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"grafting" poems
I moved a few years ago To the upper state of Vermont Although the place is beautiful At times it can be one great big yawn That's when we put our heads together Me and my best friend Shawn And came up with the great idea To start a Hippie Farm Our noggins were a knocking Not sure how this could be done Do Hippies come from packs of seeds Or like flowers, in a bunch And can you start them off by grafting Like they do on Apple Farms Where you get rows and rows of Hippies From just a single one That's when Shawn remembered this mail order magazine That we took out and took a look inside It came with an assortment of Hippies From Raw to Roasted to Highly Deep Fried So we sat and weighed all of our options And ordered a bushel of Hippies alive Then we set out cultivating the fields Till the day our Hippies arrived The package  arrived a few days later In an old beat up VW Bus With psychedelic smoke pouring from the windows Pretty sure they all came buzzed Of course Hippies don't come with instructions Only bell bottom jeans and old Jefferson Airplane tapes Can't tell you how many Hippies we went through Before we learned from our mistakes Like don't plant a Hippie face first in the dirt They need a bit of air to breath And they don't like to be over watered Just dust them off when you feel the need Now that the farm is up and running We seem to have come into our own We've even come up with  a way of branding Some of the Hippies that we've grown We started selling them in flavors Like Ben and Jerry's down the street From our Abbie Hoffman Radical Cherry To our Hendrix Hazy Purple Berry Treat But it's our Groovy Rainbow Roundup Hippie Whose sales have never let us down In fact I'd put that Hippie up against Anybody else's Hippie in town I've never been much of one to brag But we're known on the East coast, up and down We've had people as far away as Florida Come and buy our Hippies by the pound So next time your up in Vermont Stop in and take a tour and watch us grow Don't forget to stop by our gift shop And purchase your very own Hippie to take home
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Feb 8, 2014
Feb 8, 2014 at 9:57 AM UTC
~Hippie Farm~
I moved a few years ago To the upper state of Vermont Although the place is beautiful At times it can be one great big yawn That's when we put our heads together Me and my best friend Shawn And came up with the great idea To start a Hippie Farm Our noggins were a knocking Not sure how this could be done Do Hippies come from packs of seeds Or like flowers, in a bunch And can you start them off by grafting Like they do on Apple Farms Where you get rows and rows of Hippies From just a single one That's when Shawn remembered this mail order magazine That we took out and took a look inside It came with an assortment of Hippies From Raw to Roasted to Highly Deep Fried So we sat and weighed all of our options And ordered a bushel of Hippies alive Then we set out cultivating the fields Till the day our Hippies arrived The package  arrived a few days later In an old beat up VW Bus With psychedelic smoke pouring from the windows Pretty sure they all came buzzed Of course Hippies don't come with instructions Only bell bottom jeans and old Jefferson Airplane tapes Can't tell you how many Hippies we went through Before we learned from our mistakes Like don't plant a Hippie face first in the dirt They need a bit of air to breath And they don't like to be over watered Just dust them off when you feel the need Now that the farm is up and running We seem to have come into our own We've even come up with  a way of branding Some of the Hippies that we've grown We started selling them in flavors Like Ben and Jerry's down the street From our Abbie Hoffman Radical Cherry To our Hendrix Hazy Purple Berry Treat But it's our Groovy Rainbow Roundup Hippie Whose sales have never let us down In fact I'd put that Hippie up against Anybody else's Hippie in town I've never been much of one to brag But we're known on the East coast, up and down We've had people as far away as Florida Come and buy our Hippies by the pound So next time your up in Vermont Stop in and take a tour and watch us grow Don't forget to stop by our gift shop And purchase your very own Hippie to take home
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Sprang forth with no branches or leaves. Small roots. Bore mangoes, papayas,guava and bananas. Hybrid, mid limb grafting. The trunk is a figment but it stands non less. You see my family tree never was and always will be. A roadside shade with low hanging fruit. Was never planted.It was a deposit from the bowels of an exotic bird of the jungles that sampled at leisure the offerings of the rain forests. The Hardtack and marmalade came on ships with the kings business Mixed with the Nigerian Fu-Fu ,the Aztec maize the Mayan legumes. and all points of the compass. Old Joe Denegri, The Blancaneaux , The Cattouse, The Melado, The Pinks The Flowers,The Orozco and more. And boundless from the ***** of opportunity. Piecemeal and untethered. But it is the tree that I must cling to. However rough the bark. The sap runs heavy and slow in the humid Belizean heat.To meet the earth. Cool breezes blow a haunting disharmony. A sweet unity in chaos. The soil is rich,pungent and forgiving. Soon, A bell tolls in the distance. The Sea mists my dreams. A stairway of coconut fronds to azure skies. Nighttime smells like creation. The still slackened pace. The small rat race. Tempest in a teapot. Urban-rural. Coolie gal. Creole boy. New Chinese. Old African. Ubiquitous Espania. Garinagu. Mosquito coast. Children of Mennon. Old Basque faces. Things we call races left with small traces of what? My tree, her tree, histree. I am you and you are me. I see me in your face and you see me. We are and will continue to be. Blended. a hybrid. An orchid wild.
