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"flamboyantly" poems
"Stoner's Poem" I see your snapstories, I see your ask profile. I see how you comment and reply and flaunt your English skills. Trust me, I love your rebuttals, More than Biryani and the Lebanese pornstar. I see your Facebook posts, I see your WordPress, And I see, how you craft your poems flamboyantly, And then, and then, Pilfer my breath, And rob my me. Sometimes, just sometimes, Your deportment bewilders me, More than Lowry-Bronsted's theory. I see how you dance in the rain, Like "All, sin, tan, cos", do in my brain. I see how you frequent every segment of my cardiac muscle, And then desert it, like it's one of the many dilapidated constructions. My reminiscences about your thingness, Escalate me to a higher spiritual level, More than **** does. Oh, that smile, Oh, that look, Oh, the mystique in you. And again, I am writing of Love. And the pen doesn't seem to stop soon, For I have taken a greater risk, Than asking my friend about cathodes and anodes and electrolysis, while I took my last chemistry exam, When the invigilator was around.
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May 14, 2016
May 14, 2016 at 3:55 AM UTC
Stoner's poem
A precious hummingbird, left rhythmic sounds, in sweet soft notes Playing music, light and heavenly, as I waved adios Soaring freely, upon Springs gentle breeze With finesse and ease With iridescent feathers Flamboyantly taking flight, in this lovely weather Graciously gazing through Surely, dazzling too Quickly resting on tree branches, in attune Fearlessly humming, in romantic tunes Dancing smoothly And elegantly Modeling beautifully, in its fine long beak Very entertaining and chic And casually stopping in the center of a flower Obtaining nectar, in the morning hour Placing a grin on my face While engaging in an impressive, cozy space Instilling a fulfilling and pleasant day And quite excited, it came my way
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Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 2:46 AM UTC
Soaring Freely Upon Springs Gentle Breeze
365Nectar #60 Devour Me Fri. November 22, 2013 9:18 P.M. Devour me... A provocative passionate pouring of pillaging and plundering... A pleasing prowling of a piercing plunderer... A lovely, limp nymph laid upon a sizzling alter... Smoldering... Awakening all the senses a choking of lust unleashes exhilarating and envelops you... Effortlessly evoking ethereal... a sinister seduction seductively seduces and hungry hips breakdance with hysterical Stimulating a surreal surge of a sweet seeping... waiting... impatiently... For you to chisel an unimaginable devouring... S slow steady climb to the summit of the ultimate ****** Time- Time- Time... a tool to employ flamboyantly... immediately... eargerly... Expose my conquered heart that leaks of streams of cream of succulent sensation... Expose my tamed moistness that whispery whines as you build a legacy of torturous licking.... Seductively... Slithering in spicy spirals of stirring screams from stormy shivers of steamy anticipation of your redefining touch... Suddenly... drowning in the sticky sensation of all that is us... A tender luscious love liquefying flesh and penetrating souls... We blend in blazing bliss tapping taboo for titillating thrills you rock a rowdy ravishing inside me... I whisper wet whimpers and beg for bitten breast... Our wrestling hips hug, ***** and groan a hungry growling... Pounded into saturated submission I linger in lubricating dreams for you- to... devour me.
