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This Day, two Biped Ponies each of you ride, Strolling along the lane Lovers enjoy To watch this Sweet Scene from way far behind, A Cheque I'd like to cash-in this Friday Yes, for Pence-Tales of Romance and Success Thinking to Follow is easy enough How many, do those Squirrels squeak at-less The Time which Currency states on the Rough I guess Luck's Fair in Friendship does depend On a Brisket-List sorted in custom To where each of you in Common does spend, Well, better than sulk out of sheer boredom. The Bullseye's paid, admitting my Defeat, Licking my own Fab's whilst hugging the Street.
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Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013 at 9:14 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - FIFTEEN - TOM DALEY
John Lennon Can you imagine the world if he wasn’t shot? Do you think his believers will finally see The bullshitting hypocrite behind all that peace? “All you need is love” sang by a guy Who went out of his way to be cruel to his wife Used to ***** about his dad doing the disappearing act Until he did it himself, the silly **** “Imagine no possessions” Bold words from a guy who had a lot of obsessions “Love is real, real is love” Says the guy who’d rather have two lovers at once His best hits was with the Fab Four His solo hits are like seesaws Yoko Ono had some hits By him, behind closed doors she took it Some people see him as some sort of Jesus But truth is, he was politically clueless The egotistical, ignorant little poseur Who’d rather stay in bed until it’s all over Did he change the world? Did he **** Nothing but a demigod, high in everyone’s mind I’m really glad he died in his prime Just wished that ****** Bono was next in line
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Jan 13, 2021
Jan 13, 2021 at 8:00 PM UTC
Demigod
six-inch heels abandoned in lampless corner       grimy pennies embedded in carpet rent's due wedding band girl "fab polka dot frocks" waterfalling past knees        outta place on casino bus destined for rest under Ft. Worth stars now, now    ********* borealis speckled dice true love waits socialite lip balm and bourgeoisie hips compete in bidding war over which black face triggerpulls which black face eyes the ground passerby the red light      the green light all night diner    egg on chin   coffee-stained porcelain   teeth "I forgave, I think. I forget." crowded and paranoid in the left lane    the right lane empty and weak and surrender and soiled underwear in ammonia nursing home children is a word     time is a lie the polka dot and the interstate ain't selling divorce the consequence of acoustic shadows reblog   undo   #sotrue    reblog living through x-ray radiotherapy the dotted gown never the veiny calves or the blush or the eyeliner somewhere in North Texas shawtys are in the club shawtys are backin' it up    shawtys are dropin' it down hit me+hit me+hit me=blackjack mishap the marvel of the wind and of wind turbines cognac decade brides     the epitome of class and natural elegance standing like oil derricks and treated like oil wells so secretive and philanthropic this taxon remains nameless casino turned dance hall   dance hall   skinny ties still a thing this wine is good. is it a merlot?    no.    this is purely recreational for birthdays   for weddings    and Ft. Worth missionaries 10-50 passengers   we've got 53, no 54 #hahahaha #whoops #party who needs unprescribed drugs? me, me (!) decomposing mascara sweat on brow the interstate no longer lit polka dots has got the suicide by Manet pulled up on her iPhone the financial stress   which shudders warm-blooded moms on her lips    every mother a librarian   every mother a swing-pusher but digression    next to bitterness   the lowest sin edging the cultural gateway of the old west miracles in and miracles out of tradition following the slender bends of middle ancient Trinity River children a word   pattycake a game and time   time a lie we left to museum panoramas
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Feb 2, 2013
Feb 2, 2013 at 8:12 PM UTC
on the borderland
six-inch heels abandoned in lampless corner       grimy pennies embedded in carpet rent's due wedding band girl "fab polka dot frocks" waterfalling past knees        outta place on casino bus destined for rest under Ft. Worth stars now, now    ********* borealis speckled dice true love waits socialite lip balm and bourgeoisie hips compete in bidding war over which black face triggerpulls which black face eyes the ground passerby the red light      the green light all night diner    egg on chin   coffee-stained porcelain   teeth "I forgave, I think. I forget." crowded and paranoid in the left lane    the right lane empty and weak and surrender and soiled underwear in ammonia nursing home children is a word     time is a lie the polka dot and the interstate ain't selling divorce the consequence of acoustic shadows reblog   undo   #sotrue    reblog living through x-ray radiotherapy the dotted gown never the veiny calves or the blush or the eyeliner somewhere in North Texas shawtys are in the club shawtys are backin' it up    shawtys are dropin' it down hit me+hit me+hit me=blackjack mishap the marvel of the wind and of wind turbines cognac decade brides     the epitome of class and natural elegance standing like oil derricks and treated like oil wells so secretive and philanthropic this taxon remains nameless casino turned dance hall   dance hall   skinny ties still a thing this wine is good. is it a merlot?    