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"felling" poems
I've used them on my windows To see the clear outside, If I read the Op-eds, I shudder, shuttered and hide. I've spread them 'neath my plates and cups, My shelves all neat and tidy; But the headlines made it clear to me My glass is more half empty. They had a place in the litter box For **** to scratch and squat; I laid them round my garden plants, They made fine insect traps. Rolled and twirled they'd start a fire, I could fold them into hats. They cleaned the grease from BBQs, And they're safe to pick up glass. Crumple them for packaging, They work as school book covers; Add water and some flour, To shape papier mache lovers. Fold seeds in them to germinate, Then use them for compost; There's many ways to employ Your Times and local Post. But I won't subscribe to Dailies For the felling of our trees; And yet I miss my papers, And the ways they worked for me. But when enthroned, You'll hear me grouse, *There's no **** paper in this ********* My cell works well to scroll and swipe, But it's only good for a virtual wipe.
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Sep 15, 2018
Sep 15, 2018 at 12:49 PM UTC
Your Times and Post
*Lydia, Lydia, There are broken angels beneath your skin. Your face is stone, and white as snow, where the color should have been. Your husband is by your side, middle school passion left undead. Your sister over your right shoulder, smiling like the day you wed. You don't hear Zach's talk of cereals, but a tight smile shows on your face. The greif streaked grime of tears and salt rims your neck like wedding lace. Tomorrow you will rise and pour milk into your bowl. Look across the table, just to feel your crushing soul. To not see the eyes that were there for twenty years. To share no more secrets, or confide her sisterly fears. You both spent your life devoted to three hundred sixty-five words of repiticious hope. Only to wake up with the flipping of a page, to find a car bent in ash and smoke. This hollow eyed shell I saw in the store clenched her teeth up tight, to suffer along like the people of The Book, and hold Faith to Father of Light. You made me shed tears for you, Madison, because you made me come to see I would never leave my little sister By any of my own means. I felt cheated for you, so joyous in your Word. To spread the light of God to every part of Earth. But now you are away, taking flight, still this young. I go home with knotted throat, and my eyes felling as if theyd been stung. I've been thinking of you both, Sisters, by blood and faith. I'm so sorry for your loss, the unknowing, all the rage. I weep for you, dear Madison. You lived only in a blink. But I weep for you still more, Lydia. And I pray that you won't sink.*
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Jun 30, 2014
Jun 30, 2014 at 10:02 PM UTC
Lydia.
*Lydia, Lydia, There are broken angels beneath your skin. Your face is stone, and white as snow, where the color should have been. Your husband is by your side, middle school passion left undead. Your sister over your right shoulder, smiling like the day you wed. You don't hear Zach's talk of cereals, but a tight smile shows on your face. The greif streaked grime of tears and salt rims your neck like wedding lace. Tomorrow you will rise and pour milk into your bowl. Look across the table, just to feel your crushing soul. To not see the eyes that were there for twenty years. To share no more secrets, or confide her sisterly fears. You both spent your life devoted to three hundred sixty-five words of repiticious hope. Only to wake up with the flipping of a page, to find a car bent in ash and smoke. This hollow eyed shell I saw in the store clenched her teeth up tight, to suffer along like the people of The Book, and hold Faith to Father of Light. You made me shed tears for you, Madison, because you made me come to see I would never leave my little sister By any of my own means. I felt cheated for you, so joyous in your Word. To spread the light of God to every part of Earth. But now you are away, taking flight, still this young. I go home with knotted throat, and my eyes felling as if theyd been stung. I've been thinking of you both, Sisters, by blood and faith. I'm so sorry for your loss, the unknowing, all the rage. I weep for you, dear Madison. You lived only in a blink. But I weep for you still more, Lydia. And I pray that you won't sink.*
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Can he cry Knowing the winds won’t stop Feeling his heart pulse achingly Listening to the sounds in the other stalls There are others crying with him He still can’t cry Can he cry Knowing the failures will stick like duck tape Felling his snot paint his sleeves white Hugging himself in his time of fright He still won’t cry Can he cry Knowing this is one out of too many Feeling the burden settle so heavily Breathing in timing to the tapping on his knee The tears won’t come out He can’t cry Knowing it’ll always be the same Feeling the drain on his psyche Listening to the silence in the other stalls He’s still the only one And the winds still won’t stop And the clouds will pass by
