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"fathered" poems
The whisper of mine shivers a siren at the hunt. The childish demise allows me to narrow your pains. The symbol of freedom, allows me to touch your soul. The soul will softly be fathered for lust.
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Oct 29, 2015
Oct 29, 2015 at 5:29 AM UTC
False Hopes
Fros-ty the Snowman had a twin brother named Lou He got hit by a truck, and we said "What the **** and "You should totally sue!" Before-he could call a lawyer along came a snow plow it mixed him up, with yellow snowman guts and he got snowman AIDS and gout The ne-xt day, Lou died but he left an inheritance check Frosty sued the man, and took all he had, then he cashed in both of the checks Fros-ty moved up north Alaska is where he's livin' where he got buck wild, and had a child, that he fathered with Sarah Palin Fros-ty the Snowman had a twin brother named Lou who brought about fame to the family name in Time and US Weekly too!!!
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Dec 10, 2010
Dec 10, 2010 at 4:52 PM UTC
Frosty the Snowman (And his Brother Lou)
The day you died I went into the dirt, Into the lightless hibernaculum Where bees, striped black and gold, sleep out the blizzard Like hieratic stones, and the ground is hard. It was good for twenty years, that wintering -- As if you never existed, as if I came God-fathered into the world from my mother's belly: Her wide bed wore the stain of divinity. I had nothing to do with guilt or anything When I wormed back under my mother's heart. Small as a doll in my dress of innocence I lay dreaming your epic, image by image. Nobody died or withered on that stage. Everything took place in a durable whiteness. The day I woke, I woke on Churchyard Hill. I found your name, I found your bones and all Enlisted in a cramped necropolis your speckled stone skewed by an iron fence. In this charity ward, this poorhouse, where the dead Crowd foot to foot, head to head, no flower Breaks the soil. This is Azalea path. A field of burdock opens to the south. Six feet of yellow gravel cover you. The artificial red sage does not stir In the basket of plastic evergreens they put At the headstone next to yours, nor does it rot, Although the rains dissolve a ****** dye: The ersatz petals drip, and they drip red. Another kind of redness bothers me: The day your slack sail drank my sister's breath The flat sea purpled like that evil cloth My mother unrolled at your last homecoming. I borrow the silts of an old tragedy. The truth is, one late October, at my birth-cry A scorpion stung its head, an ill-starred thing; My mother dreamed you face down in the sea. The stony actors poise and pause for breath. I brought my love to bear, and then you died. It was the gangrene ate you to the bone My mother said: you died like any man. How shall I age into that state of mind? I am the ghost of an infamous suicide, My own blue razor rusting at my throat. O pardon the one who knocks for pardon at Your gate, father -- your hound-bitch, daughter, friend. It was my love that did us both to death.
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Electra On Azalea Path
The day you died I went into the dirt, Into the lightless hibernaculum Where bees, striped black and gold, sleep out the blizzard Like hieratic stones, and the ground is hard. It was good for twenty years, that wintering -- As if you never existed, as if I came God-fathered into the world from my mother's belly: Her wide bed wore the stain of divinity. I had nothing to do with guilt or anything When I wormed back under my mother's heart. Small as a doll in my dress of innocence I lay dreaming your epic, image by image. Nobody died or withered on that stage. Everything took place in a durable whiteness. The day I woke, I woke on Churchyard Hill. I found your name, I found your bones and all Enlisted in a cramped necropolis your speckled stone skewed by an iron fence. In this charity ward, this poorhouse, where the dead Crowd foot to foot, head to head, no flower Breaks the soil. This is Azalea path. A field of burdock opens to the south. Six feet of yellow gravel cover you. The artificial red sage does not stir In the basket of plastic evergreens they put At the headstone next to yours, nor does it rot, Although the rains dissolve a ****** dye: The ersatz petals drip, and they drip red. Another kind of redness bothers me: The day your slack sail drank my sister's breath The flat sea purpled like that evil cloth My mother unrolled at your last homecoming. I borrow the silts of an old tragedy. The truth is, one late October, at my birth-cry A scorpion stung its head, an ill-starred thing; My mother dreamed you face down in the sea. The stony actors poise and pause for breath. I brought my love to bear, and then you died. It was the gangrene ate you to the bone My mother said: you died like any man. How shall I age into that state of mind? I am the ghost of an infamous suicide, My own blue razor rusting at my throat. O pardon the one who knocks for pardon at Your gate, father -- your hound-bitch, daughter, friend. It was my love that did us both to death.
