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"inanities" poems
My eyes are beyond polluted By the overflowing inanities That paint wordless post-mortems On yesterday's lost fantasies Rolling over lifeless as dead certains When obligations fall into disrepair And the king of all invocations Awaits power sitting in an electric chair As darkness shrouds the uninspired In  triumphant ticker tape parades While the bewildered beast becomes the feast A million glasses in toast are raised To the jesters unequivocally blasphemous proposal To the queen of all frustrated converts Who Once Upon a Time willingly surrendered To the impresario pretender Who fooled the world by laying siege on the empty house of cards And with all the power granted By the grace of obscenities triumphant screams Separating me from reality by infiltrating my failing vision With the polluted overflowing inanities of these cellophane dreams
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Sep 21, 2016
Sep 21, 2016 at 4:39 AM UTC
As lifeless as dead certains
I think My tolerance for ******** Has reached its breaking point. Now I spend my lunch hours Squirreled away in the smoking room Lost in tunes Locked in with my thoughts Scarfing down One cigarette after another And writing these ****** poems. I don't care to hear About the inanities of your sad lives. It's all so bleak. I feel most alone in a crowd. I suppose We all have our ways Of coping With the affliction of life. Many seek refuge In the mindless chatter of sheep Others find their release Balls-deep in a wet hole Or tasting blood and sweat In the boxing ring Or the warm, comforting embrace Of alcohol. Such blissful escape, all of them. So what's wrong With the hallowed cloisters Of my mind? **** the lot of you With your petty dramas ******* hypocrisies ******* noises Summoning up The vilest contempt Slumbering in me. I am enough.
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 1:08 AM UTC
Introvert
Shatter not my day dreams fragile as glass they are for they are all I have, to stay alive! Power your dreams today before they slip away in the inanities of your dull life
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Jul 23, 2014
Jul 23, 2014 at 5:53 AM UTC
Dreams (cinquain)
{•} unwanted love we, the human counting crows, tracking everything, steps, bank balances, heartbeats & especially, those dastardly calories that need burning pre yoga, her morning banana, she takes but a half, and looks to unload the balance on a sucker/victim in the vicinity because a whole is greater than a half, and God knows a whole could make you fatter! fully prepared for her desperate supplication, reply so quick, "you're forcing me to eat unwanted calories," she crestfallen, near to weeping from guilty feelings, a crime so heinous! but more than ready, added words, prepared years ago: *but to save your life gladly give you any body part, step in front of a vehicle, for a certain somebody, you may know, to preserve, life and liberty, put up with your inanities, border-lining on insanities,* answer your questions before you think of them, *and will restrict my singing to sole showers in the basement but never will I eat for two, that so undesirable, in the name of love* to which she came to my bedside, kissed my nose, whispering, "thank you for my life saving," while stuffing my mouth with said weapon, "thank you again, please don't make this into a poem"* somedays you just ain't gonna win, you see she loves me too well and knows my answers before I do...
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Jul 15, 2017
Jul 15, 2017 at 10:31 AM UTC
wanted: unwanted love
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt In Courtroom of the State of New York, Part 62, where the only decoration extant, in gold leaf letters, a magnificent joke, In God We Trust. Words so incongruous to the real time drama, a poorly acted Law and Order episode of which I partake, (as Juror No. 1, ergo you may address me as Mr. Jury Foreman), they stun me into stupefaction every time we enter and the Bailiff pronounces with much gravitas, "Jury Entering" A potpourri of a dozen Manhattanites, with wisdom acquired by the singular virtue of having attained the robust age of 18, noteworthy for being free of criminal record, having been nominated to sit upon the jury that will decide the fate of one Eric B., for what he may have done upon West 11th Street one Summer night in June Two Thousand and Eleven, If adjudged guilty, New York State can take, incarcerate him for up to 15 years of his life Predicate felon by the age of twenty seven, Eric's resume consists of four felonies, two misdemeanors a wife and two little children, and a partridge in a pear tree. Facts turgid and muddy, Eric tells a story one juror calls a confection of lies, no one murmurs much disagreement in the tiny, overheated room we have been sequestered to replay the 2012 version of Twelve Angry Men. But I am not his peer, nor am I a seer, common sense says if appearances are what they seem to be, he aided and abetted in the forcible taking of a nice Connecticut lady's cell phone with his brother who just happened to be released from prison earlier that day A convoluted tale ripe with inanities is told, upshot is our defendant's tale, his robust defense, portrays him as the unluckiest man in the whole world, a good Samaritan, *{chasing after the thief, ** ** his bro}* against whom events have conspired In Manhattan can be a harsh place, where the natives a tough lot, tougher than the Indians from whom they stole it all. Our bridges we sell to out-of-towers, all it takes is one to say, what the heck, reasonable doubt is a ***** to overcome so let him go Jan, 2012
