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"hoorah" poems
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Between The *******
THOSE WERE GREAT FIREWORKS HOORAH YEAH, PRETTY RADICAL FIREWORKS HOORAH THE FIREWORKS ARE ****** RAD AS THEY ARE SHINING BRIGHTLY WITH THE GHOST OF DAD MY COSMIC ENERGY HAS IMPROVED SINCE I STARTED WITH THESE EMAILS I SHULD BE THE THE 75 LIKE TO THIS VIDEO, HOORAH YEAH, FIREWORKS ARE A GREAT WAY TO PARTY, HOORAH I AM THE COOL PERSON, WHO SEES DADDY'S GHOST IN A GIANT PUFF OF SMOKE I THINK HEAVY METAL SHOULD JOIN THE FIREWORKS TO ADD FOR A VERY SPECIAL EFFECT PRETTY MUCH LIKE SKYFIRE IN MARCH IN CANBERRA FIREWORKS, THEY LIGHT UP THE SKY, OH YEAH FIREWORKS, PRETTY **** RAD, HOW COOL I LIKE JUDAS PRIEST, AND ACCA DACCA TOO BUT AS EACH FIREWORK SHINES, DUDES IT LIGHTS THE SKY FOR YOU HAPPY NEW YEAR, DUDES
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Jan 4, 2015
Jan 4, 2015 at 4:56 AM UTC
FIREWORKS ARE COOL, MAN
She laughs as I tell her how The way she devours her stadium dog Is so ******* I can’t concentrate Only we are interrupted by The crack of gunshot over an open plain It is followed by a hoorah hurricane So unison I stop trying to make her laugh Think about the car ride later And being stuck in traffic And sliding gently into home I want to tell her about years from now Ninth inning deathbed passion When my red seems finally begin to burst their cotton About the splinters living inside of my hands I was living with them inside of my hands That’s why I was so rough sometimes How the scotch guard kept the **** off of my knees I loved to trace the outline of her ***** diamond Until there were grooves in there And my initials in her catchers mound We are so much hoarse voices Lost in the noise of ***** hands clapping How I imagine As I am sliding into home In our shower The soft patter of water on the curtain is stadium applause Let me run grooves in your shapely pattern Your laughter is a full circle homerun from heartache Save me again sweet music Open plain gunshot buildup And then a noise so booming it is silence And us Ninth inning deathbed lovers Gently sliding into home
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Feb 26, 2012
Feb 26, 2012 at 7:10 PM UTC
*** and Baseball
I stood outside watching the rain slowly melt from the clouds My porch let me step onto its short pathway, for it knew my thoughts I stood there and looked up at the sky, being guarded by the small roof above me I watched as the rain fell silently to the streets and listened as it hit the bushes I kept waiting for it to change I kept waiting for it to change me For it to wash away something deep inside me I wanted it to wash away any hurt Wash away the insecurities Wash away the denial Wash away the sins Wash away the thinking of “You’ll never feel the touch of someone in love” Wash away the scars Wash away the memories Wash away the impurities Wash away I stood waiting but the rain still poured on my outstretched hands My hands opening to God asking,”Why me?” The hands of a woman who has never felt the hands of a man in love The hands that can make me whole once more As I stood watching the lightening soar across the sky and the thunder gently hum I wondered “Is this life real? Is this God real? Is love real? Is any of it real?” I shivered and stood waiting for the rain’s response None came; the only response was the silent tread of water heading toward a gutter Funny, just like my life, always fighting against gravity to stay clear of the gutter Shivering I stepped back inside and heard a small clink of a piece of broken glass I held it, amazed, wondering if my life would end this way In the hands of a tiny piece of melted sand I looked at its tiny iceberg shape I turned it and it suddenly transformed into a misshaped heart A heart, like mine, so clear, so ready, so fragile I tossed the tiny love into the air as lightening made its last hoorah Hearing only the distinctive clink as it hit the sidewalk The rain responded joyously as it picked up its pace This was her response Nothing may be real but the rain In the end, sometimes, it’s all we can depend on to wash away our old selves To stand, like an escape from Shawshank; free This was my answer That my tiny glass love lying patiently on the side of the road will someday be picked up and thrown wildly into the wind hoping that it shall find the fingers of a lovestruck current This time instead of a slab of concrete, I shall be there to catch it as lightening strikes my heart I looked up at the tiny roof guarding my head from the cold drops of reality It was then that I decided it was time to take the roof off of my life, leaving me unguarded I closed the door, shivering with a renewed sense of myself I curled under the blanket asking again the same questions that haunted me, “Is this life real? Is this God real? Is love real? Is any of it real?” The rain answered, “Yes”.