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You were Blue-eyed, wild A fierce and cautious beauty. gentle spirit Did you know how I loved you, And how, while the rest of the world mourned for Paris, I cried the saltiest tears For you that rainy fall night when I heard you   Didn't come home, One of your pups at your side. You were not mine But you haunt me The same Were you protecting your pup from The cougar's watchful prey? Was it your fate to be struck twice By the feared and sleek predator You survived the first time and made the  news .. Your owner saving you With all his heart. Your wide eyed glance CapturEd my heart Like a love laced arrow The first time we saw each other I will not lose sight of you yet, Nor give up hope   that You will return to your home, to your pups. and to the big, gallant Baretoes Who fathered them.. I pray for that news, Bella the beautiful husky. I will not forget you. Your blue eyes will mesmerize me in dreams till we meet again
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Nov 14, 2015
Nov 14, 2015 at 11:05 PM UTC
Bella the Husky
Too proud to die; broken and blind he died The darkest way, and did not turn away, A cold kind man brave in his narrow pride On that darkest day. Oh, forever may He lie lightly, at last, on the last, crossed Hill, under the grass, in love, and there grow Young among the long flocks, and never lie lost Or still all the numberless days of his death, though Above all he longed for his mother's breast Which was rest and dust, and in the kind ground The darkest justice of death, blind and unblessed. Let him find no rest but be fathered and found, I prayed in the crouching room, by his blind bed, In the muted house, one minute before Noon, and night, and light. The rivers of the dead Veined his poor hand I held, and I saw Through his unseeing eyes to the roots of the sea. (An old tormented man three-quarters blind, I am not too proud to cry that He and he Will never never go out of my mind. All his bones crying, and poor in all but pain, Being innocent, he dreaded that he died Hating his God, but what he was was plain: An old kind man brave in his burning pride. The sticks of the house were his; his books he owned. Even as a baby he had never cried; Nor did he now, save to his secret wound. Out of his eyes I saw the last light glide. Here among the light of the lording sky An old blind man is with me where I go Walking in the meadows of his son's eye On whom a world of ills came down like snow. He cried as he died, fearing at last the spheres' Last sound, the world going out without a breath: Too proud to cry, too frail to check the tears, And caught between two nights, blindness and death. O deepest wound of all that he should die On that darkest day. Oh, he could hide The tears out of his eyes, too proud to cry.
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Elegy
Too proud to die; broken and blind he died The darkest way, and did not turn away, A cold kind man brave in his narrow pride On that darkest day. Oh, forever may He lie lightly, at last, on the last, crossed Hill, under the grass, in love, and there grow Young among the long flocks, and never lie lost Or still all the numberless days of his death, though Above all he longed for his mother's breast Which was rest and dust, and in the kind ground The darkest justice of death, blind and unblessed. Let him find no rest but be fathered and found, I prayed in the crouching room, by his blind bed, In the muted house, one minute before Noon, and night, and light. The rivers of the dead Veined his poor hand I held, and I saw Through his unseeing eyes to the roots of the sea. (An old tormented man three-quarters blind, I am not too proud to cry that He and he Will never never go out of my mind. All his bones crying, and poor in all but pain, Being innocent, he dreaded that he died Hating his God, but what he was was plain: An old kind man brave in his burning pride. The sticks of the house were his; his books he owned. Even as a baby he had never cried; Nor did he now, save to his secret wound. Out of his eyes I saw the last light glide. Here among the light of the lording sky An old blind man is with me where I go Walking in the meadows of his son's eye On whom a world of ills came down like snow. He cried as he died, fearing at last the spheres' Last sound, the world going out without a breath: Too proud to cry, too frail to check the tears, And caught between two nights, blindness and death. O deepest wound of all that he should die On that darkest day. Oh, he could hide The tears out of his eyes, too proud to cry.
