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"greenbacks" poems
she had an uncle who spent twenty years in the ring, landing solid blows until   he landed in a downtown Oakland hotel, older than he, wrecking ball got it in the dawn of the cyber age but for ten droning years, it was his cage he never had a title shot but he kept his belly full and had cash for the women, the drink   never drove a car, cabbies knew him and knew the smell of gin meant “keep the change”    when his legs got weak and his left eye went to blur the money stopped rolling in   but he still thirsted for the gym, the gin he got himself a gig at Big G’s   just enough hours to clean out the showers, to keep the johns from smelling of ****   and a few greenbacks comin’ his way   he would end each day alone in his room, inhaling the gloom   that seeped over the transom   like smoke from a smoldering fire   but there was no fire left in the ancient hotel   or Parrot’s burned up belly   only fading memories of a wounded warrior   who taunted his opponents by mimicking every word they said   in the ring, where he earned a bird’s name   but never its sweet song, before time took its tattered toll
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Oct 14, 2013
Oct 14, 2013 at 8:29 PM UTC
Uncle Parrot
Lush mango groves where  the musky scent of mango blooms once wafted making the bulbuls sing in ecstasy from morning till sundown                   are reborn as gated communities,                   where grim seriousness parade.                       In sun drenched vineyards,                       shadows of dreams,                       wanting to dress up as IT parks, spread.                       Bangalore barters its  medley of colors and smells                       for prosperity in terms of greenbacks,                       as people learn to be 'smart' players,                                        and more and more get 'Bangalored'*                                        from around the world. Corn fields that danced to the tunes of  the songs of  toiling farmers go missing within days. To match with the new mood, nature, in this green paradise, till not so long ago shamelessly wears the  unnatural with style.
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Mar 4, 2013
Mar 4, 2013 at 10:09 AM UTC
Getting Bangalored while Bangalore bleeds dry
You need to pay a sin tax for the way you talk smack, calling me your property your syntax is making me over. the. hill. I’m heels over head with you making me crazy the way that you speak your diction’s too weak. “you’re so nice” how boring, I choose more elegant words to describe your glory I could write a five-page double-spaced essay about you and get accepted to your ivy league I could wrap my arms around you like ivy on stone hang you up to dry on the clothesline til you answer the telephone I could cling to you like static on your sweater you better not flick.me.off. Hell, my poetry ain’t free it’s about as free as slaves I have confines, rules bats in caves It costs me thoughts and time and frustration costs me more than just greenbacks and a vacaction. you need to pay up talk isn’t cheap your words cost you attention even if my love don’t cost a thing I train you like a golden retriever you retrieve my orders like a wide receiver my language is figurative but your actions are derivative you’re confusing me like trigonometry love triangles are not my thing. our l θve i ∫ a sin(x) cos we go  off on tangents and don’t know where to begin first we’re infatuated then we’re done next we’re inebriated then we have some fun happens so fast then we come together at last This rollercoaster of emotion has me puking again I’m trying to calculate this algorithm in my head. its so complicated I’ll need something else instead. in this kaleidoscope I see many sides of you and me I spin it round to try to understand all I see is a blur of colors even when I hold your hand. I wish I could see the thoughts you hide from me I want to understand you’re radioactive your face is glowing even in pitch black your smile is showing but, I never get to see your eyes make me crazy hazy they trip me up and pull me down periodically, you’re in your element and everything clicks then we stick and the chemistry’s quick but then you open your mouth garbage spurts out I think it’s about time I take you out
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Oct 7, 2011
Oct 7, 2011 at 2:06 PM UTC
Syn-tax