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Jan 8, 2014
Jan 8, 2014 at 6:42 PM UTC
Devour Me
*I wish we met when her tarmac road was still mellow Then when she still danced to the Congolese tune "Mbelo", I wish we met when she could not stare in the eyes Right when she was too shy to tell any lies, I wish we met when she was still under her Mama's apron strings So innocent, when she still trusted human beings, I wish we met when she did church each and every Sunday And had no thought of bearing a guilty conscience someday, I wish we met when she saw the world for her best, not her worst When the balloon of her ***** wasn't yet burst, I wish we met when her future was still blinding bright Wish I'd seen her in the dawns of her life, not the nights When she knew no whiskeys or beers but only Fanta and Sprite So that she wouldn't get herself in trouble and drunken fights, I wish we met when she still had dry “unkisssed’’ lips When she thought kisses were an unhealthy swap of saliva, I wish we met when she hadn't developed attractive hips When she wasn't a depressed Heart-wreck survivor, I wish we met when she still believed in fantasy and fairy tales And had a honest fascination for cowry shells, I wish we met when she flamboyantly wore her natural African hair When she still thought herself naturally beautiful and fair, I wish we met when studies hadn't corrupted her mind and stolen all her hours When she still smiled at the sight of frail petals of red rose flowers, Wish we met when the movie title that described her ******* isn't “Olympus Has Fallen” But probably “Hard Boiled”, “Only the Strong” or “Swollen”, I wish we met when she had faith in things like weddings, when her soul was a spring of hope When she hadn't lost respect for such societal norms preferring to elope, I wish we met when she still respected danger And risked not accepting courtesy from every rich stranger, I wish we met when she believed true love existed in the world Maybe then she'd believe my each and every word, I wish we met when she still honestly needed a friend I’m sure I’d be there to love and care for her till the end.*
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Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 3:19 AM UTC
MATE TOO LATE
*I wish we met when her tarmac road was still mellow Then when she still danced to the Congolese tune "Mbelo", I wish we met when she could not stare in the eyes Right when she was too shy to tell any lies, I wish we met when she was still under her Mama's apron strings So innocent, when she still trusted human beings, I wish we met when she did church each and every Sunday And had no thought of bearing a guilty conscience someday, I wish we met when she saw the world for her best, not her worst When the balloon of her ***** wasn't yet burst, I wish we met when her future was still blinding bright Wish I'd seen her in the dawns of her life, not the nights When she knew no whiskeys or beers but only Fanta and Sprite So that she wouldn't get herself in trouble and drunken fights, I wish we met when she still had dry “unkisssed’’ lips When she thought kisses were an unhealthy swap of saliva, I wish we met when she hadn't developed attractive hips When she wasn't a depressed Heart-wreck survivor, I wish we met when she still believed in fantasy and fairy tales And had a honest fascination for cowry shells, I wish we met when she flamboyantly wore her natural African hair When she still thought herself naturally beautiful and fair, I wish we met when studies hadn't corrupted her mind and stolen all her hours When she still smiled at the sight of frail petals of red rose flowers, Wish we met when the movie title that described her ******* isn't “Olympus Has Fallen” But probably “Hard Boiled”, “Only the Strong” or “Swollen”, I wish we met when she had faith in things like weddings, when her soul was a spring of hope When she hadn't lost respect for such societal norms preferring to elope, I wish we met when she still respected danger And risked not accepting courtesy from every rich stranger, I wish we met when she believed true love existed in the world Maybe then she'd believe my each and every word, I wish we met when she still honestly needed a friend I’m sure I’d be there to love and care for her till the end.*
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Memories of moments Pressed into my mind Like the flowers in your journal That you keep. You are the Soft and silent Break in the wind Through the strongest storm. You are the Flame that flickers In the Depths of darkness. You are the Color of the leaves As the sun Falls flamboyantly In the fall. You are the Beautiful bird That flies and sings As it bounces From branch to branch. Calmness and surrender Sets suddenly Over me.
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Feb 1, 2021
Feb 1, 2021 at 6:25 PM UTC
Pressed Into My Mind
grown too big for my britches, I run my fat, fat mouth until I look like a fool--a happy one. flirting up a storm with his friends, antagonizing my brother, my friend, until she yells, and he kicks my *** I went for a hug, and he kicked my *** (!) physically pinning me, I can't move I rolled him over once, at least I got that, and he later apologized for be a **** I mean, he's got three inches fifty pounds of muscle, and actual fighting training on me How long could I really last? I am a woman, I am weaker. Kate told me that in Nepal, the men backhand the women and children, very easily, and she was backhanded for not remembering how to say her name in Nepallian. That must feel awful, to have a feeling of power handed over to big fists because of strength, not money. I watch the trees, I break a beer bottle on accident I flash the cars over the bridge, I wasn't even that drunk, I am just sad--very tired of feeling nothing. It's just sibling rivalry, and we'll both get over it. my family makes a tall crowd; my mother is 5'10", the shortest we were raised to party, hard, and we entertain, flamboyantly we were raised to clean it up, efficiently, to take responsibility I might be a fool, but at least I'm going to be happy later. That's not guaranteed though, I am sure of that, certainly He might be too jaded to be as successful as he could be. That's not guaranteed though, I am sure of that, certainly.