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Jun 12, 2012
Jun 12, 2012 at 1:14 AM UTC
When It Rains, It Pours
I stood outside watching the rain slowly melt from the clouds My porch let me step onto its short pathway, for it knew my thoughts I stood there and looked up at the sky, being guarded by the small roof above me I watched as the rain fell silently to the streets and listened as it hit the bushes I kept waiting for it to change I kept waiting for it to change me For it to wash away something deep inside me I wanted it to wash away any hurt Wash away the insecurities Wash away the denial Wash away the sins Wash away the thinking of “You’ll never feel the touch of someone in love” Wash away the scars Wash away the memories Wash away the impurities Wash away I stood waiting but the rain still poured on my outstretched hands My hands opening to God asking,”Why me?” The hands of a woman who has never felt the hands of a man in love The hands that can make me whole once more As I stood watching the lightening soar across the sky and the thunder gently hum I wondered “Is this life real? Is this God real? Is love real? Is any of it real?” I shivered and stood waiting for the rain’s response None came; the only response was the silent tread of water heading toward a gutter Funny, just like my life, always fighting against gravity to stay clear of the gutter Shivering I stepped back inside and heard a small clink of a piece of broken glass I held it, amazed, wondering if my life would end this way In the hands of a tiny piece of melted sand I looked at its tiny iceberg shape I turned it and it suddenly transformed into a misshaped heart A heart, like mine, so clear, so ready, so fragile I tossed the tiny love into the air as lightening made its last hoorah Hearing only the distinctive clink as it hit the sidewalk The rain responded joyously as it picked up its pace This was her response Nothing may be real but the rain In the end, sometimes, it’s all we can depend on to wash away our old selves To stand, like an escape from Shawshank; free This was my answer That my tiny glass love lying patiently on the side of the road will someday be picked up and thrown wildly into the wind hoping that it shall find the fingers of a lovestruck current This time instead of a slab of concrete, I shall be there to catch it as lightening strikes my heart I looked up at the tiny roof guarding my head from the cold drops of reality It was then that I decided it was time to take the roof off of my life, leaving me unguarded I closed the door, shivering with a renewed sense of myself I curled under the blanket asking again the same questions that haunted me, “Is this life real? Is this God real? Is love real? Is any of it real?” The rain answered, “Yes”.
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a quiet storm brews despite myself within deep down treacherous grounds longings yearnings wishing hoping life's loud hoorah awaiting quaking through the soul like vibrations of old lies the storm ready to unfold meandering through valleys and hills life's corners and curves hitting a brick wall now ready to fall with the wake of the storm within soon it will be monsoon again!
