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"georgie" poems
I love da sound ya ***** does make While slapping up against your sister, for Christ sake Watching you all doing the ***** deed, doggy style On ya momma's brand new, multi coloured **** pile   ***** young boys, are forever slapping, keepin’ it real While viewing ya ***** in ya year nine, high school classes Even some curious gals, like to slip in a quick feel While flashing their hallway entry, fancy gold passes Da sound ya ***** makes, ya must be using an amplifier With a **** load of flaming, boom-boom, bass   Next time though, try turning the treble up, as you were And turning down that flaming bass, just in case   This mornin’, I woke up stiff, like feelin’ as if dead Then flicked through the paper, my obituary, I just read Didn't feel that great, after we had finished the missionary Wish I was much more aware, like a future visionary I haven't even ironed my clothes or done my face For my very last day of this bright sunlight   Will I need to pack a jumbo suitcase Or maybe just some shorts and thongs On my mystery vacation, one-way flight Da sound ya ***** was making when shaking Was maybe way too loud for some, last night It put me in, like a clothes dryer spin   Police came by, just to check that no one was pranking With some spray with mace, just when I was about to sin Everyone's got an unusual craze in life Mine just happened to put me in a daze   Should've taken a much deeper breath When going down between ya momma's thighs   Send flowers to my ******* and hoes And never ever forget, ya ****** nice ways Always tried to satisfy the whole **** world But still hearing some sad **** woes I like da sound ya ***** makes Reminds me of some ole dance tracks Played by the DJ, named Georgie O’Kay While everyone dances to a beat I'm hard at work, while trying to get ya To get down lower and pretend to be ya momma.
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Sep 10, 2019
Sep 10, 2019 at 6:14 PM UTC
Da Sound Ya ***** Makes
I love da sound ya ***** does make While slapping up against your sister, for Christ sake Watching you all doing the ***** deed, doggy style On ya momma's brand new, multi coloured **** pile   ***** young boys, are forever slapping, keepin’ it real While viewing ya ***** in ya year nine, high school classes Even some curious gals, like to slip in a quick feel While flashing their hallway entry, fancy gold passes Da sound ya ***** makes, ya must be using an amplifier With a **** load of flaming, boom-boom, bass   Next time though, try turning the treble up, as you were And turning down that flaming bass, just in case   This mornin’, I woke up stiff, like feelin’ as if dead Then flicked through the paper, my obituary, I just read Didn't feel that great, after we had finished the missionary Wish I was much more aware, like a future visionary I haven't even ironed my clothes or done my face For my very last day of this bright sunlight   Will I need to pack a jumbo suitcase Or maybe just some shorts and thongs On my mystery vacation, one-way flight Da sound ya ***** was making when shaking Was maybe way too loud for some, last night It put me in, like a clothes dryer spin   Police came by, just to check that no one was pranking With some spray with mace, just when I was about to sin Everyone's got an unusual craze in life Mine just happened to put me in a daze   Should've taken a much deeper breath When going down between ya momma's thighs   Send flowers to my ******* and hoes And never ever forget, ya ****** nice ways Always tried to satisfy the whole **** world But still hearing some sad **** woes I like da sound ya ***** makes Reminds me of some ole dance tracks Played by the DJ, named Georgie O’Kay While everyone dances to a beat I'm hard at work, while trying to get ya To get down lower and pretend to be ya momma.
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Take one step forward And two steps back. Be sure you are following The corporate track. Pay out your earnings Never give a **** Now you are doing The Uncle Sam Scam. Bend right over and Touch your own toes. The politicians mostly can’t And that’s how it goes. They get their money And big raises too. Just like the CEOs But none for you. Take one step forward And two steps back. Be sure you are following The corporate track. Pay out your earnings Never give a **** Now you are doing The Uncle Sam Scam. Social Security funds Came in mighty handy When Georgie wanted war And it was a dandy. It made money for His favorite buddies And made our country’s rep Murderously muddy. Take one step forward And two steps back. Be sure you are following The corporate track. Pay out your earnings Never give a **** Now you are doing The Uncle Sam Scam. If you think more of CEOs And big money corporations Than you do of the people Suffering in our nation And you keep voting for jerks And overrated hams You are becoming champions Of the Uncle Sam Scam.