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Safe from stormy icy cold from stars sheltered too below a wish I am to my captive be all this thou provideth me The ice breaker tows us in sweet lies lavished beneath our skin mothered fathered dear!!! Dear ravaged bitter sweet lovingly deceived tucked into sheets from teddy bear to milky squeezed thigh soothing the life that's oozing **** a doodle screeching out in fright of little egg earnest yearning heeding calling of thee other will spontaneity river spawning No time for times sake Not a one would be mistaken Only the shrunken fear forsaking Run hare run way out out beyond sight of the knowing knowing though scent lingers in the nose of the tortoise and tortoises whom are stalking Run run has gotten far hid from heaven spinning faulty stars heathen tales of yore which simply just keep moving But delight is a wedding cake in a heart you can see taste taste the spin of spinning me Dance too to the rhythms and beatings of sticks ****** quick to the depths of your last breath of the last breathing Our hearts the rhythm Ones soul The beating of skin On our drums
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Jun 10, 2012
Jun 10, 2012 at 11:05 AM UTC
Dubbed Drumming
Too proud to die; broken and blind he died The darkest way, and did not turn away, A cold kind man brave in his narrow pride On that darkest day. Oh, forever may He lie lightly, at last, on the last, crossed Hill, under the grass, in love, and there grow Young among the long flocks, and never lie lost Or still all the numberless days of his death, though Above all he longed for his mother's breast Which was rest and dust, and in the kind ground The darkest justice of death, blind and unblessed. Let him find no rest but be fathered and found, I prayed in the crouching room, by his blind bed, In the muted house, one minute before Noon, and night, and light. The rivers of the dead Veined his poor hand I held, and I saw Through his unseeing eyes to the roots of the sea. (An old tormented man three-quarters blind, I am not too proud to cry that He and he Will never never go out of my mind. All his bones crying, and poor in all but pain, Being innocent, he dreaded that he died Hating his God, but what he was was plain: An old kind man brave in his burning pride. The sticks of the house were his; his books he owned. Even as a baby he had never cried; Nor did he now, save to his secret wound. Out of his eyes I saw the last light glide. Here among the light of the lording sky An old blind man is with me where I go Walking in the meadows of his son's eye On whom a world of ills came down like snow. He cried as he died, fearing at last the spheres' Last sound, the world going out without a breath: Too proud to cry, too frail to check the tears, And caught between two nights, blindness and death. O deepest wound of all that he should die On that darkest day. Oh, he could hide The tears out of his eyes, too proud to cry.
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Elegy
Too proud to die; broken and blind he died The darkest way, and did not turn away, A cold kind man brave in his narrow pride On that darkest day. Oh, forever may He lie lightly, at last, on the last, crossed Hill, under the grass, in love, and there grow Young among the long flocks, and never lie lost Or still all the numberless days of his death, though Above all he longed for his mother's breast Which was rest and dust, and in the kind ground The darkest justice of death, blind and unblessed. Let him find no rest but be fathered and found, I prayed in the crouching room, by his blind bed, In the muted house, one minute before Noon, and night, and light. The rivers of the dead Veined his poor hand I held, and I saw Through his unseeing eyes to the roots of the sea. (An old tormented man three-quarters blind, I am not too proud to cry that He and he Will never never go out of my mind. All his bones crying, and poor in all but pain, Being innocent, he dreaded that he died Hating his God, but what he was was plain: An old kind man brave in his burning pride. The sticks of the house were his; his books he owned. Even as a baby he had never cried; Nor did he now, save to his secret wound. Out of his eyes I saw the last light glide. Here among the light of the lording sky An old blind man is with me where I go Walking in the meadows of his son's eye On whom a world of ills came down like snow. He cried as he died, fearing at last the spheres' Last sound, the world going out without a breath: Too proud to cry, too frail to check the tears, And caught between two nights, blindness and death. O deepest wound of all that he should die On that darkest day. Oh, he could hide The tears out of his eyes, too proud to cry.
