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Poems on a Mirror ~for Glenn Currier~ you don’t know me I don’t know you; poems on a mirror I ken truly well poems on the mirror saved, and then, comme the seasoning of leave-falling, poems dropping and drained...the post-it glue loosened by the daily heat of watery tears, making a space for this one, for you... there are poems and they arrive with fresh arrogance, each an arrow demanding your all as a target regardless   of what the shooter really thinks or wants, other than obedient acknowledgment and their self-loving flattery but some render where no rendering should be allowed those are the ones affixed - ones you chose to join the chosen, slapped onto mirrors - so many that they almost cover complete your image from presentation almost only because these poems are yours, you, they’re the truly accurate reflection even if not your words, indeed especially because they’re not yours but they start your day as a poem should and in doing so, become you What a Hall of Fame, to be a poem on Glenn’s Hall of Mirrors go pick the plums...
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Jul 15, 2018
Jul 15, 2018 at 2:18 PM UTC
Poems on a Mirror
Again the time has come for all to gather round the fire, "That time again", we say, while we assess the money drained, The looks of disappointment from the ***** with stupid attire, And truth will leak from drink fuelled mouths, with need to be restrained. Your mum is singing drunkenly, while flirting with the vicar, And dad is out the back sneaking a joint with cousin victor, The dog is ******* aunt Jemima's artificial leg, And someone just had a turkey fart,the kind that makes you sicker. The christmas lights have fused again, so grandad's on the roof, Sheer will power keeps him up there,and of course, martini vermouth, Grandma's lost her teeth,and someone screams near the eggnog, They're sent flying across the room and land in the fire on a log, You feel your patience slipping as the pandamoniem mounts, With thankless moans of "Oh well, its the ****** thought that counts", And not forgetting Glenn, invited by your mum, but why? So you and he can marry, and honeymoon in Hawaii. With no idea that Glenn is gay, i guess the joke's on her, I mean, what straight guy wears his y fronts entirely made from fur?? The night draws to a close,as bitter, crying family leave, And relief is all too short, as there's still new years eve!!!
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Dec 20, 2009
Dec 20, 2009 at 7:54 AM UTC
The meaning of "holiday"
dahil wara katapusan an duon san mga mata mabubuhay akong minamatay san dating kaaway ko sa lawas na ini sa lawas na ini naghambog an talawon pinapagubtik an kaaluhan na nagpapamuda muda na nagpupukaw saakon gurugab-i kendi na nagpapahibi mesias na naghahala-hala magiging madalas an pagsid-ip niya sa bintana para laen ko makita an liwanag malaog siya sa kahon ko laen para magkawat kundi dagdagan an pagub-at makasakat an pagbagsak siya na ako masurat tula. ~Written by Melton Balicano (a bikol dialect) since these eyes have been weighed down on unending i shall live while being slain by an old foe in this body this body where the craven had once boasted surging chagrins that blaspheme blasphemy that rouses this corpse in the dark treats that shed tears a messiah that taunts. he shall constantly peep through the window so that I see no light he will break in my casket not to thieve but to burden further the downfall shall rise then he becomes me penning a poem. ~a translation of Balicano's masterpiece Glenn Sentes
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Mar 6, 2013
Mar 6, 2013 at 7:59 PM UTC
Sepsis
Inside the bubble that is your mind Revolves an endless cycle of war The sting of your tyrannical thoughts Launches missiles through your vile lips Vilifying my dignity with hurricanes of syllabic outrage Swiftly dispensing my emotions into your hole of egoism Jealousy frequently consumes and controls your actions Foolishly you listen to every whisper that blows your way Tell me lady what do you want from me? I break my neck to fulfill your pleasures But you repay me in grotesque fashion **** on my pistol of revenge baby doll By Glenn McCrary © 2011 Glenn McCrary (All rights reserved)
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Nov 7, 2011
Nov 7, 2011 at 10:56 AM UTC
Intellectual Weaponry
-- we get woven into each other's life sometimes without realizing it I  felt it when the sun came up this morning I knew that I could not wait another day There is something I must tell you A voice is calling to me Until we find the bridge across forever Until this grand illusion brings us home You and I will always be together From this day on you'll never walk alone You're a part of me, I'm a part of you Wherever we may travel Whatever we may go through Whatever time and space may take away It cannot change the way I feel today So hold me close and say you feel it too You're a part of me and I'm a part of you You're a part of me, I'm a part of you Lyrics by Glenn Frey, English Dan
