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"inexperience" poems
Do you feel better now? Now that you think you've figured me out? Found out what makes me tick? One hand clasped around my throat. The other tangled in my hair Pulling my head back so I'm forced to look in your eyes So you can control me So you can make me love you Red marks on the backs of my thighs A strict set of rules so you'll never worry Punishment and reward Equal gratification All those things you want from me That you can gain from tying my wrists together Leaving rope burns across my stomach Alone in a room Exposed and waiting for you to come back And love me Just like I did to you But in such a different way You say that you're dominant And that I'm the submissive one Yet you want to jump right in And I'm going to consider our options Because your inexperience Doesn't blend well with my needs You can't collar me just to say you did You have to mean it And you don't know what it means to mean it
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May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015 at 5:43 PM UTC
A Sad Display Of Dominance
When deciding whether it's better to avoid ignore go numb than to feel hurt and cry remember why. Why you'd rather work talk and clean than sit lounge twiddling thumbs. Why you'd rather it rain snow or be sunny than equilibrium gray with thin clouds. Why idle steady clean hands are a sign of inexperience, and sore throbbing tired feet are worthwhile. Remember every single time that you're only happy when it rains but sun and cold will never get old.
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Aug 2, 2014
Aug 2, 2014 at 1:58 AM UTC
Decisions Made Easy
I can't tell you that I don't love you, I always will. I can't tell you, you don't matter, You are my best friend. I can't tell you I can live without you, Because that would be a lie. If I tell you I love you, It will change everything. When I tell you how much you matter to me, I know you won't believe me. I won't tell you I can't live without you, Even though the world can see it. I will continue to push you away, I will continue to flirt with other boys, I will continue to push you to date other girls, And I will wait for the day when I know I can hold onto you forever. I will wait for the day I know I can always call you mine. Because at this moment in time youth and inexperience is our enemy. And I'm hoping my decision to beat out those obstacles will help in the end.
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May 20, 2012
May 20, 2012 at 10:27 PM UTC
In the end
although age in and of itself does not declare experience or the depth of knowledge one has gained and in my opinion is silly for anyone to think otherwise I'm always told "your so wise for one so young." Or "oh I remember what it was like to be 19 and think you know the world." Yet what they refuse to acknowledge is that in 19 short years, I may have experienced both horrors and beauty that they have yet to dream let alone see. Who is to say that age is a boundary of the mind? That inexperience creates an age divide? Who are they to claim that we would be consumed when they have yet to wander in our beaten old shoes? Who are they to judge me of a story they have yet to hear? All becuse they refuse to lend an ear?
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Feb 12, 2018
Feb 12, 2018 at 4:58 AM UTC
Beaten Old Shoes
I'm not a moral compass I can't say what's right But I can say that what i want to do tonight Is definitely wrong And i want it to last As long as i can I want you to be satisfied With red marks on your back and *** And pleasure induced tears in your eyes Despite My inexperience i aim to please I hope i can fulfill your needs... And i can't accomplish that I'll at least have done the Deed -Neroamee Alucard
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Nov 2, 2017
Nov 2, 2017 at 8:20 PM UTC
Right or wrong
Youthful ignorance wishes     that life meant something     external But nothing means anything     to anyone until one gets     involved Meaning follows experience     inexperience has no place     demanding Maturity destroys innocence     self-indulgent egocentrism     encourages Failure to find deeper meaning     is failure to build the bridges     connecting How convenient to blame life     for meeting the low expectations     we've sown
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Aug 16, 2014
Aug 16, 2014 at 2:00 AM UTC
Simulacra
