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"hollis" poems
The names I would give if I had 26 sons. Abel Benjamin Conway Darth Evan (After my nephew) Fabian Garth Hollis (My dad) Joey (My brother) Isaac (My grandfather) Kent Lemuel Matthew Nathaniel Othniel Paul Quinton Richard (My middle name) Sandage (My grandmother’s maiden name) Terry (My name) Uzziah Val William (My great grandfather) X (One of my favorite wrestlers was Doctor X) Yale Zacchaeus
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Oct 2, 2015
Oct 2, 2015 at 12:47 AM UTC
If I Had 26 Sons (ABC)
He was my medicine. When I wasn't at home. But I wasn't sick. So, then I was alone. Ashes to a s h e s we fell down. Then you came out of the broken ground. This is the start of something new, When you charm me with your wit. The beaches roll into stranger tides, And I'm ready to sail it. Feeling your hands on my skin, I found a place I've wanted. For so long. You kiss my lips, And my nose, And protect me from the cold. There isn't a trace of a thing I wouldn't do for you Because you have the voice of an angel. My chest felt fierce with fire when you kissed my lips, I pushed back with fear. "I'm not one of those who can feel. I'm rotten ruins." You smiled and said, "You amaze me, over and over again." I don't know what our future holds, But I will be there with wide eyes and an open heart. Because, I'm drowning in your ocean eyes, And you amaze me too.
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Jan 23, 2013
Jan 23, 2013 at 11:13 AM UTC
Hollis Days
"You will start out standing Proud to steal her anything she sees You will start out standing Proud to steal her anything she" needs Ole Hollis Brown, "picked poor robin clean" Oh Hollis Brown, wicked door robbing seen "I’m a hustling **** that’s just what I am" I’m a wayward boon, acting on a righteous plan "Hollis Brown, he lived on the outside of town With his wife and five children and his cabin broken down" "There’s seven breezes-a-blowin" All around the cabin door There’s seven breezes-a- blowin" Knocking down the cabin door His wife was a wonder, "she’s nobody’s child The law can’t touch her at all." Life went asunder, the marriage went wild, The law can’t touch her at all The gypsy’s hide, directed on order "With god on their side", waiting at the property border A sign signals advance Wife departing after a nod and glance There sat Hollis Brown, in his cabin on the outside of town, Without his wife, holding his five children, in a cabin burning down "She’s got everything she need’s, she’s an artist, she don’t look back She can take the dark out of the nighttime and paint the daylight black Bow down to her on Sunday Salute her when her birthday comes Bow down to her on Sunday Salute her when her birthday comes For Halloween buy her a trumpet And for Christmas, get her a drum"
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Nov 13, 2014
Nov 13, 2014 at 1:37 PM UTC
She Belongs To Me
Jamin Hollis has her residence in The Garden. In The Garden, in the bloated blocks of Transit Town. Behind the day shelter, beside the corner store. Across the parking lot of the thrift shop. Beyond the fluorescence of the pharmacy. Right there, just a hop and a skip from the trains. Right there, just a scoot from the bus barn. Jamin Hollis is a rampant ***** and she needs, she needs to die. Jamin Hollis is a rampant ***** and indeed, she'll die tonight. Wait for the streetlights to dot the immediate sky. Most of them are dead or flickering in the blocks. Wait for the junk rats to leave for the metro line. Most of them are dead or flickering. If any open eyes remain on the sidelines, take a breath. Collect your nerve and toss a penny on the pavement. The eyes will blind to the shine and they will prostrate. Bow with a force enough to imbed gravel in the forehead. Jamin Hollis is a rampant ***** and she needs, she needs to die. Jamin Hollis is a rampant ***** and indeed, she'll die tonight.
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Jul 11, 2018
Jul 11, 2018 at 1:47 AM UTC
Match & Pitch: Indeed, She'll Die Tonight