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Feb 22, 2013
Feb 22, 2013 at 5:02 AM UTC
My Family Tree
Sprang forth with no branches or leaves. Small roots. Bore mangoes, papayas,guava and bananas. Hybrid, mid limb grafting. The trunk is a figment but it stands non less. You see my family tree never was and always will be. A roadside shade with low hanging fruit. Was never planted.It was a deposit from the bowels of an exotic bird of the jungles that sampled at leisure the offerings of the rain forests. The Hardtack and marmalade came on ships with the kings business Mixed with the Nigerian Fu-Fu ,the Aztec maize the Mayan legumes. and all points of the compass. Old Joe Denegri, The Blancaneaux , The Cattouse, The Melado, The Pinks The Flowers,The Orozco and more. And boundless from the ***** of opportunity. Piecemeal and untethered. But it is the tree that I must cling to. However rough the bark. The sap runs heavy and slow in the humid Belizean heat.To meet the earth. Cool breezes blow a haunting disharmony. A sweet unity in chaos. The soil is rich,pungent and forgiving. Soon, A bell tolls in the distance. The Sea mists my dreams. A stairway of coconut fronds to azure skies. Nighttime smells like creation. The still slackened pace. The small rat race. Tempest in a teapot. Urban-rural. Coolie gal. Creole boy. New Chinese. Old African. Ubiquitous Espania. Garinagu. Mosquito coast. Children of Mennon. Old Basque faces. Things we call races left with small traces of what? My tree, her tree, histree. I am you and you are me. I see me in your face and you see me. We are and will continue to be. Blended. a hybrid. An orchid wild.
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Calf augmentation => silicon implantation Endoscopy, otoplasty, baby Mentoplasty, rhinoplasty, scalpel Juvederm at 4, Starbucks pit-stop right after, pop some xany's and go Chemical peel, dermabrasion Dr. Unknown PhD. meet patient Montag XR3. Brain stimulation, kneecap replacement Doc, I'm starting to miss the table, is this a complication I should expect? Fat grafting, bone grafting, mystic tanning (what really is natural nowadays?) Chin reconstruction, laser resurfacing, (what really is me anyways?) Consultation with your post-op pain, It's gonna be "Ouchy" for a month, but worth it in the end. Self-esteem scan shows a cancerous tumor and growth Yuck And here I thought plastic was "cancer-free"?
