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"gump" poems
Lily Kesha Gump Sittin' on the curb of Bronx and Main Street How I wish I could wrap my arms around you Sweet little lady, lookin’ grown with a picture of her mama’s stare frozen on her face Wrists slung through the spaces of her thighs, waiting for a daydream And she sees me as I’m twirling by in my ruby reds and thigh high leather grace There you go darlin, She says to me   Scoring on my indigo smile She bites men to sleep With the crevices of her curves As her voice weakens wicked she pulls me out of my gloom There you go darlin, She says to me With a time bomb ticking On my pain pain pain And the pen is in my hand Before she even leaves my sight I love this city I love these women I love their shoes I love their smiles Cheeky little laughs   Someone once recommended When I was dancing under the shades of a neon lamp   From Homeless to Harvard by a woman named Liz or Marie Or maybe I read the title off of a screen when I walking with Maryanne on north Peachtree street And I remember Lily Kesha Gump How I wish I could wrap my arms around you And give you the life some white woman who doesn’t even know you Thinks you desire.
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Dec 17, 2020
Dec 17, 2020 at 12:15 PM UTC
Sympathy
There is a bullet in a box of crayons with really strange names like Parkland Perrywinkle, Sandy Hook Sanguine, and Great Mills Green in a place where children play Russian Roulette with their school supplies when they reach in to grab one and they’ve been learning about probability this week Forrest Gump will tell them you never know if you’re going to finish the lesson or turn into a statistic my sister likes to create mosaics by putting a hairdryer to crayons melting cascades of wax down a blank page sometimes she reaches in and it’s the one lead crayon at the top of the page and it’s only one color that seeps down into the crevices of the cafeteria’s tile floor that proceeds to wash away the Proud Honor Roll Parent stickers washes away the Proud Honor Roll Parent stickers I see another child reach into the box and I write another word problem I write another word problem: “Zoey reaches into a box of crayons. What is the likelihood she will not get to hang her drawing up on her kitchen refrigerator? What is the likelihood her funeral photo will hang there instead?” Draw students’ attention to the key word “likelihood.” Tell students This word shows that the question is asking whether or not you will live to tell your parents how your day at school was. and I wonder when school desks will take the shape of caskets in a place where both screams of laughter and screams of terror are permitted
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May 18, 2018
May 18, 2018 at 1:02 PM UTC
Bullet in a Box of Crayons
"Gone to one’s Glory" so they say. Where exactly is it that, if we’re all headed that way? Let ’s ask around to see where and what people think Glory will be. It might be one place for you and another for me. Some people, view Glory as a place out beyond the blue, with pearly gates. They imagine it will be like walking into a magical, nirvana escape. "I am a restricted diabetic who must pass up the desserts that I like. Glory  for me would be a place like Food Network where I can indulge and delight, and never worry about an insulin spike" "As an athlete who loves to train my body to the highest level of fitness Glory  for me would be a place of perpetual summer Olympics." "I am an obese lady with a hundred pounds to lose. Glory for me would be a place that receives all, even those as big as a caboose." "As an amputee who lives with stumps Glory for me would be a place where you get new legs, to run like Forrest Gump." Winfrey, Bezos, Buffett, and Gates? Have you discovered Glory here on earth? "For me, an astronaut, who loves to travel in outer space I would find Glory to be a place to encounter those outside of the human race." Glory might not be as far away as some make it seem; we may be shocked! Glory may be another town, another neighborhood or just around the block. When ones we love go to their glory we moan and we grieve But what if we’ve got it all wrong like most other things we believe? Going to one’s Glory might just  mean going on to achieving one's highest dreams The ancestors described what they thought glory would be Using their highest imaginations and creativity. For us It may be imperative and the right time to change that old narrative Glory might be one place for you and another place for me In the meantime, in this life, let’s stay present,  and be all that we can be.
