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"fibbing" poems
im a self describing a self a face on a liquid surface a plasticity a brain a three pound infinity always remodeling itself and making new copies a copy of a copy of a copy a massive  accumulation of copies each a slight distortion from it's original eminence a history of minute alterations all subtle deceptions my so-called reality a memory of a memory of a memory a repetition pouring the self out self corrupting the self until it is somebody else a fibbing shifty double-dealing soft machine trying to remain intact it's signature a disjunctured awareness my cells talk **** about each other i'm more microbes than human every synaptic light of the divine casting a shadowed past a devil to the true origin a mangled remembering my pillar of reality spirit from matter not the other way around i no longer recognize myself am i human or perhaps a robot an alien a walk in that left the original inhabitant disembodied to wander perplexed in a netherworld lost and crying or, just a bad copy of a copy of a copy of a co py of a a co
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Aug 11, 2018
Aug 11, 2018 at 2:46 PM UTC
*Copycat
Stars shine on in a night sky so black you can see the truth. What is that light but an interruption to progress so blinding the sun blushes– as if another light vandalized our ever darkening sky. Closing out on reality, opening up to ideals, it’s the rays piercing through the layers and the yea-sayers nodding off to sleep in a darkness so deep. When the genius strips off the latent, flexes its manifest intelligence, and puts down thoughts that flare into the darkness. No effort from a sun fibbing eternal. The end might come but the hand who writes eternity can’t see the end coming. Who are the geniuses expelling the light and who are the receivers not likely to admit their stupor for fear of fantastic phantasms. Fleeing from their folly, straying into strange, insipid serials, unending, not rerunning– only growing obese with weight Of chances not spent.
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Mar 25, 2012
Mar 25, 2012 at 3:35 AM UTC
Flares from a Dying Sun
Spent my hard earned money buying stuff I seen on commercials with two singers claiming all they use was the stuff I bought to fix faces. Both them women got to be telling fibs if they said a little bit of skin fixer works good did not work and used full bottle and nothing. I googled them womens pictures and seen how they faces look bad and messed up and both got blotchy skin and look real tired in pictures. Seen all them commercials with them woman I am talking about saying all they used was that stuff but saying did not work on me. I would be fibbing if I posted I thought those women are pretty in google search pictures of them without tons of makeup I see on their faces. No make up do make them look like not so good as women called plain Jane. Simple telling when women ain't plenty made up or they not wearing skin fixer when they got them dark circles and darker spots like some pictures I seen when I google. We got a few women looking very pretty cause they got that natural beauty. I not grandma old but I got crows feet and cracking lines on my face. I been trying making up my face with gobs of crap and went to expert at store where rich folks shop and I know I did not look good like she lied to me telling me I looked good but that mirror in that store showed me truth. No more making up this face cause I was born to be what I am not pretty.
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Nov 18, 2013
Nov 18, 2013 at 5:01 AM UTC
I am not pretty with making up my face
Out on the path, I wait for her my friend who’s just for me. We play and sing and laugh a lot, though no-one else can see. You call her imaginary, but she’s real and best of all, she’s made a solemn promise to be here when I call. My mum says she’s not really there, though the truth is mum don’t know the fun me and my friend have had or the places that we go. We get lost in the forest and fly up to the stars, then sit upon the rooftops throwing jelly beans at cars. We’ve dug up buried treasure and stared Blackbeard in the face. And we’ve ridden Pegasus to see the earth from space. If you think I may be fibbing, I’ll tell you it’s no lie - to say we’ve seen most everything, my secret friend and I. But now the time is ticking, she’s never usually late. But here I am still waiting sitting by the gate. I feel the world revolving as seasons come and go. I never thought she wouldn’t come, but perhaps I finally know. That secret friends are mortal and don’t last forever, but I’m quite sure I won’t forget the times we spent together. I think I hear the clock indoors chiming half past four. The day has almost passed without her, I’m not so little anymore. But, just as I turn to go inside, I hear the squeaking gate “I’m so sorry,” my friend cries “I didn’t mean to be this late”! The world turns again to greet the moon and my friend and I shall roam, weaving in and out of dreams making memories our own. So, grown-ups if you’re finding, modern life hard to survive, wait a while, by the gate you never know who may arrive. Though you may not have seen them for about a hundred years, secret friends remain with us and help allay our fears that we all grow old and crinkly and forget how to dance and laugh just have a little patience and pause there on the path.
