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"impolite" poems
To be a princess you must: never be impolite never slouch never turn your back never show who you are always do whats right always follow a scheduled always wake up early always always always Well i'm glad i'm not a princess
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Nov 2, 2014
Nov 2, 2014 at 10:23 PM UTC
To Be A Princess
I bet you never got to know That I wasn't always depressed I was always narcoleptic Every time I told you I didn't feel good and couldn't see you I wasn't depressed I was narcoleptic That message in March Where you said you even loved when I was so depressed I couldn't get out of bed I was narcoleptic I couldn't help it People never understand, it's like how you feel when you've been up for days I was narcoleptic I could sleep 12 hours And not feel refreshed, because my sleep doesn't heal me, like it heals you and others I was narcoleptic I know I took those stimulants But they made me edgy and nervous, and I turned into a **** so I didn't take them but I was narcoleptic You see, those stimulants, Vyvanse Made me feel like I'd been up for days but running on 2 pots of coffee because I was narcoleptic A man who has been up for days Is not often the most polite and I hated being impolite so I stopped taking them but I was narcoleptic So I spent my days sleeping Sleeping till noon, then needing to sleep at 3 PM, until 10 at night and then until noon because I was narcoleptic Your stepdad said he wouldn't stand for that "crap" But I couldn't help it, I wanted to see you more than anything and I knew it hurt you but I was narcoleptic Not only am I narcoleptic I think I have fibromyalgia just like my grandmother, who loves you too, I think, I have fibromyalgia. Today I'm still narcoleptic with fibromyalgia But I've found a cure, a mix of two pills, one for the narcolepsy and one for the pain One pill is designed for nothing but narcolepsy (not ADHD) and the other a narcotic for the pain You'd have no idea how much better I feel than I did before You'd have no idea because you don't care to learn who I am Because I'm not who I was, I'm refreshed, something new, I'm normal for once Not just feeling bad, not just tired and sore and fatigued, not so depressed I can't get out of bed Just narcolepsy and fibromyalgia.
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Nov 26, 2013
Nov 26, 2013 at 2:29 PM UTC
Narcoleptic Fibromyalgia
I bet you never got to know That I wasn't always depressed I was always narcoleptic Every time I told you I didn't feel good and couldn't see you I wasn't depressed I was narcoleptic That message in March Where you said you even loved when I was so depressed I couldn't get out of bed I was narcoleptic I couldn't help it People never understand, it's like how you feel when you've been up for days I was narcoleptic I could sleep 12 hours And not feel refreshed, because my sleep doesn't heal me, like it heals you and others I was narcoleptic I know I took those stimulants But they made me edgy and nervous, and I turned into a **** so I didn't take them but I was narcoleptic You see, those stimulants, Vyvanse Made me feel like I'd been up for days but running on 2 pots of coffee because I was narcoleptic A man who has been up for days Is not often the most polite and I hated being impolite so I stopped taking them but I was narcoleptic So I spent my days sleeping Sleeping till noon, then needing to sleep at 3 PM, until 10 at night and then until noon because I was narcoleptic Your stepdad said he wouldn't stand for that "crap" But I couldn't help it, I wanted to see you more than anything and I knew it hurt you but I was narcoleptic Not only am I narcoleptic I think I have fibromyalgia just like my grandmother, who loves you too, I think, I have fibromyalgia. Today I'm still narcoleptic with fibromyalgia But I've found a cure, a mix of two pills, one for the narcolepsy and one for the pain One pill is designed for nothing but narcolepsy (not ADHD) and the other a narcotic for the pain You'd have no idea how much better I feel than I did before You'd have no idea because you don't care to learn who I am Because I'm not who I was, I'm refreshed, something new, I'm normal for once Not just feeling bad, not just tired and sore and fatigued, not so depressed I can't get out of bed Just narcolepsy and fibromyalgia.
