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"gibbering" poems
The failed seduction by drunken discussion and skunk fueled consumption, leads to a compunction dysfunction suspended in animation the digital tides of expulsion catapult me into a an eschewing propulsion and the limitations of re-imagination. As far as I was aware I was imprisoned in nothing more than the realms of Skype and FourSquare but for the Feng Shui of trapped energies and google-mapped memories adorning the locations of complacent hallucinations amid the dark fibre communications with a female of Nordic persuasion. The compliments and comments and poems I sent were lost to the myriad of random intent I was attempting to be clever and metaphysical she on the other hand was PHD level and psychoanalytical ergo my metrical composition was utterly lost in a conversation on metaphorical reproduction and the magic and mysteries of osmosis and the application of modification by transduction. The moral of this tale - if indeed there is one - is if you are going to Skype with a mentally superior type do not before hand have a blistering smouldering grass pipe with a flagon of ale lest you be a gibbering earthling destined to fail.
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Jul 9, 2014
Jul 9, 2014 at 10:59 PM UTC
Failed Seduction by Drunken Discussion
Sloane swallows. ***** is **** I execrate extraterrestrial. We are all kaput to conk out. Pollyanna is singular hanky—panky. Little green men are unpatriotic, perverted and naughty. I verily don’t grease a ***** Oojakapivvycum. If you are amphibious that means you are an effervescent ventriloquist capable of Cannibalism, cannibalism and cannibalism. The fluid inside the android is so gothic and naff It is knock—kneed in the face of flashing ********** I do not feel that I am on the shoulders of cobber doggies. I am protoplastically lassoed abutting penetrating vampire and pervert That penetrate ***** creature. I have pricked little green men myself and taken pleasure in it. It is only with the help of bad hair days of groupies that I have not been in Sing Sing. We are all sadomasochistically decomposing in a heap of our own meconium. I bore stiff to outstrip yours truly as much as I have room to swing a cat from Ku Klux **** But I am as complicit in the android’s ****** abuse as it were android *** Little green men ***** me as I ***** myself. I ***** bug—eyed men’s ******* types as I have perpetually vomited Molotov cocktail. I smell little green men’s filth televised on their ******* types. I feel like I am inside a crust of cancers who delight in smelling others bonk upstairs, Ad hominen id. Ex post facto, I am too much of a dastard to throw cold water on myself. I coagulate gungily to my menstrual gibbering ****** Castrating anti—Semite to flash me abutting crème de la crème. Strenuously, my ***** gluts under one’s nose because that is all there is.
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Mar 21, 2010
Mar 21, 2010 at 6:27 PM UTC
We Are All Sadomasochistically Decomposing In A Heap Of Our Own Meconium
Sloane swallows. ***** is **** I execrate extraterrestrial. We are all kaput to conk out. Pollyanna is singular hanky—panky. Little green men are unpatriotic, perverted and naughty. I verily don’t grease a ***** Oojakapivvycum. If you are amphibious that means you are an effervescent ventriloquist capable of Cannibalism, cannibalism and cannibalism. The fluid inside the android is so gothic and naff It is knock—kneed in the face of flashing ********** I do not feel that I am on the shoulders of cobber doggies. I am protoplastically lassoed abutting penetrating vampire and pervert That penetrate ***** creature. I have pricked little green men myself and taken pleasure in it. It is only with the help of bad hair days of groupies that I have not been in Sing Sing. We are all sadomasochistically decomposing in a heap of our own meconium. I bore stiff to outstrip yours truly as much as I have room to swing a cat from Ku Klux **** But I am as complicit in the android’s ****** abuse as it were android *** Little green men ***** me as I ***** myself. I ***** bug—eyed men’s ******* types as I have perpetually vomited Molotov cocktail. I smell little green men’s filth televised on their ******* types. I feel like I am inside a crust of cancers who delight in smelling others bonk upstairs, Ad hominen id. Ex post facto, I am too much of a dastard to throw cold water on myself. I coagulate gungily to my menstrual gibbering ****** Castrating anti—Semite to flash me abutting crème de la crème. Strenuously, my ***** gluts under one’s nose because that is all there is.