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May 26, 2013
May 26, 2013 at 2:51 PM UTC
low place like home
Across a million faces in a thousand different places I find you in blossoms of flowers like am a captive of your magical powers I find you in the depth of my heart even if we are completely worlds apart in cold days mocked by soothing patters of rain pattering right above the echo of my pain I see you here with my eyes shut in the emptiness, as my mind is dead alert *I hear your voice in whispers of the wind maybe you're invisible to me since love's blind you might be right here as well, trapped to this moment on the same wave at war in the torrent of torment bearing painful blisters of regret from burns of desire enduring stifling emotions that won't retire reeking of an excellently brewed obsession  that won't expire and since you were my breath I can hardly respire even the hardest of scotch and wines couldn't lift me higher out of the abyssal deep doldrums of this mire* **I smell your scent of roses at night beneath my sheets and as I walk feeling isolated along these crowded streets at every single thought about you my confused heart beats while in my palm where your fingers fitted, cold emptiness slits I see you in the hovering birds of prey as they bask in the sky flamboyantly spreading their vast wings as they fly under the sweltering haze of Sun where I burn for you in recollection of your entrancingly licentious sigh** *everywhere I go, in different places I see you masked upon a million faces I feel you in the roseate blossom of flowers in every second of every minute of my hours for am still a captive of your enchanting powers*
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Feb 13, 2017
Feb 13, 2017 at 4:48 AM UTC
CaptivE
Across a million faces in a thousand different places I find you in blossoms of flowers like am a captive of your magical powers I find you in the depth of my heart even if we are completely worlds apart in cold days mocked by soothing patters of rain pattering right above the echo of my pain I see you here with my eyes shut in the emptiness, as my mind is dead alert *I hear your voice in whispers of the wind maybe you're invisible to me since love's blind you might be right here as well, trapped to this moment on the same wave at war in the torrent of torment bearing painful blisters of regret from burns of desire enduring stifling emotions that won't retire reeking of an excellently brewed obsession  that won't expire and since you were my breath I can hardly respire even the hardest of scotch and wines couldn't lift me higher out of the abyssal deep doldrums of this mire* **I smell your scent of roses at night beneath my sheets and as I walk feeling isolated along these crowded streets at every single thought about you my confused heart beats while in my palm where your fingers fitted, cold emptiness slits I see you in the hovering birds of prey as they bask in the sky flamboyantly spreading their vast wings as they fly under the sweltering haze of Sun where I burn for you in recollection of your entrancingly licentious sigh** *everywhere I go, in different places I see you masked upon a million faces I feel you in the roseate blossom of flowers in every second of every minute of my hours for am still a captive of your enchanting powers*
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There is a beat, where the rhythm of questionable origins pulsates throughout the uncertainty of our lost generation. Insects which crawl into the darkness flamboyantly portray the message of Liverpudlian honesty, Whilst desolate railway arches echo the sound of destination in the face of bewilderment and a heightened awareness of loss. Oh, to be found in the midst of the brickwork tunnels of death! I remember how the sticky leads of the ECG scan and my declarations of abstinence merely resulted in intravenous gambles with the reaper of the ancient abyss. So, I urge you to burn incense, my friend of forgotten rock festivals, whilst I seek to connect with your vein. You are a lifetime away, yet you are ever present. Thank you, for sitting with me in my hour of death and for your Isle of Wight being. The price of MD 20/20 will be etched on my heart forever.
