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1765 That Love is all there is, Is all we know of Love; It is enough, the freight should be Proportioned to the groove.
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That Love is all there is
she loved thunder storms most of all the crackle of white hot bolts ripping through the sky the sheer immensity of power she always thought it was him her beloved God big boy Thor with his flowing blond hair blue aquatic eyes washboard stomach and delicately curved ***** finally a man good enough for her even if he was fly by night when the heavens thickened gray like soggy cotton she could feel atmospheres shift it made her ******* pert her mouth would salivate like a lurid peach her ***** swelled and dampened tears of adoration and enchantment filled her eyes no longer able to contain her self she would strip naked fling off her ******* and run out to the lush verdant meadows calling at the top of her lungs yoooooooooo hooooooooooo as the cool rain descended she ran thrilled to the mud between her toes seeing great claws of white lightening  echo through the sky without hesitation she fell to the cool earth beneath her wallowing in the delicious sloshing ooze positioning her self on all fours head thrown back *** up high calling to the heavens come on, come on big boy ive been waiting for you let me have it good her clitoral lips drooled with anticipation her ****** a pulsating aching the sky rumbled with stretching streaks of fire like a great freight train spanning infinity while the earth shook like a hollow moon she swayed her hips rhythmically to and fro whispering a love song *oh sir i need a man like you wont you love me adorations true i kneel before my sweet Lord Thor where's that hammer come on and score you are so big and im so little how about it God just a tickle hit it now give it to me good kisses baby like only you could* tears of desire cascaded down her pink cheeks as she recited her love mantra her mouth naked wet suddenly a great bolt of lightening shot down from heavens throne entering her ****** splitting her in flames her head turned dark mahogany sent careening fifty yards leaving her mouth a yawning twisted smudge of fossilized obsidian with eyes blackened flaring hollows her tender pink **** a charred flower smoldering like a petite grilled calamari
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Jun 20, 2017
Jun 20, 2017 at 9:45 AM UTC
*GIRL IN A STORM
she loved thunder storms most of all the crackle of white hot bolts ripping through the sky the sheer immensity of power she always thought it was him her beloved God big boy Thor with his flowing blond hair blue aquatic eyes washboard stomach and delicately curved ***** finally a man good enough for her even if he was fly by night when the heavens thickened gray like soggy cotton she could feel atmospheres shift it made her ******* pert her mouth would salivate like a lurid peach her ***** swelled and dampened tears of adoration and enchantment filled her eyes no longer able to contain her self she would strip naked fling off her ******* and run out to the lush verdant meadows calling at the top of her lungs yoooooooooo hooooooooooo as the cool rain descended she ran thrilled to the mud between her toes seeing great claws of white lightening  echo through the sky without hesitation she fell to the cool earth beneath her wallowing in the delicious sloshing ooze positioning her self on all fours head thrown back *** up high calling to the heavens come on, come on big boy ive been waiting for you let me have it good her clitoral lips drooled with anticipation her ****** a pulsating aching the sky rumbled with stretching streaks of fire like a great freight train spanning infinity while the earth shook like a hollow moon she swayed her hips rhythmically to and fro whispering a love song *oh sir i need a man like you wont you love me adorations true i kneel before my sweet Lord Thor where's that hammer come on and score you are so big and im so little how about it God just a tickle hit it now give it to me good kisses baby like only you could* tears of desire cascaded down her pink cheeks as she recited her love mantra her mouth naked wet suddenly a great bolt of lightening shot down from heavens throne entering her ****** splitting her in flames her head turned dark mahogany sent careening fifty yards leaving her mouth a yawning twisted smudge of fossilized obsidian with eyes blackened flaring hollows her tender pink **** a charred flower smoldering like a petite grilled calamari
