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"hefty" poems
The last kiss from you Lasted like a huddle in The snow blitz Rocking my anatomy In the frosty glitz The last words from you That barged in my eardrum You were in a hurry To smell a new leaf Draped in a diamond dew The last gifts from you Was an instrument Which still I use To recognize people Or to refuse! The last time You said I love you I remember I was laughing Hysterically as if I was watching Jared Leto’s jaded mimicry of Joker in YouTube Intriguingly, when the last time I saw you **** It felt like pretty Ivanka’s embarrassment Noticing her dad is a lewd The last time I was chatting With you on Facebook I was wondering why I shouldn't hack your account? To check your inbox Yea, it was filled with the message of ******* F- Bombs, **** shaming and tagging you as harlot All they were asking was your service of escort Either in full discount or in hefty cash drops! The last time I wrote A letter of love to you I discovered my Keyboard Began to blurt out No more, No more, No more… The last time I had a chit-chat With you in the Burger King or Pizza Hut I listened to your hissing clack-clack That someone else has become your puppy cat… The last time I became sick When I was with you I heard you threw a party Where you were whispering To your besties, how I become your double whammy! The last time I was With you in the bed I felt like I was indentured To **** a dummy toy Sans spirit and flesh! Loving you was like Santa Claus gifted me With a Pandora’s Box As soon as I opened it You decided to release Our *** tape of your having ****** In pornhub’s forum of interracial! The last time I heard of you Is that you were giving an interview To The Cosmopolitan’s board of review Facing the barrage of inquisitions You calmly joked, the series Of latest uproar about you In the social media or Internet Is because certain people always Love to rave about Women’s body Shoving in and out of their pigeonhole With their one night stand queen trophy To flavor your form in their fantasmic mouth You also smirked in a raspy voice Defiantly declaring “we (women) Have been locked indoors With no air, no food, no water” My last boyfriend is also no exception He certainly thinks I came this far Through ******* and deception
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Apr 30, 2017
Apr 30, 2017 at 12:33 PM UTC
Oppressive patriarchy or self-imposed victim hood- Hasan Maruf
The last kiss from you Lasted like a huddle in The snow blitz Rocking my anatomy In the frosty glitz The last words from you That barged in my eardrum You were in a hurry To smell a new leaf Draped in a diamond dew The last gifts from you Was an instrument Which still I use To recognize people Or to refuse! The last time You said I love you I remember I was laughing Hysterically as if I was watching Jared Leto’s jaded mimicry of Joker in YouTube Intriguingly, when the last time I saw you **** It felt like pretty Ivanka’s embarrassment Noticing her dad is a lewd The last time I was chatting With you on Facebook I was wondering why I shouldn't hack your account? To check your inbox Yea, it was filled with the message of ******* F- Bombs, **** shaming and tagging you as harlot All they were asking was your service of escort Either in full discount or in hefty cash drops! The last time I wrote A letter of love to you I discovered my Keyboard Began to blurt out No more, No more, No more… The last time I had a chit-chat With you in the Burger King or Pizza Hut I listened to your hissing clack-clack That someone else has become your puppy cat… The last time I became sick When I was with you I heard you threw a party Where you were whispering To your besties, how I become your double whammy! The last time I was With you in the bed I felt like I was indentured To **** a dummy toy Sans spirit and flesh! Loving you was like Santa Claus gifted me With a Pandora’s Box As soon as I opened it You decided to release Our *** tape of your having ****** In pornhub’s forum of interracial! The last time I heard of you Is that you were giving an interview To The Cosmopolitan’s board of review Facing the barrage of inquisitions You calmly joked, the series Of latest uproar about you In the social media or Internet Is because certain people always Love to rave about Women’s body Shoving in and out of their pigeonhole With their one night stand queen trophy To flavor your form in their fantasmic mouth You also smirked in a raspy voice Defiantly declaring “we (women) Have been locked indoors With no air, no food, no water” My last boyfriend is also no exception He certainly thinks I came this far Through ******* and deception
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Her master towers over her with his hefty might. His eyes pierce through the shadows. Commanding and bold, he startles her. However, she capitulates to his aura. She succumbs to his will, a willing slave. Confined by his power, she cannot behave. His words are tender, his touch like a feather, she pines for his control, her soul in his hand. In the dungeon of rapture, they explore their appetite. Her master, like a bat, hovers over the dim light. Sweeps her with his wings to a waltz of submission. And takes her to the ride of darkness and delight. A coating of fear decorates her face. He surprises her with acts that leave her afraid. She is hesitant to continue her master’s calling. But her body is dissimilar, peachy, and pulsating. Her master takes her on a trip of ****** events. Where she gasps with fright, moans with pain, and pleasures herself to the sound of the rain. He takes what he wants; she surrenders it all. He puts her in her place with words of degradation. Then showers her with warmth and affection. Her master kisses her, just like aftercare. In each other’s arms they find solace in times of despair.