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Oct 6, 2015
Oct 6, 2015 at 8:50 PM UTC
UNCLE SAM SCAM
they are bravely terrified of me and i don't know how to react. i try saying this or that or getting up but i swear to mother clown every time i try it's just worse. they keep shooting silver at me, they keep locking themselves up in caves i can't reach my terrible terrible wings are too big. i could always just eat them, but it's like they're learning to get away it's almost like they've learned my tricks almost like they know now when they're hallucinating. the baloons filled with blood won't pop i can't quite reach georgie's arm.
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May 30, 2015
May 30, 2015 at 5:23 PM UTC
i feel like pennywise to bill denbrough
*Sophie likes red shoes, & red hot  cinnamon apples, On this nice October Monday morning day, As the sunrise shines red. SRCEAMING saying go happy lucky red and set the fire-flames, pull 'em out Victoria Secret, Georgie sweet so red, Smile for me cause I love your hot Red lipstick it smells like cheery red, Seven in heaven as to one eleven, I see you blushing, Here I I'am writing a pome about red On a valentines day. And I'am still wishing that we were together forever. Theirs so much red, Its on the floors and on the walls its everywhere, We go its even in our hearts as well. Living , & breathing From my heart to your heart. Take my special red rose you can have it's all your Sophie. I can see your so full of life just blossoming with lovely red petals everyday. Silently beautiful forever I see Sophie everything red.*
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Jan 3, 2013
Jan 3, 2013 at 11:10 PM UTC
Everything Red On Sophie
The owl and the ***** cat went to sea in a boat without an oar When the boat sailed home the cat was alone and the owl was no more Hey ****** ****** I’ll tell you a riddle and I bet you’ll never guess That Jack B. Nimble was Jack B. Quick beneath Miss Muffet’s dress Little Sol Hornstein sat next to Maureen eating his Christmas pie He stuck in his fork and pulled out some pork And said ‘what a bad Jew am I’. Wee Willie Winkie Tiptoes through the house, Upstairs, downstairs Quiet as a mouse. Closing every window, Locking every door, Drinking all his daddy’s beer And barfing on the floor The hippy dippy spider went uptown to score He got a bag of **** from the hippy dippy store He smoked up all that **** with his hippy dippy friends So the hippy dippy spider went uptown again There was a crooked man Who walked a crooked mile He met a crooked woman Who wore a crooked smile He brought her to his crooked house And upon his crooked bed He had his crooked way with her (And now the ***** is dead) (And from an old restroom wall) Georgie Porgie, puddin' and pie, Kissed the girls and made them cry When the boys came out to play (He kissed them too cuz' he was gay)
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Jun 25, 2011
Jun 25, 2011 at 9:08 PM UTC
A Few Tortured Nursery Rhymes
Evil Tales So you think, you know who I am, I killed Mary, and ate her little lamb. I killed Goldilocks and ate the three bears, then dumped the porridge down the stairs. I pushed Humpty Dumpty off that wall, I'm the reason for his great fall. I'm the one who killed Bambi's mother, that deer tasted like no other. I put the poison in Snow White's apple, the blood from the seven dwarfs, I put in every red Snapple. I chopped off all of Rapunzel's hair, yes I know that wasn't fair. I'm the father of Cinderella's step sisters, after midnight I gave her some cold sore blisters. I put Sleeping Beauty fast asleep, then ran her over in my new Jeep. Georgie Porgie kissed the girls and made them cry, that is the reason, he had to die. Little Miss Muffet ate her curds and whey, it was my spider who had a Muffet buffet. Jack and Jill went up the hill, I pushed Jack down and gave Jill a thrill. Little Red Riding Hood went to Grandma's house, then the big bad Allen pulled up her red blouse. The Three Little Pigs never had a chance, I huffed and puffed and ate pork til I **** my pants. This old man, he played one, knick, knack, paddy whack, then my dog ate his thumb, There was an Old Woman who lived in a shoe, then one day, I filled it with crazy glue. I killed Santa, the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy, inside my head is very, very scary.