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school starts soon smoking joints on the weekday afternoon in a sidelined shady freight car, property of Norfolk Southern debating if this car will be northbound or southbound and ************ our fantasy where we want to be taken knowing full well maybe one of us - (and they all looking at me) will get out of this car and live to see foreign places without having to return in a body bag we argue lazy who should go get the beer, collect the quarters and sweaty dollar bills and **** if I am not reappointed leader of the beer fetching besides it’s my tan lab panting needing water so it’s my responsibility and the nasty liquor store owner don’t hate me that much as the others so he’ll sell me beer without too much **** talk (some for sure) asking where I’m laying low on a **** hot day like this one tell him i’m getting on a train getting out of this two bit town which makes him reminisce and ask which direction could be northbound could be southbound hell could be west but for sure won’t be going eastbound cause I seen the Atlantic and didn’t like it too **** big and too **** cold, too **** mean
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Aug 26, 2018
Aug 26, 2018 at 1:16 PM UTC
The Southern Sounds (inside us born and bound)
Doom train hurtling along Through the fog in my mind Towing freight, rectangular and oblong Dim headlights, you're travelling blind Five carriages long, excluding engine and caboose Metal against metal, spitting sparks on steel Undetermined path, rails will choose Chugging along on dirt covered wheels In the cabin, I see the light Emanating from your furnace Swallowing up coals in your gaping bite Tongues of flames licking the surface Fire breathing, spewing thick black smoke Almost unseen, against the dark of night A long plumy arm as if extending to choke And plug the remaining sources of light Meandering precariously on tracks that weave Over uncharted, unfathomable terrain Your store, so reliably you heave Worming your way through my brain What's in that cargo of yours? What lies within those boxcars? What drives you to diligently run your course? What fuels you to travel near and far? Loads of self pity, self loathing and self reproach Snaking your way to an unknown destination Screeching brakes as if a stop you approach Herald the train of dubious intentions Light is upon you, dark will dissipate Your plumes starting to lessen from your stack The dawn breaking horizon you didn't anticipate To see another charging towards you on this very same track...
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Sep 27, 2014
Sep 27, 2014 at 4:16 AM UTC
Doom Train (I)
Fingers on the rails can feel The pulse of steel and diesel engines, The muscle and sinew of a continent. Ten thousand horses throb the air And bear down on a mile of freight. It rolls by like thunder Under a clear blue sky, stirs the soul With memories of lonely whistles In the night, a desert wind, mystery lights; When little fingers at the open window First felt the pulse of steel and diesel, A few million miles ago.
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Apr 2, 2019
Apr 2, 2019 at 10:37 PM UTC
Train Soul
Light train chugging, working to outrun Over exerting, pulling along your freight Sand is running out under the diminishing sun Fastidiously you tug on your enormous weight Segmented equal in seven hulking proportions Weaving between sleeping rocky giants Assertion in your drive gifted from the high heavens Borne of light your cargo load of tenants Silver blurred rays glinting back as reply As you power your way through Defying seconds, before the last rays should die Against odds, delivering what is due Questing to alleviate my inflicted darkness Spear of brilliance slicing through my mind Illuminating the farthest and tiniest of crevices Nook and crannies that willed me blind Careful manoeuvring to keep your balance Through scenic views fraught with treachery Furiously working to keep your cadence Hopeful of unloading the load you carry What lies dormant in that cargo of yours? What sleeps easy within those boxcars? What stokes the fire to diligently run your course? What promises you bear, travelling near and far? Bales of hope and crates of strength Supplies of kindness and self-worth Reside within your immense length Intact and lay quiet within your formidable girth Reliant on the light that fuels and feeds Your axles seem tireless guiding forth those wheels Thundering over land with the power of a thousand steeds Armed to your teeth with alloys and steels Expelling grit and dirt as you pummelled across Grey-white fumes, shoot up to the sky Flag flogged by wind, billow and toss Blaring your whistle as you race on by Propelling forward, horizon up ahead There it is...in all its tenebrous glory Darkened locomotive seething mad with dread Brace for the clash and the loads the two carry
