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"escitalopram" poems
with a little bit of dust under yer skin, you sense something ancient and dead-yet-still-living in everything. The love tapestry on the walls of your mind beg to differ, complete- who was that sunuvabitch and what why did he stop the music? is he waiting for a drivel? or a smile?
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 10:27 AM UTC
The Flowing Countryside of Escitalopram
Doctor, tell me: What do you believe of a woman who envies not the placement of the ******* sword but the expectation placed upon the glorified weapon to penetrate the holy blossom positioned between two soft mounds of rosy flesh that she would die to run her mouth over? Faceless textbooks whisper of specialized jealousy that I, for a lifetime, will never comprehend— instead: Red rouge cheeks plastered against a clear pane, staring at the winged angel behind the counter; Doctor, I hate being a consumer— I would much rather use my hands to create a small squeal from behind her silver tongue revealing what she thinks about my manner of exclaiming desire: writhing lust, ***** thirst, with weighty spit and heavy breathing again an instrumental soundtrack: her movements, mattress creaking— But Doctor, do you think I am sick? What is my diagnosis if I can only find beauty in this societal No-No, if I have never been an artist but I always find myself painting wonderful masterpieces (a protégé’s standard) with a cut lock of her hair as a brush, dipped in white crushed powder, fresh from a plastic orange bottle that fell off my desk— Must I confess to another sin, as if this is the church of my grandmother’s rosary-laden hands? Yes, I am reluctantly in love with my Escitalopram so I have flirted with Acceptance but he did not seem to like me. Look here— Just yesterday I tried to sell her portrait to a blonde woman in a pristine art gallery who peered at my matted hair and how it fell over the sweater I was wearing, stained with dark muck, and I was sent away with the canvas clutched loosely by my trembling fingers so that it barely escaped being dropped. I do not have nails anymore, Doctor— What do you make of that? I have plucked them off their respective beds and that makes me feel a little sick but all is well because it is infinitely better for my girl's fragrant little blossoms when she comes into my arms and allows me to pick them, one by one, as I roam her field— Doctor, I would sooner live in the crumbling pavements of Hell for an eternity than lose the dreams that I freely, frequently dream regarding her and how my nubbed hands are held so dear. Anyway, Doctor, you need not worry: I will always have my Escitalopram.
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Apr 19, 2016
Apr 19, 2016 at 9:40 PM UTC
Sicko Analysis
Doctor, tell me: What do you believe of a woman who envies not the placement of the ******* sword but the expectation placed upon the glorified weapon to penetrate the holy blossom positioned between two soft mounds of rosy flesh that she would die to run her mouth over? Faceless textbooks whisper of specialized jealousy that I, for a lifetime, will never comprehend— instead: Red rouge cheeks plastered against a clear pane, staring at the winged angel behind the counter; Doctor, I hate being a consumer— I would much rather use my hands to create a small squeal from behind her silver tongue revealing what she thinks about my manner of exclaiming desire: writhing lust, ***** thirst, with weighty spit and heavy breathing again an instrumental soundtrack: her movements, mattress creaking— But Doctor, do you think I am sick? What is my diagnosis if I can only find beauty in this societal No-No, if I have never been an artist but I always find myself painting wonderful masterpieces (a protégé’s standard) with a cut lock of her hair as a brush, dipped in white crushed powder, fresh from a plastic orange bottle that fell off my desk— Must I confess to another sin, as if this is the church of my grandmother’s rosary-laden hands? Yes, I am reluctantly in love with my Escitalopram so I have flirted with Acceptance but he did not seem to like me. Look here— Just yesterday I tried to sell her portrait to a blonde woman in a pristine art gallery who peered at my matted hair and how it fell over the sweater I was wearing, stained with dark muck, and I was sent away with the canvas clutched loosely by my trembling fingers so that it barely escaped being dropped. I do not have nails anymore, Doctor— What do you make of that? I have plucked them off their respective beds and that makes me feel a little sick but all is well because it is infinitely better for my girl's fragrant little blossoms when she comes into my arms and allows me to pick them, one by one, as I roam her field— Doctor, I would sooner live in the crumbling pavements of Hell for an eternity than lose the dreams that I freely, frequently dream regarding her and how my nubbed hands are held so dear. Anyway, Doctor, you need not worry: I will always have my Escitalopram.