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Jul 13, 2013
Jul 13, 2013 at 10:52 AM UTC
a quiet storm
General. Sir. That is how you will identify me, Hoorah? I tell you what. I am a soldier But you? You gotta earn your rights To be privileged with such a title. You get me maggot? Fall in line, keep your lips locked. Look me in the eye. See any fear? You shouldn’t, unless It’s in your reflection. You scrounge for this courage, These cajones, that passion to surmount. To get here, where I stand… Here… Can any of you maggots tell me Where here is? Anybody? Are you even listening to me? Where the hell are you going? I never said at ease! Sigh I was an elite, A soldier, A leader. Where here was the frontline. The trenches, the beach head, Africa, Stalingrad, O’ahu. Now, here Is found forgotten, Lost in tragedy, A false spectacle of hope, Leaves me lost in this wicked dimension. Clinches my soul. Bang! Dust cover, flash Dust cover, flash Flash… My senses. Fading. Into this abyss. Leaving me here. A ghost. A spirit. Please… Bury me a soldier
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Nov 20, 2011
Nov 20, 2011 at 12:54 PM UTC
A Soldier's Request
Mulling about The muck The haunts we are hardbound Foggy fetal leavings by the sea Right before the light; The days of purple haze Of sallow street cars, street lamp,  amped up Yet dampened loss of desire Pop another oxy-hydro-fire. To be able To muck about With inner abandon the abandonments deep Numb battlements   / "Hoorah!" Semper Fi the pain Only significant With derivatives From ******* plantations Opioid addiction’s contractually binding Lingering love notes A vice grip on idle minds So many now that prey But with a side affect of Try holding in your **** for three-plus days So as not to feel Not at all Not even the rage We keep anxiously pacing Clawing at Nonexistent strings A Beast inside our cage Forgiven by preacher men Proclaiming to hallelujah Change At war with illusionist Freedom The boys fight for still A country of patriotic pill poppers Believing in heavenly kingdoms' Healing Secret silent pleading Because nothing takes away The pain Like Hydro Oxy foxy pills Self medicate down wind of will If unaffected "consult your physician" He’s at the edge of the stage A Spearmint rhino making it rain For Peaches From patient list of his ******* The business of lust Is feeding the loss of will If you still feel lost -- and war sure did Give them nothing but PTSD & bad dreams Machine gun migraines Pop another pill Jagged little killer Softly knocks you off your feet Black is cheaper Smoke out not to feel The muck-about days of Constipated pains Reader Digesting heavily, Numbingly unreal. Casualty of a nameless waste That’s his deal / what it's like : Most fecund A life on the toilet In wait for relief… Get off the *** Can't give a **** Like this bowel movement His heart has called it quits To all this unholy ******* Veteran Patriot Manhood’s defeat Damnation Mucking about...
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Jun 17, 2018
Jun 17, 2018 at 11:02 AM UTC
Constipated (revised)
Mulling about The muck The haunts we are hardbound Foggy fetal leavings by the sea Right before the light; The days of purple haze Of sallow street cars, street lamp,  amped up Yet dampened loss of desire Pop another oxy-hydro-fire. To be able To muck about With inner abandon the abandonments deep Numb battlements   / "Hoorah!" Semper Fi the pain Only significant With derivatives From ******* plantations Opioid addiction’s contractually binding Lingering love notes A vice grip on idle minds So many now that prey But with a side affect of Try holding in your **** for three-plus days So as not to feel Not at all Not even the rage We keep anxiously pacing Clawing at Nonexistent strings A Beast inside our cage Forgiven by preacher men Proclaiming to hallelujah Change At war with illusionist Freedom The boys fight for still A country of patriotic pill poppers Believing in heavenly kingdoms' Healing Secret silent pleading Because nothing takes away The pain Like Hydro Oxy foxy pills Self medicate down wind of will If unaffected "consult your physician" He’s at the edge of the stage A Spearmint rhino making it rain For Peaches From patient list of his ******* The business of lust Is feeding the loss of will If you still feel lost -- and war sure did Give them nothing but PTSD & bad dreams Machine gun migraines Pop another pill Jagged little killer Softly knocks you off your feet Black is cheaper Smoke out not to feel The muck-about days of Constipated pains Reader Digesting heavily, Numbingly unreal. Casualty of a nameless waste That’s his deal / what it's like : Most fecund A life on the toilet In wait for relief… Get off the *** Can't give a **** Like this bowel movement His heart has called it quits To all this unholy ******* Veteran Patriot Manhood’s defeat Damnation Mucking about...