no.    this is purely recreational for birthdays   for weddings    and Ft. Worth missionaries 10-50 passengers   we've got 53, no 54 #hahahaha #whoops #party who needs unprescribed drugs? me, me (!) decomposing mascara sweat on brow the interstate no longer lit polka dots has got the suicide by Manet pulled up on her iPhone the financial stress   which shudders warm-blooded moms on her lips    every mother a librarian   every mother a swing-pusher but digression    next to bitterness   the lowest sin edging the cultural gateway of the old west miracles in and miracles out of tradition following the slender bends of middle ancient Trinity River children a word   pattycake a game and time   time a lie we left to museum panoramas
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My grandmother used to bake pies in the kitchen where I lived as a boy. She would spend all day mixing and kneading, singing her old lady songs to herself. I would get to lick the bowl. This was my prize. Back when the world was psychedelic and hippies wandered the streets. My sister and I would play outside almost every sunny day. Magic kingdoms made of mud and bricks. Toy soldier citizens of mock empires. Barbie doll victims of terrible wars. Bubblegum music from the top forty traced the pattern of our lives. Our country had a new flag and boys in school still had short hair. Little girls wore skirts and dresses and pony tails were still the normal fashion. Black and white television set turned to the latest American sitcoms. We would laugh at Granny and marvel at Endora. Mr. Sullivan would present the latest rage, the latest quartet or singer from England. Back when the world was psychedelic and hippies wandered the streets. We wore peace buttons on our coats, and drew "smiley's" on our books. We talked about what we were going to do to make a difference in the world. We admired the Fab Four and worshipped at the altar of glorious possibilities. We knew it was going to be beautiful, because that is what we were being told. Every morning at school we would sing "God Save the Queen" and "O Canada", say The Lord's Prayer and hear the announcements. Teachers talked about the future as if it was a land of possibilities. We did not know the black and white visions would be transformed into colour horrors. We had no idea that the dreams of peace and love were going to be forgotten. Who could predict the grey soul of adulthood? Where have all the beautiful people gone? My grandmother used to bake pies in the kitchen where I lived as a boy. Back when the world was psychedelic and hippies wandered the streets.
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Apr 15, 2016
Apr 15, 2016 at 5:10 PM UTC
Back When The World Was Psychedelic
My grandmother used to bake pies in the kitchen where I lived as a boy. She would spend all day mixing and kneading, singing her old lady songs to herself. I would get to lick the bowl. This was my prize. Back when the world was psychedelic and hippies wandered the streets. My sister and I would play outside almost every sunny day. Magic kingdoms made of mud and bricks. Toy soldier citizens of mock empires. Barbie doll victims of terrible wars. Bubblegum music from the top forty traced the pattern of our lives. Our country had a new flag and boys in school still had short hair. Little girls wore skirts and dresses and pony tails were still the normal fashion. Black and white television set turned to the latest American sitcoms. We would laugh at Granny and marvel at Endora. Mr. Sullivan would present the latest rage, the latest quartet or singer from England. Back when the world was psychedelic and hippies wandered the streets. We wore peace buttons on our coats, and drew "smiley's" on our books. We talked about what we were going to do to make a difference in the world. We admired the Fab Four and worshipped at the altar of glorious possibilities. We knew it was going to be beautiful, because that is what we were being told. Every morning at school we would sing "God Save the Queen" and "O Canada", say The Lord's Prayer and hear the announcements. Teachers talked about the future as if it was a land of possibilities. We did not know the black and white visions would be transformed into colour horrors. We had no idea that the dreams of peace and love were going to be forgotten. Who could predict the grey soul of adulthood? Where have all the beautiful people gone? My grandmother used to bake pies in the kitchen where I lived as a boy. Back when the world was psychedelic and hippies wandered the streets.