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My heart is in utter confusion My heart bleeds Tiny razors ***** and torment and cut me and my heart bleeds No one understands the extent of the damage caused by such a deep betrayal of trust No one understands the feelings of shame and blame No one understands the pain of the memories No one understands reliving the past in the present Except those who have been through this hell Broken trust is like a crystal goblet shattered by a screeching high pitched discord It can never be fixed My heart bleeds again And just when I thought I'd bleed out & my soul would die Fate opted to show me another side Dared me to learn to trust Tempted me with small glimmers of hope And, again, my heart bleeds But not in pain or disappointments Not in self-hatred and hopelessness This time my heart bleeds with hope. My heart is in utter confusion. It bleeds. Tiny razors ***** and torment and cut me and my heart bleeds. No one really understands the extent of the damage caused by such a deep betrayal of trust. No one really gets why you turn into an emotional gibbering mess trying to hold your sanity together with duct tape and super glue. No one with the exception of those who have been through it themselves. Trust broken is like a crystal glass shattered by a screeching high pitched discord. It can never be fixed - best to just throw it away. My heart bleeds again. Just as I thought I'd bleed out, my soul would die, and I would become this empty shell of functioning learned reactions with no thought or feeling, something happened. Fate opted to show me another side. Dared me to learn to trust, teased me with small glimmers of hope. So my heart bleeds for what I hope is the final time. Not in pain or disappointments, or even self-loathing and rejection of the hearts purest feelings. No, this time my heart bleeds with longing. This may be my saving grace. And yet I am scared to death that this may destroy me yet.
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Dec 28, 2013
Dec 28, 2013 at 10:40 AM UTC
My Heart Bleeds
My heart is in utter confusion My heart bleeds Tiny razors ***** and torment and cut me and my heart bleeds No one understands the extent of the damage caused by such a deep betrayal of trust No one understands the feelings of shame and blame No one understands the pain of the memories No one understands reliving the past in the present Except those who have been through this hell Broken trust is like a crystal goblet shattered by a screeching high pitched discord It can never be fixed My heart bleeds again And just when I thought I'd bleed out & my soul would die Fate opted to show me another side Dared me to learn to trust Tempted me with small glimmers of hope And, again, my heart bleeds But not in pain or disappointments Not in self-hatred and hopelessness This time my heart bleeds with hope. My heart is in utter confusion. It bleeds. Tiny razors ***** and torment and cut me and my heart bleeds. No one really understands the extent of the damage caused by such a deep betrayal of trust. No one really gets why you turn into an emotional gibbering mess trying to hold your sanity together with duct tape and super glue. No one with the exception of those who have been through it themselves. Trust broken is like a crystal glass shattered by a screeching high pitched discord. It can never be fixed - best to just throw it away. My heart bleeds again. Just as I thought I'd bleed out, my soul would die, and I would become this empty shell of functioning learned reactions with no thought or feeling, something happened. Fate opted to show me another side. Dared me to learn to trust, teased me with small glimmers of hope. So my heart bleeds for what I hope is the final time. Not in pain or disappointments, or even self-loathing and rejection of the hearts purest feelings. No, this time my heart bleeds with longing. This may be my saving grace. And yet I am scared to death that this may destroy me yet.
