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"hemophilia" poems
I used to think that sadness was beautiful, But what is the point of it all? We're supposed to be youthful! They said time and time over that it would pass, but to be truthful: The feeling and expressing pain or sorrow for sins, it's all we feel: ruthful So in the end, what is the point of life at all? When all we do is sit around and bawl, "I just wanted to be pretty Cristi, just like a doll!" But isn't it more important to be happy, above all? All I have been feeling for the past couple of years is pain, Even though all I have wrapped around my neck is a golden chain Rather than his clenched fingers restricting against my jugular vein, With a voice in the back of my mind reminding me of my engraved Mark of Cain, It begs and exclaims, and it can't seem to remain restrained, But to ease me of my pain, they'd say: "Here, have a glass of Champagne." Can't you see what this mystery is doing to me? I can't seem to break the shackles that would set me free, All I'm reminded of is of my unfinished Master's Degree. "Is that all that matters to you?!" I dare to plea, "But what about my happiness, or my hemophilia b?!" Their expressions are forever carved in my mind: dropped jaws and widened eyes, "If it is such a sin to be happy, can't one consider the act of decriminalize?!" They'd all put up such a convincing and eerie disguise As if it would turn back the clock to avoid their end, their demise But I could tell by their silenced, hushed lips and snake eyes: My inquiry deserved a Nobel prize What was it about my question that turned my loved ones against me? They wouldn't dare turn their heads my way, they'd continue to sip on their black tea As if I were a ghost, or some sort of banshee The loss of my sanity is what they could foresee -
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Jun 23, 2014
Jun 23, 2014 at 12:41 PM UTC
Happiness
I used to think that sadness was beautiful, But what is the point of it all? We're supposed to be youthful! They said time and time over that it would pass, but to be truthful: The feeling and expressing pain or sorrow for sins, it's all we feel: ruthful So in the end, what is the point of life at all? When all we do is sit around and bawl, "I just wanted to be pretty Cristi, just like a doll!" But isn't it more important to be happy, above all? All I have been feeling for the past couple of years is pain, Even though all I have wrapped around my neck is a golden chain Rather than his clenched fingers restricting against my jugular vein, With a voice in the back of my mind reminding me of my engraved Mark of Cain, It begs and exclaims, and it can't seem to remain restrained, But to ease me of my pain, they'd say: "Here, have a glass of Champagne." Can't you see what this mystery is doing to me? I can't seem to break the shackles that would set me free, All I'm reminded of is of my unfinished Master's Degree. "Is that all that matters to you?!" I dare to plea, "But what about my happiness, or my hemophilia b?!" Their expressions are forever carved in my mind: dropped jaws and widened eyes, "If it is such a sin to be happy, can't one consider the act of decriminalize?!" They'd all put up such a convincing and eerie disguise As if it would turn back the clock to avoid their end, their demise But I could tell by their silenced, hushed lips and snake eyes: My inquiry deserved a Nobel prize What was it about my question that turned my loved ones against me? They wouldn't dare turn their heads my way, they'd continue to sip on their black tea As if I were a ghost, or some sort of banshee The loss of my sanity is what they could foresee -
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I breathe in this silence that is not Silenced, Air alive with heartbeats and Clocks ticking too slow, Eyes meeting over Sticky plastic tables, Snapping away like an awkward blind date, Fingertips drumming impatiently. Wait. Calm. Be patient. Tick...tock........tick...............tock I can't, I won't, my son laying One floor, 3 hallways, 12 rooms away, But we are relegated to the hospital cafeteria as if my husband and I are naughty schoolchildren, Interfering. My red shirt crumples beneath Nervous fingers, The same shade as the blood given To my son, not knowing it contained Death. Why can't I fight with my son, My son, Shining brightly and boldly as the sun, Infected with a blood-borne killer we were never warned about. Hemophilia is a tough diagnosis, But my careful worrying wasn't enough to save him from a Diagnosis of ostracism and certain death. AIDS. Oh God. Breathe. Can't breathe. Time moves too fast, my son racing towards eternity Alone. White sheets and sterile beds rob My son of all his sunshine, Lips blue and pale like my husband's jacket, Nothing but incessant beeping and bustling nurses who can't fix him, Clock going tick, tock, tick, tock. I see red. Red dripping into and out of his arms through silver needles, How do I know that this is safe, No one knows if this is safe, This is our only hope. Tick..tock.....tick........tock. White coat of the doctor moving too quickly towards us, We run. My heart thumping red and my stomach yellow bile and my eyes leaking blue. Hospital room not room enough for all my emotions, All of my tears, All of my grief, All his last breaths. My son. No longer my sunshine, Just a pale winter afternoon, No sun beneath cold sheets of snow. My son. Time moves too slow when everyone wears black, Like molasses dripping from a jar into Metallic air and earthy graves. Like ash clouding out the sun. My son. No more my sun.
