach with my right hand, planted petunias with my left. Lifting clumps of dirt, I crumbled them in my fists, loving each dark letter that fell from my fingers. And when I carried my empty bucket to the lake for water, a few last ashes rose into spring-morning air, ash drifting over fields dew-covered and lightly dusted green.
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Sacrifices
All winter the fire devoured everything -- tear-stained elegies, old letters, diaries, dead flowers. When April finally arrived, I opened the woodstove one last time and shoveled the remains of those long cold nights into a bucket, ash rising through shafts of sunlight, as swirling in bright, angelic eddies. I shoveled out the charred end of an oak log, black and pointed like a pencil; half-burnt pages sacrificed in the making of poems; old, square handmade nails liberated from weathered planks split for kindling. I buried my hands in the bucket, found the nails, lifted them, the phoenix of my right hand shielded with soot and tar, my left hand shrouded in soft white ash -- nails in both fists like forged lightning. I smeared black lines on my face, drew crosses on my chest with the nails, raised my arms and stomped my feet, dancing in honor of spring and rebirth, dancing in honor of winter and death. I hauled the heavy bucket to the garden, spread ashes over the ground, asked the earth to be good. I gave the earth everything that pulled me through the lonely winter -- oak trees, barns, poems. I picked up my shovel and turned hard, gray dirt, the blade splitting winter from spring. With *** and rake, I cultivated soil, tilling row after row, the earth now loose and black. Tearing seed packets with my teeth, I sowed spinach with my right hand, planted petunias with my left. Lifting clumps of dirt, I crumbled them in my fists, loving each dark letter that fell from my fingers. And when I carried my empty bucket to the lake for water, a few last ashes rose into spring-morning air, ash drifting over fields dew-covered and lightly dusted green.
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the urban ecosystem breeds the urban beast; the two-legged feral brute they board their clockwork motorcages the young ones in predatious packs the old, too weathered to care animal autonomy born from sweatshop routines i imagine myself as a metropolitan jane goodall observing and assimilating taking note of the cacophony of hoots and and hollers the city-born mating calls the high-topped courtship dances ******* civility born from enslaved mindsets a young, dark-skinned boy let's rhyme flow freeformed to the rhythm of a young girls dancing feet stomps and claps excite the celebration of abandoned social etiquette and of my foreign presence i resemble some exotic missing link a mix of this, that and the other my skin, a rare quilt and this draws more attention than a gold-dusted african queen i place myself in the back peering through the windows of this transit jungle feeling my heart skip beats boom...boom...shhhh... i must've left my rhythm in my other heritage because i can't catch the ancient flow but my neck leads my head in bobs my brain rattles with old soul memories and i see these young folks on the train held back by centuries of black struggle but forever rejoicing in african pulse forever embodying our ancestoral pride and i think, how peculiar on the outside looking in like a fishbowl exiled from my own brown-skinned tribe with my oppression fitted like a glove my blackness a mere disguise my blackness camouflage my blackness not quite black enough
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Feb 1, 2012
Feb 1, 2012 at 4:45 PM UTC
Transit Jungle
the urban ecosystem breeds the urban beast; the two-legged feral brute they board their clockwork motorcages the young ones in predatious packs the old, too weathered to care animal autonomy born from sweatshop routines i imagine myself as a metropolitan jane goodall observing and assimilating taking note of the cacophony of hoots and and hollers the city-born mating calls the high-topped courtship dances ******* civility born from enslaved mindsets a young, dark-skinned boy let's rhyme flow freeformed to the rhythm of a young girls dancing feet stomps and claps excite the celebration of abandoned social etiquette and of my foreign presence i resemble some exotic missing link a mix of this, that and the other my skin, a rare quilt and