You need to pay a sin tax for the way you talk smack, calling me your property your syntax is making me over. the. hill. I’m heels over head with you making me crazy the way that you speak your diction’s too weak. “you’re so nice” how boring, I choose more elegant words to describe your glory I could write a five-page double-spaced essay about you and get accepted to your ivy league I could wrap my arms around you like ivy on stone hang you up to dry on the clothesline til you answer the telephone I could cling to you like static on your sweater you better not flick.me.off. Hell, my poetry ain’t free it’s about as free as slaves I have confines, rules bats in caves It costs me thoughts and time and frustration costs me more than just greenbacks and a vacaction. you need to pay up talk isn’t cheap your words cost you attention even if my love don’t cost a thing I train you like a golden retriever you retrieve my orders like a wide receiver my language is figurative but your actions are derivative you’re confusing me like trigonometry love triangles are not my thing. our l θve i ∫ a sin(x) cos we go  off on tangents and don’t know where to begin first we’re infatuated then we’re done next we’re inebriated then we have some fun happens so fast then we come together at last This rollercoaster of emotion has me puking again I’m trying to calculate this algorithm in my head. its so complicated I’ll need something else instead. in this kaleidoscope I see many sides of you and me I spin it round to try to understand all I see is a blur of colors even when I hold your hand. I wish I could see the thoughts you hide from me I want to understand you’re radioactive your face is glowing even in pitch black your smile is showing but, I never get to see your eyes make me crazy hazy they trip me up and pull me down periodically, you’re in your element and everything clicks then we stick and the chemistry’s quick but then you open your mouth garbage spurts out I think it’s about time I take you out
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make a move that’s what we the busy bodies are tryin to do quick come ups hittin licks catchin people slippin not workin to build wealth instead we flash little riches that bring those groupie ******* floatin through life livin off your riches givin that hot applause leavin u wincin while u ****** cause u quick to pop off in all these breezys wit no latex **** the safe *** you like it raw when u beat so does Millie the freak babe had her eye on you from down the street knew you were gonna cheat got u sippin on some potion gettin them emotions down below in motion if you slowed down you would have noticed her track record 4 for 6 wit 5 kids left the other 2 clappin now they ***** need bibs like that 6th baby you just slid in this lady yeah u pulled out but the precum got her period lazy its not comin back till after yo son's arrival congrats gangsta you a daddy now 10 yrs later U Still aint slowed down you lived fast enough for two lifetimes hood ****** get jealous they say its your time they don’t slump you they want the next in line cause u stole his timeline puttin a tragic end to another brothas bloodline from them greenbacks that brought green eyes that lead to hot heads who shoot that hot lead to slow you down so they can get ahead slow down young men the fast life soon will end with black suits and tears a eulogy from your peers no child should die like a pawn in a chess game played in the streets by the blood and crip gangs dealers who sell dope and shoot guns cause they too scared to bang my advise is wise up and do right or fall victim to this life and crash in the fast lane
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Oct 27, 2010
Oct 27, 2010 at 4:19 AM UTC
The Fast Life
make a move that’s what we the busy bodies are tryin to do quick come ups hittin licks catchin people slippin not workin to build wealth instead we flash little riches that bring those groupie ******* floatin through life livin off your riches givin that hot applause leavin u wincin while u ****** cause u quick to pop off in all these breezys wit no latex **** the safe *** you like it raw when u beat so does Millie the freak babe had her eye on you from down the street knew you were gonna cheat got u sippin on some potion gettin them emotions down below in motion if you slowed down you would have noticed her track record 4 for 6 wit 5 kids left the other 2 clappin now they ***** need bibs like that 6th baby you just slid in this lady yeah u pulled out but the precum got her period lazy its not comin back till after yo son's arrival congrats gangsta you a daddy now 10 yrs later U Still aint slowed down you lived fast enough for two lifetimes hood ****** get jealous they say its your time they don’t slump you they want the next in line cause u stole his timeline puttin a tragic end to another brothas bloodline from them greenbacks that brought green eyes that lead to hot heads who shoot that hot lead to slow you down so they can get ahead slow down young men the fast life soon will end with black suits and tears a eulogy from your peers no child should die like a pawn in a chess game played in the streets by the blood and crip gangs dealers who sell dope and shoot guns cause they too scared to bang my advise is wise up and do right or fall victim to this life and crash in the fast lane