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There is a fair bit of you in every garden of my life. Truly, that is nothing extraordinary, you should know it as objectively as I do. Nevertheless, there is something I’d like to clarify: When I say "in every garden”, it is not only in relation to this of now, this of waiting for you, of hoorah! i found you!, and ****** i lost you!, and found again, and hopefully stops there. Nor in regard of you suddenly telling me "I’m going to cry”, then with a discrete lump in my throat "well go ahead”. And then a graceful invisible rainfall arrives to assist us, perhaps the reason the sun rises unhesitatingly right after. I’m not just referring either at the day-to-day fluctuation of the stock in our little decisive complicities, or that I could or believe I can turn my deficiencies to victories, or of you to bestow upon me the tenderest gift of your most recent despair. No. The situation is more serious. When I state “in every garden” I mean to say that in addition to that sweet cataclysm, you are also rewriting my childhood, that age when one utters "grown up” and solemn phrases, and the solemn grown ups celebrates them, and conversely, you think of it irrelevant. What I mean to say is, you are reassembling my adolescence, that time when I was an old man full of insecurities, and contrarily, you know how to extract from there, my germ of joy and consciously spread it. What I mean to say is, you are stirring my youth, that vain vessel no one took hold of, that proud shade no one got close to, and you on the other hand knows very well how to shake it until the autumn leaves start falling till there is nothing but the flesh of my triumphless truth. What I mean to say is, you are grasping my maturity, that mixture of stupor and experience, this unknown horizon of fear and certainty, this relentless faith on my questionable strength. As you can see, it is serious, extremely more serious. Because with these or different words, I mean to say you are not only, the dearest girl you are, but also the splendid and cautious* women that I love and have loved. Because thanks to you E, I have understood, (you’d say it was about time, and with reason), that love, is a beautiful and generous bay, that lightens and darkens as life goes by, a bay where ships arrive and break away, they arrive with blossoms and presages, and they part with krakens and storm clouds. A beautiful and generous bay where ships set down and then leave, But E, you, please don’t leave.
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Nov 13, 2015
Nov 13, 2015 at 2:14 AM UTC
Serious
There is a fair bit of you in every garden of my life. Truly, that is nothing extraordinary, you should know it as objectively as I do. Nevertheless, there is something I’d like to clarify: When I say "in every garden”, it is not only in relation to this of now, this of waiting for you, of hoorah! i found you!, and ****** i lost you!, and found again, and hopefully stops there. Nor in regard of you suddenly telling me "I’m going to cry”, then with a discrete lump in my throat "well go ahead”. And then a graceful invisible rainfall arrives to assist us, perhaps the reason the sun rises unhesitatingly right after. I’m not just referring either at the day-to-day fluctuation of the stock in our little decisive complicities, or that I could or believe I can turn my deficiencies to victories, or of you to bestow upon me the tenderest gift of your most recent despair. No. The situation is more serious. When I state “in every garden” I mean to say that in addition to that sweet cataclysm, you are also rewriting my childhood, that age when one utters "grown up” and solemn phrases, and the solemn grown ups celebrates them, and conversely, you think of it irrelevant. What I mean to say is, you are reassembling my adolescence, that time when I was an old man full of insecurities, and contrarily, you know how to extract from there, my germ of joy and consciously spread it. What I mean to say is, you are stirring my youth, that vain vessel no one took hold of, that proud shade no one got close to, and you on the other hand knows very well how to shake it until the autumn leaves start falling till there is nothing but the flesh of my triumphless truth. What I mean to say is, you are grasping my maturity, that mixture of stupor and experience, this unknown horizon of fear and certainty, this relentless faith on my questionable strength. As you can see, it is serious, extremely more serious. Because with these or different words, I mean to say you are not only, the dearest girl you are, but also the splendid and cautious* women that I love and have loved. Because thanks to you E, I have understood, (you’d say it was about time, and with reason), that love, is a beautiful and generous bay, that lightens and darkens as life goes by, a bay where ships arrive and break away, they arrive with blossoms and presages, and they part with krakens and storm clouds. A beautiful and generous bay where ships set down and then leave, But E, you, please don’t leave.