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Jul 13, 2014
Jul 13, 2014 at 1:16 PM UTC
Yellow Boat
I breathe in this silence that is not Silenced, Air alive with heartbeats and Clocks ticking too slow, Eyes meeting over Sticky plastic tables, Snapping away like an awkward blind date, Fingertips drumming impatiently. Wait. Calm. Be patient. Tick...tock........tick...............tock I can't, I won't, my son laying One floor, 3 hallways, 12 rooms away, But we are relegated to the hospital cafeteria as if my husband and I are naughty schoolchildren, Interfering. My red shirt crumples beneath Nervous fingers, The same shade as the blood given To my son, not knowing it contained Death. Why can't I fight with my son, My son, Shining brightly and boldly as the sun, Infected with a blood-borne killer we were never warned about. Hemophilia is a tough diagnosis, But my careful worrying wasn't enough to save him from a Diagnosis of ostracism and certain death. AIDS. Oh God. Breathe. Can't breathe. Time moves too fast, my son racing towards eternity Alone. White sheets and sterile beds rob My son of all his sunshine, Lips blue and pale like my husband's jacket, Nothing but incessant beeping and bustling nurses who can't fix him, Clock going tick, tock, tick, tock. I see red. Red dripping into and out of his arms through silver needles, How do I know that this is safe, No one knows if this is safe, This is our only hope. Tick..tock.....tick........tock. White coat of the doctor moving too quickly towards us, We run. My heart thumping red and my stomach yellow bile and my eyes leaking blue. Hospital room not room enough for all my emotions, All of my tears, All of my grief, All his last breaths. My son. No longer my sunshine, Just a pale winter afternoon, No sun beneath cold sheets of snow. My son. Time moves too slow when everyone wears black, Like molasses dripping from a jar into Metallic air and earthy graves. Like ash clouding out the sun. My son. No more my sun.
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You, Me and the Pink Panther Also the Mouse in the nest Eating rubber ***** and drinking chlorine. Write your Message on the water And the Moon will tell me Or let the gravity show me. The music is tired, It wants to rest on a glacier The Perfume is stinking And the Ink is dying a sad death Beauty is only history and time is a mere thought French is 7=6 And We are floating in a space YET TO BE FOUND Darkness is made up of too much light Feelings are Mad Cats now Now Blood is not Holy Mistakes are Teachers And the Computers are tired They Need a Saridon Faith now doubts its existence Leisure can't find time Colors mean an ugly shade And Freedom is within narrow confines Right is now measured by the Wrong Tears have no place to fall Words have NO MEANING AT ALL SENSITIVITY is 'the' disease of Heart Where Life means a tiring Break And another child is blessed with Life of Pain All Undefined shall now die Motives are the modern vowels The Crowd is lonely The World has got pimples Girls have become Pungent And Conscious is in Coma Life crawls under the shadow of past And Hope for the Future No One Lives for Today Mushrooms and cannibals have become Friends Selling Potato & Mutton Soup All Needles are telling a lie The Evil has got Hemophilia Pride is at the mercy of Shame Depth is triflingly shallow The unsaid is still waiting to be heard While the Expression is feeling Stifled Blind is the Sight Dreams are no longer fantasy long And Deceit is the Common Salt Happiness is rocking against Triangles Now Headaches can be tasted And Sorrows have a Flavor Money is Dumb, Dumb, Dumb Love will be born only after death Only the Weeds on the Graves are Thinking Chocolates are biting the children The Heat is turning White Crosses have become circles The Roads seem to have lost their way The Rat-Racers are wandering in the Labyrinth Its Only Exit being Locked Silence is beginning to make Noise And the Earth is planning a Rescue from Humans
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Jul 28, 2013
Jul 28, 2013 at 12:36 PM UTC
Satirical Verses
You, Me and the Pink Panther Also the Mouse in the nest Eating rubber ***** and drinking chlorine. Write your Message on the water And the Moon will tell me Or let the gravity show me. The music is tired, It wants to rest on a glacier The Perfume is stinking And the Ink is dying a sad death Beauty is only history and time is a mere thought French is 7=6 And We are floating in a space YET TO BE FOUND Darkness is made up of too much light Feelings are Mad Cats now Now Blood is not Holy Mistakes are Teachers And the Computers are tired They Need a Saridon Faith now doubts its existence Leisure can't find time Colors mean an ugly shade And Freedom is within narrow confines Right is now measured by the Wrong Tears have no place to fall Words have NO MEANING AT ALL SENSITIVITY is 'the' disease of Heart Where Life means a tiring Break And another child is blessed with Life of Pain All Undefined shall now die Motives are the