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why do people act the way they do honestly i can't understand it but then again i don't even know why i do the things i do i think i'm thoughtful when i'm alone with pen and paper and i think i'm artistic when i put paint on a canvas spending all of my time and money into trying to become myself when i thought i already was why does she get angry at me i don't get it, what have i done wrong probably a lot of things i did tell her i hate her when i was twelve, even though i wrote her a letter and drew her a picture and apologized every day for the rest of my life i guess i'll never know why she yells at me and why does he not like me i thought he was supposed to since he fathered me but i guess if one isn't around enough a bond is never created maybe that's why i wasn't worth anything, and he didn't mind pushing me out of the house to make room for the new woman in his life i suppose i'll always come last on his list of priorities but i don't mind but i do wish i had a father and why weren't he and i born closer instead of being five years apart maybe we would have been best friends and helped each other with homework and relationship problems i could have seen the warning signs and he could have seen the ones for me, and maybe then our hearts wouldn't have so much wear - and - tear
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Feb 5, 2013
Feb 5, 2013 at 10:27 PM UTC
menopause
I called to give you a rearrangement of irony and a bucket full of Jews, I tailor made a rebreather because the past connections were used . Indeed, just like a crossview that encouraged stars to collapse, then did a fix up for the X's and O's so every oxymoron followed with a laugh. A pail of shrubs, an ounce of yore, yesterday you were following your very own bated breath. Up until you challenged yourself to a duel, you didn't look so bad for a disastrous mess. Harms' Way could be the place in town where odds go to get even, or it could be the street where Blow-Pops aren't just made, but also handed out to toothless citizens. We the captured, please and thank you, sir and mam until our captors go, like if you imagine The Godfather in The Graduate, describing how the Komodo dragon roasts. We haven't made it thru a single day since they've come in packs of seven, but today we'll have the chance to share some face time with the hours that we are being given. Misty-eyed, mournful, and very sorry walked in separately from the yard. They drank cold-filtered PBR and joked about all the kids they may have fathered. Has it been four weeks or just four days, since the Ferguson, Missouri Captain resigned his post? I was always taught that for a captain to go out, he or she must go down with their boat. In time where boredom lays around with dynamite by the loads, tomorrow remind me of the basorexia I've had since we met not long ago.
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Mar 15, 2015
Mar 15, 2015 at 2:39 AM UTC
Basorexia
I cant find my self resepect...Cuz I fail my little brother...In his aspect... at 13 he sees me like a father...But I dont' wanna be bothered...No hes not my concern...he dont need to be fathered...look at me I had to learn... But i can't find my self respect...Cuz i fail my mother....In her aspect...she sees me like my father...Cuz i dont want to be bothered....How she gets on my nerves...Like I need to be fathered...Like she even had hers... But I cant find my self respect...Cuz i fail my first lover...In her aspect...She sees me like her father...But I dont want to be bothered...Im just in it for the verbs...Like I remind her of a father...When I treat he like a girl.... But wheres my self respect...I cant find my aspect..For I never knew the correct way to view...these situations...screwing up my relations... With no self respect..I fail my self...In my aspect...I had no mans help...And I dont wanna be bothered...Inside im so bitter...but I just want to be fathered.. and I found my respect droughted and withered....
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May 7, 2012
May 7, 2012 at 9:31 AM UTC
Self Respect
3 Blood brothers, equal in blood, fathered by the music of love. Each is perfect, different in style, all born from an act of love.
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Oct 20, 2018
Oct 20, 2018 at 7:55 AM UTC
My three sons.
You're going on the highway, Bringing a new 4-string bass guitar, And a drum-set too for your sons. Now you could be a family rock band, You could churn your own Summer of '69, The world will know you three now. A really hot chick hitchhikes in your car, You are tensed as your eyes meet. There is unfathomable longing in hers, And the bathykolpian woman's so inviting. You can't play the good man at this age, You decide to cheat your own wife now. You stop the car quickly anyhow, A quickee's on your mind & nothin' more. She smiles at you and lunging towards her, You smell the inviting scent of hers. In middle of the kiss you start foreseeing, You forsee a bright romantic future, Suddenly her wellbeing's lost & she vomits. Then you bring her to the hospital, The gynaecologist congratulates you, "Congrats! You're going to be a father!" Taken aback, you say, "But I just met her!" The girl who hitchhiked says, ***"He's ****** lying!"*** The doc summons the police and your test is done, "Good news & bad news," the doc says, "One, you're not her baby's father." Hearing this you're relieved. "Now the bad news, doc," you say. The doc says, "You could have never have fathered any even if you intended to." You are flabbergasted, "What the hell! Why?" The doc pacifies, "Your load doesn't have any sperms," Seeing you shocked the doctor says, ***"It's a birth defect that happens rarely but yes it does..." "...You may sue the girl for everything."*** The biggest shock in your life so far. You just shake your head and turn around to go. You're in the middle of a nightmare, It couldn't be true! ***If not you then the 2 kids back home, They belonged to whom!*** Now that's the biggest tension!