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Oct 16, 2015
Oct 16, 2015 at 5:24 AM UTC
Part of Me, Part of You
Who else in this inhumane edifice can dance while the suspecting eyes stare at his moistened armpit? Pathetically unknowing music uplifts not just the soul but the intellect. Who else got the fire in imparting? or … did theirs even start a single spark since then? Who else brings out the best in these hopefuls? It’s all the worse and worst that they see. And you think San Pedro would be pleased when you gloat you made all the priests, doctors, and engineers? Woe to you who humiliate the chair by your indolent butts while uttering kindergartenous blabbers you claim to be education! Then you get all you want while tabula rasa remains tabula rasa. And you You seated on the higher chairs! Why don’t you trample down awhile and put your cataracting sight to use before it even brings you to the death of light. Has anyone of you even heard what your god told to Pontius Pilate? Ha! The you-have-no-power-over-me’s have always been impervious to you bigots! And you say to your kin let me handle it. When it is delayed and their impatience grows you see they’ll leave. Did you ever fret about deadlines of bills, of matriculas, of debts? What do you feed to your clan? Feeds? Get Ripley’s here! Oh how divine to utter all the Fs! ©Glenn L. Sentes February 20, 2013
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Feb 20, 2013
Feb 20, 2013 at 5:41 AM UTC
The Gospel According to Mentor
Jackie Robinson is exalted as the first Black man to play, but far fewer fans remember Glenn Burke, the first ballplayer openly gay. Like Jackie, he played for the Dodgers- (different coast and a different time.) Glenn came up to the Majors In the summer of 79’ Burke was strong and tall and fast And some teammates called him “ King Kong” Though he roomed with Reggie Smith on the road most nights Reggie Smith slept alone. Burke befriended Young Tommy Lasorda which was why he was traded away. Old Lasorda couldn’t deal with the rumors, Nor acknowledge his own son was gay. Glenn Burke rode the pines while in Oakland Billy Martin never gave him much chance When Burke injured his leg in Spring Training That ended his time at the dance. He drifted, his playing days over, He used, he stole and did time. An accident left him a ******* Unprotected *** ended his line. No shock was the A.I.D.s diagnosis- His sister had long known he was gay. When she took him in he was dying when all others turned him away. Sandy Alderson, with the Athletics, took pity on Burke in despair. The team paid for his A.I.D.S. medication and covered the cost of his care. Sad is the fate of the Athlete unsung, dying apart from his team. Glenn Burke showed that a gay man could play, That a Gay Athlete also can dream. Glenn Burke passed a long time ago But his story deserves to be told. He said when your suffering, dying of A.I.D.S. Even days in the summer are cold.
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Oct 21, 2012
Oct 21, 2012 at 12:03 PM UTC
Out at the Plate
She saw the face of Judas in him. The bearded kiss festered no truth and the metallic breath exhaled putrid faithfulness. The trampled petals spoor no lusting stares, redolent no more even as the tongue creeps by the shoulders. The razors have summoned from the stinking room! A slit in the neck could rhythmically go by the thrusts unnoticed But the chorus of the beasts as shrill as the gongs of hell maiming vengeance yet not in the loss of blood will you die. Not in my hands. His demonic pleasures went on as the voodoo doll resurrected in the beat of my own gongs. Keep stirring as this spindle rouses my anathema! his chest hairs pint of blood vulture’s beak stallion’s tails bobcat’s eye dead evergreen Deborah’s tears. Stir and stir and stir! Murmur satan’s prayer mana mana mana boo! ruba ruba ruba hoo! Count the sands of the transient hourglass expiring ‘fore tic tac sound. Now her man froze, bulging eyes, blackened pulse! ‘tis freedom, Deborah! Free. Doomed. © Glenn Sentes 03-06-13
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Mar 6, 2013
Mar 6, 2013 at 6:59 PM UTC
The Nemesis of Deborah