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Mar 29, 2019
Mar 29, 2019 at 2:08 AM UTC
Math Test
As I read a Facebook post I immediately get angered... Someone had announced they were expecting their 4th child, they found out with a girl... They went for another ultrasound and to their surprise it wasn’t a girl after all It was a boy (“it” was hiding) They posted a status saying “feeling emotional” “Felling depressed “ I thought to myself “why?” Your having a healthy baby... I continued to read and it says.. “ We are depressed because we wanted a baby girl, please pray for us during this difficult time and we now adjust to having another boy” I was confused because your blessed to have another child as so many (like myself) aren’t blessed to have children... I understand you were happy when you were told it was a girl, but to post your upset and please pray for us? I don’t understand that part.... Many people around the world would be overjoyed to have a child and your depressed over this.... So sad, especially when you write this on a social media site for all to see... I pray that you love this healthy child and come to realize how blessed you are to have baby #4......
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Mar 29, 2018
Mar 29, 2018 at 8:09 AM UTC
Facebook Post (so sad)
Dear Nike, No better felling then when I get that new shoe smell Fresher than a spring breeze Like a wizard making a new spell I reach out and grab my Nikes Pull them on my feet They are Comfy as a the softest cloud Smooth as the purest silk Magnificent as a majestic eagle spreading its wings to fly off into a deep red sunset They make me feel relaxed as  sitting in the shade on a warm summer day When I wear you I feel as strong as the Rock lifting a thousand pounds faster than Usain Bolt shattering a world record and hearing fans cream his name All the pressure off It's just my Nikes and I I'm a blur with my nikes Fast as a cheetah sprinting after a desperately bounding antelope Can't even see me People try to keep up All they do is trip up When they glance up from the cold hard ground thick mud covering their face All they see are my beautiful piercing green Nikes Running down the court Legs pumping Muscles flexing So much sweat pouring off my face its like a raging river I taste the sourness of salt in my mouth Next thing you know It's all over The buzzer roars Everyones jumps on their feet All eyes locked on the ball flying through the air Fans screaming like angry banshees so loud it could make you deaf Swoosh And it's all over There's a reason Nike means victory It's because no one can even compete Before the battle is started they've already been beat People who don't wear them Just haven't realized that the shoes they wear are inferior Do their shoes give them the power to jump one thousand feet Sprint at the speed of light Make exery shot they take No On the torn up field On the scuffed up court It doesn't matter When I wear my Nikes They make me fly Around the world Through white wispy clouds surrounded by beautiful baby blue sky Across the endless oceans full of green and turquoise churning water and silver jumping fish Through fields full of long dark green grass Feeling the wind blow through my face like an angry hurricane Its like I'm in the flashing streets Hong kong Nike shoe game is just too strong Love, Zach
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Apr 3, 2014
Apr 3, 2014 at 7:52 AM UTC
Nike
Dear Nike, No better felling then when I get that new shoe smell Fresher than a spring breeze Like a wizard making a new spell I reach out and grab my Nikes Pull them on my feet They are Comfy as a the softest cloud Smooth as the purest silk Magnificent as a majestic eagle spreading its wings to fly off into a deep red sunset They make me feel relaxed as  sitting in the shade on a warm summer day When I wear you I feel as strong as the Rock lifting a thousand pounds faster than Usain Bolt shattering a world record and hearing fans cream his name All the pressure off It's just my Nikes and I I'm a blur with my nikes Fast as a cheetah sprinting after a desperately bounding antelope Can't even see me People try to keep up All they do is trip up When they glance up from the cold hard ground thick mud covering their face All they see are my beautiful piercing green Nikes Running down the court Legs pumping Muscles flexing So much sweat pouring off my face its like a raging river I taste the sourness of salt in my mouth Next thing you know It's all over The buzzer roars Everyones jumps on their feet All eyes locked on the ball flying through the air Fans screaming like angry banshees so loud