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Sep 24, 2016
Sep 24, 2016 at 5:32 AM UTC
A Tensed Joke
You're going on the highway, Bringing a new 4-string bass guitar, And a drum-set too for your sons. Now you could be a family rock band, You could churn your own Summer of '69, The world will know you three now. A really hot chick hitchhikes in your car, You are tensed as your eyes meet. There is unfathomable longing in hers, And the bathykolpian woman's so inviting. You can't play the good man at this age, You decide to cheat your own wife now. You stop the car quickly anyhow, A quickee's on your mind & nothin' more. She smiles at you and lunging towards her, You smell the inviting scent of hers. In middle of the kiss you start foreseeing, You forsee a bright romantic future, Suddenly her wellbeing's lost & she vomits. Then you bring her to the hospital, The gynaecologist congratulates you, "Congrats! You're going to be a father!" Taken aback, you say, "But I just met her!" The girl who hitchhiked says, ***"He's ****** lying!"*** The doc summons the police and your test is done, "Good news & bad news," the doc says, "One, you're not her baby's father." Hearing this you're relieved. "Now the bad news, doc," you say. The doc says, "You could have never have fathered any even if you intended to." You are flabbergasted, "What the hell! Why?" The doc pacifies, "Your load doesn't have any sperms," Seeing you shocked the doctor says, ***"It's a birth defect that happens rarely but yes it does..." "...You may sue the girl for everything."*** The biggest shock in your life so far. You just shake your head and turn around to go. You're in the middle of a nightmare, It couldn't be true! ***If not you then the 2 kids back home, They belonged to whom!*** Now that's the biggest tension!
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I fellowed sleep who kissed me in the brain, Let fall the tear of time; the sleeper's eye, Shifting to light, turned on me like a moon. So, planning-heeled, I flew along my man And dropped on dreaming and the upward sky. I fled the earth and, naked, climbed the weather, Reaching a second ground far from the stars; And there we wept I and a ghostly other, My mothers-eyed, upon the tops of trees; I fled that ground as lightly as a feather. 'My fathers' globe knocks on its nave and sings.' 'This that we tread was, too, your father's land.' 'But this we tread bears the angelic gangs Sweet are their fathered faces in their wings.' 'These are but dreaming men. Breathe, and they fade.' Faded my elbow ghost, the mothers-eyed, As, blowing on the angels, I was lost On that cloud coast to each grave-grabbing shade; I blew the dreaming fellows to their bed Where still they sleep unknowing of their ghost. Then all the matter of the living air Raised up a voice, and, climbing on the words, I spelt my vision with a hand and hair, How light the sleeping on this soily star, How deep the waking in the worlded clouds. There grows the hours' ladder to the sun, Each rung a love or losing to the last, The inches monkeyed by the blood of man. And old, mad man still climbing in his ghost, My fathers' ghost is climbing in the rain.
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I Fellowed Sleep
Life of a drop of rain Fathered by clouds, and pampered by winds, I'm a drop of rain, ready to face all that comes in, I'll travel the highs to meet the ocean abound. Next year we will meet again ,when the monsoon is here; I'll fall on your face with a tip tap dance, and start the circle of life again.