Let my lips trail across the soft, white surface of your skin And straight down the tender bridge that is your spine Allow my fingers to massage your body with pleasure Unlocking the secrets of your dirtiest, lustful fantasies The sweet, **** screams light my soul on fire All sources of speech vanquish into thin air My tongue drinks from the river of Hell's kitchen Intensifying your castle of steamy, hot dreams Gently I ****** each spot with caution For each spot is dangerously tender One slick touch of pressure and from her Will erupt a ****** volcano I whisper to her in devilishly, fancy tones She whispers back in sensually, sacred moans With no hesitation I move in for one final kiss Our tongues rub each other sparking our taste buds Birthing a marvelous ocean of ecstasy By Glenn McCrary © 2011 Glenn McCrary (All rights reserved)
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Nov 7, 2011
Nov 7, 2011 at 10:54 AM UTC
****** Volcano
You began as a dream Dreamt by leaders with vision Evolving to surpass All of man's wildest ambition... With adventurous men Like Shepherd and Glenn You stubbornly strove To prove, once again Beyond any doubt That bounderies could be broken... Despite mishap and fire Alas, you did inspire A generation to dream... From Mercury to Apollo The world, it did follow Your steady pace To Tranquility Base... Via Viking and Voyager Your efforts did prove That exploration of the universe Was well on the move... To Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune... You tenaciously endeavored To, your accomplishments, festoon... Your progress was sure As you strove to endure The incessent chatter Of the grossly short-sighted Their nonsense did clatter Proving they were poorly enlightened... With untold discoveries Like non-stick surfaces and airtight seals Through your numerous breakthroughs You've shown us how it feels To live better... From Columbia to Hubbel You've saved us great trouble In our daily lives... With your Space Station mission You've shown the same vision And, continue to lead in gaining cognition Of our universe... Lead on, great adventurers Lead on.
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Nov 1, 2010
Nov 1, 2010 at 6:35 PM UTC
To The Adventurers
each stroke of greased fingers on the mohawk was a result of a genius work of art an outlet where my soul barely peeks yet you cut with your hypocritical shears and your rusty hand and you call it discipline and you call it concern I call it ******** the shadows on my eyelids were davincis and picassos sketched in a magnificent representation of inner self which you all want to see yet suffocate by your rotten curricula and you call it quality and you call it excellence I call it ******** the silver that glitters in these ears conceals the tortures of my youth the horrors that dwell in my every sleep yet you rip from my skin you are unworthy of touch and you call it decency and you call it suitability I call it ******** © Glenn L. Sentes
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Jun 4, 2013
Jun 4, 2013 at 8:40 PM UTC
prerogative of an oppressed freshman
Painkiller by Judas Priest (Glenn Tipton) and later covered by Death (Chuck Schuldiner) - Faster than a bullet Terrifying scream Enraged and full of anger, he's half man and half machine. Rides the metal monster, breathing smoke and fire, closing in with vengeance soaring high He is the Painkiller! This is the Painkiller! Planets devastated, mankind's on it's knees. A savior comes from out the skies in answer to their pleas. Through boiling clouds of thunder, blasting bolts of steel, evil's going under, deadly wheels! He is the Painkiller This is the Painkiller Faster than a laser bullet, louder than an atom bomb, chromium plated boiling metal, brighter than a thousand stars! Flying high on rapture Stronger free and brave, nevermore encaptured. They've been brought back from the grave With mankind ressurrected, forever to survive, returns from Armageddon to the skies! He is the Painkiller This is the Painkiller Wings of steel Painkiller Deadly wheels Painkiller
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Oct 19, 2013
Oct 19, 2013 at 5:12 PM UTC
Metal Appreciation (Painkiller)
Pixelated bitmap e-mares Digitized be mementos cached Her 8 bit vocal vintage freeware Transfers recurrent electric draughts The bitrate of virtual seduction Intrusively hacks my bones Taste be my lips of data eruption Elicited from her tone Physique a stimulating software Upon my Ethernet she crafts sparks A gem society deemed quite rare Though she possessed a vibrant bark Her bandwith I yearned to fiddle 'Twas encrypted with die-hard lust She moans in esoteric riddles Keen I decode them whilst I ****** Pizazz eclipsing our veins A billion megabytes colliding Satiated we crash free of rein Unforeseen servers uniting © 2012 (All rights reserved) This poem is featured in the poetry collection “Technicolor” as written by Glenn McCrary The collection is currently available in paperback and hardcover editions for purchase on Lulu.com .