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I like to dab It makes my day it is so fab I have to say If I'm ever feeling down I do a dab, and do not frown It is the cure for all all sadness And the method to my madness I like to dab, it makes my day it is so fab I have to say
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Jan 19, 2017
Jan 19, 2017 at 2:28 PM UTC
This poem is a meme
He had just sat down to dinner at the Heart Attack Grill. The fab Las Vegas nightspot where the fatties eat their fill A place where the morbidly obese and Summo wannabees can chow down to their heart’s content cause Fatties eat for free. Nurse Bridgette brought his burger and he started feeling ill. As he slurped his triple milkshake did he feel a sudden chill? Was it the unfiltered cigarettes He went through by the pack? Or the triple bypass burger that brought on his heart attack? He started turning purple and was rolling on the floor. He was regretting his decision to bypass that health food store. Nurse Bridgette practiced CPR and dialed emergency. Thanks to her ministrations He'll make a full recovery.
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Feb 16, 2012
Feb 16, 2012 at 10:14 PM UTC
The Triple Bypass Burger
I think of you as me I think of you my whole world I consider you part of me I consider all that you told You are all I have You are all things fab You told me to be me so I let you in You enticed me Excited me I followed you till the end You ****** me alive toss me to an empty land but I survived.
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Mar 6, 2019
Mar 6, 2019 at 3:09 AM UTC
Awareness is light
Death descends like the statement of a credit card; life goes on in eight columns, sometimes six, dropping out should have been an option, instead my world is turning pages while I am just sitting here listening to atrophy whisper through a megaphone: “It’s better to fade away than to burn out, let champagne supper turn to bile by breakfast, bark up a fake plastic lemon tree till she hurls pomo grenades at you.” The streetlife serenade is recklessly tempting, in the club the girls in ***** shirts come and go, talking of Felu, Neru, Derri… da, what inertia! Sitting in a club with so many fools(,) playing to rules, Hell is a blank generation with no vacancy, I’m doubting Thom: meeting people isn’t easy, Them clones in rubber souls from fab India try to impale me right next to the paintbox, In she walks, head going nowhere close to the oven, eyes me like a Pisces riding shotgun on a WAG, says growing older in the rain ought not be done all alone. Bring on the moonshine, dancing days are here again! Happiness was Scotch Mist, now it’s suddenly a goal, It’s past AM on a holiday, do I wanna know if this isn’t, like always, just un-certain platonish bromance? Or will she journey with me till the end of the night? Optimism is fleeting, afraid to commit, tends to elope, Pray that she lingers long enough: I need a feel-good poem. There’s a restaurant at the end of the universe, I’ve heard the well-done steak they serve is actually rare but their awesomesauce can make us live forever, we can make it there in time if we slide away right now, and if in the morning we don’t know what to do, I’ll toast the bread, I’ll make the bed, she can make my day.
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May 15, 2015
May 15, 2015 at 3:04 PM UTC
Club 27
Death descends like the statement of a credit card; life goes on in eight columns, sometimes six, dropping out should have been an option, instead my world is turning pages while I am just sitting here listening to atrophy whisper through a megaphone: “It’s better to fade away than to burn out, let champagne supper turn to bile by breakfast, bark up a fake plastic lemon tree till she hurls pomo grenades at you.” The streetlife serenade is recklessly tempting, in the club the girls in ***** shirts come and go, talking of Felu, Neru, Derri… da, what inertia! Sitting in a club with so many fools(,) playing to rules, Hell is a blank generation with no vacancy, I’m doubting Thom: meeting people isn’t easy, Them clones in rubber souls from fab India try to impale me right next to the paintbox, In she walks, head going nowhere close to the oven, eyes me like a Pisces riding shotgun on a WAG, says growing older in the rain ought not be done all alone. Bring on the moonshine, dancing days are here again! Happiness was Scotch Mist, now it’s suddenly a goal, It’s past AM on a holiday, do I wanna know if this isn’t, like always, just un-certain platonish bromance? Or will she journey with me till the end of the night? Optimism is fleeting, afraid to commit, tends to elope, Pray that she lingers long enough: I need a feel-good poem. There’s a restaurant at the end of the universe, I’ve heard the well-done steak they serve is actually rare but their awesomesauce can make us live forever, we can make it there in time if we slide away right now, and if in the morning we don’t know what to do, I’ll toast the bread, I’ll make the bed, she can make my day.