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Jun 6, 2013
Jun 6, 2013 at 10:22 AM UTC
Life of a drop of rain
as the coffee cup is rinsed, the filthy little ******* lands on the counter to my right. immediately, seeking a bludgeon, his demise is envisioned. however, this housefly stays in my periphery for just a moment longer and I cannot help but notice his tiny little mitts, working and fretting. imagining the tiniest string of rosary beads wrapped around his housefly fists, it occurs to me that he might be making his peace with God. offering up his little housefly benedictions, contritions; apologies for all the sugar bowls, he’s puked in during his miniscule little life, all the little maggots that he might have fathered and subsequently abandoned. I think, without thinking really, to chide my little countertop cohort, saying: “Ah, give it up little one, He isn’t there, He never was, and if He is, He doesn’t give a second’s thought to the likes of us.” the housefly looks at me; still furiously working his unseen beads. “You fool.” he says. “God has obviously heard my contrition, my apologies, and has granted me a reprieve, however brief.” interrupting his novenas, the housefly continues: “You, my friend, are so great, and I am so small, yet you’ve heard my voice, seen my beads, given me reprieve, however brief. I had asked God to give to you, just one golden moment of true, honest belief. And, so He has, and now you understand that the prayers of a housefly have stayed your hand. So, it doesn’t matter how great or how small, God listens to each of us, one and all.” *** -JBClaywell ©P&ZPublications; 2016
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Sep 9, 2016
Sep 9, 2016 at 10:38 AM UTC
Hearing The Prayers of A Housefly
as the coffee cup is rinsed, the filthy little ******* lands on the counter to my right. immediately, seeking a bludgeon, his demise is envisioned. however, this housefly stays in my periphery for just a moment longer and I cannot help but notice his tiny little mitts, working and fretting. imagining the tiniest string of rosary beads wrapped around his housefly fists, it occurs to me that he might be making his peace with God. offering up his little housefly benedictions, contritions; apologies for all the sugar bowls, he’s puked in during his miniscule little life, all the little maggots that he might have fathered and subsequently abandoned. I think, without thinking really, to chide my little countertop cohort, saying: “Ah, give it up little one, He isn’t there, He never was, and if He is, He doesn’t give a second’s thought to the likes of us.” the housefly looks at me; still furiously working his unseen beads. “You fool.” he says. “God has obviously heard my contrition, my apologies, and has granted me a reprieve, however brief.” interrupting his novenas, the housefly continues: “You, my friend, are so great, and I am so small, yet you’ve heard my voice, seen my beads, given me reprieve, however brief. I had asked God to give to you, just one golden moment of true, honest belief. And, so He has, and now you understand that the prayers of a housefly have stayed your hand. So, it doesn’t matter how great or how small, God listens to each of us, one and all.” *** -JBClaywell ©P&ZPublications; 2016
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David flew into my bedroom light blue eyes flashing excitement "Sonya ki," he gushed "We are now the proud parents of a newborn baby pineapple!" For two years David fathered and diligently nurtured the pineapple cutting from the Yoga ashram Cooing, lullabying, coaxing, fertilizing I threw on my sandals and dashed into the bucolic nursery There peeking up at us it's amber pink body swaddled in spiky leaves was our own little darling pineapple
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 12:29 AM UTC
Angelface
letter addressed to the girl too rush hour to take the scenic route dear fast line, i know you didn't choose this. i know how hypnotizing those yellow lines can be but if you keep chasing that pavement you'll run out of fuel and i can't promise your parents will find someone like you again. and they'll wonder what set your eyes on the highway when you come from such a michigan avenue father and middle lane mother. may i ask you how your gps forgot your home address? i guess it happened with time. one less trip turned to two a year. your mothers tears turned to sighs. she kissed me twice for you. one for your forehead another for you Ford. may it keep you when you go where her God can't. since her knees are too soft for kneeling she nodded toward the ceiling. flashing God her grin lines and gray hairs like see, i bare stripes just like your son. yes i sin and i saint but this ain't about me. i need you to keep my daughters. too many fathered ain't got fathers. too many men haven't figured out the price of absence is far more than a gallon of gas a six pack of beer and a bachelor pad. too many children grew up with the half the guidance. only knowing to trust Magellan and Garmin with a backseat God who only gets to drive when the light ain't green. there are too many women caught between crash driven children and the cross walk. to the girl who hasn't flashed her break lights for miles choose your exit wisely. don't wait til the last second to switch lanes. the end game is much closer than it appears in your side mirrors.
