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"glamourous" poems
I'm a little, little teapot, full of secrets. I'm a girl, all wet eyed and this morning's careful ministrations are now my vengeful war paint - dark eyes like I haven't slept in days. Slept till noon in a blue T shirt - it's so much harder to wake up to an empty bed even with all my sheets exactly where they belong Me-fucking-ticulous, perfect, all mine, stellar. I'm a normal girl, a girl, a girl, a twenty-something brunette who just doesn't know how to turn off her ******* attitude. I'm all flesh and bone and I just spent 30 minutes ODing on my own adrenaline, martyring myself secretly like some glorified, glamourous ****** trying to stick it to the world that hasn't done me any favors! But I don't really believe that. These days I'm dancing like I fight: all tight fists and closed, wet eyes. I'm rage and *** and I'm ****** as **** and you don't know anything about me. I'm a girl, a ****** ***** a twenty-something brunette with no excuses. I'm sad and I'm angry and I'm so sick of having absolutely no reasons why.
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Oct 21, 2010
Oct 21, 2010 at 12:11 AM UTC
******
glamourous indie rock n' roll orbited our tiny kitchen as i kissed the nape of her neck. lauren sliced the avocados. i prepped the pasta. our neat little domestic life. her eyes would ignite mine, as she spoke of reinventing the world with her love. every word rang with perfect truth, for she had dissolved my callused heart, and focused my idiot head. and that night i lied in blankets of her mercy. as she licked the wicked wounds of complacent cruelty. i've never missed her more.
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May 22, 2010
May 22, 2010 at 8:43 PM UTC
lauren slicing avocados
There’s an Indian restaurant down the road, And the owners have a beautiful daughter, But she’s the apple of her daddy’s eye, So I really don’t think I oughta. There was a Chinese takeaway next door, That did the best fried-rice, But the authorities came and shut ‘em down, For infestation of rats and lice. There’s a newsagents further along, But it doesn’t do much to dazzle, Unless you want overpriced cigarettes, And back issues of Razzle. The Arab café across the road, Does the best cappuccinos around, The sound of Algerian pensioners laughing Is such a beautiful sound. There’s a Working Men’s around the corner, Where the Guinness is dirt cheap, And in it I’ve had drunken nights, And memories I’d fight to keep. There’s a chicken shop on the way back home, Which I must say is pretty useful, When I’m staggering home, ****** as a **** The chicken burgers taste ******* beautiful. There’s also a chippy down the way, That does an excellent saveloy, It got burnt down, and I can’t help but suspect, It was a sneaky insurance ploy. There’s an Irish pub next door to that, Full of drunken, singing Micks, The Dubliners on the jukebox, It’s where I get my fix. But I’m always drawn to the Indian restaurant, Where the owners have a beautiful daughter, She’s witty, glamourous, the same age as me, And I really think that I oughta.
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Sep 19, 2013
Sep 19, 2013 at 12:27 AM UTC
"There's an Indian restaurant down the road..."
We were a beleaguered bard born, a chief in chatoyant charms charged with the principle petrichor of passionate paramours; to drive the dainty dalliances of incipient ingénues immured in glamourous gossamer gowns; lilting, lead lissome lads 'long labyrinthine love; mischeiviously make mellifluous mondegreens; sing of such serendipity: surreptitiously susurrous sessions scintillas of Spring's sempiternal sentiments! But fetching fugues fade fast, felicity's fated to fly. For penumbral poets, it portends a pyrrhic pay. We wander woebegone, waiting wistfully. Lovers leave lyricists to languish in lonely lassitude. The halcyon heyday has harbingered inbroglio in the inured inventor of infatuation. Why? With what wherewithal? Often our offerings off us, opposite of, obviously, obtaining, or, lucidly: lyrical lacers of Love likewise lack its livening lagniappe.