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Feb 9, 2019
Feb 9, 2019 at 9:15 PM UTC
Gone To One's Glory
"Gone to one’s Glory" so they say. Where exactly is it that, if we’re all headed that way? Let ’s ask around to see where and what people think Glory will be. It might be one place for you and another for me. Some people, view Glory as a place out beyond the blue, with pearly gates. They imagine it will be like walking into a magical, nirvana escape. "I am a restricted diabetic who must pass up the desserts that I like. Glory  for me would be a place like Food Network where I can indulge and delight, and never worry about an insulin spike" "As an athlete who loves to train my body to the highest level of fitness Glory  for me would be a place of perpetual summer Olympics." "I am an obese lady with a hundred pounds to lose. Glory for me would be a place that receives all, even those as big as a caboose." "As an amputee who lives with stumps Glory for me would be a place where you get new legs, to run like Forrest Gump." Winfrey, Bezos, Buffett, and Gates? Have you discovered Glory here on earth? "For me, an astronaut, who loves to travel in outer space I would find Glory to be a place to encounter those outside of the human race." Glory might not be as far away as some make it seem; we may be shocked! Glory may be another town, another neighborhood or just around the block. When ones we love go to their glory we moan and we grieve But what if we’ve got it all wrong like most other things we believe? Going to one’s Glory might just  mean going on to achieving one's highest dreams The ancestors described what they thought glory would be Using their highest imaginations and creativity. For us It may be imperative and the right time to change that old narrative Glory might be one place for you and another place for me In the meantime, in this life, let’s stay present,  and be all that we can be.
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You are perfect in every fiber of your being You quoted Forest Gump, Sang the pokemon theme song with me, You are my best friend now I do not want to lose you But I'm not allowed to have best friends You see I get lost in their smiles Hypnotized by their eyes And the way they call me cute things Like pumpkin pie We make wishes at 11:11 together And we wish each other sweet dreams But can't you see I have to wish only That I don't fall for you Because you won't fall for me I have to dream that anything is possible Because you make me smile more Than I knew I was capable of.
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Nov 6, 2015
Nov 6, 2015 at 2:55 PM UTC
Hey Bestie
The old man sits on the park bench. He feeds the birds. He plays chess with an old Navy Buddy... Memories shared with tenderness to valor of the yester year that become fussy and dirty,muddy. Flashbacks to the battles fought. Families built on foundations of their own family names. Defining the future of the grandchildren and children. Humor adds to clear the pain of a lost yesterday. As the elder whipes a misquito flying from near his ear. Stories in the fashion of "Forrest Gump." brings color as crowds listen in the park. To listen to the wisdom of those who helped shape their "today" Intrigued by their topics, they fail to leave, they pull up a chair and stay. The two chess playing elders sharing whimiscal tales of old... Scrolls of the writings of confus of fortunes fortold come to light as people become warm through listening to great memories and avoiding the void of connection which was the cold.
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Jul 7, 2015
Jul 7, 2015 at 7:24 PM UTC
Elders
There's a guy dressed up as Freddie Kruger for Halloween Freddie Kruger can't sing the high part during Eye Of The Tiger I murmur something to my friend Me: Freddie Crooner My friend laughs more than he needs to We aren't sure whose whiskey sour is whose anymore My roommate doesn't want to sing in front of people She'd rather hide in her glass and mingle with the ice But I make her duet a Nirvana song with me Which we scream and she starts having fun The crowd claps with relief when we're done Freddie Kruger offers me a fist bump A group of sweet plump ladies takes turns singing love ballads They all have pretty voices and work at Bubba Gump on the pier The one that sang the Adele song is studying business She tells me while we smoke outside during Wonder Wall I sing nine minutes of Meatloaf My voice cracks and growls like feedback This guy buys me a shot afterwards My throat is so dry that I have to drink it in tiny sips This guy thinks me and my friends are fun I duet Desperado with him and we knock over stools and laugh He has clearly never heard the song Desperado before Me and my friends invite the whole bar to sing an Aerosmith song together I think that this may be the only way to really appreciate Aerosmith I drive my roommate and my self back to our apartment I'm drunk but I pretend I'm sober so she won't get scared Then sometimes I laugh bizarrely to scare her a little bit But always end up lying and reassuring her that I'm sober We start talking about Lou Reed because he had died that day I guess Lou Reed didn't like when people said RIP Which I had written in my facebook status about him dying I don't really care much because Lou Reed wasn't really a friend of mine I just liked his music And he never mentions in any of his songs anything About people saying RIP When we got to the bar the first thing I did Was to look for a Lou Reed song to sing But there weren't any So I sang other songs instead
