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~~♥~~ I used to think men should be more like books Both you cannot judge by looks... If I didn't want to finish reading I put it down... no heart was bleeding A book will never fuss or fight It will stay with you through the night... It doesn't smoke. It doesn't drink. It won't leave toothpaste in the sink! It doesn't binge... it don't eat... It won't leave up the toilet seat! It don't forget. It doesn't mope. It won't hog the TV remote! It doesn't have to have The last say... It doesn't have legs to walk away. But it's not soft. It isn't warm. It doesn't keep you safe from harm. Even though it makes no fuss It can't think. It can't discuss. Even though it has its charms it can't hold you in its arms. It doesn't pine. It doesn't miss. It can't hug and it can't kiss. So now I think on it again... ... *I think BOOKS should be              more like MEN!!!* SoulSurvivor 2/20/2015
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Feb 20, 2015
Feb 20, 2015 at 6:48 PM UTC
BOOKS VS MEN
On a summer morning, Monkey had awoken early, His eyes all sleepy, And his hair wildly curly. Swoosh, He opened the door, He had to use his mouth, Because his tail was way too sore. Slam, Monkey shut the door behind him, His friend Panda, Was called hungry, hungry Jim. Monkey was off to work, His tail dragging on the floor, He was sure to be back in time, To feed his family of four. Although monkey was guilty, He missed work twice, Monkey was confidently sure, His boss would be all nice. Monkey had walked to the glass, It said no dogs allowed, For sure he was a monkey, He walked in and proudly bowed. His boss said he had to leave, For he was not a monkey, But monkey had explained, He was very chunky. The boss escorted his out, Angry as could be, For sure he was a monkey, Can’t his work boss see? He decided to go food shopping, At the nearest grocery store, He wanted to get home quickly, So his family wouldn’t be that poor. Monkey walked to the grocery store, His feet were aching, It was 10 miles away, This was a big risk that he was taking. Monkey got there very fast, Quick as in running, It said only monkeys allowed, Wow that sign was stunning! Monkey had barged in, All the monkeys were looking at him, He was told to get out, So then he visited his old friend, Hungry, hungry Jim. When monkey had arrived, Jim had told him he was a dog, So Monkey left ashamed, In the new deep fog. Monkey had decided to go home, And Comfort his 3 young ones, He’d see his wife, Oh, he loved them all a ton. Hungry, Hungry Jim smiled, As if he was really, really bad, He decided not to eat him today, He saw him so sad. Monkey’s house Was just around the corner, It was a pretty color white, But most of the time, There was not much light. He had opened his house door, So lonely and ashamed, He was a monkey, He had claimed. Monkey flickered on the light, Nobody was there, His wife and kids left him a note, “You are a dog, we could not bear”. Monkey was so depressed now, He walked to hungry, hungry Jim’s house He had tiptoed in, And was as quiet as a mouse. Jim had caught him, And asked why he was not home, Monkey had explained, His house is just a comb. Monkey said his family had left him, Because he was a dog, They think I don’t belong, And am just a plain old hog. All of a sudden, The panda ate him whole, And the only thing that was left, Was his sad little soul.
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Jun 17, 2013
Jun 17, 2013 at 10:26 AM UTC
“A dog who thought he was a monkey”
On a summer morning, Monkey had awoken early, His eyes all sleepy, And his hair wildly curly. Swoosh, He opened the door, He had to use his mouth, Because his tail was way too sore. Slam, Monkey shut the door behind him, His friend Panda, Was called hungry, hungry Jim. Monkey was off to work, His tail dragging on the floor, He was sure to be back in time, To feed his family of four. Although monkey was guilty, He missed work twice, Monkey was confidently sure, His boss would be all nice. Monkey had walked to the glass, It said no dogs allowed, For sure he was a monkey, He walked in and proudly bowed. His boss said he had to leave, For he was not a monkey, But monkey had explained, He was very chunky. The boss escorted his out, Angry as could be, For sure he was a monkey, Can’t his work boss see? He decided to go food shopping, At the nearest grocery store, He wanted to get home quickly, So his family wouldn’t be that poor. Monkey walked to the grocery store, His feet were aching, It was 10 miles away, This was a big risk that he was taking. Monkey got there very fast, Quick as in running, It said only monkeys allowed, Wow that sign was stunning! Monkey had barged in, All the monkeys were looking at him, He was told to get out, So then he visited his old friend, Hungry, hungry Jim. When monkey had arrived, Jim had told him he was a dog, So Monkey left ashamed, In the new deep fog. Monkey had decided to go home, And Comfort his 3 young ones, He’d see his wife, Oh, he loved them all a ton. Hungry, Hungry Jim smiled, As if he was really, really bad, He decided not to eat him today, He saw him so sad. Monkey’s house Was just around the corner, It was a pretty color white, But most of the time, There was not much light. He had opened his house door, So lonely and ashamed, He was a monkey, He had claimed. Monkey flickered on the light, Nobody was there, His wife and kids left him a note, “You are a dog, we could not bear”. Monkey was so depressed now, He walked to hungry, hungry Jim’s house He had tiptoed in, And was as quiet as a mouse. Jim had caught him, And asked why he was not home, Monkey had explained, His house is just a comb. Monkey said his family had left him, Because he was a dog, They think I don’t belong, And am just a plain old hog. All of a sudden, The panda ate him whole, And the only thing that was left, Was his sad little soul.