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Apr 9, 2012
Apr 9, 2012 at 11:43 PM UTC
Ken Doll
Brought forth from a darkness so secure, baby boy relentless in the pursuit of education gazed upon the egg shell walls and sterile environment. Breathing as if it were natural. A construction of steel and concrete was the new cocoon , the window was an eye to a neoteric world. Bright white lights shone from within and a dull foreboding cloud loomed beyond the glass for the child to appreciate. Mother exhausted collapsed sighing. She is the antidote to all that is evil, she is the mother to the world. A usually stick-thin figure now distended but leisurely relaxing. Nursing her son as if it were natural. Swooning nurses swaddle infants, the original factory workers. Substantial days grafting, workhorses prancing throughout aseptic halls. The heroines of our world. A tribe appears from dust clouds, over the dunes, panting, half-alive. Heavenly Ethiope arriving in time for the world to begin. Tumescent in her ecclesiastic luminescence bearing a King destined to travel great distances primed for expulsion from the cimmerian safety of the womb. The seas of the earth accumulate before the small band of tall-standing creatures of exquisite anthropomorphism. Creatures from across the great unexplored continent at the centre of our world gathered in frenzied crowds. The Elephants marched in earth shattering herds, the lions of the Savannah put aside their differences and sat amongst the wild dogs of Ethiopia and the grévy's zebra, the dibatag stood and eagerly waited. Shrews, mice, gazelle, otters, cheetahs and giraffes all surrounded the tribe. Taking a silent vow and allowing stewardship to be passed along to a new generation. Every mother is the mother of the earth. Her earth, the personal concept of earth that only she may understand. Both children are connected by the planet they learn to walk upon. Connected by a thousand generations but connected nonetheless. They are one and the same. Each bought into a world in which they have no knowledge, each merely a slate eager to be scrawled upon by the elders of this fine rock.
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Jan 12, 2013
Jan 12, 2013 at 9:53 PM UTC
The Light of the World and the Beginning of Life
Brought forth from a darkness so secure, baby boy relentless in the pursuit of education gazed upon the egg shell walls and sterile environment. Breathing as if it were natural. A construction of steel and concrete was the new cocoon , the window was an eye to a neoteric world. Bright white lights shone from within and a dull foreboding cloud loomed beyond the glass for the child to appreciate. Mother exhausted collapsed sighing. She is the antidote to all that is evil, she is the mother to the world. A usually stick-thin figure now distended but leisurely relaxing. Nursing her son as if it were natural. Swooning nurses swaddle infants, the original factory workers. Substantial days grafting, workhorses prancing throughout aseptic halls. The heroines of our world. A tribe appears from dust clouds, over the dunes, panting, half-alive. Heavenly Ethiope arriving in time for the world to begin. Tumescent in her ecclesiastic luminescence bearing a King destined to travel great distances primed for expulsion from the cimmerian safety of the womb. The seas of the earth accumulate before the small band of tall-standing creatures of exquisite anthropomorphism. Creatures from across the great unexplored continent at the centre of our world gathered in frenzied crowds. The Elephants marched in earth shattering herds, the lions of the Savannah put aside their differences and sat amongst the wild dogs of Ethiopia and the grévy's zebra, the dibatag stood and eagerly waited. Shrews, mice, gazelle, otters, cheetahs and giraffes all surrounded the tribe. Taking a silent vow and allowing stewardship to be passed along to a new generation. Every mother is the mother of the earth. Her earth, the personal concept of earth that only she may understand. Both children are connected by the planet they learn to walk upon. Connected by a thousand generations but connected nonetheless. They are one and the same. Each bought into a world in which they have no knowledge, each merely a slate eager to be scrawled upon by the elders of this fine rock.
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befriended by the builders a building site next door they gave her little jobs to do although she's only four when friday came,they even gave her wages for the week foreman smiled at sophie's joy and tweaked her rosie cheek off she went, to spend her pay there was no way of stopping a working girl with hard earned cash so mummy took her shopping hello mr sweetshop man i've got cash to spend been grafting with my muckers an real job,....not pretend are you working monday? he passed her pick and mix aye! if those wankers from jewson bring the ******* bricks
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Mar 26, 2010
Mar 26, 2010 at 4:05 PM UTC
early learner
i am the boss, and pay the cost of your life every week i'm upper class,so kiss my *** twice daily on each cheek you are my slave,until your grave depend on me for pay you must obey,all i say eight hours every day my status rules,you grateful fools that grovel to my money i demand, your grafting hands feed me milk and honey yeh, but...... i work for you, and listen to the ******** and the crap because i've got two kids to feed along with mortgage trap but you don't see, where i *** when you demand a cuppa laugh aloud, feeling proud each time i eat my supper you spit your **** i laugh in fits recall your furrowed frown the night i painted your new car and let the tyres down shout your clout, boss me about don't care how i'm feeling but you don't see, where i *** and everything i'm stealing
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Mar 11, 2010
Mar 11, 2010 at 10:37 AM UTC
the boss
Naught the mages Elm yellows plough feigning eternities dream of man; the cradle of time the realm of night, Scathing Hekates piacular restitution heralded papally upon Seven Hills cradling  Hades tau cross-roads; Eliciting with the iron seminal sickle, gifting the servants of the servants of God and slaves of slaves alike; dismembering the boughs of war- elsewhere, Building broken bridges Carving the lullabies of humanity grafting a sprig of Yggdrasil. ELEETE J MUIR
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Feb 15, 2014
Feb 15, 2014 at 7:26 AM UTC
Crematory Conveyance.
