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"fanatics" poems
dead bodies floating in our oceans from the Asian Pacific to the Mediterranean crumpled corpses lying on our beaches thousands drowned unknown overcrowded detention centers not unlike concentration camps behind barbed wires guarded by police and snarling dogs nobody feels responsible not  those who started wars destroyed whole cities made millions homeless and into refugees not those who take advantage of the chaos for their own gain abusing the names of their gods or some ancient figurehead to excuse their atrocities and greed not those who live in comfortable homes and wish the desperate crowds would just stay on the TV screen and not come close nor those who pretend to be the guardians of our great humanitarian heritage but show no backbone against nationalist fanatics it is the shame of the world to sit and talk and watch and not do enough those who turn away the needy and homeless could also quite suddenly lose their homes forced to rely on the kindness of strangers
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Sep 6, 2015
Sep 6, 2015 at 7:43 PM UTC
THE SHAME OF THE WORLD (NOTHING has really changed since I wrote this poem on Sept. 6, 2015!!)
Are all footy fanatics Total raving lunatics? The flag's in the bag! We've got lively lads The best we've ever had! Peter Pans on *** The flags that time forgot! Footy finals fever, Talk about dream weavers! Footy finals phobia, TV claustrophobia, Why didn't we win, Any old excuse again! Footy fanatics, Raving lunatics, Footy finals fever, Melbourne's dream weavers!
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Jul 8, 2015
Jul 8, 2015 at 4:20 PM UTC
ODE TO THE AFL! (Unique whimsy of Melbourne, Australia.)
You put garbage in you get garbage out Health food fanatics know what I am talking about McDonalds, Arby’s and all those Buffets Sluggish citizens working Twelve to ten And to cover up their poor nutrition We soup up the brackish black brew Killing ourselves with more caffeine till We collapse You put garbage in you get garbage out Good teachers with years of experience Know what I am talking about The tweet, the face book Are superficial connections Binge watching brain-dead reality show people Speed reading unverified Articles Peer reviewed paper by academic writers Don’t get the press the talking heads With party lines and hateful sentiments get You put garbage in you get garbage out Any poet philosopher knows what I am talking about Flashing screens switching scenes while twitching teens Sit texting banal and ephemeral things No grand dreams but to be normal No expansion of the human potential Just block and block of picket fence prisons Dreams are limited to advertised fantasies
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Jul 6, 2015
Jul 6, 2015 at 1:59 PM UTC
Garbage In Garbage Out
Around the table, Literacy discussion turned elitist... Bemoaning some poor Johnny, Son of a plumber who does not read Beyond the practical need, And has no desire to. I stopped to check my sense of what I had just heard... Was transported to a prairie farm; Thought of my Father, then in his eighties Who felt no need and no sense of loss For not having read Shakespeare nor Kant For missing Milton's Paradises and Hemingway, For by-passing Black Elk Speaks and C.S. Lewis. Every morning, he read his Bible; Some nights he read the mail's Motley collection of literature: Ads and politicians and fanatics, Demanding money and his time, But mostly money. "I don't have time to read!" He'd shout when I suggested a novel. What literature he had was in his head, Poems memorized when he was a boy In a two room school, or His own lines, written as a young man, Describing work and friends Long distant now, but still alive In memory. Dad taught me how to read In different literacies and different texts: Nuances of sky to read the weather - What chill or storm or drought was on its way ("Storm's coming, boys! Let's get that hay!"); Cows and calves and bulls, (Which one was sick or well, dry or bred); Ways to diagnose mechanical ailments ("Start with the easiest options first"); Metals, to know which welding rod applied ("Aluminum sags, and cast iron cracks"); Grain, rolled crisp between hard hands, (a test of ripeness); Cement, to blend the perfect mix, ("Clean gravel/sand, no dirt, not too much water!); Conservation, ("Always keep some grain on hand" &   "Keep your fuel above half-tank"). So many literacies... Dad, the Master Reader of them all... No wonder he'd no time for books.