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Oct 28, 2013
Oct 28, 2013 at 6:04 PM UTC
Karaoke Night
There's a guy dressed up as Freddie Kruger for Halloween Freddie Kruger can't sing the high part during Eye Of The Tiger I murmur something to my friend Me: Freddie Crooner My friend laughs more than he needs to We aren't sure whose whiskey sour is whose anymore My roommate doesn't want to sing in front of people She'd rather hide in her glass and mingle with the ice But I make her duet a Nirvana song with me Which we scream and she starts having fun The crowd claps with relief when we're done Freddie Kruger offers me a fist bump A group of sweet plump ladies takes turns singing love ballads They all have pretty voices and work at Bubba Gump on the pier The one that sang the Adele song is studying business She tells me while we smoke outside during Wonder Wall I sing nine minutes of Meatloaf My voice cracks and growls like feedback This guy buys me a shot afterwards My throat is so dry that I have to drink it in tiny sips This guy thinks me and my friends are fun I duet Desperado with him and we knock over stools and laugh He has clearly never heard the song Desperado before Me and my friends invite the whole bar to sing an Aerosmith song together I think that this may be the only way to really appreciate Aerosmith I drive my roommate and my self back to our apartment I'm drunk but I pretend I'm sober so she won't get scared Then sometimes I laugh bizarrely to scare her a little bit But always end up lying and reassuring her that I'm sober We start talking about Lou Reed because he had died that day I guess Lou Reed didn't like when people said RIP Which I had written in my facebook status about him dying I don't really care much because Lou Reed wasn't really a friend of mine I just liked his music And he never mentions in any of his songs anything About people saying RIP When we got to the bar the first thing I did Was to look for a Lou Reed song to sing But there weren't any So I sang other songs instead
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Shes grown up in a world where  your name is everything.  So she played everything, & gave it her everything. When that money came in she saved everything for college not knowing she would get a scholarship. But she is smart, smart as if she is but a descendant of Einstein, And I look up to her cause im short and compared to me she is sky high but she is 6,3 and beautiful a goddess *3 to me. She plays ball like her daddys twin was scotty pippen and he tolder put her hands on the ball and boom they traded powers like mike.. like mike and when i would tell her ik someone who plays better she would tell me im trippin. Cause she never missed a practice she only wanted to get greater. And when she dunked for the first time ever she went home on some macklemore **** like "i touched the net mom i touched the net" it was the best day of her life. And shes been running all her life from miles to around the basketball court. God **** now the army what else do you want to accomplish. What are you running from young girl them legs... them legs all them **** legs big girl dont stop now dont give up brown eyes.cause In this world ill be  jenny and your forest gump run run forrest run.
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May 10, 2015
May 10, 2015 at 2:22 PM UTC
Run Forrest Run
Holiday: a man backstrokes oh so gently in the hotel pool. It’s breakfast time. Bean juice coagulates on my plate. I watch the man’s languid, enchanting backstroke and, for some reason, it inflates my heart with sentimental joy. This semi-corpulent middle-aged man, is, right now, The Most Beautiful Thing On Earth: His arcing limbs do not slap or thrash, but plop into the drink like skipping stones. He is a babbling brook. A water feature. The splish-splosh trickle-truckle of a spa waiting room. And what’s more, this forty-something baldy gliding through the water fills me with love for all humanity, because he seems blithely rapt in absolute peace (despite the room rates at this place). But then, I realise, all of this might be free association of the mind linking this moment to a scene in the Oscar winning motion picture: Forrest Gump; when a legless Lieutenant Dan makes peace with God (for taking his legs), and backstrokes with the same carefree beauty into a pink and orange sunrise (funny how the mind does that). And suddenly the bubble of beauty is burst. The portly swimmer becomes just that (FYI: legs intact), and my wife returns from the buffet with a plate of vibrant fruit segments; Cheshire melon and the greenest kiwi I’ve ever seen. Lo! Only now have I tasted true kiwi. And I remember: I’m on honeymoon! And my wife, in this moment, and forever more, shall be the only human to be known as: The Most Beautiful Thing On Earth. Similar to the way Forrest felt about Jenny, in the Oscar winning motion picture: Forrest Gump.