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Feb 25, 2012
Feb 25, 2012 at 4:09 PM UTC
Digital Cinderella
The Poetry Barn wasn’t really a barn It was merely an old farm house, It sat on the acres of Eddington’s Farm, Surrounded by sheep and by cows. But Poets came over from Stuttersby Dell, Drove over from Scatabout Wood, To write in the air of the Poetry Barn About things, when they ought and they should. They came from Great Orton, they came from Rams Well, They came from Glenn Wheatley and Grey, The best and the worst of the poets you’d find At the Poetry Barn, every day, The rooms had been empty for many a year So they all sat on bundles of straw, And when they ran out they would send up a shout, So some would go out and get more. The mornings would see all the Elegies worked, The Epics, the Odes and Quatrains, The Poetry Barn would then grumble and groan As the Dirges would enter the drains. By noon the fair Sonnets came into their own With just the odd wanton Lament, When poets would seek out the culprit to find One grinding his verse in a tent. By evening they’d work on the Pastoral, The Sestet, the Roundel as well, And those at a loss after losing the toss Would be stuck with the old Villanelle, They’d all settle down when the Moon came up round, And the stars twinkled boldly in rhyme, When one asked the other, ‘pray, what rhymes with brother,’ And he’d say, ‘your Mom, all the time.’ The poems would stick to the inside walls, Would tear at each other like knaves, They’d fill up the aisles and lie flat on the tiles And would damage the old architraves. At night you could hear all the horses hooves As they carried the good news to Aix, And in came the wedding guest, him with the albatross Counting his many mistakes. I saw that they’d burned down the Poetry Barn With one sad, incendiary rhyme, A poet called Glover who wrote to his lover ‘My candle, you light all the time.’ The straw caught alight in his lover’s delight And they fled from that bastion of verse, I just penned this missal for someone to whistle, The one that he’d written was worse. David Lewis Paget
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Nov 22, 2015
Nov 22, 2015 at 6:25 AM UTC
The Poetry Barn
The Poetry Barn wasn’t really a barn It was merely an old farm house, It sat on the acres of Eddington’s Farm, Surrounded by sheep and by cows. But Poets came over from Stuttersby Dell, Drove over from Scatabout Wood, To write in the air of the Poetry Barn About things, when they ought and they should. They came from Great Orton, they came from Rams Well, They came from Glenn Wheatley and Grey, The best and the worst of the poets you’d find At the Poetry Barn, every day, The rooms had been empty for many a year So they all sat on bundles of straw, And when they ran out they would send up a shout, So some would go out and get more. The mornings would see all the Elegies worked, The Epics, the Odes and Quatrains, The Poetry Barn would then grumble and groan As the Dirges would enter the drains. By noon the fair Sonnets came into their own With just the odd wanton Lament, When poets would seek out the culprit to find One grinding his verse in a tent. By evening they’d work on the Pastoral, The Sestet, the Roundel as well, And those at a loss after losing the toss Would be stuck with the old Villanelle, They’d all settle down when the Moon came up round, And the stars twinkled boldly in rhyme, When one asked the other, ‘pray, what rhymes with brother,’ And he’d say, ‘your Mom, all the time.’ The poems would stick to the inside walls, Would tear at each other like knaves, They’d fill up the aisles and lie flat on the tiles And would damage the old architraves. At night you could hear all the horses hooves As they carried the good news to Aix, And in came the wedding guest, him with the albatross Counting his many mistakes. I saw that they’d burned down the Poetry Barn With one sad, incendiary rhyme, A poet called Glover who wrote to his lover ‘My candle, you light all the time.’ The straw caught alight in his lover’s delight And they fled from that bastion of verse, I just penned this missal for someone to whistle, The one that he’d written was worse. David Lewis Paget