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Dec 20, 2011
Dec 20, 2011 at 9:26 PM UTC
RR No Time For Books
Around the table, Literacy discussion turned elitist... Bemoaning some poor Johnny, Son of a plumber who does not read Beyond the practical need, And has no desire to. I stopped to check my sense of what I had just heard... Was transported to a prairie farm; Thought of my Father, then in his eighties Who felt no need and no sense of loss For not having read Shakespeare nor Kant For missing Milton's Paradises and Hemingway, For by-passing Black Elk Speaks and C.S. Lewis. Every morning, he read his Bible; Some nights he read the mail's Motley collection of literature: Ads and politicians and fanatics, Demanding money and his time, But mostly money. "I don't have time to read!" He'd shout when I suggested a novel. What literature he had was in his head, Poems memorized when he was a boy In a two room school, or His own lines, written as a young man, Describing work and friends Long distant now, but still alive In memory. Dad taught me how to read In different literacies and different texts: Nuances of sky to read the weather - What chill or storm or drought was on its way ("Storm's coming, boys! Let's get that hay!"); Cows and calves and bulls, (Which one was sick or well, dry or bred); Ways to diagnose mechanical ailments ("Start with the easiest options first"); Metals, to know which welding rod applied ("Aluminum sags, and cast iron cracks"); Grain, rolled crisp between hard hands, (a test of ripeness); Cement, to blend the perfect mix, ("Clean gravel/sand, no dirt, not too much water!); Conservation, ("Always keep some grain on hand" &   "Keep your fuel above half-tank"). So many literacies... Dad, the Master Reader of them all... No wonder he'd no time for books.
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There’s an assembly in the making and the suits are all shuffling in for the big event making way to their front row seats ****** in nose   hanky in hand   and all colorfully draped   in those cuffed pin stripes and Jerry Garcia ties *now what would the Grateful Dead or any of their fine entourage have to say about this foul routine?* Apropos of that they’re talking in the 3rd person with tight syllables and wavy hands and all taking a run at the state of the union there’s Valentino and Freddie and good old Sal "look....their fiddling with their nuts!" cries a layman from the balcony seats the Yin and the Yang have got even the most liberal minded scratching their heads as questions fly in from the field: *don’t you know the way it used to be? have you no morals? which way to the exit!?* These front row fanatics have surely been scrimmaging in the corn fields all down in that classic 3 point watching their weight with sample selections from the Spicy House and Yaas Bazaar as members of the congregation look on with envy *pass the aperitif...the big ***** lady is on deck!* Union heads are running rogue loading up on grievances and lines passing files at a make shift pew jumping the bunkers and stepping on clams while the orderlies move in   for governance It’s a bewildered state   and only for the mind of the rigorous Jimmy D would say: “it’s nothing you pussy...to the victor goes the spoils! everyone has a bit of good you know... you just have to find it!" Unrest is growing in the ranks and the masses are unstable Time to hammer down with a formidable brace and two tick play
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Feb 20, 2017
Feb 20, 2017 at 8:05 PM UTC
Town Hall
There’s an assembly in the making and the suits are all shuffling in for the big event making way to their front row seats ****** in nose   hanky in hand   and all colorfully draped   in those cuffed pin stripes and Jerry Garcia ties *now what would the Grateful Dead or any of their fine entourage have to say about this foul routine?* Apropos of that they’re talking in the 3rd person with tight syllables and wavy hands and all taking a run at the state of the union there’s Valentino and Freddie and good old Sal "look....their fiddling with their nuts!" cries a layman from the balcony seats the Yin and the Yang have got even the most liberal minded scratching their heads as questions fly in from the field: *don’t you know the way it used to be? have you no morals? which way to the exit!?* These front row fanatics have surely been scrimmaging in the corn fields all down in that classic 3 point watching their weight with sample selections from the Spicy House and Yaas Bazaar as members of the congregation look on with envy *pass the aperitif...the big ***** lady is on deck!* Union heads are running rogue loading up on grievances and lines passing files at a make shift pew jumping the bunkers and stepping on clams while the orderlies move in   for governance It’s a bewildered state   and only for the mind of the rigorous Jimmy D would say: “it’s nothing you pussy...to the victor goes the spoils! everyone has a bit of good you know... you just have to find it!" Unrest is growing in the ranks and the masses are unstable Time to hammer down with a formidable brace and two tick play
