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All I know is that some days I find myself curled up on the floor, eyes red, lips shaking, thinking that if I could, I would have given up on myself long ago. So that is why I doubt you will love me. I cannot even love myself. I must start off by saying I am a frustrating person. You can swear I'm beautiful and that you'll never leave, but I will not believe you. Some days you will find me crying for no reason and think I am insane. You are right. I am a paradox. I am hot and cold, okay then shattered. I am a roller-coaster ride, a wild, reckless soul with a heartbreaking past and demons in my mind. Maybe I am looking for someone to save me, and maybe I am looking for someone to save. I haven't decided yet. I am tied down by my fears and insecurities, plagued with bad memories that run through my mind every time someone says they love me. How can you love a broken girl? A girl who is not whole. A girl who cannot even trust you because trusting always lead to heartbreak at the end of the day, feeling naive, played like a toy by the eyes of a beautiful boy. A girl who is paranoid because she knows there are prettier, funnier, smarter, nicer girls, and she thinks she could never add up, and if you want only her, there must be some sorta catch. And if you can get past these walls, break past the barriers I keep around to protect this damaged heart of mine, and you withstand every test I throw your way, if you stay even when I make you want to leave sometimes, just know that I will forever be yours, and I will hand over my battered heart in shaking hands, hoping it will be enough, hoping you will not break me even more. We are two broken people, and together we will be whole.
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Oct 16, 2013
Oct 16, 2013 at 2:11 PM UTC
Can You Love A Broken Girl?
All I know is that some days I find myself curled up on the floor, eyes red, lips shaking, thinking that if I could, I would have given up on myself long ago. So that is why I doubt you will love me. I cannot even love myself. I must start off by saying I am a frustrating person. You can swear I'm beautiful and that you'll never leave, but I will not believe you. Some days you will find me crying for no reason and think I am insane. You are right. I am a paradox. I am hot and cold, okay then shattered. I am a roller-coaster ride, a wild, reckless soul with a heartbreaking past and demons in my mind. Maybe I am looking for someone to save me, and maybe I am looking for someone to save. I haven't decided yet. I am tied down by my fears and insecurities, plagued with bad memories that run through my mind every time someone says they love me. How can you love a broken girl? A girl who is not whole. A girl who cannot even trust you because trusting always lead to heartbreak at the end of the day, feeling naive, played like a toy by the eyes of a beautiful boy. A girl who is paranoid because she knows there are prettier, funnier, smarter, nicer girls, and she thinks she could never add up, and if you want only her, there must be some sorta catch. And if you can get past these walls, break past the barriers I keep around to protect this damaged heart of mine, and you withstand every test I throw your way, if you stay even when I make you want to leave sometimes, just know that I will forever be yours, and I will hand over my battered heart in shaking hands, hoping it will be enough, hoping you will not break me even more. We are two broken people, and together we will be whole.
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while I may do you perfectly. the snow angels on gasoline st., did you see them? All of the houses were dripping wet too, one girl with gold laces on her leopard shoes wore red plastic pants; totally soaked to the bone. to train ourselves to brave the heat of each others' bodies as we awaken in one small bed, one small blanket. the both of us yawn. it's so fun to make waffles but neither of us like to eat preference. I love you to death but prefer to brush my teeth alone- one tooth at a time. embrace your new t-shirt, even though not everyone enjoys a good show of a flock of crows. hand drawn indie wicker-hipster prints. coffee by the pint. you crack me up like vitrifying glass sheens of the individual bubbles in a bubble bath or the ****** glazed eyes of the monsters' eye while a shark attacks. creaky sounds of bodies mapped by fingers, tickled tummies rippled by listening to witch house singers. you crack me up, count chocula. It's Saturday, I love to laugh while laying down. everybody's funnier when they're laying on the ground. we toast to ghosts. luminous lengths of birthday candles lickediddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd d 0 y0urself as best you can
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May 11, 2014
May 11, 2014 at 3:55 AM UTC
