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"firearm" poems
They say after the rainbow, come the *** of gold, But if you look on my end, You'd see treasure being sold. All our riches are scarce, For a drug and firearm Why is there much danger If we have not caused harm? Yesterday, my son smiled To a rainbow in the slum, Knowing that it hasn't left, Because this is where it comes from. They say after the storm Comes the rainbow, Leaving us hope in life Like a guardian angel. If we stick together To help one another The slum will be Prosperous again, my brother. At seven months, my son smile To a rainbow in the slum, Knowing, that it hasn't left, Because this is where it comes from. Peace... Where it comes from? Joy... Where it comes from? Happiness... Where it comes from? Unity... Where it comes from? Love... Where it comes from? A rainbow in the slum
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Mar 7, 2014
Mar 7, 2014 at 10:39 AM UTC
Rainbow In the Slum
The writer is                                                               bound by the Oedipus                                           cauldron stewing          can't relax                           --all women are mine--                                                                  but this doesn't stop the bloating bubbles.                      But the writer did not invent Wonderlandia                --no double-sided tape or wrong number or sloppy poetics.                               Wonderlandia was born from the ***** of the stars                                                          --our fathers,                               and the void of space,                                                      --our mother's womb. the writer                                              was busy staring at the girls that walked by                                         ditch diggers for renovations on Euphoria.                 The hippies are disappointed in this current Wonderlandia,    or they would be.                                Their dreams had dirt in the mud,                 they walked upon.                Our Woodstock                                                                 is celebrity interviews,                                                                 reservations failing,                                                                 political satires--the last ring of change              sold at five cents a word. Period. the writer                                         says it understands and writes:                       "Sticks shaped from elitism                         rare.                         Usually a vibe too brittle,                         breaking in battle.                         The bass thundered robins.                         The snare's firearm stabled the swift,                         electrifying beat.                         The brass was addiction                         to the crowd's ears.                         All before the elitism was born,                         a symphony was constructed in the drug's head." the writer                                 knows about D. A. Levy and his revolution,                   we all felt that voice, so the writer replies:                                "Did you hear about the John Lennon poser                                  waving his gun on TV?                                  While listening to the Beatles, you                                  sit and watch the vagabond cry.                                  He says, "Counter-culture is dead, entombed                                  in a metal casket.                                  We need a new flame. Those watching TV                                  get your hands out of the basket." the writer walks with grandma Alice by lakes, thrilling dementia "Don't tell me what taurine and caffeine can do to my heart. I can have alligators in my rib meat eating away at bone marrow. High? That's your question? Hi...I am a float in a useless pond bordered by malnourished trees. By the love of hell you better not fertilize those ****** trees because if I die the alligator of my ribs will dine and take your **** girlfriend straight to the vet. I thank you for asking though." the writer misses the syrup in the tree completely I am not your beatnik or future idol--burn your 1970's classrooms away.
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Mar 6, 2013
Mar 6, 2013 at 6:49 PM UTC
When dreams had dirt
The writer is                                                               bound by the Oedipus                                           cauldron stewing          can't relax                           --all women are mine--                                                                  but this doesn't stop the bloating bubbles.                      But the writer did not invent Wonderlandia                --no double-sided tape or wrong number or sloppy poetics.                               Wonderlandia was born from the ***** of the stars                                                          --our fathers,                               and the void of space,                                                      --our mother's womb. the writer                                              was busy staring at the girls that walked by                                         ditch diggers for renovations on Euphoria.                 The hippies are disappointed in this current Wonderlandia,    or they would be.                                Their dreams had dirt in the mud,                 they walked upon.                Our Woodstock                                                                 is celebrity interviews,                                                                 reservations failing,                                                                 political satires--the last ring of change              sold at five cents a word. Period. the writer                                         says it understands and writes:                       "Sticks shaped from elitism                         rare.                         Usually a vibe too brittle,                         breaking in battle.                         The bass thundered robins.                         The snare's firearm stabled the swift,                         electrifying beat.                         The brass was addiction                         to the crowd's ears.                         All before the elitism was born,                         a symphony was constructed in the drug's head." the writer                                 knows about D. A. Levy and his revolution,                   we all felt that voice, so the writer replies:                                "Did you hear about the John Lennon poser                                  waving his gun on TV?                                  While listening to the Beatles, you                                  sit and watch the vagabond cry.                                  He says, "Counter-culture is dead, entombed                                  in a metal casket.                                  We need a new flame. Those watching TV                                  get your hands out of the basket." the writer walks with grandma Alice by lakes, thrilling dementia "Don't tell me what taurine and caffeine can do to my heart. I can have alligators in my rib meat eating away at bone marrow. High? That's your question? Hi...I am a float in a useless pond bordered by malnourished trees. By the love of hell you better not fertilize those ****** trees because if I die the alligator of my ribs will dine and take your **** girlfriend straight to the vet. I thank you for asking though." the writer misses the syrup in the tree completely I am not your beatnik or future idol--burn your 1970's classrooms away.