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Aug 6, 2012
Aug 6, 2012 at 4:39 PM UTC
For the Pavement Chaser
letter addressed to the girl too rush hour to take the scenic route dear fast line, i know you didn't choose this. i know how hypnotizing those yellow lines can be but if you keep chasing that pavement you'll run out of fuel and i can't promise your parents will find someone like you again. and they'll wonder what set your eyes on the highway when you come from such a michigan avenue father and middle lane mother. may i ask you how your gps forgot your home address? i guess it happened with time. one less trip turned to two a year. your mothers tears turned to sighs. she kissed me twice for you. one for your forehead another for you Ford. may it keep you when you go where her God can't. since her knees are too soft for kneeling she nodded toward the ceiling. flashing God her grin lines and gray hairs like see, i bare stripes just like your son. yes i sin and i saint but this ain't about me. i need you to keep my daughters. too many fathered ain't got fathers. too many men haven't figured out the price of absence is far more than a gallon of gas a six pack of beer and a bachelor pad. too many children grew up with the half the guidance. only knowing to trust Magellan and Garmin with a backseat God who only gets to drive when the light ain't green. there are too many women caught between crash driven children and the cross walk. to the girl who hasn't flashed her break lights for miles choose your exit wisely. don't wait til the last second to switch lanes. the end game is much closer than it appears in your side mirrors.
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Born in blue ,died in white. From far off seas she cried. Fathered by winds from tropical hills. Mothered by artic tide. So off she set ,sisters in tow. They dance, they chase ,they play. Fishermen fear their shouts and their cheers. Their boats they shake and sway. And as i float not far from shore. My paddle close to hand. With one last breath. I hear her voice. As she sings to bag-n-bun sand..
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Jan 24, 2010
Jan 24, 2010 at 7:49 AM UTC
The wave
I tell you all I lost my soul one morning in October still i can feel it trembling with the mucous in my throat the liquor coating of an empty stomach denying re-entry an expatriate exiled to the outer realms the cells spoke to me in my elusive haze what atrocities you brought with you the night before volatile liquids and billows of chyme decaying smoke it was you who erased that patch of flesh from your cheek the sidewalk merely a catalyst a surrogate mother to your infantile stupidity fathered by a not so impotent bicycle what became was a dance with gravity and you tried to take the lead but that possessive ***** refused to give it up and in a drunken stupor thrashed you about leaving you to the jagged teeth of concrete costing you some epidermal friends those whose sole duty it is to protect us and your foolishness allowed their dismantling so now we allow yours so they did with one swoop of my head my body purged my soul into the poisonous sunlight my brain a series of bombastic drum solos i died there in my bed soulless and aching a drink in my hand....
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Oct 6, 2011
Oct 6, 2011 at 4:26 PM UTC
With Regards to Ron Jeremy
A basketball playing professor of law Took advantage of an opportunity he saw He ran as a Hyde Park resident And became our celebrated president. Hyde Park the home of Argonne lab and the U of C Fathered many Nobel Prize winners and nominees to be More than Harvard, they cared not it would seem They claimed to have a better football team.   I'll have to renew my loaner card Obama placed his library in our backyard His presidential record there for all to see What a waste, says Donald Trump He doesn't mention me.
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Jul 2, 2017
Jul 2, 2017 at 1:17 PM UTC
Hyde Park, Hyde Park
What can the spawns of Ahriman say, that hasn't been said before What can  Angra Mainyu linage do that hasn't been done Children of Jahi the ***** fathered by The Opposer himself When the Ghost of ghosts spawned his offsprings in Hades Did he not promise them the world and declared it his Did he not remove the dusts of damnation from them And send them down to continue his dominion of fire Once the second exalted but twisted from his arrogance He faced down the Omnipotent Light and sought to usurp From thence on banished in eternal shame he remains The Ghost of Ghosts spawning his demons and ghouls The pretenders without light or hues washed in satyr's milk Disciples of extraction of the purity of the sinless inoncents Henceforth they seek ********** over the joys of Creation Killers that **** with all deeds and actions the Glories of Light Ghosts who opened Pandora before Pandora came alive Who plundered and ravaged as their master solely intended To destroy all the Magnificence of the Omnipotent Creator Who stands unequalled Pure and Mighty in His Golden Realm Ghost of ghosts fights on earth with his spawns multiplying Master of wickedness doling out false knowledge to ghosts Covering them with false beauty and riches in ****** minds Take your poisoned rewards and destroy to live like kings For I make you children of destruction and ghosts without souls Soon you will all come and burn forever in undying molten fire
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Aug 18, 2018
Aug 18, 2018 at 10:18 AM UTC
Ahriman's Children
Honest He who doesn't work, works **** or just can't commit He homeless He an affair and a **** good fix ****** with a tendency to show underwhelming **** Twisted into nicety by such anger at the human, the wants Good at *** when in love Un-abused Un-poisened One of my best mates like Dyslexic thick **** A problem Step child and real life son, grandson always, always, grandson eldest unappreciated, underestimated, paranioder? Paranoidist. One of the needers of therapists Panicked by past Fractured by future A depressive, doesn't drink, do drudgery like drugs A fearfull mess mummy's boy Fatherless Fathered less A letdownshowoff overconfident, Anxious, ex husband, probable poofter, please Goddot, please, let he be a cheater A ex punk, definite ***** pushover, almost poet So easily hurt, yet never hurts My love one. (Cary you Guardian) Too damed romantic Cant read but by gosh buys books Genius artistic, Autistic, an idiot and just another bad student manish Little Boy child Unable to be alone and not a good flatmate Justifier of the almighty grey areas, The cheated... the Strong willed.