it could make you deaf Swoosh And it's all over There's a reason Nike means victory It's because no one can even compete Before the battle is started they've already been beat People who don't wear them Just haven't realized that the shoes they wear are inferior Do their shoes give them the power to jump one thousand feet Sprint at the speed of light Make exery shot they take No On the torn up field On the scuffed up court It doesn't matter When I wear my Nikes They make me fly Around the world Through white wispy clouds surrounded by beautiful baby blue sky Across the endless oceans full of green and turquoise churning water and silver jumping fish Through fields full of long dark green grass Feeling the wind blow through my face like an angry hurricane Its like I'm in the flashing streets Hong kong Nike shoe game is just too strong Love, Zach
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We humans have messed around With Mother Nature and her eco-system For years and years Decades and decades Centuries and centuries Felling gazillions of trees Turning forests into concrete jungles Filling ponds, lakes, rivers and seas With tons and tons of toxic waste Releasing enough carbon monoxide into the air To wreck the entire troposphere The list of sins against Nature goes on and on With no end in sight Given all this, who are we to complain When Mother Nature has had enough And unleashes her fury on us Through earthquakes and tsunamis Avalanches and volcanoes Hurricanes and tornadoes Floods and droughts And so on Remember, Mother Nature has blessed us With oodles of riches In the form of plants and trees Mountains and forests Ponds, lakes, rivers, seas and oceans And last but not the least, oxygen! It is time we show her some gratitude And more importantly, respect and compassion And stop messing around with the eco-system Remember the famous old saying Live and let live It doesn't mean infrastructure shouldn't be developed We can build roads We can build a railway network We can build houses We can build schools and colleges We can build hospitals We can build libraries However, as my grandfather used to say There is a limit to everything And we should also plant trees Build gardens and parks Switch to renewable sources of energy And cut down severely on emissions A balance should be maintained After all, messing around with Mother Nature Will only bring about our own downfall There have been enough natural disasters Caused by human negligence Let's not add to the list Which is already longer than the river Nile!
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May 9, 2022
May 9, 2022 at 12:54 PM UTC
Why We Shouldn't Mess Around with Mother Nature
We humans have messed around With Mother Nature and her eco-system For years and years Decades and decades Centuries and centuries Felling gazillions of trees Turning forests into concrete jungles Filling ponds, lakes, rivers and seas With tons and tons of toxic waste Releasing enough carbon monoxide into the air To wreck the entire troposphere The list of sins against Nature goes on and on With no end in sight Given all this, who are we to complain When Mother Nature has had enough And unleashes her fury on us Through earthquakes and tsunamis Avalanches and volcanoes Hurricanes and tornadoes Floods and droughts And so on Remember, Mother Nature has blessed us With oodles of riches In the form of plants and trees Mountains and forests Ponds, lakes, rivers, seas and oceans And last but not the least, oxygen! It is time we show her some gratitude And more importantly, respect and compassion And stop messing around with the eco-system Remember the famous old saying Live and let live It doesn't mean infrastructure shouldn't be developed We can build roads We can build a railway network We can build houses We can build schools and colleges We can build hospitals We can build libraries However, as my grandfather used to say There is a limit to everything And we should also plant trees Build gardens and parks Switch to renewable sources of energy And cut down severely on emissions A balance should be maintained After all, messing around with Mother Nature Will only bring about our own downfall There have been enough natural disasters Caused by human negligence Let's not add to the list Which is already longer than the river Nile!
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I feel asleep I dreamed beutiful dreams Dreams never dreamed before Dreams hiden in the background Dreams that opened my eyes Dreams that helped me survive I saw the ocean blue I saw the blue sky I saw the charming sun I saw the colorful garden I felt joy for freedom I felt joy for happiness I felt joy for opportunities I felt joy to be alive I fell asleep With the fright of waking up With the joy of felling life With the fright of loosing everything With the joy to know it hapened Even if it was only because i was asleep.