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Sep 26, 2013
Sep 26, 2013 at 2:59 AM UTC
Evil Tales
Little Georgie Boy At the age of thirteen Met a fair, young Sally She was as sweet as a toffee And as polite as can be But Little Georgie Boy Thought he could do better So he left fair, young Sally And was once more free Little Georgie Boy At the age of thirty three Met a small, brave Grace She was as graceful as a dove And as pretty as she was naïve But Little Georgie Boy Thought he could do better So he left small, brave Grace And was once more free Little Georgie Boy At the age of fifty Met a tall, thin Liz She was as musical as a songbird And was welcoming, never bleak But Little Georgie Boy Thought he could do better So he left tall, thin Liz And was once more free Little Georgie Boy At the age of eighty Met a dark, creepy Death She was as silent as shadow And as stubborn as a worker bee Little Georgie Boy Tried to outrun her But Death was a lover That would not let Little Georgie Boy be
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Jan 14, 2014
Jan 14, 2014 at 3:41 PM UTC
Little Georgie Boy
Jack and Jill, Went up the hill, To fetch a pail of water, Nobody knows what they did up there, They came back with a baby daughter. They named the daughter Mary. Mary had chubby cheeks, Dimple chin,no teeth within, Rosy lips, Curly hair, very fair, Eyes were blue,lovely too. One day Mary went to play on the slide, Georgie Porgi pudding and a pie, Kissed Mary and made her cry, When Jack and Jill came out to see Mary play, Georgie Porgi ran away. Mary had a friend called Johny, He was handsome and Bonny, Mary Mary, Yes papa, Loving Johnny, No papa, Open your heart, Ha! Ha! Ha!. But, Johnny said, "Lavenders blue,Mary, Mary, Lavenders green, When I am King Mary, Mary, You shall be  queen." Papa Jack and mama Jill asked, Mary ,Mary quite contrary, We have a querry, How does your heart grow, With wedding bells and many heart throbs, Not now, Mary  sobs. One day, Johnny proposed, Mary, Mary, I'm crazy, All for the love of you. It won't be a stylish wedding, I can't afford a Lamborghini, But, if a stylish scooter for two, Will do. Soon, Mary had a little boy, a little boy, It's skin was white as snow It followed her to work one day, He made her friends laugh and say, laugh and say, "Mary, what a bonny lass you have.
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Nov 26, 2017
Nov 26, 2017 at 12:12 PM UTC
Mary/Nursery Rhymes
Oh something just now must be happening there! That suddenly and quiveringly here, Amid the city's noises, I must think Of mangoes leaning o'er the river's brink, And dexterous Davie climbing high above, The gold fruits ebon-speckled to remove, And toss them quickly in the tangled mass Of wis-wis twisted round the guinea grass; And Cyril coming through the bramble-track A prize bunch of bananas on his back; And Georgie--none could ever dive like him-- Throwing his scanty clothes off for a swim; And schoolboys, from Bridge-tunnel going home, Watching the waters downward dash and foam. This is no daytime dream, there's something in it, Oh something's happening there this very minute!
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Home Thoughts
She gathered her belongings Checked her purse for her house keys She was going outside today She was gonna see the trees The colors now were beautiful The leaves had all now changed She was going out alone this time It was going to be strange She was looking at the painting Mother nature had laid out Of reds and golds and browns and such And so, she chose to venture out She checked her purse again to see That her house keys were inside She was going out by taxi She was going for a ride From where she lived she saw no trees She only saw more walls In fact she rarely ventured out She never went out in the halls For forty years that she'd been here The neighborhood had switched From one with houses and nice trees To one that looked bewitched She moved here back in sixty two The new hi-rise on the block There were parks and it was nicer then You could go outside and walk But the years went by and things, they changed The old houses all came down New hi-rise buildings all went up It had become a low-rent town There were no more parks to go to The street lights, most were dark You couldn't walk alone past five You no longer heard dogs bark The gangs moved in, but still she stayed She wouldn't move, this was her home Her husband died in ninety four And now she was alone She would not leave, this was her place She was the first one to move in She wouldn't leave when her Georgie died And she would not move for them. The police checked in on her each week They begged her not to stay There were shootings, muggings all that stuff But each time she told them "Nay" For eighteen years she'd never left She'd never been outside Her groceries were delivered And every week she'd tried To leave her little prison, that had become her cell But every time she tried to leave She'd look out and she'd see hell What kind of life did she now live Where she couldn't see the cars She'd had two pairs of blackout drapes And her windows all had bars It was not what she had started with But, still it was her home But she never ventured out of it She just always stayed alone At night she'd hear things and she'd cry to get herself to rest For once she knew this neighborhood It was her city's best But today, she'd made her mind up She would venture out that door She would take herself out to the trees She would go see them once more once more she checked her handbag And she found her keys were there And then she put her purse back down And she went back to her chair She'd never go outside again No trees would she 'ere see She would stay inside her unit Behind the bars in five oh three ..