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Sep 17, 2013
Sep 17, 2013 at 4:45 PM UTC
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt In Courtroom of the State of New York, Part 62, where the only decoration extant, in gold leaf letters, a magnificent joke, In God We Trust. Words so incongruous to the real time drama, a poorly acted Law and Order episode of which I partake, (as Juror No. 1, ergo you may address me as Mr. Jury Foreman), they stun me into stupefaction every time we enter and the Bailiff pronounces with much gravitas, "Jury Entering" A potpourri of a dozen Manhattanites, with wisdom acquired by the singular virtue of having attained the robust age of 18, noteworthy for being free of criminal record, having been nominated to sit upon the jury that will decide the fate of one Eric B., for what he may have done upon West 11th Street one Summer night in June Two Thousand and Eleven, If adjudged guilty, New York State can take, incarcerate him for up to 15 years of his life Predicate felon by the age of twenty seven, Eric's resume consists of four felonies, two misdemeanors a wife and two little children, and a partridge in a pear tree. Facts turgid and muddy, Eric tells a story one juror calls a confection of lies, no one murmurs much disagreement in the tiny, overheated room we have been sequestered to replay the 2012 version of Twelve Angry Men. But I am not his peer, nor am I a seer, common sense says if appearances are what they seem to be, he aided and abetted in the forcible taking of a nice Connecticut lady's cell phone with his brother who just happened to be released from prison earlier that day A convoluted tale ripe with inanities is told, upshot is our defendant's tale, his robust defense, portrays him as the unluckiest man in the whole world, a good Samaritan, *{chasing after the thief, ** ** his bro}* against whom events have conspired In Manhattan can be a harsh place, where the natives a tough lot, tougher than the Indians from whom they stole it all. Our bridges we sell to out-of-towers, all it takes is one to say, what the heck, reasonable doubt is a ***** to overcome so let him go Jan, 2012
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An original creation, that's what  you are in vibrant colors nature carefully assembled, as you sashayed through your time,till here now all across the front page one can see you arousing  pleasure that moves me deeply, done in bold sweeps of a brush immersed in joy making onlookers stand agape, thrilled mumbling inanities as none has the grasp of the quicksilver aesthetics that rules you. And I, obscure , at the best like a crop circle done in the secret hours after midnight, or a cryptic mural on a dull wall, long past it's prime doodled by an interplanetary traveler gone astray, a drawing in grey fading slowly in to oblivion, yet to be deciphered is the benediction, it carries from light years far away, it will be gone soon as the light from galaxies far want to make it their own, little by little each night Am I not transient  and  to be forgotten soon? But you are steadfast and adamant very rooted in your reasoning sprung from a center devine, we both claim together.                          "Am I not a woman and lover first?" Your eyes, gleam, exuding  a timelessness that speaks to me. "I would only dream of lying naked under your sweet heaving heaviness, to receive the nectar, the transient ecstasy that gifts me the precious seed that'd grow to heights immortal,on the bank of the milky way"
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Jun 14, 2016
Jun 14, 2016 at 11:37 AM UTC
Bound together to plant a tree eternal on the banks of the milky way
The big teetotum twirls, And epochs wax and wane As chance subsides or swirls; But of the loss and gain The sum is always plain. Read on the mighty pall, The **** of funeral That covers praise and blame, The -isms and the -anities, Magnificence and shame:-- "O Vanity of Vanities!" The Fates are subtle girls! They give us chaff for grain. And Time, the Thunderer, hurls, Like bolted death, disdain At all that heart and brain Conceive, or great or small, Upon this earthly ball. Would you be knight and dame? Or woo the sweet humanities? Or illustrate a name? O Vanity of Vanities! We sound the sea for pearls, Or drown them in a drain; We flute it with the merles, Or tug and sweat and strain; We grovel, or we reign; We saunter, or we brawl; We search the stars for Fame, Or sink her subterranities; The legend's still the same:-- "O