i am satiated sinful-- who cares more? that we've been scorching bliss and grafting these blameless bittersweet distractors like we won't hear thunder- hiding from the condescending constancy of raindrops on the tin garage i will swallow you until my belly rumbles *"enough cataclysm, enough leaky roofs,"* filling me with sloshing wistful reminders of our tranquil dampness, a shivering placidity in our secluded synchronicity.
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May 8, 2013
May 8, 2013 at 5:08 PM UTC
***** diabetes pt. 2
Conor's got P.E. , so his kit is washed, I've wrapped his butties in foil, so they don't get squashed, Pork Luncheon meat, in a crispy roll, And a carton of Ribena, to fill that hole. Jess starts College at One, so she'll wake at Five - to , Cheese and Pickle, will have to do, I've had my pint of milk, with three Weetabix, Got a Flagon of Cider, all the boxes are ticked. A days grafting ahead, out near Billingshurst, Laying bricks and blocks, building up a thirst, And home to the hungry, back to the shops, It's either Chicken Kievs, or half-price lamb chops. Custard and Pie, hot milky drinks, Then everyones asleep, except for me, who thinks, About tomorrows butties, fruit and snacks, Calories, nutrition, vitamins and facts. Up at dawn, in an old bobble-hat, Making food for them all, even the cat, A tin of Tuna, he's well impressed, Another flagon of Cider, another sweat-stained vest.
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Mar 25, 2016
Mar 25, 2016 at 11:17 AM UTC
All tomorrows Butties
*The unexpected snow, disruptive, in ways more burdensome, than mere fender benders and swapping travelogue commutation miseries ah, the tv reporters regale with snow tales, human fails, but where do you hear of the children burnt once by fire then again, now, again! burnt by snow. here, hear, listen here technology moves forward, grafting new shells of skin on burnt children, but tonite you're cozy thinking of your valentine's heart, not of the little ones, whose hearts are unprotected, by what we take so for granted beneath our protective gloves and coats, scarfs and boots, our prophylactic human skin, theirs, fire ravaged, now re-hazardous, by southern snows burning these children hurt, unexpectedly, cannot play in the snow that came so unexpectedly, lest it burn them worse* "in the children's burn unit, postponed all surgeries except 'emergency'.  Two days of outpatient clinic patients forced to reschedule,. That then, postpones their surgeries, second step grafting, etc. Our vents ran smoothly I heard via the generators, unlike last outage. We had to ambulance each individual patient. I dread going in tomorrow but small comfort, it will be warmer than my cold home." Life first, poetry second
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Feb 15, 2014
Feb 15, 2014 at 3:31 PM UTC
Snow Burn
Because it’s my birthday I thought I’d release something I was keeping for myself. Enjoy. On this red planet, Alone I stand in the vastness of this scenery in purgatory. Alone I stand long, alone I stand king of this terrain. With this, something like a kiss, the way its skin caresses my toes as they work its way through the pink sand; With this I have reached my peak. I have reached transcendence. There are no more epiphanies to be had -- I have reached my goal. Come to terms with my purpose on Earth, I have sampled ulterior extracts, while my earthly self does what it does best. Still the 'Q' I question existences trifles. Straying from the path crafted by man's willingness to obey. Now the 'X' I exploit the fact time is no longer a burden. Freedom, like raw diamonds flows through my fingers, sweat falls upwards and side to side, and gravity is now an illusion of memory. This Roman god of war, bends freely to my will... Shifting, moulding and grafting into more than the Earth could ever behold. This place is not to share, not this everlasting pink beach with no ocean, this is mine and mine alone –
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Feb 6, 2014
Feb 6, 2014 at 5:44 PM UTC
Pink Sand