modern vowels The Crowd is lonely The World has got pimples Girls have become Pungent And Conscious is in Coma Life crawls under the shadow of past And Hope for the Future No One Lives for Today Mushrooms and cannibals have become Friends Selling Potato & Mutton Soup All Needles are telling a lie The Evil has got Hemophilia Pride is at the mercy of Shame Depth is triflingly shallow The unsaid is still waiting to be heard While the Expression is feeling Stifled Blind is the Sight Dreams are no longer fantasy long And Deceit is the Common Salt Happiness is rocking against Triangles Now Headaches can be tasted And Sorrows have a Flavor Money is Dumb, Dumb, Dumb Love will be born only after death Only the Weeds on the Graves are Thinking Chocolates are biting the children The Heat is turning White Crosses have become circles The Roads seem to have lost their way The Rat-Racers are wandering in the Labyrinth Its Only Exit being Locked Silence is beginning to make Noise And the Earth is planning a Rescue from Humans
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feelings rush through veins of red— pulsating, plotting, yearning. a breath, a word, a touch, a kiss— one ***** now the world is red.
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Sep 10, 2021
Sep 10, 2021 at 3:33 AM UTC
emotional hemophilia
Betty Coutu drives a mean Rambler takes us public school, heathens to catechism on Saturday morn Smokes a cigarette like a prima-ballerina Shifts three on the wheel drives that clutch to the floor with her thick leg Makes the engine roar a little “to warm it up” Turns with the grace of swan Pavlova or belladonna Something of beauty just to watch her three-finger the wheel through a turn around all while taking a drag exhales to ceiling to music on the radio Elvis? Roy O, Patsy Cline circa 1959 Betty's hair is short, uncombed but she's not without lipstick lights her smoke with amazing matchbook skills Calm like a woman who does it often takes on wear with I'm in love, and I don't give a care She shifts and turns cigarette balanced like gossip on lips or between those first two fingertips Smoke swirling amid kids squabbling and whining in the back seat No belts back then till Dad got home to keep them in line But, I bet on Betty every time to get us there I want to drive like her, so badly! I sit beside her-- ossified watching her smoke and handle like a total expert I am distracted and will surely fumble my catechism answers for the nuns cataclysmically She drops us off by an icy foot slide I swear to God to stop back later when we're done ...with prayer and penance   recitation... and resolvings to sin no more Once we're out the door-- back to that forbidden foot-slide Always had a plan for fun So did Betty's son the hemophiliac Bless myself like an Olympian and pray for Johnny before he joins me for a run hemophilia: a medical condition in which the ability of the blood to clot is severely reduced, causing the sufferer to bleed severely from even a slight injury. The condition is typically caused by a hereditary lack of a coagulation factor, most often factor VIII.
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Mar 24, 2019
Mar 24, 2019 at 7:31 PM UTC
Betty Drives Us to Catechism
Betty Coutu drives a mean Rambler takes us public school, heathens to catechism on Saturday morn Smokes a cigarette like a prima-ballerina Shifts three on the wheel drives that clutch to the floor with her thick leg Makes the engine roar a little “to warm it up” Turns with the grace of swan Pavlova or belladonna Something of beauty just to watch her three-finger the wheel through a turn around all while taking a drag exhales to ceiling to music on the radio Elvis? Roy O, Patsy Cline circa 1959 Betty's hair is short, uncombed but she's not without lipstick lights her smoke with amazing matchbook skills Calm like a woman who does it often takes on wear with I'm in love, and I don't give a care She shifts and turns cigarette balanced like gossip on lips or between those first two fingertips Smoke swirling amid kids squabbling and whining in the back seat No belts back then till Dad got home to keep them in line But, I bet on Betty every time to get us there I want to drive like her, so badly! I sit beside her-- ossified watching her smoke and handle like a total expert I am distracted and will surely fumble my catechism answers for the nuns cataclysmically She drops us off by an icy foot slide I swear to God to stop back later when we're done ...with prayer and penance   recitation... and resolvings to sin no more Once we're out the door-- back to that forbidden foot-slide Always had a plan for fun So did Betty's son the hemophiliac Bless myself like an Olympian and pray for Johnny before he joins me for a run hemophilia: a medical condition in which the ability of the blood to clot is severely reduced, causing the sufferer to bleed severely from even a slight injury. The condition is typically caused by a hereditary lack of a coagulation factor, most often factor VIII.