President Reagan sat by himself in the White House Trying to understand what had happened. He heard his wife scream What have you done with my husband? I want the real Ronnie back! He sighed. This is what happens when you listen to experts. Reagan had been in debates before. From Kennedy to Brown to Buckley to Carter. He did it his way. He won his way. Reagan always liked stories and humor. Details and data, not so much. He always thought that statistics don’t feed people. Because people can’t eat an equation. But the experts said that he should have more knowledge. Reagan listened to them. The thing was, it was too much knowledge. And Reagan had to be president. So when he debated, he was tired. The youngest looking 73 year old man. Just looked ancient at this point. He held onto the podium As if it had answers. But the podium gave him nothing. His actor’s instinct called up an old line. There you go again. It worked against Carter. But Mondale neutralized it. Mondale was good. Not like Kennedy, who was more passionate. He remembered Bobby very well. He would have made a great president, if he had lived. Or like Buckley, who had the scholarly instinct. Because he read books when Reagan played football without a helmet. Reagan defeated both of these men. But he did not beat Mondale. Because Mondale had answers for everything Reagan said. Reagan pondered to himself. I must have something for which Mondale does not have an answer. I must make something that Mondale cannot answer. But I cannot tell the experts. They are nice people. But they don’t know debate, I do. So I can file it away. It would be a break in case of emergency punchline. The phone rang and it was Roger Ailes. Ailes said, Mr. President you were not at your best. But the sun will rise again. Use a laugh line as your life line. Rely on personal experiences, not dead data. Remember Mr. President this is your re-election. Reagan took that to heart. And the second time around, Ronnie was back. He grinned because this time it was fun. But Mondale was still good. And then the question came. The question for which Ronnie was born. It was about President Kennedy’s working hours during crisis. And if Reagan had the stamina to match Kennedy. Reagan smiled. It was time to pull out the joke. He said, I will not make age an issue in this campaign. I will not exploit for political purposes my opponent’s youth and inexperience. Reagan delivered it perfectly. And suddenly, he heard laughter Laughter from the questioners. Laughter from the audience. Even laughter from Mondale. Tears of laughter. Reagan drank his water and smiled. The Gipper scored a touchdown again. And hit it out of the park.
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Aug 4, 2018
Aug 4, 2018 at 6:26 PM UTC
Ronnie, use a laugh line as your lifeline.
President Reagan sat by himself in the White House Trying to understand what had happened. He heard his wife scream What have you done with my husband? I want the real Ronnie back! He sighed. This is what happens when you listen to experts. Reagan had been in debates before. From Kennedy to Brown to Buckley to Carter. He did it his way. He won his way. Reagan always liked stories and humor. Details and data, not so much. He always thought that statistics don’t feed people. Because people can’t eat an equation. But the experts said that he should have more knowledge. Reagan listened to them. The thing was, it was too much knowledge. And Reagan had to be president. So when he debated, he was tired. The youngest looking 73 year old man. Just looked ancient at this point. He held onto the podium As if it had answers. But the podium gave him nothing. His actor’s instinct called up an old line. There you go again. It worked against Carter. But Mondale neutralized it. Mondale was good. Not like Kennedy, who was more passionate. He remembered Bobby very well. He would have made a great president, if he had lived. Or like Buckley, who had the scholarly instinct. Because he read books when Reagan played football without a helmet. Reagan defeated both of these men. But he did not beat Mondale. Because Mondale had answers for everything Reagan said. Reagan pondered to himself. I must have something for which Mondale does not have an answer. I must make something that Mondale cannot answer. But I cannot tell the experts. They are nice people. But they don’t know debate, I do. So I can file it away. It would be a break in case of emergency punchline. The phone rang and it was Roger Ailes. Ailes said, Mr. President you were not at your best. But the sun will rise again. Use a laugh line as your life line. Rely on personal experiences, not dead data. Remember Mr. President this is your re-election. Reagan took that to heart. And the second time around, Ronnie was back. He grinned because this time it was fun. But Mondale was still good. And then the question came. The question for which Ronnie was born. It was about President Kennedy’s working hours during crisis. And if Reagan had the stamina to match Kennedy. Reagan smiled. It was time to pull out the joke. He said, I will not make age an issue in this campaign. I will not exploit for political purposes my opponent’s youth and inexperience. Reagan delivered it perfectly. And suddenly, he heard laughter Laughter from the questioners. Laughter from the audience. Even laughter from Mondale. Tears of laughter. Reagan drank his water and smiled. The Gipper scored a touchdown again. And hit it out of the park.