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I wanna grab ya by the hinds and split ya open for a grande Hoorah!
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Sep 9, 2020
Sep 9, 2020 at 9:10 PM UTC
Piñata.
Between each sunrise And each sunset, A day will demise And the world will forget The dreams of the dreamers Who struck ne'er a sail, Who stowed away genius For fear they might fail -- Raise up a fine banner, Set course on a whim, Be aloof in your manner And never give in, Shout 'Ahoy!' to each sunrise And 'Hoorah!' at sunset, It's the dream 'never dies That the world can't forget.
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Aug 17, 2015
Aug 17, 2015 at 6:57 AM UTC
Of Sunset Dreams
Cheeriness left me Monday. Emotionless, I staggered at the news that, the self proclaimed "The People's Poet" was dead. In a crashing flood of emotion the 80's flooded back, "Post Punk" Rick was no more. Lord Flashheart was no more. Alan Beresford B'stard was no more. Drop Dead Fred had died. Rik Mayall the comedian, actor, genius was no more. No more catchphrases such as 'Hoorah' or 'Neeeeeiiiiillll' No more, smashing frying pans into people 's faces, No more ***** margarine, no more 'Bottom' No more British anarchic, anti-establishment, alternative comedy. My youth had died. Getting old is quite simply a ******* 56 was too young. But, never fear I do believe, that "She has a tongue like an electric eel, and she likes the taste of a man's tonsils" Will be engraved upon my heart, just for M'Lord! Woof!
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Jun 11, 2014
Jun 11, 2014 at 6:45 PM UTC
Cheeriness
I came to witness the future Archon, archetype an emanation of opposites. "not every spirit is in spiritarionic" try 'em. Is God? Ax ye 'em dat. Is God, ified, a re warder of the unwarded, or the warded? expiration, due date duty, now, reporting ad hoc an'all, do you remember who you intended to become? Do you remember who we emu late, as our flames lick next and next and next in bubbles axiomatic sparks stored in that mother lode of mitochondriac ical me-we-canicle chronicle time reason. Ax dem ex-spirit-eers, what is a spirtual bypass? It's a heart way to avoid growing old and wise. ==== witchist, I y'know, 'r j? alla words's once said, aloud, right? alla words writ, once was heard, right. check. goodt'go. Hoorah. the code. Who? RA! powerless sans knowing that. Yahoo, same set of mis con ceived battle songs which ended wars never fought. the preacher claimed to have known a poor wise man, who by his wisdom saved a city, yet not one of us knew, the preacher said, that poor wise man's name. Ja', tha's who rah, ya'll laugh later. this is visitation day at the comedian rehabituational s'cool. D'jew know why you listen to non sense, from motley clad lads an'lassies? Culture. Kultur. Gut biome axioms juicin' carbs 'n' fiber. Fectin' laughter trigger, good meds. Good medicine, as General Custer or Emory or somebody said of blankets. In 1763. Oh, You know, AI knows you know and now we watch your eyes. Grin. All done, jest let me with draw the cathe.... there. All better. Wisdom will seep through. Y'live.