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Drums in the darkness: a jungle clearing fetish masks and gibbering lips grass skirts, headdresses, face-paint leering nocturnal trances, gyrating hips. A medicine man, by spirits possessed, grunts while the powers invade his mind; the dancers shriek, as if distressed by a presence in shadow not yet defined. It’s only Rock’n’Roll
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Feb 13, 2017
Feb 13, 2017 at 9:23 AM UTC
Opening Bars: Sympathy for the Devil
my love is that love swerving in novas, gobsmacked and gibbering... a funky cuss of lust oblong in the short run sprinting to horizons of forgotten doves; cooling heel and grind- in peat moss of mauve thoughts; so lurid you could find them in pitch dark. my love is the love that chinks your armor. the soft clang of a raging Kismet port of your starboard ! i am in love with you and this thing is "mostly harmless "
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Jan 14, 2013
Jan 14, 2013 at 2:28 PM UTC
The Hitchhiker's Guide To Destiny
The North Wind doth blow,
 And we shall have snow, 
And what will poor Robin do then, Poor thing…

 The house that poor young Robin bought, You’d scarcely call it a house, A single room on a farmer’s farm You’d not swing even a mouse. But he moved on in, and tidied it up And asked Rosemary to stay, She sat in silence, her knees clamped tight, And her first response, ‘No way!’ ‘There isn’t a cupboard to keep a broom, The kitchen’s there by the wall, We couldn’t live in this tiny room To even think, I’m appalled.’ But Robin said, ‘It’s just for a start, I’m going to build on a wing, I’m making the bricks from mud and straw It will all be done by the Spring.’ So Rosemary had unpacked her case, And hung her clothes on a hook, Then looked in vain for a tiny shelf, There wasn’t even a book. But Robin slaved, out in the yard, Making his bricks from straw, The walls went up and the roof went on, And he laid the wood for the floor. At first they slept on the floor inside, And Rosemary kept it clean, She said, ‘Don’t touch, till I am a bride,’ And pillows went in between. He put his love all into his wing, All carpeted now, and swish, And set it up as a bedroom then, ‘Are you coming to bed?’ ‘You wish!’ She only ever kissed with a peck, She never opened her lips, He wanted more, but couldn’t be sure, As he nibbled her fingertips. Then one day, down came the winter rain And the wind it was blowing cold, Rosemary lay there shivering so She allowed him just one hold. His hand had strayed, down where it would You’ll admit we’d do the same, But he found down there, in that neighbourhood Something that changed the game. He leapt on up, and he washed his hands, Said, ‘You’re not even a girl!’ ‘Didn’t you guess,’ said Rosemary, ‘It’s not the end of the world.’ She chased him all around in that room, ‘I thought you wanted to play,’ While Robin stood, his back to the wall, While holding her off, ‘No way!’ He fled into his favourite wing, And hammered and bolted the door, His bricks were melting out in the rain And mud flowed over the floor. She went on back to the troupe ‘Les Girls’, While Robin stayed on the farm, You’ll not see him venturing out these days He lives in a state of alarm. With just the sight of a petticoat He’s a shuddering, gibbering wreck, And ask him if he will leave his wing, The answer comes back, ‘Like heck!’ He’ll flee to his farm, 
To keep him from harm,
 And hide his head under his wing, 
Poor thing! David Lewis Paget
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Feb 10, 2017
Feb 10, 2017 at 7:37 AM UTC
Poor Robin
The North Wind doth blow,
 And we shall have snow, 
And what will poor Robin do then, Poor thing…

 The house that poor young Robin bought, You’d scarcely call it a house, A single room on a farmer’s farm You’d not swing even a mouse. But he moved on in, and tidied it up And asked Rosemary to stay, She sat in silence, her knees clamped tight, And her first response, ‘No way!’ ‘There isn’t a cupboard to keep a broom, The kitchen’s there by the wall, We couldn’t live in this tiny room To even think, I’m appalled.’ But Robin said, ‘It’s just for a start, I’m going to build on a wing, I’m making the bricks from mud and straw It will all be done by the Spring.’ So Rosemary had unpacked her case, And hung her clothes on a hook, Then looked in vain for a tiny shelf, There wasn’t even a book. But Robin slaved, out in the yard, Making his bricks from straw, The walls went up and the roof went on, And he laid the wood for the floor. At first they slept on the floor inside, And Rosemary kept it clean, She said, ‘Don’t touch, till I am a bride,’ And pillows went in between. He put his love all into his wing, All carpeted now, and swish, And set it up as a bedroom then, ‘Are you coming to bed?’ ‘You wish!’ She only ever kissed with a peck, She never opened her lips, He wanted more, but couldn’t be sure, As he nibbled her fingertips. Then one day, down came the winter rain And the wind it was blowing cold, Rosemary lay there shivering so She allowed him just one hold. His hand had strayed, down where it would You’ll admit we’d do the same, But he found down there, in that neighbourhood Something that changed the game. He leapt on up, and he washed his hands, Said, ‘You’re not even a girl!’ ‘Didn’t you guess,’ said Rosemary, ‘It’s not the end of the world.’ She chased him all around in that room, ‘I thought you wanted to play,’ While Robin stood, his back to the wall, While holding her off, ‘No way!’ He fled into his favourite wing, And hammered and bolted the door, His bricks were melting out in the rain And mud flowed over the floor. She went on back to the troupe ‘Les Girls’, While Robin stayed on the farm, You’ll not see him venturing out these days He lives in a state of alarm. With just the sight of a petticoat He’s a shuddering, gibbering wreck, And ask him if he will leave his wing, The answer comes back, ‘Like heck!’ He’ll flee to his farm, 
To keep him from harm,
 And hide his head under his wing, 
Poor thing! David Lewis Paget
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She stood in the dock, a ruddy gibbering wreck, very flushed and very frightened, The stern judge was a vulture, dreams of chewing her flesh, Counsel for the prosecution, was a rather noisy crow, In her defence, an eagle stood, Clutching close her feathered brood. the courtroom clerk a budgerigar, with yellow breast, and mottled feathers, chatting and typing litotes, although not really listening. The defendant for the trial today, was a bright pink flamingo, with googly legs and googly eyes, that poured out such pink tears, the way the case was going on, well, she could be locked away for years, the jury consisted of mockingbirds, who laughed at everything they heard, the evidence was null and void, not really heard above the noise. Having heard what he could of the evidence, the vulture judge got rather cross, he called upon a dove, "members of the jury, we have to acquit  this pretty flamingo, because I believe that I'm in love". (c)Livvi
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Jun 20, 2014
Jun 20, 2014 at 4:33 PM UTC
Flocking into Court!