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Hey I’m sorry if I interrupted your class with text messages because you hate putting your phone on silent it’s just that I should be there with you laughing at your confused faces during Calculus I and staring at your look of sheer concentration during Creative Writing You were always the poet, not me But it’s 1pm and I’m stuck in Calculus with someone else as my partner who doesn't get nearly as confused as you and puts me to shame which ****** me off because you would never correct me in Calculus and so I can’t help but wonder who your new partner is Is she smarter Is she funnier Do you quote Shakespeare to her like you did to me? Is she better than me? There’s no doubt that a. I ******* it all up and that b. you’ll move on from me because you were always the popular one, I was the antisocial outcast that most people barely tolerated For some unknown reason you decided to become my friend that faithful day in Calculus I and ever since then you became my 3am conversations and midnight laugh I depended on you much more than you did on me I cared so much more and maybe that was my fatal flaw because if I hadn't cared so much then maybe I wouldn't feel like screaming and throwing my partner’s textbook at the teacher but I did I cared too much; against all warnings not to and now I’m wrecked then again, I always was in a way I just didn't know it You told me that it didn't matter that they couldn't separate us; no matter what that you would never let me go and you kept your promise but I can’t keep mine The words “I’m sorry” come to my head but those aren't the right words because I’m more than sorry I’m bleeding I’m crying I’m devastated I’m torn I’m broken and perhaps that’s why I can’t keep my Okay?Okay promise to you because no, I am not okay and you deserve so much more and this is not okay me lying to you through a computer screen is not okay me putting my gashes of regret on my arm is not okay me making you wait only for you to find a fraction of the girl I was is not okay and that is why today during Calculus I I will finish this ****** poem and excuse myself and go to the girls’ bathroom and cry my eyes out after sending this to you I should end this with a ‘goodbye’ because there’s no use giving you false hope but I can’t bring myself to end there so I’ll just say something and hope that you still remember what it means P.S. I’ll always love you (h.l.)
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Sep 22, 2014
Sep 22, 2014 at 6:52 PM UTC
Calculus I
Hey I’m sorry if I interrupted your class with text messages because you hate putting your phone on silent it’s just that I should be there with you laughing at your confused faces during Calculus I and staring at your look of sheer concentration during Creative Writing You were always the poet, not me But it’s 1pm and I’m stuck in Calculus with someone else as my partner who doesn't get nearly as confused as you and puts me to shame which ****** me off because you would never correct me in Calculus and so I can’t help but wonder who your new partner is Is she smarter Is she funnier Do you quote Shakespeare to her like you did to me? Is she better than me? There’s no doubt that a. I ******* it all up and that b. you’ll move on from me because you were always the popular one, I was the antisocial outcast that most people barely tolerated For some unknown reason you decided to become my friend that faithful day in Calculus I and ever since then you became my 3am conversations and midnight laugh I depended on you much more than you did on me I cared so much more and maybe that was my fatal flaw because if I hadn't cared so much then maybe I wouldn't feel like screaming and throwing my partner’s textbook at the teacher but I did I cared too much; against all warnings not to and now I’m wrecked then again, I always was in a way I just didn't know it You told me that it didn't matter that they couldn't separate us; no matter what that you would never let me go and you kept your promise but I can’t keep mine The words “I’m sorry” come to my head but those aren't the right words because I’m more than sorry I’m bleeding I’m crying I’m devastated I’m torn I’m broken and perhaps that’s why I can’t keep my Okay?Okay promise to you because no, I am not okay and you deserve so much more and this is not okay me lying to you through a computer screen is not okay me putting my gashes of regret on my arm is not okay me making you wait only for you to find a fraction of the girl I was is not okay and that is why today during Calculus I I will finish this ****** poem and excuse myself and go to the girls’ bathroom and cry my eyes out after sending this to you I should end this with a ‘goodbye’ because there’s no use giving you false hope but I can’t bring myself to end there so I’ll just say something and hope that you still remember what it means P.S. I’ll always love you (h.l.)
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This isn't a love that can be Put on speaker phone. We're far too silly for that. Easily saying the first thing that Comes to mind. One moment to the next, Stunned slience. Phone etiquette thrown out the window. This isn't a love that can be sat down. Kept between an ear and a shoulder. The amount of time it takes for someone to leave the room. Conducted in civil manner. Attempting not to shout, Completely losing train of thought. Not sure of validation, Our voices raise a bit. By now you should know we shouldn't have to limit ourselves like that. Denying a freedom that connects us to whom we truly are. Our quirks, general weirdness. The crazy looks from those around. The laughs that get funnier each moment that passes. By now you should know that we are the complete definition of crazy. Often appearing in person, Before one of us can hang up. Laughing hysterically, Continuing the conversation At any given time or place. This definately isn't a love that Can be placed on speaker phone If we have to applogize for what we say. Afraid to be who we really are. Isolated from who we truly are
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Oct 8, 2018
Oct 8, 2018 at 9:31 AM UTC
Speaker Phone
I miss you And you aren’t even gone yet From experience I know how this will end One day you will find someone new Meet someone prettier You’ll slowly slip away All while denying anything is wrong When you look into her eyes You will see a future When you look in my eyes You see lust and desire There is no future for us here So why do I let myself fall in love anyway?