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Jul 26, 2013
Jul 26, 2013 at 7:09 PM UTC
My secret friend
Out on the path, I wait for her my friend who’s just for me. We play and sing and laugh a lot, though no-one else can see. You call her imaginary, but she’s real and best of all, she’s made a solemn promise to be here when I call. My mum says she’s not really there, though the truth is mum don’t know the fun me and my friend have had or the places that we go. We get lost in the forest and fly up to the stars, then sit upon the rooftops throwing jelly beans at cars. We’ve dug up buried treasure and stared Blackbeard in the face. And we’ve ridden Pegasus to see the earth from space. If you think I may be fibbing, I’ll tell you it’s no lie - to say we’ve seen most everything, my secret friend and I. But now the time is ticking, she’s never usually late. But here I am still waiting sitting by the gate. I feel the world revolving as seasons come and go. I never thought she wouldn’t come, but perhaps I finally know. That secret friends are mortal and don’t last forever, but I’m quite sure I won’t forget the times we spent together. I think I hear the clock indoors chiming half past four. The day has almost passed without her, I’m not so little anymore. But, just as I turn to go inside, I hear the squeaking gate “I’m so sorry,” my friend cries “I didn’t mean to be this late”! The world turns again to greet the moon and my friend and I shall roam, weaving in and out of dreams making memories our own. So, grown-ups if you’re finding, modern life hard to survive, wait a while, by the gate you never know who may arrive. Though you may not have seen them for about a hundred years, secret friends remain with us and help allay our fears that we all grow old and crinkly and forget how to dance and laugh just have a little patience and pause there on the path.
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I know that they all like to say that nice guys finish last. But this really is far from true. Most nice guys really will end up finishing first. It just may happen to them well after they want it to. But it may be to your advantage, that way. You’ll get to meet people at their best, some would say. When you get to finish first, first, you will miss out on a lot. The people whose prime is early in life are generally not the best. I know that it is really hard to think that you’ll have to wait. There is not a single person who enjoys waiting. But it really is in your favor to wait for a little while. You can meet yourself before meeting other people. And you have to be crazy to think that there aren’t others who are lonely. Sometimes the nice girls think they’re in last place, too. Nice guys think that they have to change. Nice guys, please do us all a favor, never change. The world can use a lot of people like you. We need some people we can be proud of. See, you think you’re a problem because her parents would like you. Give it a few years, and that will be what she wants. I meet this nice guy once and really liked him. But, as you’d like to guess, I didn’t date him. I’m even certain that we were flirting for a little bit. Yet, I did not wish to date him. I suppose you can call me a hypocrite right now. I would be lying if I said you’re completely wrong. But never did I say that nice guys would always win. All I recall saying is that they wouldn’t finish last. Because, if I’m being frank here, they cannot be last. Last is reserved for those whom you don’t desire in the slightest. And I can attest to always wanting someone nice. I can admit that I will always want someone who is kind. And you’re wondering why I didn’t date what I wanted. As luck would have it, I knew he was too good for me. He may have actually gotten a different message on that. I’d be fibbing if I said that I told him that. He just thinks that I only want him as a friend. He thinks that was all I ever thought of him as. He is not entirely wrong, honestly, he’s not. Dating friends is something that complicates things; so I won’t date them. But he doesn’t know that I was willing to break that rule. I would go against all I stand for, just for a nice guy. Sure, I would then somehow ruin things, but it would be nice while it lasted. But I could never think of hurting someone so dearly, not when he gave his all. Nice guys don’t finish last because no one wants them. Nice guys finish last because everyone wants them. Nice guys win in the end because others have gathered up their courage. When we can be real with them, then they can win. Nice guys finish later because we like them so much. We are scared to hurt them and it causes us to hurt them more. We can never win when it comes to people. No matter what you do, someone will get hurt.