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Nov 7, 2012
Nov 7, 2012 at 10:31 PM UTC
Sleeping
I hear a wind whispering from the hills It comes down tickling the woodland rills From far is heard the frightened murmur of leaves As it pounces on them like wayside thieves It shakes the branches of flowering trees And their weak petals drop like confetti in the breeze Over hills and trees it loves to skip and stray Always in motion, never inclined to stay It moves unhampered over streams and field With no resistance to its might, they simply yield Like a child, it romps over the sloppy meadows In its gentle touch, dances the gleeful flowers It skillfully pleats the blue chiffon of the ocean Sometimes curling waves in electric motion Over the sea it runs puffing up the sails And over the sky heaping clouds in bales Sometimes it steals furtively like a lover And disappears kissing our cheeks under cover Often it comes capering with a lilt and a swing We feel delighted when we hear its merry song Like a nomad, the wind roams from place to place, Hiding its mysterious presence from our glance From an unknown hide out it comes like a spirit But always making us feel its vigorous might! At times it gains force and roars like a beast Felling trees and wreaking havoc with its twist In rampage, it sweeps the sea and the ground Triggering sparks of fear and horror all around
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Oct 27, 2017
Oct 27, 2017 at 9:43 AM UTC
Invisible Presence
timber habitats are vanishing, on the Earth's mass timber habitats are vanishing, on the Earth's mass bulldozers and axes, lethal their mix bulldozers and axes, lethal their mix on the Earth's mass, bulldozers and axes vanishing timber habitats, lethal their mix the number one priority, where is the preserving and conserving the number one priority, where is the preserving and conserving tree dwelling creatures, served eviction from their homes tree dwelling creatures, served eviction from their homes preserving and conserving, tree dwelling creatures homes from eviction, the number one priority tree felling goes on unabated, wooded residencies destroyed tree feeling goes on unabated, wooded residencies destroyed profits to be ever reaped, satiating the logger's greed profits to be ever reaped, satiating the logger's greed unabated the logger's tree felling goes on satiating greed destroyed, wooded residencies reaped wood residencies destroyed, on the Earth's mass served eviction from their homes, tree dwelling creatures timbered habitats are vanishing, the number one priority profits to be ever reaped ,bulldozers and axes lethal their mix tree felling goes on unabated, satiating the logger's greed where is the preserving and conserving?
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Jul 20, 2014
Jul 20, 2014 at 9:37 AM UTC
Preserving and Conserving (Paradelle Poem)
The moon shines down below On us pathetic mortals With nothing but malice to our name And myths of love to counter those. Love and hate aren't opposites For they both display passion Ground-breaking passion But indifference. Indifference Is where true evil lies Then again, evil is but the absence of good So let us rephrase,   Indifference is like smoke to us humans Flighty at best, comes and disappears. Something we desperately try to hang on to But it always slips away Leaving nothing but a slight smell As a reminder of the numbness That was indifference. In comparison to this, Passion is like the tree Which has deep roots And has seen many a tale occur If you try and remove it, It will leave a crater, where it stood. Lives that nested in it will be lost. Left to fend for themselves, Most will not survive the felling. The ones that do, will flee To something similar. When these don't remain, The earth will be in ashes.
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Aug 6, 2012
Aug 6, 2012 at 7:57 AM UTC
Passion and indifference
Im so tired of being controlled Told what to do Im so tired of not being myself Because I feel like I cant Im so tired of being alone Not having people to go to Im so tired of feeling so small Felling as small as an ant
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Nov 26, 2014
Nov 26, 2014 at 8:05 AM UTC
Tired
This sharpener blade Pressed on my skin Drawing blood as I breathe in. The scars will not fade And the scars will not lie About the story of my life. The sickening felling I get afterwards I know that this is no good. There I one thing that vegetable One thing that makes me think And that is the heartbeat Which tells me that I'm alive I cannot escape the feelings Of never being good enough I cannot escape the feelings Of wanting to let go of life. I'm desperate but still I can't accept This life is just too hard to handle So many people think I am strong But they can't see the tears that fall. I'm not good enough for life I'm not good enough to stay alive. With this cold blade pressed to my skin I can feel the blood oozing This lets me know I'm alive That's the last thing I want to be.