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his name was Hamilton my name was Caleb the dude was on the outside inside was more from his film also in the bunch, the duke, the doctor, the fab 4, the dogs in neon and inverted colors it was not all Hamilton’s but his work was some of the best weird stuff on the back wall but still some awesome pieces from a man obsessed with movies Hamilton was my friend If only for my visit Hamilton was my dad’s friend (My dad’s good at making them) but in the end I was there for art work and though I bought something not of Hamilton’s I think he appreciated me and my dad and my mom (she likes the dude too) but Hamilton told me I’m looking to propose to a lady like your mom and I laughed that’s good but Hamilton we’ve got to go thus is the fate of the artist and the customer
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May 3, 2010
May 3, 2010 at 5:11 PM UTC
A.T. Hun's
What are the words cooking? The flavor you add Telling the story your fab Your words being the ingredient on the grill The concept you set at will The emotion captured being a thrill Your words having a roast The dialog that everyone will boost Imagine your poetry being the cookbook known coast to coast This is an outstanding achievement at most It’s a feast illustrating in your own words You heard! Just bring your words and the reader will bring their ears A chance to open the reader’s mind Having a strategy all combined Win the reader over Your confidence the reader will discover A discovery at the BBQ that everyone will be talking about It won’t be a theory perhaps stuck in a bout But it is words that can Assurance that will Yet confident still Words grilled to perfection and just right Having those very words that will crave the reader’s appetite.
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Aug 17, 2016
Aug 17, 2016 at 3:40 PM UTC
BBQ POETRY RELEASE
Is this the place where garland grows, Among the olive branches low? Splattered, cindered, clay abode, Am I so alien? Encircled those, in khaki drab; Paying homage to the bags; Which hold remains of brave, young lads; Will I feel again? Surrounded, chains of un-lit lights, Which only shine in day, not nights; Illumination betrays the plights, Should we become aglow. A tree of polypropylene, Adorns the tower, so serene; A branch of steel hid in-between, That only gunner knows. The air of diesel, not of Myrrh, As pre-fab dwellings start to stir, Indifferent as they observe, Fading of the Star. A failed attempt at lone ‘SandMan’ Adorned with boots, bayonet in hand, Iraqi winds displace his stand, Re-formed in Kandahar. T’was yesterday, on Christmas Eve; A day ahead of promised leave, When Paul, Eric, Mark and Steve, Took leisurely patrol. In Tikrit, where he was born, Some sixty years before this ‘Storm’, They’d set-out on this early morn. Assessing evening’s toll. Among the buildings, scattered ruins; Charred men, like shadows, on the dunes; From temples soar cremated plumes; One hour had gone by. In the distance, beyond the spire, Come ‘reports’ of skirmish fire, Incessant screaming of the dire; Then screams dissolve to cries. Approach, inside a city square, Where once a fountain teemed, right there, Smoldering flesh, low burning hair; A family splayed together. Rank and putrid pieces strewn, Mother’s face, shrapnel-hewn; Attending Allah far too soon-- All their hands were tethered. Domestic dogs, now on their own, Fight for human flesh and bone; Such holy image sets the tone, As chorus strikes ‘Jihad’. Eric stumbles, exploded knee, Bearing witness to comrades, three, Souls reclaimed near instantly; Christmas in Baghdad. Is this the place where garland grows; Among the olive branches low? How I miss New England snow, This Christmas in Baghdad.
