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"facebooks" poems
I've faced my most terrifying fears and let go of people I held dear escaped in the brink of death conquered sleep paralysis rejected every stupid existing fad left my ghosts from the past passed my worst subjects and passed everything But I couldn't seem to handle A SLOW INTERNET CONNECTION I tell my problem the operators just roll their eyes more than a thousand peso every month and freaking 1mbp/s everytime I've never tasted the quick internet connection but you can't say that this is okay until you watch live stream online Slow internet... The lan is tough ahead the rules of survival lags the PC hangs Can't you give us the quality we deserve also no, to the Telepad they're being greedy and they know it Everyone thinks i'm just impatient Just cause it's true doesn't mean that it's right so sit down on the desk and open that PC let me show you what it's like to use a computer with A SLOW INTERNET CONNECTION the Youtube has never gave me a video with 720p downloading movies takes forever to take and the facebooks works like **** but it goes fats when I restart ain't nobody got time for that
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Apr 4, 2018
Apr 4, 2018 at 11:16 AM UTC
Slow internet
where have conversations gone long time passing where have all our love words gone long time ago where have all our love words gone mobiles took them, every one when will we ever learn I hope they will return where have all the mobiles gone long time passing where have all the notebooks gone long time ago where have all the kindles gone turned to tablets, every one when will we ever learn there will be no return where have all the tablets gone long time passing where have all the smart phones gone long time ago where have all these gadgets gone been recycled every one never they will return never they will return where have all the users gone long time passing where have all the texters gone long time ago there lie all the facebooks slain people try to speak again when will we ever learn hope they again can learn
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Jan 21, 2017
Jan 21, 2017 at 3:55 PM UTC
gone
I don’t tell them I’m going to a protest, as I know they will not say no, it really is far safer. The police have been pretty fair, only a couple of bull **** arrests and cause white privilege I probably won’t get arrested. In a black and white democracy color is prohibited. I never have been close in a protest yet, the police always tolerant maybe the commissioner doesn’t **** I don’t boast to them about starting a chapter in my school. I don’t them that the chapter I started with them was finished hundreds of pages ago. I don’t tell them I cut class to protest the B.S minimum wage how I ****** the very thing I’m trying to start cause 
I was in a pissy mood. I don’t them about how my friend and I were okay with paying a guy trying to sell us **** to buy us alcohol, later losing 20$ and not okay with going into a tattoo shop for the same purpose. I don’t tell them about wandering around Chinatown feeling like we should be drunk. About the girl who in eighth grade asked me to touch her ***** and I don’t tell them how two years later we start hanging out— over facebook. She moved to London. About how she will be in the city the day my family goes away, about trading facebooks for fifteen minutes and having weird *** crap on my Facebook and talk of how Jesus is an improper child on hers. Nor do I my parents about meeting up with a girl who I meet a month ago at a pillow fight, and how right they were when they said ****** tables manners will catch up to you, about how leaving a protest cause "my parents are ****** and later seeing those people at the burger place. I tell my parents I’m chilling with my buddies. I tell them that I got pizza instead of burgers. Because friends are safer to parents than a nineteen year old girl you met at a pillow fight and how the entire time you could not tell if it was friends meeting up or people who wanted more. I don’t tell them the reason why I’m so ******* fragile is that I can’t tell if I’m manipulating myself or being real, or how I’m the only one who is hurting me, for fear of saying what I just told you. Now all of this ******* **** lives in me and I have nobody to proofread this. Lovely.