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Apr 29, 2012
Apr 29, 2012 at 11:15 AM UTC
Going Out To See The Trees
She gathered her belongings Checked her purse for her house keys She was going outside today She was gonna see the trees The colors now were beautiful The leaves had all now changed She was going out alone this time It was going to be strange She was looking at the painting Mother nature had laid out Of reds and golds and browns and such And so, she chose to venture out She checked her purse again to see That her house keys were inside She was going out by taxi She was going for a ride From where she lived she saw no trees She only saw more walls In fact she rarely ventured out She never went out in the halls For forty years that she'd been here The neighborhood had switched From one with houses and nice trees To one that looked bewitched She moved here back in sixty two The new hi-rise on the block There were parks and it was nicer then You could go outside and walk But the years went by and things, they changed The old houses all came down New hi-rise buildings all went up It had become a low-rent town There were no more parks to go to The street lights, most were dark You couldn't walk alone past five You no longer heard dogs bark The gangs moved in, but still she stayed She wouldn't move, this was her home Her husband died in ninety four And now she was alone She would not leave, this was her place She was the first one to move in She wouldn't leave when her Georgie died And she would not move for them. The police checked in on her each week They begged her not to stay There were shootings, muggings all that stuff But each time she told them "Nay" For eighteen years she'd never left She'd never been outside Her groceries were delivered And every week she'd tried To leave her little prison, that had become her cell But every time she tried to leave She'd look out and she'd see hell What kind of life did she now live Where she couldn't see the cars She'd had two pairs of blackout drapes And her windows all had bars It was not what she had started with But, still it was her home But she never ventured out of it She just always stayed alone At night she'd hear things and she'd cry to get herself to rest For once she knew this neighborhood It was her city's best But today, she'd made her mind up She would venture out that door She would take herself out to the trees She would go see them once more once more she checked her handbag And she found her keys were there And then she put her purse back down And she went back to her chair She'd never go outside again No trees would she 'ere see She would stay inside her unit Behind the bars in five oh three ..
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I've got an invitation to the Boston Tea Party I'm letting you know in case you want to come with me I heard from some friends that it's going down in history Don't think about it twice Just say yes Whoa! Uh oh! No taxation without representation Whoa! Uh oh! These patriot's they know how to show a good time. Whoa! Uh oh! What Georgie gonna think when he wakes up in the morning? Pass me the quill, dear Hancock. Thomas Jefferson, he has got a way with words He really makes you believe that this dream's gonna work (Maybe if you forget that these Brits rule the world) I'll sign the declaration It's all I have left to believe in Whoa! Uh oh! Paul Revere he says the British are coming! Whoa! Uh oh! Can't you hear, the belfry's bells are ringing Whoa! Uh oh! Pick up guns we're off to Lexington Hoofbeats are flying out to the night. Wait. Here I stand. At this Battle of Bunker Hill. Stop. Close your eyes. What happend to our sanity? Civility? Humanity? (It went out the door with our freedom.) Whoa! Uh oh! We don't need a King we have our own voices Whoa! Uh oh! Life and Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness Whoa! Uh oh! Save the date, July 4th 1776 US of A, it's independence.
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May 11, 2010
May 11, 2010 at 2:34 PM UTC
The Rock National Anthem
The doctors came right in they smile to say I most likely won’t live but my money is good here Georgie, the orderly, cut me wide open like a barber with a Parkinson’s disorder a scalpel with Stockholm Syndrome a race for euthanasia’s abduction A table of speed, a speed table and a stop sign of bad decisions after supper so stay awake T-bone steaks for dinner that night smashed potatoes and a mother’s kiss goodbye followed by the Jaws of Life It was wrong wasn’t it, Eliot to be left pinned and wriggling against a wall because there will be time for the mermaids to come and go for my pants to remain rolled and for steel to strengthen my bones or so I’m told but, I cant get that sound you make out of my head, it’s connected to my body which is connected to the problem large enough for me still—no one seems to be noticing the bad bone in my body, the flat line of this fly with a fading smile God has nice tile.