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When you no no want eat Lemmon 'cause it no no not taste sweet You should not have sugar candy It's not healthy as can be...Now! There are new Thai Fruits discovered, in the Tropic Jungle heat! All them lovely Thailand Fruits! Make you mouth say" Tutti Fruit, Ah!" All exotic and delicious.. at first one is so suspicious... cause it taste so crazy wild But, even good for baby child... Big banana grow for monkey Yes, Thai Fruits tastes so fun funky! Mango for Bangkok street dancing, All Thai Fruit best for romancing... GrapeFruit great for big-big ape! Thai Fruit, in my my milk-shake! Grow head hairy with Strawberry! Dandy Fruit lovely big Cherry! Melon make wild man go yell... Thai Fruit put you in love spell Guava flavor in coffee Java yes, Thai Tree found in Bahama! Now, we eat up all da fruit, lovely-lovely Melon Fruit! cuase it makes sweet-nectar juice! Cleanse your Healthy body loose! There are new Thai Fruits we eat discover deep in Jungle heat! We love spicy Thailand Fruit! Make you mouth feel Tutti Fruit! "Yum Yum" sez baby child... Get Fruity Now! Sweet & Sour! Hep Hep Hurray! Thai Fruit, yum yum yum! Don't need no *** *** *** Feeling Fruity all over, sensation of all flavor... a brand new taste I now savor .... Mmmmmmmm Deeelicious! Thailand Fruit is now: what we all Favor !!!! Thai Fruit Taste, the one we love... All the many are so nice... Like Mangosteen herb spice We all want Thai Fruit now, is the flavor in our mouth...Sugar Chocolate Candy can go south... ' 'cause dem no don't tastes as sweet... Theres the new Thai Fruit we discover in the Jungle fill with heat! It is the lovely Thai Thai Fruit! Make you go go Tutti Fruit! It is exotic and delicious.. Now no one is suspicious... cause it taste so yummy wild We feel like baby child... Yep, it make all go hog WILD!!! (c) 2009 David Wayne Clare all rights reserved in perpetuity - Intellectual Property use by permission
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Dec 1, 2014
Dec 1, 2014 at 3:00 AM UTC
The Fruit Poem... for kids
When you no no want eat Lemmon 'cause it no no not taste sweet You should not have sugar candy It's not healthy as can be...Now! There are new Thai Fruits discovered, in the Tropic Jungle heat! All them lovely Thailand Fruits! Make you mouth say" Tutti Fruit, Ah!" All exotic and delicious.. at first one is so suspicious... cause it taste so crazy wild But, even good for baby child... Big banana grow for monkey Yes, Thai Fruits tastes so fun funky! Mango for Bangkok street dancing, All Thai Fruit best for romancing... GrapeFruit great for big-big ape! Thai Fruit, in my my milk-shake! Grow head hairy with Strawberry! Dandy Fruit lovely big Cherry! Melon make wild man go yell... Thai Fruit put you in love spell Guava flavor in coffee Java yes, Thai Tree found in Bahama! Now, we eat up all da fruit, lovely-lovely Melon Fruit! cuase it makes sweet-nectar juice! Cleanse your Healthy body loose! There are new Thai Fruits we eat discover deep in Jungle heat! We love spicy Thailand Fruit! Make you mouth feel Tutti Fruit! "Yum Yum" sez baby child... Get Fruity Now! Sweet & Sour! Hep Hep Hurray! Thai Fruit, yum yum yum! Don't need no *** *** *** Feeling Fruity all over, sensation of all flavor... a brand new taste I now savor .... Mmmmmmmm Deeelicious! Thailand Fruit is now: what we all Favor !!!! Thai Fruit Taste, the one we love... All the many are so nice... Like Mangosteen herb spice We all want Thai Fruit now, is the flavor in our mouth...Sugar Chocolate Candy can go south... ' 'cause dem no don't tastes as sweet... Theres the new Thai Fruit we discover in the Jungle fill with heat! It is the lovely Thai Thai Fruit! Make you go go Tutti Fruit! It is exotic and delicious.. Now no one is suspicious... cause it taste so yummy wild We feel like baby child... Yep, it make all go hog WILD!!! (c) 2009 David Wayne Clare all rights reserved in perpetuity - Intellectual Property use by permission
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THERE is a wolf in me ... fangs pointed for tearing gashes ... a red tongue for raw meat ... and the hot lapping of blood-I keep this wolf because the wilderness gave it to me and the wilderness will not let it go. There is a fox in me ... a silver-gray fox ... I sniff and guess ... I pick things out of the wind and air ... I nose in the dark night and take sleepers and eat them and hide the feathers ... I circle and loop and double-cross. There is a hog in me ... a snout and a belly ... a machinery for eating and grunting ... a machinery for sleeping satisfied in the sun-I got this too from the wilderness and the wilderness will not let it go. There is a fish in me ... I know I came from saltblue water-gates ... I scurried with shoals of herring ... I blew waterspouts with porpoises ... before land was ... before the water went down ... before Noah ... before the first chapter of Genesis. There is a baboon in me ... clambering-clawed ... dog-faced ... yawping a galoot's hunger ... hairy under the armpits ... here are the hawk-eyed hankering men ... here are the blond and blue-eyed women ... here they hide curled asleep waiting ... ready to snarl and **** ... ready to sing and give milk ... waiting-I keep the baboon because the wilderness says so. There is an eagle in me and a mockingbird ... and the eagle flies among the Rocky Mountains of my dreams and fights among the Sierra crags of what I want ... and the mockingbird warbles in the early forenoon before the dew is gone, warbles in the underbrush of my Chattanoogas of hope, gushes over the blue Ozark foothills of my wishes-And I got the eagle and the mockingbird from the wilderness. O, I got a zoo, I got a menagerie, inside my ribs, under my bony head, under my red-valve heart-and I got something else: it is a man-child heart, a woman-child heart: it is a father and mother and lover: it came from God-Knows-Where: it is going to God-Knows-Where-For I am the keeper of the zoo: I say yes and no: I sing and **** and work: I am a pal of the world: I came from the wilderness.