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Thatcher vacuum seals nicotine Slurps cigarette like mosquito Ravenous lungs gnaw and grind for the slow pander, Thatcher’s just another name for the labeling We plaster and pine for an out, Stitch that finite lie beneath squeamish child skin, Thatcher’s the black lung paradise, ******* infancy coddling cigarette stifle, The caloric crack of his canines fletching out lust and sickly groove As he’s scopes out fiend and vexed vandals, Clutches the sick theistic ********** Cuddle those bruise licked hips Give God the gross percent, Cause heaven’s in those greenbacks and God’s in the ******* kick, Suckling bout the American tip The Christian capitol, Seething on shadow puppet ****** and American dream, Gods got nothing to do with the slickened crinkle of gain and glamour, Thatcher’s just the candy man give and cult, Cough the crutch of contagion greed And clutch the cuff of your porcelain sleeve, Thatcher gleans your blackest suite tight, Struts raven blade shoulders perched on American made spine, Thatcher does as Thatcher please, Thatcher thinks as Thatcher bleeds, And Thatcher bleeds venereal blend, Gout with the American veneer of broken girl and scabbed moral traumatic, Trauma tastes as the hollow pixies give out the get out, Bandaged baby girls, The teenage horror show, Just another blazoned hit of one two take the hand me down generic give away, Desensitize the humanize, Girls got to get the days glossy puff and sniff, Thatcher’s content to satisfy, Callous coroner a spectator suckling Marlboro lick, Lodging thick smoke and toxin between spittle slick lips, Albino plumes clotting and unfolding, Thatcher clicks back the cartridge Filter and cigarette, Thatcher gulps back the need because brain’s got a favoring kink for the buzz, Thatcher sings with the screaming in his straggling lungs, Hums the western creed Laughs fickle with God at his need, Thatcher’s the true American dream
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Apr 23, 2013
Apr 23, 2013 at 5:17 PM UTC
Cancer, the American Made
Thatcher vacuum seals nicotine Slurps cigarette like mosquito Ravenous lungs gnaw and grind for the slow pander, Thatcher’s just another name for the labeling We plaster and pine for an out, Stitch that finite lie beneath squeamish child skin, Thatcher’s the black lung paradise, ******* infancy coddling cigarette stifle, The caloric crack of his canines fletching out lust and sickly groove As he’s scopes out fiend and vexed vandals, Clutches the sick theistic ********** Cuddle those bruise licked hips Give God the gross percent, Cause heaven’s in those greenbacks and God’s in the ******* kick, Suckling bout the American tip The Christian capitol, Seething on shadow puppet ****** and American dream, Gods got nothing to do with the slickened crinkle of gain and glamour, Thatcher’s just the candy man give and cult, Cough the crutch of contagion greed And clutch the cuff of your porcelain sleeve, Thatcher gleans your blackest suite tight, Struts raven blade shoulders perched on American made spine, Thatcher does as Thatcher please, Thatcher thinks as Thatcher bleeds, And Thatcher bleeds venereal blend, Gout with the American veneer of broken girl and scabbed moral traumatic, Trauma tastes as the hollow pixies give out the get out, Bandaged baby girls, The teenage horror show, Just another blazoned hit of one two take the hand me down generic give away, Desensitize the humanize, Girls got to get the days glossy puff and sniff, Thatcher’s content to satisfy, Callous coroner a spectator suckling Marlboro lick, Lodging thick smoke and toxin between spittle slick lips, Albino plumes clotting and unfolding, Thatcher clicks back the cartridge Filter and cigarette, Thatcher gulps back the need because brain’s got a favoring kink for the buzz, Thatcher sings with the screaming in his straggling lungs, Hums the western creed Laughs fickle with God at his need, Thatcher’s the true American dream
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White american men with gold retriever dogs smoke black hatred, not recognizing a grey smog. Scared of black, brown -- all atheists are ill -- but not afraid of greenbacks or guys named Bill. Okay. Here's your day job. Here's your pay, Bob. America the great. If terrorists equal Muslim then Christians equal hate. You say it's not victimization. You say it's not a hunt. You say it's not intimidation, but sometimes I think you see people as witches, **** Christ is the answer, indeed. Without Him we're all lost and our souls will never be freed. Like tears frozen in the frost. Bibles, crucifixes to fix the diseased mind. How much does a prayer have to cost to be genuinely kind? Chemtrails stain pages and bleed as curses. Gay rights to be denied, according to bible verses. Nursery rhymes and cult games, all in the good old King James. Archaic and inane, like an alter sheltered brain. Here's your day job. Here's your pay, Bob. Use the check to pay angels and evangelists. Protect yourself from ideas, and buy a white picket fence.