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ill-mannered impolite uneducated how many words would describe rude cheeky uncultured inconsiderate crude how many words would say rude they say money can't buy you class then how much did you buy for your crass
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Nov 20, 2012
Nov 20, 2012 at 12:42 AM UTC
An Ode to Rudeness
Here come I to my own again, Fed, forgiven and known again, Claimed by bone of my bone again And cheered by flesh of my flesh. The fatted calf is dressed for me, But the husks have greater zest for me, I think my pigs will be best for me, So I’m off to the Yards afresh. I never was very refined, you see, (And it weighs on my brother’s mind, you see) But there’s no reproach among swine, d’you see, For being a bit of a swine. So I’m off with wallet and staff to eat The bread that is three parts chaff to wheat, But glory be!—there’s a laugh to it, Which isn’t the case when we dine. My father glooms and advises me, My brother sulks and despises me, And Mother catechises me Till I want to go out and swear. And, in spite of the butler’s gravity, I know that the servants have it I Am a monster of moral depravity, And I’m ****** if I think it’s fair! I wasted my substance, I know I did, On riotous living, so I did, But there’s nothing on record to show I did Worse than my betters have done. They talk of the money I spent out there— They hint at the pace that I went out there— But they all forget I was sent out there Alone as a rich man’s son. So I was a mark for plunder at once, And lost my cash (can you wonder?) at once, But I didn’t give up and knock under at once, I worked in the Yards, for a spell, Where I spent my nights and my days with hogs. And shared their milk and maize with hogs, Till, I guess, I have learned what pays with hogs And—I have that knowledge to sell! So back I go to my job again, Not so easy to rob again, Or quite so ready to sob again On any neck that’s around. I’m leaving, Pater. Good-bye to you! God bless you, Mater! I’ll write to you! I wouldn’t be impolite to you, But, Brother, you are a hound!
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The Prodigal Son
Here come I to my own again, Fed, forgiven and known again, Claimed by bone of my bone again And cheered by flesh of my flesh. The fatted calf is dressed for me, But the husks have greater zest for me, I think my pigs will be best for me, So I’m off to the Yards afresh. I never was very refined, you see, (And it weighs on my brother’s mind, you see) But there’s no reproach among swine, d’you see, For being a bit of a swine. So I’m off with wallet and staff to eat The bread that is three parts chaff to wheat, But glory be!—there’s a laugh to it, Which isn’t the case when we dine. My father glooms and advises me, My brother sulks and despises me, And Mother catechises me Till I want to go out and swear. And, in spite of the butler’s gravity, I know that the servants have it I Am a monster of moral depravity, And I’m ****** if I think it’s fair! I wasted my substance, I know I did, On riotous living, so I did, But there’s nothing on record to show I did Worse than my betters have done. They talk of the money I spent out there— They hint at the pace that I went out there— But they all forget I was sent out there Alone as a rich man’s son. So I was a mark for plunder at once, And lost my cash (can you wonder?) at once, But I didn’t give up and knock under at once, I worked in the Yards, for a spell, Where I spent my nights and my days with hogs. And shared their milk and maize with hogs, Till, I guess, I have learned what pays with hogs And—I have that knowledge to sell! So back I go to my job again, Not so easy to rob again, Or quite so ready to sob again On any neck that’s around. I’m leaving, Pater. Good-bye to you! God bless you, Mater! I’ll write to you! I wouldn’t be impolite to you, But, Brother, you are a hound!