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THERE is a wolf in me ... fangs pointed for tearing gashes ... a red tongue for raw meat ... and the hot lapping of blood-I keep this wolf because the wilderness gave it to me and the wilderness will not let it go. There is a fox in me ... a silver-gray fox ... I sniff and guess ... I pick things out of the wind and air ... I nose in the dark night and take sleepers and eat them and hide the feathers ... I circle and loop and double-cross. There is a hog in me ... a snout and a belly ... a machinery for eating and grunting ... a machinery for sleeping satisfied in the sun-I got this too from the wilderness and the wilderness will not let it go. There is a fish in me ... I know I came from saltblue water-gates ... I scurried with shoals of herring ... I blew waterspouts with porpoises ... before land was ... before the water went down ... before Noah ... before the first chapter of Genesis. There is a baboon in me ... clambering-clawed ... dog-faced ... yawping a galoot's hunger ... hairy under the armpits ... here are the hawk-eyed hankering men ... here are the blond and blue-eyed women ... here they hide curled asleep waiting ... ready to snarl and **** ... ready to sing and give milk ... waiting-I keep the baboon because the wilderness says so. There is an eagle in me and a mockingbird ... and the eagle flies among the Rocky Mountains of my dreams and fights among the Sierra crags of what I want ... and the mockingbird warbles in the early forenoon before the dew is gone, warbles in the underbrush of my Chattanoogas of hope, gushes over the blue Ozark foothills of my wishes-And I got the eagle and the mockingbird from the wilderness. O, I got a zoo, I got a menagerie, inside my ribs, under my bony head, under my red-valve heart-and I got something else: it is a man-child heart, a woman-child heart: it is a father and mother and lover: it came from God-Knows-Where: it is going to God-Knows-Where-For I am the keeper of the zoo: I say yes and no: I sing and **** and work: I am a pal of the world: I came from the wilderness.
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*'Twould do any young person well to step into the muddy boots of a farmer for a spell . *** a field the whole day through , milk an ornery goat , pick a row of okra or two .. Clean a hog pen , run the dogs at the crack of Dawn , build baskets and set tomato plants in the hot Georgia Sun .. Pick your meal in the morning and eat it at dinner , cut firewood in the dead of Winter . It would most assuredly do a teenager well , yes it would*
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Jan 17, 2016
Jan 17, 2016 at 8:49 PM UTC
A Mattock Over a Cell Phone
On a summer morning, Monkey had awoken early, His eyes all sleepy, And his hair wildly curly. Swoosh, He opened the door, He had to use his mouth, Because his tail was way too sore. Slam, Monkey shut the door behind him, His friend Panda, Was called hungry, hungry Jim. Monkey was off to work, His tail dragging on the floor, He was sure to be back in time, To feed his family of four. Although monkey was guilty, He missed work twice, Monkey was confidently sure, His boss would be all nice. Monkey had walked to the glass, It said no dogs allowed, For sure he was a monkey, He walked in and proudly bowed. His boss said he had to leave, For he was not a monkey, But monkey had explained, He was very chunky. The boss escorted his out, Angry as could be, For sure he was a monkey, Can’t his work boss see? He decided to go food shopping, At the nearest grocery store, He wanted to get home quickly, So his family wouldn’t be that poor. Monkey walked to the grocery store, His feet were aching, It was 10 miles away, This was a big risk that he was taking. Monkey got there very fast, Quick as in running, It said only monkeys allowed, Wow that sign was stunning! Monkey had barged in, All the monkeys were looking at him, He was told to get out, So then he visited his old friend, Hungry, hungry Jim. When monkey had arrived, Jim had told him he was a dog, So Monkey left ashamed, In the new deep fog. Monkey had decided to go home, And Comfort his 3 young ones, He’d see his wife, Oh, he loved them all a ton. Hungry, Hungry Jim smiled, As if he was really, really bad, He decided not to eat him today, He saw him so sad. Monkey’s house Was just around the corner, It was a pretty color white, But most of the time, There was not much light. He had opened his house door, So lonely and ashamed, He was a monkey, He had claimed. Monkey flickered on the light, Nobody was there, His wife and kids left him a note, “You are a dog, we could not bear”. Monkey was so depressed now, He walked to hungry, hungry Jim’s house He had tiptoed in, And was as quiet as a mouse. Jim had caught him, And asked why he was not home, Monkey had explained, His house is just a comb. Monkey said his family had left him, Because he was a dog, They think I don’t belong, And am just a plain old hog. All of a sudden, The panda ate him whole, And the only thing that was left, Was his sad little soul.
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Feb 18, 2013
Feb 18, 2013 at 1:16 PM UTC
"A dog who thought he was a monkey"
On a summer morning, Monkey had awoken early, His eyes all sleepy, And his hair wildly curly. Swoosh, He opened the door, He had to use his mouth, Because his tail was way too sore. Slam, Monkey shut the door behind him, His friend Panda, Was called hungry, hungry Jim. Monkey was off to work, His tail dragging on the floor, He was sure to be back in time, To feed his family of four. Although monkey was guilty, He missed work twice, Monkey was confidently sure, His boss would be all nice. Monkey had walked to the glass, It said no dogs allowed, For sure he was a monkey, He walked in and proudly bowed. His boss said he had to leave, For he was not a monkey, But monkey had explained, He was very chunky. The boss escorted his out, Angry as could be, For sure he was a monkey, Can’t his work boss see? He decided to go food shopping, At the nearest grocery store, He wanted to get home quickly, So his family wouldn’t be that poor. Monkey walked to the grocery store, His feet were aching, It was 10 miles away, This was a big risk that he was taking. Monkey got there very fast, Quick as in running, It said only monkeys allowed, Wow that sign was stunning! Monkey had barged in, All the monkeys were looking at him, He was told to get out, So then he visited his old friend, Hungry, hungry Jim. When monkey had arrived, Jim had told him he was a dog, So Monkey left ashamed, In the new deep fog. Monkey had decided to go home, And Comfort his 3 young ones, He’d see his wife, Oh, he loved them all a ton. Hungry, Hungry Jim smiled, As if he was really, really bad, He decided not to eat him today, He saw him so sad. Monkey’s house Was just around the corner, It was a pretty color white, But most of the time, There was not much light. He had opened his house door, So lonely and ashamed, He was a monkey, He had claimed. Monkey flickered on the light, Nobody was there, His wife and kids left him a note, “You are a dog, we could not bear”. Monkey was so depressed now, He walked to hungry, hungry Jim’s house He had tiptoed in, And was as quiet as a mouse. Jim had caught him, And asked why he was not home, Monkey had explained, His house is just a comb. Monkey said his family had left him, Because he was a dog, They think I don’t belong, And am just a plain old hog. All of a sudden, The panda ate him whole, And the only thing that was left, Was his sad little soul.