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Sep 28, 2012
Sep 28, 2012 at 11:59 AM UTC
The Most Beautiful Words in English (Aren't Enough To Find Love)
stupid boy, i hope you know what you're getting into because by uttering those three simple words, you have managed to own me  you were able to take the guitar from my hands and make me the one to listen  stupid boy, I hope you are gentle and careful because by making me feel secure in your arms, my world is now situated in your hands and one wrong twitch of your fingers may touch a crack which will break me even more stupid boy, i hope you're ready to be awoken from your deep slumbers and know how to comfort a crying girl because you'll have to hold me, as I shake and sob at 2 am  from the nightmares  caused by the monsters in my head stupid boy, i hope you're ready to listen because with the way you can make me sway with your words, poetry will be flowing out of my mouth like a waterfall of letters  a whirlpool of emotions in every phrase  stupid boy, i hope you won't have second thoughts or just simply run away because when you strip me of all the glamourous facades you'll see fresh battle wounds  the body of your beloved is a warzone scattered with bullets stupid boy, i hope you're not easily disgusted by grime because the skin that you want your lips upon is filth and the cracks on my body may be bleeding please clean these patches of dirt  and fill the emptiness which is my whole being stupid boy, i hope you know that you fell in love with a broken girl because I'm not like those pretty ones in the movies my skin is blood-stained and my face is tear-soaked i have no idea on what love feels like  and to give it back in return so please give me time to learn stupid boy, i hope you're good with words because every day i am going to ask you "why me?" and i need you to make me understand explain to me in detail why you settled for a girl like me when you could have gone for so many others the ones who don't need fixing  or assurance that they are beautiful unlike how i am stupid boy, i hope you know that this stupid girl loves you too even though i'll never really understand why you chose me or how i can return back the same amount of love that you make me feel, i want you to know  that if the only reason we're together is because we're stupid, then we'll be idiots forever
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Oct 8, 2013
Oct 8, 2013 at 9:54 PM UTC
to the boy who said i love you
stupid boy, i hope you know what you're getting into because by uttering those three simple words, you have managed to own me  you were able to take the guitar from my hands and make me the one to listen  stupid boy, I hope you are gentle and careful because by making me feel secure in your arms, my world is now situated in your hands and one wrong twitch of your fingers may touch a crack which will break me even more stupid boy, i hope you're ready to be awoken from your deep slumbers and know how to comfort a crying girl because you'll have to hold me, as I shake and sob at 2 am  from the nightmares  caused by the monsters in my head stupid boy, i hope you're ready to listen because with the way you can make me sway with your words, poetry will be flowing out of my mouth like a waterfall of letters  a whirlpool of emotions in every phrase  stupid boy, i hope you won't have second thoughts or just simply run away because when you strip me of all the glamourous facades you'll see fresh battle wounds  the body of your beloved is a warzone scattered with bullets stupid boy, i hope you're not easily disgusted by grime because the skin that you want your lips upon is filth and the cracks on my body may be bleeding please clean these patches of dirt  and fill the emptiness which is my whole being stupid boy, i hope you know that you fell in love with a broken girl because I'm not like those pretty ones in the movies my skin is blood-stained and my face is tear-soaked i have no idea on what love feels like  and to give it back in return so please give me time to learn stupid boy, i hope you're good with words because every day i am going to ask you "why me?" and i need you to make me understand explain to me in detail why you settled for a girl like me when you could have gone for so many others the ones who don't need fixing  or assurance that they are beautiful unlike how i am stupid boy, i hope you know that this stupid girl loves you too even though i'll never really understand why you chose me or how i can return back the same amount of love that you make me feel, i want you to know  that if the only reason we're together is because we're stupid, then we'll be idiots forever
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self harm is not beautiful. it is not wonderful to be saved it makes you feel weak and it makes you feel sick. carving his name into your skin is not poetry and is not romance mental illness is not glamourous or fascinating or graceful mental illness is sickness anger, disgust stop romanticizing something that destroys life itself
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Apr 18, 2014
Apr 18, 2014 at 8:47 PM UTC
Romanticization
Glamorous night. Dark knight Knocking on my door. On the floor I step. Sleepy. Looking for a candle To light. Still: it’s a glamorous night, Though it’s a time of the fight... Another knock on the oaken door. I shout: “Hey there! Can’t wait anymore?” Having found a light, I greet the stranger. Am I in danger? “Enter, good knight!” -What a glamorous night! -How can I help you in this hour of late? -I’ll free Castilla and *** With destiny this is my date! ...These words! I recognise him: It’s El Cid. A man of arms - still man of wit. -My good Sayid, you’d better Have some sleep. -You’re in the right, good master. It’s very nice to have a friend like you In times of such disaster... Morning light - straight in my face. ‘Twas a glamorous night! Warm embrace Given by my wife... Wait! I’m married not! I do not know This lady. She’s not completely Of my sort!.. This man - Rodrigo Diaz? I finally wake up - it’s midnight. Snow now is falling down. It rarely snows in Spain, As you might know. ’Twas just a dream... 6.2.2002
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Jun 18, 2012
Jun 18, 2012 at 2:19 AM UTC
A Glamourous Night o' Mine
Sometime I think this cycle never ends I binge and purge, Then binge again Cookies, ice cream, and chocolate cake All in one go Until I have an empty plate Hugging the toilet, Tasting bile, I tells my friends it's just a diet It's dangerous, It could **** It's not glamourous I knows it's wrong But it feels so right I tells myself I'm being strong This cycle will never end Emptying my plate, then my stomach It's far too late I keep binging, and purging Then binging again
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Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014 at 10:14 AM UTC
Binging And Purging
- Haiku - Ariel is my angel. Kindred spirits. Escape our cursed fate. Our future together has been an 8 year courthouse debate. The kidnapper belongs in a 6 feet underground crate. A date she need not be late. When are we supposed to be reunited? At heaven's gate? This world I hate. Our souls it what it ate. -Model - Acrylic french tip nails, highlighted streaked hair. Glamourous vanity. Thin as a rail. Fabulous flair. New fashion to wear. In admiration all eyes stare. Posing for ******* is too transparent & bare.
