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I can’t wait to be a hundred; turning over the thoughts and plots, of Caledon floating on Zimmer inserts and dusted Florsheims three steps forward in a dream woven summer afternoon Through the barn doors and bee keeper flats assimilating voices from Sachems and Forbes and Hope Healers coming and going as the countryman comes and goes You can feel it in a place like this the 3 in the tree memories of Allis Chalmers and combine parts of Sundrim poppers and shallow carp fields of patterned lawsons and fading caulk (on the ripped and rolled frontier seats) it’s a wishing well for the peddler and bold hydrangea... both peeking their way through the rusted grinders wheel
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Jan 24, 2017
Jan 24, 2017 at 11:55 PM UTC
The plots of Caledon
be washed away (with spoken word inserts by soulsurvivor) When I die don't cry for me In my Father's arms I'll be The wounds this world left on my soul Will all be healed and I'll be whole Sun and moon will be replaced By the light of Jesus Face And I will not be ashamed For my Savior knows my name. - chorus - It don't matter where you bury me I'll be Home and I'll be FREE It don't matter where I lay All my tears be washed away SS insert - Persecution I'll expect. It's not surprising. Folks reject. Still I LOVE my Lord so dear I'll forgive and have no fear Faced with evil on all sides In the Lord I will abide No force of hell can remove Thee It don't matter where you bury me --- Gold and silver blind the eye Temporary riches lie Come and eat from heaven's store Come and drink and thirst no more So weep not for me my friend When my time below does end For my life belongs to Him Who will raise the dead again - chorus - SS insert - I will pass. That much is clear. I'll leave my tabernacle here Life is short, the time doth fly So I'll go to kiss the sky Then I'll know all mysteries It don't matter where you bury me A song written by Julie Miller Performed by Emmy Lou Harris and Selah (this version is below) With inserts by SoulSurvivor
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Jul 2, 2015
Jul 2, 2015 at 2:16 PM UTC
all my tears
I stand so proud and tall. With my nose pressed against the wall. I know I was naughty, is this why your punishing me? pssng my pants, you make me get on my knees. Naughty Boy! Naughty Boy you shout. After your done smelling that, I am washing your mouth out! My nose sore from being punished by you. What next? What now are you going to do? the bar of soap inserts my mouth all the way to my throat. I wont be naughty anymore than my privates were groped. I know I looked in your ***** drawer today. Now I am going to really pay. Trying them on I know there for you. I guess this naughty boy had no clue. Putting them on my head and shoving them in my mouth. Still at the same time washing my mouth out. Waiting for you to come back today. I am not scared Iv’e been naughty in every way. No please I am not hungry, don’t make me eat the vegetables. I sit and pout at the kitchen table. forcing them into my mouth and making me swallow. You lead on a leash and I am forced to follow. I am your pet, your naughty little slave. And it’s almost time to play. But we both know what comes first. The cutting of my arms to satisfy your thirst.
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May 8, 2017
May 8, 2017 at 8:04 PM UTC
Naughty Boy (Written completely random for a naughty girl)
ill shove flowers into my mouth and choke myself to death with all the pollen because you know im allergic to lilacs but you said they make my eyes look beautiful and i wanted to be just that.
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 11:12 PM UTC
*inserts drake lyrics*
It's not OCD I'm just anal-rententive. There are two coffee urns in my office kitchenette. Each urn has a spot to place your mug beneath the spigot. Each of these spots has a circular insert of gridded plastic to mark the mug-placement area and allow spilled coffee to flow through so this spot doesn't become just a puddle of coffee soaking the bottom of everyone's mugs. Each of these inserts has three indentations: one on each side at nine and three o'clock small, arcing parabolas like reversed parentheses there to allow someone to get their fingers into the coffee mug spot and under the insert to remove it and, presumably clean it and then another indentation more like a groove or a notch much smaller, thinner, and deeper at the top that fits perfectly with a matching small plastic protuberance jutting from the coffee mug spot where the insert goes. In an almost ****** fashion this protuberance fits into this last indentation this notch this groove to secure the insert in place. For some reason I've never known perhaps laziness perhaps inattentiveness more likely simple couldn't-care-less-ness this insert never seems to be placed into the mug spot properly. It is always placed sideways rotated a quarter-turn so that the larger indentations on the side meant as finger holes are placed top-to-bottom noon and six the small plastic protuberance at the top being swallowed whole by the too-large indentation and its mate the groove meant to hold the plastic piece so tightly is left alone to one side empty and useless. This has always bothered me. Bothered me more than I would like to admit. It's such a simple little thing to get right it would take almost no effort at all and yet, day-after-day someone I don't know who whoever is in charge of these things insists on doing it wrong. And I cannot abide it. So, day-after-day when I go to get my morning coffee I fix it I twist the insert ninety-degrees and secure it in the correct position. Lately I have noticed something. Sometimes when I go to get my coffee one of the inserts will already be fixed. Someone else has seen what I have seen and felt the same had the same response took the same corrective action. This feels like winning something. I don't know what but it definitely smells like Victory. And Conspiracy. And it makes me happy. Happier than I'd like to admit.