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Jan 30, 2014
Jan 30, 2014 at 1:50 AM UTC
Hidden Revelations
A lame table barely stands in a darkened room. Upon it sits a candelabra tainted with scarlet rust, Holding like a pedestal two forgotten candles. One, with its cardinal design, flamboyantly lit This room a brilliant red and gold, And illuminated guests While eating lamb from porcelain plates. The other, with its pale hue, pitifully lit Its master's chamber a dreadful orange, And guided his sleep To the land of Devilish dreams. Their melting paraffin forms pools of elegant simplicity, While the candles slowly get consumed, No more to sit upon a lame table in a darkened room.
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Feb 24, 2010
Feb 24, 2010 at 12:44 PM UTC
Life of a Candle
We get it ok, You're "in love" Whatever that means, Flamboyantly displaying PDA across my Facebook newsfeed, Great, For you, But seriously, Give me a break, For I got no arm to hold, no kiss to have, no compliments to receive, Or a "Baby I miss you," Yeah that's not for me, I watch it everyday and wonder why I'm not this way, Probably because the rhythms in my heart are not as dysfunctional, I can get on without a "I love you" For that's like ropes or more like chains on my ankles, But I don't mind waiting… Just tired of watching of every so called friend fall to love, When I'm resistant to all it's evils, Maybe because I know how evil it can really be, How attachment strikes the heart and turns a person into one neurotic zombie, Barely even living, I say life alone is more worth preserving, And heartbreak is not worth having, I feel more easy to breath with just me
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Nov 20, 2012
Nov 20, 2012 at 10:15 AM UTC
My Rant
The clouds seem to mock the buildings On days like today, Flamboyantly drifting across the space Their grounded counterparts Don’t have the heart Nor the stamina To conceive; Knowing they will never part The ground. Brick and mortar, They stand Stagnant in cement; They believe they have the upper hand. When capricious skies Are prone to fickleness, The buildings stand Like they do best. Staring out their window eyes Story by story People-watching people Oblivious to their silent presence And their Delicate, intricate scaffolding For a more pressing interest In those cloudy skies And the imaginable possibilities spawned By their passing by. c.e.m. 1.19.15
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Jan 22, 2015
Jan 22, 2015 at 10:23 PM UTC
Bland
My father married a scheming witch The month that my mother died, He barely waited her final twitch And it killed something inside, I suddenly found myself alone Apart from my brother, Liam, But my heart inside had turned to stone And the house was a mausoleum. I’d hear her wandering round the house When my father was away, And something about the air in there Made me feel some blank dismay, For Liam was little help to me He fell to the witch’s charm, I tried to warn, but he looked in scorn While I only felt alarm. My father became a wealthy man When my mother left him all, She’d been the heir to a ladyship And the deeds to Woolhampton Hall, A wooden chest with the whole bequest Was locked in a basement room, And giant rocks in a jewel box Would flash, they said, in the gloom. But Lara never could find the key Though she searched, both high and low, My father never let on he knew For he’d promised my mother so, When she had said, with her final breath ‘I know all about the witch, Don’t let her near my jewel box Or you’ll end in a pauper’s ditch.’ He carried the key most everywhere In his waistcoat, or his cuff, He fastened it to his horse’s hair And once to my choirboy’s ruff, So Lara stormed while he was away, I could hear her scream and curse, And beat her feet on the basement door, I didn’t know which was worse. She asked Liam if he’d help her find The key, and she’d see him right, I heard him lurking about the house To our father’s room, at night. I asked him, ‘Where is your loyalty, To your father or the witch?’ But he cursed and said flamboyantly, ‘Well, the witch will make me rich!’ ‘I wouldn’t go in that basement room,’ I said, in a word of warning, Remembering something my mother said To her mirror, one dark morning, ‘I’ve made it plain in my will,’ she said, ‘And it’s there in the many riders, Whoever thinks they can steal from me, Must deal with a world of spiders.’ And so it passed, when Liam at last, Found out where the key was hiding, Was taking her to the basement stair While my father was out, and riding, I heard the screams in the basement room, That sounded much like a riot, By the time that I went to lock them in, Both he and the witch were quiet! David Lewis Paget
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Dec 12, 2015
Dec 12, 2015 at 10:44 PM UTC
Guardians of the Chest