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Dandelion kisses Blown away by the wind. The feathery seeds left me; In which way have I sinned? I don't deserve these broken shards Embedded in my heart. Was it truly a lie when you told me "'Till death do us part"? I feel most betrayed because I'm lying to myself. Are they just mere myths of inexistent Romance like the Elf on the Shelf? I write from inexperience; I call them 'true lies'. I've never a dandelion kiss, Just slight contact of the eyes. There are no cuts in my heart, Just plain jealousy. My pure white wedding was only A dream replayed endlessly. So I'll tell you this: They say that writing is expressive; But though my words are dishonest I have to say, they're quite impressive.
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May 8, 2015
May 8, 2015 at 2:24 AM UTC
Dandelion Kisses
In this life We have love We may not have had The passage of time together The years of naivety Youth or freshness of spirit We have not caressed Our younger bodies Enjoyed the sanctity of being as one When our skin was smoother Our touch was softer Our hearts were open to receiving More congenially A time when we may have Chosen indiscriminately This led us down a road that was Perhaps Right for the time Yet now outgrown ~ The model of love We have the maturity of mind Still the tenderness of heart Enjoying the ability to cherish That which the Universe brings us We have more complex bodies That savors the relaxed Appeasing, sensuality of ********** Remaining as a priceless work of art Instead of the rushed; less intense Inexperience youth often brings We have each other in what will be The ultimate love of its kind The last known to us in this lifetime Our twilight years, may come and go But we have love that lives on Forever recorded in history The mistakes of the past rewritten Because now, in this life We truly found ~ The model of love
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May 2, 2017
May 2, 2017 at 4:48 PM UTC
The Model Of Love
I'd heard horror stories in the playground, seen embarrassment and tears. Shared in secrets that were passed around like candy. Not for me. All the messing about and the working it out. I didn't want Bad *** by misadventure. Like you said. I waited. Not as long as the good girls, but longer than my mates. You were worth it. I was a bundle of nerve endings and inexperience but it was perfect, you were brilliant. Just the thought of you sends shivers down my spine. My best kept secret. I wonder about you, at times. About your life, what you do, if you're happy or feeling blue. Your children - would I know them in the street? I guess now they're all grown up. Just like me.
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Sep 18, 2012
Sep 18, 2012 at 11:27 AM UTC
all grown up
In dead earnest, she tries to raise hell, put on an act as best as she can, forgetting altogether she still is a greenhorn in such matters, though graduated to be his bride from a lover for so long underprivileged all the while, grabbing the very first chance after the new found privilege. He watches her goof up inexperience in evidence, out of the corner of his eye does nothing but conceals his smile; caught in the act, her perplexity gives her up, that was the best part of the act: the bride's belligerence.
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Jan 18, 2016
Jan 18, 2016 at 11:44 AM UTC
The graduation ceremony of a greenhorn bride
her fantasy fulfilled she guides him by pack-horse up the craggy mountain trail restrained by his inexperience their destination above her beloved secret valley river far below, a faded blue memory spying snow-coned peaks beyond she fights the urge, for his sake, to gee her horse the last few feet almost there, past the jagged rocks gap's a beckoning finger now welcoming her home so many years of separation the valley bursts upon them a composite of wondrous sights compelling her to bring him quickly through to hallowed ground how many times she had returned alone she turns to him, a stranger here only he deserves her secret place watching his face seeing elation and her radiance mirrored simultaneously in his eyes an expanse of horizon mountain, aspen, florid fields, and water nature's precious jewels adorn the vista dressed with utmost care to steal the unsuspecting heart she leads him into the meadow overlooking the turquoise cirque cool waters in which she bathed naked and contented when last she'd journeyed here meadow flowers cloak the blanket she spreads for him her fantasy fulfilled his body framed against the sky -limitless as their love- and boundless beauty in this valley
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Jul 10, 2012
Jul 10, 2012 at 10:37 PM UTC
wind river mountains
