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"eyepatch" poems
Calabunga as go off shooting bad guys or good guys as long as I get my money. Eating chimichanga's in my Honda that I "borrowed" for awhile. Anti-hero that breaks the fourth wall, because that's my style. Shoot shoot, bang bang, kapow is this kungpow chicken. Oh you thought I was talking about fighting, haha, that's funny. Where are the hunny's, with all this money, you think they'd be on me. Slip zip I can be freaky with whips, go on trips, have insanity fits. Business is business, marvel universe, I killed them all; just saying. If you didn't know the name, it is deadpool, original rip off, yeah I don't care about haters because they are going to hate. Death stroke can't even get a date, with that ugly eyepatch, he couldn't beat me on his best day.
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Feb 18, 2016
Feb 18, 2016 at 10:27 PM UTC
DeadPool
If I was fine I wouldn't be going to the hospital 2 or 3  times a week, If I was fine I wouldn't be going to physiotherapy, If I was fine I wouldn't have hearing loss, If I was fine I wouldn't have to wear on eyepatch every night, If I was fine I would be able to concentrate for longer, If I was fine my memory wouldn't let me down, If I was fine it wouldn't take me twice as long to write work for college as it used to, If I was fine tears wouldn't flow from just one eye, If I was fine I wouldn't be going to rehabilitation, If I was fine I would be living life like I used to but I'm not. Stop saying I'm fine.
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Feb 15, 2014
Feb 15, 2014 at 12:27 AM UTC
Stop Saying I'm Fine
I don't know If I could ever Make you understand But I can paint a picture clearly My parents The doctors All made a desperate attempt To save my right eye Only 6 years old And I was already Doomed to go blind I was not dyslexic But I wrote backwards I could see Out of my eye But I had to accept at a young age That I would never see Perfectly Later on I realized I will never accept Going blind In my right eye My sight fades As my vision deteriorates With each passing day Sometimes I can't feel my eye I have to hold out an arm As to avoid running into things It's so embarrassing When I was Young Kids made fun of me Because I wore an eyepatch It was like a bandaid At night My mom would tear it off And I would cry myself to sleep In pain Because my skin came off with it And my nerves were on fire The doctors said I'm too old now I will never see out of that eye Ever again I couldn't help But fight the tears This diagnose felt terminal After all the hard years I still can not accept That I will never see again Going through life With a blind side I was never meant to fit in
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Nov 21, 2015
Nov 21, 2015 at 3:56 AM UTC
Little Freak
Gordon Ramsay decided to pay a visit to Mel's Diner. When he criticized Mel's food, Mel gave him a shiner. Now Mel wears an eyepatch because Ramsay jabbed him in the eye with a fork. He hated Mel's beef and had to have his stomach pumped when he ate Mel's pork. Ramsay didn't like the waitresses so he told Mel that they had to go. After years of faithful service, Mel fired Alice, Vera and Flo. Flo was so angry that she was chomping at the bit. She told Mel and Gordon Ramsay to kiss her grits. Ramsay finally had to give up on Mel because his food is so terrible. Ramsay's job is to help restaurants but he can't perform miracles.
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Feb 19, 2018
Feb 19, 2018 at 11:55 AM UTC
Gordon Ramsay Visits Mel's Diner
Three years old, I saw you brown strands of dandruff laced with stone eyes and threaded lips; my hands squeezed your body against my chest, and I wondered why you wouldn’t hug back. A powdered stain from sobs resided in your chest, I built a house of blankets and counted bruises and soothed my crying legs and wondered why you wouldn’t hug back. I pulled needles from my brain and sewed his face to yours. The knife slammed through your gut and tore bits of cotton from its crevasse; I clasped my teeth around your eye and yanked it out and apologized and asked if you could hug back. I looked at the eyepatch, at your syrup colored body scarred in cotton, and resting by the driveway on garbage day. I watched you suffocate in plastic as the truck yanked its load down the street. I felt her lips press against my hair as she asked me why I wouldn’t hug back.
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Jul 11, 2016
Jul 11, 2016 at 4:56 AM UTC
Teddy Bear
Bless me father for I have sinned. My last confession was two lifetimes ago. The pontif is in place. White smoke.Black smoke Ritualistic joke. To err is human,to forgive is devine. Father silk sash once diddled a friend o mine. Absoulute power corrupts absolutely ? Absolutely. Now. Carry on. Eyepatch in place. Fall from grace. Never. Go my son. And sin no. More. Get a life. Get a wife. Get real.
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Mar 14, 2013
Mar 14, 2013 at 11:35 AM UTC
Benidictus
(ix) at a therapy session for those unable to dream I am handcuffed to my mother whose imaginary lover has lice a baby born with a wig rattles on about sleep death’s eyepatch (x) on these bikes these boys are beautiful / passing men under spell of god, the order maybe dissolved of the bent cigarette / I will not miss art five-thousand fathers to burn a fish but ease, but hunger a girl putting all her pain in a turtle or in anything lifted from the hood of her sister’s coat / a firecracker read by a bone (xi) what a ghost knows about giving birth powers on a mechanical bull father says there is nothing like it in Ohio this giving god to a jack-in-the-box there is a word my mom makes from a word she can’t / orbituary / brings it all home (xii) the human dream god’s attempt at a short story the animal works miracles / the elephant in its ruin takes up for whale yeah, it rains here rains glue adult diapers are fishhook rare… / tell your sister nothing happened to mine (xiii) imagine how long god must’ve been left alone to be named after the first person whose name he said. how hungry the mother to swallow hair. how bored her baby to remember. how small the television that spitballed hell. hidden the horse to keep its church. black the water to transport fish. (xiv) the black eye given to the moth-catcher’s most attractive child… what a woman predicts becomes false subtraction the plus side of trauma her mother’s babied past
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Aug 19, 2016
Aug 19, 2016 at 11:48 PM UTC
circa (ix thru xiv)
tell them they are nothing more than the lot the dream surrenders. that gender is god’s eyepatch. child abuse has its own race. that dead or alive, god has never been sick. to stop acting as if they were born tomorrow.
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 6:58 AM UTC
future quiet
The turtle dreams of strangulation in a green emptiness A star is the graverobber of god I texted the writers not all of them Writing is sometimes being drunk while putting a mouse back together in a mountain We can kiss here is an eyepatch for your moon tattoo I don’t know why anyone would want to see anything What if his son stayed put
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Apr 7, 2025
Apr 7, 2025 at 7:33 PM UTC
CONSUMPTIONS
this eastern european chick always sqauts next to me in an alley at like 12:03 at night when i'm smoking a ciggarette and it always makes me uncomfortable but they have no familiarity with american spacial barriors or common neuroses. and i'll say something like '' hey'' and she'll nod and say something back in polish but proceed to stare at her phone. and i edge away about 2 inches and she'll scoot ever closer. and she doesn't find me attractive because i dress in a black poncho and wear an eyepatch with spikes on it. then i'll flick the **** away and stomp it in the dirt and she keeps scooting closer and closer and closer and closer to something until she dissapears completely in the shadow that overhangs the streetway littered with bums and fresh cut lemongrass while wolfs howl in the rolling hills
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Jun 1, 2017
Jun 1, 2017 at 1:53 AM UTC
the eastern european chick that always sqauts next to me when i'm trying to have a smoke