Vanity of Vanities!" Here at the wine one birls, There some one clanks a chain. The flag that this man furls That man to float is fain. Pleasure gives place to pain: These in the kennel crawl, While others take the wall. She has a glorious aim, He lives for the inanities. What come of every claim? O Vanity of Vanities! Alike are clods and earls. For sot, and seer, and swain, For emperors and for churls, For antidote and bane, There is but one refrain: But one for king and thrall, For David and for Saul, For fleet of foot and lame, For pieties and profanities, The picture and the frame:-- "O Vanity of Vanities!" Life is a smoke that curls-- Curls in a flickering skein, That winds and whisks and whirls, A figment thin and vain, Into the vast Inane. One end for hut and hall! One end for cell and stall! Burned in one common flame Are wisdoms and insanities. For this alone we came:-- "O Vanity of Vanities!" Envoy Prince, pride must have a fall. What is the worth of all Your state's supreme urbanities? Bad at the best's the game. Well might the Sage exclaim:-- "O Vanity of Vanities!"
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Double Ballade on the Nothingness of Things
The big teetotum twirls, And epochs wax and wane As chance subsides or swirls; But of the loss and gain The sum is always plain. Read on the mighty pall, The **** of funeral That covers praise and blame, The -isms and the -anities, Magnificence and shame:-- "O Vanity of Vanities!" The Fates are subtle girls! They give us chaff for grain. And Time, the Thunderer, hurls, Like bolted death, disdain At all that heart and brain Conceive, or great or small, Upon this earthly ball. Would you be knight and dame? Or woo the sweet humanities? Or illustrate a name? O Vanity of Vanities! We sound the sea for pearls, Or drown them in a drain; We flute it with the merles, Or tug and sweat and strain; We grovel, or we reign; We saunter, or we brawl; We search the stars for Fame, Or sink her subterranities; The legend's still the same:-- "O Vanity of Vanities!" Here at the wine one birls, There some one clanks a chain. The flag that this man furls That man to float is fain. Pleasure gives place to pain: These in the kennel crawl, While others take the wall. She has a glorious aim, He lives for the inanities. What come of every claim? O Vanity of Vanities! Alike are clods and earls. For sot, and seer, and swain, For emperors and for churls, For antidote and bane, There is but one refrain: But one for king and thrall, For David and for Saul, For fleet of foot and lame, For pieties and profanities, The picture and the frame:-- "O Vanity of Vanities!" Life is a smoke that curls-- Curls in a flickering skein, That winds and whisks and whirls, A figment thin and vain, Into the vast Inane. One end for hut and hall! One end for cell and stall! Burned in one common flame Are wisdoms and insanities. For this alone we came:-- "O Vanity of Vanities!" Envoy Prince, pride must have a fall. What is the worth of all Your state's supreme urbanities? Bad at the best's the game. Well might the Sage exclaim:-- "O Vanity of Vanities!"
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The big teetotum twirls, And epochs wax and wane As chance subsides or swirls; But of the loss and gain The sum is always plain. Read on the mighty pall, The **** of funeral That covers praise and blame, The--isms and the--anities, Magnificence and shame:-- 'O Vanity of Vanities!' The Fates are subtile girls! They give us chaff for grain. And Time, the Thunderer, hurls, Like bolted death, disdain At all that heart and brain Conceive, or great or small, Upon this earthly ball. Would you be knight and dame? Or woo the sweet humanities? Or illustrate a name? O Vanity of Vanities! We sound the sea for pearls, Or drown them in a drain; We flute it with the merles, Or tug and sweat and strain; We grovel, or we reign; We saunter, or we brawl; We answer, or we call; We search the stars for Fame, Or sink her subterranities; The legend's still the same:-- 'O Vanity of Vanities!' Here at the wine one birls, There some one clanks a chain. The flag that this man furls That man to float is fain. Pleasure gives place to pain: These in the kennel crawl, While others take the wall. She has a glorious aim, He lives for the inanities. What comes of every claim? O Vanity of Vanities! Alike are clods and earls. For sot, and seer, and swain, For emperors and for churls, For antidote and bane, There is but one refrain: But one for king and thrall, For David and for Saul, For fleet of foot and lame, For pieties and profanities, The picture and the frame:-- 'O Vanity of Vanities!' Life is a smoke that curls-- Curls in a flickering skein, That winds and whisks and whirls A figment thin and vain, Into the vast Inane. One end for hut and hall! One end for cell and stall! Burned in one common flame Are wisdoms and insanities. For this alone we came:-- 'O Vanity of Vanities!' Envoy Prince, pride must have a fall. What is the worth of all Your state's supreme urbanities? Bad at the best's the game. Well might the Sage exclaim:-- 'O Vanity of Vanities!'