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May 24, 2024
May 24, 2024 at 3:56 PM UTC
Exploring My Slave
Two people both alike in character Of the opposite sexes Sit across a candlelit dinner In a lovely, fancy restaurant The room is incandescently lit With a dimness that balances between ever so bright and ever so dark Allowing for a gold tinge to envelop the restaurant But not gold enough to take away notice of the lit candle set upon the White table cloth The waiter appears and asks the couple What they would like for dinner The couple order the food and drink Much to the waiter's delight the food and drink is expensive The waiter returns shortly With a bottle of their finest Pinto Noir And pours the blood-red wine slowly Into each of the couple's glasses And leaves the couple to sip upon their sweet sin delicately The food is laid out Triumphant in its debut A vast smorgasbord of entries Including frog legs, crab, and delicious ****** steak The couple prepare their silverware for the battle that is eating The man stabs his knife into the ****** steak Cutting it open and spilling the juices all over his plate He stabs the meat with the fork and guides it toward his mouth And slowly but surely chomps upon it with the strength of his fine jaw And swallows the meat into the unexposed mystery that is his stomach The woman begins to mutilate the frog legs with her knife Cutting into the once moveable limbs And stabs the limbs with her fork and brings it to her mouth And delicately bites the limbs and politely chews And swallows it into her fine and precious insides The couple then split the crab legs Using their bear hands they split the shells open And remove the meat or **** it right out of the shell They swallow it whole and do nothing with the shell Leaving the shell aside to be as still as a carcass The waiter arrives and asks how the food was The couple obliged him with their satisfaction The bill is handed to them and the couple pay it Leaving a hefty tip They then leave the lovingly dimly lit restaurant To enjoy the night that is ahead of them
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May 29, 2014
May 29, 2014 at 1:37 AM UTC
A Dinner
Two people both alike in character Of the opposite sexes Sit across a candlelit dinner In a lovely, fancy restaurant The room is incandescently lit With a dimness that balances between ever so bright and ever so dark Allowing for a gold tinge to envelop the restaurant But not gold enough to take away notice of the lit candle set upon the White table cloth The waiter appears and asks the couple What they would like for dinner The couple order the food and drink Much to the waiter's delight the food and drink is expensive The waiter returns shortly With a bottle of their finest Pinto Noir And pours the blood-red wine slowly Into each of the couple's glasses And leaves the couple to sip upon their sweet sin delicately The food is laid out Triumphant in its debut A vast smorgasbord of entries Including frog legs, crab, and delicious ****** steak The couple prepare their silverware for the battle that is eating The man stabs his knife into the ****** steak Cutting it open and spilling the juices all over his plate He stabs the meat with the fork and guides it toward his mouth And slowly but surely chomps upon it with the strength of his fine jaw And swallows the meat into the unexposed mystery that is his stomach The woman begins to mutilate the frog legs with her knife Cutting into the once moveable limbs And stabs the limbs with her fork and brings it to her mouth And delicately bites the limbs and politely chews And swallows it into her fine and precious insides The couple then split the crab legs Using their bear hands they split the shells open And remove the meat or **** it right out of the shell They swallow it whole and do nothing with the shell Leaving the shell aside to be as still as a carcass The waiter arrives and asks how the food was The couple obliged him with their satisfaction The bill is handed to them and the couple pay it Leaving a hefty tip They then leave the lovingly dimly lit restaurant To enjoy the night that is ahead of them
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Except for the Nobel Peace Prize, Which carries a hefty prize money, No other Nobel Prize is given by the rich Norwegians, Presented are the rest by the Swedish, And the Norwegian award just the Nobel Peace Prize. Alfred Nobel had died in the guilt, The guilt of inventing such death.