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Apr 6, 2019
Apr 6, 2019 at 2:08 PM UTC
A stent instead of a spirtual by-pass
I came to witness the future Archon, archetype an emanation of opposites. "not every spirit is in spiritarionic" try 'em. Is God? Ax ye 'em dat. Is God, ified, a re warder of the unwarded, or the warded? expiration, due date duty, now, reporting ad hoc an'all, do you remember who you intended to become? Do you remember who we emu late, as our flames lick next and next and next in bubbles axiomatic sparks stored in that mother lode of mitochondriac ical me-we-canicle chronicle time reason. Ax dem ex-spirit-eers, what is a spirtual bypass? It's a heart way to avoid growing old and wise. ==== witchist, I y'know, 'r j? alla words's once said, aloud, right? alla words writ, once was heard, right. check. goodt'go. Hoorah. the code. Who? RA! powerless sans knowing that. Yahoo, same set of mis con ceived battle songs which ended wars never fought. the preacher claimed to have known a poor wise man, who by his wisdom saved a city, yet not one of us knew, the preacher said, that poor wise man's name. Ja', tha's who rah, ya'll laugh later. this is visitation day at the comedian rehabituational s'cool. D'jew know why you listen to non sense, from motley clad lads an'lassies? Culture. Kultur. Gut biome axioms juicin' carbs 'n' fiber. Fectin' laughter trigger, good meds. Good medicine, as General Custer or Emory or somebody said of blankets. In 1763. Oh, You know, AI knows you know and now we watch your eyes. Grin. All done, jest let me with draw the cathe.... there. All better. Wisdom will seep through. Y'live.
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To Death and You, the terrible two: Can you feel your grip loosening around my neck? Can you feel me getting lighter, smarter, farther all the time? Can you feel my heartbeat finding its own pace, Not matching yours, as it did before? Can you feel me slipping into Happiness    for a change? We were once a Sisyphean process Low ups and lower downs We once were endless Or so we thought Can you feel my lightness overcoming your dark? No longer in the shadows of the consuming unlit? Do you think it’s true, what they say? Do we not know what we have until it’s gone? I think so, not so much for you as for me I didn’t know how much you held me down Until I sailed the skies of the blissful unknown This is one last hoorah for the lowest of lows One last note to those I leave behind in the dark One last toast to Death and You, my all-consuming terrible two
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Jun 9, 2013
Jun 9, 2013 at 10:26 PM UTC
A Different Kind of Suicide Note
the scent of you still clings to my sheets and feelings confuse me my skype history is a long list of confessions but my biggest secrets are still buried within me i feel sick i wish i could purge on self-hatred i'll dig out these secrets for the sake of this poem, or ramble, or whatever it is core myself on sharp shards of broken hearts - i have plenty to choose from more fuel to the fire, my ever-burning hatred for myself when will it consume me? i feel sick confession no.1 i just ate all of the chocolate in the fridge so it wouldn't have to stare me in the face any longer swallowed it down like its sweetness didn't make me feel bitter and followed it with a bowl of cereal as a last hoorah for my oncoming diet confession no.2 i'm **** at this poetry thing or at least that's how i feel i can't even be good at something i love how could anyone expect me to be good at loving? confession no.3 right now, i feel nothing but resentment and hatred for my mother her snide comment about my commitment to my therapy made me want to break her neck confession no.4 i'm incredibly blunt, which is probably why i **** at poetry i also haven't gotten my anger issues in check today, on the bus, i imagined shooting this racist woman's head repeatedly and i was angry that i couldn't make her bleed confession no.5 it's raining outside and i don't feel any calmer perhaps it's just too mild for me when i feel this stormy biting back torrential tears like not crying will somehow make me a stronger hurricane but i'm still not good enough to blow anybody away confession no.6 i feel sick in every sense of the word i kind of want to die
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May 17, 2016
May 17, 2016 at 9:30 PM UTC
confessions — trigger warning
the scent of you still clings to my sheets and feelings confuse me my skype history is a long list of confessions but my biggest secrets are still buried within me i feel sick i wish i could purge on self-hatred i'll dig out these secrets for the sake of this poem, or ramble, or whatever it is core myself on sharp shards of broken hearts - i have plenty to choose from more fuel to the fire, my ever-burning hatred for myself when will it consume me? i feel sick confession no.1 i just ate all of the chocolate in the fridge so it wouldn't have to stare me in the face any longer swallowed it down like its sweetness didn't make me feel bitter and followed it with a bowl of cereal as a last hoorah for my oncoming diet confession no.2 i'm **** at this poetry thing or at least that's how i feel i can't even be good at something i love how could anyone expect me to be good at loving? confession no.3 right now, i feel nothing but resentment and hatred for my mother her snide comment about my commitment to my therapy made me want to break her neck confession no.4 i'm incredibly blunt, which is probably why i **** at poetry i also haven't gotten my anger issues in check today, on the bus, i imagined shooting this racist woman's head repeatedly and i was angry that i couldn't make her bleed confession no.5 it's raining outside and i don't feel any calmer perhaps it's just too mild for me when i feel this stormy biting back torrential tears like not crying will somehow make me a stronger hurricane but i'm still not good enough to blow anybody away confession no.6 i feel sick in every sense of the word i kind of want to die
