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"hermit" poems
Lay your sleeping head, my love, Human on my faithless arm; Time and fevers burn away Individual beauty from Thoughtful children, and the grave Proves the child ephemeral: But in my arms till break of day Let the living creature lie, Mortal, guilty, but to me The entirely beautiful. Soul and body have no bounds: To lovers as they lie upon Her tolerant enchanted slope In their ordinary swoon, Grave the vision Venus sends Of supernatural sympathy, Universal love and hope; While an abstract insight wakes Among the glaciers and the rocks The hermit's sensual ecstasy. Certainty, fidelity On the stroke of midnight pass Like vibrations of a bell, And fashionable madmen raise Their pedantic boring cry: Every farthing of the cost, All the dreadful cards foretell, Shall be paid, but not from this night Not a whisper, not a thought, Not a kiss nor look be lost. Beauty, midnight, vision dies: Let the winds of dawn that blow Softly round your dreaming head Such a day of sweetness show Eye and knocking heart may bless. Find the mortal world enough; Noons of dryness see you fed By the involuntary powers, Nights of insult let you pass Watched by every human love.
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Lay Your Sleeping Head, My Love
I am the entourage Of a fantastic mirage I am the agent Of my mind's figment I am a believer Of mythical creatures I am a builder Of splendid architecture I am a drunkard Tripping on futures so absurd I plan construction Of my own destruction I am the feeder To dreams of grandeur I am a magician Of wild, potent concoctions I am a tycoon Of emotional typhoons I am an adept Skilled in exploiting concepts I am a parasite Brandishing fangs that bite I play host To a monstrous, hideous ghost I am an addict Of thoughts derelict I am the dreamer Incapable of anything lesser I am a diver Sinking deeper and deeper I am an insatiable thief Claiming trophies without grief I am an emotional hermit Hoarding my all in a bottomless pit I am a weaver Fabricating tales that meander I am a Neanderthal Adopting behaviours and habits that appall I am an ape Mending wounds that gape I am but me I'm blind, fighting to see I am rhymesmith I lie through my teeth Getting hard to breathe Heart to words, I seethe...
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Sep 21, 2014
Sep 21, 2014 at 7:28 AM UTC
Me
& now I know we share Oscar Peterson in common I want to love you all the more, till the world ends Let our beloved rain fall Let our days howl of our Ginsberg Plath, Eliot & Dylan & others, more obscure Let us buy that Edward Hopper we both love & let us sleep in your car out on the Yorkshire Moors You're the milk in my coffee Let me be the billboard you advertize our love on lets be breathless metaphors of each other the quotation marks around each others words high on the ******* of stars & always read each others poems drag each other to open mics & drink too much let's make Cupid jealous of the fiery arrows we use to stab one another if it doesn't work out & make the Angels jealous of our heaven if it does lets be a restless breeze that blows through the world & stirs each leaf with our words lets just be us fellow hermit fellow poet Soulmate that's the word
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Jul 6, 2015
Jul 6, 2015 at 8:31 PM UTC
Soulmate
Help I have bad internet connection I can't check the school website. That means I won't know about a test That means I won't study That means I will fail That means I will get bad grades That means I won't get into a good school That means I won't get a good job That means I won't get money That means I won't buy food That means I won't eat That means I will die Help I have bad internet connection I can't get on facebook That means I can't change my status That means I don't take my relationship serious That means he will dump me That means I will be single That means I won't get married That means I will die alone Help I have bad internet connection I can't FaceTime That means people are waiting for me That means I won't show up That means they will get worried That means they might over react That means they could call the police That means they will think I'm missing That means they will look for me That means my family will get scared That means they may start thinking the worst That means they will think I'm dead That means they will be upset That means they will look for my body That means they will find me That means they will realize I'm not dead That means they will be mad at me for scaring them That means they will punish me, stop talking to me, who knows what else. Help I have bad internet connection I can't see any news That means I won't know what's happening That means I will be left out of all the conversations That means I will be an outcast That means I will have no friends That means I will not make any relationships That means I will go through life alone That means I will become a hermit Help I have bad internet connection I can't access the e-library That means no books That means no learning That means not getting any smarter That means not getting into a good school That means not getting a good job That means no money That means no buying food That means no eating That means I will die. Face it! Life revolves around internet! If you have bad internet connection you could die, you couldn't even get on hello poetry *gasp!