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If Tuesdays are bad news days  Fridays are always sideways  Struggling  Hustling  Fumbling  Tumbling  Trembling stuttering  Impolite utterances  Brotherless  Misguided mothering  Distant cousins  Conditioned lovers  Struck by thunder  No structure to govern... Monday is gonna come... No matter what goes on in your life Monday is going to come  Give me one time that Monday have not approached?  Hold your head  You'll be alright  If not  Monday is still on it's way  If you stay stuck in muck  The world isn't  It will move onto a new week
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Oct 4, 2013
Oct 4, 2013 at 8:31 PM UTC
This Monday
tire ishq kī intihā chāhtā huuñ mirī sādgī dekh kyā chāhtā huuñ Your infinite love, I desire Look at my humility what I desire sitam ** ki ** vada-e-be-hijābī koī baat sabr-āzmā chāhtā huuñ Fury or your audacious-unveiling Something fortitude-testing I desire ye jannat mubārak rahe zāhidoñ ko ki maiñ aap kā sāmnā chāhtā huuñ Heavens be favourable for the religious But us ever-so close, facing each other is what I desire zarā sā to dil huuñ magar shoḳh itnā vahī lan-tarānī sunā chāhtā huuñ A tiny heart but so spirited I am To hear those words ‘’By no means canst thou see Me’’ I desire koī dam kā mehmāñ huuñ ai ahl-e-mahfil charāġh-e-sahar huuñ bujhā chāhtā huuñ Determined guest I am O’ people of assembly Morning lamp I am, quenching I desire bharī bazm meñ raaz kī baat kah dī baḌā be-adab huuñ sazā chāhtā huuñ Within a full gathering I have disclosed the secret So impolite I am, your punishment I desire Note: Moses prays to God for guidance and begs God to reveal himself to him. It is narrated in the Quran that God tells him that it would not be possible for Moses to perceive God, but that He would reveal himself to the mountain, stating: "By no means canst thou see Me (direct); But look upon the mount; if it abide in its place, then shalt thou see Me." When God reveals himself to the mountain, it instantaneously turns into ashes, and Moses loses consciousness. When he recovers, he goes down in total submission and asks forgiveness of God. ✒ Translated by ℐamil Hussain Words of Muhammad Iqbal
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Apr 18, 2022
Apr 18, 2022 at 11:14 PM UTC
Infinite LOVE
tire ishq kī intihā chāhtā huuñ mirī sādgī dekh kyā chāhtā huuñ Your infinite love, I desire Look at my humility what I desire sitam ** ki ** vada-e-be-hijābī koī baat sabr-āzmā chāhtā huuñ Fury or your audacious-unveiling Something fortitude-testing I desire ye jannat mubārak rahe zāhidoñ ko ki maiñ aap kā sāmnā chāhtā huuñ Heavens be favourable for the religious But us ever-so close, facing each other is what I desire zarā sā to dil huuñ magar shoḳh itnā vahī lan-tarānī sunā chāhtā huuñ A tiny heart but so spirited I am To hear those words ‘’By no means canst thou see Me’’ I desire koī dam kā mehmāñ huuñ ai ahl-e-mahfil charāġh-e-sahar huuñ bujhā chāhtā huuñ Determined guest I am O’ people of assembly Morning lamp I am, quenching I desire bharī bazm meñ raaz kī baat kah dī baḌā be-adab huuñ sazā chāhtā huuñ Within a full gathering I have disclosed the secret So impolite I am, your punishment I desire Note: Moses prays to God for guidance and begs God to reveal himself to him. It is narrated in the Quran that God tells him that it would not be possible for Moses to perceive God, but that He would reveal himself to the mountain, stating: "By no means canst thou see Me (direct); But look upon the mount; if it abide in its place, then shalt thou see Me." When God reveals himself to the mountain, it instantaneously turns into ashes, and Moses loses consciousness. When he recovers, he goes down in total submission and asks forgiveness of God. ✒ Translated by ℐamil Hussain Words of Muhammad Iqbal
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Noon had barely finished his circuit when I engaged the Sun in conversation, wondering if her healing rays were a golden ode to pain? Abruptly interrupted; shirts' silk thread dripping displeasure, at the sudden moistness of its condition. In return and in much the same verbal position, I chided this thread, intoxicated with sticky saline libation, much less for the distraction as opposed to the - parley intrusion, citing; “My dear shirt it’s impolite to gravitate beyond one's social inclusion” Instinctively, back and fingers joined this spoken foray distancing themselves in unison from the sozzled garments' argument. Arching and pulling away, his company no longer entreated, whatever beauty he had, now lost, in his present dis - position. In agreement and sunshine unabating, I attempted to continue our once lovely conversation. But she; her glow unwaning, had moved on, no longer finding such small talk entertaining. © Qwey.ku
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May 18, 2014
May 18, 2014 at 12:41 PM UTC
HEATED MOMENT
It shapes the way I wanna follow, it's the only curve that promises no sorrow. The white trembling trance, the key to most people's romance.   The flash of an angel, but shame of the devil, if you were to open your mind it'd be level, if you looked my way I'd show several. It's always there when I'm not, but when I think of you I can't stop. That probably sounded bad but I don't care, mainly because it'd be so impolite not to copy that and stare.