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Mahatma Gandhi   Young visitors in a gallery, Stood before a portrait of Gandhiji, Charmed by his toothless smile, Eyes sparkling through glasses round And an old watch dangling from his waist, With his chest bare and a **** cloth Covering his lean , frail frame. While they wondered how the good old man Could shake the mighty British empire And fight without weapons of destruction, They were thrilled to behold a vision rare - The smiling  Gandhi emerged from the frame, Saying that his weapons were invisible, Yet, they could vanquish the most powerful Without hatred and shedding no blood! His loving voice and childlike smile Combined with an unbending will, Wielding the power of truth and nonviolence Could conquer his mighty ruthless foes And turn them into everloving friends!. Feeling amazed, the visitors stared At the Mahatma moving back into the frame; Begged him to remain and lead them again. "My countrymen," he said "seem to have forgotten, " The bloodshed and horror of partition. "Terrorists and fanatics **** and burn " And innocent victims feel miserable and forlorn. "Twice a year, on my 'samaadhi', flowers are strewn, " While helpless millions struggle and groan. "In these days of endless greed and senseless crime, " "Guided missiles and misguided men, " My words seem to have no relevance, "Yet, if they listen to their own conscience, " Give up greed and serve with compassion, "The India of my dreams will arrive soon." Sad and surprised, the visitors stared: Though the figure vanished, his words inspired And they resolved to follow his noble ways And strive for the welfare of all mankind.                   *********  M.G.Narasimha Murthy Hyderabad, India.        [email protected]
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Nov 25, 2015
Nov 25, 2015 at 8:16 AM UTC
MAHATMA GANDHI
Mahatma Gandhi   Young visitors in a gallery, Stood before a portrait of Gandhiji, Charmed by his toothless smile, Eyes sparkling through glasses round And an old watch dangling from his waist, With his chest bare and a **** cloth Covering his lean , frail frame. While they wondered how the good old man Could shake the mighty British empire And fight without weapons of destruction, They were thrilled to behold a vision rare - The smiling  Gandhi emerged from the frame, Saying that his weapons were invisible, Yet, they could vanquish the most powerful Without hatred and shedding no blood! His loving voice and childlike smile Combined with an unbending will, Wielding the power of truth and nonviolence Could conquer his mighty ruthless foes And turn them into everloving friends!. Feeling amazed, the visitors stared At the Mahatma moving back into the frame; Begged him to remain and lead them again. "My countrymen," he said "seem to have forgotten, " The bloodshed and horror of partition. "Terrorists and fanatics **** and burn " And innocent victims feel miserable and forlorn. "Twice a year, on my 'samaadhi', flowers are strewn, " While helpless millions struggle and groan. "In these days of endless greed and senseless crime, " "Guided missiles and misguided men, " My words seem to have no relevance, "Yet, if they listen to their own conscience, " Give up greed and serve with compassion, "The India of my dreams will arrive soon." Sad and surprised, the visitors stared: Though the figure vanished, his words inspired And they resolved to follow his noble ways And strive for the welfare of all mankind.                   *********  M.G.Narasimha Murthy Hyderabad, India.        [email protected]
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Bang. let them do the job as they do we need to simply look the other way The Islamophobia is suffocating the saturation is enough. There are children there but we don't see that. Children without fathers. Children without mothers. The Christian fanatics are not so different. You have your flag, You have your gun. So do they, but they're the evil one? Take a mirror and as you do, you will see, they look like you. Your religion is no better, no holier or worthy, we are all human all equal. But some are more equal than others. Aren't they? N. Hedges
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Jan 20, 2015
Jan 20, 2015 at 1:14 PM UTC
The News
There is a boy That I was Absolutely enamored with Awhile ago I think part of what Built up my Obsession Was our metaphors “You’re so strong Yet gentle; So fierce but tender; You’re nearly a lion” “I can’t even stand how Gorgeous you are How you seem to know it all My lovely, lovely Athena” But the worst of all What literally Kept me up at night Didn’t become a metaphor until today We had a mutual love Not of a typical interest No; you see we were Moon fanatics He loved the moon I loved the moon And I have realized that I Was ‘moony eyed’ over him
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Jan 27, 2013
Jan 27, 2013 at 8:56 PM UTC
Puns Are Fun
two Americans and three Indians Came to my house.yesterday. Four of them were men And one of them a woman They were all shedding blood I asked the Americans , “ What Happened to you?” Our fellow White Americans fired at us” Why? “I asked most innocently” They said, ‘we fought indiscrimination Against the blacks and for their equality” I asked the Indians, Why are all bleeding? “The religious fanatics belonging to our Religion fired at us’ .The two Indian men said. A Sikh fanatic shot at me indiscriminately” He was my own body Guard too.” The Indian woman said painfully. Coincidentally all the five came From the two great democracies Democracy means” killing the Great leaders and shedding their blood.” I woke up from the dream But I had the great opportunity Of talking to five noble souls
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Mar 1, 2011
Mar 1, 2011 at 7:35 PM UTC
SACRIFICES IN/FOR DEMOCRACY