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Nov 27, 2014
Nov 27, 2014 at 12:52 AM UTC
Internet Connection.
Help I have bad internet connection I can't check the school website. That means I won't know about a test That means I won't study That means I will fail That means I will get bad grades That means I won't get into a good school That means I won't get a good job That means I won't get money That means I won't buy food That means I won't eat That means I will die Help I have bad internet connection I can't get on facebook That means I can't change my status That means I don't take my relationship serious That means he will dump me That means I will be single That means I won't get married That means I will die alone Help I have bad internet connection I can't FaceTime That means people are waiting for me That means I won't show up That means they will get worried That means they might over react That means they could call the police That means they will think I'm missing That means they will look for me That means my family will get scared That means they may start thinking the worst That means they will think I'm dead That means they will be upset That means they will look for my body That means they will find me That means they will realize I'm not dead That means they will be mad at me for scaring them That means they will punish me, stop talking to me, who knows what else. Help I have bad internet connection I can't see any news That means I won't know what's happening That means I will be left out of all the conversations That means I will be an outcast That means I will have no friends That means I will not make any relationships That means I will go through life alone That means I will become a hermit Help I have bad internet connection I can't access the e-library That means no books That means no learning That means not getting any smarter That means not getting into a good school That means not getting a good job That means no money That means no buying food That means no eating That means I will die. Face it! Life revolves around internet! If you have bad internet connection you could die, you couldn't even get on hello poetry *gasp!
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For long, my house has been lying deserted My gate has not been opened wide to let in anyone No guest has so far come to visit me Tired of distant wanderings I have come here to listen to the beat of silence Occasionally broken by the sound Of birds' laughing wings overhead Here I have brooding shadows for company Hermit like I wrap myself in my solitude Now abruptly when you announce your arrival I feel excited and equally perplexed What shall I serve you? I am at a loss My hearth has not been lighted for long And my kitchen pots remain empty I know I should serve you Something chilled or warm In my menu, I have a simple surprise But not of the edible kind Nor delectable to your palate But as I have known you since long I hope it will appease you In poetry’s platter I shall serve my thoughts warm, Garnered in the lonely hours Of my solitude! The only dish I have!
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Jun 30, 2016
Jun 30, 2016 at 6:26 AM UTC
What Shall I Serve You?
When once the sun sinks in the west, And dewdrops pearl the evening’s breast; Almost as pale as moonbeams are, Or its companionable star, The evening primrose opes anew Its delicate blossoms to the dew; And, hermit-like, shunning the light, Wastes its fair bloom upon the night, Who, blindfold to its fond caresses, Knows not the beauty it possesses; Thus it blooms on while night is by; When day looks out with open eye, Bashed at the gaze it cannot shun, It faints and withers and is gone.
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Evening Primrose
I'm going to be a hermit And hide my life from view Get my act together Maybe start anew Good morning will be the sunrise Sunset will be goodnight Maybe I'll work it out Hope I'll be alright The birds will sing their song to me My heart may fill again Skies fill with their dark clouds It begins to rain The rain will hide the tears I cry And bathe my weary soul This heart could be once more Broken...mended...whole.
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Oct 7, 2012
Oct 7, 2012 at 6:06 PM UTC
The Broken Heart
I feel as if my head is sliding off my neck like ice cream melting down the cone. I am a witch melting, shrinking smaller as my spine stacks horizontally like shiplap. My body has been refurbished into a pinball machine. Something so tiny as a silver ball destroys so much. It bullets through my body, shooting off like Cuban missiles. I feel the turmoil and chaos seeping through the gutters of this old home of bones. It's like spilled oil sludging through my blood vessels or rats scattering through a sewer, nibbling and feasting away on these muscles of mine until they are frayed like gnawed-on cable wires. At odd hours of the night when time is propelled by the safe travels of breath (that weave in and out like Victorians at a ball) from sleepy children who have yet been touched by monsters or nymphs, whereas each of my breaths steer Odysseus's weather-beaten boat through ten years of treachery. My heavy, melting head slowly sloping like clay off a bust makes its home on my dingy pillow as I lay on a prison bed with cold shackles around my ankles that make my bones shatter into a mosaic as if that could shrink my ankles so I can slip out. I feel like a chained hawk at these hours of the night when I just want to fly until I screech to a halt and flail over the cliff that waterfalls into the ends of the universe. I'd be reluctant at first, perhaps, but what other escape does one have other than to make an autopsist's Y-incision on one's body, then slip out like a hermit crab freeing himself from his heavy shell? Embarking onto a new dimension where there's hope for a radical swap of atoms that don't shape a crippled, deteriorating human is the only choice when you want to live a life other than what you were cursed with. May we then find peace and live as naked souls bearing no heavy shells.