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Nov 16, 2010
Nov 16, 2010 at 12:36 PM UTC
Christmas in Baghdad
Is this the place where garland grows, Among the olive branches low? Splattered, cindered, clay abode, Am I so alien? Encircled those, in khaki drab; Paying homage to the bags; Which hold remains of brave, young lads; Will I feel again? Surrounded, chains of un-lit lights, Which only shine in day, not nights; Illumination betrays the plights, Should we become aglow. A tree of polypropylene, Adorns the tower, so serene; A branch of steel hid in-between, That only gunner knows. The air of diesel, not of Myrrh, As pre-fab dwellings start to stir, Indifferent as they observe, Fading of the Star. A failed attempt at lone ‘SandMan’ Adorned with boots, bayonet in hand, Iraqi winds displace his stand, Re-formed in Kandahar. T’was yesterday, on Christmas Eve; A day ahead of promised leave, When Paul, Eric, Mark and Steve, Took leisurely patrol. In Tikrit, where he was born, Some sixty years before this ‘Storm’, They’d set-out on this early morn. Assessing evening’s toll. Among the buildings, scattered ruins; Charred men, like shadows, on the dunes; From temples soar cremated plumes; One hour had gone by. In the distance, beyond the spire, Come ‘reports’ of skirmish fire, Incessant screaming of the dire; Then screams dissolve to cries. Approach, inside a city square, Where once a fountain teemed, right there, Smoldering flesh, low burning hair; A family splayed together. Rank and putrid pieces strewn, Mother’s face, shrapnel-hewn; Attending Allah far too soon-- All their hands were tethered. Domestic dogs, now on their own, Fight for human flesh and bone; Such holy image sets the tone, As chorus strikes ‘Jihad’. Eric stumbles, exploded knee, Bearing witness to comrades, three, Souls reclaimed near instantly; Christmas in Baghdad. Is this the place where garland grows; Among the olive branches low? How I miss New England snow, This Christmas in Baghdad.
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eight wickets eight wickets he did so well score on the pitch at Bangalore he spun the ball he spun the ball in the first session of play over after over toiling away his efforts were fab his efforts were fab bamboozling the batsmen with a seaming flight of hem not since Warne not since Warne had such a display been seen on the oval's twenty two yard sheen a magic spell a magic spell Lyon's spinning technique was truly magnifique
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Mar 4, 2017
Mar 4, 2017 at 11:15 PM UTC
Eight Wickets (Sports Poem)
my foot is so fab with all of those toes and stuff wait that is my face why's my face got toes that's seriously messed up I should lay off drugs
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Jul 23, 2014
Jul 23, 2014 at 10:34 AM UTC
a two part haiku about feet and drugs
T- Take all his rules and directives on board H-Heed them well or he'll put you to the sword E-Edicts he announces mustn't be ignored S-Stay within the definition of his pit I-Indent it into your mind's memory fit T-Test not his patience nor his fab wit E-Enter good work that will be a great  hit M-Mad as hell he'll become when he sees a bad post O-Ousted you'll be if he doesn't like what you boast N-Niggling him will obtain a certain kind of verbal roast I-Irking his upright position means you'll be put on toast T-Travel within the hallowed guidelines he prefers the most O-Opposing him means debarment at a far flung coast R-Riling him over his rule's will disappear you as a ghost
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 9:41 AM UTC
The Site Monitor (Acrostic Poem)
How cool I was with undercut pretending then Mohawk playing rugby pretending brunching with fab hipsters pretending enjoying arcane debates about particle physics pretending and social justice pretending loving tall beautiful black boy pretending and playing Tetris til dawn or napping on the couch pretending in fashionable Old City coworking space pretending cuddled alone as rain struck clear panes windowed walls facade pretending that was my life once, author in a zine pretending, cheese day denizen pretending amid all that a sprawling vacuum of identity pretending and isolation pretending despite lunching with a priest I met pretending online or long, meandering walks to the park pretending with Mr. Wiggles and biking up Passyunk pretending through the market that smelled of live chickens and grease bemoaning my loneliness pretending at row-house holiday parties hosted by midlife fairies & queers pretending with dreams with drugs pretending alcohol *** and roof deck skyline views pretending pop up gardens live music filling midsummer streets pretending same streets filled with seasonal dirt artisanal water pretending bottle cap eyes cigarette **** nose garbage mouth snowman melting away pretending going the way of brotherly love. How cool I was inhabiting my urban life pretending I was there.