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Nov 3, 2013
Nov 3, 2013 at 3:18 PM UTC
cold blade
¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ perched atop a muddy graze amongst the reefing centipede does lady jade a’ponder days from whence the eldest had decreed. *"what's this a'fuss upon the breeze that sings a song of fallen trees?" **a burnin' Birgham urn, aburn! a'crack—a'whack—a'wish..*** was broadening—a shiver, swift— bespoken of her crown to rest? what way whereby these spirits lift that hide should (of the head) contest? *"what, unbeknownst, should overwhelm this silv'ry shoat, what's felling elm?" **a burnin' Birgham urn, aburn! a'crack—a'whack—a'wish..*** amidst a cruel cacophony, the lady seed, she must concede the razing of her progeny beholden to appease a need. *"what's this in want of dire good that preys upon upholding wood?"           **a burnin' Birgham urn, aburn!                     a'crack—a'whack—a'wish..*** on arbor brawn does ardor dine does earthen daughter march to meet as tireless as the vile design divesting mother's gen'rous teat. *"what subtleties uproot the heart as bodies from their souls depart?"           **a burnin' Birgham urn, aburn!                      a'crack—a'whack—a'wish..***
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Aug 27, 2015
Aug 27, 2015 at 8:19 AM UTC
Fauna's Mourning
Plastic plates bowls and cups loaded on recycling trucks. You've had your party thrown it away, Less to wash up at the end of the day. But few fall out they blow in winds, Escape the grasp of the recycling bin. Not all bags are renewable plastic, Less strong now not so fantastic. So write a note for a new tote, Handles far stronger less likely broke. It's not our problem it's goods we buy, There wrapped and packaged to the shoppers eye. But when the seas are less serene Choked on plastics and polystyrene. Death tolls rise numbers of sea life plummet, Dont ya think its time we do summit? To a turtle or whale a tasty dish, To dine upon the jellyfish. Not a bag for life that passes by, That binds them to starvation before they die. So the seas bob in colour of plastic pollution. Times running out what to be a solution? Its high time we started a clean up revolution! To use less packaging to educate all. Before the tides continue to rise and we loose them all. The ice caps are melting at an alarming rate, How long before for all it's too late. Eco systems absorb UV, cool the world for nature to be. Polar life need ice to remain, In cooler climates to sustain. But as they melt and tides continue to rise, Am losing hope for their demise. Leave the jungles and forrests for self restoration, Less fossil fuels and deforestation. The trees keep falling from constant felling, With palm oil growing; plantations swelling. Our orange ancestors the orangutan, Has been their homes since the jungles began. To break life cycles whole eco systems, It's time to change the world with our wit and wisdom. Else what do we leave to the future generations, Man on earth just viral abominations.
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Apr 27, 2019
Apr 27, 2019 at 11:48 AM UTC
LESS FANTASTIC THAN PLASTIC...
Plastic plates bowls and cups loaded on recycling trucks. You've had your party thrown it away, Less to wash up at the end of the day. But few fall out they blow in winds, Escape the grasp of the recycling bin. Not all bags are renewable plastic, Less strong now not so fantastic. So write a note for a new tote, Handles far stronger less likely broke. It's not our problem it's goods we buy, There wrapped and packaged to the shoppers eye. But when the seas are less serene Choked on plastics and polystyrene. Death tolls rise numbers of sea life plummet, Dont ya think its time we do summit? To a turtle or whale a tasty dish, To dine upon the jellyfish. Not a bag for life that passes by, That binds them to starvation before they die. So the seas bob in colour of plastic pollution. Times running out what to be a solution? Its high time we started a clean up revolution! To use less packaging to educate all. Before the tides continue to rise and we loose them all. The ice caps are melting at an alarming rate, How long before for all it's too late. Eco systems absorb UV, cool the world for nature to be. Polar life need ice to remain, In cooler climates to sustain. But as they melt and tides continue to rise, Am losing hope for their demise. Leave the jungles and forrests for self restoration, Less fossil fuels and deforestation. The trees keep falling from constant felling, With palm oil growing; plantations swelling. Our orange ancestors the orangutan, Has been their homes since the jungles began. To break life cycles whole eco systems, It's time to change the world with our wit and wisdom. Else what do we leave to the future generations, Man on earth just viral abominations.