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Jan 8, 2019
Jan 8, 2019 at 5:26 PM UTC
Lieutenant Dan
Holiday: a man backstrokes oh so gently in the hotel pool. It’s breakfast time. Bean juice coagulates on my plate. I watch the man’s languid, enchanting backstroke and, for some reason, it inflates my heart with sentimental joy. This semi-corpulent middle-aged man, is, right now, The Most Beautiful Thing On Earth: His arcing limbs do not slap or thrash, but plop into the drink like skipping stones. He is a babbling brook. A water feature. The splish-splosh trickle-truckle of a spa waiting room. And what’s more, this forty-something baldy gliding through the water fills me with love for all humanity, because he seems blithely rapt in absolute peace (despite the room rates at this place). But then, I realise, all of this might be free association of the mind linking this moment to a scene in the Oscar winning motion picture: Forrest Gump; when a legless Lieutenant Dan makes peace with God (for taking his legs), and backstrokes with the same carefree beauty into a pink and orange sunrise (funny how the mind does that). And suddenly the bubble of beauty is burst. The portly swimmer becomes just that (FYI: legs intact), and my wife returns from the buffet with a plate of vibrant fruit segments; Cheshire melon and the greenest kiwi I’ve ever seen. Lo! Only now have I tasted true kiwi. And I remember: I’m on honeymoon! And my wife, in this moment, and forever more, shall be the only human to be known as: The Most Beautiful Thing On Earth. Similar to the way Forrest felt about Jenny, in the Oscar winning motion picture: Forrest Gump.
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I wanna wisk you away to a Tropical Paradox Run a Risk filled Forest Gump Chocolate Box Wear your flip flops and your Crocs with Socks We’re all in the matrix , so don’t give any Focks Where if someone talks **** tell em to lick Rocks Roosters tend to grow hard just like Fort Knocks Soak up that Vitamin D while you ride for free Try and hide those lies, while you Moisturize Shampoo & condition me, with Pantene Pro V Face mask your cries, with a Creamy Disguise Throw me 21 salutes, I’ll catch them 22 times Even a group of mutes, feel my spoken rhymes
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Nov 29, 2018
Nov 29, 2018 at 9:15 PM UTC
A Lovely Pair of Dise
Chase my voice through clouds of sulfur convince it to let me burn it alive parade it down broadway to light up the corners starved of recognition Tie anvils to the tips of my fingers light them also on fire it wasn't really the cigarettes so much as the flames of sacrifice Ignore their judging eyes invite them into my home whip my back until it bleeds for their religion go to sleep with the smell of incense in my throat
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Apr 10, 2013
Apr 10, 2013 at 10:42 PM UTC
Frank Ocean's Grammy Itinerary (Forrest Gump) 10/30
Our prez is now Donald J Trump Who has promised to clean out the sump       Well he's certainly no wussy       When groping a ***** What more to expect from a gump? In charge of the Vice, Michael Pence Said some things that embrace little sense,        "Global warming's a myth"        But's now taking the fifth In attempting to straddle the fence We all recall general Flynn Put in charge of security spin       A trained atomiser       No more Trump's advisor - His deal with the devil's his sin The billionaire Betsy Devos Making plans for a school albatross       Hating free education       Backs private castration And kids will be bearing her Cross. The Congress approved Jeff B. Sessions Ignoring his racist obsessions       He seemingly cares       More for foreign affairs While forgiving Klan's toxic transgressions. Chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon Develops the Great Again Canon:       The Goldman Sachs Bankster       Turned yellow rag gangster Flings crap from the New Order cannon Says EPA ruler Scott Pruitt "Instead of dry facts, we intuit..."       (His work as denier       Keeps profits much higher) "... If everything dies, well, just ***** it" The war whoops of Mad Doggy Mattis Awaken the death apparatus       With boundless expense       For a doomsday defence - Armageddon administered gratis The magnates no longer need lobby Or fight regulations thought snobby -        Now set in the saddle       They're herding the cattle And pulling the strings as a hobby Now the Don can start wielding the axes Truncating the tariffs and taxes       The Mafia boss       Is dismissing the dross And poverty's pain as it waxes
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Feb 18, 2017
Feb 18, 2017 at 7:11 AM UTC
Lotsa Limericks ... Politicians Per Verse
Our prez is now Donald J Trump Who has promised to clean out the sump       Well he's certainly no wussy       When groping a ***** What more to expect from a gump? In charge of the Vice, Michael Pence Said some things that embrace little sense,        "Global warming's a myth"        But's now taking the fifth In attempting to straddle the fence We all recall general Flynn Put in charge of security spin       A trained atomiser       No more Trump's advisor - His deal with the devil's his sin The billionaire Betsy Devos Making plans for a school albatross       Hating free education       Backs private castration And kids will be bearing her Cross. The Congress approved Jeff B. Sessions Ignoring his racist obsessions       He seemingly cares       More for foreign affairs While forgiving Klan's toxic transgressions. Chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon Develops the Great Again Canon:       The Goldman Sachs Bankster       Turned yellow rag gangster Flings crap from the New Order cannon Says EPA ruler Scott Pruitt "Instead of dry facts, we intuit..."       (His work as denier       Keeps profits much higher) "... If everything dies, well, just ***** it" The war whoops of Mad Doggy Mattis Awaken the death apparatus       With boundless expense       For a doomsday defence - Armageddon administered gratis The magnates no longer need lobby Or fight regulations thought snobby -        Now set in the saddle       They're herding the cattle And pulling the strings as a hobby Now the Don can start wielding the axes Truncating the tariffs and taxes       The Mafia boss       Is dismissing the dross And poverty's pain as it waxes
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"I'm sorry but you're like the ******* sun, I wasn't a bad kid I just was sort of the odd one, She's not too naughty but I guess she ain't nice, Her tongue is like poison and her *** is a spice She walks like she's a winner losing the race, She talks like she's a class act with undesirable taste, She ***** like a rock star with an ugly face, She runs like Forrest Gump but babe she's out of place."