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i know a place where there is no independence, Opinions are controlled,well as your "character reference". It is the place where structures are aero dynamic, Members Believing that it would fly at the time of panic The Social-Controller, political-hemophilia, Millions have joined, expanding the mafia. Polluted the minds of pioneers, --the low iQ'D, Wise Child inherit your thy truth have been sued The thoughts of your childhood was buried deep, Teachings of the interracial grows in this creed. It was emphasized, first time in my life, Discrimination was a wound stabbed by a Knife. I dont' believe, i can boldly state -- Man-made Cult hurted, roam from day to date. Creed merged State, Politics, and inner feelings, Was trespassed, influenced with imposed billings. How come, you tell me that you can't -- Soul search, and start what you want. It cuts my skin, when worse comes worst, I'll go for the love, not with the CURSE!
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Sep 2, 2010
Sep 2, 2010 at 5:58 AM UTC
State of the Racial
Jean, death comes close to us all, flapping its awful wings at us and the gluey wings crawl up our nose. Our children tremble in their teen-age cribs, whirling off on a thumb or a motorcycle, mine pushed into gnawing a stilbestrol cancer I passed on like hemophilia, or yours in the seventh grade, with her spleen smacked in by the balance beam. And we, mothers, crumpled, and flyspotted with bringing them this far can do nothing now but pray. Let us put your three children and my two children, ages ranging from eleven to twenty-one, and send them in a large air net up to God, with many stamps, real air mail, and huge signs attached: SPECIAL HANDLING. DO NOT STAPLE, FOLD OR MUTILATE! And perhaps He will notice and pass a psalm over them for keeping safe for a whole, for a whole ********* life-span. And not even a muddled angel will peek down at us in our foxhole. And He will not have time to send down an eyedropper of prayer for us, the mothering thing of us, as we drip into the soup and drown in the worry festering inside us, lest our children go so fast they go.
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The Child Bearers
An addiction to the color named red, An affinity to feelings of dread, Like waterfalls and raindrops, I feel drenched, Clothed in a gown of crimson red is death. Hemophilia causes excessive blood loss, Just by being touched, you bloom like a rose! Like roses with thorns that bleeds it's color. To me who's bleeding out, "You're just a pose!" I scream out with anguish, a quiet pause. I lay in a pool of ****** dolor... To me, you're lips are just like spikes and thorns, With flowery words born from blooming roses, As if an explosion of gray matter, Were your poems that made me bleed all-out.
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Jan 13, 2017
Jan 13, 2017 at 6:10 AM UTC
"Hemophilia"
Hemophilia runs in the family A bleeding disorder I was fortunate My sister got the gene, not me She is a carrier and has mild Hemophilia If she had been born a boy, it would have been far more severe But even with her mild disorder She spontaneously begins bleeding Without anything even happening to her I spontaneously begin bleeding too Even though nothing is happening to me But you can't see that bleeding It's internal Not inside my body But inside my soul. Or something. I'm not really sure where it hurts, all I know is that it hurt a lot People say, *just be happy! Don't you want to be happy? Can't you just ignore it?* NO. That's like asking my sister When she spontaneously gets ****** noses *Just stop bleeding! Don't you want to stop bleeding? Can't you just ignore the fact that blood is pouring out of you?* NO just because the pain is not visible DOESN'T MEAN IT ISN'T THERE. IT IS NOT ESCAPABLE THE SAME WAY BLEEDING ISN'T That is why I'm trying to find a distraction from the pain Because when my sister gets a ****** nose, she just goes and distracts herself with a movie, so she doesn't pay attention to the bleeding My point is, though No. I can't just "be happy" I'm bleeding too And it is spontaneous and inexplicable YOU JUST CAN'T F*CKING SEE IT
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Jan 22, 2015
Jan 22, 2015 at 1:32 PM UTC
An Emotional Hemophiliac
As a Borderline she suffers through , a kind of emotional Hemophilia ; Lacking the clotting mechanism needed to moderate her spurts of feelings . Stimulate a passion , and she emotionally bleeds to death .