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Nov 16, 2017
Nov 16, 2017 at 4:55 AM UTC
I Miss You
I can see why, you chose her. She's much more prettier than me. She's much more funnier than me. She's much more smarter than me. She's much more cuter than me. She's much more skinnier than me. She's just much more than me. I guess I'll never be more to you. (e.i)
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Mar 20, 2016
Mar 20, 2016 at 12:48 PM UTC
She
Dust flowers up from the Chilton County dusk Rust is flaking off the pickup that has a skunk musk Bullet , the blue tick hound from your sleeve pulls it Could it be another hot day in August , would it ? Peaches have last month gone to fill the niches Beaches at the river are low , full of leeches Summertime in Alabama is a long ****** Funnier than that song , swing low number Gathering distant dark blue clouds that are a mattering Battering thunder rolling , lightning shattering Huge drops splattering on clay so Rouge Deluge now soaking , coming down like a luge Passing with one loud Crack blasting Massing clouds now are just in a fasting
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Nov 20, 2014
Nov 20, 2014 at 7:18 AM UTC
Thunderstorm
I don't miss you. I miss being held really tight. I don't miss you, I miss having someone to sleep beside at night. I don't miss you, I miss being kissed sweetly. I miss hearing someone say they love me. I miss laughing together, I miss arguing about who was funnier. I miss being myself with someone else, I miss having someone who knew me so well. But I don't miss you. I don't miss being ignored, I don't miss wondering if I was truly yours, I don't miss finding naked pictures of other girls, I don't miss you acting so bored. I don't miss your hurtful words, I don't miss the broken oaths you swore. I don't miss you. I miss your deep blue eyes though, They were so calming. I miss you giving me the fluffier pillow, A small gesture, but it wasn't wasted on me. I miss your kisses on my forehead and nose. I miss your laugh, your smile, I cherished those. I missed you singing to me, Such a terrible voice- I found it so comforting. I miss the hands that held mine, I miss how our bodies intertwined, I miss seeing the love in your eyes. Maybe I do… No. I can't miss you. You don't miss me. Being hung up on you would make me vulnerable, weak. Something I can't allow myself to be. That's how boys like you hurt girls like me. I don't miss you, really I miss who I thought you were, not who you turned out to be.
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Dec 19, 2015
Dec 19, 2015 at 11:49 PM UTC
I Miss Us
Flatulence breeds laughter Come smile with me, as I sing you a song; About God's little gift, to every man. For we all like to laugh and forget all our worries And we all like to laugh, whenever we can. At a worldwide problem which just can't be solved; Of epidemic proportions, it affects us all. It's the funniest thing known, but embarrassing too; But the louder the funnier, as long as it's not you. It's flatulence! It's one big **** It's a stinky little number and it came from my **** It's flatulence! It's one big **** It's a stinky little number written straight from the heart. It's flatulence! It's one big **** It's a stinky little number and it came from my **** It's flatulence! It's one big **** La, la, la, la, La, la, la, la, La, la, la, la, La, lahh! Who dropped that off? Who left us a present? Who smells that bad? Come on! Who the Hell is it? God **** that's bad, something smells like it's died. You filled my lungs with a sickness, you brought a tear to my eye; You made me wish I was a dog and I had no nose, Then when you'd tell them of my story, They'd say how does he smell? (shout) AWFUL! It's flatulence! It's one big **** It's a stinky little number and it came from my **** It's flatulence! It's one big **** It's a stinky little number written straight from the heart. It's flatulence! It's one big **** It's a stinky little number and it came from my **** It's flatulence! It's one big **** La, la, la, la, La, la, la, la, La, la, la, la, La, lahh! Well it's time to end this song, With no more bad **** jokes in sight. It's time to wander on, With just a trumpety, trump; goodnight. (C)2005 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
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Sep 3, 2018
Sep 3, 2018 at 5:50 AM UTC
Flatulence breeds laughter
Flatulence breeds laughter Come smile with me, as I sing you a song; About God's little gift, to every man. For we all like to laugh and forget all our worries And we all like to laugh, whenever we can. At a worldwide problem which just can't be solved; Of epidemic proportions, it affects us all. It's the funniest thing known, but embarrassing too; But the louder the funnier, as long as it's not you. It's flatulence! It's one big **** It's a stinky little number and it came from my **** It's flatulence! It's one big **** It's a stinky little number written straight from the heart. It's flatulence! It's one big **** It's a stinky little number and it came from my **** It's flatulence! It's one big **** La, la, la, la, La, la, la, la, La, la, la, la, La, lahh! Who dropped that off? Who left us a present? Who smells that bad? Come on! Who the Hell