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When we can’t do what we think Do we need Mind anymore? If we can't love whom we want What’s there use of heart then after? If we can't sleep when we want What’s the meaning of goodnight then? When we can’t take rest in illness Can’t say the felling of care after that If I can’t feel your love Is then worth of kiss anymore? If we can’t spend the money we wish What’s the reason for high earning then? When we can’t move for beautiful place Explain me the meaning of freedom then If we can’t live our life   What’s the difference in dead or alive then?
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Sep 10, 2014
Sep 10, 2014 at 4:26 AM UTC
Why we need??
Everything was dark in our house but our home was safe and sound and we were laughing like Gods had nothing on us and life was fulfilling for us and the night would go on for hours on end without us felling tired and our wishes had been granted
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Oct 6, 2021
Oct 6, 2021 at 5:34 AM UTC
Dream in the dark
you cannot finish need. it fiends in wretched globes of dwarf swelling to tremendous steam a Bacchanal of vineyard borscht a moonlit morsel of demolished dreams... we serve at the pleasure of the absurd gilding shadows with clay confetti and the nictitating membranes of blue crocodiles. and blank verse. felling the Yggdrasil, by all means; you maraud the larder in the night kitchen; nicking blackbird-pies and pinky-russet salamanders [ the loose farthing ] and the hard liquor... all gone now your potato sack, rakishly slung from the shoulders of an Atlas, entitled ' Promised Land; betrayed '. a new map shrugging off old kings from dead valleys revealing the hour of your worthless estate, in-lieu of the boundaries of your lost holdings. unhappily - you inherit the unripe peach in a hound's mouth. you slouch rough, slowly to your beast of a couch: there, to remain unholy and due South. there, to remain unknowing by all account.
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Feb 11, 2013
Feb 11, 2013 at 10:13 PM UTC
Yearn Like a Puppet
The man from Pakistan. Not much of my language did he speak. He couldn't understand my proper English. So how could we my sanity seek. Yes he was my shrink. My misfortune for several years. So we never made much progress. Dealing with my silly fears. I wished that he would help me. So I tried to coerce him as best as I could. All of this choosing my words, did me absolutely no good. I said I was felling spacey from the pills he had given me. He said you think you are an alien, that is plain to see. So he threatened me with institutionalization or hospital. The big house to be sure. Luckily, I convinced him, right here as I lay on his couch, with him, we could find a cure. As he picked up on his English. My progress became quite quick. The silly man thought it his miracle that I was not so sick. He got a better offer, from a clinic far away. He left without a good-bye. I wonder if he appreciated the English lessons I wonder to this day.
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Oct 6, 2012
Oct 6, 2012 at 7:56 PM UTC
The Man from Pakistan
"Slip it in, go on I can take it, "Wow, *"Slowly eager ****** "She groans as a mixture of euphoria and pain, "Do you want it to the hilt? "Can you take that much in one go, "Just push it in slow, "I can take it I think, **"I ****** it in her, she bleeds a little,** "Who is more excited? "I pull it out slowly, "Arrr baby that feels good, Mmm "That was deeper then before, "When can I stick in you, "We never said we would do that, "Are you scared, No.... "I'll only do it once, "Ok, "She gets ready, "I can see the excitement on her face, "Now don't be a chicken, "Bgirrk bruk bruk bruk, "Just get it over, "But not to the hilt, "I mean it, "I think your enjoying this a little to much, "Ouch, "Don't be a baby that was barely the tip, "God is the buzz you felt, "It hurts, I think I'm going to be sick, "O' my god, "What are you doing, Only once.... Only onc She smiles as he turns silent, Cherry red seeped out, and he lay slumped On the ground, lifeless stained, What had started as curiosity, as twisted trusting fun. She had done her first, the one she loved. Now the next would be just a lunge in the , Stomach, Back, Life Draining upon different floors. she had put It in once and was addicted at the felling Of putting it in, Deeper the better not just the tip but to the hilt.