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I'm a doomsday prepper Afraid of zombie lepers And nuclear line steppers So I spend my life preparing Instead of repairing A civilization that is constantly crumbling I focus on post-apocalyptic rumbling My self reliance Met my defiance In an alliance Of deadly appliance When I have no faith in the government Because they might make preparing futile For the disasters of my wonderment I don't copy their community style They'll just die when the world ends So they're a waste of the time I spend I tried to look above To find love But a giant tidal wave Blocked the sun's rays And I could feel the Earth quake Under my shaking feet So I decided it was a mistake And to avoid what's sweet I will no longer be a misfit After the apocalypse I will be more comfortable than everyone else But will I really keep my resources to myself? I say of course From my high horse I fantasize about being right So others will see the light Of a nuclear blast And see that I last They'll beg to see my stocked shelf Yet I will offer no help I'll say my memory is hazy Didn't you call me crazy? Protecting my goods in that vulnerable hour With a stockpile of firearm firepower I prepare for an impending doom That'll create some elbow room Instead of friends I gather supplies For a cataclysmic surprise Where everyone dies Then I'll be happy Hunting and trapping All alone In a blast zone Where someone once said Life is what happens While you're making plans But the apocalypse Is my promised land
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Jun 9, 2018
Jun 9, 2018 at 4:50 AM UTC
Apocalypse
I'm a doomsday prepper Afraid of zombie lepers And nuclear line steppers So I spend my life preparing Instead of repairing A civilization that is constantly crumbling I focus on post-apocalyptic rumbling My self reliance Met my defiance In an alliance Of deadly appliance When I have no faith in the government Because they might make preparing futile For the disasters of my wonderment I don't copy their community style They'll just die when the world ends So they're a waste of the time I spend I tried to look above To find love But a giant tidal wave Blocked the sun's rays And I could feel the Earth quake Under my shaking feet So I decided it was a mistake And to avoid what's sweet I will no longer be a misfit After the apocalypse I will be more comfortable than everyone else But will I really keep my resources to myself? I say of course From my high horse I fantasize about being right So others will see the light Of a nuclear blast And see that I last They'll beg to see my stocked shelf Yet I will offer no help I'll say my memory is hazy Didn't you call me crazy? Protecting my goods in that vulnerable hour With a stockpile of firearm firepower I prepare for an impending doom That'll create some elbow room Instead of friends I gather supplies For a cataclysmic surprise Where everyone dies Then I'll be happy Hunting and trapping All alone In a blast zone Where someone once said Life is what happens While you're making plans But the apocalypse Is my promised land
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Moonstruck... I am moonstruck from your charm, Come now you should hold my arm, I will be a shield against any firearm, Gone will be your fear of nightmares, I am your own bodyguard who cares, None can harm you as none can dare.
