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"fage" poems
He lived next door but one to us and chased me down the entry. We went to school and played our tricks. We worked at weaving - wenched and fished. Listened to the deadly yarn the friendly seargeant spun. Signed us up, lined us up like bobbins waiting for our places in the sun. Willie shared a fage with me before the whistle blew. We had a packet left so shared our memories too. We walked straight as shuttles through that valley of the Somme. Six hundred fell with Willie 'neath the barrage from the *** The slaughter carried on. The East Lancs filled our ranks from outside Accrington. Will sharing **** catch on?
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Dec 9, 2015
Dec 9, 2015 at 1:58 PM UTC
Sharing ****
Skin Silky smooth Like satin bed sheets Creamy and peach Like FAGE yogurt Undisturbed and unwrinkled Like a pool of endless youth Hair Perfectly sculpted to curl and swerve Like writing on the surface of an ice rink Colored an array of various toffee browns Like the fanciful coffees of foreign cities Softened and voluminous To fill every corner of a room like sea foam Eyes So young and bright Like that of a newborn child Blue and unbelievably light Like staring into the tinted mirrors of a palace Rounded and flocked by milky lashes Like fluttering wings on a swan How am I to fall In love With someone so utterly perfect And so utterly different Compared to me?
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Jun 6, 2011
Jun 6, 2011 at 3:05 PM UTC
Style (Revised)
I Had love someone with all my might. But he did nothing but put pain in my life. So we departed n that **** really left me BRoKen heaRt'd. Months pass'd & ! Had regain my strength. But then I saw h!m.....& i Fell once again. & then A year pass'd & I Had a strong stand. Got me maken right moves, I Was constructing my land. Had no sorrow in me, not a single trace. **** i Didnt even remember his face. But one night I saw him & all that was burried relived. So We TalKed & I Thought, so I Was back with this Kid. & foR some reason I Thought he'd changed. I was wrong. he told me "Yo I cheated on u n Ima start singing Lullaby songs". I Fell to the ground with masive tears. Felt such an imence pain that would last me years. Didnt hear or see him for months, I Was still handicap. Still NuM, no color 2 my life, **** it i aint want it back. Yeah he had me like that. But I GIve hIm BIG propS. CAUSE He IS the 1st n laSt for me. but ONE nIght I Saw hIm N he Saw me. Ask me why my eyez where so lonely. As 1f he didnt know but he really didnt cuz he never cared. So I reminded him n he said "grow up life aint fair". Do u, Move on n live. As much as it hurted me I Had to...so I Did. N thats when I Grew strong n stood tall. Promised myself I'd never eveR Fall. Now im back n that whole lovy dovy concept is out. Love dont live here n that to me is something Im no longer about. No longer wish to have it.Thats something I dont need. I Mean im living good now, I got what I Need. Got my spot, pair of wheels n a whole lot of green. Im looking at the sky just feeling the breeze. Man **** LOVE IM GOOD. N **** that fage *** n his wack lil hood. It's 2015 n now hes on my **** asking for forgiveness. I Aint that weak ***** so go on with yr business. Who crys now does laugh later. Get the **** out my face, go to your ex & date her. Cause this **** queen don't want u nor need you. Got my 5, got my green & I Got a true Ride or die too.
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Jan 30, 2015
Jan 30, 2015 at 8:15 PM UTC
1st pain (new to u old to me)
I Had love someone with all my might. But he did nothing but put pain in my life. So we departed n that **** really left me BRoKen heaRt'd. Months pass'd & ! Had regain my strength. But then I saw h!m.....& i Fell once again. & then A year pass'd & I Had a strong stand. Got me maken right moves, I Was constructing my land. Had no sorrow in me, not a single trace. **** i Didnt even remember his face. But one night I saw him & all that was burried relived. So We TalKed & I Thought, so I Was back with this Kid. & foR some reason I Thought he'd changed. I was wrong. he told me "Yo I cheated on u n Ima start singing Lullaby songs". I Fell to the ground with masive tears. Felt such an imence pain that would last me years. Didnt hear or see him for months, I Was still handicap. Still NuM, no color 2 my life, **** it i aint want it back. Yeah he had me like that. But I GIve hIm BIG propS. CAUSE He IS the 1st n laSt for me. but ONE nIght I Saw hIm N he Saw me. Ask me why my eyez where so lonely. As 1f he didnt know but he really didnt cuz he never cared. So I reminded him n he said "grow up life aint fair". Do u, Move on n live. As much as it hurted me I Had to...so I Did. N thats when I Grew strong n stood tall. Promised myself I'd never eveR Fall. Now im back n that whole lovy dovy concept is out. Love dont live here n that to me is something Im no longer about. No longer wish to have it.Thats something I dont need. I Mean im living good now, I got what I Need. Got my spot, pair of wheels n a whole lot of green. Im looking at the sky just feeling the breeze. Man **** LOVE IM GOOD. N **** that fage *** n his wack lil hood. It's 2015 n now hes on my **** asking for forgiveness. I Aint that weak ***** so go on with yr business. Who crys now does laugh later. Get the **** out my face, go to your ex & date her. Cause this **** queen don't want u nor need you. Got my 5, got my green & I Got a true Ride or die too.
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flipping channels, odd conjunction of random itinerants, mix and mismatched, blend and burr, and the combination of irritants, annoyingly raucous pester the barely warmed brain, by informing me to solve for X, combine and contrast, throw all into the blender, add Fage yogurt, and some chill ice with interracial combo of black, blue & red berries and pour it on you head… and a breakfast poem is served up… ***the utter urgency for civility rings alarm bells, for it is so threadbare a quality these days, and it is worn by so very few, and I ponder, how the quality of*** civility could be so lost, when I diagram said word, see it so clear
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Dec 31, 2024
Dec 31, 2024 at 11:59 AM UTC
The Utter Urgency of Civility