And just as I had thought all my problems were solved He dropped me The smile fades from my face And that glistening happiness leaves my eye I was wrong Laying there with my face in the sand I deal with the pain What else is new? Bitter thoughts returned, “I told you so” they sneered I wipe the blood from my hands and the sand from my eyes And re-organize my thoughts How could I have been so careless? He had a hungry heart but an empty mind But all I saw was someone willing to hold me. Guess this place really was just a fantasy told, To those stupid enough to believe it I walk alone along the water’s edge and throw stones As tears start to burn my face and cloud my vision Once again I find myself laying in the sand thinking, looking, wandering A heavy sigh takes away the burden of my past love As I tell my story to the ocean It sways and crashes as usual I laugh at myself for expecting a response No one hears me anymore So I try again this time talking to the moon As I finish telling my tale He hides his face away behind the clouds leaving me in the dark Again I laugh No one cares But saying what has happened, hearing myself talk Helps ease the pain I hear the sound of quick feet behind me as yet another boy approaches me In my unstable mood I tell him everything Finally what I’ve been waiting for, Pity, sorrow, someone else who can relate and give me security As he goes to wipe the tears from my eyes I apologize And start running Leaving him in the same pain I'm feeling I'm sorry but it’s too soon to start again As I deal with the guilt of causing someone else pain I start a journey I realize I’m not ready to be on the beach And I must **** up my pride and return To the place I left, in my haste to get here I was wrong I was blind I come through the front door expecting hatred and get hugged I was loved Why would I throw that away? I cry at my lack of inexperience And lock myself away in my ocean of a room Return to the thoughts Return to the memories I tried to run from And embrace them Look for the universal meaning for their occurrence Then I sleep
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Nov 17, 2012
Nov 17, 2012 at 4:13 PM UTC
The Sanctuary (Part 2)
And just as I had thought all my problems were solved He dropped me The smile fades from my face And that glistening happiness leaves my eye I was wrong Laying there with my face in the sand I deal with the pain What else is new? Bitter thoughts returned, “I told you so” they sneered I wipe the blood from my hands and the sand from my eyes And re-organize my thoughts How could I have been so careless? He had a hungry heart but an empty mind But all I saw was someone willing to hold me. Guess this place really was just a fantasy told, To those stupid enough to believe it I walk alone along the water’s edge and throw stones As tears start to burn my face and cloud my vision Once again I find myself laying in the sand thinking, looking, wandering A heavy sigh takes away the burden of my past love As I tell my story to the ocean It sways and crashes as usual I laugh at myself for expecting a response No one hears me anymore So I try again this time talking to the moon As I finish telling my tale He hides his face away behind the clouds leaving me in the dark Again I laugh No one cares But saying what has happened, hearing myself talk Helps ease the pain I hear the sound of quick feet behind me as yet another boy approaches me In my unstable mood I tell him everything Finally what I’ve been waiting for, Pity, sorrow, someone else who can relate and give me security As he goes to wipe the tears from my eyes I apologize And start running Leaving him in the same pain I'm feeling I'm sorry but it’s too soon to start again As I deal with the guilt of causing someone else pain I start a journey I realize I’m not ready to be on the beach And I must **** up my pride and return To the place I left, in my haste to get here I was wrong I was blind I come through the front door expecting hatred and get hugged I was loved Why would I throw that away? I cry at my lack of inexperience And lock myself away in my ocean of a room Return to the thoughts Return to the memories I tried to run from And embrace them Look for the universal meaning for their occurrence Then I sleep
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The first time I spoke to you, I knew you were someone I was capable of loving. As I studied you, my infatuation only grew. I dreamed about your thin pale fingers that stroked piano keys, your melodious laugh, and the Greek God structure of your jaw, of your pretentiousness that stemmed from secret insecurities; and in these reveries, I fell in love with it all. Despite my desires, however, I knew that someone like me could never be loved by someone like you. So for years, I redirected my thoughts and repressed this feeling, until we found ourselves on an unfamiliar apartment bed together, laying silently while studying the ceiling. And in the dark you confessed to me your tales of innocence, and you were flattered by my distrust of your honest inexperience with lust. I should have known wisdom would come with the rising sun, yet I was still convinced that it was my love you wanted to win; all of the while, I was the naive one. The one who allowed those pale piano playing phalanges to trace my skin, and weave themselves through my hair and of course then, I was the one who eagerly leaned into your lustful lips and did not stop tasting your tongue even when I felt the emptiness behind it. And in the morning you were happy that it happened for your sake but you didn't think of the fact that my heart and mind, which troubled themselves with the thought of you for three years, were at stake.