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Oct 18, 2016
Oct 18, 2016 at 6:46 AM UTC
Swede-Norwegian
You were the crisp fresh air I breathed in Awakening my soul Clean and bearing no weight I effortlessly inhaled you Taking you in Embracing you and everything about you Chilled by your presence Sending goosebumps down my spine You were the opening of my eyes But at the same time You were the foggy air I breathed in Suppressing my soul Foul with a hefty weight Choking as i tried to force you out Slowly extinguishing me Avoiding you and everything about you Sickened by your presence Forcing me to stop breathing You are the sludge coating my lungs Making me want to never breathe again
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Aug 22, 2016
Aug 22, 2016 at 12:30 PM UTC
Breathing You In
In the midst of the melancholic dusk, soliloquies of the forgotten are hushed. Those who listened snickered at the surreal hopes of those who search for their flicker. For you see, in a year not so long ago, the Empathy did leave. Ever since the start, Empathy lived in the world’s heart. He came to visit us every day. His grin is warm and bright like sunbeams, and he hides behind what the people say. Empathy was the hero of the lost His touch mended the broken spirits, although, none of us knew it had such a hefty cost. Is there a more affable friend that could possibly be, than that of Empathy? Empathy was a close friend of mine. When I sang his somber song, he appeared. The bourgeoisie had never seen anyone so divine. There was something furtive in his eyes as if he knew, somehow, that he would have to bid me goodbye. I asked him, “Empathy, what’s going on?” He replied, “The light is fading. They have killed the dawn.” And so I saw his words ring true. The sun rose not, The sky faded gray from blue. The people of the world began to hate. Abandoning Empathy, they set the universe ablaze. Fire choked the sky, for us it was too late. “Save yourself and run away!” I cried. But Empathy, he shook his head, smiled, and died.
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Nov 23, 2018
Nov 23, 2018 at 4:36 PM UTC
Empathy and I
A dozen fellows draped in threadbare tread densely, Profligating goons in obsidian gowns gathered under rainbow moonshine shaking bronze hands, howling and ******   in the shambles of the moon,   rap'n and nod'n to the notes of midnight. The mellow marines mourned over malice, lionizing over lost ones, many howled venerated, exalted in wonder in  favor of their thrilling grace, and delight, and brilliance, and might! but some neighboring sticklers,     behaved haughty and in disdain,   of the crowdy Cavaliers bellowing echoes signaling out                  to the seers of the sea, singing to the wands overwatching the wedding, and ravens listened,    roving like noble patrolsmen. Traveleres and trainees at sea    humble and bright niave, and frieghtened in traverse,            volatile and toiling,            tireless, Lunatics, (laughing, laughing, laughhing,) Rumaging through rain, fireciely, rallying and rableroused, through towering halls of mohogony,      hefty and wholesome were their hearts though, beast of the woodsy edifice were foul and benumb scowling with contempt, haste to devide and devised to hindrance. Hence the heroes heed    to the valleys of rose, and violet, and strawberry fields of forever,  seeking Saint Nicholas, in the bustling Byzantium,       in the murky shadows of doubt.