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Took 287 South to a Borders Goin Outta Biz Sale. Books may be anachronisms, relics from yesterdays analog age, but literacy's bankruptcy does have advantages. Take an additional 30% off on any orphans pleading release from the discount racks. Snooping down the literature isle Samuel Beckett's somber face arrested my roving eyeballs. A stern stare printed across 5 spines of his shrink wrapped oeuvre commanded my arm to rise to liberate the face from the dismal shelf. In mid flight my reach was hijacked by a Kris Kringley red snow flaked trim tome standing open face next to earnest Beckett. It was "The Christmas Sweater" by NYT Best Selling Author, Glenn Beck. Clasping at Beck's book, it inflicted a nasty paper cut to my ring finger. My mind recoiled, thinking, "serves you right. Like Martha, I shoulda chosen the better thing." I'll never make that mistake again. Borders Books Riverdale 2/20/11 jbm
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Nov 6, 2011
Nov 6, 2011 at 3:50 PM UTC
Choose The Better Thing
With every breath that escapes your lips Another soul collapses to its knees in shock With every touch you attempt to place upon purity Leaves the tears that fall to freeze into loveless icicles In the wake of your presence Mother Nature asks for peace Roses beg abundantly for forgiveness in gentle tones of suffering Though being the criminal you are you don't possess a heart And if you do it remains covered in shadows of narcissism It must get extremely lonely living in vain memory of your existence Without hesitation you impose your chokehold of tasteless agony Around the delicate throats of the angels that attempt to help you A cold, grim grin spreads across the surface of your wounded cheeks Entertained by witnessing humans be stripped bare Their bodies serving as the canvas to your steel blade In the air you wave your hands just like a magician Sliding the blade back and forth across their skins Carving death upon their foreheads The echo of your laughter being the pistol That pierces their skulls with fierce pressure As they drop dead with cowering fear Fuming from their lifeless corpses By Glenn McCrary © 2011 Glenn McCrary (All rights reserved)
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Nov 7, 2011
Nov 7, 2011 at 10:44 AM UTC
Lovelorn Adversary
On the mental ward, there is no "Lord," no "Savior." Only society's leftovers, shuffled to and fro and around and around we go.
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Apr 6, 2016
Apr 6, 2016 at 3:51 PM UTC
Brook Glenn
Yea verily The Movers and Shakers are society’s paveway makers. They recognise a need, feel a cause and initiate action. These people make things happen, they are the driving force in our society. By virtue of their very nature, they are rarely perfect, they have backgrounds and have, invariably, at some some stage of their life, trodden on the daisies. Our society could not do without these people. They are a rare minority and because of their positivity and momentum They make enemies. The enemy of the Movers and the Shakers are the Naysayers and the Finger Pointers. The Naysayers and Finger Pointers are the reactive side of society. They rarely initiate and rarely expose themselves to the spotlight. They fester in the shadows in their masses and froth into braying criticism Which may, or may not, develop into righteous finger pointing and condemnation. (Depending, of course, on the issue at hand and the degree of hysteria generated.) The Naysayers and Finger Pointers are society’s negatives. (They would say that they are society’s necessary checks and controls… Which perhaps, to some degree they are.) The realm of the Tall Poppy Syndrome is the perfect territory for Naysayer/Finger Pointer operation. It provides the right mix of avarice, envy and vengeance to blend clandestinely beneath a covering cloak of righteous indignation. And it provides the symbiotic platform for mass reaction from the great unwashed. I note that Mayor Bob Parker and benefactor Sir Owen Glenn are the latest recipients of negative onslaught. The Mayor has just announced that, after many years of public service, he has had a guts full of the braying abuse and is throwing in the towel. I sincerely hope that he retires with wealth and lovely wife and that he bathes in the satisfaction of his many, many achievements…well away from the accusing crowd. And if I was Sir Owen Glenn, I would abruptly cancel the offered, generous, $2 million finance for the Anti Domestic Violence Campaign and with fierce eye tell the Naysayers and Finger Pointers of New Zealand society to go stuff themselves… then turn and walk away, never to return. Marshalg Pukehana Paradise AUCKLAND 5 July 2013
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Jul 5, 2013
Jul 5, 2013 at 4:28 PM UTC
Yea Verily.....