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Nov 12, 2015
Nov 12, 2015 at 12:22 AM UTC
Chemtrails
Passing judgment is subjective, it’s in the eyes of the beholder. You know it, don’t do it. It goes something like you point a finger at someone & they're four pointing back at you. Like who makes anyone a judge & jury? That’s right, arrogance. It’s usually themselves, spilling volumes about how righteous they are. They’re what some label a smokescreen character, a ******* flimflam artist, holier than thou, you know the type. They wouldn’t last ten seconds in a firefight. Bottom line: trust no one, not even yourself. I saw family members give up their relatives to make a buck. That’s right, greenbacks. A regular family-affair. Imagine selling out blood for paper. We called it a war on terror. They called it Jihad. It didn’t matter what anybody called it. There was no God involved. Just human nature & people pointing fingers. The same old show, the same old **** dogs & ponies one upping each other.
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Jan 21, 2014
Jan 21, 2014 at 8:27 PM UTC
People Pointing Fingers (The Crap of Judging Others~ Dogs & Ponies)
Image based, and position placed, to keep society spaced, image of peace erased. Individuals put in groups, separated by bodies, as Congress lobbies, preparing forbidden fruits. People told to turn a blind eye. Focused on the one atop the pyramid. "Spend greenbacks, don't sigh!" These are government truths! Not a marketable lie! Human soul for sale; morals thrown out to no avail. Industry infiltrates and states: Conformity: You'll win, not fail.
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Sep 29, 2012
Sep 29, 2012 at 3:34 PM UTC
Government States
 alarm clock set for early morning wails and peels without fair warning rub my eyes in an effort to see surprised to wake up in the state of VT what is this, where did it go whats a po’ boy doing far from buff’lo where be the park, the lake and da’ strip where are the people with the stiff upper lip why leave the breeze, the squalls, the kimmelweck the taverns where gran’pa drank anisette that sycamore growin’ on Franklin street the angst that consumed a community beat the grimy grey skies to summers impossibly what happened to lead me to the state of VT? {not right to accuse others of conceit why play handball with self deceit? far better to accept the things that be and apply my emotions, stoically} for one place is much like the other careers are for greenbacks, that’s why the bother of numbers and lawyers, of panels of priests up north, out west, down south and back east I am dissolved in a prelude that leads to eternity with so many points available, might as well be VT
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Feb 24, 2013
Feb 24, 2013 at 10:02 AM UTC
Lake Erie Blues
At times I sit Back and relax from the daily disappointment of another failed attempt to make a milli out of 2 greenbacks and a shiny penny so money i lack due to employers not callin a brotha back "dont worry Wayne" "i dont care about that" "im really feelin you" "i got yo back" her name was Elaine beautiful black woman skinned the finest brown kept my head off the ground facing up to the sky with all the confidence of a grown *** man till the week my luck ran out like our well ran dry i was victim of nonsence moms got word that i smashed in the backseat snatched back the keys havent seen ol' girl since lookin up to ask what more can happen i recieve a call that put me on my *** my one thang from around the way was seen at the mall hugged up wit women i put the phone down cause im mad as hell turned to the liquor tilted the bottle maybe i can find that hidden message pour up the brown so i can sip till i cant tell this ******** aint just in my mind Courvoisier or Hennessy Remy Martin too when i find my next one thang the brown got my back when im in the groove kissing the lips of that beautiful child born of kings and queens of kingdoms not crack workin a 9 to 5 not depending on the next coke move relieving her stress while breaking that back blast off at 9 cause her love might taste so divine scratch me up then we goin till 5 i know i wont be that 60 second man and let her down cause the brown got my back i figured out my problem just gotta lay that brown **** down
