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"glazey" poems
***Our story begins in a galaxy far far away on the dark chocolate side of The Milky Way the planets all look like cookies and donuts boys and girls grow to be bakers and astronauts they have five different planets that orbit two suns ****** is smaller and Butter is the bigger one the first is Glazey-1 the second is Eclarian-2 spell Heaven backwards and Nevaeh-3 comes into view the forth is my favorite, they call it Smore-4 most well known for it’s white melting core and last but certainly not least is Oreo-5 it’s surface is hardest and is smallest in size a special place for sure is this sweet solar system planets sparkle after a sugary rain sweetens and mists ‘em watch a cartoon, blow a balloon or hum your favorite tune or you can do as I do, and wish upon Macaroon Moon***
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May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 9:47 AM UTC
****** & Butter and the Macaroon Moon
i govern an idling heart                                                                 doomingly glazey won't lift a care                    but won't swat no fly either maintains functional        with the safety hitched on observes the public goings and fro-ings                                        without discrimination but offers no service                                        no aid             and no addition docile         and folded         and dormant of view in a world-scape kniving to be brighter                                                                                               more memorable and avidly self dominant                              i am a skiving witness the older i get the more this approach                                                              is not an easy one i observe a neighbour bully about his kids                  using jest rewards between shouting them to heel and cuffing them violent i observe a lady place her friend                                                                         with a simple remark ('i like your choker.. it's like something i wore as a child it's nice to remember that') i observe war retread on the screen                                       i observe a couple secretly kiss and brush fingers.           human spoil seen now ;                  it draws pity, pain and longing i am not devoid                                                                despite much practice             some involvement on my part                                              may be due
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Mar 23, 2022
Mar 23, 2022 at 6:10 PM UTC
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i govern an idling heart                                                                 doomingly glazey won't lift a care                    but won't swat no fly either maintains functional        with the safety hitched on observes the public goings and fro-ings                                        without discrimination but offers no service                                        no aid             and no addition docile         and folded         and dormant of view in a world-scape kniving to be brighter                                                                                               more memorable and avidly self dominant                              i am a skiving witness the older i get the more this approach                                                              is not an easy one i observe a neighbour bully about his kids                  using jest rewards between shouting them to heel and cuffing them violent i observe a lady place her friend                                                                         with a simple remark ('i like your choker.. it's like something i wore as a child it's nice to remember that') i observe war retread on the screen                                       i observe a couple secretly kiss and brush fingers.           human spoil seen now ;                  it draws pity, pain and longing i am not devoid                                                                despite much practice             some involvement on my part                                              may be due
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I am dressing up like I want to be Johnny Depp's girlfriend Helvetica is not the font I am looking for There is a little shame in being trendy There's no shame in wearing a little Fendi My hair cut short like I don't care Dark lips Daisy dukes A plain white tee Little tattoos to speckle my body like stars on a glazey galaxy My glass slippers make my want to break into a dance Everything is an emotion The air is thick with the stickiness of sexiness I am a Professional But being a model isn't my job My favourite age is 22 I'm not yours to keep I am me to be mine I am not ready I am already I shine I am a millennial I look a million bucks I am worth it
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May 30, 2016
May 30, 2016 at 5:46 AM UTC
More Me
Goodbye poetry is my favourite kind The poets that feed you those delectable bites of glazey sickly love To only have it drip through your outstretched arms Leaving only a sticky sappy mess in its wake Poets that use words that make you flinch From wounds you hadn't known to have gored a hole in your heart The kind of striking imagery that slices you like a chefs knife through an orange The two halves swirling away from each other I adore the way they hide behind their verbs and paragraphs and metaphors Just like a child dodging kind strangers, clinging on to their mothers knees And yet simultaneously, it's all exposed, Naked figures intertwined in the bare legs of poetry Filthy washing between the lines if you only know how to see it Goodbye poetry is my favourite kind It’s the only kind poets write about Its juicier than the trickles of saccharine kisses in the golden rays of summer It’s the rawest kind of poetry you will ever read, because when it's all over When there is nobody to spend every beautifully blithe day with That’s when the seconds turn sour And we sit in the earthy soil and write Our goodbye poetry Poets only know how to make you cry Goodbye k.g.
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Jul 10, 2018
Jul 10, 2018 at 11:54 AM UTC
Goodbye Poetry