My father married a scheming witch The month that my mother died, He barely waited her final twitch And it killed something inside, I suddenly found myself alone Apart from my brother, Liam, But my heart inside had turned to stone And the house was a mausoleum. I’d hear her wandering round the house When my father was away, And something about the air in there Made me feel some blank dismay, For Liam was little help to me He fell to the witch’s charm, I tried to warn, but he looked in scorn While I only felt alarm. My father became a wealthy man When my mother left him all, She’d been the heir to a ladyship And the deeds to Woolhampton Hall, A wooden chest with the whole bequest Was locked in a basement room, And giant rocks in a jewel box Would flash, they said, in the gloom. But Lara never could find the key Though she searched, both high and low, My father never let on he knew For he’d promised my mother so, When she had said, with her final breath ‘I know all about the witch, Don’t let her near my jewel box Or you’ll end in a pauper’s ditch.’ He carried the key most everywhere In his waistcoat, or his cuff, He fastened it to his horse’s hair And once to my choirboy’s ruff, So Lara stormed while he was away, I could hear her scream and curse, And beat her feet on the basement door, I didn’t know which was worse. She asked Liam if he’d help her find The key, and she’d see him right, I heard him lurking about the house To our father’s room, at night. I asked him, ‘Where is your loyalty, To your father or the witch?’ But he cursed and said flamboyantly, ‘Well, the witch will make me rich!’ ‘I wouldn’t go in that basement room,’ I said, in a word of warning, Remembering something my mother said To her mirror, one dark morning, ‘I’ve made it plain in my will,’ she said, ‘And it’s there in the many riders, Whoever thinks they can steal from me, Must deal with a world of spiders.’ And so it passed, when Liam at last, Found out where the key was hiding, Was taking her to the basement stair While my father was out, and riding, I heard the screams in the basement room, That sounded much like a riot, By the time that I went to lock them in, Both he and the witch were quiet! David Lewis Paget
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your fragrant scent brings the fresh fumes that intoxicate my whole self your love is in my blood your love is in my bones your love is in my vessels your love is in the corner of my eye and in my every corner your love fumigates  butterflies                     in my gut                     in my lungs                     in my throat making more room this possessive love this persistent love this aerosol love fainting   founding     fevers       flamboyantly        I           fall
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Mar 5, 2017
Mar 5, 2017 at 8:56 PM UTC
Aerosol love
remember when i was a female jew in tudor england ? i spoke to rabbi julia neuerberger recently and she said i dress so much more flamboyantly now than i did then we wondered if it wasn t because gibbets don t line the streets now like they did then they re in government and civil service departments but they do a PR job that could confuse you if you weren t already mad with so many spilled lakes of blood ,angry faces ,painful intrusions ,violent assaults and verbal conflicts and you just anticipate the rippling of a cold stream and the contact of a cats' tongue on the nape of your neck i wonder if we could diffuse like iodine in vituperative vapour and perfect the hiding technique we acquired in tudor times but forgot to adopt last century HIDE DON T SEEK THERE ARE NO ANSWERS c marie forte
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Jul 12, 2018
Jul 12, 2018 at 8:57 AM UTC
recollection
I choose to wear my share of pains with pride and panache like those trees flamboyantly adorning their pale and dry autumn leaves
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Aug 29, 2016
Aug 29, 2016 at 6:16 AM UTC
Autumn Leaves
They've been there. They've been there with me. Ever since my birth. Ever since my first cry. Ever since my first giggle. Ever since my first pain. They've been by me, Ever since I started crawling. Ever since I stood on my feet, And started walking. They've been there for me, For untold number of days, For a myriad nights, With absolutely no sleep, To let me sleep, peacefully. Without a tension, without any problem. They've been there. And they will, I know. They've tried to make me content. They've tried to satisfy my needs and wants. They've tried to feed me the healthiest of foods, While remaining hungry, themselves, While starving their own stomachs, As if they did never feel hungry, As if it was all fine. They've taken me to various trips, Bought me innumerable toys. Admitted me to one of the best schools. Spent hours to make me prepared, for various assessments. Hired the best