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God knows how our neighbor managed to breed His great sow: Whatever his shrewd secret, he kept it hid In the same way He kept the sow--impounded from public stare, Prize ribbon and pig show. But one dusk our questions commended us to a tour Through his lantern-lit Maze of barns to the lintel of the sunk sty door To gape at it: This was no rose-and-larkspurred china suckling With a penny slot For thrift children, nor dolt pig ripe for heckling, About to be Glorified for prime flesh and golden crackling In a parsley halo; Nor even one of the common barnyard sows, Mire-smirched, blowzy, Maunching thistle and knotweed on her snout- cruise-- Bloat tun of milk On the move, hedged by a litter of feat-foot ninnies Shrilling her hulk To halt for a swig at the pink teats. No. This vast Brobdingnag bulk Of a sow lounged belly-bedded on that black compost, Fat-rutted eyes Dream-filmed. What a vision of ancient hoghood must Thus wholly engross The great grandam!--our marvel blazoned a knight, Helmed, in cuirass, Unhorsed and shredded in the grove of combat By a grisly-bristled Boar, fabulous enough to straddle that sow's heat. But our farmer whistled, Then, with a jocular fist thwacked the barrel nape, And the green-copse-castled Pig hove, letting legend like dried mud drop, Slowly, grunt On grunt, up in the flickering light to shape A monument Prodigious in gluttonies as that hog whose want Made lean Lent Of kitchen slops and, stomaching no constraint, Proceeded to swill The seven troughed seas and every earthquaking continent.
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God knows how our neighbor managed to breed His great sow: Whatever his shrewd secret, he kept it hid In the same way He kept the sow--impounded from public stare, Prize ribbon and pig show. But one dusk our questions commended us to a tour Through his lantern-lit Maze of barns to the lintel of the sunk sty door To gape at it: This was no rose-and-larkspurred china suckling With a penny slot For thrift children, nor dolt pig ripe for heckling, About to be Glorified for prime flesh and golden crackling In a parsley halo; Nor even one of the common barnyard sows, Mire-smirched, blowzy, Maunching thistle and knotweed on her snout- cruise-- Bloat tun of milk On the move, hedged by a litter of feat-foot ninnies Shrilling her hulk To halt for a swig at the pink teats. No. This vast Brobdingnag bulk Of a sow lounged belly-bedded on that black compost, Fat-rutted eyes Dream-filmed. What a vision of ancient hoghood must Thus wholly engross The great grandam!--our marvel blazoned a knight, Helmed, in cuirass, Unhorsed and shredded in the grove of combat By a grisly-bristled Boar, fabulous enough to straddle that sow's heat. But our farmer whistled, Then, with a jocular fist thwacked the barrel nape, And the green-copse-castled Pig hove, letting legend like dried mud drop, Slowly, grunt On grunt, up in the flickering light to shape A monument Prodigious in gluttonies as that hog whose want Made lean Lent Of kitchen slops and, stomaching no constraint, Proceeded to swill The seven troughed seas and every earthquaking continent.
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Sweet Salacious Sally was a special girl. Long and lean, Sal wore pearls and kept a blackjack in her purse. Shiny and bright, Sally was doing all right. Sweet Sally rode up to my house on her jet black hog. When Sally came by, attention was paid and the game was on. It was time to play so I slid up behind her. Last looks left the neighbors gawking. Sweet Salacious Sally was a special girl. cc063011
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Jul 2, 2011
Jul 2, 2011 at 7:20 PM UTC
Sweet Salacious Sally
Blood, gore *** ***** High, drugs Thief, mugs Anger, harm Cut, arm **** ******* Looser, ******* ***** **** Slutty, shunned ****** ugly Smart, nerdy Stupid, dumb Perfect, come Gay, handy Ignorant, trani Black, ****** White, ******* Lost, dog Fat, hog Illegal, immigrant Immoral, rent Discriminate Hate Procrastinate Fake We all give labels to everyone All of us, let's have some fun Let's go out and **** someone Who hurts you, don't let them run Make all pay for labels begun.
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Jun 19, 2015
Jun 19, 2015 at 3:22 PM UTC
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On a summer morning, Monkey had awoken early, His eyes all sleepy, And his hair wildly curly. Swoosh, He opened the door, He had to use his mouth, Because his tail was way too sore. Slam, Monkey shut the door behind him, His friend Panda, Was called hungry, hungry Jim. Monkey was off to work, His tail dragging on the floor, He was sure to be back in time, To feed his family of four. Although monkey was guilty, He missed work twice, Monkey was confidently sure, His boss would be all nice. Monkey had walked to the glass, It said no dogs allowed, For sure he was a monkey, He walked in and proudly bowed. His boss said he had to leave, For he was not a monkey, But monkey had explained, He was very chunky. The boss escorted his out, Angry as could be, For sure he was a monkey, Can’t his work boss see? He decided to go food shopping, At the nearest grocery store, He wanted to get home quickly, So his family wouldn’t be that poor. Monkey walked to the grocery store, His feet were aching, It was 10 miles away, This was a big risk that he was taking. Monkey got there very fast, Quick as in running, It said only monkeys allowed, Wow that sign was stunning! Monkey had barged in, All the monkeys were looking at him, He was told to get out, So then he visited his old friend, Hungry, hungry Jim. When monkey had arrived, Jim had told him he was a dog, So Monkey left ashamed, In the new deep fog. Monkey had decided to go home, And Comfort his 3 young ones, He’d see his wife, Oh, he loved them all a ton. Hungry, Hungry Jim smiled, As if he was really, really bad, He decided not to eat him today, He saw him so sad. Monkey’s house Was just around the corner, It was a pretty color white, But most of the time, There was not much light. He had opened his house door, So lonely and ashamed, He was a monkey, He had claimed. Monkey flickered on the light, Nobody was there, His wife and kids left him a note, “You are a dog, we could not bear”. Monkey was so depressed now, He walked to hungry, hungry Jim’s house He had tiptoed in, And was as quiet as a mouse. Jim had caught him, And asked why he was not home, Monkey had explained, His house is just a comb. Monkey said his family had left him, Because he was a dog, They think I don’t belong, And am just a plain old hog. All of a sudden, The panda ate him whole, And the only thing that was left, Was his sad little soul.