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Jun 15, 2015
Jun 15, 2015 at 12:51 PM UTC
You Will Not Finish Last
I know that they all like to say that nice guys finish last. But this really is far from true. Most nice guys really will end up finishing first. It just may happen to them well after they want it to. But it may be to your advantage, that way. You’ll get to meet people at their best, some would say. When you get to finish first, first, you will miss out on a lot. The people whose prime is early in life are generally not the best. I know that it is really hard to think that you’ll have to wait. There is not a single person who enjoys waiting. But it really is in your favor to wait for a little while. You can meet yourself before meeting other people. And you have to be crazy to think that there aren’t others who are lonely. Sometimes the nice girls think they’re in last place, too. Nice guys think that they have to change. Nice guys, please do us all a favor, never change. The world can use a lot of people like you. We need some people we can be proud of. See, you think you’re a problem because her parents would like you. Give it a few years, and that will be what she wants. I meet this nice guy once and really liked him. But, as you’d like to guess, I didn’t date him. I’m even certain that we were flirting for a little bit. Yet, I did not wish to date him. I suppose you can call me a hypocrite right now. I would be lying if I said you’re completely wrong. But never did I say that nice guys would always win. All I recall saying is that they wouldn’t finish last. Because, if I’m being frank here, they cannot be last. Last is reserved for those whom you don’t desire in the slightest. And I can attest to always wanting someone nice. I can admit that I will always want someone who is kind. And you’re wondering why I didn’t date what I wanted. As luck would have it, I knew he was too good for me. He may have actually gotten a different message on that. I’d be fibbing if I said that I told him that. He just thinks that I only want him as a friend. He thinks that was all I ever thought of him as. He is not entirely wrong, honestly, he’s not. Dating friends is something that complicates things; so I won’t date them. But he doesn’t know that I was willing to break that rule. I would go against all I stand for, just for a nice guy. Sure, I would then somehow ruin things, but it would be nice while it lasted. But I could never think of hurting someone so dearly, not when he gave his all. Nice guys don’t finish last because no one wants them. Nice guys finish last because everyone wants them. Nice guys win in the end because others have gathered up their courage. When we can be real with them, then they can win. Nice guys finish later because we like them so much. We are scared to hurt them and it causes us to hurt them more. We can never win when it comes to people. No matter what you do, someone will get hurt.
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Don’t you dare ask me that question, I beg of you, stop looking at me. All of you stop! Just leave me be. I couldn’t even if I wanted to, I’m not mean I’m not crazy How dare you say that I’m selfish, I’m trying my best but can’t you see? Clearly it’s killing me. There is no shame in my honest silence, Unlike the provocative lies you spew Day after day Pretending that you are good, Fibbing that you’re okay. I don’t lie like that, Completely invisible when I lie flat, Talk to me, Set me free, For I am she, She with no name, No chance of fame, When you speak the tears will flow, I promise this is not a show. All the horror stories that I hear, What is audible, And being noticed, THAT is my one true fear.