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Jan 2, 2014
Jan 2, 2014 at 12:39 AM UTC
Used
Oh Aztec watching from your Rustic home, for my dignity Do you have any advice? For my poor state of being,any riches? No wisdom for my inexperience? Oh Aztec warrior who lays brick For homes he will never own, Don't you understand by right of Superiority and sweat and blood And tears from tyranny this should Be your dream as well?! Don't you see the Spaniards robbed You once and the Europeans once again Stole what is rightfully yours? Don't you know you are Aztec? Aztec, mighty spear in hand, Or is that a shovel? Your eyes with proud gleam in them, Or is that a tear of despair? What are you here for Aztec? Why have you silenced the dreams? Oh race of my forefathers, Bring about the impenetrable heart, The joy with pleasure, The suffering with grief; Tears of the Aztec sun! Yours is the blood in my veins, By that blood blank stares at the Liquor stores, I swear by that blood that I will Rise once again and once more Into the day of my life and fill My song with a forgotten pride, I will wonder where the Aztec Has gone, though his dream Remains unseen, his people Remain in shards.
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Jan 16, 2016
Jan 16, 2016 at 3:38 PM UTC
Aztec Dreams
Job searches getting me down I wait a few days and build up expectations of a keyword, only to be hit with my inexperience in strange computer programs Secret knowledge, have the behind the curtain research consultants No one wants to understand a fleeting past It’s all about what’s profit present an internet job board is a long look at the priorities of this nouveau world "culture" The top jobs are in marketing, turning spy loot into algorithms that explain to magistrates how the top brands can stay above the clouds It’s the only way they can look down My college has a vapid radio commercial advertising zesty summer programs - and I thought my prestigious public college was above that
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Jul 17, 2014
Jul 17, 2014 at 9:40 PM UTC
Every Couple of Days
I sit before you a shadow of my former self, where once I would have reflected all that is you, Now I absorb your freely beamed energy, hoping to feel the way I did before so long ago My strength is my inner wisdom, not the outer shell; although still handsome some would say A depth of character resonates from “those eyes” dark black/brown still smouldering, still alive, knowing The delights of the body still wanting, occasionally satisfied, the mind plays tricks, for a while young again Ambition becomes survival; action becomes interest and discussion, finally knowledge and experience A struggle for acceptance or a path cut into my psyche through the ignorance of youth and inexperience or Was it the innocence of not knowing and the eagerness of an open mind with a thirst for facts and the truth. The incomprehension of reality continues to acceptance “I am older now” my life thus far an adventure, Limited by health and financial restriction, inventiveness rules the day, a shared belief a shared involvement.
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Nov 25, 2012
Nov 25, 2012 at 6:55 PM UTC
Broken, but not destroyed!
old school game like saying exactly how i feel when i feel it not waiting the allocated amount of time before responding to texts to feign aloofness making out outside like when i was 17 at my parents house afraid of getting caught with enough surrounding trees to obscure vision oblivious to the freezing nature of this rain falling upon our skin, it's slick against my fingers, the perfect complement to lips connected, the sound of rain in the background, the feel of it falling from the brim of baseball cap (i'm wearing one for some reason?) the taste of peach (it was apples before) the fumbling of hands against clothing (where before it was inexperience, now the cold hinders movement) your stunted giggles as my tongue explored the movements in sync shortly after starting this dance feels familiar like slow song, hands on hip nostalgic yet current it's something i never knew i craved
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Nov 8, 2012
Nov 8, 2012 at 11:07 PM UTC
throwback
I know you see all my fault clearly You hold them to avoid another pain But you should remember You are not the only one hurt I know I treated you wrong I know I should have understood I was inexperience and I still learnt You are fed up with my unending learning But please don't bring all my fault In every fight we have In every argument we discuss In every bad day you get but now it is useless I ain't nobody
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Mar 30, 2016
Mar 30, 2016 at 9:26 PM UTC
My Fault
Not sure what to make of it I felt comfortable-- Knowing that the fire extinguisher was there It made me feel safe If anything ever caught fire I could put it out I was a selfish child--full of arrogance and naivety The world mistook my insecurity and inexperience for apathy All I wanted was a place to call my own, Something to hold on to I did not worry about the still-lit cigarette Not even when it bounced from the sidewalk to the grass The red hot embers glowed among the dying grass I did not worry when the fire began I took my sweet time in getting the extinguisher By the time I came back my world was engulfed in flames Scrambling, I tried to smother the heat The extinguisher let out a pathetic puff of dust And I stood as hell fire consumed my home Acrid smoke muffled my screams and floating ashed blinded me All that was left was a charred fire extinguisher and the frames of my glasses
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Feb 23, 2015
Feb 23, 2015 at 4:30 PM UTC
Burn
Nobody ever wants to be upset. No one wants to cry because they simply cannot find a better way to express how they feel. But when you find someone willing to hold you while you cry, wouldn't it be worth it? If he want to wrap his arms around you tight, and kiss your forehead, why would you even have reason to cry? It could be the inexperience of a relationship like this. The unfamiliar feeling of being cared about. Being appreciated and desired. You become jealous and naturally doubtful because of all your lingering insecurities from past relationships. While in reality, there is no reason to be so concerned. Not only do you have the one person who makes you happy in every way, you have someone that you can create memories with. Someone to share a lifetime.