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Mar 16, 2013
Mar 16, 2013 at 2:51 PM UTC
“A dog who thought he was a monkey”
On a summer morning, Monkey had awoken early, His eyes all sleepy, And his hair wildly curly. Swoosh, He opened the door, He had to use his mouth, Because his tail was way too sore. Slam, Monkey shut the door behind him, His friend Panda, Was called hungry, hungry Jim. Monkey was off to work, His tail dragging on the floor, He was sure to be back in time, To feed his family of four. Although monkey was guilty, He missed work twice, Monkey was confidently sure, His boss would be all nice. Monkey had walked to the glass, It said no dogs allowed, For sure he was a monkey, He walked in and proudly bowed. His boss said he had to leave, For he was not a monkey, But monkey had explained, He was very chunky. The boss escorted his out, Angry as could be, For sure he was a monkey, Can’t his work boss see? He decided to go food shopping, At the nearest grocery store, He wanted to get home quickly, So his family wouldn’t be that poor. Monkey walked to the grocery store, His feet were aching, It was 10 miles away, This was a big risk that he was taking. Monkey got there very fast, Quick as in running, It said only monkeys allowed, Wow that sign was stunning! Monkey had barged in, All the monkeys were looking at him, He was told to get out, So then he visited his old friend, Hungry, hungry Jim. When monkey had arrived, Jim had told him he was a dog, So Monkey left ashamed, In the new deep fog. Monkey had decided to go home, And Comfort his 3 young ones, He’d see his wife, Oh, he loved them all a ton. Hungry, Hungry Jim smiled, As if he was really, really bad, He decided not to eat him today, He saw him so sad. Monkey’s house Was just around the corner, It was a pretty color white, But most of the time, There was not much light. He had opened his house door, So lonely and ashamed, He was a monkey, He had claimed. Monkey flickered on the light, Nobody was there, His wife and kids left him a note, “You are a dog, we could not bear”. Monkey was so depressed now, He walked to hungry, hungry Jim’s house He had tiptoed in, And was as quiet as a mouse. Jim had caught him, And asked why he was not home, Monkey had explained, His house is just a comb. Monkey said his family had left him, Because he was a dog, They think I don’t belong, And am just a plain old hog. All of a sudden, The panda ate him whole, And the only thing that was left, Was his sad little soul.
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the rat ******* has been re-purposed (conscripted in a somewhat fodder task) brandishing irons and quarter lines coiled and unwavering insidious and cunning pent up and fired in  his dripping shoes and peel back skin wheel bug and hookworm are stolid in his wake (all bursting grossly at the buckle!) the heel on task; slithering and rogue merciless and coy resolute and contemptuous with his cotton mat and quick ready quill pungi and clapper raise the clever snake (croker sacks and wicker backs dot the gasoline rainbow) carnival barkers and kraken (lewd in the distance) taunting and vile with their red beakers and deep purple hearts cicada and louse high on alert (ready to wreak havoc in the hog wallows) the perverse cornered rat snapping and soiled foaming and inflamed lurking and primed inside his carefully crafted plan easels and cover alls suit this jackal well (keefer’s little helper or so they'd say) pickers running rough shod all stirring up the stench ***** and conkeys poised and ready to lime this cornered slug
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May 4, 2017
May 4, 2017 at 10:57 PM UTC
Rat *******
On a summer morning, Monkey had awoken early, His eyes all sleepy, And his hair wildly curly. Swoosh, He opened the door, He had to use his mouth, Because his tail was way too sore. Slam, Monkey shut the door behind him, His friend Panda, Was called hungry, hungry Jim. Monkey was off to work, His tail dragging on the floor, He was sure to be back in time, To feed his family of four. Although monkey was guilty, He missed work twice, Monkey was confidently sure, His boss would be all nice. Monkey had walked to the glass, It said no dogs allowed, For sure he was a monkey, He walked in and proudly bowed. His boss said he had to leave, For he was not a monkey, But monkey had explained, He was very chunky. The boss escorted his out, Angry as could be, For sure he was a monkey, Can’t his work boss see? He decided to go food shopping, At the nearest grocery store, He wanted to get home quickly, So his family wouldn’t be that poor. Monkey walked to the grocery store, His feet were aching, It was 10 miles away, This was a big risk that he was taking. Monkey got there very fast, Quick as in running, It said only monkeys allowed, Wow that sign was stunning! Monkey had barged in, All the monkeys were looking at him, He was told to get out, So then he visited his old friend, Hungry, hungry Jim. When monkey had arrived, Jim had told him he was a dog, So Monkey left ashamed, In the new deep fog. Monkey had decided to go home, And Comfort his 3 young ones, He’d see his wife, Oh, he loved them all a ton. Hungry, Hungry Jim smiled, As if he was really, really bad, He decided not to eat him today, He saw him so sad. Monkey’s house Was just around the corner, It was a pretty color white, But most of the time, There was not much light. He had opened his house door, So lonely and ashamed, He was a monkey, He had claimed. Monkey flickered on the light, Nobody was there, His wife and kids left him a note, “You are a dog, we could not bear”. Monkey was so depressed now, He walked to hungry, hungry Jim’s house He had tiptoed in, And was as quiet as a mouse. Jim had caught him, And asked why he was not home, Monkey had explained, His house is just a comb. Monkey said his family had left him, Because he was a dog, They think I don’t belong, And am just a plain old hog. All of a sudden, The panda ate him whole, And the only thing that was left, Was his sad little soul.