private teachers, Paid them as much they demanded, Without worrying about how the next fifteen days of the month are going to pass. Without buying anything for themselves, Without caring for their own health, They've raised me. They've raised me, like a prince is raised. They've just kept aside their wishes. They've wasted the most precious, most lively, most joyful period of their life, just for me, So that I could be happy, So that I had no complaints, But am I worth their time? Am I worth this much care? Will I be able to give them back, at least something, in order to raise the corners of their lips? Will I be able to do something that will wipe off those invisible tears on their pale faces? Never. Never will I be able to make them happy. I have seen them struggling, Struggling, to give me what they never had, I have seen them crying, under those synthetic smiles. I have heard them sobbing, very carefully letting the tears roll down, So that, I would not wake up, And when I asked them, what happened, how flamboyantly they shrouded me with innocent lies. A few more years, and they'll be gone. And leave me behind. They'll leave me staring at their pictures and crying and wanting them back to life, to stay there by my side, always. How shameful it is, for me, That I never ever had a reason to hug you both. Maa, baba, I love you both. Maybe this isn't enough. But I will love you both, always. Always.
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Apr 7, 2016
Apr 7, 2016 at 2:40 AM UTC
Always
They've been there. They've been there with me. Ever since my birth. Ever since my first cry. Ever since my first giggle. Ever since my first pain. They've been by me, Ever since I started crawling. Ever since I stood on my feet, And started walking. They've been there for me, For untold number of days, For a myriad nights, With absolutely no sleep, To let me sleep, peacefully. Without a tension, without any problem. They've been there. And they will, I know. They've tried to make me content. They've tried to satisfy my needs and wants. They've tried to feed me the healthiest of foods, While remaining hungry, themselves, While starving their own stomachs, As if they did never feel hungry, As if it was all fine. They've taken me to various trips, Bought me innumerable toys. Admitted me to one of the best schools. Spent hours to make me prepared, for various assessments. Hired the best private teachers, Paid them as much they demanded, Without worrying about how the next fifteen days of the month are going to pass. Without buying anything for themselves, Without caring for their own health, They've raised me. They've raised me, like a prince is raised. They've just kept aside their wishes. They've wasted the most precious, most lively, most joyful period of their life, just for me, So that I could be happy, So that I had no complaints, But am I worth their time? Am I worth this much care? Will I be able to give them back, at least something, in order to raise the corners of their lips? Will I be able to do something that will wipe off those invisible tears on their pale faces? Never. Never will I be able to make them happy. I have seen them struggling, Struggling, to give me what they never had, I have seen them crying, under those synthetic smiles. I have heard them sobbing, very carefully letting the tears roll down, So that, I would not wake up, And when I asked them, what happened, how flamboyantly they shrouded me with innocent lies. A few more years, and they'll be gone. And leave me behind. They'll leave me staring at their pictures and crying and wanting them back to life, to stay there by my side, always. How shameful it is, for me, That I never ever had a reason to hug you both. Maa, baba, I love you both. Maybe this isn't enough. But I will love you both, always. Always.
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My chemistry betrays me as insanity pleads before lean-jaded depravity seen scorn as a decrepit unraveling of baffling mean-spirited entities gathering deceitfully for more pandering of reality in a gallery slinging misery entirely... My sympathy behaves erratically seethes forlorn as heated apathy forms rapidly soft-churning rhapsody squirms passionately... Inevitably heart-warming tragedy occurs. Fiendishly hard-earned philosophy turns of metaphor laced individuality... Blurred and slurred rhymes. Aggressive lines wormed into the tapestry of sadism this organisms mechanism of limelight fading posturism burning eyes turning bright from realism shading light from mine minds rind empty escapism slime heavy kinda heady with the infectious algorithm... Swirls bleeding lecherous breathing escaping the rhythm of morbid reality curiosity yearns for instability With the itty-bitty fallacy of a gallant killing spree gallons of rippling prayers stripped of buoyancy floating dead in the sea flamboyantly...