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Double Ballade Of The Nothingness Of Things
The big teetotum twirls, And epochs wax and wane As chance subsides or swirls; But of the loss and gain The sum is always plain. Read on the mighty pall, The **** of funeral That covers praise and blame, The--isms and the--anities, Magnificence and shame:-- 'O Vanity of Vanities!' The Fates are subtile girls! They give us chaff for grain. And Time, the Thunderer, hurls, Like bolted death, disdain At all that heart and brain Conceive, or great or small, Upon this earthly ball. Would you be knight and dame? Or woo the sweet humanities? Or illustrate a name? O Vanity of Vanities! We sound the sea for pearls, Or drown them in a drain; We flute it with the merles, Or tug and sweat and strain; We grovel, or we reign; We saunter, or we brawl; We answer, or we call; We search the stars for Fame, Or sink her subterranities; The legend's still the same:-- 'O Vanity of Vanities!' Here at the wine one birls, There some one clanks a chain. The flag that this man furls That man to float is fain. Pleasure gives place to pain: These in the kennel crawl, While others take the wall. She has a glorious aim, He lives for the inanities. What comes of every claim? O Vanity of Vanities! Alike are clods and earls. For sot, and seer, and swain, For emperors and for churls, For antidote and bane, There is but one refrain: But one for king and thrall, For David and for Saul, For fleet of foot and lame, For pieties and profanities, The picture and the frame:-- 'O Vanity of Vanities!' Life is a smoke that curls-- Curls in a flickering skein, That winds and whisks and whirls A figment thin and vain, Into the vast Inane. One end for hut and hall! One end for cell and stall! Burned in one common flame Are wisdoms and insanities. For this alone we came:-- 'O Vanity of Vanities!' Envoy Prince, pride must have a fall. What is the worth of all Your state's supreme urbanities? Bad at the best's the game. Well might the Sage exclaim:-- 'O Vanity of Vanities!'
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I read about the how and the why and the where and the when of love and rarely see plain words that show the range of reaction of love made manifest giddy night time singing to the moon babbling inanities to all the friends who make time to listen, scribbled words as blind offerings never posted, damp misery crying to a nighttime pillow salt tears falling into your morning coffee and nighttime soup and the worst looking up at the window where the lover lives deaf and blind to you below and yet I know all those who have been out on that limb and have come back are rarely defeated and quickly set out to once again gamble in the crapshoot called love
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Mar 31, 2016
Mar 31, 2016 at 2:44 PM UTC
amor vincit omnia - love conquers all
I suffer from a disease that goes by the name of Loneliness. It's an ancient affliction; some sick kind of curse, and those who know it best often boast: it's the worst. But every now and then, I look around me to see some fat cow in the company of a dead-eyed chudd - spewing out a slew of inanities for lack of the cud. He finally shuts her up with a kiss on the mouth, as they walk off hand in hand. I think to myself: "How in the hell did they find a cure, but I can't?"