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May 11, 2014
May 11, 2014 at 3:07 PM UTC
"A Dog Mistaken for a Monkey"
On a summer morning, Monkey had awoken early, His eyes all sleepy, And his hair wildly curly. Swoosh, He opened the door, He had to use his mouth, Because his tail was way too sore. Slam, Monkey shut the door behind him, His friend Panda, Was called hungry, hungry Jim. Monkey was off to work, His tail dragging on the floor, He was sure to be back in time, To feed his family of four. Although monkey was guilty, He missed work twice, Monkey was confidently sure, His boss would be all nice. Monkey had walked to the glass, It said no dogs allowed, For sure he was a monkey, He walked in and proudly bowed. His boss said he had to leave, For he was not a monkey, But monkey had explained, He was very chunky. The boss escorted his out, Angry as could be, For sure he was a monkey, Can’t his work boss see? He decided to go food shopping, At the nearest grocery store, He wanted to get home quickly, So his family wouldn’t be that poor. Monkey walked to the grocery store, His feet were aching, It was 10 miles away, This was a big risk that he was taking. Monkey got there very fast, Quick as in running, It said only monkeys allowed, Wow that sign was stunning! Monkey had barged in, All the monkeys were looking at him, He was told to get out, So then he visited his old friend, Hungry, hungry Jim. When monkey had arrived, Jim had told him he was a dog, So Monkey left ashamed, In the new deep fog. Monkey had decided to go home, And Comfort his 3 young ones, He’d see his wife, Oh, he loved them all a ton. Hungry, Hungry Jim smiled, As if he was really, really bad, He decided not to eat him today, He saw him so sad. Monkey’s house Was just around the corner, It was a pretty color white, But most of the time, There was not much light. He had opened his house door, So lonely and ashamed, He was a monkey, He had claimed. Monkey flickered on the light, Nobody was there, His wife and kids left him a note, “You are a dog, we could not bear”. Monkey was so depressed now, He walked to hungry, hungry Jim’s house He had tiptoed in, And was as quiet as a mouse. Jim had caught him, And asked why he was not home, Monkey had explained, His house is just a comb. Monkey said his family had left him, Because he was a dog, They think I don’t belong, And am just a plain old hog. All of a sudden, The panda ate him whole, And the only thing that was left, Was his sad little soul.
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I ******* rock it Then I lay it down I am not a quitter, sick spitter **** I just flow in rounds atmospherics an ******* stellar sounds Lyrics of astrophysics, like chemistry I just shape the ground just huddle But do not make a sound I crush a cypher, decipher words into crooked nouns Instant reaction to actions, My riddles break the crowd I've adapted to hard labor now Can't **** with the vision I'm here to **** it and change the sound Bicycle wheel spinning, I'm grinding I need to get around Flow soulful, for the soul like I'm the golden child Y'all so so, I go super sayin No super wild No delaying, I'm not evening playing You're played out Penetrator is coming through now Left-over flow ******* better eat their food now 2016 fiend, ***** this just a new style I hit the restart button, say **** the hard drive, bike peddling to work say **** the hard ride, living life is easy I say **** the hard times I'm choking the game, I'm looking to ******* hog tie Business this you can **** on my long tie... Young killer been spittin it for a long time Past due with my ******* come up Ain't nobody ******* with the vision I'm blowing up Cutting all these lames like division So I can it add up All of the positives, at heart I'm an optimist, don't **** with my oxygen You can't breath what I breathe, **** your accomplishments, I will squash all of them I just abolish bums Don't **** with my vision, I will **** for what is mine and do it with precision All these hoes just multiply I divided with the quickness All these fakes just want to try don't try cause your missing **** all of the rules ***** I am a misfit I am just a ghoul, no goblin, no riches The world is full of fools Who can't **** with my vision
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Nov 22, 2016
Nov 22, 2016 at 1:19 AM UTC
Can't **** With The Vision
I ******* rock it Then I lay it down I am not a quitter, sick spitter **** I just flow in rounds atmospherics an ******* stellar sounds Lyrics of astrophysics, like chemistry I just shape the ground just huddle But do not make a sound I crush a cypher, decipher words into crooked nouns Instant reaction to actions, My riddles break the crowd I've adapted to hard labor now Can't **** with the vision I'm here to **** it and change the sound Bicycle wheel spinning, I'm grinding I need to get around Flow soulful, for the soul like I'm the golden child Y'all so so, I go super sayin No super wild No delaying, I'm not evening playing You're played out Penetrator is coming through now Left-over flow ******* better eat their food now 2016 fiend, ***** this just a new style I hit the restart button, say **** the hard drive, bike peddling to work say **** the hard ride, living life is easy I say **** the hard times I'm choking the game, I'm looking to ******* hog tie Business this you can **** on my long tie... Young killer been spittin it for a long time Past due with my ******* come up Ain't nobody ******* with the vision I'm blowing up Cutting all these lames like division So I can it add up All of the positives, at heart I'm an optimist, don't **** with my oxygen You can't breath what I breathe, **** your accomplishments, I will squash all of them I just abolish bums Don't **** with my vision, I will **** for what is mine and do it with precision All these hoes just multiply I divided with the quickness All these fakes just want to try don't try cause your missing **** all of the rules ***** I am a misfit I am just a ghoul, no goblin, no riches The world is full of fools Who can't **** with my vision
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Living in this yellow box filled with aging trinkets A lonely guy trying to get by just hasn't sealed the link yet Bout a cup of milk left in the fridge and God forbid I drink it A shaggy dog; that ***** hog, why can't they smell the stink yet? The junk comes barreling through the door so fast that you can blink it There's no more room for gloom and doom, but let's fit one more inkjet They just got rid of dinnerware,  a silver and a pink set So now to hoard an ancient sword, a blender and a mink set Five garbage bags of someone's clothes, the sixth one's in the sink, wet With lots of cans and pots and pans, we'll reach the jagged brink yet They're trying to let go, said there ain't no space to think yet They're workin hard to raise the bar, ain't  worked out all the kinks yet Pressed for time and low on space ****** I need to get out of this place...
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Oct 4, 2015
Oct 4, 2015 at 12:10 PM UTC
The Yellow Box
She was faster than a rattlesnake She could split a log in two She was better than any hand I think I ever knew She was famous all throughout the west But, it really was a shame She wasn't known for what she did She was famous for her name She could rope and shoot and ride Better 'n any man I know But laugh at this girl's name And she'd hog tie you for show Christened Patricia Bollinger From Baltimore she came She didn't like the term cow girl So, Cow Patty was her name
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Apr 27, 2015
Apr 27, 2015 at 11:57 PM UTC
Cow Patty
The wabanaki tyrants A threat that's come and gone mercy luis’s family now butchered like a hog 16 years now have past and trials on its way guilty is as guilty's charged its barrows turn to play 20 victims laid to rest 20 “witches” hanged 180 more accused from 93’ and 92’ but many more to blame for the vessels of the Salem ways now cold and heartless souls accusing innocent lives, for shame! now unfair trials we shall hold...