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Jan 16, 2015
Jan 16, 2015 at 12:01 AM UTC
Kindred Spirits
Peter once asked: which things make you feel something? And the truth is I’ve been play pretending since quarentine When I started to believe in a glamourous life Lillies of the valley, meditation Behind sunrise filters there’s someone unhappy, black and white With a dull and wrinkled skin, she hates the sun She always thought about her vocations House decorator but she never could do it right Just like singing, or dancing or even flerting but not like holding a gun She lives in a small and warm house Which she always wished the old roof to cave in No garden, no breath, but death Never met the green but fell in love with violence And by that I mean - her mother talks about the path God, unfriend of mine Please, let me d-die I’ve been play pretending since quarentine When I started to believe in a fitness life *** with cellulite but not like Jupiter Curves all over the body but not like the ones on the road There is hair, but not long enough and strong enough like Rapunzel's - for her men to entrust her with the climb There are big arms, but not like Anette's because no one would stay in it for that long There’s no art on her November 1st 2021, she noticed that she was thinner but she couldn't wear her high waisted pants like she always wanted Her mother would **** her if she did So she prayed one more time God, unfriend of mine Please, let me d-die I’ve been play pretending since quarentine When I started to hide in the night life ‘Don’t trust the moon, she’s always changing’ Peter once asked: which things make you feel something? So she prayed one more time God, unfriend of mine Please, let me d-die
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Jan 17, 2023
Jan 17, 2023 at 11:03 PM UTC
unfriend of mine
Peter once asked: which things make you feel something? And the truth is I’ve been play pretending since quarentine When I started to believe in a glamourous life Lillies of the valley, meditation Behind sunrise filters there’s someone unhappy, black and white With a dull and wrinkled skin, she hates the sun She always thought about her vocations House decorator but she never could do it right Just like singing, or dancing or even flerting but not like holding a gun She lives in a small and warm house Which she always wished the old roof to cave in No garden, no breath, but death Never met the green but fell in love with violence And by that I mean - her mother talks about the path God, unfriend of mine Please, let me d-die I’ve been play pretending since quarentine When I started to believe in a fitness life *** with cellulite but not like Jupiter Curves all over the body but not like the ones on the road There is hair, but not long enough and strong enough like Rapunzel's - for her men to entrust her with the climb There are big arms, but not like Anette's because no one would stay in it for that long There’s no art on her November 1st 2021, she noticed that she was thinner but she couldn't wear her high waisted pants like she always wanted Her mother would **** her if she did So she prayed one more time God, unfriend of mine Please, let me d-die I’ve been play pretending since quarentine When I started to hide in the night life ‘Don’t trust the moon, she’s always changing’ Peter once asked: which things make you feel something? So she prayed one more time God, unfriend of mine Please, let me d-die
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I lean to the side of the world where my wound is burst, this is the surface of madness called reality. You ask me what my name is I answer you with yours. The last of music drips onto my left arm Leaves me cold. A cold I do not remember. Maybe I have not left the realm of death where my mother comes from. Unless today has become tomorrow Unless your promises have come true I will not see I will not taste My memories Under the wind that swept by my nostrils Who are you talking to? Does he suffer from the same realization as I? Life has left my fingertips I no longer decipher the truth behind our words All I do is dance. Dance through the alphabet of the human beauty an eternal misery. Nothing is worth as much to me as the familiar warmth of your kisses on my eyes bringing all the colors of life to my sight. Nothing has the magic your hand has upon my skin All the wounds from knowing and not knowing are healed. Just love. Love is what I have concluded by you. Find it, find the way we want to go through the path of my smile sliding down your face. Open me to the territory you have never entered yourself. For me you will not cry. Every moment gives birth to another. We are children who fall in love – always at the verge of growing up and contented with just that – lying on the sea to see how the clouds have been here always so we know they have never once come back. Neither will we, but we laugh and cry, and the days and nights open into a million stars that light up whenever I look at you, whenever I turn away to feel you on the back of my neck. Our tranquil jest No need to explain any sadness - it is our friend. Just like happiness of a glamourous day When you take me to the cliff and we both jump to fall upon the wide blue sky Never have I seen anything so blue Never have I seen anything like you Cold and smiling and so incredibly beautiful I think [we are still falling] I really do Love you