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Jul 15, 2013
Jul 15, 2013 at 11:51 AM UTC
Shy Girl
Missing the person who gave me my strength My thirst for life My humour My laugh Missing the person who showed me unconditional love To think outside the box To laugh at myself To smile in bad times Missing the person who told me never give up Walk tall Chin up Rubber **** to be attached Missing the person who gained respect from all that knew her Font of all knowledge Who could set anyone on the right path Who’s  cwtches made all feel awesome Missing the person who knew me better than I do Who knew I’d put water in her whisky Knew I was fibbing even on the telephone Was there no matter what Missing the person I called Mam  xxxxx
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Oct 10, 2012
Oct 10, 2012 at 3:12 PM UTC
MISSING YO
We wore these SADDLE OXFORDS until our feet grew long. They'd be passed down..and they were exceptionally strong. Never has another shoe ever lasted so long. Cannot wait til "Easter" to get new ones black and shiny With buttons or a buckle, or a cute little bow. By xmas a nice pair of boots were good to go. Durability and warmth were the style you would get. Cry all you want - Santa was not kidding. Said: " all you get are those boots,because all year you've been fibbing". - That's the day I Kicked Santa to the curb. Started selling"GREETING CARDS" I was not perturbed. Bought my own shoes, never again to be disturbed.
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Sep 22, 2015
Sep 22, 2015 at 1:22 AM UTC
SHOE HUSTLER
This Apocalypse Summer has really got me down, but then I'm up running through what is left of town. I never got to swim the backstroke before Brunswick Basin bled Lake Olympia from amidst her oak, before Deer Creek went dead. *The streets'll burn, the bodies break and the blood washed away by beer. The streets burned, bodies broke and we're still here.* Shadow people wander the sidewalk, been here since the bombs dropped. Never got no noisy television, just watch the streets and shadows in them. I'm pushing up just like daisies and pulling them up for fun. Convinced that I'm going crazy from the trips that I get on. *Jane says she cannot get it: "something hidden...back when children." You're always looking for the road where we used to drink too drunk, where you look to have again what we had so long ago.* Do you feel it coming? on Earth His will be done. Collapse a long time coming— still nothing new under the sun. Summer is for the living. That's a bubble-bursted, sun-dried reason. It's the end or I am fibbing, still live up the rest of the season. *First came the flood then spilled blood. Had anyone caught on of that to come you know we'd never have let it begun. But it had: got you, your mother, and dad. Surely there was nothing we could do but hunker down, get a job, and rue the day they brought us into the Old World and buried the New.* I hear tell that downriver the water gets warmer; I hear tell that valley below us's a hotter n' hell, body-ridden bowl of dust. — I hear tell that upriver the trout they run thicker, the water cooler, air smoother, and **** sticks thinner. I wanna flee up that river but I'm not that good a swimmer. How do we know? We think we're smart, in fact we're geniuses. But we're still sitting and can't stop talking about... This Apocalypse Summer has really got me down, but then I'm up running through what is left of town.
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Aug 17, 2013
Aug 17, 2013 at 1:20 AM UTC
Apocalypse Summer
This Apocalypse Summer has really got me down, but then I'm up running through what is left of town. I never got to swim the backstroke before Brunswick Basin bled Lake Olympia from amidst her oak, before Deer Creek went dead. *The streets'll burn, the bodies break and the blood washed away by beer. The streets burned, bodies broke and we're still here.* Shadow people wander the sidewalk, been here since the bombs dropped. Never got no noisy television, just watch the streets and shadows in them. I'm pushing up just like daisies and pulling them up for fun. Convinced that I'm going crazy from the trips that I get on. *Jane says she cannot get it: "something hidden...back when children." You're always looking for the road where we used to drink too drunk, where you look to have again what we had so long ago.* Do you feel it coming? on Earth His will be done. Collapse a long time coming— still nothing new under the sun. Summer is for the living. That's a bubble-bursted, sun-dried reason. It's the end or I am fibbing, still live up the rest of the season. *First came the flood then spilled blood. Had anyone caught on of that to come you know we'd never have let it begun. But it had: got you, your mother, and dad. Surely there was nothing we could do but hunker down, get a job, and rue the day they brought us into the Old World and buried the New.* I hear tell that downriver the water gets warmer; I hear tell that valley below us's a hotter n' hell, body-ridden bowl of dust. — I hear tell that upriver the trout they run thicker, the water cooler, air smoother, and **** sticks thinner. I wanna flee up that river but I'm not that good a swimmer. How do we know? We think we're smart, in fact we're geniuses. But we're still sitting and can't stop talking about... This Apocalypse Summer has really got me down, but then I'm up running through what is left of town.