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May 5, 2015
May 5, 2015 at 11:16 PM UTC
What I don’t tell my parents
I don’t tell them I’m going to a protest, as I know they will not say no, it really is far safer. The police have been pretty fair, only a couple of bull **** arrests and cause white privilege I probably won’t get arrested. In a black and white democracy color is prohibited. I never have been close in a protest yet, the police always tolerant maybe the commissioner doesn’t **** I don’t boast to them about starting a chapter in my school. I don’t them that the chapter I started with them was finished hundreds of pages ago. I don’t tell them I cut class to protest the B.S minimum wage how I ****** the very thing I’m trying to start cause 
I was in a pissy mood. I don’t them about how my friend and I were okay with paying a guy trying to sell us **** to buy us alcohol, later losing 20$ and not okay with going into a tattoo shop for the same purpose. I don’t tell them about wandering around Chinatown feeling like we should be drunk. About the girl who in eighth grade asked me to touch her ***** and I don’t tell them how two years later we start hanging out— over facebook. She moved to London. About how she will be in the city the day my family goes away, about trading facebooks for fifteen minutes and having weird *** crap on my Facebook and talk of how Jesus is an improper child on hers. Nor do I my parents about meeting up with a girl who I meet a month ago at a pillow fight, and how right they were when they said ****** tables manners will catch up to you, about how leaving a protest cause "my parents are ****** and later seeing those people at the burger place. I tell my parents I’m chilling with my buddies. I tell them that I got pizza instead of burgers. Because friends are safer to parents than a nineteen year old girl you met at a pillow fight and how the entire time you could not tell if it was friends meeting up or people who wanted more. I don’t tell them the reason why I’m so ******* fragile is that I can’t tell if I’m manipulating myself or being real, or how I’m the only one who is hurting me, for fear of saying what I just told you. Now all of this ******* **** lives in me and I have nobody to proofread this. Lovely.
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The Internet, for a good helping of the American demographic, is the highest-rated of sanctuaries. I use "sanctuary" in a filthy and blatantly pornographic manner, for every time we post on our nicotine-scented Facebooks that we're "so ******* bored" we "could die," there's at least one other hand snaking you along those fetishes you stash beneath your sleeve like black silk underwear; and no matter what you do, nothing will explain away those two consecutive Youtube videos: "Black muscle man in blue thong" followed spontaneously by "12 year old boy sings Judy Garland!", each, to the innocent bystander, juxtaposed like two opposing ****** in one ****** up candy shop. The grotesque meat show, always the same introduction, always right on time with the churn churn churning of his loneliness his rage his silence onto those sheets with no regard for the family and friends of fibers. It used to be hilarious, perfect lunch table standup, but once you learn that with *** there might be signs of love in the decipherable thrusting, that a plot is swimming helplessly in the oceanic camouflage of loveless living, sticky hands can really start to sting.
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Apr 29, 2010
Apr 29, 2010 at 10:54 AM UTC
Loneliness
I'll write and say same words I've said      ten thousand times before Until I don't believe      that I believe them anymore Because riding on this carousel means spinning one's wheels into moist ground      thought I had some traction      but it seems I thought too soon-- So I am off of the rails Off the wagon. Off to nowhere. 'Cuz it's, "Onward, lads, to one more night spent covering ground's familiar footsteps and sheeting snowy sidewalks in the dollars we don't have." And we'll lay 'em kinda thick      press our prints in Presidents pro bono comes advice from the corners we can't heed, but por argento comes the cure we choose to **** our heads with I'll pick a place, polish my boots      get far as my front steps where I'll sit until the summer rolls around      and sweat rolls down in sheets Short sheeted best hopes, shortened thank-you notes and lists of ****** quotes lay around and resonate on floors and facebooks, tabletops in summertime,           when it rolls around But, now, it's winter and we're all 364 1/4 resolutions older      --at 33 revolutions per minute,      and 16 ounces at a time,      we can almost cope. Now, it's winter and the sheets are           still too warm Now, it's winter and we sheet the           snowy sidewalks in Presidential faces in the dollars we don't have and the cure we **** our heads with keeps us safely insane 'Cuz in a world built by psychopaths, the sane don't always last. And, if I'm the last one out? I'll sing a song and **** the lights before I go.