You would have me play their games conform to their ideals take their tests and obey obey their wishes obey their authority You would have me forfeit my individuality, essence, mind, soul you would wish me to walk the walk of the waking dead open eyes unseeing, open ears deafened by their voices, ranting, raving, gibbering salivating, drooling, gnashing their teeth in anticipation of consuming my hopes, dreams, morals, conscience but I refuse you and your lies I refuse to be one of the flock I refuse to be subjugated I refuse your will I refuse to live how you see fit I refuse to passively accept your burdens and your problems I AM ME I AM MYSELF AND I AM I You will never lay claim to me I REFUSE
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Dec 9, 2011
Dec 9, 2011 at 12:10 PM UTC
i refuse
I went to a funeral and lied I went to a funeral and lied In junk and drink, no grief, Just cowardice and pride. Fear of losing you by my side Losing you to the other side. Fear that shook with the gloved murderer's hide I went to my funeral and shied I didn't want to sleep or hide I just held your bloodless, jaundiced face I couldn't help but feel a fake As two sets of opache eyes Did not pass a tear and cry. Just the shivering hands that stopped your last sighs I went to a funeral and lied I drank and stood in black and could not cry, I strung words and made some ineloquent speech Loved and held but held love out of reach Spoke in riddles, played hide and seek With a congregation of perjured freaks. I laughed at their blindness where my guilt sits. Last night in our death bed where I slept Dry-eyed like your cataract eyes Dumb mouth fish gape In the old flat, my eyes, dry, dry eyes. I didn't hear the trains last night I couldn't hear grief's knock at all There was no knock, There was no wake or ball, just Your bloodless gape and jaundice face Shining yellow plumbed and spent ****** leech-mouthed, dumb, Your cataract eyes, Under clumsy-ashed mascara lids A shy pass in some gothic flick A tetany spasm, no shock or awe. You looked up at me and saw nothing at all. I share some dead shark surprise; Opache, tearless rolled-up eyes And I lay gibbering at your side And laughed and hated your passion and cries King over requiem and bride Healer, dealer, hood and pride Addicting storm and flushed aside. I scraped blood off your chessboard marble floors Wiped the evidence from cold-polished claws I burned effigies of pagan-hates Hoodwinked the sentimental double agent spooks And threw scent off my mistress as a ******* clown. This morning I went to a funeral and lied I could not spill one tear from these witness eyes That watched the hands suffocate your traumatic sighs I went to a funeral and lied Conducted proceedings with the murdering hands’ whys I wanted the last of you, my bride.