is it? God **** that's bad, something smells like it's died. You filled my lungs with a sickness, you brought a tear to my eye; You made me wish I was a dog and I had no nose, Then when you'd tell them of my story, They'd say how does he smell? (shout) AWFUL! It's flatulence! It's one big **** It's a stinky little number and it came from my **** It's flatulence! It's one big **** It's a stinky little number written straight from the heart. It's flatulence! It's one big **** It's a stinky little number and it came from my **** It's flatulence! It's one big **** La, la, la, la, La, la, la, la, La, la, la, la, La, lahh! Well it's time to end this song, With no more bad **** jokes in sight. It's time to wander on, With just a trumpety, trump; goodnight. (C)2005 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
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I suppose that I should be writing about the pencil itself, how its pale cerulean self lights up my taupe desk (yes, taupe.), or perhaps how the navy stamps that embellish it bleed a little at the sides smeared, or even the sheer fact that it says "hoppy Easter"with little bunnies on it, which is ironic because it is January. (and even funnier because the little bunnies look like demons waiting to pounce on your soul, slightly feline...feline bunnies?) But no. I sing instead the song of that metal thing at the end of the pencil, crimped like a tin can stuck in a sixties hair salon--the small item that sort of resembles Darth Vader; the metal thing that, when you think about it, you never notice; the thing that holds the eraser in place and the lead in the wood, and the wood in a line, the line for your pencil holder at the top of your desk (your taupe desk) that you write on and without writing you'd die... Without life you don't exist. I sing to the tiny piece of metal that is out of place, yet holds the world as we know it together. Because in a way, I know how it feels to bridge together two elements; two worlds, if you will. It's a difficult task indeed to hold it all together. And I realize, staring at the satanic rabbits adorning my writing utensil that this thing doesn't have a name.
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Dec 22, 2009
Dec 22, 2009 at 6:16 PM UTC
Song of the Pencil
They call me Dr.Strange because I don't thrive from the same ambition as the rest of my generation I don't desire to **** every **** thing that walks and breathes I was never a fan of getting high and skipping school Hell the worse I've done is beat a ngga's *** for making a girl bleed Yeah I'm so ******* hood, badass if you would   A permant resident of wish a ***** woods Where we specialize in the art of whoop *** But at the same time I am kind As gentle as a cotton ball I will protect those who cannot protect themselves Instead of being that coward who is left asking what if But don't get my kindness twisted thinking you can trample all over my tiny self Stomping me into the ******* ground as if I'm some type seed But if you still have the urge to try me get this image in your head I will make sure my weeded foot travels up your *** and out  of your mouth I will not be afraid to rain down the scorching sensation of the hurt all over your flesh and bones Causing you to sprout like a god **** bean stock as I just smile walking the opposite way It is sad ****** these days try so hard to pretend to be all bad-ass, talking so much **** I don't know whether to give them tissue or breath mint Then what makes it even funnier they beat on these young girls thinking it makes them look tough But in actuality it makes them look that much more of a ******* to society **** is this really what male *** have come down to A mere nuisance to society A nation of fuckboys and male hoes Is that what we are really aiming for sigh wow I wonder what I'll have for dinner tonight
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 6:41 PM UTC
Dr.Strange
They call me Dr.Strange because I don't thrive from the same ambition as the rest of my generation I don't desire to **** every **** thing that walks and breathes I was never a fan of getting high and skipping school Hell the worse I've done is beat a ngga's *** for making a girl bleed Yeah I'm so ******* hood, badass if you would   A permant resident of wish a ***** woods Where we specialize in the art of whoop *** But at the same time I am kind As gentle as a cotton ball I will protect those who cannot protect themselves Instead of being that coward who is left asking what if But don't get my kindness twisted thinking you can trample all over my tiny self Stomping me into the ******* ground as if I'm some type seed But if you still have the urge to try me get this image in your head I will make sure my weeded foot travels up your *** and out  of your mouth I will not be afraid to rain down the scorching sensation of the hurt all over your flesh and bones Causing you to sprout like a god **** bean stock as I just smile walking the opposite way It is sad ****** these days try so hard to pretend to be all bad-ass, talking so much **** I don't know whether to give them tissue or breath mint Then what makes it even funnier they beat on these young girls thinking it makes them look tough But in actuality it makes them look that much more of a ******* to society **** is this really what male *** have come down to A mere nuisance to society A nation of fuckboys and male hoes Is that what we are really aiming for sigh wow I wonder what I'll have for dinner tonight