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I'm not fibbing, when I say I need a defibrillator to restart my heart and close my jaw that jaw-dropped to the ground and left my head heavy and my lungs breathless all because, I saw you in red.
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Nov 13, 2013
Nov 13, 2013 at 3:53 AM UTC
Red Dress.
My grandpa who eats steamed sweet potatoes on foothills textured in green rice patties dreamt up a tall brick house with a black iron gate barbwires sprung around the tips of the entrance to keep out thieves right now he wonders how long he can keep fibbing to my mother— their rotten hut at the end of the massive foothill, not fleeting monsoons come early, swells the ground till it gave a landslide takes four people and a child that day, red stars hung above Tiananmen square gates grounded bones came in sacks, white cement hauled by green skin trucks My grandpa who loves sweet potatoes constructs an ivory wall. after the revolution, the sun peeks out in montages peering through the smoke gunpowder stuck to the tank tire roads black heads roll off yellow tar dirt into a pit My grandpa gives his best friend one thousand yuan— visas for my mother and grandma, His best friend disappears, writes my grandpa an apology and, leaves him a large white sack of uncooked sweet potatoes light tan, severs in half and plops down on the lumpy cutting board, dusty orange inners, grandpa tosses them in the boiling water and later, while gnawing down, he pretends they are oranges for once Grandpa, who’s kneeling on our dried front yard with a worn out copper pail waters the salty earth slowly until it sprouts sugar canes chops one down, breaks it in half, the sun beats peering through palm leaves a viridescent river of silk and pale honey my small three year arms grab a hand full sliced by grandpa into pieces neatly placed in a blue flowered ceramic bowl years later, I chop a stalk down and chew until English becomes a second language again and in my twenties, I grab a hand full sliced my mom into pieces, places them in a weaved basket made of reinforced bamboo I put it in front of my grandpa’s grave in Fujian on the foggy mountainside of a small retirement town. The edge of the South China coast covered in a thick plastic smog, I sit on a stone eating sweet cold potatoes with my grandpa facing outland, a red kneeing sun, barely visible past the trees
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Apr 25, 2017
Apr 25, 2017 at 12:41 AM UTC
Grandpa Visits Me in the Summer
My grandpa who eats steamed sweet potatoes on foothills textured in green rice patties dreamt up a tall brick house with a black iron gate barbwires sprung around the tips of the entrance to keep out thieves right now he wonders how long he can keep fibbing to my mother— their rotten hut at the end of the massive foothill, not fleeting monsoons come early, swells the ground till it gave a landslide takes four people and a child that day, red stars hung above Tiananmen square gates grounded bones came in sacks, white cement hauled by green skin trucks My grandpa who loves sweet potatoes constructs an ivory wall. after the revolution, the sun peeks out in montages peering through the smoke gunpowder stuck to the tank tire roads black heads roll off yellow tar dirt into a pit My grandpa gives his best friend one thousand yuan— visas for my mother and grandma, His best friend disappears, writes my grandpa an apology and, leaves him a large white sack of uncooked sweet potatoes light tan, severs in half and plops down on the lumpy cutting board, dusty orange inners, grandpa tosses them in the boiling water and later, while gnawing down, he pretends they are oranges for once Grandpa, who’s kneeling on our dried front yard with a worn out copper pail waters the salty earth slowly until it sprouts sugar canes chops one down, breaks it in half, the sun beats peering through palm leaves a viridescent river of silk and pale honey my small three year arms grab a hand full sliced by grandpa into pieces neatly placed in a blue flowered ceramic bowl years later, I chop a stalk down and chew until English becomes a second language again and in my twenties, I grab a hand full sliced my mom into pieces, places them in a weaved basket made of reinforced bamboo I put it in front of my grandpa’s grave in Fujian on the foggy mountainside of a small retirement town. The edge of the South China coast covered in a thick plastic smog, I sit on a stone eating sweet cold potatoes with my grandpa facing outland, a red kneeing sun, barely visible past the trees
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intent and hell bent, to escape and to pretend. that all's well, and nothing else. i pause to run, and simply because there's no fun. to say i am not sad, and it isn't all that bad. but seriously, as i sprint furiously, who am i kidding, if i am not fibbing. it's all pretense, and it's my only defense.