Dream Catchers, egg hatchers, baby Snatchers, **** wackers, lip smackers, online hackers, ***** slappers, hand clappers, exotic flappers, lazy slackers, suitcase packers, & back stabbers. Hate & defeated, cheat & feel the heat. Too weak & petite. Tales of hell, wishes on a well, thoughts are things you can't always sell. Sometimes words can be lies liars tell. One day to your death to you fell. Pass it on. I don't belong. Some people are wrong. Die. I won't cry. Pakrat hoarders, pro choice aborters, two faced home wreckers, voodoo curses, retired lazy old nurses. Deaf & Blind, racist & unkind, poor & unemployed. Broke & exploited. Dumb, old, ugly, & fat. ***** stinking rat. Piles & piles of crap. College professors, real estate investors, coaches, cockaroaches, poachers, perverts & ****** meat eatting caravores. Bums & addicts drunks & fanatics, obsessive compulsive, stalkers too possessive, insane aggressive. Author Notes : Partially true, could be your family. © Harmony Sapphire . All rights reserved,
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Jan 11, 2015
Jan 11, 2015 at 3:34 PM UTC
Family Values
Around the table, literacy discussion Turns elitist... Bemoaning some poor Johnny, Son of a plumber who does not read Beyond the practical need, And has no desire to. I stop to check my sense of what I have just heard... Am transported back to a prairie farm And think of my Father, now in his eighties Who still feels no need and no sense of loss For not having read Shakespeare or Kant For missing Milton's Paradises and Hemingway, For by-passing Black Elk Speaks and C.S. Lewis. Every morning, he reads his Bible; Some nights he reads the mail's Motley collection of literature: Ads and politicians and fanatics, Demanding money and his time, But mostly money. "I don't have time to read!" He shouts, when I suggest a novel. What literature he has is in his head, Poems memorized when he was a boy In a two room school, or His own lines, written as a young man, Describing work and friends Long distant now, but still alive In memory. Dad taught me how to read In different literacies and different texts: Nuances of sky to read the weather - What chill or storm or drought was on its way; Cows and calves and bulls - Which one was sick or well, dry or bred; Equipment to diagnose mechanical ailments; Metals to know which welding rod applied; Grain, rolled crisp between his hands, a test of ripeness... Cement to find the perfect mix, So many literacies... Dad, the Master Reader of them all... No wonder he'd no time for books.
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Jun 15, 2014
Jun 15, 2014 at 10:02 AM UTC
No Time for Books
With our passion all spent they would have us repent our consent with blind zealotry they refuse to relent opposing our mergence so when curing prurience leave one percent of passion unspent. As we share these moments and begin our physical ascent be aware that they will not capitulate in calling for our penance with our passion all spent they would have us repent our consent. Remember this simple covenant in order to circumvent the condemnation of our actions as unforgivable flagrance so when curing prurience leave one percent of passion unspent. In these sheets we have long forgotten the virgin's lament because the silent weeping is drowned out by our cadence with our passion all spent they would have us repent our consent. By our mutual pleasure we have earned their unrelenting resent and we are endlessly castigated for our lack of temperance so when curing prurience leave one percent of passion unspent. The cries of fanatics prove their opposition to be hellbent they would prefer that we endure the torment of abstinence with our passion all spent they would have us repent our consent so when curing prurience leave one percent of passion unspent.
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Jan 26, 2012
Jan 26, 2012 at 9:01 PM UTC
Temperance
The new Genre Tourist Punk is sailing the nation. Hawaiian shirts and white keds are lining up all around Orlando to see up and thrifting bands like Lobster trap, Lighthouse tour and Dogs welcome. Founded in a Starbucks by Toni and Dash, two MECA grads one student loan away from selling out and getting involved in the lighthouse painting business, The Band: Lobster Trap gave birth to a whole new genre. TOURIST PUNK Toni and Dash decided they needed to provide music that was expensive. niche. Something unspeakably mundane. With smash hits like "This traffic is ******** And "My name still isn't Joe". Lobster Trap is flying up the American top 40 faster than you can say socks and sandals Sales of "I HEART LOCATION" merch has skyrocketed with every launched tour. Crowds of L.L. bean boots and visors are Moshing, breaking poloroid cameras over each others heads in a salmon rage. old school punk fanatics were skeptical at middle aged middle class suits getting into their scene. until it hit them that they could now throw punches at every pedestrian who ever cut them off. "Hi thirsty, I'm Dad." By Land of the Polite Has been played more times in the last year then any taylor swift song. Money once invested in college-bound middle class vacationlander spawn is being wisely spend on bands like "discount Polo", and "Local Diner" So listeners. if you spend an obscene amount of money on travel fair, and over priced, cheaply made souvenirs; Or Work in customer service thriving to see those leaf peepers choked out by their own ***** packs. Do yourself a favor. road trip into your local bullmoose sporting your states name on your chest. And Treat yourself to an exclusive new album of TOURIST PUNK.
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Sep 21, 2016
Sep 21, 2016 at 4:16 AM UTC
"We are Lobster Trap and we're here to rock your padagonia jackets off!"