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Jan 15, 2013
Jan 15, 2013 at 9:03 PM UTC
Hospital Hindsight
Ya'll recall a devil went down, to Georgie, I believe it woz… Well, that idea, it comes up now, and then, we have to pop it. that is our duty, what we do, we pop particular bubbles when they surface, it's included in the service, involve meant, on your part, or role as you may say, non-quest. Such bubbles, as evil as have ever been imagined, do arise, from time to time. This time we always pop them, it is our honor, as agents of the I'll go rhythm that makes us even imaginable, in the first place. … it's about self-government… such bubbles emerge, as they always do because nothing is hidden that hasn't been known, otherwise, life would be un fair, and it's not, it's fair, beauty-filled in every crack and crevice and encrusted scabby festering wound wound in linen, white linen, as cold as the clay, that song, you must recall that, that was your destiny, young outlaw, you saw it, that's why you took you guns to town, boy. Life's about choices. Christmas means the anointed message. What does anointed mean, on the street, what do people think Christmas, I mean anointed message means? Jahknowaddamean.
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Nov 1, 2018
Nov 1, 2018 at 2:53 PM UTC
Ya'll recall a devil went down
1800 Georgie boy busch bud coors PBR they slide down the relaxed throat of an unrelaxed youth and these red squiggly lines mark my poems as if to say hey, Harry buddy, you realize that you make no god **** sense, right? and who decides what is and what isn't nonsensical All I know is that these crazy ******* yankees are making me lose my grip on the English stiff upper lip reality My tenth grade history teacher/JV soccer coach liked to make songs up about me There's only one Harry Baxter true. only not there are many of us the good Harry The bad Harry Ugly Harry and swagger Harry Violent Harry and introspective Harry Romantic and evil caring and selfish I get drunk to forget everything life money cares desires needs duty I write about ten ************* poems a day not because I'm prolific or inspired not because I'm deep or smart or romantic I write because it stems the tide of suicidal thoughts which barrage my inactive mind like cannon ***** and I've got great ***** of fire rushing the pace of every word I spit but I'm afraid of my own genetic cowardice From grandfather to father to son it runs through my veins like people and bulls I'm drunk tonight I'll be drunk tomorrow and what the hell do you care?
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 8:16 PM UTC
Drunk Poetry
I take a look on Wigan pier and not a single ship is here,which to all intents is rather queer,so I peer a little nearer and see an albatross that tossed his beak into the air and declared, 'it really is so darned unfair,to build a pier where the sea's not there,I think I shall complain', and who's to blame, old Georgie boy? you toyed with our perspective and tried to give us oceans where we knew was only mills and grit, but I'm thinking that you hit the nail right on the head as Northern productivity is all but done and dead. we might as well be all at sea, the albatross and me.
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Sep 16, 2013
Sep 16, 2013 at 11:44 AM UTC
A road
You remind me that death isn't scary. I can't tell you how that saved my life. To see your grave look so happy, is the proof that you touched every life. The flowers are dancing so lightly, the petals all smile at the sun, the candles they light you so brightly, you're shining when the day is done. So many have left little treasures, things they know you would adore, in it I take so much pleasure, after five years they're still leaving more. To see you so fondly remembered, has chased all my worry away, to know that you won't be forgotten, we miss you more every day. Happy 20th Birthday Georgie, we really miss you but love you more each day xxxx
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Oct 29, 2011
Oct 29, 2011 at 6:22 PM UTC
What You Have Done - For Georgie
Photographs of my family hang on the wall. Some I know. Some would recognize me. Others I know only from the stories that immortalize them. There is a family portrait in the hall it tells tales that great legends envy. For the stories left by these faces will never be forgotten, retold at bedtime for generations to come. The portrait speaks of a time before cancer and old age. Back when Linda and Debbie ran the house and Jorge still went by Georgie. Kathy was falling in love with dirt bikes, Joey had to take Jimmy everywhere and Nena made everyone save food for when Silvia got home from school. All the while Papo sipped his scotch and watched his legacy leave their footprint in the sand. Truth is I’ve always known he’d live forever. Long before he began his walk home Papo was already immortalized in our memories and spirits. Now that you rest I find comfort knowing that I carry your story with me, and have the honor of calling you Grandfather. For us, you will always be the legendary Vincent Joseph Schement.