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Apr 12, 2015
Apr 12, 2015 at 12:31 PM UTC
Salem Witch Trials
"Cash, Grass or Ass-No One Rides Free!" reads the bumper-sticker slapped on the ratty Harley. Its black leather seat is cracked, tattered and torn, the headlight is busted and there's no friggin' horn; with mismatched saddlebags strapped to each side, the panhead leaks like a sieve, but it's still quite a ride. The gas-tank is dented, scratched and coated with muck, the chrome no longer shines, but who gives a flyin' **** Its tires are bald, the spokes are all rusted to **** and the frame is off-kilter from a cage-driver's hit. The biker just puffed the last hit from his pipe, slammed down the rest of the J.D. from the bash last night; then he hops on his hog, kicks the monster to start, the muffler-pipes blast flames and roar like a **** Together they roll down the road like old pals,' with nowhere to go, just obnoxious and loud: the tombstone tail-light flashes bright red on this mess, 'though Cashless, Grassless and Assless, they couldn't care less!
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Sep 2, 2010
Sep 2, 2010 at 1:34 AM UTC
Cashless, Grassless and Assless
I have ability to switch style even under pressure Focused concentration, I am with tenacious unpredictability And yet fail to admit mistakes even resist as always Laced with external distractibility, I am What a world......Give me strength. I have ' killer instincts' to move mountains even driven to pinnacle with passion Making things happen as always, I am even I am, less anxious in decisiveness And yet do things my own way rushing the poor fellow to frail Impatience won't disappear with quietness and shyness What a world.....Give me strength. I step forth in dignity for low anxiety even with meticulousness Decisiveness for reality, I am with sterner stuff in slippery control And yet unable to manage time with a hog on spotlight Drenched in my own outbursts, I am What a world......Give me strength. Proud of my strength of friendliness even with positive openness The power to carry on with persuasiveness even I am, yes I am in assertiveness My strength that never dies in the face of motivation And yet my ears are too weak to comprehend with sound of ********** What a world......Give me strength. Let me be weak to be strong and strong I am in weakness With passion for sweetness in bitterness And this is real in steel The contrast and the conflict That steers in my way of long ago And this reality in mirage Gives me the courage to rise above pain What a world.....Give me strength.
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Sep 1, 2014
Sep 1, 2014 at 9:00 PM UTC
What a World...Give Me Strength
I am the first to admit I’m not God’s gift to women It’s more like a penance when I’m involved really And I am certainly a little rough around the edges But there are certain things you can do To make yourself more respectable to the fairer *** Like: be wary of your weight and what suits Don’t loaf onto a bus with your gut Hanging out, wearing a stained Hawaiian t-shirt Sweating like a hog in the midday sun. I know ladies make allowances: Ineptitude Dickishness Bravado Rudeness Even arrogance. But even our fair compadres draw the line At sheer disregard for personal hygiene. I wonder what people think When they go out dressed like that? They’re either one of three things: Very ignorant to what women want, Femo-phobes, Or they think they got something ******* special No woman can resist.
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May 31, 2012
May 31, 2012 at 11:08 AM UTC
Diamond In The Rough
"polite for a yankee" making stop sign bullet holes we start the massive pump churning into irrigated watermelon rows headlight round a shadow bend in nightline tree bulk sleep with empty cans beside the ashtray couch on matted ****
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Oct 18, 2012
Oct 18, 2012 at 7:22 PM UTC
hog hunting
Good old Gregory Goose was Gladder  than any Gander could be  and not Just because Nelson the Ninja Snail had said he was "JUST-DUCKY" !     This was a Very Special morning for Gregory Goose,   in Fact it was yesterdays Super Special situation that made His Delight so DELICIOUS.      The comment by Nelson the Ninja Snail, had simply added to  His Glory!      Gregory's Special Situation  Had been the Unexpected Announcement that HE was to be Named  "TEAM-CAPTAIN"   for the Annual  "Hog Wallow and Here's Mud in Your eye" CONTEST ! !     "Oh the delight" He thought,   "I am to be Captain,  after waiting all these years".     "ME"   he exclaimed !  "Captain of the South Forty Blocks"......   "W O W ' ! !    At the most convenient time of the day,  Harold Hippo,   Candy Cow,   Curtis Chipmunk,   Marvin Monkey,   Beatrice Bovine   and Larry Lynx  decided to make a Personal call on Good Old *GREGORY GOOSE  .   Keep in mind Now,   That Harold,  Candy,   Curtis,   Marvin,   Beatrice  and Larry we're the *INSIDE,  of the  "INNER-CIRCLE".     JUST ASK THEM !!    They were on the INSIDE ! !    Well,  when Gregory Goose heard the Knock at the door,   He opened it with a Great Big Grin,  That ONLY Gregory could Give!   Before Him stood  the "J U D G E S "  of All Contests and Efforts.    *Gregory was Beside Himself ! !     Instead of Seeing a group of Smiles and Handshakes,   He saw Staring Eyes,   Necks that had been stiffened  AND  *Gnashing of Teeth.    Beatrice Bovine was the First to Speak,   "Gregory,   it has been brought to our attention that you had a conversation with Nelson the Ninja Snail,,   and YOU didn't Rebuke his statement of being called  "JUST-DUCKY".    "As a result of this,  *WE  decided YOU  "Cannot  Be"    CAPTAIN   of the Hog Wallow and Mud in Your Eye Contest,   PERIOD ! !      Gregory Simply smiled,  Looked Straight into their Eyes,   Quietly said  "BYE",   Softly Closed the door....    Turned Grinning,   Knelt to his Knees,   PRAYING,   Thanking GOD,  for the FACT,, That he,   Gregory,    He was Made just a   *LITTLE BIT PECULIAR  ! !