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Oct 5, 2010
Oct 5, 2010 at 4:37 AM UTC
That Brown
At times I sit Back and relax from the daily disappointment of another failed attempt to make a milli out of 2 greenbacks and a shiny penny so money i lack due to employers not callin a brotha back "dont worry Wayne" "i dont care about that" "im really feelin you" "i got yo back" her name was Elaine beautiful black woman skinned the finest brown kept my head off the ground facing up to the sky with all the confidence of a grown *** man till the week my luck ran out like our well ran dry i was victim of nonsence moms got word that i smashed in the backseat snatched back the keys havent seen ol' girl since lookin up to ask what more can happen i recieve a call that put me on my *** my one thang from around the way was seen at the mall hugged up wit women i put the phone down cause im mad as hell turned to the liquor tilted the bottle maybe i can find that hidden message pour up the brown so i can sip till i cant tell this ******** aint just in my mind Courvoisier or Hennessy Remy Martin too when i find my next one thang the brown got my back when im in the groove kissing the lips of that beautiful child born of kings and queens of kingdoms not crack workin a 9 to 5 not depending on the next coke move relieving her stress while breaking that back blast off at 9 cause her love might taste so divine scratch me up then we goin till 5 i know i wont be that 60 second man and let her down cause the brown got my back i figured out my problem just gotta lay that brown **** down
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Twice the light burns heat. Submarine finds the mind in a deep sea sleep. If only. Lie still and silently cry out to the dark. Listen to the drip drip drop of the faucet. A pocket watch. You plead for the pulse thump to stop. Agonizing over greenbacks and life plans Paralyzing thoughts of What’s next? And where now? Questions void of answers. Answers crammed with doubt. The red sticks re-arrange once more. Bargaining with time declines result. She has it in for you friend. A million memories churn and wrestle While each flickering moment blurs away. Straining to relax, Exhausting yourself to find peace. And there it is. Beep. Beep. Beep. Tomorrow.
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Jan 30, 2010
Jan 30, 2010 at 7:07 PM UTC
Wait Tomorrow
The monetary balance has gone crazy In this world we call our home, The fiscal market's shot to hell Stock collapsing like a stone. The hedge deals are un sellable Most banks refuse to loan Good real estate is valueless The roof's a "Plummet Zone". Oh yes the suits are stepping out for air And falling like a stone, Termination of their worries Beats explanations on the phone. There's always a dependable To help clean up the place, And oblivion's a better option Than awkward questions and disgrace. Capitulating companies, Whole nations in default The piggy banks are bulging With the greenbacks from the vault. The banks refuse to part with cash Lines of depositors do queue And the finance houses shut their doors Explaining, briefly, "Well...Fuck you!" Heads of Government meet and talk The photo ops are really grand, Banner headlines in the daily's Report resolutions that seem bland. The fanfare and the hoopla Announce the remedy is payoffs.... And global confidence is sprinting For the trees...In panicked chaos! But the C.E.O's are catered for Their future is secure, There's several million tucked away In the Cayman Island tour. Unfortunate about the desolation left behind But these things are bound to happen When the blind do lead the blind. There will be some opportunities, Some bargains coming up And the prudent keep the check book close For when the number's up... Of all those struggling little people Who bravely slave away And collapse before they realize Their firm's capacity to pay. So What's around the corner? Do we hide our heads in sand? Do we kiss our **** goodbye And join the suits in splatter land? Or do we bravely hoist our trousers Hitch our belts another notch, And convince ourselves that someone Higher up has got the watch And the ability to work out What the hell is going on.. And deliver us from evil Before the world is ****** gone? Marshalg Mangere Bridge. 8th October 2008