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Sep 18, 2018
Sep 18, 2018 at 10:08 AM UTC
A Dozen Cavaliers At Sea
to-day I sat in a slim line chair in which I was made aware of the size of my posterior's pear it drooped over the sides of the seat and it didn't look orderly or neat a not so subtle message my buns have relayed to me they've said that they are a little too hefty I'm making a belated New Years resolution which is to seek an answer to my tails expansive evolution being unable to place my posterior in a chair is truly a most wretched affair
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Jan 11, 2014
Jan 11, 2014 at 4:32 AM UTC
Wretched Affair
July 18th, 2010. Those sacred songs suffocated, when our books were set on fire. We wasted time. Worrying about something that wasn't going to happen for a while. Anxiety is just the common cold of 2010. We've spent all of our $ And still there is no cure. I have a high tolerance. And you have a hefty load of prescriptions. So tell me, which one of us is going to die first? Predestination does not care. But the Grim Reaper does.
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Apr 28, 2012
Apr 28, 2012 at 2:54 PM UTC
I Have A High Tolerance.
A beautiful sun shines through a palm's canopy And casts a shadow over your beach retreat. Sitting in a lounge chair with a rumrunner in hand, It's easy to pretend people don't get murdered here. Now it's nighttime and the city shines alive with neon As countless youth hop from club to club looking for fun. Walking down the boulevard while you take in the sights, It's easy to forget the projects you passed to get here. The next morning starts with a hefty hangover And ends with a delicious bandeja paisa. You've never had such exotically good food in your life, Yet it's easy to ignore the famished begging on the streets here. So the next time you visit And feel all of your problems leave you, Remember that your tourist dollars help keep our paradise One fit for a fool.
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May 16, 2019
May 16, 2019 at 3:59 PM UTC
I live where you vacation
In the twilight of immeasurable hope I run, I pace, I stagger. A moon of sorts tucks its hefty beams Behind the gauzy, twisted zephyr, As if teasing that its crisp, round, clarity is merely an echo of a distant, convoluted story: a myth. One moment I am carrying out my quotidian realities Unfiltered, unbridled, lucid, Running my fingers through laughing waves of golden, auburn richness, Letting my wavering, billowing hair slowly melt into the quavering, trembling wind… When suddenly- I am caught in the labyrinth of veils. I, with my hair and my warmth, I am auriferous. And these sheets, oh these hangings! They float like century-worn cobwebs And they ensnare me so. This is where the tangled messages And mangled mixed signals All wriggle themselves into form And make their zombie graveyard. And yet there are sparks, Little voices trapped in burning baubles Shining like the ever-loving soul of the universe, Which whisper the stories of the moon-thing Beyond the borders of this haze-land. Sometimes I attempt to fashion these ethereal sparklings into my hair. They suggest insanity, so close to my ears, And I can’t fill my soul with enough… I cling to the faith that they will lead me out Into the amaranthine beyond. I come back here often, Always hoping that today will be the day That the beams from above Will reach to seek me. For that, I will love the mists, And carnally sip away At the nebulous, crepuscular, Pools of Fantasy. But in retrospect, I should never have told you That your name means “Purple” to me.
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Sep 30, 2012
Sep 30, 2012 at 1:35 AM UTC
Purple
In the twilight of immeasurable hope I run, I pace, I stagger. A moon of sorts tucks its hefty beams Behind the gauzy, twisted zephyr, As if teasing that its crisp, round, clarity is merely an echo of a distant, convoluted story: a myth. One moment I am carrying out my quotidian realities Unfiltered, unbridled, lucid, Running my fingers through laughing waves of golden, auburn richness, Letting my wavering, billowing hair slowly melt into the quavering, trembling wind… When suddenly- I am caught in the labyrinth of veils. I, with my hair and my warmth, I am auriferous. And these sheets, oh these hangings! They float like century-worn cobwebs And they ensnare me so. This is where the tangled messages And mangled mixed signals All wriggle themselves into form And make their zombie graveyard. And yet there are sparks, Little voices trapped in burning baubles Shining like the ever-loving soul of the universe, Which whisper the stories of the moon-thing Beyond the borders of this haze-land. Sometimes I attempt to fashion these ethereal sparklings into my hair. They suggest insanity, so close to my ears, And I can’t fill my soul with enough… I cling to the faith that they will lead me out Into the amaranthine beyond. I come back here often, Always hoping that today will be the day That the beams from above Will reach to seek me. For that, I will love the mists, And carnally sip away At the nebulous, crepuscular, Pools of Fantasy. But in retrospect, I should never have told you That your name means “Purple” to me.