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Sep 28, 2014
Sep 28, 2014 at 8:03 AM UTC
Light Train (II)
Light train chugging, working to outrun Over exerting, pulling along your freight Sand is running out under the diminishing sun Fastidiously you tug on your enormous weight Segmented equal in seven hulking proportions Weaving between sleeping rocky giants Assertion in your drive gifted from the high heavens Borne of light your cargo load of tenants Silver blurred rays glinting back as reply As you power your way through Defying seconds, before the last rays should die Against odds, delivering what is due Questing to alleviate my inflicted darkness Spear of brilliance slicing through my mind Illuminating the farthest and tiniest of crevices Nook and crannies that willed me blind Careful manoeuvring to keep your balance Through scenic views fraught with treachery Furiously working to keep your cadence Hopeful of unloading the load you carry What lies dormant in that cargo of yours? What sleeps easy within those boxcars? What stokes the fire to diligently run your course? What promises you bear, travelling near and far? Bales of hope and crates of strength Supplies of kindness and self-worth Reside within your immense length Intact and lay quiet within your formidable girth Reliant on the light that fuels and feeds Your axles seem tireless guiding forth those wheels Thundering over land with the power of a thousand steeds Armed to your teeth with alloys and steels Expelling grit and dirt as you pummelled across Grey-white fumes, shoot up to the sky Flag flogged by wind, billow and toss Blaring your whistle as you race on by Propelling forward, horizon up ahead There it is...in all its tenebrous glory Darkened locomotive seething mad with dread Brace for the clash and the loads the two carry
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If I haven't posted in a while don't think of me as gone. I remain here waiting for my inspiration to hit me in the form of a freight train. And if my inspiration never comes; dear Juliet, I still love you.
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Nov 16, 2014
Nov 16, 2014 at 9:03 PM UTC
Juliet
1123 A great Hope fell You heard no noise The Ruin was within Oh cunning wreck that told no tale And let no Witness in The mind was built for mighty Freight For dread occasion planned How often foundering at Sea Ostensibly, on Land A not admitting of the wound Until it grew so wide That all my Life had entered it And there were troughs beside A closing of the simple lid That opened to the sun Until the tender Carpenter Perpetual nail it down—
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A great Hope fell
Face first crash, ****** mouth full of gravel, some say this is how depression hits you. Others say it is like a freight train that collides into them head first and smashes them against the tracks, Leaving bits and pieces of themselves in places they don't belong. Face first crash into depression, so unexpected, always hurts the most.
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Feb 17, 2016
Feb 17, 2016 at 9:24 AM UTC
Crashing into depression.
where solar lips are parted and crescent ******* hardened cobalt fire licks your name off its oldest breath this ****** hollow bends its neck through thermal skies and sand scarlet waves of heat off your (sweet ancestral) hand come inside, the door is open. the answer's always yes Medusa’s gaze would turn to sand if she knew the stony glories spanned within rock candy walls ablaze flood plains carry hydrogen freight from your abyss' collapsing weight the broken ***** flowers rusting in the haze long stem bows in the cut orchestral steal blood from the times ancestral the ink has spilled and left a stain under folded layers of skin that the mirror reflects from views within your eyes are naked lights, innumerable and plain.