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we present ourselves as perfect manuscripts nobody sees the crumpled rough drafts and messy handwriting scattered around the bedroom carpet at home. nobody has seen the way i've scratched out parts of myself that didn't fit into the high school mold then the parts that didn't fit into my suitcase when i moved away from home nobody has seen the revisions i've made do i sound too formal, am i too quiet, do i need to be a little bit funnier in order to be considered acceptable art? i've thrown entire scenes of my life into the trash because i don't want anybody to see them and i am ashamed i sit for hours staring at blank pages wondering how anyone could ever find me interesting enough to spend time with do you ever feel that way, too?
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Apr 25, 2015
Apr 25, 2015 at 2:56 PM UTC
expectations.
i doubt you know how much you mean to me. If you did you'd be too creeped out to still be dating me. But to me, you mean the world. Not the "i'm nothing without you" kind, as I am a valid human being. Not the "i can't go on if you leave" kind either as i know i could. But i would really rather not. Nor could i happily. You're my world in the way that you make me a better person. You are why i stay healthy when all i have is a cold. You're why i drive safe and limit the stupid angsty **** i do (believe it or not it is limited). You're a good influence. You're everything i wish i was and all that beachy ******** But you're so much more. When i am lost you're my guide (rife with dat symbolism) needed more after i got GPS oddly. When i can't think you're my muse. You're my companion in this world whether you realize that or not. The hotter, smarter, funnier, more responsible, more beautiful half of me. A liver half is enough to live but to live well it is best for a full one. To continue this bad metaphor i am living well.
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Aug 23, 2014
Aug 23, 2014 at 2:17 AM UTC
You're my Second Liver Half
It's easy to be the Life of the party. You just drink more Than everyone else. You just tell funnier Jokes and make more Cups in beer pong but Always finish your side-beer. You be the one always Yelling for more shots And know all the rules To kings cup. You always lose Never-have-I-ever, And you're the go-to Man for flip cup. People talk about you When you aren't there "He drinks too much But **** he's awesome." When they want low-key, You aren't invited. But you have your Other parties anyway. Slam back beers Red faced groggy eyed Throw up just to Start over again. Drive home still drunk To wake up still alone And do it all Over again. Yeah, its easy to be The life of the party When you're the Only one there.
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Jul 8, 2010
Jul 8, 2010 at 12:59 PM UTC
The Life of the Party
i couldn't stand the heat, spent most of the time in the shade, everyone made fun of the guy standing by the pool reading a book, pretending to be a sundial; i was called the whiskey-man; one night i slept outside and by the time i woke up my glass of brandy disappeared; mingled with the "auctioneers" of a good time; boy one of those kenyan girls was hot... oomph, she looked like oiled coal, slimy bits and raw *** i know i was a tourist... played a stupid drinking game with two english girls, snogged one at the end of the game, wasn't invited back to the room for a ********* spent hours at night looking at the tide splashing the shore, cried at the painting so alive all the museums and galleries became graveyards of appreciation; it was a holiday resort, i admit, although one bartender asked me to do a local tour of the place, go clubbing, supposedly a colonial ******* i was upon first reading; but the heat though! god almighty, couldn't stand the temperature, i was literally an ice-cream cone most of the time, took to the shades, wrote a short story for my grandfather about an elephant dunking his trunk into a bottle of brandy... one day got chatting to a scottish pair and a russian couple, told the scottish guy about travis' 12 memories album, i was originally asking for a cigarette, so we drank and chatted about mickey mouse politics of america... the scottish guy eventually ran off and jumped into the kids' shallow pool veering on blind-drunk-happy... another time i too jumped into a pool with my clothes on... ******* this heat... ha, hmm, those kenyan macaques were funny esp. on prompt of being fed on the balcony... but boy that baboon was a menace, a real anarchist, charged in like a donkey with meningitis and stole food... although one baboon had massive haemorrhoids... and given his fat pinky *** it was even funnier to watch. oh yeah, and this guy muhammad wanted to take me to a crocodile sanctuary of his... i sort of refused the invitation, and no, i didn't go on the zoological escapade of a safari to see the Masai tribesmen... just gave c. g. jung's modern man in search of soul to one of the caretakers of the resort.