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Nov 13, 2012
Nov 13, 2012 at 3:07 AM UTC
SmileelimS
I've got a handbag full of stanzas with your name all over them. By the end of each week I've crushed every word into dust and I watch from my window as the crumbs rise to form the milky way (your favorite). As the ruins ascended through the layers of atmosphere, they lost all consistency. To you, they were minute flecks of gold sparkling in the sky. I linger on the impolite outskirts of wishing-wells and for each coin that ebbs to the floor, I surrender another page to you. And who knows, maybe this complex is not complex at all - a simple thread needing to be scored, or maybe that would be the end of me. For all I know, you're made of smoke and mirrors; I could only hope for such a mild disease.
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Oct 12, 2011
Oct 12, 2011 at 2:37 PM UTC
A handbag full of stanzas.
I'm disowning my name. In America, my name is cumbersome and clumsy and confusing so I'm leaving it behind. See, my name starts with an S and ends with a Z and one's a mirror of the other so they're like bookends for a collection of letters that spell a name that I never really felt belonged to me. Every morning, when I wake up, I wriggle into my name but it doesn't feel quite right. It's like borrowing your best friend's jeans even though she's tall and skinny and you've got a hundred generations of Puertoriqueña swirling around the blood in your hips. I don't like my name cause it doesn't diffuse across your lips. It bursts through your teeth. It's got a weight on your tongue that brings down the sound with the weight of a thousand sinking ships. I've got a Hispanic Titanic of a name but my skin's so white it seems impolite to claim an ethnicity that only lends its elasticity because of my father and the people that brought him here. My name is not me. It never was. It is an anchor that keeps me on the island of what my family used to be. I am not a race. I am not a category next to a box on a sheet of paper. I am the syncopated heartbeat of a tribal drum. I am the ****** whisper of water on the sand. I am the sunburn on the corrugated tin. I am the hunger in the stomachs of the working poor. So when I die let me not be remembered by fifteen letters I did not choose seven syllables I did not select three titles I did not ask for. Let them tell stories of what I did where I went what I saw who I loved the words I spoke the thoughts I formulated, ignorant of my race free of bias and prejudice and preconceived notions of what I should have been because in the end none of this will matter I'll have no strength for words but with a penultimate breath I'll still be able to smile.
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Aug 2, 2012
Aug 2, 2012 at 10:27 AM UTC
An Introduction
I'm disowning my name. In America, my name is cumbersome and clumsy and confusing so I'm leaving it behind. See, my name starts with an S and ends with a Z and one's a mirror of the other so they're like bookends for a collection of letters that spell a name that I never really felt belonged to me. Every morning, when I wake up, I wriggle into my name but it doesn't feel quite right. It's like borrowing your best friend's jeans even though she's tall and skinny and you've got a hundred generations of Puertoriqueña swirling around the blood in your hips. I don't like my name cause it doesn't diffuse across your lips. It bursts through your teeth. It's got a weight on your tongue that brings down the sound with the weight of a thousand sinking ships. I've got a Hispanic Titanic of a name but my skin's so white it seems impolite to claim an ethnicity that only lends its elasticity because of my father and the people that brought him here. My name is not me. It never was. It is an anchor that keeps me on the island of what my family used to be. I am not a race. I am not a category next to a box on a sheet of paper. I am the syncopated heartbeat of a tribal drum. I am the ****** whisper of water on the sand. I am the sunburn on the corrugated tin. I am the hunger in the stomachs of the working poor. So when I die let me not be remembered by fifteen letters I did not choose seven syllables I did not select three titles I did not ask for. Let them tell stories of what I did where I went what I saw who I loved the words I spoke the thoughts I formulated, ignorant of my race free of bias and prejudice and preconceived notions of what I should have been because in the end none of this will matter I'll have no strength for words but with a penultimate breath I'll still be able to smile.