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Nov 8, 2013
Nov 8, 2013 at 9:48 AM UTC
Moonstruck - I Protect You
The last drops have been swallowed, And the last vestiges Of post-wage labor Libationary sorrow Swagger slowly off Into the night Across cracked pavement Like slugs after rain. I pick up the chemtrail Left by my father And follow it to A makeshift master suite Wedged between a Rundown groundskeeper Shed and the unkempt Wilderness beside the Desolate bike path In rural Seekonk. The rest of this comatose Town in this overdosed Commonwealth Are separated By enough trees And undergrowth And small Night creatures Calling to each other In the dark That they can't hear The nightly Rattle of .38 Rounds my father Sends flying into the trees. The pistol was my Grandfather's, Brought over from France In 1947. My father cries As he pulls the trigger Over and over Sporatically, Like a Sung Tong, His eyes wild, Darting side to side In milky blue trails Back and forth And up and down Across the dark Chasms of his Eye sockets. When the chambers Of his firearm Run dry he fills them From the box He took from my basement, In his old house, Where he stockpiled Ammunition for Twenty two years. I've learned to stand east Of my father when I make the visits Expected of children When their parents Are old and trapped In the recesses of Their insanity Or nursing home Or empty nest, Because he always Aims west. I wait for tonight's Box to be empty, Then slowly walk To where my father Is huddled, Clutching the pistol Like a teddy bear. He is breathing heavy, And has **** himself. He hears me coming, Turns, and smiles Upon recognition. "I got em good mikey, Got good, not taking My land from ME Mickey, never going Blow south, See it?" I pull the pistol I've Brought from my waistband, The one my father, Gregory Bishop, Gave me on my Eighteenth birthday. The weight in my hand Is deafening, The illegal ivory Is seamless And cold against My palm. I raise my arm, Aim, And pull the trigger.
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Oct 5, 2012
Oct 5, 2012 at 5:28 PM UTC
--Mercy, For Lack Of Actions Past--
The last drops have been swallowed, And the last vestiges Of post-wage labor Libationary sorrow Swagger slowly off Into the night Across cracked pavement Like slugs after rain. I pick up the chemtrail Left by my father And follow it to A makeshift master suite Wedged between a Rundown groundskeeper Shed and the unkempt Wilderness beside the Desolate bike path In rural Seekonk. The rest of this comatose Town in this overdosed Commonwealth Are separated By enough trees And undergrowth And small Night creatures Calling to each other In the dark That they can't hear The nightly Rattle of .38 Rounds my father Sends flying into the trees. The pistol was my Grandfather's, Brought over from France In 1947. My father cries As he pulls the trigger Over and over Sporatically, Like a Sung Tong, His eyes wild, Darting side to side In milky blue trails Back and forth And up and down Across the dark Chasms of his Eye sockets. When the chambers Of his firearm Run dry he fills them From the box He took from my basement, In his old house, Where he stockpiled Ammunition for Twenty two years. I've learned to stand east Of my father when I make the visits Expected of children When their parents Are old and trapped In the recesses of Their insanity Or nursing home Or empty nest, Because he always Aims west. I wait for tonight's Box to be empty, Then slowly walk To where my father Is huddled, Clutching the pistol Like a teddy bear. He is breathing heavy, And has **** himself. He hears me coming, Turns, and smiles Upon recognition. "I got em good mikey, Got good, not taking My land from ME Mickey, never going Blow south, See it?" I pull the pistol I've Brought from my waistband, The one my father, Gregory Bishop, Gave me on my Eighteenth birthday. The weight in my hand Is deafening, The illegal ivory Is seamless And cold against My palm. I raise my arm, Aim, And pull the trigger.