Yea verily The Movers and Shakers are society’s paveway makers. They recognise a need, feel a cause and initiate action. These people make things happen, they are the driving force in our society. By virtue of their very nature, they are rarely perfect, they have backgrounds and have, invariably, at some some stage of their life, trodden on the daisies. Our society could not do without these people. They are a rare minority and because of their positivity and momentum They make enemies. The enemy of the Movers and the Shakers are the Naysayers and the Finger Pointers. The Naysayers and Finger Pointers are the reactive side of society. They rarely initiate and rarely expose themselves to the spotlight. They fester in the shadows in their masses and froth into braying criticism Which may, or may not, develop into righteous finger pointing and condemnation. (Depending, of course, on the issue at hand and the degree of hysteria generated.) The Naysayers and Finger Pointers are society’s negatives. (They would say that they are society’s necessary checks and controls… Which perhaps, to some degree they are.) The realm of the Tall Poppy Syndrome is the perfect territory for Naysayer/Finger Pointer operation. It provides the right mix of avarice, envy and vengeance to blend clandestinely beneath a covering cloak of righteous indignation. And it provides the symbiotic platform for mass reaction from the great unwashed. I note that Mayor Bob Parker and benefactor Sir Owen Glenn are the latest recipients of negative onslaught. The Mayor has just announced that, after many years of public service, he has had a guts full of the braying abuse and is throwing in the towel. I sincerely hope that he retires with wealth and lovely wife and that he bathes in the satisfaction of his many, many achievements…well away from the accusing crowd. And if I was Sir Owen Glenn, I would abruptly cancel the offered, generous, $2 million finance for the Anti Domestic Violence Campaign and with fierce eye tell the Naysayers and Finger Pointers of New Zealand society to go stuff themselves… then turn and walk away, never to return. Marshalg Pukehana Paradise AUCKLAND 5 July 2013
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The dark and devilish nature of her words Strike my soul with bone crushing impact Delivering me to unfathomable heights Soaring beyond valleys of unspoken truths I swear I could feel the searing pain secreting From the puddles of ink unmercifully *********** From within her little black pen of revenge A cold, hard case of poetic justice iced my veins Slashing fiercely through the tender tissues of my heart Leaving a dreadful scar of excruciating scorn Forever embedded in what was once a sacred home It was as if a voodoo ritual was taking place Possessing every inch of my flesh successfully Soaking my skin with tsunamis of fear Compelling my body to dance with the spirit As I danced to the rhythm of the drums A cloud of smoke was blown to distort my vision In the wake of the smoke I began to hallucinate The image of a **** harlot equipped with a machete Appeared before my eyes taking me by surprise Ready to slaughter and **** all who oppose her And rob them of their oh so precious manhood She pressed her lips against the blade then blew a kiss The kiss caressed my lips with the taste of honey By the swift blow of a gentle breeze she was gone When I returned from this coma of entertainment A severe addiction was unmistakably evident My taste buds craved for more of this woman's literature I had fallen victim to her powerful hex of poetic justice By Glenn McCrary © 2011 Glenn McCrary (All rights reserved)
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Oct 18, 2011
Oct 18, 2011 at 6:28 AM UTC
Voodoo Autograph
In a sphere of infinite narcissism Wicked homosapiens tread the horizon Daunting threats of turbulent tragedy Dawn upon the hopeless, roaming souls Sheathing them with treacherous shadows Of atrociously, covert crucifixion The elite coquettes hearken The tumultous sound Emanating from multiple, acrid massacres Tainting these notably wounded hearts Within a satanic plethora Of acrimonious equivocation By nightfall a harrowing suicide By daybreak a dreary mourning Catastrophe is all that occupies This infamous wasteland of avarice By Glenn McCrary © 2011 (All rights reserved)
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Aug 29, 2011
Aug 29, 2011 at 7:15 AM UTC
Infamous Wasteland
I want to be friends with Glenn Danzig. We can conjure up some evil. No lesser imps or minor demons though. Only a meeting with the capital “D” Devil because Glenn and I would command such an audience. I want to be friends with Glenn Danzig. We can giggle like schoolgirls when Chuck Biscuits sits on that whoopie cushion we left out for him or finds a fake, plastic eyeball floating in his coffee mug. I want to be friends with Glenn Danzig. We can go on the “Punch America’s Face Again” tour. We wouldn't be singing in our slimy baritones on this road trip. Just passing out black eyes like Halloween candy. Leaving a trail of busted noses and broken hearts in our wake. There would be sleepovers. Glenn and me with Iggy Pop, Johnny Rotten and the ghost of Peter Steele in attendance. Ouija Boards and light-as-a-feather. Peter Steele would always win. He is a ******* ghost after all. We could give each other nicknames: Goodboy Glenn and The Big Dill. maybe a secret handshake… Nothing too elaborate. Just cool, y’know? We would text one another after the season finale of The Walking Dead: Darryl needs to die he’s not even in the comic but it’ll probably be Michonne there’s no justice on T.V. for cool black girls this show has just been a study in emotionally manipulating its audience since the beginning anyway why are we the only ones who see that Why are we the only ones who see that? Are you listening Glenn?