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Feb 11, 2014
Feb 11, 2014 at 1:39 AM UTC
***
We should throw a party and then Dump a Trump Give Trump lumps Make him jump. Drag him over the same kind of bumps He dragged us and laughed at us. Dump a Trump! Deserves a massive thump; He’s a whiny grump! Dump a Trump! Anyone who has the name of Trump Should kiss our collective **** We should get together and just Dump a Trump Oust that schlump To the city dump. Treat him like he treated those before And send him home on a city bus. Dump a Trump! Deserves a massive thump; He’s a whiny grump! Dump a Trump! Anyone who has the name of Trump Should kiss our collective **** Let's call a convention and Dump a Trump! He’s a festering clump As dim as Forest Gump. New Yorkers call him a stupid **** We hope all see that he is finally busted That his former shine is obviously rusted. Dump a Trump! Deserves a massive thump! He’s a whiny grump! Dump a Trump! Anyone who has the name of Trump Should kiss our collective ****
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Aug 16, 2017
Aug 16, 2017 at 6:59 PM UTC
DUMP A TRUMP
can I love and trust and smile and cry all at the same time might my limits be love trust and a smile wide as eternity I don't like crying I hate Forrest Gump it makes me buy a box of Kleenex every hundred times I've seen it. Where crying comes in I often get all emotional, tear in my beer sort of **** I like to be the one in a party watching sad movies. TEAR CHECK!  I yell! right after I wipe my eyes clean. but crying is needed I guess and it's not reserved for sadness lately I've had a lot of happy tears shed and I guess again tears are needed to  cleanse I haven't washed   my face for days and tears feel kind of good \
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Oct 26, 2017
Oct 26, 2017 at 9:28 PM UTC
tears sometimes...
I drafted a list of films. That’s all. ‘The Age of Innocence’ was nothing more than a journey on a ‘House Boat’ for a few ‘Pirates Of The Caribbean’ embarking ‘East of Eden’ in search of ‘The Secret in Their Eyes.’ But all they encountered on this ‘Road to Perdition’ was ‘The Birdcage’ specially made for the ‘Lord of The Rings’ and anyone else willing to decipher the written code inside it. ‘Nine Months’ passed and the captain found that ‘The Notebook’ of old ‘Umberto D,' as it turns out, was a text written in Italian, not in broken English. The captain was ‘Lost in Translation’ when he assumed it was written by ‘The Great Dictator’ who was behind the wheel of the ‘Titanic’ the night it sank. While this was ‘As Good As it Gets,’ ‘The Talented Mr. Ripley’ was suddenly ‘In The Mood For Love’ when another pirate translated the letters of Umberto. The captain remembered himself in a ‘Wonderful Life’ as a ‘Cast Away’ entangled in the loopy, mystifying grips of ‘An Affair to Remember.’ It reminded him of his youthful tryst with ‘The Princess Bride’ whom he lost to his greatest nemesis, ‘Forrest Gump.’ ‘The Odd Couple’ ‘Departed’ as the captain, out of envy, took the lives of Gump, his woman, as well as ‘The Lives of Others.’ Now, all the captain was left with was the haunting memory of a true beauty’s ‘Persuasion’ of an empty man whose love was trapped like ‘Beetlejuice’ in the ‘Brokeback Mountain’ of his own wicked heart. The captain failed to realize that Umberto had addressed the letter to his lost dog, Flike. ‘Analyze This.’ ‘Analyze That.’