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I don't trust you even if I do love you You always say everything will be okay Even if you say the most touching words in the world I won't believe you Coz whatever point of view I may look, only lies will portray I respect you coz you are the superior But I’m mad at you coz you’re taking advantage of it You tell this, you tell that, you all got the power But in my mind I know all of those words you utter are full of **** I don’t want to listen to you anymore Or even hear your voice asking how am I doing I’m glad that you’re far away from home I’m mad coz I know you’re happy flirting I know these words of mine is very impolite But I can’t hide it anymore I would like to thank you for still being there And say **** you for still hurting my mom more and more
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Sep 6, 2011
Sep 6, 2011 at 2:35 PM UTC
Rude
A line to define us is what you imagine, When you hear the words, Autism Spectrum Disorder, It generally happens. You place us in order, Based on our physical representation, And here come the words that I must slaughter, Before you draw this misrepresentation. We are not, The terms ‘high functioning’, Or ‘low functioning’, In fact this is actually quite impolite. To give a more representable label, Please use the terms, Severe Autism, Moderate, Or mild. Every autistic person, Has a different set of strengths and needs, So do not presume the ‘functioning’ term, As it tends to arrange and mistreat, Every autistic person, Who experiences challenges, In different versions. With these terms, We have created the gap between neurotypicals and the autistic on our own. When after all, A better understanding is all we need to be realistic, Because we all share the same bones. So, no two people you meet with autism, Are categorically the same. We are a spectrum of many beautiful colours, And we are all here to play the same game. There are multiple areas where we can succeed, And just like you, Others, where we are not so great.
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Mar 27, 2021
Mar 27, 2021 at 3:40 PM UTC
The Spectrum
FEW POETIC REFLECTIONS  ON OLD AGE Dear Poet Friends, after a long break, I have composed a few lines as a very senior citizen and a lover of poetry. If you like the same, kindly Re-post this poem for wider circulation. Thanks and best wishes, - Raj Nandy of New Delhi.    It has been often been said that old age is that period of life,   When all bad habits are given up on doctor’s advice, And yet you don’t feel all that good while you survive! Yet I do try to take some solace from Robert Browning’s poem ‘Rabbi Ben Ezra’ which says;- ‘’Grow old along with me!   For the best is yet to be,   The last of life, for which the first was made.’’ Despite my grey hairs and wrinkled face, With creaking joints and scattered aches and pains, ‘’Soul clap its hands and sing, and louder sing   For every tatter in its mortal dress’’, In thanks giving to the Lord and sings his praise; As I recall WB Yeats’ ‘Sailing Byzantium’, - that lovely poem from my college days. As our biological clock continues to tick incessantly, Getting older becomes compulsory. But becoming Wiser in wrinkled years remains optional, A choice our free will has the opportunity to make! I recall what Agatha Christie had once said, That an archaeologist is the best husband a woman can get, For the older she gets, the more interested in her he becomes; With due respect to our women whose age is impolite not ask. Here I recall what the Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Frost had once said, That a diplomat is a man who always remembers a woman’s birthday and not her age. I recall the observation of Sartre the famous French philosopher who had said, That more sand that escapes from the hourglass of our life, The clearer we should see through it as a blessing of time! It is true that we live in deeds, not in years; in thoughts, not breaths; In feelings, not in figures on a dial, - as James Bailey had said. I finally conclude by quoting the first stanza from ‘Beautiful Old Age’  by DH Lawrence; ‘’It ought to be lovely to be old   To be full of the peace that comes of experience   And wrinkled ripe fulfilment.’’                                                      -Raj Nandy of New Delhi.
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Dec 19, 2019
Dec 19, 2019 at 11:04 AM UTC
ON BLESSINGS OF OLD AGE !
FEW POETIC REFLECTIONS  ON OLD AGE Dear Poet Friends, after a long break, I have composed a few lines as a very senior citizen and a lover of poetry. If you like the same, kindly Re-post this poem for wider circulation. Thanks and best wishes, - Raj Nandy of New Delhi.    It has been often been said that old age is that period of life,   When all bad habits are given up on doctor’s advice, And yet you don’t feel all that good while you survive! Yet I do try to take some solace from Robert Browning’s poem ‘Rabbi Ben Ezra’ which says;- ‘’Grow old along with me!   For the best is yet to be,   The last of life, for which the first was made.’’ Despite my grey hairs and wrinkled face, With creaking joints and scattered aches and pains, ‘’Soul clap its hands and sing, and louder sing   For every tatter in its mortal dress’’, In thanks giving to the Lord and sings his praise; As I recall WB Yeats’ ‘Sailing Byzantium’, - that lovely poem from my college days. As our biological clock continues to tick incessantly, Getting older becomes compulsory. But becoming Wiser in wrinkled years remains optional, A choice our free will has the opportunity to make! I recall what Agatha Christie had once said, That an archaeologist is the best husband a woman can get, For the older she gets, the more interested in her he becomes; With due respect to our women whose age is impolite not ask. Here I recall what the Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Frost had once said, That a diplomat is a man who always remembers a woman’s birthday and not her age. I recall the observation of Sartre the famous French philosopher who had said, That more sand that escapes from the hourglass of our life, The clearer we should see through it as a blessing of time! It is true that we live in deeds, not in years; in thoughts, not breaths; In feelings, not in figures on a dial, - as James Bailey had said. I finally conclude by quoting the first stanza from ‘Beautiful Old Age’  by DH Lawrence; ‘’It ought to be lovely to be old   To be full of the peace that comes of experience   And wrinkled ripe fulfilment.’’                                                      -Raj Nandy of New Delhi.