this draws more attention than a gold-dusted african queen i place myself in the back peering through the windows of this transit jungle feeling my heart skip beats boom...boom...shhhh... i must've left my rhythm in my other heritage because i can't catch the ancient flow but my neck leads my head in bobs my brain rattles with old soul memories and i see these young folks on the train held back by centuries of black struggle but forever rejoicing in african pulse forever embodying our ancestoral pride and i think, how peculiar on the outside looking in like a fishbowl exiled from my own brown-skinned tribe with my oppression fitted like a glove my blackness a mere disguise my blackness camouflage my blackness not quite black enough
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She calmly unlocks the front door as the wind flings the screen through wild tantrums. She droops down into her dusted rocker, pushing with her lavender heels to start the sway. Her sole taps softly, as the chair creaks onto fallen lacquer and the porch plays in discord through dancing lace. Interwoven hands lie atop her lap in a sea of navy with floral ships at its surface. Silver strands fall from her clouded bun and a few locks float past her sunken shoulders. With jaded eyes she looks at the corner to a poor table, where a cold candle peaks among a grassy field of melted wax riddled with burnt fuses. And near the candle, a dusted white hat remains anchored to the wooden surface. She can still smell the stale cigar smoke lingering in the room. “He’ll be here soon,” she thinks as her daze slowly sets in. The world seems quiet as she fills her eyes with sleep and the chair continues its march. Her hands unlock from their grasp and the screen door gently knocks.
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Mar 23, 2014
Mar 23, 2014 at 6:19 PM UTC
Anchored
Because the thirst wouldn’t simmer; it ruptured cities into boils, turned cultures into armies, an armageddon of cheeky stubborn Irish Catholics and thick veined Germans couldn’t imagine a world without their stout hearty headed pint. Because white dry protestant angels thought crime existed in a vacuum, in a filthy saw-dusted saloon, the hub spawn of evil. Because twice as many of those saloons were ******* by unlicensed blind pigs, not through free swinging doors on the streets, but in the domestic sphere; in the dark crept crevices of household sanctuaries.   Because bootlegging capitalist princes turned the industry into a stenchy liability with their home brewed distilled poisons. Alky cookers wrapped the commodity fetish and dubbed it moonshine. Moonshine – spirits for the poor and blind. Because this social reform was a moral reform lost in the oblivion of politics, lost in the timeliness of progressive spring-cleaning referenda’s. Because the ragged, toothless class had to be scold, striped clean of their traditional barings, because wisdom is everything and they’re spirits ran vilely wild.
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Sep 26, 2010
Sep 26, 2010 at 6:57 AM UTC
Why the 18th Amendment was a Joke
I'm grinding and the dirt I'm grinding and the dirt I'm grinding and the dirt And I don't understand? I DON'T UNDERSTAND. please help me, *"The clawed hand is not for shaking, although it has amazing grip."* -zₑᵤₛ *"Eat a pork shoulder dusted in granite powder... dash of cumen, a salty pinch you'll get over it."* -ᴾᵉˡᵒᵖˢ                                                                                                      "He is a porky one isn't she?" -ᴱʳᶦˢ Betty, uh, Ms. Page, didn't it bother you? "Bother me?" Well you know, being a person of God, -doing those things for money? *"Silly, I do what I do BECAUSE I AM a believer!"* -ᴮᵉᵗᵗʸ ᴾᵃᵍᵉ
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Feb 25, 2018
Feb 25, 2018 at 8:25 PM UTC
*****
Talk me down, In meadows, Lush, Come touch me, Undress me, Love me, Hold me, In your heart and head, As one, Ravish me, On fire, While I'm dancing, Through your art, Hold my heart, She'll kiss you, When absent, She will miss you, Up and down, Inside out, She'll come along to greet you, In style, A fantasy met, Talcum dusted, Gold plated, Saturated, With her lovers art, She bows to him, In due respect, And shares with him, Her heart! Ladylivvi 31/05/2013 All rights reserved!
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Aug 26, 2013
Aug 26, 2013 at 3:00 AM UTC
Togetherness!