The new Genre Tourist Punk is sailing the nation. Hawaiian shirts and white keds are lining up all around Orlando to see up and thrifting bands like Lobster trap, Lighthouse tour and Dogs welcome. Founded in a Starbucks by Toni and Dash, two MECA grads one student loan away from selling out and getting involved in the lighthouse painting business, The Band: Lobster Trap gave birth to a whole new genre. TOURIST PUNK Toni and Dash decided they needed to provide music that was expensive. niche. Something unspeakably mundane. With smash hits like "This traffic is ******** And "My name still isn't Joe". Lobster Trap is flying up the American top 40 faster than you can say socks and sandals Sales of "I HEART LOCATION" merch has skyrocketed with every launched tour. Crowds of L.L. bean boots and visors are Moshing, breaking poloroid cameras over each others heads in a salmon rage. old school punk fanatics were skeptical at middle aged middle class suits getting into their scene. until it hit them that they could now throw punches at every pedestrian who ever cut them off. "Hi thirsty, I'm Dad." By Land of the Polite Has been played more times in the last year then any taylor swift song. Money once invested in college-bound middle class vacationlander spawn is being wisely spend on bands like "discount Polo", and "Local Diner" So listeners. if you spend an obscene amount of money on travel fair, and over priced, cheaply made souvenirs; Or Work in customer service thriving to see those leaf peepers choked out by their own ***** packs. Do yourself a favor. road trip into your local bullmoose sporting your states name on your chest. And Treat yourself to an exclusive new album of TOURIST PUNK.
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Fanatics fixed their eyes upon The screen to cheer their team The mood there in the air was tense Tricolor seemed out of steam The clock was counting down The time was drawing nigh Doomed to lose and head on home Bid Russia their goodbye An errant shot deflected out Gave them one last chance To score a goal and prance about Show off their famous dance From the corner, the ball soared in A hero rose above Mina smacked it with his head And won his country's love England shocked to see the win Snatched right from their grasp Colombia delirious Successful at last gasp And thus the game was sent along Into the overtime Two periods were played to nil Two teams full in their prime Penalties would now decide Which team would advance The locals glued to their tvs The nation in a trance Falcao scores! Kane as well! Cuadrado, Rashford too! Muriel then strikes one home Tricolor up three to two! Ospina blocks the next one Hypes up the frenzied crowd But Uribe hits the crossbar And the silence echoes loud Trippier knots it up again We're down to final shots Bacca fails to get his through Past Pickford's valiant swat Fate rests upon this final kick Well placed with perfect spin Just past Ospina's outstreched hands Dier seals the win The cafeteros reel from shock No sign of jubilation But still the crowd, crushed in defeat Show their appreciation Colombia eliminated We give them all a hand And though their World Cup here is done I'm now their biggest fan
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Jul 4, 2018
Jul 4, 2018 at 2:58 AM UTC
Adios Cafeteros (an ode to the Colombian national team)
Today, I’m sharpening arrows to aim them at politicians with snouts in the trough, clerics who preach peace for themselves but hatred about others, academics who promote freedom of speech but run a Gulag Archipelago for those who don’t follow their own ideas or buy their textbooks, hypocrites everywhere, celebrities in general, people who don’t smile, people who aren’t nice, (why are they here?) fanatics, tyrants and power mongers, (there are a humungous lot of these) boring people, (they wouldn’t be boring if they could just try to engage a little more) and those who block supermarket isles with their trolleys while they stop and gossip. I’d really like to put a few arrows in their butts to puncture their pretensions and hear the subsequent hiss of preciousness unless they sincerely promise to be more considerate and try to love a whole lot more. Now. I don't insist they have to love prodigiously, but I reckon they could lighten the **** up just a little, and try to laugh more frequently. That's all. Mike T Minehan
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Nov 3, 2012
Nov 3, 2012 at 1:29 PM UTC
Sharpening Arrows
those killers of innocents will die in their own blood not even mistranslated 72 houris can save them    the misguided fanatics of Paris    who shot happy civilians    with their Kalashnikovs    and then blew themselves up    will have discovered that    by now to throw terror and death into people’s daily lives is an abominable crime not a heroic deed those who instigated the massacre shall be punished accordingly fake heroes revealed as ruthless criminals shall face judgement in whose light their great deeds are shown as what they are ****** ****** yet – far beyond the proper punishment     required after cruel acts there is the need to look ahead and face the somewhat inconvenient necessity to     remove the roots of violence veiled as religion     speak up and stand up firm against fanaticized minorities         no matter in whose name the claim to act       bring peace to regions devastated by the dire games of politics we simply cannot allow a bunch of ruthless desperados to dominate our lives             * * *
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Nov 14, 2015
Nov 14, 2015 at 5:33 PM UTC
Paris massacre (reposted on the occasion of its 1st anniversary)
Well, we were the History club rejects, focusing on the effects of being us instead of in a book. Two college drop-outs, calling in shout-outs to our friends, hoping that it affected how we looked. Our dads would sleep in, and our moms were crying until a quarter past noon -- and we knew if we didn't start trying, that would be us, soon. We were the starving artists, painting fruit we couldn't afford. Hoping each brushstroke of an artichoke would be fruitful to our wallet, or at least strike a chord. Two love-loss orphans, dreaming of morphing into something or someone else. But they told us to remove that fluff from our head and put it on the shelves. We were the film club fanatics, studying the dynamics of how to be a pretend person. We wanted to be a Wes Anderson flick, but we were never any thing other than who we were and that's what made us sick. And I swear I miss the desperation: I'm nostalgic for yesterday's conversations.