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Oct 23, 2009
Oct 23, 2009 at 2:54 PM UTC
Monetary Meltdown
The monetary balance has gone crazy In this world we call our home, The fiscal market's shot to hell Stock collapsing like a stone. The hedge deals are un sellable Most banks refuse to loan Good real estate is valueless The roof's a "Plummet Zone". Oh yes the suits are stepping out for air And falling like a stone, Termination of their worries Beats explanations on the phone. There's always a dependable To help clean up the place, And oblivion's a better option Than awkward questions and disgrace. Capitulating companies, Whole nations in default The piggy banks are bulging With the greenbacks from the vault. The banks refuse to part with cash Lines of depositors do queue And the finance houses shut their doors Explaining, briefly, "Well...Fuck you!" Heads of Government meet and talk The photo ops are really grand, Banner headlines in the daily's Report resolutions that seem bland. The fanfare and the hoopla Announce the remedy is payoffs.... And global confidence is sprinting For the trees...In panicked chaos! But the C.E.O's are catered for Their future is secure, There's several million tucked away In the Cayman Island tour. Unfortunate about the desolation left behind But these things are bound to happen When the blind do lead the blind. There will be some opportunities, Some bargains coming up And the prudent keep the check book close For when the number's up... Of all those struggling little people Who bravely slave away And collapse before they realize Their firm's capacity to pay. So What's around the corner? Do we hide our heads in sand? Do we kiss our **** goodbye And join the suits in splatter land? Or do we bravely hoist our trousers Hitch our belts another notch, And convince ourselves that someone Higher up has got the watch And the ability to work out What the hell is going on.. And deliver us from evil Before the world is ****** gone? Marshalg Mangere Bridge. 8th October 2008
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With graduation behind us, my friends, thus began an epoch of slow anxious waiting filled with wonderful times. We ran rampant keeping third party mothers alert and sleepless, while our parents rested soundly knowing we were in good hands: our own. Thoughts of the impending college cold bath swam excitedly in my head, causing soft building of an expectation of golden years. “””” Part 2 The summer came to an end and I was off to the university, five minutes down the road. It was a weird day. No opportunities came to play out the wonderful situations I made up in my head, months ago. So I felt down in the bouts and, staring at the road, I must have found a million dollars in heads up pennies. So I thought I should lift my head up, like Lincoln, but then I remembered what the history book said. Old Abe was a lawyer without any schooling, and he had the other job too. O yeah, I think he was president. Sitting in class I know I could learn much more than this drunk bro next to me, who will be my doctor someday. Learn more by just lying on the floor at home reading a book or two. But still I have to stay to earn our little paper licenses that say “thank you for your time and your money too. Now here’s some of your money back, over the next 70 years. But, you’ll never get back your time. In fact, we want more of your time if you ever wanna see some of your precious greenbacks again.” And you need a microscope to read all those words cause they want to save money, paper, trees, and all of our gleaming plasticized hopes and dreams.