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Feb 6, 2013
Feb 6, 2013 at 10:32 AM UTC
It's Not OCD
It's not OCD I'm just anal-rententive. There are two coffee urns in my office kitchenette. Each urn has a spot to place your mug beneath the spigot. Each of these spots has a circular insert of gridded plastic to mark the mug-placement area and allow spilled coffee to flow through so this spot doesn't become just a puddle of coffee soaking the bottom of everyone's mugs. Each of these inserts has three indentations: one on each side at nine and three o'clock small, arcing parabolas like reversed parentheses there to allow someone to get their fingers into the coffee mug spot and under the insert to remove it and, presumably clean it and then another indentation more like a groove or a notch much smaller, thinner, and deeper at the top that fits perfectly with a matching small plastic protuberance jutting from the coffee mug spot where the insert goes. In an almost ****** fashion this protuberance fits into this last indentation this notch this groove to secure the insert in place. For some reason I've never known perhaps laziness perhaps inattentiveness more likely simple couldn't-care-less-ness this insert never seems to be placed into the mug spot properly. It is always placed sideways rotated a quarter-turn so that the larger indentations on the side meant as finger holes are placed top-to-bottom noon and six the small plastic protuberance at the top being swallowed whole by the too-large indentation and its mate the groove meant to hold the plastic piece so tightly is left alone to one side empty and useless. This has always bothered me. Bothered me more than I would like to admit. It's such a simple little thing to get right it would take almost no effort at all and yet, day-after-day someone I don't know who whoever is in charge of these things insists on doing it wrong. And I cannot abide it. So, day-after-day when I go to get my morning coffee I fix it I twist the insert ninety-degrees and secure it in the correct position. Lately I have noticed something. Sometimes when I go to get my coffee one of the inserts will already be fixed. Someone else has seen what I have seen and felt the same had the same response took the same corrective action. This feels like winning something. I don't know what but it definitely smells like Victory. And Conspiracy. And it makes me happy. Happier than I'd like to admit.
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Inside the bunny suit my ears are still small and round, and percussive sounds come to visit me costumed in white muffles. Inside the bunny suit a bead of sweat itches my nose to rabbit fidget and wiggle-twitch where my fingers can’t reach it. Inside the bunny suit a thin layer of nylon dots inserts its silky self between me and everything I fumble to touch. Inside the bunny suit the outside world’s broken up by a half-dozen holes, and green strands fuzz the focus of each fragmented peep. Inside the bunny suit probing orange lights make kaleidoscope shapes through those same cut openings. They distract me. Inside the bunny suit I can smile at and feel closer to the fantastic creatures who surround me in their own decorous skins.