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Feb 16, 2013
Feb 16, 2013 at 12:46 AM UTC
Sheets
I'll write and say same words I've said      ten thousand times before Until I don't believe      that I believe them anymore Because riding on this carousel means spinning one's wheels into moist ground      thought I had some traction      but it seems I thought too soon-- So I am off of the rails Off the wagon. Off to nowhere. 'Cuz it's, "Onward, lads, to one more night spent covering ground's familiar footsteps and sheeting snowy sidewalks in the dollars we don't have." And we'll lay 'em kinda thick      press our prints in Presidents pro bono comes advice from the corners we can't heed, but por argento comes the cure we choose to **** our heads with I'll pick a place, polish my boots      get far as my front steps where I'll sit until the summer rolls around      and sweat rolls down in sheets Short sheeted best hopes, shortened thank-you notes and lists of ****** quotes lay around and resonate on floors and facebooks, tabletops in summertime,           when it rolls around But, now, it's winter and we're all 364 1/4 resolutions older      --at 33 revolutions per minute,      and 16 ounces at a time,      we can almost cope. Now, it's winter and the sheets are           still too warm Now, it's winter and we sheet the           snowy sidewalks in Presidential faces in the dollars we don't have and the cure we **** our heads with keeps us safely insane 'Cuz in a world built by psychopaths, the sane don't always last. And, if I'm the last one out? I'll sing a song and **** the lights before I go.
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Today we were vandals And yesterday we were saints Nomads of the commonly know Where bad poetry lines live And Facebooks are forgotten Where ice castles witness first kisses And they dine alone Dashing between the straight jacket high fashions And flipped birds instead of words This is where we belong. I will stay until streetlights explode And suns melts And all I need is in your eyes I carry you through mouse hole thresholds And you never made drifting look so unbearable
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Feb 9, 2014
Feb 9, 2014 at 11:52 PM UTC
Darling
I kinda wanna watch the Dead Poets Society and cry some more                                                   and feel ok about myself             and stop feeling so lonely inside my own head all the time and all the pain I've experienced, and all the pain everyone experiences, and all the hate and all the evil and all the betrayals and all the               mad strangeness all the dead end moments spent thinking                            'it's about to happen' with that little up-euphoria and a cup of hottie coffee only to have it sink again when it's all an                                                                             unrealized dream                for                                no                                                         reason and all the                                                       distance                                                                                                  all the facebooks                                                                                   all the tumblrs     all the snapchats                       all the xanax                                                               all the drugs all the                                                                          sobriety all the                                                  'maybe tomorrows'                     all the                                                                                                                           'one days'                                           I CAN'T EXPLAIN IT all the banks                          and                                   all the houses all the flowers looking nice and the niceness looking not so nice so the              niceness              of         the        flowers                                                   ain't                                                        so                                                                 nice                                             all the jobs and                                                                            all the laundry all the money all the lies all the painful honest                                                                                truths   all the cellphones and water and the fridge,                       in the quiet,                     humming                                                  humming humming         humming
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Aug 12, 2014
Aug 12, 2014 at 7:04 PM UTC
robin, title, words
I kinda wanna watch the Dead Poets Society and cry some more                                                   and feel ok about myself             and stop feeling so lonely inside my own head all the time and all the pain I've experienced, and all the pain everyone experiences, and all the hate and all the evil and all the betrayals and all the               mad strangeness all the dead end moments spent thinking                            'it's about to happen' with that little up-euphoria and a cup of hottie coffee only to have it sink again when it's all an                                                                             unrealized dream                for                                no                                                         reason and all the                                                       distance                                                                                                  all the