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Nov 18, 2015
Nov 18, 2015 at 8:43 PM UTC
Uncurable
cowering.............moving in mucky filthy lives they call their own (but they are not their own!) see the running away! running from all living beings! running towards the dogma! running toward the proffered vanity! ........... silly little vipers, these true believers! ---------------- scorn! scorn to you is praise for you claim to be the persecuted heroes and martyrs , the saviors who so shamelessly repeat any and all inanities that take you from the very light you claim has anointed you as true believers! ........... SICKENING! ........ YOU SICKEN ALL WHO COME UPON YOU YOU ARE TOTAL DISEASE! .......... the lovers are everywhere as hopefully you may come to see and join for the very fight for life is upon us now and"useless" written on your gravestone may be hard to take
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Aug 24, 2011
Aug 24, 2011 at 3:00 PM UTC
true believers
Feathers torn from the gaping napes of wind began to dwindle and resist in spite of the gravity crushing tsunami. Trapped in a facade of impersonating flowing rain every feather dived to their unplanned descent. All drowning in the nightmarish truth of actually being smothered in tears of a blue eyed-giant as they fell from the sky of that big blue eye’s, dead decapitated face. A face severed on a head that hid a heavenly chateaus inside a false impersonated globe forever resting among the stars. Inside housed all kinds of dimensional beings rarely ever seen but all known to possess legendary archaic features. They mastered all the realms and lastly rule our skies. They are cold warriors of combat- handled by their deadly grace, poisonous envy, blinding halos, and suffocating wings… Oh such undeniably divine things! First plucked from you, then stolen from me! A conscious belief known only by those who wish to remain unseen as we become the common theory of all your pretty inanities.
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Feb 7, 2016
Feb 7, 2016 at 10:39 PM UTC
Pretty Insanities
write little. overwhelmed by the "competition,'' those who birth litters of poems by the bushel, but let us serve you morsel, a petites bouchées, a fingertip to both lips, sensately fulfilling, the need mutuel, thus, we are both self~satisfied, as I search for words of comforting arousal, that relax simultaneously & invigorate, for these are the dualities of our innate inanities, the things, that can never be satisfied without a compromise of nerves and plaisirs, clashing leaders, who both are needed to satisfy the larger human diction of conditions; sometimes they exist in the same universe, sometimes they exist at the same time, sometimes they exist  only in the mind, and not the cells of the body human, whereby the inputs must be inserted, to reach the boiling *** of overlap, but if this tease, doth please, even for a secondary second, that we are both blessed
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Aug 18, 2025
Aug 18, 2025 at 2:55 PM UTC
write well, better, not oft-en
To Allen Ginsberg and Frank O’Hara Come out, ye boys of my literary dream Frank, stop discussing this Rembrandt painting Take a good drag like I never did, and come out Down the street, down the ***** ***** days of madness Allen, talk some sense into these selfied statuses Come out, ye boys and talk into the microphone Loosen your tie, Frank, show us some real art Lose it on the sidewalk ye boys and let’s break The rules, the locks, the prisons of the soul Addictions, fears, anxieties, inanities. Come out, ye boys and throw some rhymes to us So we can think about ourselves while worshipping you So that some people out there can stop whore-shipping Sending our lukewarm bodies and fluids against the wall What would you say Frank, of all the Rivers who Try to reproduce the beauty of the human body on screen Without the aesthetics, without the knowledge Of what love means. Garter belts and welts, is that all? Come out, ye boys and let’s be graphic, let’s be artistic Teach us how to spread your love your legs and your legacy Pass on this fearless gait, this adamant will to keep on Despite the junk of our cities down the ***** ***** streets Come out ye boys, admirers of poetry and people Come out under a rainbow or a ring, SM fans or prudes Let’s march on an on an on down our ***** ***** streets With ye, boys. June 21, 2017 Lyon. 10:36 pm.
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Jun 21, 2017
Jun 21, 2017 at 4:42 PM UTC
To Allen Ginsberg and Frank O'Hara
Today, I was scolded Was told that I was a boor; That I had, inadvertently Rendered some holy cattle Of theirs a death rattle A battle I won, without knowing I had even fought, thought I was just being amusing, Somehow confusing my path Down through the tulips As a meander down the apse Of some secret church. Unfair! I was unaware. And even now, I fear I care Far less than they do About their holy cows. I didn’t then, I don’t now. But, I have accepted, long ago That, with social networking I simply has to be so That people will be offended; Starting open-ended rancor, Scoring slash after ****** slash Across my Mr. Perfection sash Granted me by nobody but me, And that they will put a smudge By bearing a grudge About what I see As a trifling inconsequentiality. But is their cathedral, Their Mecca to bow to And thus I will be the target Of slings and arrows. Shall I be sure to only speak If I speak plenty of inanities Muttering banalities about love And the weather and books Shall I fear the looks, the scorn Born of misunderstandings Taken as mishandling The hearts of the tender And render myself informationless, Opinion free, without personality Speaking when spoken to eternally So I don’t trip over hidden wires, Don’t **** on burning fires Of pet peeves, rip off the sleeves Of hair shirts, do idols dirt? Is that the way it should go? I don’t think so. But, what do I know? I am the scurrilous, stumbling fool Who ****** in someone’s pool And told them it was raining.