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There are many gifts in God’s great creation All part of His great economy of the order of things The gift of breath The gift of song and of music The gift of life, of image, of love The gift of all things The gift of even --dare I say it-- death He gifted all things that are All is gifted unto us All is given by the Triune God In all gifted, there was still incompleteness There was nothing to respond to God So constructed into the image of God Comes a gift better than any gift before given With the breath of God flowing to our lungs Wearing a crown of the honor and glory of God This gift, these people- Us He says to explore He says to see the world that we have been gifted To unwrap the gifts given To gift our gifts to the world that we are exploring But there was this problem, a tree It was not a gift, in fact it was forbidden Yet still, we unwrapped it, we took that which was not ours to take We were overcome by death Overcome by udder sadness Overcome by sickness, and hurt By this torturous, terrible thing This terrible stolen anti-gift And for it we paid a hefty price We lost all we were We lost all we were meant to be No longer did we fulfill our meaning Where we were to be gift givers Where we were to be life to the world Where we were to bless all things We took that which was not offered We broke our relationship with God Not only did we suffer But all creation suffered with and due to Then came a new gift A gift to restore A gift to be freely taken Yet a gift of great responsibility This gift would set free But also bind This was a gift of all gifts This was a gift to end all gifts God Himself became man Offering Himself unto death So that all things could be made new So all that was sad would become untrue Now, as we were once to be We could, ourselves, be gifts to the world Blessing the world Giving life to a lifeless Our gifts were joined with Christ With this gift, we would become like the gift we were More like it than ever before For Christ makes us more human than we've ever been Where we would offer the world to The Father And for the life of all things Our priesthood would be restored All things would be restored All things would be made new All sad things would come untrue The world would be restored Prepare the way!
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Jun 4, 2015
Jun 4, 2015 at 8:50 PM UTC
Gifts
There are many gifts in God’s great creation All part of His great economy of the order of things The gift of breath The gift of song and of music The gift of life, of image, of love The gift of all things The gift of even --dare I say it-- death He gifted all things that are All is gifted unto us All is given by the Triune God In all gifted, there was still incompleteness There was nothing to respond to God So constructed into the image of God Comes a gift better than any gift before given With the breath of God flowing to our lungs Wearing a crown of the honor and glory of God This gift, these people- Us He says to explore He says to see the world that we have been gifted To unwrap the gifts given To gift our gifts to the world that we are exploring But there was this problem, a tree It was not a gift, in fact it was forbidden Yet still, we unwrapped it, we took that which was not ours to take We were overcome by death Overcome by udder sadness Overcome by sickness, and hurt By this torturous, terrible thing This terrible stolen anti-gift And for it we paid a hefty price We lost all we were We lost all we were meant to be No longer did we fulfill our meaning Where we were to be gift givers Where we were to be life to the world Where we were to bless all things We took that which was not offered We broke our relationship with God Not only did we suffer But all creation suffered with and due to Then came a new gift A gift to restore A gift to be freely taken Yet a gift of great responsibility This gift would set free But also bind This was a gift of all gifts This was a gift to end all gifts God Himself became man Offering Himself unto death So that all things could be made new So all that was sad would become untrue Now, as we were once to be We could, ourselves, be gifts to the world Blessing the world Giving life to a lifeless Our gifts were joined with Christ With this gift, we would become like the gift we were More like it than ever before For Christ makes us more human than we've ever been Where we would offer the world to The Father And for the life of all things Our priesthood would be restored All things would be restored All things would be made new All sad things would come untrue The world would be restored Prepare the way!