In those days of woe with head hung low In those moments of regret, When your actions lose momentum And your heart begins to fret. When the best of plans do not work out When your mountain seems too steep And tractions lost in everything And losing makes you weep. Hard grafting wears your bones too thin Your tomorrows fade to mist, The splendour of your recent past Despatched to moments missed. Frustration that the rainbow plans Have dwindled in the rain, That your brilliant expectations Have expired to things mundane. Your stature has diminished In the eyes of those you love, Your capableness stultified By the pointing velvet glove. Self confidence is wilted now Belief within less sure, Potentialities diminishing With every shrunken score. Dark sombre thoughts receeding Blue corners fade to gold, Discontentment ****** asunder As new amber dreams unfold. The towering unhappiness Diffuses to the air And spirals of positivity Emerge from here and there. The path beyond the shadowed lane Is there for you to tread, Gird your soul for chance my friend Discard the shoes of lead. There must be dreams to savour There must be goals to meet, So launch your bold tomorrows And delight in unknowns sweet. You’re sailing in fair breezes now The silver waters flow, Warm sunshine on your shoulders Rich contentment’s fine red glow. For there must be dreams to savour To hold within your heart, To engage the thrill of living And make each day a joy to start. Marshalg @theBach Mangere Bridge 7 June 2009
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Oct 21, 2009
Oct 21, 2009 at 12:43 AM UTC
There Must be Dreams
In those days of woe with head hung low In those moments of regret, When your actions lose momentum And your heart begins to fret. When the best of plans do not work out When your mountain seems too steep And tractions lost in everything And losing makes you weep. Hard grafting wears your bones too thin Your tomorrows fade to mist, The splendour of your recent past Despatched to moments missed. Frustration that the rainbow plans Have dwindled in the rain, That your brilliant expectations Have expired to things mundane. Your stature has diminished In the eyes of those you love, Your capableness stultified By the pointing velvet glove. Self confidence is wilted now Belief within less sure, Potentialities diminishing With every shrunken score. Dark sombre thoughts receeding Blue corners fade to gold, Discontentment ****** asunder As new amber dreams unfold. The towering unhappiness Diffuses to the air And spirals of positivity Emerge from here and there. The path beyond the shadowed lane Is there for you to tread, Gird your soul for chance my friend Discard the shoes of lead. There must be dreams to savour There must be goals to meet, So launch your bold tomorrows And delight in unknowns sweet. You’re sailing in fair breezes now The silver waters flow, Warm sunshine on your shoulders Rich contentment’s fine red glow. For there must be dreams to savour To hold within your heart, To engage the thrill of living And make each day a joy to start. Marshalg @theBach Mangere Bridge 7 June 2009
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You're searching for even the slightest validation for your inexcusable actions, transient in both values and the physical realm, collecting conquests and usurpees like how one might collect trophies from animals they hunt, faces frozen in a false expression with unseeing glassy eyes as they are forever immortalised in your sick collection to be made a mockery of long after the passage of time takes it's toll on both the images and the subjects. A calculated maliciousness disguised as an indecisive personality, you are a bottom-feeder grafting onto the bellies of whomever are blissfully unaware or trusting enough to swim by you; but your own is yellow as a summer's day is long; not from just cowardliness, no, but from **** (sans the vinegar), and I wish I could compose this prose into something a little less hateful and a little more tasteful, but I won't spare you another second of my time, I'll erase you from my mind.