facebooks                                                                                   all the tumblrs     all the snapchats                       all the xanax                                                               all the drugs all the                                                                          sobriety all the                                                  'maybe tomorrows'                     all the                                                                                                                           'one days'                                           I CAN'T EXPLAIN IT all the banks                          and                                   all the houses all the flowers looking nice and the niceness looking not so nice so the              niceness              of         the        flowers                                                   ain't                                                        so                                                                 nice                                             all the jobs and                                                                            all the laundry all the money all the lies all the painful honest                                                                                truths   all the cellphones and water and the fridge,                       in the quiet,                     humming                                                  humming humming         humming
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Facebooks News feed but it does not feed, It fuels our perception of popularity, It makes me wonder why is it this we need? We get a thrill out of getting a like, it this humanity Ruining ourselves with our own intelligence? Are we not to evolve? This does not make sense, On twitter we tweet, But only birds tweet, Birds are free and wild, They do not worry about money or time, Or if they can make the next line rhyme, We are as free as a bird in a zoo, Exact times to eat and use the loo, We are slaves of our own mind, These "intelligent" creatures which rule mankind
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Oct 25, 2014
Oct 25, 2014 at 6:24 PM UTC
Birds
I spy with my weatherd eyes A broken clock that shows me better times from my past life. As these spiteful tides have turned me Into a grumpy soul. This desecrated ship of doubt It's slowly peeling me away like a potato peeler I need to grab my papers and maps To find the breath that I was once searching for. These scramblings of ramblings So nonsensical As they lead me to the fact That you hate that I bite my nails Like a hangnail you chew me apart, Gifting me these splinters from this shovel That I used as a kid to build mountains of possibilities Which now leaves me a hole, To bury my soul with. Each stone I turn I see these regrets That look like texts I that shouldn't have sent. The heavens from above Have blocked their facebooks Casting her curses in cursive Leaving me with my grave, My shovel, Memories of you.
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Apr 2, 2019
Apr 2, 2019 at 6:14 PM UTC
My Grave, My Shovel
lately I find myself scrolling through facebooks that belong to people who I a, don't know and b, are dead. 20 something is too young to die.
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Jul 11, 2016
Jul 11, 2016 at 8:21 PM UTC
lately
Hello dirt bike boy, sometimes I wonder if I should even still call you that. Do you ride anymore? Or did another hobby, or another girl replace what you once loved? I keep seeing your face on the profile of people's facebooks that I didn't even know you knew.. I will never escape your ghost for as long as I'm in this state. I hope that someday we will talk again, and make up as different people. But for now I will stay haunted by your presence all over this ******* county.
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Sep 1, 2014
Sep 1, 2014 at 4:13 PM UTC
Some day
Do you ever feel like maybe there is something more to this then half empty whiskey glasses and empty hearts that can never be filled. That maybe every morning when the sun pulls itself out of bed, it is not for waking us up too, but rather beckoning us forward to live the life we were meant to. What if the morning call was not telling us to check our phones and update our facebooks, but to whisper our lovers name over and over again in their ear until they awake. What if we were made for something more than these mundane affections. What if we were made for passion, for adventure, for anything but this. When I was a child, I always thought I would burn like the brightest of flames, but now the brightest part of my day is when I close my eyes to end it.
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Apr 5, 2015
Apr 5, 2015 at 2:51 PM UTC
Something more
I forget what my face looks like Because my face is always in the Facebooks, Poking my head through other people's lives Wishing I could be invited to. I suffer from this curse Of being picked last in everyone's mental gym class. They normally pick the stronger ones, the Foxier ones, the ones who wink at them With quick glances across the gym. We, my friends, are the easily forgotten ones.
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Nov 26, 2020
Nov 26, 2020 at 12:06 PM UTC
The Forgotten Ones
TIME IS ON FIRE the girls scream… …the world is on fire…tomorrow is burning… the bombs scream….the living now the dead… mere reportage…footage…pixels…talking heads talking… time is on fire…the world twitters and facebooks… …only water offers a chance to see…the shore approaches… the new day dawns…. upon eyes that can no longer… see the gulls scream the gulls scream
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Nov 27, 2015
Nov 27, 2015 at 4:58 AM UTC
TIME IS ON FIRE