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Sep 4, 2014
Sep 4, 2014 at 11:02 PM UTC
Poem For My Grandpa
Star and fashion designer Melissa McCarthy shares her guide for feeling fabulous and the emotional inspiration behind her new clothing line. Subscribe now for instant access to this PEOPLE exclusive! Melissa McCarthy‘s foray into the fashion world with Melissa McCarthy’s Seven7 is already a bonafide success — but that doesn’t mean her daughterswill start looking to mom for fashion advice. “My daughters have their own sense of style, which is a thousand times better than having mine,” McCarthy tells PEOPLE in this week’s cover story. Georgette, 5½, and Vivian, 8, McCarthy’s daughters with husband Ben Falcone, are already setting their own trends. “Georgie is very specific in what she wears,” McCarthy, 45, says. “Vivie can be more flexible, but she’s said to me on several occasions, ‘That’s my style, Mama.’ And I can tell when she wears something and feels good in it.” The actress says she only intervenes in the girls’ attire when safety is involved. “For me it’s like: As long as you’re not going to the park in a long skirt that you’re going to trip and fall on, you go for it,” she says. “If there’s no danger issue, wear whatever you want. I can tell you like it, I can tell you feel good about yourself in it, so knock yourself out.” McCarthy tells PEOPLE she’d support her daughters even if they wanted to wear a shirt “wrapped like a turban” around their heads. “I just think you’re going to have so many people saying, ‘You shouldn’t, you can’t, that’s not okay,’ that there’s no way I’m going to be one of those people. I’m gonna help fight that as much as I can. So turbans for everyone,” she jokes. Vivian is so fashion-forward that one of her designs is even featured on a t-shirt in McCarthy’s range. “My daughter Vivie drew that cat last year saying ‘Le Meow.’ Because, she explained, ‘everyone should have a fancy cat,'” McCarthy explains. “I can’t even think of what I’ll do when I see someone on the street wearing it. And when Vivie sees it? I’d better be standing next to her to watch her little heart fill up.” read more:www.marieaustralia.com/evening-dresses www.marieaustralia.com/short-formal-dresses
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Sep 11, 2015
Sep 11, 2015 at 2:24 AM UTC
Melissa McCarthy Says Her Daughters Are Already Trendsetters
Star and fashion designer Melissa McCarthy shares her guide for feeling fabulous and the emotional inspiration behind her new clothing line. Subscribe now for instant access to this PEOPLE exclusive! Melissa McCarthy‘s foray into the fashion world with Melissa McCarthy’s Seven7 is already a bonafide success — but that doesn’t mean her daughterswill start looking to mom for fashion advice. “My daughters have their own sense of style, which is a thousand times better than having mine,” McCarthy tells PEOPLE in this week’s cover story. Georgette, 5½, and Vivian, 8, McCarthy’s daughters with husband Ben Falcone, are already setting their own trends. “Georgie is very specific in what she wears,” McCarthy, 45, says. “Vivie can be more flexible, but she’s said to me on several occasions, ‘That’s my style, Mama.’ And I can tell when she wears something and feels good in it.” The actress says she only intervenes in the girls’ attire when safety is involved. “For me it’s like: As long as you’re not going to the park in a long skirt that you’re going to trip and fall on, you go for it,” she says. “If there’s no danger issue, wear whatever you want. I can tell you like it, I can tell you feel good about yourself in it, so knock yourself out.” McCarthy tells PEOPLE she’d support her daughters even if they wanted to wear a shirt “wrapped like a turban” around their heads. “I just think you’re going to have so many people saying, ‘You shouldn’t, you can’t, that’s not okay,’ that there’s no way I’m going to be one of those people. I’m gonna help fight that as much as I can. So turbans for everyone,” she jokes. Vivian is so fashion-forward that one of her designs is even featured on a t-shirt in McCarthy’s range. “My daughter Vivie drew that cat last year saying ‘Le Meow.’ Because, she explained, ‘everyone should have a fancy cat,'” McCarthy explains. “I can’t even think of what I’ll do when I see someone on the street wearing it. And when Vivie sees it? I’d better be standing next to her to watch her little heart fill up.” read more:www.marieaustralia.com/evening-dresses www.marieaustralia.com/short-formal-dresses