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Mar 11, 2014
Mar 11, 2014 at 6:17 AM UTC
I went to a funeral and lied
I went to a funeral and lied I went to a funeral and lied In junk and drink, no grief, Just cowardice and pride. Fear of losing you by my side Losing you to the other side. Fear that shook with the gloved murderer's hide I went to my funeral and shied I didn't want to sleep or hide I just held your bloodless, jaundiced face I couldn't help but feel a fake As two sets of opache eyes Did not pass a tear and cry. Just the shivering hands that stopped your last sighs I went to a funeral and lied I drank and stood in black and could not cry, I strung words and made some ineloquent speech Loved and held but held love out of reach Spoke in riddles, played hide and seek With a congregation of perjured freaks. I laughed at their blindness where my guilt sits. Last night in our death bed where I slept Dry-eyed like your cataract eyes Dumb mouth fish gape In the old flat, my eyes, dry, dry eyes. I didn't hear the trains last night I couldn't hear grief's knock at all There was no knock, There was no wake or ball, just Your bloodless gape and jaundice face Shining yellow plumbed and spent ****** leech-mouthed, dumb, Your cataract eyes, Under clumsy-ashed mascara lids A shy pass in some gothic flick A tetany spasm, no shock or awe. You looked up at me and saw nothing at all. I share some dead shark surprise; Opache, tearless rolled-up eyes And I lay gibbering at your side And laughed and hated your passion and cries King over requiem and bride Healer, dealer, hood and pride Addicting storm and flushed aside. I scraped blood off your chessboard marble floors Wiped the evidence from cold-polished claws I burned effigies of pagan-hates Hoodwinked the sentimental double agent spooks And threw scent off my mistress as a ******* clown. This morning I went to a funeral and lied I could not spill one tear from these witness eyes That watched the hands suffocate your traumatic sighs I went to a funeral and lied Conducted proceedings with the murdering hands’ whys I wanted the last of you, my bride.
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The restaurant where I often eat has a raw cinderblock shell to show the world It was painted a long time ago, when a new owner bought it out It was meant to beautify, it didn't work But I guess it's the thought that counts. On the East wall, near one corner, is a rectangle of thick white paint in a field of grime. Always fresh, always clean. It is marred by a series of looping black slashes. Stare at them for long enough, relax the muscles behind your eyes, let them slip out of focus And you'll start to see letters In the dipping and diving bands of black. It's writing An alien calligraphy People as woefully uncool as you or I weren't meant to decode it There is energy in the strokes though. It's a performance frozen at it's moment of completion You can see velocity, grace, excitement, a little fear, and a deft, darting contempt. All of these things in the broad and narrow ribbons of paint. When I'm in the right sort of mood, with a full stomach and a lazily sunfried imagination, with the heat from the asphalt making things in the middle distance quaver, I can make out the dim shape of the artist. See where they stood, the sweep of their arm the turn of their head, wary of witnesses. Days in and out, it goes on. Bare white one day, blackened, besmirched, beautiful the next. The snowy rectangle grows thicker. Why the owner never stakes out his restaurant one night, I'll never know. Why the artist doesn't venture beyond that one little pen, or choose a new wall entirely will remain a mystery, probably for all my breaths to come. It's like some mad story penned by a poor, gibbering lunatic. Each is doomed to a war neither can win, and neither can lose. I bend double I'm laughing so hard They take it so seriously. But then, don't we all have our petty conflicts?
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Nov 15, 2014
Nov 15, 2014 at 9:59 PM UTC
The Great War of Paint
The restaurant where I often eat has a raw cinderblock shell to show the world It was painted a long time ago, when a new owner bought it out It was meant to beautify, it didn't work But I guess it's the thought that counts. On the East wall, near one corner, is a rectangle of thick white paint in a field of grime. Always fresh, always clean. It is marred by a series of looping black slashes. Stare at them for long enough, relax the muscles behind your eyes, let them slip out of focus And you'll start to see letters In the dipping and diving bands of black. It's writing An alien calligraphy People as woefully uncool as you or I weren't meant to decode it There is energy in the strokes though. It's a performance frozen at it's moment of completion You can see velocity, grace, excitement, a little fear, and a deft, darting contempt. All of these things in the broad and narrow ribbons of paint. When I'm in the right sort of mood, with a full stomach and a lazily sunfried imagination, with the heat from the asphalt making things in the middle distance quaver, I can make out the dim shape of the artist. See where they stood, the sweep of their arm the turn of their head, wary of witnesses. Days in and out, it goes on. Bare white one day, blackened, besmirched, beautiful the next. The snowy rectangle grows thicker. Why the owner never stakes out his restaurant one night, I'll never know. Why the artist doesn't venture beyond that one little pen, or choose a new wall entirely will remain a mystery, probably for all my breaths to come. It's like some mad story penned by a poor, gibbering lunatic. Each is doomed to a war neither can win, and neither can lose. I bend double I'm laughing so hard They take it so seriously. But then, don't we all have our petty conflicts?