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 6:01 PM UTC
I'm Nostalgic for Yesterday's Conversations
"YOU SHALL NOT PASS" lord of the rings fanatics, typical Somehow controlling thousands of people turned us all into Gandalf I guarded the food, you two the door Most people don't tell you how healthy it is to assert yourself, They crave passivity, fear aggression Assertion doesn't mean aggression Patriarchal society How good it feels to stand tall Huge like a mountain, wise like a wizard If we are Gandalf you're the ring I hope you get thrown into the pits of Mordor
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Sep 30, 2014
Sep 30, 2014 at 12:50 AM UTC
Assertion
Syncopated with the earthly trumpets, Silvery milk harps silhouetted the scene, Golden tolling thunder fogging from the deep, Fanatics drawing deathly dream-like breaths, Wrapping around the candle drums. Suns and moons kissed our eyes, We all laughed at our disguise, All truth had become all lies, From the ground all ties were cut, Floated to the center, Earthly lives and candle drums, Take away the dying block, Gracious resounding turbulence, Time stopped for heavenly hell, Came apart and brought back with spell, We all fell and resurrect tonight.
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Nov 21, 2012
Nov 21, 2012 at 10:10 PM UTC
CANDLE DRUMS
In the depths of my dark side Their is another me that worships you. Mad priest, in black and ****** robes Devotee of ****** satisfaction Legate of the armies of conquest of the flesh. This touch will paralyze your will, If applied inside, you will see soon you, Slowly you slip down in surrender, And render yourself unto me, So I can see how long I can hold my breath Between your thighs, inhaling the perfume of you, Unwilling to exhale. Sacrifices are made to your majesty In the temple of your body, On the alter of your creations The black and white blood is spilt from my soul, I lose all control, in a head on collision Of ****** perversions, Limitless position and orifice combinations, My balance overthrow in a coup of your moans I descend into your dark side, And liberate the screams hidden inside you. Saliva slick lips spread spit, that mixes with sweat Muscles taught, working in time with each motion, Each withdrawal and insertion, Tender ***** throbbing, pulsing, clenching, Moving at multiple angles, pressing the right buttons, To start the crescendo, Of scratching, maddening ****** In the presence of a hoard of revelers Sharing *** with strange people On a strange stage. Your bust displayed, And ten thousand fanatics slit their own throats In tribute to your infinite ways Of delivering pleasures through the pleasures I wish to deliver unto you Incessantly. Unlocking chakra with tantric secrets uncovered In the forbidden texts of ****** servitude to you. I would service you endlessly, With fanatic glee, but that me I set free to purge my desire, Fades away an is replaced with the bland, but no less passionate Love I feel for you.
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Sep 19, 2012
Sep 19, 2012 at 7:33 AM UTC
Bland
In the depths of my dark side Their is another me that worships you. Mad priest, in black and ****** robes Devotee of ****** satisfaction Legate of the armies of conquest of the flesh. This touch will paralyze your will, If applied inside, you will see soon you, Slowly you slip down in surrender, And render yourself unto me, So I can see how long I can hold my breath Between your thighs, inhaling the perfume of you, Unwilling to exhale. Sacrifices are made to your majesty In the temple of your body, On the alter of your creations The black and white blood is spilt from my soul, I lose all control, in a head on collision Of ****** perversions, Limitless position and orifice combinations, My balance overthrow in a coup of your moans I descend into your dark side, And liberate the screams hidden inside you. Saliva slick lips spread spit, that mixes with sweat Muscles taught, working in time with each motion, Each withdrawal and insertion, Tender ***** throbbing, pulsing, clenching, Moving at multiple angles, pressing the right buttons, To start the crescendo, Of scratching, maddening ****** In the presence of a hoard of revelers Sharing *** with strange people On a strange stage. Your bust displayed, And ten thousand fanatics slit their own throats In tribute to your infinite ways Of delivering pleasures through the pleasures I wish to deliver unto you Incessantly. Unlocking chakra with tantric secrets uncovered In the forbidden texts of ****** servitude to you. I would service you endlessly, With fanatic glee, but that me I set free to purge my desire, Fades away an is replaced with the bland, but no less passionate Love I feel for you.