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Sep 30, 2013
Sep 30, 2013 at 11:51 PM UTC
flamingo / vampire
With the start of the first inning as the wind whistled through the tree's Our short stop had his shoulder broke and the fates blew in on the breeze This team was a thorn in the side of the Harding Presidents Club It was on this night my son Tate was scheduled to play as a sub The kid pitching for North Union hurled a cooking heater down field You could hear that freight train coming as it's hide was 'bout to be peeled Their coach then rallied his talent pressing their shoulders to the wheel like natives dancing 'round a fire driving devils who'd struck a deal A death defying mid-air, catch the bounding, ball tossed on the run The Devil was in town this night riding in on the setting sun They dove and slid then nearly flew as if the angels rode their backs While running bases half possessed plowing the field with cleated tracks No one remembered the last time that our team had beaten this bunch That night they took the field in style serving them all up for their lunch , The dice kept coming up seven and oh prophetically so When the sun had finally set the score was seven to zero Come ye father's follow your child through the tough times every one For the oft chance will someday come when they will have finally won Tate © 2012 Tate Morgan Written April 12, 2014 Americans love the underdogs. original http://www.writerscafe.org/writing/aristate/1342622/ Original video poem of the same http://www.writerscafe.org/writing/aristate/1354978/
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 11:36 AM UTC
A Day In The Sun
I close my eyes, but I can't sleep tonight; I see your shadow lying next to mine. I turned around, and realize you're not home. I'm sorry, darling, I can't sleep tonight. I lie in bed, but I can't sleep tonight; you're not sleeping by my side. My bed is empty, and my sheets are cold. I'm sorry, love, I can't sleep tonight. It's dark all over, but I can't sleep tonight; there's thoughts of you all through my mind. You've left nothing behind for me to hold on to. I'm sorry, sugar, I can't sleep tonight. My eyes are sore, but I can't sleep tonight; the pictures of you won't let me hide. I miss your voice, and I miss your touch. I'm sorry, baby, I can't sleep tonight. I feel so tired, but I can't sleep tonight; this ghost of you became my freight. The sun shines through my balcony. I'm sorry, boo, I couldn't sleep tonight.
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Jan 6, 2012
Jan 6, 2012 at 9:25 PM UTC
Can't Sleep Tonight.
You came in late, again I said hello, pecked your cheek and waited for the flow of excuses. None came. You went and poured a drink I sat awaiting your words. You came back in, sat heavily down and looked at the floor. I felt rage inside my breast,I had news to tell. You never asked how I was, or how my day went. I sat quietly waiting, listening to the ice ***** the glass, I felt as vulnerable as that ice cube, once solid now melting, waiting, fuming, controlling my anger. You looked up, you looked at me, no through me, and said "I'm late because I've been having an affair" Did a freight train just hit me? I felt despair, but you said more, "She's pregnant, and is keeping the child" Clarity liberated me from my stupor, late nights, meetings, high mileage on the car. I asked a question, "Are you leaving me?" You dropped your head, and said the words most wives dread "Yes, I have to be a father, do the right thing, I love you but....." Your words trailed off. I stood up, took your glass and refilled it for you. My turn. "Did you start coming home late because of her? Or because I've gained weight? Or both those reasons?" Silence. "Pack your bags, leave the keys, get a hotel bed" Those words came out so clear, you'd swear I'd knifed you.                                                ~ At the front door, you turned, about to say something, I cut you off "Send me your new address, I need it for the solicitor, I'm divorcing you. And by the way, before I forget, you're not the only one that's been late, it would seem you know how to propagate" I shut the door, rubbed my tummy, and waited to be called mummy.
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 2:35 PM UTC
Late
You came in late, again I said hello, pecked your cheek and waited for the flow of excuses. None came. You went and poured a drink I sat awaiting your words. You came back in, sat heavily down and looked at the floor. I felt rage inside my breast,I had news to tell. You never asked how I was, or how my day went. I sat quietly waiting, listening to the ice ***** the glass, I felt as vulnerable as that ice cube, once solid now melting, waiting, fuming, controlling my anger. You looked up, you looked at me, no through me, and said "I'm late because I've been having an affair" Did a freight train just hit me? I felt despair, but you said more, "She's pregnant, and is keeping the child" Clarity liberated me from my stupor, late nights, meetings, high mileage on the car. I asked a question, "Are you leaving me?" You dropped your head, and said the words most wives dread "Yes, I have to be a father, do the right thing, I love you but....." Your words trailed off. I stood up, took your glass and refilled it for you. My turn. "Did you start coming home late because of her? Or because I've gained weight? Or both those reasons?" Silence. "Pack your bags, leave the keys, get a hotel bed" Those words came out so clear, you'd swear I'd knifed you.                                                ~ At the front door, you turned, about to say something, I cut you off "Send me your new address, I need it for the solicitor, I'm divorcing you. And by the way, before I forget, you're not the only one that's been late, it would seem you know how to propagate" I shut the door, rubbed my tummy, and waited to be called mummy.