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Jul 7, 2017
Jul 7, 2017 at 4:53 AM UTC
to be without shell
I feel as if my head is sliding off my neck like ice cream melting down the cone. I am a witch melting, shrinking smaller as my spine stacks horizontally like shiplap. My body has been refurbished into a pinball machine. Something so tiny as a silver ball destroys so much. It bullets through my body, shooting off like Cuban missiles. I feel the turmoil and chaos seeping through the gutters of this old home of bones. It's like spilled oil sludging through my blood vessels or rats scattering through a sewer, nibbling and feasting away on these muscles of mine until they are frayed like gnawed-on cable wires. At odd hours of the night when time is propelled by the safe travels of breath (that weave in and out like Victorians at a ball) from sleepy children who have yet been touched by monsters or nymphs, whereas each of my breaths steer Odysseus's weather-beaten boat through ten years of treachery. My heavy, melting head slowly sloping like clay off a bust makes its home on my dingy pillow as I lay on a prison bed with cold shackles around my ankles that make my bones shatter into a mosaic as if that could shrink my ankles so I can slip out. I feel like a chained hawk at these hours of the night when I just want to fly until I screech to a halt and flail over the cliff that waterfalls into the ends of the universe. I'd be reluctant at first, perhaps, but what other escape does one have other than to make an autopsist's Y-incision on one's body, then slip out like a hermit crab freeing himself from his heavy shell? Embarking onto a new dimension where there's hope for a radical swap of atoms that don't shape a crippled, deteriorating human is the only choice when you want to live a life other than what you were cursed with. May we then find peace and live as naked souls bearing no heavy shells.
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i was a hermit, and you dragged me into the never-ending metropolis of your lives. i was content in isolation, and you introduced me to birds of prey and astronauts. i was an entertaining centerpiece for a day. i was an entertaining delay. i was the perfect way to segue him back to his place. i was a hermit, and you bled me to see how much was left of me. i was glad to see, you were dissatisfied with the amount. i was a writer, a liar, i was a dreamer, a denier, i was a scapegoat, and the angry judge at your throat. i am a hermit with no place or person to go. i am a hermit with no individual soul.
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Sep 12, 2010
Sep 12, 2010 at 12:04 PM UTC
hermit
Beyond which no dreams knock My eyes are that threshold More than my talks Only my symbolic silences were there Since you came here My world started moving World of mine started moving The place of God was empty in my heart Today I saw your face in that place I came to you wandering like a cloud I came and I showered as if you are a hill You be the soul and I will be the body Lifelong I will be your shadow I then want to become a hermit So I tell you, I want to be yours You harness me, I am the power You are the night, I am the moonlight The place of God was empty in my heart Today I saw your face in that place I came to you wandering like a cloud I came and I showered as if you are a hill We will pay the favour of stars We had many incomplete desires That still bind us to each other The desire of a darling little one In our little home, we will get settled Let nobody's evil eye baffle us The place of God was empty in my heart Today I saw your face in that place I came to you wandering like a cloud I came and I showered as if you are a hill
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Feb 7, 2017
Feb 7, 2017 at 6:10 AM UTC
Threshold
i held his hand as we sank into the shore. glass shards, ripping & stinging our feet. but i could not ask for more. i could not ask at all. the ocean loomed - a heavy shadow, too dark to be blue. it lapped at our wounds, like a hungry tomb and the wind was begging for me to fall. quicksand, almost. we were knee deep into the wrecked atlantis of the creatures who used to live on the beach. they once held hands too. they once had someone to call. the biggest of waves it was his home it was his place i could not save him from grace it swallowed him whole. and i, a carcass along the shore. i began to understand why hermit ***** said goodbye to their shells with a drawl.
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Aug 27, 2016
Aug 27, 2016 at 11:07 AM UTC
our first date
She picked it up from the seashore. He encouraged her, Flattered her with indulgence To bring back her dying flame. A girl once again, She brought it home In whimsically ebullient innocence! On the polished floor In a faraway city It found it hard to walk With the load of mollusk And made a funny sight! It strained its ears But there was no sound of the sea, No saline smell in the air, Instead the water was sweet and insipid. It went thirsty. The food was alien, It went hungry. Soon they polished the shell And celebrated addition of Another showpiece in their room! The crab had at last Found a new home.