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Dec 18, 2010
Dec 18, 2010 at 6:17 AM UTC
Bunny swallows owl
Cocoon suspended ‘neath a branch, Out of harmer’s range; Churning in tight quarters then, Awaiting for the change. A cast she’d spun with great detail, To blend into the scene; Remain innocuous, choosing plain, To spend such days serene. This sanctuary has terms of time; Yet flippant so, of sight; Blinded by the darkness kept, May only dream of flight. There, outside this nurturing crypt, Lies futures yet untold; Exploring freedom, airless hours, As wings will then unfold. Alterations to her inner form Complete in all detail; While oblivious to worlds unknown-- Mem’ries without a trail. As perforations tear a fold, In which she will embark, To crystal, glowing cast of moon Within this evening, dark; She wrestles to uncurl her girth And wingspan so anew; That seems so awkward, foreign and Has converted different hue. Now perched upon her drying bed, She fans while instincts try To capture sens’ry explosions That lay to foundling’s eyes. Beyond the glen, a spot she sees; A single glowing blur. Just then each tree bends toward one side, As breaths sweep under her. Weightless, floating, movement new, She tests her longer arms, That reach, manipulating wind, Should quivers strike alarm. The lure of the eerie glow, Possess investigation, As closer toward the light she flies, Embraced with consternation. Near collision with the beacon, She’s halted in mid-air; Translucent strings of sticky form, She didn’t see, were there. She wrestles, tries to free herself, While a shadow looming near Smiles with contentment of His cunning craft of snare. Slowly he approaches while She looks to see his eyes, So vacant of emotive flush, With fear she starts to cry. The octo-legged creature then, Inserts his poisoned quill, As venom circulates her life, He waits until she’s still. Then coils her in silky thread, While dancing ‘bout his room. Tho’ this is of his own design, She returns, inside cocoon. As thoughts of life, such brevity, Released of any pain. She closes youthful eyes at last, And dreams of flight again.
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Jul 4, 2010
Jul 4, 2010 at 6:23 AM UTC
Cocoon
Cocoon suspended ‘neath a branch, Out of harmer’s range; Churning in tight quarters then, Awaiting for the change. A cast she’d spun with great detail, To blend into the scene; Remain innocuous, choosing plain, To spend such days serene. This sanctuary has terms of time; Yet flippant so, of sight; Blinded by the darkness kept, May only dream of flight. There, outside this nurturing crypt, Lies futures yet untold; Exploring freedom, airless hours, As wings will then unfold. Alterations to her inner form Complete in all detail; While oblivious to worlds unknown-- Mem’ries without a trail. As perforations tear a fold, In which she will embark, To crystal, glowing cast of moon Within this evening, dark; She wrestles to uncurl her girth And wingspan so anew; That seems so awkward, foreign and Has converted different hue. Now perched upon her drying bed, She fans while instincts try To capture sens’ry explosions That lay to foundling’s eyes. Beyond the glen, a spot she sees; A single glowing blur. Just then each tree bends toward one side, As breaths sweep under her. Weightless, floating, movement new, She tests her longer arms, That reach, manipulating wind, Should quivers strike alarm. The lure of the eerie glow, Possess investigation, As closer toward the light she flies, Embraced with consternation. Near collision with the beacon, She’s halted in mid-air; Translucent strings of sticky form, She didn’t see, were there. She wrestles, tries to free herself, While a shadow looming near Smiles with contentment of His cunning craft of snare. Slowly he approaches while She looks to see his eyes, So vacant of emotive flush, With fear she starts to cry. The octo-legged creature then, Inserts his poisoned quill, As venom circulates her life, He waits until she’s still. Then coils her in silky thread, While dancing ‘bout his room. Tho’ this is of his own design, She returns, inside cocoon. As thoughts of life, such brevity, Released of any pain. She closes youthful eyes at last, And dreams of flight again.
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She never wanted to be a Mom, and now her life is nothing but wrong; What will she tell everyone she knows, maybe she'll wait until she shows? ~ The Fetus who slumbers in her Womb, one day will be running out of room; She must Abort this one in her, for shame she simply can't endure. ~ She makes an appointment at the clinic, know one must know, no one must see; She arrives the next day, still so unaware, that her Fetus is growing, lots of hair. ~ They lay her on a Hospital bed, where soon the Fetus will be dead; The Doctor inserts a clear, long tube, where it wreaks havoc, within the Womb. ~ The baby moves away from it, it feels like she has just been bit; Upon her face, there is a scowl, it's much too late to turn back now. ~ The hose clamps on to her very, small hand, the Fetus can't cope, nor understand; It pulls the hand right off the arm, yet Mother thinks she did no harm. ~ Next it grabs onto her hip, and her tiny leg begins to rip; Emersed in pain, she pulls away, she'll not live to see another day. ~ At last it latches onto her head, the heartbeat stops, this child is dead; She smiles, her reputation intact, a conscience is one thing she lacks.