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Mar 29, 2018
Mar 29, 2018 at 6:16 AM UTC
Pretending
her pizzazz on the stage cannot be beat she was the sassy dame of Big Spender in a glittering gown she looks so neat dynamic moves she would oft tender   verve goes into her one woman show she was the sassy dame of Big Spender with mic on stand she really glows Bond Movie themes made her a star verve goes into her one woman show other cabaret act aren't of her par Diamonds Are Forever so well known Bond Movie themes made her a star a Welsh lass with fab sounding tones around the world her tunes are often spun Diamonds Are Forever so well known her fans think she is number one around the world her tunes are often spun her pizzazz on stage cannot be beat in a glittering gown she looks so neat
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Oct 29, 2013
Oct 29, 2013 at 6:17 AM UTC
Diamonds Are Forever (Terzanelle Poem)
on the cover the same ones appear we've witnessed them showing out they've done so for over a long year repeatedly their monikers are about parading an ability so **** grand we've witnessed them showing out remarkable they of well scripted hand ever shining the infinite bright light parading an ability so **** grand we marvel at their dominant flight they've always had a star's billing ever shining the infinite bright light again to-day their fab quills spilling of a class which holds such veneration they've always had a star's billing watching them is an awing inspiration of a class which holds such veneration on the cover the same ones appear they've done so for over a long year
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Jun 3, 2017
Jun 3, 2017 at 11:24 PM UTC
Over A Long Year (Terzanelle)
We were all together once. A wall of friends, ready to help each other to slay and protect. The Fab Five/The Passionate Pentagon... The Dark Side. What happened to us? What we once were, we are no more, and we look back at the Dark Side like the same way we reminisce old memories- but we are not old memories. We will always be the Fab Five, The Dark Side. We are tied together by bonds unseen but there. But yet we are all reaching out, stretching our flimsy arms to everyone around us people who never were a part of us, longing to be held and heard- to not be forgotten. There is no need for that. I promise you, you are not forgotten, and never will be. So maybe...maybe let's try again, eh? Let's get the old gang together remember we exist to each other, take away all the walls built up between the bonds, all the anguish squished in between us, and let's Reunite.
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Mar 4, 2015
Mar 4, 2015 at 6:13 PM UTC
Falling Apart
Call me honeybee one more time, I dare you. I love it. I am so platonicly in love with you. You are better than starbucks. Maybe five times better, But I'm contemplating six and a half. I just want to make sure you're always super duper happy. And bring you soup, and tea, and fuzzy blankets, and fab movies when you're sad. You are the absolute cutest. You no think I'm pretty. So dot zee to you. But I'll get over it, And I'll never be over you. No **** With all the **** in the world implied. I feel like I should insert some sort of suggestive emoticon here.
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Jul 26, 2013
Jul 26, 2013 at 12:29 AM UTC
Iya
Ken a' these auld Scots words, The wans that we've forgot, Why are we no using them, It's because we wernae taught, At hame wi' mither an fathir, Speaking all and proper, First day at school, Speech becomes a cropper, All yir mates at school, Coming oot wi' words like bowff, Saying them in the hoose, Yir fathir says watch yir mouth, Rax me oor the poorie, As ma grama said to me, Asking her whit she meant, Gies the milk jug fir ma tea, Fab technology today, Smert phones and iPad, They missed oot wan thing, The language o' my grandad, Skype, that's a new word, Sounds a bit like Scottish, Was it tae clip you round the ear hole, That word should be abolished, If yir no Scottish, Rabbie's words are a' daft, All the words that came out o' him, That was the man's craft, Whit aboot these well kent lines, Fair fa' your honest, sonsie face, Sorry aboot that Rabbie, Stealing that was totally misplaced, Oot o' bed on wi' ma baffies, Tae pit them on I need tae sit doon Sittin' on the chair wi' ma bahookie, Missed the chair fawing like a loon, When yir oot daein the gowf, And yir breeks are a' in a runkle, Dinnae be a feart tae tac them aff, If you've got them in a fankle, Deekin oot the windae, Stramash on the doon the road, Some folk getting a doin', Ithers getting a carry code, Polis got there quick enough, Must have a been a hunner, Saw the big yin there, He was the heid ****** The rammy wi the radges Was just oot side the offie, Jings crivvens help ma boab, Some went ben the bothy, We're all **** Tamson's bairns, We a' just want tae learn, We can do it wi' the Scots, It's a language that we yearn.