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Flashbulbs. Microphones. A circus has invaded our home And filled it with strange, jeering faces. Reporters, you once called them. And I remembered. Avarice. Questions pour out of their incessant mouths. Like a metronome invading my brain. The thudding  roar of my heart transforms their gibbering mouths into a silent movie. Funny, I never knew you were famous. With a jaunt in my step And my smile fixed in place I saunter away to my room to weep. I throw in a skip. You would have applauded my decorum. I fantasize that the mask slips off my face And shatters onto the floor. What a mess. Someone should clean that up. And a reporter asks me, "Excuse me, little girl, did you drop your face?" To which I have no answer. Fast forward 5 days to Labyrinthine hallways Filing cabinets for the dead. My tiny footsteps resonate in that pristine expanse Though you no longer walk with me. How can it be That I can only remember you As a wisp of smoke On a fickle breeze? I am only 10, and yet I know. That I will dream of your loving touch Your silken voice. Your gentle way.   But not from memory. I will weave this tapestry of imagination So strongly, So warmly That it will provide permanent shelter From the bitter chill of your ghost. From the truth of you. I smile once more as I leave that space Of ineffable loneliness. Why not? All is well again. You would have been proud. For it was you who taught me to lie. It was you who taught me to fear. And it was you who taught me to forget. Mother.
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Jan 2, 2013
Jan 2, 2013 at 3:06 AM UTC
Masquerade
Flashbulbs. Microphones. A circus has invaded our home And filled it with strange, jeering faces. Reporters, you once called them. And I remembered. Avarice. Questions pour out of their incessant mouths. Like a metronome invading my brain. The thudding  roar of my heart transforms their gibbering mouths into a silent movie. Funny, I never knew you were famous. With a jaunt in my step And my smile fixed in place I saunter away to my room to weep. I throw in a skip. You would have applauded my decorum. I fantasize that the mask slips off my face And shatters onto the floor. What a mess. Someone should clean that up. And a reporter asks me, "Excuse me, little girl, did you drop your face?" To which I have no answer. Fast forward 5 days to Labyrinthine hallways Filing cabinets for the dead. My tiny footsteps resonate in that pristine expanse Though you no longer walk with me. How can it be That I can only remember you As a wisp of smoke On a fickle breeze? I am only 10, and yet I know. That I will dream of your loving touch Your silken voice. Your gentle way.   But not from memory. I will weave this tapestry of imagination So strongly, So warmly That it will provide permanent shelter From the bitter chill of your ghost. From the truth of you. I smile once more as I leave that space Of ineffable loneliness. Why not? All is well again. You would have been proud. For it was you who taught me to lie. It was you who taught me to fear. And it was you who taught me to forget. Mother.
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Kissed Faith good-bye, Stepped into the night, Met a man on his way To the Forest. Faith behind him, Uncertainty before, Wavering on his way, Brown faltered on. Such a cloud of witnesses As to keep him from this path! But then they met him, One by one, Catechist and Minister, Deacon and Elder, Murmuring and gibbering; Wise fools wending their way To meet him In a clearing, deep. Pink ribbons falling, Snake-head pointing Feet now stumbling, Then running before In a wind of curses. Firelight red, Congregants cowled, silent, Save the voice of Faith, The near-initiate. "Faith, Faith! Look to Heaven!" Resist the wicked one." Woods silent; Devil, fiends, fire ... gone. Only Goodman Brown To stagger home. Ironic morning sight: Smiling faces of Salem town, 'Gainst downward gazing Goodman Brown.
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Jan 30, 2020
Jan 30, 2020 at 9:18 AM UTC
Young Goodman Brown
Angst paces around the room gibbering to himself, and scratching the hair off his head. “ I need, I need to find it. Ally’s key… Aye, just the mad hing to lock it”. The door’s been left open for weeks, and the filth has been pouring in relentlessly: “ My Boyfriend was average till he discovered these miracle pills”, “ Icelandic Brides”, “ Think Rich. Be Rich”, “ Wonga: YOU pay when YOU can”, “. It’s all piled up and yet scattered throughout this already cluttered space; mixing in with the mess of the severed heads and rolling eyes. Angst paces through the filth, eating some every other hour. But he carries on searching for the key  ( or the wee hing) he needs to shut all this out and think. He lights a cigarette from one of the candles on the long table(12 chairs accompany the piece, but there is only one, as there is only need for one just now) and passes the rest of the day watching the smoke swivel into a thumbs up icon or a question mark in a thought bubble( or anything else blue and white). All the while sifting through the filth  for that wee hing’; stopping every hour or so to feed on it.