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Apr 3, 2019
Apr 3, 2019 at 3:54 PM UTC
~NO CONSCIENCE~
She sits in the Doctor's office, with one thing on her mind; To rid herself of this Fetus, so she can go on with her life. ~ Her dreams would all be ruined, if this child were to be born; She just can't let that happen, thus she decides to Abort. ~ They call her back to a room, she follows the Nurse's lead; Gently she lays on the bed, then sees the ******* machine. ~ Her mind is filled with doubt, "Am I making a huge mistake; The baby isn't even alive, get a grip, for pity sakes." ~ Then the Doctor enters the room, he is really quite polite; Inside of her, he inserts a tube, and she squeezes her eyes tight. ~ But deep within the occupied Womb, the Fetus flinches away; As the hose begins to tear apart, how and what it may. ~ Then it grabs onto her tiny hand, no longer a thumb to **** The baby's eyes are filled with tears, for the pain is just too much. ~ Little by little, it tears her apart, no one can hear her screams; But parts of her pass through the tube, thanks to that horrid machine. ~ Her tiny head is the last to go, donned in curly, black hair; She's simply but a memory, Mama's product of an affair.
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Apr 5, 2019
Apr 5, 2019 at 10:23 PM UTC
~THE ******* MACHINE~
*the pleasured thrills of a une liaison dangereuse the mystery du triangle hypoténuse two open, unended lines attached to make a so interesting right (wrong) angle, mais sans l'hypoténuse leur est pas de connectivité indeed the hypotenuse hypothetical is crack for my brain imagination steel furnace fired, molten are my fingers as they trace the line you left for me on your body to adore to cherish to lick to follow an arrow pointing where? to the heavenly pleasures that earth reside in our differences substantial which intrigue rather than divide opposites attract is true and not, we could be we could not be more unalike that so excites for dreams only I can uncover in the rounded shape  of thine wide eyes a horrific inserts she is only teasing me but the need to dance on the brink the fulfillment that origins in a need perpetual is the one that satisfies because it cannot be fully satisfied if you know this need, then you are mine bonded beyond is at where the hypotenuse connect our lines,* "we'd be beyond human,  beyond poem, beyond horizon, beyond stars and black holes and daisy-chains and metaphors with  nothing to say to say to an end, because it goes on, my dear,   -- I'll see you at the brink...dance with me there"
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Feb 17, 2018
Feb 17, 2018 at 10:33 AM UTC
at and beyond the brink
Of course it's all in your head, But that doesn't mean it Isn't true; then I am glad Your head is so clear, my head Is not, my head doesn't believe I am good enough, but does that mean Dear headmaster, that that is true? I know, you will surely say no. My head inserts pieces of my History into my present, and I know Yours does too, that is What heads do, and we are still Both humans. It is not words That are pretending to be wise That will help me outrun My own expectations, because It is all in my head and I will Make a change, because my head Is lying, it's lying, it is And you cannot possibly want me This time, to think is isn't.
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Mar 18, 2014
Mar 18, 2014 at 5:26 PM UTC
An Open Letter to Albus Dumbledore
Arteries benumbed Reading pharmaceutical's inserts no fun Reading your mind even worse Print so small Foldings such as a roadmap Those molecular models delineated Moods might just as well be Translating cuneiform You wedge-shape marks on me Deceptive blinks cut my clayey gray matter That mascara you wear Like kajal on Persian Princess Ovular pills with spider legs How do I defend from? Enigmatical ellipses Narcotic exotic I look for, but find no Adjoining pamphlets or warnings To all your strange side-effects
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Nov 24, 2015
Nov 24, 2015 at 7:04 PM UTC
Refills Require Authorization
not in the usual way with bent knee and bowed head but with nag champa and cd inserts, with deep reds, plastic costume jewelry beading and safety pinned rips. it was post cards and cigarette ash with Kroger's box dye in rusted orange. staining our fingernails. didn't matter. we painted them in neon green and chunky glitter. we stayed up late and wandered laughter like a shattered diamond breaking into a million stars and thrown out over such a welcoming ivory towered night sky. and itallian food households with those noodles in jars. looking up. it was Billy Corgan telling us he'd sing along. it was memories that aren't even mine. cut in my eyes. it was blunt bobs and pixie haircuts.  it was cut necklines and walking on air. giant chain necklaces and whispered chap-lipped secrets. endless folds and bottomless love in a deliciously musty floral hat box. you're just low end in loving apathy. and i'm absent in my own life. it was an interruption so unspeakably painful. doesn't seem so hard to revisit. but i can't.