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Don't panic at all Don't bother at all What if the buildings are Damaged dangerously? What if all the walls Are full of cracks Things can be easily controlled And you have enough money So don't panic at all Don't bother at all Use your money with caution Apply your mind, use your money Get all the walls painted With very nice painting Paintings of the folks Paintings of the modern era Paintings of saints and heroes Painting of beautiful landscapes Raise slogans here and there Unfurl flags and sing the anthem What if the rivers are di*ty? Only raise awareness campaigns Put hoardings and banners everywhere Do nothing else, but show everything Just adopt these cheap tactics You can save lot of wealth And can spent on yourself Or can buy more votes with it Paint the bark of all the trees Break all the records of shame Create a new fake history Make silly new records What if there is poverty Just make monuments for god And ask people to pray there God is there to listen the prayer What if there is unemployment Ask your businessmen friends To start training centres and train the youth And make money, money and money Leave the trained youth as they were Ask them to create employment for self Call it self-employment, call it freedom Ask them to rejoice this freedom Open new schools and colleges But don't appoint staff in teachers Collect hefty amount of fees Spent that fees on yourself Also spent some to collect votes Manage the peoples Manage the machines Manage history, manage geography Manage the media, manage the news Spread everywhere, fake news If you do, what I have said You will be the king again
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Jun 10, 2019
Jun 10, 2019 at 2:35 PM UTC
Formula to Be King Again
Don't panic at all Don't bother at all What if the buildings are Damaged dangerously? What if all the walls Are full of cracks Things can be easily controlled And you have enough money So don't panic at all Don't bother at all Use your money with caution Apply your mind, use your money Get all the walls painted With very nice painting Paintings of the folks Paintings of the modern era Paintings of saints and heroes Painting of beautiful landscapes Raise slogans here and there Unfurl flags and sing the anthem What if the rivers are di*ty? Only raise awareness campaigns Put hoardings and banners everywhere Do nothing else, but show everything Just adopt these cheap tactics You can save lot of wealth And can spent on yourself Or can buy more votes with it Paint the bark of all the trees Break all the records of shame Create a new fake history Make silly new records What if there is poverty Just make monuments for god And ask people to pray there God is there to listen the prayer What if there is unemployment Ask your businessmen friends To start training centres and train the youth And make money, money and money Leave the trained youth as they were Ask them to create employment for self Call it self-employment, call it freedom Ask them to rejoice this freedom Open new schools and colleges But don't appoint staff in teachers Collect hefty amount of fees Spent that fees on yourself Also spent some to collect votes Manage the peoples Manage the machines Manage history, manage geography Manage the media, manage the news Spread everywhere, fake news If you do, what I have said You will be the king again
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I thought of being an artist A career I’ve always dreamed But perhaps I wasn't the smartest It wasn’t as it seemed The lines disconnect and break These colors a garish hue A piece most bleak and fake Is one I always rue My hands mislead my mind Unable to recreate for me The picture I imagined, I find This frustration a hefty fee Art is expression, or so they say But how can I express, I ask, When my art only blocks the way And proves a more daunting task?
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Dec 10, 2013
Dec 10, 2013 at 4:56 PM UTC
Art Block
Rudolph was differently -abled As nearly everybody knows. He suffered discrimination because he had a nose that glows. All of the alt-right Reindeer Were bigoted and called him names. They never let poor Rudolph Participate in Reindeer games Then one foggy holiday Eve O.S.H.A came to say “This hostile workplace violates rules There will be hefty fines to pay!” Now all of  the Reindeer hate him but learned to hide it carefully. They just spent two weeks in training For Reindeer sensitivity.