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Nov 10, 2015
Nov 10, 2015 at 7:26 AM UTC
I'd Fight A Gemini
I feel you, river, help me grow, feeding with your ebb and flow, As gentle tides doth come and go, a quantum of solace I do know, Dutifully nurturing, around River creatures play and sing, Flying o'er water on golden wing, grafting and aspiring The birds are a silhouette on a sunny sea, that sparkles iridescently, I bask in it resplendently, and honour it devotionally, Toes licked by tides caress, the waters gift us, give and bless, Soothing fear and pain and stress, the ocean is nature's silken dress, I hear you, river, murmur and roar, those hallowed sounds that I adore Which one of them that I love more? I love them all, to hear them pour, I love them like a troubadour, enamoured of River's wild old tour, Transcribing her Beauty in to lore, Wisdom older than ancient war, Rivers are the friends of sages, who've known their power through the ages, Wisdom felt, not read from pages, which imprison us in wordy cages, Rivers must be loved and praised, by them we must be amazed Life on Earth they nurture, raise, so listen to what River says
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Mar 28, 2017
Mar 28, 2017 at 11:55 AM UTC
A River Ballad
Star pupils, interstellar eyes, gazing across the frozen nebula at stick figures in radiation suits, lovers intertwined with reactant valves, planted into unearthly soil, a distant light from over our shoulder, the good comet returns, there might be an escape pod for intangibles after all, and once inside, images of moonbase love and alien encounters, that neither mocks the comically misjudged visions of yellowed science fiction, nor longs for some utopian future, an environment that begs escapism without denying humanity
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Apr 5, 2024
Apr 5, 2024 at 11:31 AM UTC
Grafting Eureka
I am a robot to the other's. Protective of all human kind. I am a guardian of many. Take me as you shall find. I will serve and respect you, as you are the wearer of human skin. The bearer of human sin. As Robot; I know not of sin. I am emotionless, inanimate made of tin, or similar non corrosive metal. Human is conditioning,into a master robot . Crafting, grafting, making sense. Manufactured of filaments and circuit boards. As Robot,I may not harm a hair on human head, by way of lacking action. Robot, I must obey what humans say, avoiding harming human fellows. You may scrap your fellow robots, put them in the melting *** Causing harm to homo-sapiens is one thing I may not. Above all, I as robot must protect myself for future stealth type operations. But I can't harm humans. Useful as a fighter I am not, for I cannot be a warrior it goes against my laws, all three. As I can do no harm, totally against my doctrine. A domestic engineering robot is the only thing I am. (c)Livvi
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Aug 30, 2015
Aug 30, 2015 at 9:36 AM UTC
ROBOT IN THE FIRST PERSON
You have such small, Gentle hands. The softest of touch, As you trace invisible lines Across my temples And relaxed brow. You stare into me. I’d left windows open Secretly hoping That you’d brave My weak defenses And seek me out. Inside, you comfort me More than the fire I had waiting for you. You incise my soul Drawing no blood, Caressing open nerve. Your skill of navigation Within me: I sense that you have been Here—before. Perhaps in a Time When Dreams lived, flourished. So petite in size— Yet my own passion Enwraps you and I feel and breathe Your every selfless, Deliberate move. My eyes, weary And guilty of your entrance. They complied when Words failed to shield From an intruder Of Need and Desire. I shall keep you Safe, here. Should you peer out my chest You will see The palm of my hand, Guarding you in. So fitting you are. I am intoxicated and Delirious with the liquids We are now sharing. I feel our flesh grafting, As it always belonged. I close my eyes, While you settle in Your forever home. I will sleep now, dream That you someday may be, More than a photograph.
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Jul 22, 2010
Jul 22, 2010 at 5:59 AM UTC
Perfect Picture
The low hum accentuates the pain, needling vibrancy, vivid-hues, grafting stories & inked impressions, etched onto your sweet-skin. Such memories & hurtful reminders are told in cracked kaleidoscope-colors, bright dermis-murals of your broken dreams screaming for release, remembering the beauty of your heart, now made warm with skin-art.