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Just keep livin in this feelin Never am I beleivin That **** thats written Questin for questionin Im losin No reasonin No serotonin Jane, dope burnin got me floatin Lucy dances turnin got me smilin Druggy desperate runnin got me huffin Huff and puff an puff, pass One piggy in a house oh straw smokin grass Nother piggys house of glass Last piggys house of cards but, alas Little piggys grow big and pass One pig in the straw smoked over ash Nother pig served with a glass Last pig out of cards, alas Last pig out of the farm Free hog free from the harm Hunted down with a firearm Pow Pow hogs need not roam No escapin the farm Just dyin in a drugged calm Or dyin strugglin in dirt, **** So just chill and spread ***** New meat for the grinders Fresh meat for the diners Pigs aint **** but some dinners For pigs with gold incisors
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Dec 23, 2018
Dec 23, 2018 at 11:26 AM UTC
Pig Latin Man, Anmay
There is no cure for paranoia except a loaded firearm I paint the war It is laughter and invention with loud clicking gasps buried in the seed of fraternity
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Mar 15, 2012
Mar 15, 2012 at 11:13 PM UTC
Real Horror Show
America the Brave, did you ever look beyond the porch, and see the smoke? I have felt each gunshot wound and bookmarked each media news story and even catalogued some photographs for you to look over again. because it seems you have a strange habit of forgetting all the times where places that children should be learning and laughing began to look like cemeteries, the doors closing like a cruel purgatory, when another **** maniac rages in with a legal firearm – “mommy, I’m okay, but all my friends are dead.” red crayons will never look the same— I’ve found that bleach does not clean out the stains on the carpet and words alone do not console the masses. America the Free, have you heard the terrifying orchestra of screeching tires on pavement? didn’t you learn that running away is the same as running to meet a date with the reaper? America, please tell me why I cannot look for safety in a blue uniform, tell me why the word “police” inspires more fear and pain than it stands for justice? there, in the empty streets, are the echoes of the voices in the night that you failed to hear when the sound of sirens drowned the world in shades of wrong-- “I can’t breathe.” “I don’t have a gun, stop shooting.” “please don’t let me die.” I stand at the gates between crossroads but nobody looks each other even if there’s the unspoken truth that some of us are more likely to be studying obituaries than studying to be finishing our high school and college degrees. America the Bold,   please listen when I tell you that there is a pain you cannot hide beneath IPhones and reality television, when all I see is hallowed eyes, empty hands, and more parents that shouldn’t have to know what it’s like to buy caskets in mass production, before they even knew how to read, before they could sing praises of your liberty, before they even had a chance to pray for a different fate, one they actually deserved. America the Beautiful, for all your Spacious skies, and amber waves… have you looked at the ugliness of your ****** palms?
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Sep 6, 2015
Sep 6, 2015 at 2:51 PM UTC
America, the Beautiful
America the Brave, did you ever look beyond the porch, and see the smoke? I have felt each gunshot wound and bookmarked each media news story and even catalogued some photographs for you to look over again. because it seems you have a strange habit of forgetting all the times where places that children should be learning and laughing began to look like cemeteries, the doors closing like a cruel purgatory, when another **** maniac rages in with a legal firearm – “mommy, I’m okay, but all my friends are dead.” red crayons will never look the same— I’ve found that bleach does not clean out the stains on the carpet and words alone do not console the masses. America the Free, have you heard the terrifying orchestra of screeching tires on pavement? didn’t you learn that running away is the same as running to meet a date with the reaper? America, please tell me why I cannot look for safety in a blue uniform, tell me why the word “police” inspires more fear and pain than it stands for justice? there, in the empty streets, are the echoes of the voices in the night that you failed to hear when the sound of sirens drowned the world in shades of wrong-- “I can’t breathe.” “I don’t have a gun, stop shooting.” “please don’t let me die.” I stand at the gates between crossroads but nobody looks each other even if there’s the unspoken truth that some of us are more likely to be studying obituaries than studying to be finishing our high school and college degrees. America the Bold,   please listen when I tell you that there is a pain you cannot hide beneath IPhones and reality television, when all I see is hallowed eyes, empty hands, and more parents that shouldn’t have to know what it’s like to buy caskets in mass production, before they even knew how to read, before they could sing praises of your liberty, before they even had a chance to pray for a different fate, one they actually deserved. America the Beautiful, for all your Spacious skies, and amber waves… have you looked at the ugliness of your ****** palms?