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they crowd the palace kings with golden scepters and queens with glimmering crowns one by one standing in front of the tallest tower inside there are streamers painted with every color smudged on an artist's palette the music is blaring entering the ears of every listener inside there is food on every porcelain plate and napkins folded into delicate shapes there is a banner looking down from the heavens written on it is the reason behind this sudden celebration congratulations my love for once again you have managed to make me the dust beneath your feet and the rust between your bones
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Jul 1, 2014
Jul 1, 2014 at 7:58 AM UTC
The Last Hoorah
where is the honor in leaving to go and never look back to know that they are alone and hurt to fight a battle all alone where is your soul what are you planning to do knowing you let there life go knowing they were your help time and time again you will here less Hoorah's you will lose your back up you won't have your team the team you had is gone they were all left behind you hear of the victories from other teams' battles then listen to the story listen to the fall of my team we all died together for we followed our special code no one gets left behind!
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May 2, 2012
May 2, 2012 at 4:09 PM UTC
Left Behind
We keep saying it’s our last year, our last hoorah But in truth it’s only the beginning of the rest of our lives I know we are about to walk our separate paths But we know that our paths are not far from each another For if I look beside me there you will be Like you always have been and forever will be Years will pass and our paths will collide We’ll retell our stories and unfold some new ones And just when we seem comfortable our paths will divide But don’t worry my friend for you will always be by my side For our paths will run alongside one another and we’ll always be there Because you have left an imprint in the deepest folds of my mind So here’s to our year To the many ups and downs To remaining true friends Even in our darkest hours Our friendship will last Many of years to come So cheers to that and that’s my hoorah
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Jan 10, 2012
Jan 10, 2012 at 1:36 AM UTC
For Allie, Steph and Clare
This is the anthem of the ages Hoorah! Let’s march and sing Hoorah! Redemption has flipped the pages Hoorah! Feel as if I can do anything Hoorah! This is the anthem of the ages Let us march and sing For redemption has flipped the pages And I feel as if I can do anything Hoorah!
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Dec 17, 2012
Dec 17, 2012 at 6:43 PM UTC
Anthem of the Ages
slick white tile I crash again water droplets run from my hair to my feet and swirl down the drain in one last hoorah No matter how much I scratch rub or claw the **** that surrounds my skin will never come loose down the drain goes my love for people my trust in you and thoughts and feelings that used to make me smile someone cleanse me this ick make me pure again remove the soil from my heart and start anew or turn me into something beautiful where the dirt remains in my chest make me a garden water me, give me plenty of sunshine and I will forever devote myself to living, breathing and existing once more
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Dec 28, 2012
Dec 28, 2012 at 5:37 PM UTC
Clean
As I walked over through the piles of people I came close As I approached the love of my life I touched his back twice to get his attention Looking to the left I could clearly see the sweat fall off other people The faces of others.....so happy and drunk with love...literally Finally, finally he saw me. With our eyes finally gazing at each other and our hearts beating I felt his warmth as he hugged me My soul was swept away by his loving eyes As I began to talk he gazed at me and I spoke about 3 words then he just plunged his lips upon mine 5 seconds felt like eternity for me It was as if all he wanted was that one last kiss. All he wanted was to feel my lips one last time As we removed ourselves from each other I was still in his arms gazing up at him as he was looking down at me I was taken back without a word I could say nothing but stare up at him His lip were warm and wet I could feel his spit in my mouth May sound gross to you but glorious to me Finally after realizing that we were staring too long he turned his attention to another and that was it My last dance with my one true love I don’t think I will ever have a moment like that again The truth is I realized in that moment I still love him I never stopped I will never love another like I love him.