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Jun 23, 2011
Jun 23, 2011 at 11:20 AM UTC
Fall Upon The Wide Blue Sky
I lean to the side of the world where my wound is burst, this is the surface of madness called reality. You ask me what my name is I answer you with yours. The last of music drips onto my left arm Leaves me cold. A cold I do not remember. Maybe I have not left the realm of death where my mother comes from. Unless today has become tomorrow Unless your promises have come true I will not see I will not taste My memories Under the wind that swept by my nostrils Who are you talking to? Does he suffer from the same realization as I? Life has left my fingertips I no longer decipher the truth behind our words All I do is dance. Dance through the alphabet of the human beauty an eternal misery. Nothing is worth as much to me as the familiar warmth of your kisses on my eyes bringing all the colors of life to my sight. Nothing has the magic your hand has upon my skin All the wounds from knowing and not knowing are healed. Just love. Love is what I have concluded by you. Find it, find the way we want to go through the path of my smile sliding down your face. Open me to the territory you have never entered yourself. For me you will not cry. Every moment gives birth to another. We are children who fall in love – always at the verge of growing up and contented with just that – lying on the sea to see how the clouds have been here always so we know they have never once come back. Neither will we, but we laugh and cry, and the days and nights open into a million stars that light up whenever I look at you, whenever I turn away to feel you on the back of my neck. Our tranquil jest No need to explain any sadness - it is our friend. Just like happiness of a glamourous day When you take me to the cliff and we both jump to fall upon the wide blue sky Never have I seen anything so blue Never have I seen anything like you Cold and smiling and so incredibly beautiful I think [we are still falling] I really do Love you
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Finger in holes they don't belong mouths sharing space crevices unexplored. Glamorous, but what does it all mean?
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Jan 31, 2014
Jan 31, 2014 at 12:47 PM UTC
Glamourous
I wonder if she knows, that when she speaks with a voice low and smooth, I become ashamed of my own. I wonder if she knows I watch her sometimes and envy each breath. I admire everything about her... her poetry is simple but stunning her laugh infectious her smile is kind and her eyes are bright. I heard about her, years before, and had a picture in my mind. I know her now and the picture has not changed if only to make it better. I envy her confidence I admire her every movement. If she were famous I'd own all her movies and do what I do now, watch and learn and try to be as great as she. Her talent is unwasted as all who know her love her. How is it she's so grand? The boys, they look, they see, they know she is the most beautiful girl in the room they know they want her they know, as I know, that she's worth it. that she deserves it. that she should be happy. I wonder if she knows, this poem is about her. I wonder if she knows I wish I could be even an inch similar to her. It's not cruel envy and jealousy I hold for her, but complete admiration for the way she carries herself. She speaks her mind and shows emotion clever and funny, she walks with regality and is oh so gorgeous. How is it she seems so perfect? So poised and gentle and witty- in not the most poetic terms I basically think she's really cool, and wish I could carry myself in the profound, glamourous, respectable, admirable way in which she does. How is it she'd ever care to be my friend? Oh the way she walks, the way she speaks, the way the other girls envy the way the boys look the way the teachers admire, she's unafraid to announce her sorrows and fears, she enters a room with a fierce glamour and makes her presence known, as, for her, it should be. Oh, she is glorious. and I admire her so.