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Have you ever tasted the spicy barrels of a firearm? Although self-control may hammer her heart in rhythm with contemporary recollections of a distant Northern community; I have resigned myself to proclamations which can never be repeated in the streets of Miami. I know that tropical storms can be relentless, especially where tuxedos are triggered by intense and acoustic fields of romantic death. So, tell me, what are your co-ordinates? It is important that you pump your lever in a forward direction, because the troposphere hinges upon all of this anthropological turbulence.
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Dec 25, 2013
Dec 25, 2013 at 1:18 AM UTC
Meteorological Projections.
She said she came from Phoenix her full back story she ain't tellin' but she can't get a passport or firearm so I'm guessing she's a convicted felon she asked me if i had a room to spare and offered to pay a small rent that was six months ago I haven't see a cent I asked her to do some dishes vacuum mow the lawn or any small chore she said she's writing a song in her head and can't handle much more so now i have a live in maid who doesn't clean or cook a meal but i know one day she'll sing her song and her wings will be revealed
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Jan 11, 2016
Jan 11, 2016 at 9:24 AM UTC
the dropout
The carvings on their arm were the output of betrayal. Yours of unhealthy obsession. Others came along; one comes from loneliness, the other from loss, and you no longer feel estranged. In fact, you are welcomed in the society of deranged and uncouth. The razor blade in your suit pocket doesn't seem too dangerous compared to their bleach, venom, and firearm. You felt your existence became the very dawn of you; the immoral depiction of Faustian love, the very one
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Jul 16, 2016
Jul 16, 2016 at 8:36 PM UTC
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I am quite the vivacious, little serial killer A mentally unaligned, malign blood spiller I am a stringent supporter of firearm regulation Explaining a proclivity for machete fueled decapitation I’ll grant you a deathly diagnosis Feed off your breath in twisted symbiosis I’ll calculate the perfect blade length to flay Find the best ways for you to squirm in honor of payback day It’s very sharp of you to worry For I certainly don’t **** in a hurry Oh darlings, do the math Two bodies and a laugh equal one psychopath
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Apr 30, 2016
Apr 30, 2016 at 9:45 AM UTC
The Woman With Edges
Forearm up to block - the firearm’s out to blow and the spectators peck away at the show; saphrotrophs fester fright; such delight in such a plight and a thorn thick enough with blood to drain the room.
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Sep 11, 2013
Sep 11, 2013 at 12:14 PM UTC
Decompose The Show
rest of title...Parkland, Fla.,February 14, 2018 One more senseless mass homicide twas the sole arbitrary aim as a former student nonchalantly sauntered empty hallways seconds preceding blame brazenly intent to maximize total killed matter of factly telling police (his incomprehensible) (ill) logic he did explain when cornered, he willingly, unflinchingly, reticently admitted guilt Nikolas Cruz rocketed to instantaneous infamous fame pulling a fire alarm ("FAKE") emergency, then going leisurely ambling along his killing spree total of seventeen slain (comprising 3 faculty and 14 students) mercilessly gunned down as if they were wild game when handcuffed, an innocuous 19 year old did readily admit emptying one firearm after another at a fairly rapid clip then at some predestined or spurious moment didst dip and dive out amidst the chaotic madding crowd before reality flopped then did flip as lower teeth he nervously bit upper lip made feeble getaway at a nearby eatery casually flirted with cashier and made no move to flit upon his seizure as cornered prey subsequently large tract massively cordoned off strong arm of the law slightly halting in speech detailed his gambit deliberately staking a stance to maximize hit and once again afflicted parents lit up with rancor and rage pit toughly battling sorrow which will not quit til death doth bring peaceful rest sans, those grieving family visit.
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Feb 16, 2018
Feb 16, 2018 at 7:18 PM UTC
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School...