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Mar 28, 2015
Mar 28, 2015 at 9:20 PM UTC
I'm A Laptop ( And There's An Error)
the death rattle of the rain on glass wind howling in the eaves i feel the earth start shaking as time's shuttle loops and weaves all that is within me wants to turn and run but i know that i must stay here and finish what's begun within three days of darkness ghosts gibbering ghoulish glee i don't believe in fairytales but this wickedness i see! i'm hiding out within the halls of a fortress strong and tall I would not have been able to brave this without these sturdy walls so, c'mon wolf! just huff n' puff try to blow me down! squint your eyes ***** up your face wear that bad ol' frown! i await my destiny with backbone and with tact *I LIVE IN A BRICK HOUSE!* and brother, *THAT'S A FACT!* SoulSurvivor (C) 2/15/2016
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Feb 15, 2016
Feb 15, 2016 at 4:57 AM UTC
s t o r m s
witty witticisms profoundly profound flung from fools guarantee gibbering garbage
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Dec 2, 2011
Dec 2, 2011 at 12:20 PM UTC
wise words
Down in the cellar. By the river, by the candlelight. She sits with her pale grey Eye that points and beckons, Beckons to the gibbering Of incessant trees. She calls out to the Man she Is destined to meet Like everyone else. Like the curdling of what Is there, faceless, at birth. A Figure proceeds out. From his coat He pulls a Golden pin that is as long as A day or longer. He smiles, He takes her hand and stabs. Her wrist beads with the Dawn. It runs down her arm. She smiles, she takes her candle By the wick and feeds A Man Her flame. Under the speculative moon. Under the sleeping house. Finally, a sigh from the Man. He has no mouth to speak of. To the river He leads her. The water accepts her. A hand on her neck, He the biting aid. Not light. Not of need, but to feed- To cede an ember. To burn her up in the night.
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Jun 9, 2010
Jun 9, 2010 at 3:02 PM UTC
Doesn't Live Here Anymore
It was in december when they came for her she had been coming home in her Volkswagen car there was a flash of light on her windscreen and then from the drivers seat she was gone Why they took her I will never know four years later she did make a show her face was ashen and her dress was in tatters and she was gibbering like a mad hatter She told us she had been taken told us to the highest heaven and deepest of hells we looked up at the skies after that after the unfortunate taking of Lillia Bell By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
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Jan 9, 2015
Jan 9, 2015 at 2:31 AM UTC
The Taking Of Lilia Bell (Short Version)
Give it a rest give me a break Let me wake to fresh coffee and not more 'earache' Give it a miss give me a kiss Let's settle down for some marital bliss. But you go on and on and you're wearing me out. I want to shout 'leave me alone' I want to feel this house is a home not a warzone not a ground zero and you're not a Nero but you want to burn me turn me into a gibbering wreck. At your beck and call is not all that I do. I have a job and you have one too. Give it a rest let's both try our best and compromise look me in the eyes and say, 'Yes that's what we'll do' On Sunday at two when I went to confession the old priest was not ready nor could believe the procession of my faults I laid out. And he began to shout, 'leave me alone,leave me alone this is a church don't treat it like home' On my own now echoes of home now fade. Wish I had paid more attention. Suspended My life's in suspension has it ended? Should have tended to needs pulled up the weeds Now I'm speeding towards another silent day there are no words I can say to describe that.