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Apr 21, 2014
Apr 21, 2014 at 3:33 AM UTC
Glorious
I wonder if she knows, that when she speaks with a voice low and smooth, I become ashamed of my own. I wonder if she knows I watch her sometimes and envy each breath. I admire everything about her... her poetry is simple but stunning her laugh infectious her smile is kind and her eyes are bright. I heard about her, years before, and had a picture in my mind. I know her now and the picture has not changed if only to make it better. I envy her confidence I admire her every movement. If she were famous I'd own all her movies and do what I do now, watch and learn and try to be as great as she. Her talent is unwasted as all who know her love her. How is it she's so grand? The boys, they look, they see, they know she is the most beautiful girl in the room they know they want her they know, as I know, that she's worth it. that she deserves it. that she should be happy. I wonder if she knows, this poem is about her. I wonder if she knows I wish I could be even an inch similar to her. It's not cruel envy and jealousy I hold for her, but complete admiration for the way she carries herself. She speaks her mind and shows emotion clever and funny, she walks with regality and is oh so gorgeous. How is it she seems so perfect? So poised and gentle and witty- in not the most poetic terms I basically think she's really cool, and wish I could carry myself in the profound, glamourous, respectable, admirable way in which she does. How is it she'd ever care to be my friend? Oh the way she walks, the way she speaks, the way the other girls envy the way the boys look the way the teachers admire, she's unafraid to announce her sorrows and fears, she enters a room with a fierce glamour and makes her presence known, as, for her, it should be. Oh, she is glorious. and I admire her so.
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*Fear sleeping for with it my ideas might be gone By either dying or reverting to where they were born I hold each piece of memory like slides up a microscope Nursing them tenderly so that they don't lose hope And I walk my little fingers over my phone screen While words from all corners of my mind scream Can't risk the cacophony in my head turning into a maze 'Cause my mental universe is a cow I must always graze Sleep tries to have her finger pressing my eyes I fight back because I can't stand watching my good as it dies Drowning into hours of foolish immobility Losing a time I could have maximized my ability So I keep scribbling a pen when I tire of tapping Satisfying my ***** obsession so it doesn't think about eloping I think I'm not a poet but an addict to glamourous words Probably hoping to come across one that will glue the shards I'm playing with the hand fate's delt and the cards Can we blame them for soaring when they were given wings,the birds?*,
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Jun 24, 2015
Jun 24, 2015 at 6:52 PM UTC
NOT A POET
To the limits! And the heaves are harmed, in our lungs and arms. Tendons flexed on their utmost, and breath at play in the drowned coast. To the shores! And the leaves are left as specks of colour, from the moors. and vacations left the hinterlands of the decayed, breathless holler. For the greater good we stood as imagined heroes, Yet for happenstance to lend a chance in our woes, required a great many motifs to clamour and climb In glamourous time to the raised butte of a finishing sublime. Modulate the past and harmonize the future. Together tapestry'd, akin to patchwork suture. We weren't raised this way. To remain forever at play, workhorses neigh. And sawing brilliance and sawdust eyes, rapier wit with no equal. But together a two-parter, to the shores to see the sea quell. Wildfire lick like lit flame. Burn it all down and give me the blame. It's a carried burden worth the worry. In mountains some exist as prideful barons. Barring the loss of their barren, their smiles turn smirks of heathen carrions. Which is fine, and the motif licks again. And the motive is sublime; it's only sin. Cherish the children and their rue of thresher-born, Thomas Ligotti and his party of philosophy, but I'm too caught in histrionics to allow the matter to matter. Beyond the kicking feet of the mirthful pitter-patter, pitted against the coming solstice of time saving; forward and back and ouroboros we may. Hold on tight to this singular day. Ignorant of the causes of our own decay. Lost during summers covered in spittle and seaspray. Only to mount a return, a loss, to the area most unaccepting of the cost. To the mountaintops! **** what you see, and reap what you sow. Push the mountains down into the crow, and call out for the all the denizens below, "Here's another landslide." As you call; Heave, and ** Pile them neat and plant a seed, of a tree that hasn't belonged or had a chirped song in a placidity.