I have to ask myself the question; Why is Americas second admendment rights attacked each time some fool does something so evil?There are millions of law abiding gun owners in America that use firearms lawfully and legally every day but you will not hear about that in the liberal media. These senseless murders are a tradgey and those who commit them must be dealt with accordingly .I, as a law abiding American citizen have the right, unlike most citizens of other countries in the world, to own firearms .I do not have the right to use that firearm against any other human being other than in an act of self defence and then only if I or a family member are in immediate danger of death or serious ****** injury, and only then. There will always be people who will **** others by whatever means they can. It is the heart of a man that causes him to love or to hate others lives as well as his own.Our second admendment right is not a problem, the problem is not an American problem. It is a heart condition of every man who breathes. Until man's heart is changed ,nothing changes. RLB
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Nov 29, 2015
Nov 29, 2015 at 5:42 PM UTC
Just a Personal Thought
sickly rip me from this diluted tree of melted charm take me back to those barley filled days and place me with your little fingers back upon that farm a time when there was no such thing as firearm or harm a time when I was filled with scars of loyal work streched forth for the world to see down my arms I time when we didnt hurt our brothers a time when we went to ours mother for the answer a time when our ancestors and relatives did not pass this life to live in cancer a time when the pigs where not the bachlors a time when a woman was not a cheater a time when the human was not the actor and the actors and artists human these minds have come to crease the internal of a superficial disaster that only the right heads can master I was thinking of our situation on this one night I was plastered and woke up the next morning after with the bitter potion still pumping through my combusted liver and remebered last night with its bright lights and rich champagne and started to shiver and how I would have loved to celeberate any occasion down by a white river filled with stones and fish of similar nature a fire and love that spread out through the achres flowers worn by the women and men in theyre hair for praise to our universe and in our very own souls we would immerse and our eyes and hearts would burst and the only spell that would be casted upon us is mother natures tender curse
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Jan 18, 2011
Jan 18, 2011 at 5:05 PM UTC
song of the dove
Mass or morning; the new detection panel of six Jewish artillery summaries to see blonde ***** and married boxes invaded by the empty strippers while painting a firearm from the shadow of dawn with police dogs to the beloved mother of the Western window, shows showing mistakenly calling the furies, bears get distemper enough to scratch the thin skinned Australians while the planet's emperor winds up leaving women by admitting only to getting a ******* in the museum, the spell, ||| the flesh, the color, the skin, the sensation, the adolescent kisses under the side of his father In general terms, my oscillating lover keeping the pain abroad remembers his hostility towards Paul's assembly, there are enough trees on the corporate website. Perhaps the Jews who ****** the tongue, the fog and the drawers in a book of dark images were prostitutes who were abstract yellow devils. That fire engulfed the whole building, saints on their knees separated by the "Eve" to paint a divisor on the order of a dog that is right since it is on the rise in the breaking of the police to speak of the public to believe that the mother of the beloved of the living God of matter was thrown onto the United States of America in the division of the person of all time as we warm ourselves.|
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Oct 31, 2018
Oct 31, 2018 at 1:46 AM UTC
The God of Matter
steely cold chilling drilling killing innocent children's blood spilling gun
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May 20, 2018
May 20, 2018 at 6:04 PM UTC
Firearm
Parkland, Fla. February 14, 2018 One more senseless mass homicide twas the sole arbitrary aim as a former student nonchalantly sauntered empty hallways seconds preceding blame brazenly intent to maximize total killed matter of factly telling police (his incomprehensible) (ill) logic he did explain when cornered, he willingly, unflinchingly, reticently admitted guilt Nikolas Cruz rocketed to instantaneous infamous fame pulling a fire alarm ("FAKE") emergency, then going leisurely ambling along his killing spree total of seventeen slain (comprising 3 faculty and 14 students) mercilessly gunned down as if they were wild game when handcuffed, an innocuous 19 year old did readily admit emptying one firearm after another at a fairly rapid clip then at some predestined or spurious moment didst dip and dive out amidst the chaotic madding crowd before reality flopped then did flip as lower teeth nervously bit upper lip made feeble getaway at a nearby eatery casually flirted with cashier and made no move to flit upon his seizure as cornered prey subsequently large tract massively cordoned off strong arm of the law slightly halting in speech detailed his gambit deliberately staking a stance to maximize hit and once again afflicted parents lit up with rancor and rage pit toughly battling sorrow which will not quit til death doth those grieving family visit.