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Jul 8, 2015
Jul 8, 2015 at 1:04 AM UTC
TIMELINE
Today, I was scolded Was told that I was a boor; That I had, inadvertently Rendered some holy cattle Of theirs a death rattle A battle I won, without knowing I had even fought, thought I was just being amusing, Somehow confusing my path Down through the tulips As a meander down the apse Of some secret church. Unfair! I was unaware. And even now, I fear I care Far less than they do About their holy cows. I didn’t then, I don’t now. But, I have accepted, long ago That, with social networking I simply has to be so That people will be offended; Starting open-ended rancor, Scoring slash after ****** slash Across my Mr. Perfection sash Granted me by nobody but me, And that they will put a smudge By bearing a grudge About what I see As a trifling inconsequentiality. But is their cathedral, Their Mecca to bow to And thus I will be the target Of slings and arrows. Shall I be sure to only speak If I speak plenty of inanities Muttering banalities about love And the weather and books Shall I fear the looks, the scorn Born of misunderstandings Taken as mishandling The hearts of the tender And render myself informationless, Opinion free, without personality Speaking when spoken to eternally So I don’t trip over hidden wires, Don’t **** on burning fires Of pet peeves, rip off the sleeves Of hair shirts, do idols dirt? Is that the way it should go? I don’t think so. But, what do I know? I am the scurrilous, stumbling fool Who ****** in someone’s pool And told them it was raining.
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After you left My cigarettes tasted dull The electricity in the air vanished And my thoughts lost their luster How could I frolic in the playground of my mind When your voice still echoes Bouncing around From dank nook to dusty corner And stirs and disturbs Tired emotions Long meant to be put to rest. ******* on my **** stick On the abandoned sidewalk I can still see us Five feet away Breathing each other's smoke Beaming smiles at passing cars Exchanging inanities While I gorged On lies of grins and fraternal love. At the hazy bottom of the bottle Later that night Is when I realize I only exist In between our hellos and goodbyes.
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Apr 6, 2014
Apr 6, 2014 at 6:11 AM UTC
Tav
.and if we went beyond wonder and wondered where we were would we bother if we ever got there together would we wrap our dreams and tether them to the walls of our longings in stockings would we walk into the soft lilting talk of desirious strangers and be aware of the dangers of the femme fatale. Fatal or not I think that's what we got when we opened the lucky dip when she tore that strip off you for the man you could not be and when she did see you were the man for her you weren't even there but were in Germany building the bijou's they see in glossy magazines pulled out of the fancy dreams of the hoi polloi boy you didn't see that as you sat in your hightower flat drinking tequila she served up your head on a platter to friends who chattered inanities above the the lamps and the canopies. Life is tough I told you so the woman will know when you've had enough and stuff you full of her vanity another profanity on your lips but it all slips away when you hear her say, 'are you coming to bed dear' and you know that the end's near.but you cannot decide between her and the ride down to hell
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May 31, 2013
May 31, 2013 at 4:45 PM UTC
Last dates
Tap out Easter inanities space it like a bunny-hop throw in a pastel glottal stop. Keep it short; digestible and let it roll: comestible. See then if they like the dish, and grant them every starry wish.