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Jan 10, 2011
Jan 10, 2011 at 3:19 AM UTC
*" GREGORY the GANDER " * ( #47 )
Good old Gregory Goose was Gladder  than any Gander could be  and not Just because Nelson the Ninja Snail had said he was "JUST-DUCKY" !     This was a Very Special morning for Gregory Goose,   in Fact it was yesterdays Super Special situation that made His Delight so DELICIOUS.      The comment by Nelson the Ninja Snail, had simply added to  His Glory!      Gregory's Special Situation  Had been the Unexpected Announcement that HE was to be Named  "TEAM-CAPTAIN"   for the Annual  "Hog Wallow and Here's Mud in Your eye" CONTEST ! !     "Oh the delight" He thought,   "I am to be Captain,  after waiting all these years".     "ME"   he exclaimed !  "Captain of the South Forty Blocks"......   "W O W ' ! !    At the most convenient time of the day,  Harold Hippo,   Candy Cow,   Curtis Chipmunk,   Marvin Monkey,   Beatrice Bovine   and Larry Lynx  decided to make a Personal call on Good Old *GREGORY GOOSE  .   Keep in mind Now,   That Harold,  Candy,   Curtis,   Marvin,   Beatrice  and Larry we're the *INSIDE,  of the  "INNER-CIRCLE".     JUST ASK THEM !!    They were on the INSIDE ! !    Well,  when Gregory Goose heard the Knock at the door,   He opened it with a Great Big Grin,  That ONLY Gregory could Give!   Before Him stood  the "J U D G E S "  of All Contests and Efforts.    *Gregory was Beside Himself ! !     Instead of Seeing a group of Smiles and Handshakes,   He saw Staring Eyes,   Necks that had been stiffened  AND  *Gnashing of Teeth.    Beatrice Bovine was the First to Speak,   "Gregory,   it has been brought to our attention that you had a conversation with Nelson the Ninja Snail,,   and YOU didn't Rebuke his statement of being called  "JUST-DUCKY".    "As a result of this,  *WE  decided YOU  "Cannot  Be"    CAPTAIN   of the Hog Wallow and Mud in Your Eye Contest,   PERIOD ! !      Gregory Simply smiled,  Looked Straight into their Eyes,   Quietly said  "BYE",   Softly Closed the door....    Turned Grinning,   Knelt to his Knees,   PRAYING,   Thanking GOD,  for the FACT,, That he,   Gregory,    He was Made just a   *LITTLE BIT PECULIAR  ! !
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Who can fathom the thoughts of the moon as it sit's in the sky on a hot afternoon? Or the lovers quarrel of the sea on the shore? or a river who's banks have flooded the moor? Or the voice of stars as they fall from the sky; do they laugh or do they cry? Who can understand the mind of a dog, or the chicken or hen or the old barn hog? Only the mind of a poet who thinks like a shroom, Who breaths the fire of flowers without bloom. Try this offer from natures boon. Just relax and you'll understand soon. Then take a walk through the woods and ask the trees, for they have more secrets then they have leaves.
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Jun 8, 2014
Jun 8, 2014 at 6:25 PM UTC
Fathom the Unfathomable
When I am alone in bed, I can spread out as big as I want I can wrap myself into a cocoon blanket I can pull the covers over my messy bed hair And look as ugly as I want when I wake up in the morning I don’t have to worry about body heat Touching me, coursing in through my skin And making me a sweaty mess I don't have to make sure not to hog the down comforter I can toss and turn as much as I want I can rebuild you with my pillows, work them into the shape of a man I can wrap my legs around them and hold them all night Because they’re cozy and welcoming And I don’t have to place my head in anybody’s nook And I don’t have to wrap my legs around a warm body I can watch TV until 2 o’clock in the morning And wake up with heavy purple eyes I can put my blankets in between my legs when I lay on my side Because I hate to sleep with my thighs touching And no one will be there to tell me that’s weird I can sleep on my stomach with my hands under the pillows Or I can sleep on my back because I have no one there to hold I can snore, if I want to, I can even drool if I see fit I can open the window if I want and listen to the sounds of the street The creaky sign, and the drunk 20-somethings, getting hammered on a Tuesday And I can wonder, all alone, what they got up to that night And why they're all having so much more fun than me But I think I’d rather be sweaty and confined I think I’d rather share my blanket cocoon and lay my head in your arm pit nook I want to kick my pillows on the floor and make room To wrap my legs around my human and pull my blankets over us both And wake up looking ugly together – with bed hair and tired eyes Even if I snore, I’d like you to hear, even if I drool
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Apr 7, 2016
Apr 7, 2016 at 6:55 PM UTC
Sleeping Alone
When I am alone in bed, I can spread out as big as I want I can wrap myself into a cocoon blanket I can pull the covers over my messy bed hair And look as ugly as I want when I wake up in the morning I don’t have to worry about body heat Touching me, coursing in through my skin And making me a sweaty mess I don't have to make sure not to hog the down comforter I can toss and turn as much as I want I can rebuild you with my pillows, work them into the shape of a man I can wrap my legs around them and hold them all night Because they’re cozy and welcoming And I don’t have to place my head in anybody’s nook And I don’t have to wrap my legs around a warm body I can watch TV until 2 o’clock in the morning And wake up with heavy purple eyes I can put my blankets in between my legs when I lay on my side Because I hate to sleep with my thighs touching And no one will be there to tell me that’s weird I can sleep on my stomach with my hands under the pillows Or I can sleep on my back because I have no one there to hold I can snore, if I want to, I can even drool if I see fit I can open the window if I want and listen to the sounds of the street The creaky sign, and the drunk 20-somethings, getting hammered on a Tuesday And I can wonder, all alone, what they got up to that night And why they're all having so much more fun than me But I think I’d rather be sweaty and confined I think I’d rather share my blanket cocoon and lay my head in your arm pit nook I want to kick my pillows on the floor and make room To wrap my legs around my human and pull my blankets over us both And wake up looking ugly together – with bed hair and tired eyes Even if I snore, I’d like you to hear, even if I drool
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