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i kept my hatches battened but that didn't stop your love from barreling toward me like a runaway freight train with faulty breaks. and god almighty, did we crash. you came to a screeching halt at my doorstep and i didn't know what else to do but let you in. you looked so cold. we did not start with a spark but a full-on fire. i told myself i wouldn't fall, instead i jumped. our sinking frames somehow morphed into life preservers, and we managed to keep each other's heads above the waves. we had seemingly saved one another. you tossed your pills, i flushed my razors, and for a while that was enough. but we learned the hard way that even the deepest love can only keep the storm clouds in your mind at bay for so long. eventually our cracks began to show. missed calls and silent hours built houses of cards that were blown down by too many miles. we hardly ever smiled anymore. my hands were sieves and yours were sand. i want to break the hands of the clock that cursed us with this bad timing. i have mourned all the hours i won't ever have with you. i have felt the thunder that rumbles in my lungs when i reminisce about the memories we'll never make. the moment i realized i would never wake up beside you an atom bomb went off in the center of my chest. but the radiation is what's killing me. the life is being drained from me here in the wake, in the ache of your absence. but i won't beg. i will live out the remainder of my days tormented by wondering if maybe in another world our love is perfect and neither of us bleed. - m.f.
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 3:27 AM UTC
Untitled
i kept my hatches battened but that didn't stop your love from barreling toward me like a runaway freight train with faulty breaks. and god almighty, did we crash. you came to a screeching halt at my doorstep and i didn't know what else to do but let you in. you looked so cold. we did not start with a spark but a full-on fire. i told myself i wouldn't fall, instead i jumped. our sinking frames somehow morphed into life preservers, and we managed to keep each other's heads above the waves. we had seemingly saved one another. you tossed your pills, i flushed my razors, and for a while that was enough. but we learned the hard way that even the deepest love can only keep the storm clouds in your mind at bay for so long. eventually our cracks began to show. missed calls and silent hours built houses of cards that were blown down by too many miles. we hardly ever smiled anymore. my hands were sieves and yours were sand. i want to break the hands of the clock that cursed us with this bad timing. i have mourned all the hours i won't ever have with you. i have felt the thunder that rumbles in my lungs when i reminisce about the memories we'll never make. the moment i realized i would never wake up beside you an atom bomb went off in the center of my chest. but the radiation is what's killing me. the life is being drained from me here in the wake, in the ache of your absence. but i won't beg. i will live out the remainder of my days tormented by wondering if maybe in another world our love is perfect and neither of us bleed. - m.f.
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I am sitting on the surface of the stone faced moon looking in through the gray above the green hanging over the black shingle roof of the room where I am sitting. I can't see me resting here. The streets of my youth are out my window through a hole in the trees in the still autumn night. I must rise to the call of the bread truck man, to the whinny of the rag picker's horse, to the distant clanking of a slow freight train. So far away on the stone faced moon how long my ears have thirsted to drink the sounds they cannot drink again, to sponge the voices from the streets of my youth and squeeze them back a drop at a time. Sitting on the surface of the stone faced moon I can see the globe rolling cars upon it. Outside my window into autumn is the incessant din of transportation, the percussion of outbound movement toward the stone faced moon where I sit.
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Nov 10, 2012
Nov 10, 2012 at 1:44 AM UTC
Stone Faced Moon
688 “Speech“—is a prank of Parliament— “Tears“—is a trick of the nerve— But the Heart with the heaviest freight on— Doesn’t—always—move—
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Speech—is a prank of Parliament
The only thing that is certain, Death. Whether it comes today, Tomorrow, Or fifty years from now, It comes. Hovering like a bumblebee, Waiting to sting, Or rushing out of nowhere, Unexpected, Like a freight train, Arriving at its destination, Marking the end of one journey.