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Mar 27, 2016
Mar 27, 2016 at 2:55 PM UTC
Another Experiment
the **** dialing, ain’t it grand! ~for Mike Marshall- the government made so much money off the tech giants, it decided it could do them better, making even more $$$, cause where there was misinformation, hatred and suppression, racism, and fanaticism, not to mention, true stuff criticizing them, and a lot of bad poetry, even, good old fashioned hooliganism which what they called us when  cool fourteen year old idiots, roamed hot summer city streets, back in ‘64, doing cool things like knocking over garbage cans etcetera etcetera… Big Tech could fine/find their way into extra few billion bucks to finance greater inanities… here’s hoping they don’t throttle the goose that laid the greatest egg ever invented, **** Dialing** that has caused and healed wars, rifts, love affairs, by facing up to making the calls you’ve been puttering and  putting off, to long lost siblings, just internet fiends and old, old, friends, where courage was lacking to make the first or last step. to sealing the deal, or breaking the ice! Long Live **** Dialing! 5:45 pm 7/23/2023
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Jul 26, 2023
Jul 26, 2023 at 4:41 PM UTC
**** dialing, ain’t it grand!
A thought came into my head as thoughts are wont to do, "My Darling knows but desists to agree that all I've done or would do springs forth from love and adoration, honestly,  freely,  willingly. " And you grow weary of heavy words, you rebuff giving shelter. For who would desire, in their right mind, My house of cards, my shameful,  faithless squaler? Only those who feign their love,  'tis all that I deserve. A string of them--ad infinitum, inanities, vapid and absurd. And I stand and cry aloud, thru every fated turn, "'Tis I still here, bludgeoned but unbowed, teaming with endearment,  unforesaken, real and proud. Perhaps now you might agree, that trust is all you need, trust and a leap of faith to me. " Had you done so, who can say what might have fallen from the tree. Perhaps an unseen kiss on the lips, as lite as lite can be... These words now are barron, and useless as can be, I'll dream forever of that kiss and continue to be me.
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Aug 18, 2015
Aug 18, 2015 at 6:30 AM UTC
Just A Thought
Oh yes mediating meditating medicating Over blue baby guitbox Tea and black Afghan Remembering again Old friend Oh yass yass (imaginary drawl) Memories come back stronger I ask Sil 'hey Sil there a word for that?' She stares back with icy eyes (Steel blue) As if to say 'Why ask?' And in asking this really asking Wherefore and other trite inanities Fleeting requiem distractions Tired repeat eulogies
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Nov 25, 2014
Nov 25, 2014 at 6:31 PM UTC
Nov.
did you know? did you hear? what's the go? chinese whispers, cost us dear. at the water cooler, in the dark, murmuring inanities in the park. gossip, gossip, word of the day. such and such's, significant other has run away.
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Mar 24, 2015
Mar 24, 2015 at 10:49 AM UTC
cishmaclaver
My head Is spinning As I try to Understand The messages Swirling around the room Honestly, Who thought it was a "Good Idea" To put one hundred One hundred Teenagers in a small room And let them talk? Does anyone think anymore? These conversations Are full of inanities, Mundanities There is nothing of Consequence, Just iPhones, Snapchat, Instagram. Who decided That ANY of this Was in ANY WAY A "Good Idea"?
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Sep 20, 2015
Sep 20, 2015 at 3:46 PM UTC
"Good Ideas"
. She wanders the streets like a dog in heat Rubbing up against fire hydrants Babbling inanities about  HIS EYES ! and sterile safety And ultimately Social fear )( Sniffing each other in and out Panting and salivating Like an addict getting FIXED )( Subtle the odor of death Subtle the stink of oblivion In the blank stares of naked children Seen as objects and used as fools )( Melting Merging Meaninglessly Till dead from boredom And tired of ****** And getting ***** They finally Get a job Or go on welfare Mindlessly existing Till the agony ends .
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May 1, 2016
May 1, 2016 at 5:13 AM UTC
.. the subtle odor of love (
|||| continuing • The ****** of Christ •• (So who is really being ----- Saved?) •• We walk NAKED LUNCH streets And beaches • Little dreams •• We watch disintegration We see the brittle children break •• Babbling of inanities Scar the mind but cause no reaction !! •• We ****** the Christ And claim we are saved •• Constantly •• •• All the righteous people Labelled COMMUNIST REVOLUTIONARIES !! • We ****** the CHRIST every day By lying to our children About their sexuality Or abusing them Sexually and emotionally •• We say we are --- Saved But We are not even --- safe For any child to Trust •• The STORIES are distorted As LOVE Is banished to heaven to waste away ••• Thank god I am here ! Thank god you are here ! Now Everything is gonna change
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Mar 6, 2014
Mar 6, 2014 at 7:22 PM UTC
the greatest story