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 3:45 PM UTC
Forgotten Scots Words
Ken a' these auld Scots words, The wans that we've forgot, Why are we no using them, It's because we wernae taught, At hame wi' mither an fathir, Speaking all and proper, First day at school, Speech becomes a cropper, All yir mates at school, Coming oot wi' words like bowff, Saying them in the hoose, Yir fathir says watch yir mouth, Rax me oor the poorie, As ma grama said to me, Asking her whit she meant, Gies the milk jug fir ma tea, Fab technology today, Smert phones and iPad, They missed oot wan thing, The language o' my grandad, Skype, that's a new word, Sounds a bit like Scottish, Was it tae clip you round the ear hole, That word should be abolished, If yir no Scottish, Rabbie's words are a' daft, All the words that came out o' him, That was the man's craft, Whit aboot these well kent lines, Fair fa' your honest, sonsie face, Sorry aboot that Rabbie, Stealing that was totally misplaced, Oot o' bed on wi' ma baffies, Tae pit them on I need tae sit doon Sittin' on the chair wi' ma bahookie, Missed the chair fawing like a loon, When yir oot daein the gowf, And yir breeks are a' in a runkle, Dinnae be a feart tae tac them aff, If you've got them in a fankle, Deekin oot the windae, Stramash on the doon the road, Some folk getting a doin', Ithers getting a carry code, Polis got there quick enough, Must have a been a hunner, Saw the big yin there, He was the heid ****** The rammy wi the radges Was just oot side the offie, Jings crivvens help ma boab, Some went ben the bothy, We're all **** Tamson's bairns, We a' just want tae learn, We can do it wi' the Scots, It's a language that we yearn.
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Guep seeb do fug Uptoob queev buh Luft goo dub ug Fleeg dahs luh Obku *** qwuarsh Fab go mud marsh Me go fabroso Egvar seeg lu Xybahso Imba go mu Cabbo de Ogg be
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Aug 16, 2011
Aug 16, 2011 at 10:29 PM UTC
Coolio Awesome Poem
Imagining the perfect girl Is a fantasy of mine. Every feature perfect in proportion by design. I’d have to start with Elizabeth Taylor’s captivating eyes. Anne Hathaway has perfect skin and is the perfect size. Emmy Rossum’s flowing hair Attracts some envious eyes J-Lo is most bootyful. Sweet Scarlett has nice thighs. Mila Kunis gams are fab And she is worldly wise. To make her warm and welcoming Add Julia Roberts’ smile Of course this perfect girl of mine Would want some change in me.. Six inches taller would be nice, Then I’d be six foot three.. I’d then be perfect for my weight The abs would come with time.- I’m sure they’re somewhere buried underneath this flab of mine. I’d have to dye my hair for her, to hide the tell tale gray. Some dental work to fix my smile. And keep bad breathe at bay…… It seems a lot of work to me. I’d not enjoy the rack. I’m better off right where I am than having to deal with that!
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Nov 11, 2011
Nov 11, 2011 at 9:28 PM UTC
A Julia Roberts Smile
White light blowing away my Black shames Pure in sight through head window panes Sorrows woven foam pie brain she games Share his leisure bee twin fab wick dames Lies that line our veins white sheets draping, Like wind wonder walls breaking Breath taking, width all dis clarity my cries remain Unshaken, Dis dam S Forsaken, While the sight sauced swirled beams me down and      vacant.
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Nov 23, 2016
Nov 23, 2016 at 3:13 PM UTC
My Broken Black Heart (Pure In Sight Leisure Bee)