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Jun 12, 2013
Jun 12, 2013 at 12:44 PM UTC
The Inevitable
Every felt like the world is caving in on you? Like there's no where to go anymore? Like you're being kicked out? Don't freight my little angel, For I am Unwanted too I am the 5th wheel So I'm not even on the wagon I was kicked out By my best friend Every felt like crying? Or even like dying? Don't freight my little Angel For we are both Unwanted But don't be sad Dont be mad We are alike So unwanted, so lets be friends :)
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Aug 26, 2014
Aug 26, 2014 at 9:26 PM UTC
Unwanted
I have secret skeletons That haven't seen the Sun From things supposedly fun Now all they do is make me run Skeletons exit my closet And enter my jury box All of whom I've met Then put behind locks Now they throw rocks Or find ways to mock They are ruthless Until I'm toothless I face a skeleton jury I face the skeletons' fury They seek vengeance Or perhaps repentance I play lawyer in my mind This job has become full time And I must laboriously linger Through skeleton stingers Until my mind is rattled By skeleton saddles They come from my past To shatter my glass The skeletons are attacking My bones are cracking Under their weight They are my freight They judge me And begrudge me I made many moronic mistakes I left laying at the bottom of lakes Now they are at the surface Of my fruitless furnace Skeletons remain Like a stain I look across the plain To see skeletal rain Precipitated by my dumb decisions Droplets make numerous incisions Each one callously cutting me to the bone Until the skeleton jury is my humble home
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Oct 27, 2017
Oct 27, 2017 at 4:41 AM UTC
Skeleton Jury
I wanted to scream Until I heard the Whistling in my ear. I wanted a song To pair with the freight Train crashing through My heart. I wanted to feel my Bones shatter At the impact. But instead, I implode And my lips pull Into a smile. "Don’t worry, I’ll be fine In a while".
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Oct 18, 2019
Oct 18, 2019 at 1:48 PM UTC
I’m Okay
I empath... In paths Cross paths with your path.. Can't hold the weight... Of your freight.. And the pain that I take.. For I care like you care.. Yet what I bare you can't wear.. How unfair.. I can't leave my weight upon your shoulders.. To fester in your dreams at night.. So who cares.. When your awaken in the middle of the night By someone else's nightmares Empaths...in paths Of pathological Struggle... Become pathological.. The internal bleeding.. Of a empath.. Turns them psychopath.. The opposition.. For balance... The mental.. Is like a dental **** Flexible protection.. Until it meets a sharp end.. And Then...... Depression seeps in... And it'll take more than kumbaya To regen.. Its the like sin.. I can't escape.. When its wrapped around your neck like a cape.. But what saves you from yourself.. When you need help.. From every one else.. You see I empath In path with you... Do you empath Or bring me down too..
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Nov 27, 2017
Nov 27, 2017 at 8:50 PM UTC
Empath
Big Four Railroad In the past a little one had an interest in this story and one of the racers and the longest freight train The race team was in the living room and their story was being read from the paper mother clueless We laughed and snickered about our secret that old engineer was proud of us we were not vain Down the hill we sped past Bino’s station across Jackson the B&O; he was high balling we had to pour it On between the two tracks he was closing the gap he had nothing to lose but his pride for us it was Curtains the long black limo a one way ride we streaked the line fifteen feet to spare we just stopped And turned what a salutation from the engineer half hanging out the widow of that great engine his Balled fist a shaking you sons with the deafening roar of that train so close we didn’t get to hear the rest And the train carried him on down the track so Jerry and Larry and the other guy continued on to the Swimming pool pleased with our speed we forgot about it until on the front of the paper in the bottom corner it read three Pana youths out run train I guess the old engineer cooled off as he sailed on down The track we didn’t know he talked to the tower as he passed so we didn’t get first prize or a blue Ribbon but in a small way we entered into the great and wonderful tales of train lore along with Jessie and Frank I told you when in trouble I had three actions fight talk or run that day the running won the Day for these three amigos this memory was triggered by that same old paper this time it was talking About the Amtrak detour I remember those passengers all those years ago setting there in their seats flying through our town and the hook and the mail sack from the tower where that old bakery could be smelled all night all the way out at the park as we watched tables for old F.S. Refinery I’m glad we didn’t race a passenger train or this would be a hamburger story enjoy G.H.