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May 3, 2012
May 3, 2012 at 6:20 PM UTC
low end in loving apathy.
I am sure my mail lady loves me She does stop by my house frequently She brings me letters, bills and adverts And with great force my mail she inserts Though jammed, crammed, mashed and squashed is the mail Like an abstract origami fail Of which she fits into my mail box Deftly and quick like she’s on the clock And without so much as a toodaloo She leaves as if she is just passing through But I know she just wants my attention Her act is just a cry for affection I’ll let her know her message is received I’ll leave behind something she can retrieve A purple handmade folded paper crane Which I’ll then crush and vigorously maim
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May 12, 2015
May 12, 2015 at 9:11 PM UTC
The Mail Lady, The Mailbox and I - A Love Story
She drives up to the old building like she has done every other day for several months. Turns off the ignition and steps out of the vehicle As she walks through the automatic doors she wonders at the contrast between modern conveniences and old world antique décor The building is well over a hundred years of age And it smells of it It also smells of paper, tape, business, hopes, dreams, and even devastation Yes, much passes through this building She continues on and turns into the first corridor and walks to the very end. She takes out the key and it feels hard and smooth in her hand Much like the marble upon which she is standing She stares at the box her breathing quickening She inserts the key and twists, thinking to herself that hope is waiting with that little door ajar But as it turns out hope is just an open wound Sighing, another little piece of her essence again slowly ebbs out and goes to that place in the building that collects such things It is what keeps the building strong after all these years It is what it feeds on It has been dining on her for months now Soon there will be naught left of her to consume She closes her eyes and secures the door, putting the key back into her pocket Over time disappointment has been slowly becoming the scabs and scars that cover her Also poisoning her blood However despair, despair is the antidote It has her returning every other day, week after week, month after month As she exits she smells a faint hint of decay and hears a whisper emanate from the building Softly it says, “Abandon all hope, ye who enter here, If you have already abandoned hope, please disregard this notice.” Ah…but she is already aware that there is no hope, no escape from the never ending torment But that is ok, she thinks, she likes it here. ~M
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Apr 8, 2013
Apr 8, 2013 at 7:57 PM UTC
La Douleur Exquise
She drives up to the old building like she has done every other day for several months. Turns off the ignition and steps out of the vehicle As she walks through the automatic doors she wonders at the contrast between modern conveniences and old world antique décor The building is well over a hundred years of age And it smells of it It also smells of paper, tape, business, hopes, dreams, and even devastation Yes, much passes through this building She continues on and turns into the first corridor and walks to the very end. She takes out the key and it feels hard and smooth in her hand Much like the marble upon which she is standing She stares at the box her breathing quickening She inserts the key and twists, thinking to herself that hope is waiting with that little door ajar But as it turns out hope is just an open wound Sighing, another little piece of her essence again slowly ebbs out and goes to that place in the building that collects such things It is what keeps the building strong after all these years It is what it feeds on It has been dining on her for months now Soon there will be naught left of her to consume She closes her eyes and secures the door, putting the key back into her pocket Over time disappointment has been slowly becoming the scabs and scars that cover her Also poisoning her blood However despair, despair is the antidote It has her returning every other day, week after week, month after month As she exits she smells a faint hint of decay and hears a whisper emanate from the building Softly it says, “Abandon all hope, ye who enter here, If you have already abandoned hope, please disregard this notice.” Ah…but she is already aware that there is no hope, no escape from the never ending torment But that is ok, she thinks, she likes it here. ~M
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I, the poet wandering and amazed Nailed by unhappiness to the wall By age and poverty, On which floor of stupidity or ignorance I dwell? I don't know, However, I count beads of the words As rosary, In Hope of Redemption And attain light of elevation All covered with Serenity. Consistent and quiet with myself alone, As the greatest longing for Purity - Which one touches the World by the wise look. In my dreams, I wander Among the shady palm tree's alleys, Where my beautiful, forever, Nefertiti - Who never gets old, Calms wrinkled surface of the water And inserts hand inside familiar gesture, Bowing her head To bless Buddha and the whole Kingdom. Hiding in her ***** The Script of The United Elements, and Papyrus of The Secret Proportion, Silences her existence In front of the threshold at Highest Meditation. Same time On the bank of the river Nile Peasant washes his food, Squeeze's thorn from his heel Whole in the prayer and pain. The countless form of existences In the Total Kingdom of Being and Suffering, In the Space of Vanished Events. In vain to look In the scrolls of the treasures Library of Alexandria Simple prescription.