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so ****** in the face of it at the end of it, your perception on the nose of it this feeling in my nose this tingling wall this numby crunchy face on my face that blocks out the light and the truth and the life .... that's how it feels .... sorta how crazy does that read? i'll bet it reads ugly. i'll bet it reads sick. it should because its a description of drugs crazy people, ie. people like me take to try to feel less crazy they make your god **** face feel like it jumped rebellious, eyes, ears, nose, throat, turned traitor. Escitalopram Buproin Nuvigil Lithium Carbonate Quetiapine Abilify Risperdone Harpoon IPA Johnnie Walker Red Label blended scotch whiskey it seems there can come a certain special kind of time in a man's life, when he can feel weird and lonely enough to type a few words and call it poem. ******* Bukowski. this is his legacy.  the possibility to do what I'm doing right now. without that disgusting, self-centered fool I never would have thought to try and write these weird feelings I'm feeling. a little attention, that's what strokes this need. a few incidental internet readers, to read this strangely pointless pontification on the bits of sadness that are me. i wish i could find an open field and lay back comfortable in the crisp cold air and feel the stars shoot through me my heart pounding in the dirt and waiting for *** or sun or wolves or rain or anything else you might call "love." i wish for more death or more life I can't stay here.
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Mar 23, 2013
Mar 23, 2013 at 1:22 AM UTC
*** or sun or wolves or rain
so ****** in the face of it at the end of it, your perception on the nose of it this feeling in my nose this tingling wall this numby crunchy face on my face that blocks out the light and the truth and the life .... that's how it feels .... sorta how crazy does that read? i'll bet it reads ugly. i'll bet it reads sick. it should because its a description of drugs crazy people, ie. people like me take to try to feel less crazy they make your god **** face feel like it jumped rebellious, eyes, ears, nose, throat, turned traitor. Escitalopram Buproin Nuvigil Lithium Carbonate Quetiapine Abilify Risperdone Harpoon IPA Johnnie Walker Red Label blended scotch whiskey it seems there can come a certain special kind of time in a man's life, when he can feel weird and lonely enough to type a few words and call it poem. ******* Bukowski. this is his legacy.  the possibility to do what I'm doing right now. without that disgusting, self-centered fool I never would have thought to try and write these weird feelings I'm feeling. a little attention, that's what strokes this need. a few incidental internet readers, to read this strangely pointless pontification on the bits of sadness that are me. i wish i could find an open field and lay back comfortable in the crisp cold air and feel the stars shoot through me my heart pounding in the dirt and waiting for *** or sun or wolves or rain or anything else you might call "love." i wish for more death or more life I can't stay here.
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I'm alone here I'm alone Would you just stop WOULD YOU JUST STOP AND LISTEN TO ME! I'm alone And I just repeat that again and again and AGAIN And it always seems to be true And I keep thinking I think I think and I THINK But nothing seems to happen We're trapped WE ARE TRAPPED And yet I'm free to roam You're free to go You're free to go just go JUST GO But I'm running away From what from who FROM WHERE Freedom freedom freedom OY Freedom freedom freedom OY Quit pestering me Quit it YOURE NOT EVEN HERE I wish I could go I need an adventure I need to go GET AWAY FROM ME Oh god HOW DO THEY DO IT blank memories blank thoughts empty files empty plot scared frozen scared free scared forever scared me Meds meds meds Drugs drugs brain Empty clear fuzzy Gone
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Apr 2, 2017
Apr 2, 2017 at 1:11 AM UTC
Escitalopram
She's screaming at me from the tile floor of the bathroom and there's sick in her hair so I just ring her mother. I'm disgusted at her, it's pathetic. I'm sick of listening to this, and holding hair back, and stuffing my hand down throats to feel the ***** crawl back up to catch me. I'm standing in a house in a bad estate and it's 8AM and how did I get here? I left my friend behind in a bathroom because I can't bare to see her and remember crying in a nightclub bathroom in Carrick and not knowing why. The room is spinning, but at least I'm smiling. I think this boy is quite pretty, really. Where is she? Sprawled out, puking in the sheets of her bed. I'm not sympathetic. Take your medication you headcase, we need it to function - just take it, I swear.