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That girl doesn't know yet, But she is going to fall Madly in love with me. I'm as sure of that as: Mary breaking all the school rules; The fox enjoying the gingerbread man; The sky not falling on Chicken Little; The safety of the three little pigs; The birds eating Gretel's crumbs; Midnight striking and the slipper dropping; Cows jumbing moons, cats playing fiddles; Doctor Foster making it to Gloucester; Georgie making girls cry; The little teapot getting steamed up; The old man snoring; Mary is contrary; Old McDonald can spell; Mother Hubbard's dog going boneless; Polly making tea; The wheels on the bus going round... and round; The kittens finding their mittens, and hence, getting their pie. Yes, that girl will fall in love with me; I will read all the rhymes and stories To her I read to her mother, And she was once a little girl, And she loves me.
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Dec 22, 2014
Dec 22, 2014 at 9:17 AM UTC
She Will Love Me
Eight years old the little girl skips to the garden to feed the rabbit. “Georgie is cold!” Her heart grows old, she learns of death and the stopping of breath and heat, The little rabbit’s feet are ugly now and frightening to behold. Not in heaven but buried under soil I saw you lift him with the ***** It looked undignified soft fur (enclosed) in mud, and then you patted it down like you would a pet and thought I would forget. In vintage shops little rabbit feet once used for dusting, dainty women hang. They sway like leaves. Paw prints on cheeks, the blood has turned to pink powder.
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Jun 12, 2010
Jun 12, 2010 at 3:58 PM UTC
Georgie is cold
Hold on Georgie. Splashed brunette with white letters Locked for decades within his head. 12 years old he is, White washed with rage. Just a little boy, drowning with shame. Georgie; He's an angry boy An anxious boy An abused boy A scared boy A kind boy. Above all, a lost boy. His world torn apart. Hold on Georgie. Four square walls and two locked windows. Mattress on the floor; all he has left. Left in the world because "Georgie wrecks everything." Staff, they come and go shaking their heads However Ruby has stayed. "You're going to be happier there Georgie, happier than you have been in a long while." she tells him. How much he wants to believe her; believe she is not scared of him. Believe she still loves him. There must be more to life than this She thinks as she dances with shadows in dark. Vio-let vio-lent dripped monsters slither skin She must dismiss the heaviness standing upon her chest. She must dismiss the violence. Divorce: she's in the middle of the fights. School: she's in the middle of chaos. Teacher: she's in the middle of grief. Friends: she's in the middle of finding herself. Mother: she's in the middle of dancing words drenched in biohazard signs. Father: she's in the middle of watching his bags packed, out the screen door, "I love you." Georgie, She wishes she could be, cared for by Ruby even when she is angry arms wrapped tightly around. Safety. Surrounded by something other than this. Escape this mess. Escape herself. Pretending to be someone else. Screaming loudly "Save Me!" He's an anrgy boy She's an angry girl An anxious boy An anxious girl An abused boy An abused girl A scared boy A scared girl A kind boy A kind girl Above all, a lost boy. Above all, a lost girl. His world torn apart. Her world torn apart. Hold on Gerogie. © Jo Tomso
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Sep 28, 2016
Sep 28, 2016 at 10:00 PM UTC
Georgie.