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Jun 24, 2010
Jun 24, 2010 at 8:41 AM UTC
Great Pretender
It's all in the technique, they say But if you have the desire If you have the drive That's the easy part. Yet still, Execution is key. Let us use an example Fibbing about your whereabouts? Know your audience Know what they want to hear Know what they will believe And how much they will believe. Details make a scarlet deception ivory They truly create the white lie It becomes obvious if you are too vague. Trust me, I know. Look them dead in the eye Don't laugh, but don't be too serious. Just think about what you would say Under normal circumstances. If you get this far, I pose a question of irony to you. Why would you trust me? After all, I am a liar. It's all the same, To lie to you. To lie to him To lie with me.
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Jan 23, 2014
Jan 23, 2014 at 1:37 PM UTC
To Lie
Look at you So easily lying and fibbing Like a naturalist It makes me cringe every time you Tell that same lie Over and over and over again "You did well" "You are amazing" "I like you a lot" My only option is to smile with my Broken teeth and bleeding gums Ravaged by the bones I have been cracking on "Stop lying to me" I try and scream but absolutely nothing comes out Why? Because I have gotten so used to the Shattered glass of untruths that The crunch of it underfoot and the zap Of it in my skin has completely gone Away So all I can think is My, What Big Lies You Have
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Apr 16, 2013
Apr 16, 2013 at 11:35 PM UTC
My, What Big Lies You Have
You call me a ***** You say you want me to die in a ditch Well I don't know what I did Love towards me was forbid I shut you out You never shut your mouth My wrists are bleeding My heart is screaming But you you just stand there watching I'm tearing down I'm leaving town I don't know who I am But whoever I am your not a fan I'm never good enough I'm packing my stuff No stay you scream and plead Then you turn around and hit me You call me a **** Compare me to a mutt Now you wonder why I overdose once a day My life is filled with hate But the hate is like a drug One feeling of warm fuzzy hug The drug is the hug that bring me to tears and hopes no one ever comes near I need to get myself away from here I struggle with my own problems To half to take care of you on top of them is like a dog caring for its owner I guess I'm like a dog no wait you might say I'm a bit lower So here is my apology no wait just kidding I think I was just fibbing I should thank you in stead Thanks for trying to hit me in the head Thanks for making me scream for making my wrists bleed for watching me die then just adding to the pain by cutting up my emotions with your lies Yeah you were always sly until you walk right up and said ok ***** it's time for you to die I just laughed and said no girl it's been you messing with my head Sorry ***** but I'm already dead That night I took too many pills now I was in for the **** I hopped right into my car drove to the train tracks Ready to be attacked This next rhyme is an effing fact If the ***** ain't got her dog She is gonna disappear in the fog The shadow that's been killing me for years Oh lucky me the train is almost here Grown near for my last stop Laying on the tracks The train threw a little honk Then I felt it I was nothing but a memory Come puppy sit But ***** don't you know I can play dead too watch me your bond to loose.