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Jun 29, 2015
Jun 29, 2015 at 10:36 AM UTC
How Deep Do You Want It In
Let me sink my fangs into you To stop me from turning blue Let me get to what's within What lies beneath your skin Like a vampire Your sweetness I need to acquire Let me drink before I expire Don't let me pass from this world and retire With out the sweet taste of you upon my lips In your hands cradle my hips As slowly into me you slip Exploding like a rocket ship Welcome me like the dying light I will not leave you felling contrite I'll make everything just right I can excite I can delight Meet me my dear at midnight Under the bright moonlight Take me to the stars Let us zoom past mars Grace my veins with your intoxication You are my only fixation Like a drug, a need To your power I concede I hear your call I'm your victim after all
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Apr 5, 2016
Apr 5, 2016 at 8:35 PM UTC
The Vampire and the Drug
As I woke up from my bed there were tears in my eyes ready to shed still unable to come out of my last night dream all I wanted was to scream unable to scream i got chocked out felling the familiar pain i broke out breaking my numbness pain was taking the toll etching and tearing my soul As I tried to remember the time u left me alone tossed me out of your life like a stone leaving me crying and pleading for u I don't know why but my heart still bleeds for u dejected and forlorn I tried to strife I tried to smile as i tried to carry on this wretched life of mine for another while I tried to laugh n laugh out aloud carrying a happy go lucky face in the crowd I tried hard but it all went in vain as the memories of you keep coming back again n again intensifying the pain pain it was making me insane Now no longer can i sustain so I walked towards the last lane took the blade n slit opened my vein watching blood taking its last earthly ride I closed my eyes and wish to see you on the other side..
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Oct 1, 2014
Oct 1, 2014 at 6:44 AM UTC
See you on the other side
A smoke-filled room, a loud gaffaw, the barmaid pours a beer, the pub is full of country blokes and Aussie atmosphere. Some 'Chisel' thru the speakers, the racetrack on the telly, pool table sending iv'ry ***** to its underbelly. Walls adorned with history, and heads of native birds, the Nation'l Anthem in a frame, 'cause no-one knows the words. An ag'ed man sits in the corner, sipping at his ale, his teeth are stained, his liver's shot, his ragged skin is pale. Young buck swaggers in and, as the room lets up a shout, he tips his head in mock salute and takes his earnings out. Good mates standing at the bar as jugs are passed around, the yarns are flowing freely to impress the growing crowd. The old man in the corner holds his voice above the din, "You boys want a story, eh? Well, buck up and listen in. Jus' the other day this feller was sat here at the bar, he held his glass with steel hook, his cheek, it had a scar. That scar, it ran from ear to chin, ****** it was shockin', angry, red and all inflamed, he'd taken quite a coppin'. With legs the size of tree trunks an' a barrel for a chest, he looked as though, with just one blow, he'd put a man to rest. I ventured on the happenings, and nodded to his claws, he turned to me, quite wearily, and spoke, after a pause." As if to emulate the mood, the old man waits a bit, he squints his eyes upon the crowd and makes a show of it. "This bloke is felling up a tree, 'bout fifty foot or so, a lightning bolt, he gets a jolt, the chainsaw he lets go. It backs up from the branch and lops off both his paws, then, before he thinks to catch 'em, they hit the forest floors. He’s with them soon enough, as the rest of him descended. I shakes me head, 'Christ!' I says, tryin' to comprehend it." The crowd is leaning forward and the air is getting tense, the old man lights a cigarette, just to build suspense. He slowly sips at his beer, then lifts his head to speak, "Me eyes then trail from steel claws to mark upon 'is cheek, 'That how you did your face in, the chainsaw misbehavin'?' He took a pause, held up his claws, and shrugged, "Cut it shavin'.""