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Dec 23, 2013
Dec 23, 2013 at 12:30 PM UTC
Parlor Shop Blues Warmed with Skin-Art
I want to dissect the space in between growing up and being an adult I want to see the heart as it beats its desperate beat of not enough I want to see the lungs that save their breath because the worst thing to ever happen has not happened yet I want to see the brain that has just started to question the belonging that was inherent in every held hand between friends And I want to see the vestiges of the tales told to children that made them believe that growing up was wondrous But which shrunk in the face of an evolution that explained away the magic in the world and told us that real life was good... enough. I want to dissect that space and see it before growing older starts to feel like growing colder I want to dissect that space after falling in love is only about unscarred hearts and tiny little steps of faith And then I want to keep each piece Cultivating and grafting to get the perfect hybrid of knowing that things sometimes don’t work out and believing that anything is possible Making my monster out of childish this and adultish that And I want to give it life Flinging it out the window And then maybe wondering if it has wings.
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Sep 12, 2010
Sep 12, 2010 at 11:21 AM UTC
Science Project
I beam as I scheme and who gives a **** if I duck and I dive it's what I have to do to get by and to thrive,while the cops in their cars the modern day tsars are grafting away,getting more than their pay in backhanders and doughnuts. My M.P'S on a freebee and it's paid for by me,me, in the taxes they take and they're breaking me down,it's time to get out of this town and head West. I'll take a schooner from Bristol,carry a pistol,become a pirate,a buccaneer,sail near and far and the cops in their cars will have no chance to catch me or give me an asbo, does anyone know what an asbo looks like? or I could take the long view,play the long game,get a good name. No, I'd rather be a privateer anything away from here,does anyone know how to steer a ship?
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Mar 9, 2014
Mar 9, 2014 at 8:42 AM UTC
6 fathoms
Bells and all assorted pings. Melodic melancholy meticulously mesmerizing me. A baritone bleeds out across the flickering walls, intoxication festering with(in). "Where have you been?" A bed of boards, a few more knots, remains oddly comfortable. Rhythmic ripples dig into the woodwork  gripping and grafting, fibrously. Sinking out of me, in my time. A little more letting, a little less me. The cracks running with what's in b e t w e e n.
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Aug 17, 2015
Aug 17, 2015 at 1:53 AM UTC
Untitled
love definition a feeling of no other one that comes from a lover, sister or mother young definition the nights spend on cold beaches new clothes between sheets with hot kisses like leeches pulling on skin and rubbing and sweating with a eventual outcome more than just heavy petting but when did love become this this facade of false hope with love bites and *** down to drinking and dope the only touch that they feel on a regular basis is a stupidly drunk one with no ways of creating the enhancement of youth with no *** education is like loving a dead man or one on sedation when did love become 'grafting' and 'talking' with no dates or date nights or even late walking their perception of love is more than just warped the hearing of love like bad chalk on board there is a difference between small one night stands and the rush of first love as you walk hand in hand stop teaching our youth that love is somehow dead horse or else grow up with just lone and remorse how are they going to find the right one if they aren't given the chance to go out and get them they're blind to emotion and blind to the truth we need to stop shattering the love in our youth the touching the hugging the swapping of spit lets encourage and thrive not make a taboo out of it dont teach them to **** if they want *** they take it but teach them to love and teach how to make it
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Mar 18, 2014
Mar 18, 2014 at 6:12 PM UTC
touch
Addicts come in different forms We are all facing our own demons We all have those things That we wish that we could let go of Those inner demons Those inner forces That seem to drag us down That snag us down We all have the things That keep us up at night Those moments in our lives When we doubt if we are really here Really living Really existing Or if we are just floating along Not truly grafting to anything real Just floating along with the breeze of life Giving in to our demons The things that hold us back Sometimes it can feel Like it's just easier to give in Sometimes it can feel like It is just easier to just Keep going through the motions Sometimes it can feel like it's easier Just to live in the darkness Giving in to those inner demons Sometimes they can become so familiar It can become all you can know
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May 3, 2012
May 3, 2012 at 2:32 AM UTC
Addict
Life loving is my occupation is Aus And today I'm grafting hard This shift is overtime from the weekend So the pay is double matched Even in my sleep I'm earning It's a tough life when you work here But at least in this vocation I've no time for anything else
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Feb 23, 2014
Feb 23, 2014 at 12:15 PM UTC
Working in Aus