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*(this poem don't matter much unless you balk with ***** to essay upon, thyself, thy valentine failures, children and ex's who have ex'd you out, sad love songs one more time, even joyous ones, foolishness human, then this intro source code, is an unnecessary winter weather advisory)* a phrase, song~played, scratches, brain self-commands via electric synapse To: the current in-resident body extrude denude private places riff, get to thy work, decompose on them words: in the private places play with the lowly lowest ranking, private, who by nature, sees finer the dirtiest, privy to the privy, privilege them to the most personal, spit/spill/weep/deep some or none of it all, cause the scratch is the poetic salvation to that bitch~itch, write the best you get, dispossess the beastie best in the pvt. places, ain't much/no difference tween beastie and all the crapper rest draw from the private places, cast up to light, revelations devaluations sensations impolite, well kept secrets if you can say it good, then draw it up from the well where the private places were|where sent to drown, and if you can't, no bother brother, after this exculpation excavation, I'll go back with you to adding a rock to the bottom of the pile, the mountain of superficial crap
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Feb 15, 2015
Feb 15, 2015 at 12:13 PM UTC
in the private places (this poem don't matter much)
Love struck right through my chest. And there it planted a seed. No matter how much I protest, It crept up and grew like a **** It walked up when my back was turned. How very unkind how very impolite, It leads me only to get spurned. And brings with it lonely a night. Oh why did love do such a thing? It likes to pick on me, love does. Did it have to pluck each heart string? But for the best it truly was. For if love had decided not to creep at all, I might have decidedly turned away, I might never’ve taken down my wall. Sneaky love has given me a chance today.
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Feb 15, 2011
Feb 15, 2011 at 9:26 AM UTC
Sneaky Love
the scream come from daffodils and parchment wrapped around dead fish and demi-loaves of lunacy at new moon succulent remedies to what not and whatever... you remain altogether opulent in your nonchalance whatever you wanted is dust; but you're not in France you're maimed in false lies of the ripple... you're the noose garnet swinging from the harpy's tongue an impolite brigand in the hate place of your miff. and for what ?
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Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 2:55 PM UTC
maimed in false lies of the ripple
in my obliviousness inadvertent and unintentional some may say as usual i disturbed a wasp nest the heightened bombilation an anger-pitched droning unheard somehow therefore unheeded until that impolite ***** a warning sting through t-shirt to torso followed by a few more in quick succession set my legs moving apologetically away with hands raised chastened and contrite both in supplication and in order to remove the offending article of clothing the oversensitive wasp having become trapped within defensively stinging as nature directs to be honest its overzealous instincts began to feel more like spite than mere survival
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Aug 24, 2023
Aug 24, 2023 at 11:52 AM UTC
apology not accepted
throw fireworks at little brothers, laugh, until they start crying, then hide make mom cry, a lot. worry her, a lot. make everyone who loves you cry, at least twice run your ******* up a flagpole, steal a flag smoke cigarettes at school through bad ***** and insincerity get drunk, then kiss everybody borrow people's things make them regret lending to you throw up in such a way it'll ruin a party throw up in someone's bed leave it for them later buy cheap drugs, steal cheap clothes, exploit the good nature of others spit at someone's feet start useless arguments, especially with bigots, especially when drunk, especially when you need to impress people get kicked out of something holy and sacred, in the process, shame your grandparents flip the bird, yell impolite things and trivia at friends, strangers, anyone set a plastic trashcan on fire, leave it somewhere important forget about it pierce your face, more than once pierce somewhere not on your face show people you shouldn't say trite thoughts, dress them up with $10 words look pedantic, unsmiling, and snooty put everything off, procrastinate until it ***** you up, wonder what happened finally, stay awake at night, remembering all this, then pity yourself, you ******* *******