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Feb 16, 2018
Feb 16, 2018 at 6:11 PM UTC
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
I’m on California 101 The highway Taking you away Are you lost ? We say 101 at most In the American West “One-o-one’’ One no one One, oh one I fire the only firearm That disarms you My denim by Levi’s 501 On California 101 Blue as the sky of my vice Hip-hugs my skin we drive The Pacific and its yellow lines unwind As slowly as the wind We drive 101’s log jam Listening to Pearl Jam I’m Bonnie, my guy’s Clyde And I gotta tell Elvis The weather here is a bliss Elvis, did you wear that hip-hugging Levi’s ? My road trip essential nice vice? We drive, high gear overdrive To San Diego’s beaches and lagoon To Los Angeles, you funny gowned goon To San Francisco, everything there is eclectic California, your State’s electricity is static “One-o-one’’ One no one One, oh one Road trippin’ with my denim by Levi’s 501 On California 101 Are you lost ? We say 101 at most In the American West We’re on Pacific Coast Highway we followed along the Coast To the Bay Bridge and the port Of San Francisco, maritime city An exceptional city that rules Exception to the rule We go country in the Bald Eagle’s county “One-o-one’’ One no one One, oh one Get your denim by Levi’s 501 On California 101 Are you lost ? We say 101 at most In the American West! May 1, 2015 University of California, Riverside.
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Nov 28, 2015
Nov 28, 2015 at 8:50 AM UTC
The American Dream or 101/501
I’ll never forget that cold winter night when we left your high school dance, paradise beats rising in your bright blue eyes, heavenly bells ringing in dazzling destinies, dancing vibrations rocking the jazzy scene, as we skipped across the sidewalk to the sensual sounds of Whitney Houston’s song I Will Always Love You.  And as we breathed in the soft soothing vocals, moments of desire intensifying across the horizon, gentle gleaming breezes whirling upon the wisps of our hair and suntanned bodies, we were as one like the waves curled up next to the sea.  I pressed my hands up against your smooth sparkling cheeks and kissed you on your peachy lips, a beautiful scenery lighting up the sky. And as I bid you farewell, my heart was in a place it had never been before.   I could see the rings of passionate Saturn brightening the flames inside my soul, the scintillating galaxies reaching out to my world, while I watched you from my vehicle strut down the glossy pavement singing in divine delight.  But out of the distance, a dark shadow came running towards your view, a tall malicious man dressed in all black holding a firearm in his hands.  I screamed out your name and tried to come to your aid, but I could hear the blazing gunshots pounding the city streets, the late-night murderer fleeing the scene.  And as I ran to your scarlet mugshot kingdom, a world bleeding grey and darkened death, split open and ripped into jagged pieces, my life was never the same.
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Nov 17, 2018
Nov 17, 2018 at 4:25 PM UTC
My Life Was Never The Same
I’ll never forget that cold winter night when we left your high school dance, paradise beats rising in your bright blue eyes, heavenly bells ringing in dazzling destinies, dancing vibrations rocking the jazzy scene, as we skipped across the sidewalk to the sensual sounds of Whitney Houston’s song I Will Always Love You.  And as we breathed in the soft soothing vocals, moments of desire intensifying across the horizon, gentle gleaming breezes whirling upon the wisps of our hair and suntanned bodies, we were as one like the waves curled up next to the sea.  I pressed my hands up against your smooth sparkling cheeks and kissed you on your peachy lips, a beautiful scenery lighting up the sky. And as I bid you farewell, my heart was in a place it had never been before.   I could see the rings of passionate Saturn brightening the flames inside my soul, the scintillating galaxies reaching out to my world, while I watched you from my vehicle strut down the glossy pavement singing in divine delight.  But out of the distance, a dark shadow came running towards your view, a tall malicious man dressed in all black holding a firearm in his hands.  I screamed out your name and tried to come to your aid, but I could hear the blazing gunshots pounding the city streets, the late-night murderer fleeing the scene.  And as I ran to your scarlet mugshot kingdom, a world bleeding grey and darkened death, split open and ripped into jagged pieces, my life was never the same.