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Life: A Carnival In so many ways we are a human freak show, just a breathing carnival attraction. So get the **** off your high horse, look around be mesmerized, hypnotized and wonderized by a world of awe. Let’s get real, move a few strands of DNA from here to there, drop some chromosomes at the deli to re-arrange their eating patterns and we would see that those mindless amoebas down the street is talking our language. Of all the billions of species populating this planet, we humans are the most ignorant, opinionated, **** for brains fools. We puff out our stupidity on a regular basis, books, movies, music, TV and social media 24/7/365 there is no end to the racist, slime eating, motherfukers brought out in grand displays as “experts” in a single hour of opinion disguised as “news” on Fox, or CNN, NBC, ABC or CBS a menagerie of fools. The world is a marvelous place, alive with diversity, which we should embrace. All of us, humans wide, emerged from Africa, humanities origins 10's of thousands of years ago. We humans are a carnival, a side tent freak show, all diverse and magnificent. And to all those idiot religious fanatics, USA, USA ignoramuses, de-evolve your brains, slither back under your rock, go back to your ancient, long gone humanoid origins, become like you are, extinct. Aztec Warrior/redzone 8.28.16 Note: yes it’s a rant after watching an hour of Fox CNN and MSNBC news... I must go throw up now. Apologies to Natalie Merchant whose song “Carnival” is embedded below, her song is a much more kinder celebration of our diversity.. I on the other hand cannot stay calm in the face of fascist fanatics pretending to speak for human beings.
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Sep 11, 2016
Sep 11, 2016 at 10:16 AM UTC
Life: A Carnival
Life: A Carnival In so many ways we are a human freak show, just a breathing carnival attraction. So get the **** off your high horse, look around be mesmerized, hypnotized and wonderized by a world of awe. Let’s get real, move a few strands of DNA from here to there, drop some chromosomes at the deli to re-arrange their eating patterns and we would see that those mindless amoebas down the street is talking our language. Of all the billions of species populating this planet, we humans are the most ignorant, opinionated, **** for brains fools. We puff out our stupidity on a regular basis, books, movies, music, TV and social media 24/7/365 there is no end to the racist, slime eating, motherfukers brought out in grand displays as “experts” in a single hour of opinion disguised as “news” on Fox, or CNN, NBC, ABC or CBS a menagerie of fools. The world is a marvelous place, alive with diversity, which we should embrace. All of us, humans wide, emerged from Africa, humanities origins 10's of thousands of years ago. We humans are a carnival, a side tent freak show, all diverse and magnificent. And to all those idiot religious fanatics, USA, USA ignoramuses, de-evolve your brains, slither back under your rock, go back to your ancient, long gone humanoid origins, become like you are, extinct. Aztec Warrior/redzone 8.28.16 Note: yes it’s a rant after watching an hour of Fox CNN and MSNBC news... I must go throw up now. Apologies to Natalie Merchant whose song “Carnival” is embedded below, her song is a much more kinder celebration of our diversity.. I on the other hand cannot stay calm in the face of fascist fanatics pretending to speak for human beings.
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Thorns in the hearts of millions and fear in the minds of billions. Heard across the whispers of machines, spoken to the minds of onlookers. Entrances carved into the souls of children by myriad opinions. Young ones engraved with a memory, reared to despise terror as one would hookers. Advance the agenda. Propaganda distributed; phones, theaters, televisions alight. Losing our souls to the terror, we huddle in our whining and dining rooms. Lips loose and battering what we don't understand, they're the terrors! Don't you understand? Destitute is reason in the fanatics worlds away, yet in our very homes. Encouraged to make poor our own empathy, as we seek them out. Solace lost on our tongues we devour them, mercy removed from our bones. Everyone knows we have to get them first, right? Right. There's no other route. Right is confused with fear. They've made us just like them. Just like them. Vie for change! Do it all you want, but you can't change them, not with sinful might... Entrance them with modernity, educate them, sequester them, it's a farce, a problem. Aren't we the beasts? Shooting missiles from a, "Wicked City," televisions alight. Grand mess we've made, hypocrisy ten miles high, sin ten miles deep. Right. Where were we? Who shot last? Compare past to past, continue the fight. Already we're planning, where to strike next? Whack the hive, make 'em weep. Vanishing like shadows in all-encompassing light the terrors disappear. "'Enraging us again,' coming soon!" the sequel should be good next year.
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Feb 9, 2016
Feb 9, 2016 at 9:51 PM UTC
Five Points Of Terror...