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Feb 10, 2017
Feb 10, 2017 at 9:10 PM UTC
Amicitia Infernalis
In a street swamped by An abundant sea of darkness Illuminated by nothing but The concrete glow of the moon The shadow of an amorously dangerous man Came into existence His ****** aroma heavily polluted the air With opulent seduction Making helpless slaves of All the women in the valley As well as heightening Their remaining four senses He prances around in his Fancy, black leather jacket With a pocket chain Dangling from his waist side Jet black shades occupying The masterpiece that is his face He blows a royal kiss of glitter Trailing after the runaways A swift touch to one's forehead And in seconds she'll be on her knees Begging and pleading for more Simply because she can't get enough It's as if his body was a delectable tower Of chocolate covered strawberries Dipped in an ocean of the most Exquisite tasting honey known to man Each woman who had been cast Under his precious spell Was now imprisoned within A mind controlling coma They couldn't seem to lift their inquiring eyes From the creamy complexion of his skin Severe urges to kiss and **** his flesh Possessed their bodies with great power He lives the life that most men would **** for With thousands of women wrapped around his finger Fulfilling his every single wish and command Tackling him with avalanches of never ending pleasures In the eyes of these women He was an icon of majestic worship They bow down before him Massaging his toes with kisses Leaving trails of roses to rest at his feet And to think this persona was conceived From his supernaturally seductive abilities The strangest thing about this man Was that nobody knew of his name Nor where his audacious soul Had so suddenly escaped from Only that he was unimaginably handsome His charming hex of temptation And superior intellect alone Had transformed stainless virgins Into despicable nymphomaniacs Jeopardizing the entire female gender With his smooth talking scandals A luxurious craft of extravagant gold A tragic truth yet to be told This man was known as The Poet *** God By Glenn McCrary © 2011 Glenn McCrary (All rights reserved)
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Oct 24, 2011
Oct 24, 2011 at 1:40 AM UTC
Poet *** God
In a street swamped by An abundant sea of darkness Illuminated by nothing but The concrete glow of the moon The shadow of an amorously dangerous man Came into existence His ****** aroma heavily polluted the air With opulent seduction Making helpless slaves of All the women in the valley As well as heightening Their remaining four senses He prances around in his Fancy, black leather jacket With a pocket chain Dangling from his waist side Jet black shades occupying The masterpiece that is his face He blows a royal kiss of glitter Trailing after the runaways A swift touch to one's forehead And in seconds she'll be on her knees Begging and pleading for more Simply because she can't get enough It's as if his body was a delectable tower Of chocolate covered strawberries Dipped in an ocean of the most Exquisite tasting honey known to man Each woman who had been cast Under his precious spell Was now imprisoned within A mind controlling coma They couldn't seem to lift their inquiring eyes From the creamy complexion of his skin Severe urges to kiss and **** his flesh Possessed their bodies with great power He lives the life that most men would **** for With thousands of women wrapped around his finger Fulfilling his every single wish and command Tackling him with avalanches of never ending pleasures In the eyes of these women He was an icon of majestic worship They bow down before him Massaging his toes with kisses Leaving trails of roses to rest at his feet And to think this persona was conceived From his supernaturally seductive abilities The strangest thing about this man Was that nobody knew of his name Nor where his audacious soul Had so suddenly escaped from Only that he was unimaginably handsome His charming hex of temptation And superior intellect alone Had transformed stainless virgins Into despicable nymphomaniacs Jeopardizing the entire female gender With his smooth talking scandals A luxurious craft of extravagant gold A tragic truth yet to be told This man was known as The Poet *** God By Glenn McCrary © 2011 Glenn McCrary (All rights reserved)
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I am a man regardless of what you say. I am a man regardless of what I see in the mirror every day. Alexis Elizabeth Glenn... That name will be reserved for someone who wants it because it sure as hell isn't me. Alexavier Edward Glenn... That name I only hear in my head. Yet when I turn that big one right it will be the only name coming from people's mouths. When I turn eighteen my life will get better. Alexis Elizabeth Glenn... This name doesn't mean anything anymore. Soon it will be a distant memory a horrible nightmare. Alexavier Edward Glenn... My future daydream. Don't worry this isn't the death of Alexis. It is the birth of Alexavier. Yet most of her will for out. Yet she will always be part of me. I won't cross out that name. Alexis Elizabeth Glenn From my memoir. Alexis Elizabeth Glenn is the prologue for Alexavier Edward Glenn.