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"In case you're wondering who we are, We're your friendly NRA. Put your worries behind you now; We are here to save the day. "Feeling lost and insecure? Feeling hopeless or dejected? Come on down and buy your gun. Your spirits will be resurrected. "What? You want a handgun? Pshaw! A handgun is just a toy. An assault weapon is what you need To make you feel like a really big boy. “The thought of guns everywhere Titillates us to the core. We can’t describe the ecstasy Of having more and more and more! "Your Congressmen love to stick Their hands into our bulging pockets. Call it a little *** for tat-- Just keep us off your legal dockets. "One of our leaders is Wayne LaPierre. With every gun sale he's elated. Some say he prevaricates; We say truth is overrated. "Gun manufacturers, You scratch our backs, we'll scratch yours. We'll make sure that all can access Weapons that are made for wars. "Certainly our Founding Fathers Knew what they were doing when They envisioned assault weapons In the hands of all brave men.   "Join our 'well regulated Militia' here in the United States. We don’t like our beloved Second Amendment to undergo debates. "We are doing all we can To weaken all gun safety laws. Please don't mention violence; Every system has its flaws. "We subscribe to firearm freedom-- A genuine right that's everyone's. Here's one way to look at it: Religious liberty for your guns. "'Life, liberty, and the pursuit of guns'-- That's our motto, simple and clear. Gun grabbers had best beware: The NRA will persevere. "So now you know who we are: We're your friendly NRA. You can put your worries behind you; We are here to save the day." - by Bob B
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Oct 2, 2016 at 11:52 AM UTC
We're Your Friendly NRA
"In case you're wondering who we are, We're your friendly NRA. Put your worries behind you now; We are here to save the day. "Feeling lost and insecure? Feeling hopeless or dejected? Come on down and buy your gun. Your spirits will be resurrected. "What? You want a handgun? Pshaw! A handgun is just a toy. An assault weapon is what you need To make you feel like a really big boy. “The thought of guns everywhere Titillates us to the core. We can’t describe the ecstasy Of having more and more and more! "Your Congressmen love to stick Their hands into our bulging pockets. Call it a little *** for tat-- Just keep us off your legal dockets. "One of our leaders is Wayne LaPierre. With every gun sale he's elated. Some say he prevaricates; We say truth is overrated. "Gun manufacturers, You scratch our backs, we'll scratch yours. We'll make sure that all can access Weapons that are made for wars. "Certainly our Founding Fathers Knew what they were doing when They envisioned assault weapons In the hands of all brave men.   "Join our 'well regulated Militia' here in the United States. We don’t like our beloved Second Amendment to undergo debates. "We are doing all we can To weaken all gun safety laws. Please don't mention violence; Every system has its flaws. "We subscribe to firearm freedom-- A genuine right that's everyone's. Here's one way to look at it: Religious liberty for your guns. "'Life, liberty, and the pursuit of guns'-- That's our motto, simple and clear. Gun grabbers had best beware: The NRA will persevere. "So now you know who we are: We're your friendly NRA. You can put your worries behind you; We are here to save the day." - by Bob B
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Crawling through this chaos in my mind with my plan No one to confide in with my heart in my hand I've been deadened by my pain Have no more lessons for my brain My time and life is counting down Whilst I'm sat in this waiting game Done with looping round in circles, in games for me to lose Time to straighten to my purpose, to spring from this noose A lousy pen as my firearm As if the ink will create a spark I've heard and seen the future that's written on my palms And good god with all my heart, I will not stand by it I think you're misinformed I don't care if you're psychic I refuse to serve that storm I'll rewrite what can not be unwritten Escape the cobra's clutch alive despite being bitten Concuct an antidote from the venom of this prison No matter how long I do my time, grappling on decisions I forbid this captive's life to be lead by submission
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