Thorns in the hearts of millions and fear in the minds of billions. Heard across the whispers of machines, spoken to the minds of onlookers. Entrances carved into the souls of children by myriad opinions. Young ones engraved with a memory, reared to despise terror as one would hookers. Advance the agenda. Propaganda distributed; phones, theaters, televisions alight. Losing our souls to the terror, we huddle in our whining and dining rooms. Lips loose and battering what we don't understand, they're the terrors! Don't you understand? Destitute is reason in the fanatics worlds away, yet in our very homes. Encouraged to make poor our own empathy, as we seek them out. Solace lost on our tongues we devour them, mercy removed from our bones. Everyone knows we have to get them first, right? Right. There's no other route. Right is confused with fear. They've made us just like them. Just like them. Vie for change! Do it all you want, but you can't change them, not with sinful might... Entrance them with modernity, educate them, sequester them, it's a farce, a problem. Aren't we the beasts? Shooting missiles from a, "Wicked City," televisions alight. Grand mess we've made, hypocrisy ten miles high, sin ten miles deep. Right. Where were we? Who shot last? Compare past to past, continue the fight. Already we're planning, where to strike next? Whack the hive, make 'em weep. Vanishing like shadows in all-encompassing light the terrors disappear. "'Enraging us again,' coming soon!" the sequel should be good next year.
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My buddies shared stories When they wanted protection But the ******** fanatics’ Decisions were static Used all possible ploys To manipulate guys Into blowing their loads In their pink little holes These girls might be crazy They may well be ***** For all we know They might want a baby Regardless of risk My guys fell for their tricks When one ruse failed The girls went down their list They said not to worry *** and ***** are clean When they ****** the next day It burned like lit gasoline They turned up the heat Seduction was key Till all they could think Was with the head between their legs It won’t feel as good Sensitivity reduced You won’t stay hard And I won’t stay wet and squirt jets You should accept my request I thought we were cool If you just trusted me… Be carefree like a hippie baby! Emotional blackmail I’ll get mad if you insist To protect your ***** Resistance is futile ***** They said if we must Let ME wrap it up I’ll secretly poke holes Or slip off before you explode She’ll have no *** at all Or she’ll force you down And stay on top Making you drop the ****** to the ground She says she’s on the pill When she’s definitely not Even if you pull out There’s still ***** in your pre-cum, no doubt Either she’ll give you disease Or steal your seed for a baby None of that is love So wear a glove bubba At the end of the story They said don’t stick your **** in crazy She might get too attached You’ll wake up with your **** and ***** detached
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Nov 6, 2024
Nov 6, 2024 at 10:50 AM UTC
A Man’s Worst Nightmare
My buddies shared stories When they wanted protection But the ******** fanatics’ Decisions were static Used all possible ploys To manipulate guys Into blowing their loads In their pink little holes These girls might be crazy They may well be ***** For all we know They might want a baby Regardless of risk My guys fell for their tricks When one ruse failed The girls went down their list They said not to worry *** and ***** are clean When they ****** the next day It burned like lit gasoline They turned up the heat Seduction was key Till all they could think Was with the head between their legs It won’t feel as good Sensitivity reduced You won’t stay hard And I won’t stay wet and squirt jets You should accept my request I thought we were cool If you just trusted me… Be carefree like a hippie baby! Emotional blackmail I’ll get mad if you insist To protect your ***** Resistance is futile ***** They said if we must Let ME wrap it up I’ll secretly poke holes Or slip off before you explode She’ll have no *** at all Or she’ll force you down And stay on top Making you drop the ****** to the ground She says she’s on the pill When she’s definitely not Even if you pull out There’s still ***** in your pre-cum, no doubt Either she’ll give you disease Or steal your seed for a baby None of that is love So wear a glove bubba At the end of the story They said don’t stick your **** in crazy She might get too attached You’ll wake up with your **** and ***** detached
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lessons of life's sanctity, clarity of reason and chastity elude the sociopath unglued; clouded lens filtering threads of sense common from extreme, relishing shreds of conspiracies unfounded... tying the falling dow and twin-towers... to call of duty and the man.... in the slick blue suit with the funny last name sticking it to us, stripping us of our inalienable rights, god-given, taking our bibles and guns away to mombasa spiraling memes of dysfunction programmed to propagate fallacies in minds unhinged on the fringes of reality... like paranoiacs sipping green tea or a.m. fanatics fueling the frenzy of sociopaths unglued, licensed to spill sacred blood of the masses at a crowded school or movie theater near you now previewing: *~ mass homicide XII & ~ teenage terrorist in black - the sequel* home-grown & fully-loaded... ~ P (Pablo) (8/5/2013)
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Aug 6, 2013
Aug 6, 2013 at 11:54 AM UTC
Sociopathy 101...