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Apr 16, 2016
Apr 16, 2016 at 7:06 PM UTC
Self Portrayal
Mom says, “You need a therapist,” No need mama for trauma. They can all drink **** Got no daddy drama. God placed me under the shower, So Devil can *** Forgiven hour, A judgment beating drum. Dance violent in my own dark, Raising spirits of my own. With demon called snark, Other angel to pwn. Souls to bleed and let out all sin, Come Kingdom Come let it begin…
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Aug 26, 2023
Aug 26, 2023 at 9:17 PM UTC
Fathered Fatwa
Sue walks in where you work Whispers and looks not understood Comes to see you as usual As you are married to her A week or so later Sue meets a new person working with you Funny the woman looks like her Still odd looks from people when she drops in One day it hits her You ****** her look alike Only difference is she is 20 years younger Worse than that she is a baby compared to You Someone at worked clued poor Sue in Everyone saw You together everyday at a lunch Breaks, little brushups in the cooler Married but that doesn't matter As long as your **** is spewing twice a day Come home expecting wifely duties Don't touch her she screams You offer Your most charming seduction Fully expecting to not be turned down Sue confronts the girl She is but a child Asks her if she has any morals at all Of course she is sorry, it wasn't meant to happen Your ***** is all you give a **** about Not the child of Sue's ***** fathered by you She is hurt far more than any Teased at school You dare ask why that is occuring Your little ***** attends her schools church As does her family Does that matter to you? You got your little **** wet Now all you see is paradise Not realizing the damage You have left behind All the lives affected Because of Your infidelity You don't get it do you? Your wife, daughter, her family, your family There is more damage being done Just so You can get ****** Enjoy Your life You will be miserable in the end Just don't look for any sympathy When you find out what you lost It won't be here then so don't bother
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Dec 5, 2010
Dec 5, 2010 at 7:12 PM UTC
The Battlefield (Explicit language do not read if easily offended)
Sue walks in where you work Whispers and looks not understood Comes to see you as usual As you are married to her A week or so later Sue meets a new person working with you Funny the woman looks like her Still odd looks from people when she drops in One day it hits her You ****** her look alike Only difference is she is 20 years younger Worse than that she is a baby compared to You Someone at worked clued poor Sue in Everyone saw You together everyday at a lunch Breaks, little brushups in the cooler Married but that doesn't matter As long as your **** is spewing twice a day Come home expecting wifely duties Don't touch her she screams You offer Your most charming seduction Fully expecting to not be turned down Sue confronts the girl She is but a child Asks her if she has any morals at all Of course she is sorry, it wasn't meant to happen Your ***** is all you give a **** about Not the child of Sue's ***** fathered by you She is hurt far more than any Teased at school You dare ask why that is occuring Your little ***** attends her schools church As does her family Does that matter to you? You got your little **** wet Now all you see is paradise Not realizing the damage You have left behind All the lives affected Because of Your infidelity You don't get it do you? Your wife, daughter, her family, your family There is more damage being done Just so You can get ****** Enjoy Your life You will be miserable in the end Just don't look for any sympathy When you find out what you lost It won't be here then so don't bother
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