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May 17, 2016
May 17, 2016 at 3:09 PM UTC
LOVE AND OPTIMISM
I drafted a list of films. That’s all. ‘The Age of Innocence’ was nothing more than a journey on a ‘House Boat’ for a few ‘Pirates Of The Caribbean’ embarking ‘East of Eden’ in search of ‘The Secret in Their Eyes.’ But all they encountered on this ‘Road to Perdition’ was ‘The Birdcage’ specially made for the ‘Lord of The Rings’ and anyone else willing to decipher the written code inside it. ‘Nine Months’ passed and the captain found that ‘The Notebook’ of old ‘Umberto D,' as it turns out, was a text written in Italian, not in broken English. The captain was ‘Lost in Translation’ when he assumed it was written by ‘The Great Dictator’ who was behind the wheel of the ‘Titanic’ the night it sank. While this was ‘As Good As it Gets,’ ‘The Talented Mr. Ripley’ was suddenly ‘In The Mood For Love’ when another pirate translated the letters of Umberto. The captain remembered himself in a ‘Wonderful Life’ as a ‘Cast Away’ entangled in the loopy, mystifying grips of ‘An Affair to Remember.’ It reminded him of his youthful tryst with ‘The Princess Bride’ whom he lost to his greatest nemesis, ‘Forrest Gump.’ ‘The Odd Couple’ ‘Departed’ as the captain, out of envy, took the lives of Gump, his woman, as well as ‘The Lives of Others.’ Now, all the captain was left with was the haunting memory of a true beauty’s ‘Persuasion’ of an empty man whose love was trapped like ‘Beetlejuice’ in the ‘Brokeback Mountain’ of his own wicked heart. The captain failed to realize that Umberto had addressed the letter to his lost dog, Flike. ‘Analyze This.’ ‘Analyze That.’
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i'm a 30 year old male that can't watch Forest Gump without crying at least a dozen times. i'm a sibling of 5 that only sees or speaks to my siblings on holidays or family events. i have no formal secondary degree with stamp of approval or specification in a field of study. i know that cigarettes will **** me the sun will do the same but i enjoy those things. i'm a 30 year old male with no prospects of a life or any idea of how to create one. i only know, i am alive. i can't stand the behavior of most people but i love everyone, and try to forgive because i know not their demons i hate that i hate. i hate that i am not as forgiving with myself with the life that i've lived. i think of what my life could be outside of my life that is and i lift away in dreams i think of killing myself while addressing daily responsibilities. moving one load of laundry to the dryer becomes "this belt feels stressful and the buckle is harsh upon my adams apple" but cold nickel and leather remind me of such contrast so cold. so warm. i'm a 30 year old man, and i realize that age is only significant to those that have not done so. but i still cry at odd moments. i'm a sibling of 5 that feels no love. at christmas, buys the best most poignant gifts but still forgets birthdays i'm educated in what matters which means it doesn't pay and i love how poor i am. i'm a 30 year old man. broke. single. nearly homeless. and i have nothing but love. i only know, that i'm alive.
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May 26, 2017
May 26, 2017 at 10:04 PM UTC
dentist's room overhead light
'A Story with an (im)Moral'   Once there was a boy desperate to make some grand escape not exactly sure what from but determined by desperation nonetheless he found his solution of choice to be running away, in the elementary, running away from home sense not to be confused with the running of the 'Forrest Gump' specialty so away he went across all the boundaries he could find city, state, nation, ocean he crossed and crisscrossed them all until the places he ended up running away from brought him right back to the place he thought he'd never return to again normally at this juncture he would meet up with a forgotten sweetheart realize he'd only been running from himself and settle quickly into a story book situation of paper bliss and paste-flavored life however, he had always been more of an anti-hero kind of guy so after a quick fling with that sweetheart who, matter-of-factly, he had never even started to forget he left her sobbing in a corner over the should-have-been he robbed away from her and proceeded to absolutely decimate every tie he had left in that town he had always doubted that saying about burning bridges so he perpetrated a final crime as a lasting reminder that he had told the whole town to go **** themselves, in no uncertain terms -and by **** he meant it- he burned the only bridge out of town along with an ex-buddy from high school's pristine Camaro that turned out to be just the ignition that bridge needed it would be stock to tell you that he learned some grand life lesson and felt great remorse for his evil ways no such scripted end, though as he grinned into the wreckage smoking in the stream at the bottom of the gulch he was struck by a happy revelation staying away is so much easier when you physically can’t go back and his only parting thought was of how much time could have been saved if he'd only burned that stupid bridge the first time he left.