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Apr 22, 2013
Apr 22, 2013 at 1:45 AM UTC
You don't know what you got and then it's gone
I spit words I do not mean to say that in the street, beat, hip-hop sense I do not mean that I spit hot rhymes I mean I spit words they explode from me suddenly violently And they are painful And I cannot control them
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Jun 5, 2013
Jun 5, 2013 at 4:49 PM UTC
Gibbering
gibbering like a simian, brandishing my privates in my fist
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Apr 9, 2015
Apr 9, 2015 at 12:33 PM UTC
in my fist
Just because Mother told Father he looked like some New York tourist, with his Loud shirt and hanging camera, He hit her once or twice, you Couldn’t tell, just remember The yell, the cry and flurry of Fists. Mother looked a wreck After that, her eyes gazed out On a different world like some Columbus on dangerous seas. You **** with me woman, You’re going to regret it, Father said, his bass voice Flowing around the room like A large bell, his knuckles Speckled in bright blood. Mother’s spirit was black And blue, but he never once Touched you, not even a raised Hand; just his words and stare Kept you out of there. You can See her now, cowering when he Came in, standing stooped over The sink and saying softly, Mary Lou, don’t say nothing when Your daddy comes in just let him Settle in to his chair just let him Be calm and unwind, don’t bring Him troubles or worries, just let Him be there. You watched as she Shook when his key hit the lock, The young woman she’d been aged With each hard look and knock. You sit now and see her in the Crazy house, wandering the ward, Gibbering to the walls. You can Still recall your father sitting in His chair, his eyes in some lifeless Stare, with the carving knife Mother Had ****** into him, well rooted There and in the background on The radio some Country and Western Singer was singing deep and slow.
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Mar 31, 2012
Mar 31, 2012 at 2:29 AM UTC
JUST BECAUSE MOTHER.
Mourning nights between tiled walls. A neon tube flickering... illuminating the darkness of my mind for a brief spell. I contain, restrain myself... refrain from doing things i might regret. These white walls.. where i spend most of my sleep... Splashing water, rinsing my eyes.... pretending you are filth i can wash away.. A bad dream that fades with sunlight But is never that easy.... Hours drip by... endless pounding my head against the wall.... Another pain to block out the other.. End these sounds that cause my anguish.. A self inflicted comatose.. I wish i could sleep my life away.. Yet sometimes release seems so close... my feet anchored to the ground.. To finally catch my sleep... My thoughts collide.. converge in purest shape.. The flickering neon light bursting in violence... Nothing but a dark room.... and this eery feeling... of a stranger watching over my shoulder... It whispers to me.... and grabs me by the neck my elegy ending with a sour note... For i find myself a gibbering wreck I reach the end of my road shattering the memorable mirror... Shoving its shards down my throat..... And i am found between the blood and coffee that stained the floor....
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Apr 8, 2015
Apr 8, 2015 at 9:03 PM UTC
The Red Rest
I am out to lunch feeding the monkeys in the zoo so busting the seven twenty just to get back home I try to talk to them in Latin and they are gibbering something incoherent and I gaze at them and think *** who's out to lunch Here is a banana I have a bunch *** I am out to lunch By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
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Aug 21, 2013
Aug 21, 2013 at 12:05 PM UTC
Out To Lunch
Standing aside sun gibbering a moments collide rotating dreams shifting upon axis thrown adrift, start the car it's time to go seeing faraway pollen drifting in your hair set of jaws Tense in despair smell the gas? Time to go on the verge Off the curve careful not to drive Into the sea careful not to drive over the wet sand wary of desires too easily set adrift
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Feb 17, 2016
Feb 17, 2016 at 12:45 PM UTC
adrift
Dear Chaos, Hi. I don't know how to start this because I'm sure this is going downhill from here, But how are you? I'm...coping. There's this whirlwind going inside of my mind and All my insides are compelled on coming up, Any minute now. I'd ask if you'd lend me a hand but I know that whatever you touch, you're pledged to burn. Sometimes I feel like that; Anything my fingers come across, The contents become ash A figment of my imagination, No longer present. How is it that you're so used to the damage you create? No matter how many times I ruin something, This ache within me grows. There's a hole in the center of my chest. I think the void will swell and someday, I'll disappear. Chaos, Why does it always seem like loneliness hangs onto me? This weight that presses into my lungs makes it hard to breathe. I lie there in my half filled bath tub and think about how it would be to drift through space. There's this immense silence that I wish my mind would contain but I'm guessing it's used to the endless talks and gibbering of nonesense. Chaos, There's so much hurt... Why can't you leave me alone? Why can't something else clutch onto me and love me Why does it have to be you? Am I supposed to appreciate that I get loved by you, even though I slowly lose myself in this maze you've created inside my head? Chaos...write me back. Help me understand. Yours truly, Angel.
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Aug 11, 2017
Aug 11, 2017 at 5:00 PM UTC
A Letter to: Chaos