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Oct 22, 2012
Oct 22, 2012 at 8:58 PM UTC
Optimisim.
I live alone, and am locked inside the confines of my own mind, where i reside in uncompromising thought.   Sometimes, i try, to tap into the solar weather, or something better than what I know, in bestow of what is lost. I can feel a storm, and shout to warn in the lore of a great beast, but marble mouthed I mourn the forlorn obliquity of my distorted screams. I can only be what i wish to be, in the instability of free will, capturing my kills, instilled, beyond my thorn and ivy shields, in the fields of yield-less building of my feelings, kneeling to the appealing satire of your sanity. I randomly, embrace the humanity i disgraced, in my show of force to this spineless space of failure or inexperience, a mockery of my silliness of childish textbook deliverance to my serious concerns, as my success is earned in the blood of burned books, unlearned through the worming risks, of listless bliss with the dying kiss of incompetence.
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Sep 30, 2012
Sep 30, 2012 at 3:15 PM UTC
Handless Mime
Soft Spoken Deals A Rough Caress and No Common Sense Lead me to you Cheap Whiskey Inexperience Flirtations Made it come true for one night Hours pass by fogged up windows backseats reeks of regret Lost Innocence.
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May 11, 2010
May 11, 2010 at 3:12 AM UTC
Girls gone wild
A notice to a person: Get out of me; I can feel your Jarring fire in my bones, Rattling wind hiding Between each of my ribs. You're a ghost in my thoughts, Sleeping between each word and Disassociated idea, Waiting for the opportune time To connect it all And force me to look. I won't look. Force me to look. I won't look. Force me to look. I won't look. Writhing around in the pits Of my nethers, Feeling the claw marks, Exasperating the Prickling sore Of social inexperience. It's your fault, In the end, Though you may Warp it otherwise. I doubt you have such tact To trick me, To force me to look. I won't look! To force me to look. I won't look! To force me to look. I. Won't. Look. Distort it otherwise but I doubt you have such grace To undermine me, To force me to look. I won't look! To force me to look. I WON'T look! To force me to look. I WON'T LOOK! I WON'T LOOK! I WON'T LOOK! A PLEA, A DESPERATE, LAST DITCH PLEA TO SOMEONE- SOMETHING: GET THE **** OUT OF ME. I CAN FEEL YOUR STINGING COLD- I WON'T LOOK- THE PRYING ANTENNAE- I WON'T LOOK- THOSE HAIRLESS CLAWS- I WON'T LOOK- THIN, LITTLE EYES- I WON'T LOOK! I WON'T LOOK! A THREAT TO MYSELF I WON'T LOOK COMING FROM WITHIN I WON'T LOOK THOUGH COOKED WITHIN THE PIT OF MY BODY I WON'T LOOK AND ENACTED WITHOUT I WON'T LOOK MY PERMISSION I WON'T LOOK I WON'T LOOK I WON'T LOOK I WON'T LOOK I WON'T LOOK I WON'T LOOK I WON'T LOOK I WON'T LOOK I WON'T LOO- I looked.
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Oct 18, 2010
Oct 18, 2010 at 8:35 PM UTC
"Cancer one of animals"