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Dec 14, 2013
Dec 14, 2013 at 11:21 PM UTC
Not Even Dr. Nightmare’s Genius Could Put This Back Together
With graduation behind us, my friends, thus began an epoch of slow anxious waiting filled with wonderful times. We ran rampant keeping third party mothers alert and sleepless, while our parents rested soundly knowing we were in good hands: our own. Thoughts of the impending college cold bath swam excitedly in my head, causing soft building of an expectation of golden years. “””” Part 2 The summer came to an end and I was off to the university, five minutes down the road. It was a weird day. No opportunities came to play out the wonderful situations I made up in my head, months ago. So I felt down in the bouts and, staring at the road, I must have found a million dollars in heads up pennies. So I thought I should lift my head up, like Lincoln, but then I remembered what the history book said. Old Abe was a lawyer without any schooling, and he had the other job too. O yeah, I think he was president. Sitting in class I know I could learn much more than this drunk bro next to me, who will be my doctor someday. Learn more by just lying on the floor at home reading a book or two. But still I have to stay to earn our little paper licenses that say “thank you for your time and your money too. Now here’s some of your money back, over the next 70 years. But, you’ll never get back your time. In fact, we want more of your time if you ever wanna see some of your precious greenbacks again.” And you need a microscope to read all those words cause they want to save money, paper, trees, and all of our gleaming plasticized hopes and dreams.
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My kid is better than yours We live perfect lives on our spotless floors with our noses so high they touch the vaulted ceilings in our perfect house on a perfect street We are the Jones's except I cry myself to sleep My husband and I don't even speak unless it's about our perfect darlings who can do no wrong We are a nuclear family I'm just waiting for the bomb Johnny's a bully and Mary's a brat But no one will notice anything but our greenbacks I lost myself so long ago I stopped keeping track It's a beautiful life And I'm the perfect wife
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Feb 3, 2015
Feb 3, 2015 at 9:08 PM UTC
The Perfect Wife
 Lake Erie Blues alarm clock set for early morning wails and peels without fair warning rub my eyes in an effort to see surprised to wake up in the state of VT what is this, where did it go whats a po’ boy doing far from buff’lo where be the park, the lake and da’ strip where are the people with the stiff upper lip why leave the breeze, the squalls, the kimmelweck the taverns where gran’pa drank anisette that sycamore growin’ on Franklin street the angst that consumed a community beat the grimy grey skies to summers impossibly what happened to lead me to the state of VT? {not right to accuse others of conceit why play handball with self deceit? far better to accept the things that be and apply my emotions, stoically} for one place is much like the other careers are for greenbacks, that’s why the bother of numbers and lawyers, of panels of priests up north, out west, down south and back east I am dissolved in a prelude that leads to eternity with so many points available, might as well be VT
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Apr 17, 2013
Apr 17, 2013 at 9:15 PM UTC
new to me and you
Isn’t it interesting how some people are caught up in their dream world? Broadcasting “Life Is Good” …unaware of those living in the real world. Self indulging humans only thinking of themselves, When there so much they could contribute to those that lack wealth. For God sake, get off Facebook and make a difference in someone’s life. Share your heart with them and help them wipe the tears from their eyes. Put some greenbacks in their pocket; be there often to be a mentor and a best friend. And maybe someday you’ll help them ascend to the life is good trend.
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Oct 20, 2016
Oct 20, 2016 at 3:35 PM UTC
Lifes Little Lessons Part IX - Life is Good?
Invisible chains clang in silence. No way to unlock the grip. Allowed to breathe, but not aloud. The tourniquet of legalized ******* Freedom. Inhale a plant to ease the pain. Consequences of breaking rules. The twists of the oppressor, constricts choice. The tourniquet of legalized ******* Freedom. Working automaton. Wages suppressed. Military might all around, to keep the greenbacks flowing. The tourniquet of legalized ******* Freedom. Screaming in quietude, Not freedom... Prison.