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Dec 1, 2016
Dec 1, 2016 at 9:05 PM UTC
Rudolph, the differently-abled Reindeer
Last night, I spent 45 minutes In the bathroom Because my doctor Told me I needed more Calcium in my diet. He says calcium Will make my bones strong, And if I want to grow up To be as big as my dad Than a hefty glass of milk Should do the trick. I'm lactose intolerant. But to this day I wonder, Is calcium the culprit? When an infant's bones Are crushed by tanks, And all that is left Is the dust, That you wipe away With the palm of your Blood-stained hand, On an unmarked grave Too old to remember, But it keeps on Coming back. Back to a time Where potential meant The possibility of Developmental potency. Not the supposedly High capacity for Danger. Like the flowers In the spring, Build their spine From our breath; Change is the Life in our blood. The minute an Eighteen year old's Parent's swallow the fire Of an IED 6,032 miles away, Believing their child fought for, Change. Verb. To make or become different. Verb. To give or get foreign money in exchange for: Verb. To remove a ***** diaper from a baby and replace it with a gun. Where do you run to? When sleep is the only place In a thousand miles where you can find God. When rest is the only peace you haven't felt since they said the war is finally over. When dreams Are the memories Of your children’s Stardust When you Can’t adjust To the lack of future Freedom liberated From materialism When no Dictionary Has your definition of Change. Noun. Something you find in your pocket. Verb. Something you find in yourself. Change, Is not something You can touch; But it's something You should want To feel.
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May 11, 2015
May 11, 2015 at 3:05 AM UTC
The Price of Milk (Change)
Last night, I spent 45 minutes In the bathroom Because my doctor Told me I needed more Calcium in my diet. He says calcium Will make my bones strong, And if I want to grow up To be as big as my dad Than a hefty glass of milk Should do the trick. I'm lactose intolerant. But to this day I wonder, Is calcium the culprit? When an infant's bones Are crushed by tanks, And all that is left Is the dust, That you wipe away With the palm of your Blood-stained hand, On an unmarked grave Too old to remember, But it keeps on Coming back. Back to a time Where potential meant The possibility of Developmental potency. Not the supposedly High capacity for Danger. Like the flowers In the spring, Build their spine From our breath; Change is the Life in our blood. The minute an Eighteen year old's Parent's swallow the fire Of an IED 6,032 miles away, Believing their child fought for, Change. Verb. To make or become different. Verb. To give or get foreign money in exchange for: Verb. To remove a ***** diaper from a baby and replace it with a gun. Where do you run to? When sleep is the only place In a thousand miles where you can find God. When rest is the only peace you haven't felt since they said the war is finally over. When dreams Are the memories Of your children’s Stardust When you Can’t adjust To the lack of future Freedom liberated From materialism When no Dictionary Has your definition of Change. Noun. Something you find in your pocket. Verb. Something you find in yourself. Change, Is not something You can touch; But it's something You should want To feel.
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Why do artists **** their arts? Journalists obey corporate bosses. Doctors peddle drugs for status. Lawyers work for robber barons. Bankers' havens for barons' taxes. Kings start wars for hefty profits. Charity's done for the sake of publicity. Vanity today is a thriving industry. Shopping's done with borrowed money. Bankruptcy levels; not seen in history. From hazardous things; profits aplenty. Poisoned wells we leave our progeny. These lunacies have a common cause, To win 'the rat race'; at any **** rate, Even earthly mother, we brutally **** How much is enough, to be content? Pharaoh's wealth was greater than most, But while he drowned, it saved him not. Instead, strive for a righteous life, Bonded to mother, free from desire. For we're not islands, or rats in a race. And when we stand on Judgement Day, Our wealth that day will have no say, Our deeds that day will lead the way.
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 4:23 AM UTC
Strange Times, These are Indeed...