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Feb 13, 2010
Feb 13, 2010 at 6:36 PM UTC
Internet Fairytales IV
'A Story with an (im)Moral'   Once there was a boy desperate to make some grand escape not exactly sure what from but determined by desperation nonetheless he found his solution of choice to be running away, in the elementary, running away from home sense not to be confused with the running of the 'Forrest Gump' specialty so away he went across all the boundaries he could find city, state, nation, ocean he crossed and crisscrossed them all until the places he ended up running away from brought him right back to the place he thought he'd never return to again normally at this juncture he would meet up with a forgotten sweetheart realize he'd only been running from himself and settle quickly into a story book situation of paper bliss and paste-flavored life however, he had always been more of an anti-hero kind of guy so after a quick fling with that sweetheart who, matter-of-factly, he had never even started to forget he left her sobbing in a corner over the should-have-been he robbed away from her and proceeded to absolutely decimate every tie he had left in that town he had always doubted that saying about burning bridges so he perpetrated a final crime as a lasting reminder that he had told the whole town to go **** themselves, in no uncertain terms -and by **** he meant it- he burned the only bridge out of town along with an ex-buddy from high school's pristine Camaro that turned out to be just the ignition that bridge needed it would be stock to tell you that he learned some grand life lesson and felt great remorse for his evil ways no such scripted end, though as he grinned into the wreckage smoking in the stream at the bottom of the gulch he was struck by a happy revelation staying away is so much easier when you physically can’t go back and his only parting thought was of how much time could have been saved if he'd only burned that stupid bridge the first time he left.
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"What do you think my brain is made for Is it just a container for the mind? That big grey matter." Lyricism in abundance Dear Ocean, Continue your Orange Haze Flipping Channel in Sierra Leone Only to Start Thinking About You Sweet Life is all but in our grasp We're Super Rich Kids but this isn't Just Money Pyramids to hold our possessions We should make sure we use Fertilizer On the lawn before we go Crack Rock dear Pilot Jones Let's get Lost until we see White skies and Monks Following a Bad Religion Forrest Gump will meet Us at the End Tell us what life is, Frank, One more time.
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Jan 21, 2013
Jan 21, 2013 at 4:31 PM UTC
Majin Buu
BIG to from Gump, When lost in the forrest, My whit occurs I ghost dog it, The Cast Away thinking I am legend, you can't last one day, Like in the pursuit of happiness, I used will-son my imagination, Money Ball The sting, Akeelah and the Bee, If you wen't back to the future, we were wolves as teens!
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Sep 28, 2016
Sep 28, 2016 at 8:27 PM UTC
Movies that moved me
I went out for a jog on a Wednesday night I thought of taking my mind of some things and... that's what I did I jogged like Forrest Gump's lazier half brother because, I simply can't run because of asthma After a few rounds around the university, I decided to go home with a quick trip to the convenience store for dinner I had the usual.. a rice meal, and two cans of milk I walked home, taking home a can cause I cannot stand the stench of the store's second floor anymore That's when I saw a particular beggar on the street It was a old woman, probably on her 70s She had lesions on her legs, so she couldn't walk... She looked up to the sky like somehow, maybe today she'd breathe her last I mustered whatever kindness I had in me, and with whatever I had left.. I gave her Php. 8.00 and can of milk She had this lit up look with her eyes and with utmost fervor, she said "Salamat po" ("Thank you") Days. Weeks. Months passed by since I've seen that lady again... and at some point that moment seemed like history to me... Today, I've went out for a jog to take my mind off things. and what luck did I have.. I did not have enough for my usual.. I decided to go home and with a heavy heart.. Tired and full of stressed out muscles.. On the street, a young girl with a plastic bag approached me. She was apprehensive; shy even. She gave me the plastic bag and ran off... And with what surprise I had when I opened the bag... You know what it had? A rice meal and two cans of milk
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Jul 23, 2015
Jul 23, 2015 at 7:27 AM UTC
Php 8.00 and a can of milk