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Aug 5, 2018
Aug 5, 2018 at 4:24 AM UTC
Stop Mountaintop Removal or: Cease the **** of Mother Nature
To the limits! And the heaves are harmed, in our lungs and arms. Tendons flexed on their utmost, and breath at play in the drowned coast. To the shores! And the leaves are left as specks of colour, from the moors. and vacations left the hinterlands of the decayed, breathless holler. For the greater good we stood as imagined heroes, Yet for happenstance to lend a chance in our woes, required a great many motifs to clamour and climb In glamourous time to the raised butte of a finishing sublime. Modulate the past and harmonize the future. Together tapestry'd, akin to patchwork suture. We weren't raised this way. To remain forever at play, workhorses neigh. And sawing brilliance and sawdust eyes, rapier wit with no equal. But together a two-parter, to the shores to see the sea quell. Wildfire lick like lit flame. Burn it all down and give me the blame. It's a carried burden worth the worry. In mountains some exist as prideful barons. Barring the loss of their barren, their smiles turn smirks of heathen carrions. Which is fine, and the motif licks again. And the motive is sublime; it's only sin. Cherish the children and their rue of thresher-born, Thomas Ligotti and his party of philosophy, but I'm too caught in histrionics to allow the matter to matter. Beyond the kicking feet of the mirthful pitter-patter, pitted against the coming solstice of time saving; forward and back and ouroboros we may. Hold on tight to this singular day. Ignorant of the causes of our own decay. Lost during summers covered in spittle and seaspray. Only to mount a return, a loss, to the area most unaccepting of the cost. To the mountaintops! **** what you see, and reap what you sow. Push the mountains down into the crow, and call out for the all the denizens below, "Here's another landslide." As you call; Heave, and ** Pile them neat and plant a seed, of a tree that hasn't belonged or had a chirped song in a placidity.
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I have no urge to care Being pushed off, why should I I'm cast off to the side, but I still have feet to walk on and hands in which to march. The answer to rejection is apathy if you don't care for someone they can't hurt you. The answer to never finding a soul mate is to stop searching. I used to dream of a glamourous wedding of a love that could not be compared. I once wanted things that were good and solid. Now all that structure I wanted is just a dream, a fruitless dream who could ever be with someone so insubstantial as me. ever evolving. So no, you can push me but I won't fall you can cut me, but I won't bleed. I bled enough.
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Jun 4, 2013
Jun 4, 2013 at 7:07 PM UTC
Bled Enough
I need a cat, a shape shifter Sleek in the night, stalking my toes I need to feel in danger of the pounce Anticipate the fluffy acupuncture assault Then the soft recompense, the rhythmic purr Sound of engine running in a furry chassis Curl of warm belly around my hand, Snugly trusting. I want a cat, a ballet dancer Graceful gymnast, lissome acrobat How the hell did she get way up there? And she’s so pleased with herself. Twinkling cabochon peridot eyes Ancestral spirit homes, divining the future Seeing worlds to which my dull human sight Remains insensible. I long for the feline trip-me-up The periscope tail strutting around The up yours attitude, possessive head **** Tail in my face, weaving round ankles **** plonked on the page I’m reading Voice of a cranky, unmelodic angel The regal pride at the table trespass Gifted bug at my feet. I need a cat with a jealous streak Wise to my other feline indiscretions The accusatory looks, and petulant shunning I need to plead for mercy, to reassure To bestow the favourite treat as consolation I want the day long cuddle that follows Punctuated by tiny acts of punishment Put in my place. I miss the chaos and the havoc The ritual corruption of the Christmas tree Random bursts of ecstatic craziness Thunderous houseruns in the wee hours I need the smooching when I’m melancholy The comfort of determined, kneading paws The little upturned face searching mine, in Uncanny empathy. I need the kitty litter, and the up chuck The inelegant realities, however gross Little things that bond two simpatico souls Aren’t always so glamourous I need the mythic vision and the everyday plain Extraordinary archetype and simply dear kitty Faerytale heroics, **** In Boots, “Memory”, Alleycat blues. I’m a cat lady in the making A cat lady-in-waiting I need a cat I need a cat I need a cat.