sitting down drawing circles on sand by the ocean for 16 years without disturbances, save a few hefty feet trampling down sand castles but then one day something happened and an overwhelming wave comes hurling itself at you, and you have no escape plan despite living on the sand all your life the wave comes bearing galaxies from atlantis, blinding starlight, and a myriad perfect seashells. it feels like an eternity, being consumed by the wave as you're given a tour of every attraction there is, receiving free samples every now and then. you succumb to the star dust, enthralling you like a child at disneyland, or tumblr teens on the fourth of july. it feels like you're the only one lucky enough to witness this spectacle, and you're marvelling marvelling marvelling marvelling marvel- . . . . . no air you're gasping muddy sand in your eyes and through the excruciating discomfort, you see a hundred other silhouettes looking back at you. ---; this is how it was, loving him briefly. and this will stare him in the face, but perhaps his eyes, too, full of sand will stare right back at me “silhouettes” he'll say “silhouettes are what make my day”
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Sep 22, 2016
Sep 22, 2016 at 4:37 AM UTC
sandy eyes and silhouettes
Fat people canes   They buckle and break Fat people canes   They smell faintly of steak Fat people canes   Always arched Fat people canes   Holding up the heavily starched Fat people canes   Struggle down the street Fat people canes   An aid for battered feet Fat people canes     Support poorly distributed weight Fat people canes   Caught within a sewer grate Fat people canes   Can't handle the load Fat people canes   Easing movements slowed Fat people canes   Used to skewer crumbs Fat people canes   Used to butter buns Fat people canes   Prop for a hefty handicap Fat people canes   Can't fit within a taxi-cab Fat people canes   Deserve a wage Fat people canes   Traded in for a Rascal with age
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Aug 15, 2014
Aug 15, 2014 at 7:18 PM UTC
Atlas Overburdened
hyperactive minds, autistic souls; hefty thoughts, whispering shouts. sitting under the face of god forcing me to bow lower than my red sleeves. feeling relentless and reckless at the same time, my answer to everything will be "i'm fine". cure? cure for having a realistic philosophy? oh, dear. i am a lost case.
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Dec 31, 2014
Dec 31, 2014 at 10:58 AM UTC
cynicism
Like a patterned rug Beaten to be rid of dust and Flopped over a balcony railing, a leopard Hangs her hefty hands beneath a bough. Head lolling lazily, she awakens. Fingers like silent meteorites dig Craters in the loose, dry earth. From the grasses emerge many warm black eyes, unseen And vicious: floral pockmarks on Her carpeted exterior: cruel camouflage. Deftly lugging her **** back Into the branches to feed on its flesh: Patterned rug stained. Ears ***** and whiskers twitch As boughs creak and twigtips reach For the ground: the impala’s weight Has weakened her arboreal home. She panics not. She slinks softly back into The grasses: better to sidle away unscathed From immediate danger. Pride and body intact, she will **** again Elsewhere.
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Apr 15, 2014
Apr 15, 2014 at 4:50 PM UTC
A Leopard
I wake up to a repetition, The constant strive for approval. A simple undying rendition, Ideas in my head, hoping for removal. A subscription for success sign me up, One hefty fee of-not enough. Same old texts, asking what's up? This is not something that should be that tough.
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 6:28 PM UTC
Repeat
This one here, why I got it from a Pirate, He stood with a peg leg and a beard full of knots, The deck beneath him was littered with hefty dots, A rather peculiar sight, if I was to be asked, Which I was, and with that, this eye became glassed! The one over there, I suppose was from that Siren, Her skin was blue, eyes a shimmering gold, Her chest was bare, a sight that the sailors adored to behold, Excuse me, miss, I inclined my head, "While this is all well and pleasing," She clocked my tooth out, when I continued, "In this air, you must be freezing!" Why that one there, that's from a Queen, She stood with regal grace and beauty, Though in my opinion, her dress and manner was rather snooty, When asked in regards to a task appointed to me, I informed her that if it was so important, SHE could go water the overgrown tree! That one there, why that's from a Fairy, It resided within a nest of glittering gems and jewels, Each of course, lifted from some wandering fools, Eyes gleaming with desire and greed, I soon found those little Fairies are capable of bites to make you bleed! Over here, you'll see it plainly, is from a Dragon, It was a plague on the town, its wake of destruction spreading wide, With grasping claws and snapping teeth, it gobbled up my bride, I hunted it where it slept, and moved to strike it dead, And with that, I lost my head!
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Apr 25, 2015
Apr 25, 2015 at 3:06 AM UTC
The Adventure Of The Lifetimes