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Jan 9, 2016
Jan 9, 2016 at 9:49 PM UTC
The words that led me to doubt
You call me a ***** You say you want me to die in a ditch Well I don't know what I did Love towards me was forbid I shut you out You never shut your mouth My wrists are bleeding My heart is screaming But you you just stand there watching I'm tearing down I'm leaving town I don't know who I am But whoever I am your not a fan I'm never good enough I'm packing my stuff No stay you scream and plead Then you turn around and hit me You call me a **** Compare me to a mutt Now you wonder why I overdose once a day My life is filled with hate But the hate is like a drug One feeling of warm fuzzy hug The drug is the hug that bring me to tears and hopes no one ever comes near I need to get myself away from here I struggle with my own problems To half to take care of you on top of them is like a dog caring for its owner I guess I'm like a dog no wait you might say I'm a bit lower So here is my apology no wait just kidding I think I was just fibbing I should thank you in stead Thanks for trying to hit me in the head Thanks for making me scream for making my wrists bleed for watching me die then just adding to the pain by cutting up my emotions with your lies Yeah you were always sly until you walk right up and said ok ***** it's time for you to die I just laughed and said no girl it's been you messing with my head Sorry ***** but I'm already dead That night I took too many pills now I was in for the **** I hopped right into my car drove to the train tracks Ready to be attacked This next rhyme is an effing fact If the ***** ain't got her dog She is gonna disappear in the fog The shadow that's been killing me for years Oh lucky me the train is almost here Grown near for my last stop Laying on the tracks The train threw a little honk Then I felt it I was nothing but a memory Come puppy sit But ***** don't you know I can play dead too watch me your bond to loose.
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***You've been in my heart, for five years long. I'd accepted the fact - that we didn't belong. The stars then decided, to give us a try. They gave us new wings - to see how we'd fly. The problem with flying, if you have two wings. They must both work equal - to achieve greater things. Both wings need to want, the same final goal. Or else one will tire - and give up the toll. But your wing was wounded, and healing took time. I believed love invincible - and your love strong as mine. How foolish I was being. My heart lying to me. 'Twas fibbing when it made me think - that love could set you free. I do believe you love me, though not enough for you, to cast off all your shackles - and do what you must do. It hurts to be with someone, that runs away from real, and rather numbs lifes' blessings - than allow himself to feel. I'm clearly not the person, thats meant to be for you. 'Cause if I was it wouldn't be - so difficult to do. In this life I hope you find, the person that's for you. And maybe she will show you things - that I had tried to do. Love's not about projecting pain, 'cause you are feeling small. Those are the times you should reach out - and let me break your fall. I do believe our love is rare, and written in the sky. It's probably that the time aint right - it's not our time to fly. Make no mistake, love of my life, I know we meant to be. If not this life, then in the next - we'll be as one, you'll see.***
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Feb 4, 2011
Feb 4, 2011 at 3:18 PM UTC
for Marc
<> reversed a verse from “Like a Rolling Stone; ~complements to Mr. B. Dylan, a Nobel man~ you, me, hear what you’re hearing, feeling it, you, me, hear what you’re thinking, feeling that, regenerating, excising, pinching a single word of Bobby’s lyricizing, knowing, you’ve just handbag-snatched a poem full. the rolling stone sings of next meal scrounging, he’s talking to you, knowing you, you customizing his lyrics modifying-jiggering, for your purposeful brain, emotional crazed notions, your monsanto seed of needs and strains. *nah, I’m fibbing, polite-ly lying, like clover waves springing up overnight after a night’s soaking, raining, picking up hints, misdirections, clues, *** poem titles dripping from my glassy eyes! des idées for the next poem, the one, in the garden hereafter, now called thereafter, all arriving in tranches, backyard bunches, just to write down the titles fast enough, sometimes, trouble, oft easy, sometimes rough, but always a fast rush jiggling job.* yeah, I’m liking that word, scrounging, got character, internal noises aclashing, so I’m scrounging while lounging , it’s so ******* easy, it’s getting borrowed till you! steal it out from under me, like an ill reputed good poet should... P.S. don’t keep me waiting! let the scrounging commencin’ tw36
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Jun 22, 2020
Jun 22, 2020 at 4:38 PM UTC
scrounging your next poem (now you don’t seem so proud)
Elbows Knees keep you Bendy And when someone tells you ' I bent over backwards' and they are not an act in a circus Just know they are big white lie fibbing.