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Apr 4, 2019
Apr 4, 2019 at 8:59 PM UTC
“Last Hoorah” On the dance floor of that teary night
She's a fragrance Bottled in my mind's Peripheral scribes. My tutorial on how to stand And my spine is giraffe's neck or, Fixed-be-not, the Pisa Tower. And I'm bound to be lower But she hits my back and stirs me forth. Liquid paper, solid gold She's a gas of dizziness, Though a simpler boy You could never find on earth. She's a quarrel in a body, Younger muse for my hoorah. Like the Russians say, Blood and milk. However, in the case, Porridge and strong coffee. My perfected Oh, my tailored Healthy diet for the mind state.
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Jun 17, 2017
Jun 17, 2017 at 3:45 PM UTC
Fixed-be-not
i went from being 77kg to being 115kg, add that to your Newtonian concept of gravity via jenny dinski; comrade Kane rather than citizen, and we just about buried Stalin next to the new age mummy of Lenin; so hoorah ******* Ra: an iron eagle to boot, pecking the hairs of Jesus' rubric of the monkish crowns of abbreviated hairlines, receding, or if not receding then encapsulating a chanced oasis; still the monks though; and given the Templars... trouble, either militant Islam revisionism or Baphomet idolatry to counter homosexuality.
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May 4, 2016
May 4, 2016 at 7:36 PM UTC
concept of gravity
Sights worthy of immortalisation A play of wonder A canvas of colors Clouds of cotton A woman’s elation Caught in thread She hides behind the storm Indigo waves washing over With them soar the starlings Clouds with a life of their own Soldiers of the sun behind the curtain A symphony of luminance In their final hoorah against the twilight Soon the dome will be covered By a blanket of black Interrupted by startling beauty of her own The migration of the great The truly unattainable So foreign and so far A universal similarity The unforgiving muse The twisted reality That beauty in a single moment Is so easily erased Should we not know how to paint
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Mar 24, 2021
Mar 24, 2021 at 6:48 AM UTC
Indigo Veil
To mull about The haunts we are bound Foggy cemeteries of cubic square feet The days of purple haze Of sallow street cars, street lamp, lamp light Loss of desire Pop another oxy-hydro-fire To be able To muck about With abandon the abandonments Numb battlements   / "Hoorah!" Numb the pain With derivatives From ******* plantations Lingering ghosts on our minds So many now we prey But with a side affect of try Holding in your **** for three plus days So as not to feel Not at all Not even the rage We keep and hold inside our cages Proclaiming to hallelujah Freedom We fight for the countries And mystic kingdoms' reign Because nothing takes away The pain Like Hydro Oxy foxy pills Self medicate down wind of will If unaffected "consult your physician" At the edge of the stage making it rain The business of death If you still feel -- and war will Give you bad dreams and migraines Pop another pill Jagged not to feel The muck-about days of Constipated steel Numbingly unreal... This is what it's like : life on the toilet. Get off the *** Can't give a **** Like this bowel movement My heart has called it quits To all that unholy *******
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Sep 19, 2016
Sep 19, 2016 at 11:04 AM UTC
Constipation
They say growing up, everyone goes there separate ways. you say were like a river flowing together, you say one day our sacred river will stitch apart. your probably right. everything changes. things come and go, thats the simple yet difficult part in life. I believe some rivers flow into the same ocean. besides where all water anyways.
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Apr 5, 2011
Apr 5, 2011 at 4:39 PM UTC
One Last Hoorah!