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Aug 14, 2018
Aug 14, 2018 at 9:04 PM UTC
Cat Lady
I need a cat, a shape shifter Sleek in the night, stalking my toes I need to feel in danger of the pounce Anticipate the fluffy acupuncture assault Then the soft recompense, the rhythmic purr Sound of engine running in a furry chassis Curl of warm belly around my hand, Snugly trusting. I want a cat, a ballet dancer Graceful gymnast, lissome acrobat How the hell did she get way up there? And she’s so pleased with herself. Twinkling cabochon peridot eyes Ancestral spirit homes, divining the future Seeing worlds to which my dull human sight Remains insensible. I long for the feline trip-me-up The periscope tail strutting around The up yours attitude, possessive head **** Tail in my face, weaving round ankles **** plonked on the page I’m reading Voice of a cranky, unmelodic angel The regal pride at the table trespass Gifted bug at my feet. I need a cat with a jealous streak Wise to my other feline indiscretions The accusatory looks, and petulant shunning I need to plead for mercy, to reassure To bestow the favourite treat as consolation I want the day long cuddle that follows Punctuated by tiny acts of punishment Put in my place. I miss the chaos and the havoc The ritual corruption of the Christmas tree Random bursts of ecstatic craziness Thunderous houseruns in the wee hours I need the smooching when I’m melancholy The comfort of determined, kneading paws The little upturned face searching mine, in Uncanny empathy. I need the kitty litter, and the up chuck The inelegant realities, however gross Little things that bond two simpatico souls Aren’t always so glamourous I need the mythic vision and the everyday plain Extraordinary archetype and simply dear kitty Faerytale heroics, **** In Boots, “Memory”, Alleycat blues. I’m a cat lady in the making A cat lady-in-waiting I need a cat I need a cat I need a cat.
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Like a chatoyants So pretty to look at A colmely and dulcet A individual you doesn't want to upset Gives you a felicity A glamourous beauty Halcyon person Is like a lagniappe To give
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Aug 15, 2017
Aug 15, 2017 at 2:29 AM UTC
Ailurophile
from the nest in the eaves of the great house, the little bird could see. a sky, blue and flannel grey, a big ball of sun, the tips of the tree tops, down through the branches and trunks down, down, to the ground. where they are bound to the earth, by knotty rope roots. she, the little bird, could watch the people, hustle and bustle and sometimes, but not often dawdle, on the street. all chirupping and chirking away. she could see the horses and the carriages, going this and that way. the dogs that, bark as they play she could see all, the neighborhood cats as the well-fed, basked away the day and the mangy old stray, hunted for rats.. yes, she kept a close eye, on all those sneaky cats. but, what she liked to watch, best, what piqued her curiousity, as she sat on her nest. was the interior of the bedroom, across the way. for in there, was a fascinating sight, of a glamourous lady who had all manner of wonderful things, gloves of velvet and lace and calfskin leather, fans of painted paper or finely carved wood, corsets with whalebone stays and finest linen underwear buttons and baubles, trinkets and geegaws... strings of pearls and glittering things.. a parasol, peach-pink satin to shade her face from sunlight. but for all of this... the glamourous lady came often undone and sat weeping on the window seat. the little bird who lived in the eaves, did not envy the lady, who for all her things so pretty, was unhappy. and who so often, grieved. for the little bird, knew how to be content with her lot. with her nest of straw, her two little eggs. she needed no more than that...and a view of the street.... so she could see all those sneaky n' sly cats perhaps there is a lesson just there, in that.
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Jul 12, 2014
Jul 12, 2014 at 5:53 AM UTC
his eye is on.....
from the nest in the eaves of the great house, the little bird could see. a sky, blue and flannel grey, a big ball of sun, the tips of the tree tops, down through the branches and trunks down, down, to the ground. where they are bound to the earth, by knotty rope roots. she, the little bird, could watch the people, hustle and bustle and sometimes, but not often dawdle, on the street. all chirupping and chirking away. she could see the horses and the carriages, going this and that way. the dogs that, bark as they play she could see all, the neighborhood cats as the well-fed, basked away the day and the mangy old stray, hunted for rats.. yes, she kept a close eye, on all those sneaky cats. but, what she liked to watch, best, what piqued her curiousity, as she sat on her nest. was the interior of the bedroom, across the way. for in there, was a fascinating sight, of a glamourous lady who had all manner of wonderful things, gloves of velvet and lace and calfskin leather, fans of painted paper or finely carved wood, corsets with whalebone stays and finest linen underwear buttons and baubles, trinkets and geegaws... strings of pearls and glittering things.. a parasol, peach-pink satin to shade her face from sunlight. but for all of this... the glamourous lady came often undone and sat weeping on the window seat. the little bird who lived in the eaves, did not envy the lady, who for all her things so pretty, was unhappy. and who so often, grieved. for the little bird, knew how to be content with her lot. with her nest of straw, her two little eggs. she needed no more than that...and a view of the street.... so she could see all those sneaky n' sly cats perhaps there is a lesson just there, in that.