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Jan 8, 2012
Jan 8, 2012 at 11:53 PM UTC
Big Four Railroad
Big Four Railroad In the past a little one had an interest in this story and one of the racers and the longest freight train The race team was in the living room and their story was being read from the paper mother clueless We laughed and snickered about our secret that old engineer was proud of us we were not vain Down the hill we sped past Bino’s station across Jackson the B&O; he was high balling we had to pour it On between the two tracks he was closing the gap he had nothing to lose but his pride for us it was Curtains the long black limo a one way ride we streaked the line fifteen feet to spare we just stopped And turned what a salutation from the engineer half hanging out the widow of that great engine his Balled fist a shaking you sons with the deafening roar of that train so close we didn’t get to hear the rest And the train carried him on down the track so Jerry and Larry and the other guy continued on to the Swimming pool pleased with our speed we forgot about it until on the front of the paper in the bottom corner it read three Pana youths out run train I guess the old engineer cooled off as he sailed on down The track we didn’t know he talked to the tower as he passed so we didn’t get first prize or a blue Ribbon but in a small way we entered into the great and wonderful tales of train lore along with Jessie and Frank I told you when in trouble I had three actions fight talk or run that day the running won the Day for these three amigos this memory was triggered by that same old paper this time it was talking About the Amtrak detour I remember those passengers all those years ago setting there in their seats flying through our town and the hook and the mail sack from the tower where that old bakery could be smelled all night all the way out at the park as we watched tables for old F.S. Refinery I’m glad we didn’t race a passenger train or this would be a hamburger story enjoy G.H.
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The fisherman’s swapping a yarn for a yarn Under the hand of the village barber, And her in the angle of house and barn His deep-sea dory has found a harbor. At anchor she rides the sunny sod As full to the gunnel of flowers growing As ever she turned her home with cod From George’s bank when winds were blowing. And I judge from that elysian freight That all they ask is rougher weather, And dory and master will sail by fate To seek the Happy Isles together.
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The Flower Boat
you hit me like an ugly freight train although i did see you in the distance please don't judge me i saw one sign, but didn't believe it could be true lost in a swirl of dark shadows judgement judgement judgement looking to the past and future and present searching for proof for or against my dark shadows test my body who would think of this i must be evil, gross, and wrong suicide the only hope watching water fowl swim wish i could drown beneath the algae pond in california secret secrets i finally speak pills, doctors, fears, hoping but always sitting there the thoughts that keep me tied to the sofa staring at blank walls and stabbing myself in my mind ocd is my deepest shame i feel the tentacles reaching my stomach turns at the ghosts that haunt me resist the pull of falling in
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Oct 1, 2018
Oct 1, 2018 at 1:23 PM UTC
intrusive thoughts & ocd
I can't wait 'til Nightfalls Tonight I will Construct nightmares So insane Phantoms couldn't fathom Fantasies make foul turns Fascination fails You'll frail frantically Your chain of the thoughts Become a train Derailed From Loco motives Your emotions Are now Monstrous motifs Built moments Before happiness You'll stare In terror eyes Scared as cats You scratch Along the wood floor Forced Through dark corridors The doors Horror tore off the hinges You're inches away From no longer living As soon As you've given Yourself away I take And make worse! Death dances At arms lengths I've never seen someone so anxious To reach Too anguished to speak How shall I satisfy? This shallow heart Is empty But simply filled the rows Of this cathedral With people Who payed To see the price You've payed I guess, Hell sales This thriller will terrify Eye's should stay confined When I Comply to my conscience Can science comfort you It claims this isn't real Well It really helped me Make you feel Comfortable enough To sleep Deeply Anesthesia Will be the Reason for your sweet retreat As soon as your Sound asleep I'll compile vile thoughts And send you on a journey With intent Of you never returning A one-way trip From float, freight or flight As long as it brings Fright By mars at night Where nightmares Are the day And you're fearful of it's sight
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Nov 1, 2010
Nov 1, 2010 at 11:37 PM UTC
The Nightmare Promoter