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Apr 16, 2013
Apr 16, 2013 at 3:06 AM UTC
Hermit Crab
Black soot Shrivelled up Cadbury wrapper eyes You were not my antidote You turned a balanced happy friendly spice 'n' all things nice girl into a hermit with bloodied fingers, a self-destructive narcissist (or did you just coax her out of her shell) well I quit on you the ****** is the **** spoon your prose the lighter your hips the dealer my heart the coffin. I cried I cry I will cry Over your constellation swamps Housing crocodiles Water-borne diseases and piranhas I am naive; I think my youth protects me. My youth enslaves me. Binds me in paper chains.
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Feb 11, 2013
Feb 11, 2013 at 7:00 PM UTC
Confrontation
This time I'm going to do the hermit thing right Inner-work and self-love from morning to night   Awareness of all my woes and insecurities   Connecting with universal flows and obscurities Going into my depths, no human interference Focusing on my soul, not my appearance Transmuting all my deep pain into sweet pleasure While turning these dark coals into beautiful treasure This focus and expansion is serving me well Returning to my inner heaven, away from this hell
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May 13, 2018
May 13, 2018 at 10:58 PM UTC
The Path Of The Hermit
a hermit once thought I will never be remembered. Never was I special Never meant for greatness Always forgotten However Feelings of such are no big deal To a fella like me Elusive to keen absolution I'll be THE BEST FORGOTTEN MEMORY THAT THE WORLD EVER DID SEE
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Oct 23, 2015
Oct 23, 2015 at 12:29 PM UTC
Memo: Forgotten
Silent writer shifts poetic, she, whom critics name neurotic; despite all, she stays ecstatic trifling shy, a bit exotic. Watch her pen on paper flutter, words pour out in a cascade; not a word does her mouth mutter, living a mute masquerade. Streams of passion does she write, guided by the Moon serene; recording words by candlelight, in life a hermit, in truth a queen.
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Aug 27, 2012
Aug 27, 2012 at 9:27 PM UTC
The Poetess
It's such a beautiful relationship like birds cleaning crocodile teeth feeding on what didn't make it to the stomach these words rely on me A vessel and hopefully they don't act like hermit ***** because without them I would just be a *** who drinks and smokes too much But as long as I have the ability to manipulate the world around me in the chaotic rush of my infinite mental expanses and nooks and crannies I can give them life like a midwife I bring them into the world and name them poems or stories so that they might live forever burned in the retinas of strangers or etched on the wood of my desk I hope we will always need each other
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Feb 26, 2013
Feb 26, 2013 at 10:55 AM UTC
symbiotic
Too too sweet for my ears, What angelic song of your loveliness Could ever sweep low enough To reach my soul? Does the hermit crab Ever delight in the Sweet and free Birdsong?
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Feb 19, 2010
Feb 19, 2010 at 9:21 AM UTC
Hermit Crab
As a hermit crab does she dwell Safe within a borrowed shell Here she lives in fear Of the outside world She feels so near She exists here all alone Only home she's ever known Fearing what she'll find Danger lies ahead Safety left behind No longer confined, free at last All her doubts now in the past Free now to explore All the places She feared before
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Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 8:56 PM UTC
Hermit Crab
. The more I think, and reflect about life, the more it strikes how little we need to survive. . But then the question of my life itself baffles me still. In the name of Cups and Wands and Swords and Pentacles. How does one figure out how one wants to ease into the world— in what manner what face what costume what identity shall we assume in this theatrical muse of mass-scale rehabilitation. Searching, for the right attire in a tolerable personality. To eventualize, to officiate, to become A masterpiece— by the hands of time and the wheels of fortune. So that we may be made worthy Maybe, if you were dealt with luck. Fortune's Fool— How do we know which is the correct way to go sᴉ ǝɥʇ ʇɔǝɹɹoɔ ʎɐʍ oʇ oɓ· in hindsight. To hunt for a halo in the robes of glee while you dwindle in time Abject, at sea. Cut the chase. Bleed. Heal. Await the haemorhage and its evanescence. And when you approach the Great Finale, Be free. . At any moment of time, we have one foot in the abyss while the other lapses into ecstasy. .