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Apr 17, 2013
Apr 17, 2013 at 9:42 PM UTC
how to be an *******
sometimes hearsay isn't enough I'm digging, digging, oh, just raking up the flower bed you have a sweet face open yet so guarded what secrets do you hide behind cherry lips? you will share them with me over cake and cold tea you will not take them to your grave, it's impolite pray tell, what brings you here and who gave you secrets speak, those lips aren't just for the painting why so silent, lady? silence is impolite I said, you will share your secrets with me I've already prepared cake and tea and a soft bed for you (is it normal to be so angry) the tea is cold, I apologize you see, we have no warmth in these parts you're new here, so you have to learn quickly secrets are our currency you have lips like a flower, quite dainty (flowers also die easily) don't make me pluck the petals, one by one woman, deflowered you will share your secrets, one by one yes of course, I will send the painting to your husband back home I walk out onto the veranda in the living room, the butler picks up cherry-red petals and stores them in a jar I see the flower bed in the distance (at least what's left of it) I did my best digging it up, I believe it makes a soft bed I told you, she will not take her secrets to her grave fret not, woman, oblivion is not an issue I will see you in flower beds, and in portraits of guarded smiles your family will remember you in the painting I sold to a museum instead woman, portrait you're no longer a mystery thanks for sharing your secrets over cake and cold tea
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Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 at 11:53 PM UTC
like that of mona lisa
sometimes hearsay isn't enough I'm digging, digging, oh, just raking up the flower bed you have a sweet face open yet so guarded what secrets do you hide behind cherry lips? you will share them with me over cake and cold tea you will not take them to your grave, it's impolite pray tell, what brings you here and who gave you secrets speak, those lips aren't just for the painting why so silent, lady? silence is impolite I said, you will share your secrets with me I've already prepared cake and tea and a soft bed for you (is it normal to be so angry) the tea is cold, I apologize you see, we have no warmth in these parts you're new here, so you have to learn quickly secrets are our currency you have lips like a flower, quite dainty (flowers also die easily) don't make me pluck the petals, one by one woman, deflowered you will share your secrets, one by one yes of course, I will send the painting to your husband back home I walk out onto the veranda in the living room, the butler picks up cherry-red petals and stores them in a jar I see the flower bed in the distance (at least what's left of it) I did my best digging it up, I believe it makes a soft bed I told you, she will not take her secrets to her grave fret not, woman, oblivion is not an issue I will see you in flower beds, and in portraits of guarded smiles your family will remember you in the painting I sold to a museum instead woman, portrait you're no longer a mystery thanks for sharing your secrets over cake and cold tea
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The other day, a house nearly fell on my elbow Berating the sky for being so impolite It gifted me this chevalier ... Wh-what a rad surprise! S T, 11 july , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
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Jul 11, 2013
Jul 11, 2013 at 3:37 AM UTC
gifted
I'm glad that when I was younger my family fed me with enough candies, So i would never exited with random free candies. I just take it, and say thanks. Since denied an offer is impolite. Plus you don't want overly excited over a random candy, and regret later. (E.g. Someone might kidnap using the candy tactic. Or your candy might be a drug). The sweetness of the candy doesn't last forever, you need some like your family to supply you with enough dose of sweetness, without demand something in return. How would we found the sincere candy supplier? My tip, situational and textuality of the candy.