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Oct 30, 2015
Oct 30, 2015 at 1:20 PM UTC
Escitalopram 5mg
so ****** in the face of it at the end of it, your perception on the nose of it this feeling in my nose this tingling wall this numby crunchy face on my face that blocks out the light and the truth and the life .... that's how it feels .... sorta how crazy does that read? i'll bet it reads ugly. i'll bet it reads sick. it should because its a description of drugs crazy people, ie. people like me take to try to feel less crazy they make your god **** face feel like it jumped rebellious, eyes, ears, nose, throat, turned traitor. Escitalopram Buproin Nuvigil Lithium Carbonate Quetiapine Abilify Risperdone Harpoon IPA Johnnie Walker Red Label blended scotch whiskey it seems there can come a certain special kind of time in a man's life, when he can feel weird and lonely enough to type a few words and call it poem. ******* Bukowski. this is his legacy.  the possibility to do what I'm doing right now. without that disgusting, self-centered fool I never would have thought to try and write these weird feelings I'm feeling. a little attention, that's what strokes this need. a few incidental internet readers, to read this strangely pointless pontification on the bits of sadness that are me. i wish i could find an open field and lay back comfortable in the crisp cold air and feel the stars shoot through me my heart pounding in the dirt and waiting for *** or sun or wolves or rain or anything else you might call "love." i wish for more death or more life I can't stay here.
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Nov 21, 2016
Nov 21, 2016 at 4:25 AM UTC
*** or sun or wolves or rain
so ****** in the face of it at the end of it, your perception on the nose of it this feeling in my nose this tingling wall this numby crunchy face on my face that blocks out the light and the truth and the life .... that's how it feels .... sorta how crazy does that read? i'll bet it reads ugly. i'll bet it reads sick. it should because its a description of drugs crazy people, ie. people like me take to try to feel less crazy they make your god **** face feel like it jumped rebellious, eyes, ears, nose, throat, turned traitor. Escitalopram Buproin Nuvigil Lithium Carbonate Quetiapine Abilify Risperdone Harpoon IPA Johnnie Walker Red Label blended scotch whiskey it seems there can come a certain special kind of time in a man's life, when he can feel weird and lonely enough to type a few words and call it poem. ******* Bukowski. this is his legacy.  the possibility to do what I'm doing right now. without that disgusting, self-centered fool I never would have thought to try and write these weird feelings I'm feeling. a little attention, that's what strokes this need. a few incidental internet readers, to read this strangely pointless pontification on the bits of sadness that are me. i wish i could find an open field and lay back comfortable in the crisp cold air and feel the stars shoot through me my heart pounding in the dirt and waiting for *** or sun or wolves or rain or anything else you might call "love." i wish for more death or more life I can't stay here.
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Wake up just to go back to sleep Later I'll take some antidepressants, but this **** ain't cheap Waiting to feel good, I'll play some DOOM **** them all in a dark dead room Life is basically like an illusion **** it, life's giving me a mental confusion Time flies and it's already 11 at night Everything is black and white
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Jul 21, 2016
Jul 21, 2016 at 2:40 AM UTC
Poppin' The Escitalopram
Xanax is the devil When mixed with too much drink And so is escitalopram That is what I think     These things conspire to change your vibe     And now it seems if you imbibe     The smallest teensy tiny touch     Of ***** it’s ...still a bit too much... Seems my Dear has disappeared, And swaying in her place Another person, as I feared, Without the charm; without the grace,     I cannot stand my latest role:     Authoritative scolding troll     And I, not knowing what to do     Retreat into a deep dark blue
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Oct 25, 2017
Oct 25, 2017 at 6:12 AM UTC
I miss you