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Mar 1, 2015
Mar 1, 2015 at 11:44 PM UTC
My Name
Pictographs concoct Quaint flavors An appetite blooms Ginger locks descend Passion skates A micro death sparks Pixels synthesize Collections Of synchronized whines Lips laced with temptation Eyes descending sunsets Elements of resolution © 2012 (All rights reserved) This poem is featured in the poetry collection “Technicolor” as written by Glenn McCrary The collection is currently available in paperback and hardcover editions for purchase on Lulu.com .
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Feb 25, 2012
Feb 25, 2012 at 4:14 PM UTC
Pixel Juliet
If you’ve only ever smelled fir trees covered with freshly fallen snow- then you haven’t smelled it. It’s an acquired smell, for sure. It comes just in between the whiffs of mashed potatoes mashed carrots mashed peas mashed turkey hell, mashed ginger-ale for all I know. . . Somewhere amongst that microwaved menagerie, masked with the smell of eau de toilette, it lives, and smells sweeter the longer brown sugar bubbles on top of caramelizing yams. If you can’t smell it, maybe you can find it. Not many can, or do. It hides in plain sight, though. A lost and found box with accumulated cobwebs - everything still unclaimed. A flyer for free puppies that no one ever took because they were “too much responsibility.” Maybe there aren’t enough seekers in this game of empty rooms and blank guest books. But keep looking, until bingo prize hand-me-downs after school plays look like Oscars. You won’t see it until it makes you believe that plastic Mardis Gras beads are Tiffany-blue boxes. It’s not so much in the nose, or the eyes as it is in the endurance. Endure the voiceless Glenn Miller until his brass bellows become her voice - whispering “I love you” to the effortless rhythm of “Moonlight Serenade.” And imagine her, swapping her orthopedics for black heels, elegantly taking Pop’s hand as he helps her up from her wheelchair, to join him for just one more dance. Watch as they become the sepia-colored couple in every anniversary photo. That black dress. Those fake pearls. The crescendo of the band. It’s hard to miss when it’s screaming at you.
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Feb 18, 2014
Feb 18, 2014 at 11:38 PM UTC
Love sits in wheelchairs and sticks to dentures.
If you’ve only ever smelled fir trees covered with freshly fallen snow- then you haven’t smelled it. It’s an acquired smell, for sure. It comes just in between the whiffs of mashed potatoes mashed carrots mashed peas mashed turkey hell, mashed ginger-ale for all I know. . . Somewhere amongst that microwaved menagerie, masked with the smell of eau de toilette, it lives, and smells sweeter the longer brown sugar bubbles on top of caramelizing yams. If you can’t smell it, maybe you can find it. Not many can, or do. It hides in plain sight, though. A lost and found box with accumulated cobwebs - everything still unclaimed. A flyer for free puppies that no one ever took because they were “too much responsibility.” Maybe there aren’t enough seekers in this game of empty rooms and blank guest books. But keep looking, until bingo prize hand-me-downs after school plays look like Oscars. You won’t see it until it makes you believe that plastic Mardis Gras beads are Tiffany-blue boxes. It’s not so much in the nose, or the eyes as it is in the endurance. Endure the voiceless Glenn Miller until his brass bellows become her voice - whispering “I love you” to the effortless rhythm of “Moonlight Serenade.” And imagine her, swapping her orthopedics for black heels, elegantly taking Pop’s hand as he helps her up from her wheelchair, to join him for just one more dance. Watch as they become the sepia-colored couple in every anniversary photo. That black dress. Those fake pearls. The crescendo of the band. It’s hard to miss when it’s screaming at you.
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