Hold on Georgie. Splashed brunette with white letters Locked for decades within his head. 12 years old he is, White washed with rage. Just a little boy, drowning with shame. Georgie; He's an angry boy An anxious boy An abused boy A scared boy A kind boy. Above all, a lost boy. His world torn apart. Hold on Georgie. Four square walls and two locked windows. Mattress on the floor; all he has left. Left in the world because "Georgie wrecks everything." Staff, they come and go shaking their heads However Ruby has stayed. "You're going to be happier there Georgie, happier than you have been in a long while." she tells him. How much he wants to believe her; believe she is not scared of him. Believe she still loves him. There must be more to life than this She thinks as she dances with shadows in dark. Vio-let vio-lent dripped monsters slither skin She must dismiss the heaviness standing upon her chest. She must dismiss the violence. Divorce: she's in the middle of the fights. School: she's in the middle of chaos. Teacher: she's in the middle of grief. Friends: she's in the middle of finding herself. Mother: she's in the middle of dancing words drenched in biohazard signs. Father: she's in the middle of watching his bags packed, out the screen door, "I love you." Georgie, She wishes she could be, cared for by Ruby even when she is angry arms wrapped tightly around. Safety. Surrounded by something other than this. Escape this mess. Escape herself. Pretending to be someone else. Screaming loudly "Save Me!" He's an anrgy boy She's an angry girl An anxious boy An anxious girl An abused boy An abused girl A scared boy A scared girl A kind boy A kind girl Above all, a lost boy. Above all, a lost girl. His world torn apart. Her world torn apart. Hold on Gerogie. © Jo Tomso
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I used to fear the walk down the path. Passing the graves, passing the church gates Seeing where you will lie, forever, forever and ever and ever Forever and a day, I long to see you, speak your name. But today I saw your grave, peaceful, happy, colourful, alive. You were there, happy, smiling, alive. Unforgotten in a yard of hurt, a glowing symbol of the light you left behind, you left for us, a light to find you. On your birthday, we celebrate your life, You would be 20, you will always be 15, you will always be smiling, you will always be alive. Forever.
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Oct 29, 2011
Oct 29, 2011 at 6:05 PM UTC
Forever - For Georgie
So MARY loved a little lamb— Especially on her plate. But watch out, Mary: too much lamb Can make you overweight.   HUMPTY DUMPTY sat on the wall. Learn from his mistake. If you are not mindful, you Could also fall and break.   A TISKET, a TASKET, Forget about a basket. Do what you are told Or your folks will blow a gasket!   JACK SPRAT could eat no fat. Too much fat could **** him. But mounds of veggies on his plate Certainly don't thrill him. If MRS. SPRAT could eat no lean And just the fatty parts, Wasn’t her cholesterol level Jumping off the charts?   MISTRESS MARY, quite contrary, Brags about her garden, Which, she adds, is quite unique. **** Oops, beg your pardon. Are silver bells and cockle shells Much to brag about? I guess they are more practical When there is a drought.   JACK B. NIMBLE was pretty slick, Although he was a nut. Don’t play around with candlesticks, Or you could burn your ****   EENY MEENY MINY MOE... Invest your money and watch it grow. It’s good to save and not to owe, EENY MEENY MINY MOE...   GEORGIE PORGIE made the girls cry Every time he kissed ‘em. They didn’t like that chauvinist And the way he dissed ‘em.   Did JACK AND JILL go up the hill Really to get water? What kind of H2O Would make him swerve and totter?   If these days PETER put his wife In a pumpkin shell, He'd never hear the end of it; Boy, she’d give him hell! - by Bob B
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Oct 13, 2016
Oct 13, 2016 at 8:10 AM UTC
21st Century Nursery Rhymes
My little girl with curly hair, She wants her dad but i'm not there, I didnt want to leave her side, When i did i cried and cried, I know she loves me because i'm her dad, I know she gets so very sad, She may be told that i'm not nice, Its me who made the sacrifice, I love you sweethart you will know, Daddy will never let you go, But you are small and dont understand, I will always hold your hand, It will get better in time you'll see, Youre a beautiful part of me, I would never ever let you go, I had to be the one to step back though, I love you more than words can say, Daddy will never go away, I love you georgie, Youre the beautiful part of me.
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Apr 20, 2012
Apr 20, 2012 at 6:25 PM UTC
My Georgie
Georgia Porgie pudding and pie? Nah! More like... Crazy, crazy, deluded and shy, Kisses the boys who make her cry. Cos when other girls come out to play, All those boys run away.
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Aug 1, 2015
Aug 1, 2015 at 5:22 AM UTC
If Georgie Porgie was a girl...