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Jul 25, 2018
Jul 25, 2018 at 3:17 PM UTC
“ The Hermit ”
On the low-flung periphery of the salt marsh bay, near the twisted beach, an eddy-- Sun low with the tide going up where softly and under I lay. For a pillow I was given a yellow shell. My ears were listening. In its restlessness and reaching, my tongue and its languages felt lashed and closed. I shall not leave my waterworld. But I must go, ashore. Hermit crab raised itself up. One silvery minnow played across my open eyes. Then, a cloud-blue sky answered me with a white seabird, overhead circling. So strange and beautiful, this land of my dream I see-- in my amphibian way.
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Oct 27, 2013
Oct 27, 2013 at 7:57 AM UTC
Dream Amphibian
*I am the hermit who lives in my head. I gather... I analyse... I stow away all that I've learnt.* Because when the wind would blow and the earth wouldn't understand. When the world would tremble, shaken by man's ruthless hand. *I am the hermit who lives in my head. I listen... I keep... I stockpile in the shadows.* Because in my blood exists grudge... And my bones, weary from despair. My skin screams exhaustion and my body feigns to care. *I am the hermit who lives in my head. I overthink... I hide... I hoard all my thoughts.* Because the walls have ears and these pages bear eyes. What my heart truly knows... Is that your mouth tells only lies.
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Aug 8, 2016
Aug 8, 2016 at 10:14 AM UTC
Hermit
I’m thinking of the faded checkered pattern that has been smoothed away by time on the dark cloth seats of a Nissan Pathfinder                                           driving down Ryan Road on a hot day in June. My mother, in the front seat, singing along to a Spice Girls cassette.   I’m thinking: red, plastic, crab-shaped sandbox and                                       McDonald’s Happy Meal toys.   I’m thinking: light princess pink, seafoam green, and robin’s egg blue.   I’m thinking of a framed cheetah cross stitch, hanging on the wall of what                                       used to be our bedroom at my grandparent’s house. I’m thinking: Barbie doll houses and Hot Wheels and a cul-de-sac at                                                                                      the end of the street.   The sweet smell of cigar smoke.  The ice cold splash of the garden hose.  The pop of a bubble.  The sting of soap in the eye.  Dreams by The Cranberries.  As Long as You Love Me by The Backstreet Boys.  A HelloKitty boombox slowly spitting out vapor when the deck builders hit a power line while digging.  The deer in the backyard looking for corn.  The faded wood of a playset that was never really played on. My father: sitting alone on a splintered bench by the firepit at the edge of the woods, empty beer cans at his feet, chain smoking cigarettes, and humming along to a song that is stuck—forever stuck—on the tip of my tongue. I do not know if this happened.  I cannot ask him.   (I’m not sure if I would want to ask him.)   But I can make an educated inference that that line of fiction is really nonfiction.   A memory that feels like a phantom limb.                               Sounds like the sharp crinkle of static.                                                        Covered in a gossamer, dreamlike haze.   There is a distinct otherness to this memory, to who                                      I think I was before the trauma.   We are two different people.  A yin and a yang.  A day and a night.   The hermit crab is soft beneath its hard shell. The asbestos is not apparent within the insulation.   You cannot see the lead in the paint. The mold inside the fruit.
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May 5, 2021
May 5, 2021 at 2:46 AM UTC
Imagine This Poem as a 4x6 Walgreens Photo Print From a 2002 FujiFilm Disposable Camera
I’m thinking of the faded checkered pattern that has been smoothed away by time on the dark cloth seats of a Nissan Pathfinder                                           driving down Ryan Road on a hot day in June. My mother, in the front seat, singing along to a Spice Girls cassette.   I’m thinking: red, plastic, crab-shaped sandbox and                                       McDonald’s Happy Meal toys.   I’m thinking: light princess pink, seafoam green, and robin’s egg blue.   I’m thinking of a framed cheetah cross stitch, hanging on the wall of what                                       used to be our bedroom at my grandparent’s house. I’m thinking: Barbie doll houses and Hot Wheels and a cul-de-sac at                                                                                      the end of the street.   The sweet smell of cigar smoke.  The ice cold splash of the garden hose.  The pop of a bubble.  The sting of soap in the eye.  Dreams by The Cranberries.  As Long as You Love Me by The Backstreet Boys.  A HelloKitty boombox slowly spitting out vapor when the deck builders hit a power line while digging.  The deer in the backyard looking for corn.  The faded wood of a playset that was never really played on. My father: sitting alone on a splintered bench by the firepit at the edge of the woods, empty beer cans at his feet, chain smoking cigarettes, and humming along to a song that is stuck—forever stuck—on the tip of my tongue. I do not know if this happened.  I cannot ask him.   (I’m not sure if I would want to ask him.)   But I can make an educated inference that that line of fiction is really nonfiction.   A memory that feels like a phantom limb.                               Sounds like the sharp crinkle of static.                                                        Covered in a gossamer, dreamlike haze.   There is a distinct otherness to this memory, to who                                      I think I was before the trauma.   We are two different people.  A yin and a yang.  A day and a night.   The hermit crab is soft beneath its hard shell. The asbestos is not apparent within the insulation.   You cannot see the lead in the paint. The mold inside the fruit.