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Apr 3, 2010
Apr 3, 2010 at 4:02 AM UTC
‘armless Yarn
A smoke-filled room, a loud gaffaw, the barmaid pours a beer, the pub is full of country blokes and Aussie atmosphere. Some 'Chisel' thru the speakers, the racetrack on the telly, pool table sending iv'ry ***** to its underbelly. Walls adorned with history, and heads of native birds, the Nation'l Anthem in a frame, 'cause no-one knows the words. An ag'ed man sits in the corner, sipping at his ale, his teeth are stained, his liver's shot, his ragged skin is pale. Young buck swaggers in and, as the room lets up a shout, he tips his head in mock salute and takes his earnings out. Good mates standing at the bar as jugs are passed around, the yarns are flowing freely to impress the growing crowd. The old man in the corner holds his voice above the din, "You boys want a story, eh? Well, buck up and listen in. Jus' the other day this feller was sat here at the bar, he held his glass with steel hook, his cheek, it had a scar. That scar, it ran from ear to chin, ****** it was shockin', angry, red and all inflamed, he'd taken quite a coppin'. With legs the size of tree trunks an' a barrel for a chest, he looked as though, with just one blow, he'd put a man to rest. I ventured on the happenings, and nodded to his claws, he turned to me, quite wearily, and spoke, after a pause." As if to emulate the mood, the old man waits a bit, he squints his eyes upon the crowd and makes a show of it. "This bloke is felling up a tree, 'bout fifty foot or so, a lightning bolt, he gets a jolt, the chainsaw he lets go. It backs up from the branch and lops off both his paws, then, before he thinks to catch 'em, they hit the forest floors. He’s with them soon enough, as the rest of him descended. I shakes me head, 'Christ!' I says, tryin' to comprehend it." The crowd is leaning forward and the air is getting tense, the old man lights a cigarette, just to build suspense. He slowly sips at his beer, then lifts his head to speak, "Me eyes then trail from steel claws to mark upon 'is cheek, 'That how you did your face in, the chainsaw misbehavin'?' He took a pause, held up his claws, and shrugged, "Cut it shavin'.""
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Black and White Steps Fingers glide, My heart Beats with each Key that is met, Such beauty from Keys, Fingers, Echo, Of the music That radiates though My fibre, Pulling at my emotional Felling's, Eyes, Weep, At this music of heaven Each moment Is a place I'm taken elsewhere Keys are but a means To take me to that Place where I wish to stay For a while Keys are the music That unlocks my heart..
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 6:51 PM UTC
Piano Guys
Felling so insecure, have deep wounds but no cure, on the way people are there, i don't know i am where, **** is growing on the ground of thoughts, in the head 12 'o' clock banging in all the clocks, hand holding the empty bands of friendship, picture showing the past are now blurred clicks, my mind stopped working, they said smash it into the trash it's a waste thing, drops of blood doesn't matter, living in the dream is better, echoes are within the limits of sounds, and situations are like tears of clown, introduction to mirror define self description, warmth of salty drops i can feel and it's not a illusion, delication of feelings cause the hurt, because of them i get burnt, walls are like caves, describing  a story on wall's which makes, which can stop motion of continuous breathe, what i to me, and i wanna be only ME.
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Jul 26, 2014
Jul 26, 2014 at 7:50 AM UTC
wounds
A tear trickled down her cheek It fall on my heart and i saw it seep The plant that grew there was gentle and week And for love it had its roots going deep. The hardship winds were the nature's grant Felling huge trees and leaving a mark But couldn't uproot the growing plant Of all the big small things in the park. Giving it strength to live through the worst Now the weak plant was a warrior With warship glory a new flower burst And on the flower came a carrier . Picking up love withe the pollen grains Showering it ,flying all far and wide. Her tears falling on my heart like rains Of love and care that she can not hide
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Oct 28, 2018
Oct 28, 2018 at 12:09 PM UTC
The tears that she can not hide