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Jan 27, 2013
Jan 27, 2013 at 2:55 AM UTC
Borderline
"So, you just keep bleeding?" "Yep." "And you just don't stop?" "Nope." "Well, I sure am sorry about that." "Betch'you are." "Really. I am. But I have to go." And with that, she left me The water running Getting colder and colder until A glacial layer of cold breath And a thick film of icy memories Enveloped me And washed down the drain Along with the inky Red of my open veins
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Jun 6, 2012
Jun 6, 2012 at 12:19 AM UTC
Hemophilia
Salvaging through all the minds of the forsaken, The blunt-force-object I carry is shaking them up again. If this is the end, I'm going to break, Not bend. The decent ones all think I have wasted, To trash in their little laced-up lives. They're giving me hives, And it makes me want to die! If you speak one more time, And tell me to get it right, You'll be left out for the flies! You're cutting all your corners, And you'll feel the weight of the world, I eat the curses that you hurl, Like a bleach and razor meal. At least the ******* rats on my floor, Know when they are done for. You're not even a rat! You are your own designed filth. How about you use your whining mouth to blow me, I won't rest until you are killed. Maybe you won't be complaining if you're buried alive in cement. But this wall keeps me out of Heaven, Maybe the wall is heaven-sent. It's not good versus evil, More like hemophilia and war! I'll laugh when you're jokes aren't true. Otherwise be silent too.
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 6:54 PM UTC
Self-Representations
You don’t get a pulse until, There is someone else’s blood flowing through your heart. Leeching off the energy of another, So you can go on a little longer! Systematically remove them all, These thieving telepathic vampires! Draining me of everything, Leaving me with nothing. You have come to reap the benefits that I sowed, Taken what you wanted? Good! Now ******* go! You drain me, Of all my energy. You are engaged in something that will bring you no satisfaction. You will always be hungry, in search of your next meal. Just so you can get a quick moment of what it is like to feel. You are a ******* carnivore, A predator in the tall grass looming in on its next victim. They are nothing to you, Just something you can sink your teeth into!
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Aug 4, 2019
Aug 4, 2019 at 6:56 PM UTC
Hemophilia
Why did you have to stab me in the heart? You know I have hemophilia!
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Apr 9, 2019
Apr 9, 2019 at 9:37 PM UTC
Untitled (I forgot what number I’m on)
Small things were witness to genes of freak mutation. Tooth in eye becoming boat in blindness. Witch hazel fails to stop leakage. Thumb with beads of lymph stung high in stillness, wants to peel off the concept of injury. A brace stops the smile. Blue-chips have nothing to offer. A king had hemophilia. Timbers drip the blood from heartwood dropp by drop.
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Mar 23, 2017
Mar 23, 2017 at 8:12 PM UTC
Xulon
it felt like a kiss from god stung, swollen red and lots of peculiarity I move my hips in the mirror wondering if I'd look good to you I just want comfort it's so cold so much of the time in an existence chock full of unknown I just want something to hold onto so I'll do as you ask I'll put your crimson hand to my mouth and pull in through my teeth anything anything anything I can breath in just to sit in a field of flowers and feel a lively warmth radiate from within
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Apr 1, 2021
Apr 1, 2021 at 4:38 PM UTC
a nice touch of hemophilia
what a poem is supposed to be? --- philistines mediating reality a middle brow extravaganza colored mousey fancy religion fortification against tragedy a war over abstractions? --- wearing dolls cloths made out of wood axiomatic of surrender to the crowd but never to the art? --- consider that poetry conforms to us not the other way around --- so much for social constructivism identify politics and turning emotional hemophilia into possession by ideology --- the poet as flammable landscape that no longer understands   reality through the body while herds of theoretical institutionalists and their slave company hoypaloy adapt structures of memory and cant remember why --- obsessive herds word chopping with tweezers for atomized food --- poetry as engineering --- tormented contortions of language replicated ad nauseum in search of me too formulaic maternity wards of yackity yac just intellectual camouflage in the shape of servitude --- while grieving the heroic forgetting there's near infinite ways to interpret the complex pushing mechanisms of the derivative and radical relativism as fear kills the avantgarde --- "there is no god and his only son is Jesus"
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Sep 5, 2020
Sep 5, 2020 at 1:43 PM UTC
*Conical Poetry and Muzzle Loaded Bullets