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Mar 26, 2016
Mar 26, 2016 at 7:43 AM UTC
while in kenya
i couldn't stand the heat, spent most of the time in the shade, everyone made fun of the guy standing by the pool reading a book, pretending to be a sundial; i was called the whiskey-man; one night i slept outside and by the time i woke up my glass of brandy disappeared; mingled with the "auctioneers" of a good time; boy one of those kenyan girls was hot... oomph, she looked like oiled coal, slimy bits and raw *** i know i was a tourist... played a stupid drinking game with two english girls, snogged one at the end of the game, wasn't invited back to the room for a ********* spent hours at night looking at the tide splashing the shore, cried at the painting so alive all the museums and galleries became graveyards of appreciation; it was a holiday resort, i admit, although one bartender asked me to do a local tour of the place, go clubbing, supposedly a colonial ******* i was upon first reading; but the heat though! god almighty, couldn't stand the temperature, i was literally an ice-cream cone most of the time, took to the shades, wrote a short story for my grandfather about an elephant dunking his trunk into a bottle of brandy... one day got chatting to a scottish pair and a russian couple, told the scottish guy about travis' 12 memories album, i was originally asking for a cigarette, so we drank and chatted about mickey mouse politics of america... the scottish guy eventually ran off and jumped into the kids' shallow pool veering on blind-drunk-happy... another time i too jumped into a pool with my clothes on... ******* this heat... ha, hmm, those kenyan macaques were funny esp. on prompt of being fed on the balcony... but boy that baboon was a menace, a real anarchist, charged in like a donkey with meningitis and stole food... although one baboon had massive haemorrhoids... and given his fat pinky *** it was even funnier to watch. oh yeah, and this guy muhammad wanted to take me to a crocodile sanctuary of his... i sort of refused the invitation, and no, i didn't go on the zoological escapade of a safari to see the Masai tribesmen... just gave c. g. jung's modern man in search of soul to one of the caretakers of the resort.
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There's not much funnier than a **** It's immature, I know, to start, So many styles of wind to pass, Gas blowing out your smelly **** Some high in pitch, a squeaky door, Or quiet and deadly, so much more, Dare we pull the offered finger? A nasty trick we will remember, Always makes your children squeal, But never ever loses it's appeal, When you meet a brand new partner, It takes a while to **** in front of her, When farting terms are established yes, It's far more intimate, than *** It matters not, just where you be, You need to let your wind go free, You might think that I am obscene, But we all do it, yes, even the Queen, So lighten up, and have some fun, And blast some air out of your ***
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Jun 14, 2014
Jun 14, 2014 at 5:01 PM UTC
Farting fun.