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Jan 20, 2019
Jan 20, 2019 at 3:47 PM UTC
Control By Force
You've got snakesnakesnakeskins dripping from your sickeyessickeyes, guy, and you've got blackblackblacktar ****** caked on your chuckle chuckle grinnygrin. Your words are a dragon I can chase over foil for fickle sizzle pop forever. It's a rusty hammer death sickle sweet smoke smile shiver and I'm nodding out to your sentences. Sicklesaysigh I'm sentenced to silenceness and you're a scalped and skinned pegasus. You've ripped out your own spine and your promises are gold dust greenbacks flowing through my fingertips and melting into **** that useless **** I'm a damselfly ready to cry. Please, please just roll those dreaded die See me sigh down down coo cooo lullaby. Fly, fly my up up me up up and I'm gonna transcend this mess. I'm gonna transcend this madness. Think nine moves ahead this is chess and you're a linguistic hurricane. You're a tornado of uncontrolled desire. You walk through walls of fire now. You let your actions burn you like you did your bridges. Hell is here on earth, but don't let it get to you. Be of water and spirit and let it flow through you. From the ashes there is life, you know you're carbon based. Fuckin' coal trolls. Be a bridge, quit hiding.
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Feb 10, 2015
Feb 10, 2015 at 12:28 PM UTC
snakeskinsnakeskin
1.2 million tickets each minute @ 2 bones a pop a nation in crisis gambles for ½ a billion while claiming that jihadist extremists are crazy – I bought two spent 4 greenbacks for a shot at financial solvency the ability to help my fellow man family and friends have the dream built with oak and mahogany – seekers freaking out as the jackpot grows no winners no turkey dinners just a mass of humanity desperate –
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Jan 11, 2016
Jan 11, 2016 at 4:27 PM UTC
power-ballin'
Hollywood didn't have to spend tens of millions of greenbacks on a fantasy feature about apes ruling a planet. All they had to do was make a documentary film about the world's current leadership. It would have been much cheaper & a hell of a lot more realistic.
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Apr 20, 2015
Apr 20, 2015 at 3:07 PM UTC
Hollywood's Big Mistake
it’s a Lincoln penny love, a Washington dollar, an Eisenhower dime, or is it a Roosevelt? a Jackson twenty, ‘what’s money?’ its the scratch, the dough, some cheddar fifty cent, hell bent, greenbacks, smackeroonies, baby ‘daddy?’ a buck darlin’, a Hamilton, a *** some Franklins, a hole in your pocket ‘in my pocket?’ a deuce, some beans, some jingling nickels, rocks in the bank, a stack in the kitchen ‘daddy, tell the truth’ its a diplomatic swindler, an accidental cruelty manufactured in holy casinos called capitalism ‘I don’t know those words’ its a carrot that puts down riots, fights, I mean, a fortress of glitter and cyanide we fight for and within through lonely comas of obedience ‘let’s talk about something else’ its the mint that grew in the temple of Juno, goddess and protector of the Roman state ‘I like mint’ me too ‘is money mint?’ money is minted, so, kinda ‘but you can’t eat money like mint and you can't make tea’ that’s very true...
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Apr 29, 2017
Apr 29, 2017 at 5:42 AM UTC
‘what’s money daddy?’
**** the Poor And eat their soup Trample on the small folk  They are always broke **** the poor And eat their soup Rake in all the greenbacks I tell you its no joke **** the Poor  And eat their soup Cause I want more , more , more Six feet under you must snore, snore, snore
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Nov 27, 2015
Nov 27, 2015 at 10:55 AM UTC
**** The Poor
Midori trees and Verde fields, no greenbacks on Emerald Isle
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Nov 26, 2011
Nov 26, 2011 at 2:09 AM UTC
Viridis
With all those Russian tanks advancing why are boys at Lockheed Martin popping corks and dancing like there's greenbacks to be gained...?
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Mar 14, 2022
Mar 14, 2022 at 2:11 AM UTC
Spoils
I'm just waiting for that mail, One delivered post-haste, To cure me of my malaise, It'll tell me that my greenbacks weren't a waste, and that everyone is waiting on me to dust myself off, and that they weren't ungrateful. I'd be relieved and go for a little Smirnoff.
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Jul 15, 2017
Jul 15, 2017 at 9:28 PM UTC
"Stephen's Story"