I went out for a jog on a Wednesday night I thought of taking my mind of some things and... that's what I did I jogged like Forrest Gump's lazier half brother because, I simply can't run because of asthma After a few rounds around the university, I decided to go home with a quick trip to the convenience store for dinner I had the usual.. a rice meal, and two cans of milk I walked home, taking home a can cause I cannot stand the stench of the store's second floor anymore That's when I saw a particular beggar on the street It was a old woman, probably on her 70s She had lesions on her legs, so she couldn't walk... She looked up to the sky like somehow, maybe today she'd breathe her last I mustered whatever kindness I had in me, and with whatever I had left.. I gave her Php. 8.00 and can of milk She had this lit up look with her eyes and with utmost fervor, she said "Salamat po" ("Thank you") Days. Weeks. Months passed by since I've seen that lady again... and at some point that moment seemed like history to me... Today, I've went out for a jog to take my mind off things. and what luck did I have.. I did not have enough for my usual.. I decided to go home and with a heavy heart.. Tired and full of stressed out muscles.. On the street, a young girl with a plastic bag approached me. She was apprehensive; shy even. She gave me the plastic bag and ran off... And with what surprise I had when I opened the bag... You know what it had? A rice meal and two cans of milk
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God, in this day, February 24, 2015, I come to you saying this: Please save me from myself. Save me from this darkness I have adjusted to call home. Save me from the madness in my mind, From the anxiety that eats me alive when I wake, With epiphanies of school. I despise waking every morning from Monday through Friday. The weekends may be a drag for me. But the weekdays.... They are the days I loathe most. The weekdays are a stabbing at the chest. These days awake the beasts who sleep in my head, in their nest they have made throughout the years, and these monsters do not like to be awoken. When they awake... Lights Camera Action Here comes the anxiety, The stress, The tears stream down my cheeks like cars down a hilltop in the night. I feel like Forrest Gump. Except Forrest Gump had been running miles and miles, for no reason. He “just felt like running.” Now me? I have a reason to run. I am running away from my demons. I can’t face them, throw a stone at them. They’re much stronger than that. The monsters don’t let me sleep. They keep me awake at night. Their words are being shoved into my mind, “So much homework to be done for tomorrow, You pitiful and witless girl, When will you learn that you will never be good enough?” They’re saving me from my nightmares, Yet placing me into another. But it’s okay, This nightmare is only temporary, Soon, I will escape and enter into oblivion But for now, I will sleep – maybe like a baby, maybe like a dead man. God, thank you for allowing those beasts into my dreams, Turning them into the nightmares I am terrified to encounter every night. God Almighty, thank you for teaching these demons to swim, And to be stronger than my dreams. Oblivion is inevitable and now I will be free… Thank you. Amen.
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Jun 15, 2015
Jun 15, 2015 at 12:54 PM UTC
Letter to God
God, in this day, February 24, 2015, I come to you saying this: Please save me from myself. Save me from this darkness I have adjusted to call home. Save me from the madness in my mind, From the anxiety that eats me alive when I wake, With epiphanies of school. I despise waking every morning from Monday through Friday. The weekends may be a drag for me. But the weekdays.... They are the days I loathe most. The weekdays are a stabbing at the chest. These days awake the beasts who sleep in my head, in their nest they have made throughout the years, and these monsters do not like to be awoken. When they awake... Lights Camera Action Here comes the anxiety, The stress, The tears stream down my cheeks like cars down a hilltop in the night. I feel like Forrest Gump. Except Forrest Gump had been running miles and miles, for no reason. He “just felt like running.” Now me? I have a reason to run. I am running away from my demons. I can’t face them, throw a stone at them. They’re much stronger than that. The monsters don’t let me sleep. They keep me awake at night. Their words are being shoved into my mind, “So much homework to be done for tomorrow, You pitiful and witless girl, When will you learn that you will never be good enough?” They’re saving me from my nightmares, Yet placing me into another. But it’s okay, This nightmare is only temporary, Soon, I will escape and enter into oblivion But for now, I will sleep – maybe like a baby, maybe like a dead man. God, thank you for allowing those beasts into my dreams, Turning them into the nightmares I am terrified to encounter every night. God Almighty, thank you for teaching these demons to swim, And to be stronger than my dreams. Oblivion is inevitable and now I will be free… Thank you. Amen.
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Polar caps are high and dry. Rip van Wrinkle took a no doze. Forrest Gump smoked a bowl a ses. My first X wife wants to hook up. My.second X wife is having second thoughts.. That's a first. Working on a sub 2 minute mile. Gonna.cruise to Tahiti in style Then go check my forty acres on the dark side of the moon and oh,my first X wife wants to bump and grind. Jeasus. She Has lost her mind. One step.forward...three steps behind.
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Mar 14, 2014
Mar 14, 2014 at 1:03 AM UTC
Double **
Life is like a box. Sometimes it feels full, Sometimes it feels empty. But most times It just sits on a shelf in the attic Unopened and dusty
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May 3, 2021
May 3, 2021 at 6:14 PM UTC
Wiser words of Forrest Gump