"You fight like a girl" Men seem all confident, strong and macho and what not but the moment this phrase strikes their ears, they all get offended, turn into cry babies & start defending their so called manhood I have seen this with my own eyes, and I  seriously cant remember how many times Its funny how society has turned  women into synonym for weakness when the same women's strength to push them out of their bodies is their gateway to life & its funnier how they think they are superior just because of that little thing between their legs And its the same men who cant find their own socks without their wife Its funny how men who worship their mothers often forget to respect the girls who walk down the alley And Its funnier how its the woman who leaves her family but has to live like she owes her life to the man she marries Its funny how a to-be-mother carries her baby for 9 months building a life out of matter but the moment it comes out of the womb, its given the name of just the father Its more funny how we talk about getting rid of  gender roles yet look at a woman with disgrace when you find out she doesn't cook. And  the funniest of all is how we blabber about these civilisation & equality tricks and blame women for dressing too ****** but forget to tell the men to calm their ***** And yet a woman stands there strong Fighting through all these odds as if being born a female was her biggest mistake of all And still. Still, the most insulting phrase men find to throw at each others is," Dude You fight like a girl!" And this is my only message, to all those macho men who use that golden phrase Maybe thinking, it makes them sound manlier somehow "If he really fought like a girl, trust me bruh, You d be dead by now." --------------------------------------------------------- "Fight like a girl, Yes I do, And if you dare be that strong, you would too" ~ Kakareikan
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May 29, 2016
May 29, 2016 at 7:38 AM UTC
Fight like a girl
"You fight like a girl" Men seem all confident, strong and macho and what not but the moment this phrase strikes their ears, they all get offended, turn into cry babies & start defending their so called manhood I have seen this with my own eyes, and I  seriously cant remember how many times Its funny how society has turned  women into synonym for weakness when the same women's strength to push them out of their bodies is their gateway to life & its funnier how they think they are superior just because of that little thing between their legs And its the same men who cant find their own socks without their wife Its funny how men who worship their mothers often forget to respect the girls who walk down the alley And Its funnier how its the woman who leaves her family but has to live like she owes her life to the man she marries Its funny how a to-be-mother carries her baby for 9 months building a life out of matter but the moment it comes out of the womb, its given the name of just the father Its more funny how we talk about getting rid of  gender roles yet look at a woman with disgrace when you find out she doesn't cook. And  the funniest of all is how we blabber about these civilisation & equality tricks and blame women for dressing too ****** but forget to tell the men to calm their ***** And yet a woman stands there strong Fighting through all these odds as if being born a female was her biggest mistake of all And still. Still, the most insulting phrase men find to throw at each others is," Dude You fight like a girl!" And this is my only message, to all those macho men who use that golden phrase Maybe thinking, it makes them sound manlier somehow "If he really fought like a girl, trust me bruh, You d be dead by now." --------------------------------------------------------- "Fight like a girl, Yes I do, And if you dare be that strong, you would too" ~ Kakareikan
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you look so much fuckin' prettier with that **** in your mouth, funnier, cuter, smarter while you're chuggin' 'em down, "flirtatious and irresistible, everyone wants you around", fuckin' hangover princess, here, we bought you a crown. lie after lie, truth swirling around in the toilet, begging for his affection, on your knees and exploited, stripped of your dignity then try to say you enjoyed it? that's funny, the **** you talk the next day proves all that's ******** was nice and respectful, of course you thought that was swell, loved you for you but you didn't want my help, tried to do to me what you fuckin' did to yourself, i'm over it, we're not friends, **** you, go to hell.
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Dec 26, 2012
Dec 26, 2012 at 2:23 PM UTC
snapped and the amd
Trouble has its own number. This prank would be funnier if you were by my side
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Jul 13, 2016
Jul 13, 2016 at 1:36 PM UTC
Take a Risk
We drink to forget the day to day routine's we have locked ourselves into. We drink to remember the better days but if we drink too much it just makes it worse. We drink to get rid of the nerves and hope it makes us charming and funny. He asked me out for drink; so we drank. He was beautiful in a classy way. I loved his hair and those bright eyes and the drinks made him funnier then he was but I liked how he tried. He told me stories about Christmas when he was ten. He told me about his scars and his weird quirks people don't tend to notice. He asked me for drinks and so, I drank. I didn't tell him about Christmas when I was ten because my Christmas was filled with anger and screaming from my mother. I didn't tell him about my scars because they came from drunken nights and fights with myself. I didn't tell him about my quirks because I didn't have to tell him, he just seemed to know. He told me I was quiet, something no one has ever told me before. I smiled shyly and ordered another drink. He grabbed my hand at the bar and I thought, wow, this is nice. I also thought... how sad that a simple gesture can make me so self conscience and so sad. How holding a beautiful, nice, and funny mans hand makes me think I am unworthy of such love. And, so, I drank. To forget. To remember. To... try and not self sabotage the possibility of a love that could last.
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Feb 15, 2018
Feb 15, 2018 at 4:17 PM UTC
And, so, I drank.
Funny how I swore; not to lose my mind, if you ever leave; Funnier how I didn't know; that it is the heart; that'll go missing.
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Nov 24, 2017
Nov 24, 2017 at 12:20 PM UTC
tragicomic
maybe if I was funnier he wouldn't have left maybe if I was prettier he would've been happy maybe if I dressed better he would've needed me maybe if I was smarter he would've wanted me maybe if I was graceful he would've been proud of me maybe if I loved him more he would've loved me
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Dec 29, 2014
Dec 29, 2014 at 9:59 PM UTC
The Art of Self Doubt