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Jul 6, 2017
Jul 6, 2017 at 8:23 AM UTC
Chemistry Betrays
hello ! i am a ******* fool, flawed and filthy, flogged by the frantic frenzy, the fanciful fantasies has flung me flamboyantly through. now do you ******* care?
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Oct 13, 2014
Oct 13, 2014 at 11:07 AM UTC
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We stand shoulder to shoulder Hand in hand we explore An army of two, Flamboyantly we thrash walls of deceit And thrive for one another Because each and every little aspect counts, Regardless of people talking We still stand as a team An army of two.
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Jun 24, 2016
Jun 24, 2016 at 7:07 AM UTC
An army of two
i am walking towards sunset and gower in hollywood, california an aged man tap dances for me in the echoing garage of a foreclosure a bug is sleeping between the quick and the dead when a raindrop falls on it, jolting it flamboyantly a small boy with perfectly combed and pomaded hair, and carrying a briefcase, follows proudly his mother (?) down the sidewalk a bum's heavy load is thrown over his other shoulder in a bright spank of sun a rare yugo parked in the driveway of a duplex, egg splatter drying across taillights and rear window the crass bebop step of an old ******* nearing the ***** section of the sidewalk newstand a sudden gust of wind flattening the fur of a standing collie a silver/gray tourist bus passes slowly, the voice of the driver unintelligibly droning energetically i open the screen door of roscoe's house of chicken and waffles, and see a vacant table by the window
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Dec 9, 2016
Dec 9, 2016 at 4:47 PM UTC
CITY RAMBLE TOWARDS A LATE BREAKFAST
when suicide, is glued inside The will to survive, in you divides And when it gets too hard to deny Do or die, becomes do and die.... So I divise a list wit a few or five Plus 7 for 12 ways to do it by And if I left a letter for suicide Itd be this list and ***** it bye": Knife to my throat is felt Gun in my mouth, then squeeze Inject ****** in myself to help Permanently put me out, and sleep Infront of a bus, I just leap Cut my wrists, and slit deep Find someone to lay wit aids and sleep If they refuse I'll **** like a creep Start my cars engine, take a seat parked in my garage that's closed attach the exhaust pipe to a hose Then inhale til pale, all the smoke Go to a kkk rally, all black clothes Blasting Rap music, then I'd say I'm a Jewish Muslim feminist against ****** & flamboyantly gay While I burn a confederate flag And If that don't get me killed dad says I dont finish what I start, he'll be proud cuz this time will So the bathtub with water I'll fill Then Plug in my radio and shower For execution by electrocution or just Jump off the cn tower Skip like a school girl in rush hour Across the highway until Im hit Climb in a dumpster on garbage day before their pick up and sit And that's another 12 that's it I reject what many call a gift To reimburse this curse, that birth Gave hurt, but I know this... That.when suicides glued inside will ...to survive, in ...you divides It's too hard to.deny so you decide, That Do or die, is do and die
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Oct 16, 2017
Oct 16, 2017 at 2:51 AM UTC
12 ways to commit suicide
A raindrop falls on a sleeping bug who's jostled quite flamboyantly.
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Oct 12, 2016
Oct 12, 2016 at 6:15 PM UTC
Insect Life
*people's cupboards and fridges tell a curious tale of everything some a cluttered obstacle course others an impenetrable rainforest some coyly veiling their secrets others flamboyantly revealing mysteries both shallow and deep behind doors their treasures keep*
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Nov 9, 2016
Nov 9, 2016 at 1:37 AM UTC
behind closed doors