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Jun 29, 2015
Jun 29, 2015 at 2:33 PM UTC
Big White Lie Fibbing
i don't know much about the moon for half of it is always hidden and i envy the stars that can peer at the scars on the other side of where i'm sitting i can't say much about the tides that fall victim to your tug but i can observe that with every fibbing word the sounding sea has had enough - l.f.
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Nov 23, 2013
Nov 23, 2013 at 10:56 AM UTC
more than meets the moon
Love, you told me once that Butterflies don’t lie So I knew I was in love The moment I met your eyes Love, you told me once that You can’t solve all my problems But I knew you were fibbing because Standing next to you, the hurt is forgotten Love, you told me once that You want my arms around you But I knew you were just kidding because You were gone before I could hold you Love, you told me once that You don’t always think when you talk So I knew you didn’t want me, Yet I still sold you my heart. Love, I’ll tell you once that I love you so **** much. Love, I’ll tell you twice, Three or four times if you want.
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Jan 30, 2017
Jan 30, 2017 at 7:56 PM UTC
Told Me Once
Just floating along Like the words to a song I'm on Cloud Nine It's gotta be a sign That it's time to start living No more fibbing After all we've done We can have fun Laughing, crying, going crazy, Spending all day just being lazy It doesn't seem possible When it was completely impossible
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Jul 24, 2012
Jul 24, 2012 at 5:14 PM UTC
Impossible
Impending rain through the gut rut strain A letter stamped and ready to gain Impending media menaces straight on through A touch of pepper was what she wanted to know A listen of the booth towards the man's moon lit Whistle for the sinister because we all got sisters Either you hear me Or you ain't got nothing to say Good night to the morning because I ain't trying to see you We used to be something but things got boring Bent post cards meant everything she meant to lie Cut another piece of that fibbing apple pie A showman knows when the audience is rolling They breathe it in and know when it stinks Thanks for the lot but smother me another time I got some reasons I ain't feeling fine Puking out the nonsense so I don't walk it off Curb stump near me so I can start to bear it A silly **** bump near the ever clear rear Wishing for the fear to leave me every night dear Dawn break sticks near my window right about now Eye rubbing madness for the cook that boils sadness Cash for me with my woman far away Round this corner I think I might have my stay
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Jun 7, 2011
Jun 7, 2011 at 10:17 PM UTC
Round This Corner
Who shall find intermittent song? ...of reason wrong ...of time so lent Who could position themselves to be ... lark in tree? ... one heaven sent? Audacity to find in peace of mind ... words so kind ... yet ever untrue Convince me now of lies so bold ... so very cold ... never more undue Lie to me till eminent death ... with sweet breath ... in toiled rest Sing to me great love accolade ... make fine charade ... fibbing best Do this in pity, I shall bequeath ... a laurel wreath ... a poet's song Precious days numbered in ways ... testament blaze ... schooling wrong Consider final pathetic beseeching ... it's own bequeathing ... riled begging Harden heart to own such phrases ... this last lying day .. is mild ******* ... it won't hold on without you
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Mar 21, 2016
Mar 21, 2016 at 11:44 PM UTC
A Bequeathing
Fabricated Moon If only I'd seen it soon Fibbing. Dance. I swoon.
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Apr 8, 2015
Apr 8, 2015 at 2:04 AM UTC
Fake light
lies fake words that you wish were true deception bending the truth with ulterior motives fibbing small lies you say to help your life truth said most often but never noticed *the truth is always present the lies are just more prominent noticed more widely cared about more greatly*
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Dec 4, 2016
Dec 4, 2016 at 8:50 PM UTC
truth