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Jun 16, 2013
Jun 16, 2013 at 6:24 PM UTC
Textuality and Situational in Candy
**or how very ******* rude!** your unintentionally agressive, shining glare reflects on all the silverware and china and crystal and it's the                        last                                   drop. i say, but enough about that let's talk about the fact that you're really ******* distracting* (see, i can't even finish my tea!) you are neon and flashing, police car lights a warning: blinding, seizure and discomfort inducing and tacky *but oh so ******* beautiful* (in the wrong way i suppose laugh)                        can't you see the commotion you cause? always ******* parading like it's something to be proud of like you don't care like you don't know like you don't even ******* notice your appeal is offensive and disgustingly disconcerting and impolite                        [ sometimes i wonder if you even own a ******* mirror                        and if you did,                        would you, [upon                        gazing at yourself staring                        like it's just the thing to ******* do,]                        would you *****                        (like i want to)                        on the floor                        on the food                        on your new shoes ] sigh look can you just go be you somewhere else,                        please                        ? you're making me sick to my stomach and i                   can't                                    breathe cough i'm sorry, it's just the bile isn't helping my sore throat.
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Jan 2, 2012
Jan 2, 2012 at 10:31 PM UTC
pretty disgusting
**or how very ******* rude!** your unintentionally agressive, shining glare reflects on all the silverware and china and crystal and it's the                        last                                   drop. i say, but enough about that let's talk about the fact that you're really ******* distracting* (see, i can't even finish my tea!) you are neon and flashing, police car lights a warning: blinding, seizure and discomfort inducing and tacky *but oh so ******* beautiful* (in the wrong way i suppose laugh)                        can't you see the commotion you cause? always ******* parading like it's something to be proud of like you don't care like you don't know like you don't even ******* notice your appeal is offensive and disgustingly disconcerting and impolite                        [ sometimes i wonder if you even own a ******* mirror                        and if you did,                        would you, [upon                        gazing at yourself staring                        like it's just the thing to ******* do,]                        would you *****                        (like i want to)                        on the floor                        on the food                        on your new shoes ] sigh look can you just go be you somewhere else,                        please                        ? you're making me sick to my stomach and i                   can't                                    breathe cough i'm sorry, it's just the bile isn't helping my sore throat.
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A traffic light In the middle of the night Is the invite To a midflight Stop And the starlight Of a fallen meteorite Begins to reunite Some impolite Feelings Because bodies have an appetite For pure delight In things that excite And ignite A craving And in hindsight Wish to be gripped tight To rewrite A Goodnight Without words
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Sep 9, 2016
Sep 9, 2016 at 3:27 PM UTC
Hindsight
What would I say about it! It seems i have no definition! Love might be.... Let Others Voice Emotions! Love might be... Live On Vapidity Effluent! Does it have a meaning? Do I need to search for its meaning? I do admit that I'm Lost I'm losing faith... A faith in my own feelings or what things are going inside me! A faith in something called "Love" This Label which has been given by others! A faith that this thing so called "Love" Does Exist! They told me... I am searching for extraordinary woman! And they didn't see the extraordinary inside me that I want to bring out! I am willing to be rude, if i want clarity! I am willing to be impolite, if i want answers! I am willing to be no more nice, if I want to claim my rights! I just want to my pain to rest and relax! I want to own them and respect them! I want to honor their service fro what i BECAME AND WHAT I WILL BECOME! I want to take my hand away and not cover my mouth anymore! I JUST wanted to be myself! If you "Love", "Care" and "Dare".... Just Help me...If you felt me... Then Thank you
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Dec 3, 2016
Dec 3, 2016 at 12:42 AM UTC
What is Love!
You changed me You changed how I look at things In this generation Of this posterior celebration Which I am, no doubt Aware that you’re a straight up knockout From your lips that pout To your delicious Double D's Made me just say from the rooftops Save the ******* Is that chauvinistic of me? Is that impolite of me? Save The ******* I finally saw the light I love the ******* They are love They are life Save the ******* They are the sustenance of our being Now, I’m not that perverted I’m just practicing what I’m preaching This is to the girls that I accidentally touched Their community chest Their blessed ******* I sincerely apologize It wasn’t on purpose Please excuse my hands They just got careless To the girl who asked me “Do you want to see my ***** Well, what do you think? I said yes within two blinks I expected a glimpse Of those small beautiful ******* But she said it was just a test My bad I guess I just confessed to Save the ******* Is that chauvinistic of me? Is that impolite of me? Save the ******* I finally saw the light I love the ******* They are love They are life Save the ******* They are the sustenance of our being Now, I’m not that perverted I’m just practicing what I’m preaching
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Oct 2, 2017
Oct 2, 2017 at 1:32 AM UTC
#SaveTheTitties