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i am abrasive personality functionality deficit yet i attract beautiful women to befriend the hermit of solidarity will you go out with me brought answers on no my friend i could not lose yet for the end of altruistic bargaining i end up ahead with false promises of a beginning to an end my own personal apocalypse david lee roth would understand that as i write in this mindset brought on by reading 778 comics in 12 hours and a 4 day binge of job for a cowboy my mind wanders as insomnia sets in would i be one of the great dissociative poets? a dose of the unrequited free associative minds free thinking form of diet coke with a side of purple strawberries no i meant blueberries my mind wanders and yet i look forward to pad thai on wednesdays with cute blondes whom with i stand the chance of a bat in the mosh pits of a metal band suckers i win for you all know the taste of yellow mustard ramble ramble ramble this indie pop poem would it be ironic to like it if one truly hates the wording and yet loves the idea one of lives greatest life mysteries alcohol i bid thee a fair welcome nimble bubblegum monkey wrench how long will you read? enough to to see my lack of coherent sentence structure or that i am a flawed creation going on and on about existential non existent problems for i shall exist regardless of my best intentions as the wheel continues to roll on despite the moss covering this ice slicked track metal boar slayer of a thousand suns would be a good metal name from sweden the mooring dove coos to the beat of an undead drum boo hoo boo hoo cries the witch at the stake i am done
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May 22, 2012
May 22, 2012 at 12:37 AM UTC
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i am abrasive personality functionality deficit yet i attract beautiful women to befriend the hermit of solidarity will you go out with me brought answers on no my friend i could not lose yet for the end of altruistic bargaining i end up ahead with false promises of a beginning to an end my own personal apocalypse david lee roth would understand that as i write in this mindset brought on by reading 778 comics in 12 hours and a 4 day binge of job for a cowboy my mind wanders as insomnia sets in would i be one of the great dissociative poets? a dose of the unrequited free associative minds free thinking form of diet coke with a side of purple strawberries no i meant blueberries my mind wanders and yet i look forward to pad thai on wednesdays with cute blondes whom with i stand the chance of a bat in the mosh pits of a metal band suckers i win for you all know the taste of yellow mustard ramble ramble ramble this indie pop poem would it be ironic to like it if one truly hates the wording and yet loves the idea one of lives greatest life mysteries alcohol i bid thee a fair welcome nimble bubblegum monkey wrench how long will you read? enough to to see my lack of coherent sentence structure or that i am a flawed creation going on and on about existential non existent problems for i shall exist regardless of my best intentions as the wheel continues to roll on despite the moss covering this ice slicked track metal boar slayer of a thousand suns would be a good metal name from sweden the mooring dove coos to the beat of an undead drum boo hoo boo hoo cries the witch at the stake i am done
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In this Dragon's Year eighty Candles knock Kneeling to Confirm another Life's Best Your Strength, still sturdy; Your Concepts, in-lock Which Rivers flowing among all your rest I thanked you before for Friendship accept Though Identity was risk to beseech Still in your Paper those Laurels you kept That Wisdom only an Open Mind could reach And guess what, Coach, did you see your Boy's stunt, Flicking himself in an air-wheel Down Under? Where a Hermit Crab's shell prayed his be blunt Hoping his Weight would not crush it asunder. Joking aside, may your Day all be well Knowing your Shoes are dancing, I can tell.
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Mar 10, 2013
Mar 10, 2013 at 8:56 PM UTC
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