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I hate you 'cause you're skinny and I hate you 'cause you're pretty and I hate you 'cause you're clever and you're nothing oh but better I hate you 'cause you're perfect in every which way I hate you 'cause you're magnanimous and quite simply glamourous. I hate you 'cause you have it all and if you don't, you can get it. I hate you, cause you are and you have everything I've ever wanted everything I'll never have, I hate you for being born blessed and great and sultry and fine and somewhere down the line, you'll be perfectly content. I hate you for being happy I hate you for being you. I hate you because I won't say that it's me I really hate.
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May 28, 2014
May 28, 2014 at 5:46 PM UTC
Every other girl
to recite something to let it be in your bones to let it exist outside of yourself to let it mulch to let it dwindle to let it begin and to let it roll over and to let it slip and to let it die and to let it roll around in a ditch and to swim and scream and roundabout and to control and to gag and to conquer and to mistake and to make gate and to stand on the top of the curb to be ahead of the game to be moxy, merry, maybe just stay the same imbicile working for a penny a day while another man in the corner makes marmalade I’m bouncing, happy, glamourous gratitude going on around the stratosphere making my own career out of solitude masked in a gag of reddened retina on display with buddah large intensinal malfunction on the way towards the retina the eye, the eye, the eye, the eye and some may type as quickly as I and I do dare to challenge them to a duel as I will take them into the second round away from it all, away from it all and down the dark ages crawl, crawl, crawl and make it work for others to do the draw, to do the draw, to do the draw and make copies of music on top of another musical entrance music entrance music, entrance, music make a case out of stereotypes and continue on your own way inventive and invigorating and invested and afraid loving and simplifying and hating the mystery the beauty the absolute majesty keep me in check and keep me more for the moon and I’ll go along to the race track with old hank and swoon and swoon and swoon ride the horses on the way to nowhere and they will glisten in the evening sun and lay out on their own and lay out on their own and become what has never been done and become what has never been done the ****** is full and perfect and then the fall is back down and laughter is part of the question and it all goes down like that boom, boom, boom boom and then peace easy thought process a deep breath growls beautiful growls and laughter
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Feb 22, 2016
Feb 22, 2016 at 9:43 PM UTC
A mystery melody
to recite something to let it be in your bones to let it exist outside of yourself to let it mulch to let it dwindle to let it begin and to let it roll over and to let it slip and to let it die and to let it roll around in a ditch and to swim and scream and roundabout and to control and to gag and to conquer and to mistake and to make gate and to stand on the top of the curb to be ahead of the game to be moxy, merry, maybe just stay the same imbicile working for a penny a day while another man in the corner makes marmalade I’m bouncing, happy, glamourous gratitude going on around the stratosphere making my own career out of solitude masked in a gag of reddened retina on display with buddah large intensinal malfunction on the way towards the retina the eye, the eye, the eye, the eye and some may type as quickly as I and I do dare to challenge them to a duel as I will take them into the second round away from it all, away from it all and down the dark ages crawl, crawl, crawl and make it work for others to do the draw, to do the draw, to do the draw and make copies of music on top of another musical entrance music entrance music, entrance, music make a case out of stereotypes and continue on your own way inventive and invigorating and invested and afraid loving and simplifying and hating the mystery the beauty the absolute majesty keep me in check and keep me more for the moon and I’ll go along to the race track with old hank and swoon and swoon and swoon ride the horses on the way to nowhere and they will glisten in the evening sun and lay out on their own and lay out on their own and become what has never been done and become what has never been done the ****** is full and perfect and then the fall is back down and laughter is part of the question and it all goes down like that boom, boom, boom boom and then peace easy thought process a deep breath growls beautiful growls and laughter
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Your face feels different when it showcases a swipe of lipstick. Your hands feel different when they clutch a tube of lipstick. You are a different woman, Now a lady, in fact. Instantly more beautiful, more glamourous; A classic with added dignity, enhanced elegance. You become the paragon of femininity, Join the beauty icons in the lipsticked hall of fame. You become a force to be reckoned with in the glory of womanly arts. You become the dream of so many people, young and old, around the world. You are the symbol of a lady, any era, any nation- you are a queen now. You have become an artist of the highest, boldest, most powerful caliber.
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Nov 8, 2017
Nov 8, 2017 at 7:43 PM UTC
Lipstick