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Sep 21, 2014
Sep 21, 2014 at 11:13 AM UTC
I The Poet
I swear the machine is the culprit It explains the sore bones and sleepless nights from the moment your fist meets the black button before the ink of time has dried it grips you in caste iron clamps inserts its ******* tube into your spine and drains your humanity gorging on it like famished swine Through an ocean of searing hot oil and pummeled flour it laughs at you a sordid laugh stinking of raw meat amplified by static voices over an intercom each beep penetrating with the force of a power drill please hold for a moment I've seemed to have spilled my brain onto this greasy floor let me scoop it onto some rice for you there, an original chop.
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Oct 9, 2011
Oct 9, 2011 at 4:02 PM UTC
The Original Chop
she hums, gracefully weaving, effortlessly sewing. scarlet hair cascades up to her back. her lazy, brown eyes--sharp. she's wearing a crimson dress with horrible frills and stuffy fabric. she dances across the room, and sings sinfully. she inserts the red thread of fate into the eye of the needle. she knots it, and sews. she laughs, as she hears shrieks. a beautiful instrumental to her humming! ("What wonderful instruments you are.") she mournfully shakes her head, seeing looks of disdain and horror directed at her. her girls needed to look their best after all-- she even made the effort to help them too. how ungrateful! (sew their mouths shut. she does just that.) she bursts into a gleeful chorus. (before their consciousness faded away, they curse the inescapable thread that caught them and entangled them with the countess.)
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Apr 12, 2015
Apr 12, 2015 at 9:25 PM UTC
blood bath(ory)
RECORD: I LIV)E}D] ON THE MOON FROGMAN: KWOON RECORD: UNGODLY Froot frogman: wax tailor YOU'all are just like other people We love to sting sHe loves to trance he admires b-e-a-utiful twoomen Us're whoman And most-times, twoo whomans :Now I know my ABC'S watch me confuse'em like the bourgeoisie: -"but he pronounced it like Bilgemonkzees"- ( . . 3 . Oh dear, I hope you don't forget to feed me . .   2 . "I am still learning," and I've Dear'd to Remember to Forget my Confusions . . REFORM: WRITE FOR SELFSE {B-E-A-Grateful no-s1: "Read DeadHeads to BEGIN,                                      or Blue Tails to END" -flips coin- } } 1 . . CONTINUE: DON'T FORGET RECORD: curiosity's and imagination's FROGMAN: selfse program: INTROFLECTION, I think "We've thunk it once before, but it Bears repeating, now" LISTEN to us, all of you. Que'Sera! -caches Bit- HA!    VV    !AH         S A Y       HAHAH -Opens Mind- "MY FROG... we're full of chars-" - [May{jor(+/-)To}m] = E.ven-One -- 1999-2001, a Race Ode-vent-you-See [END OF LINE] for those who may be hamyoung-us for the first time {END OF MY RHiYMnE} And Whu-may-n't be pondering what isn't going to clappin now. (BEGIN TO /S/hEwE TiME) It is of Coarse : Smoothing for the Mind, Body, and The Selfse of us all. So, SPEAK/ . 0\UP |Whyever needs Bee? Wills Bee.| Oh, you're di-vidend? Oi've got these Two Mackszillery Tired Molaz, Whight. whand day I was cwussin'a peace'a fwaery'dandy and tay cwacked, whont down ta cagey'mentals. now ta twooe woots is eckzpozed. and i sding'em evewy dway . . .-inserts troothpic- jrus'tho da gwhothet OH's it's thrill'a jlive one up'teir -- prole /and the ghost speaks:   ?_       /\             /
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Mar 12, 2016
Mar 12, 2016 at 3:36 PM UTC
The Letter-Ing: there are answers but can a whoa-man be logical
RECORD: I LIV)E}D] ON THE MOON FROGMAN: KWOON RECORD: UNGODLY Froot frogman: wax tailor YOU'all are just like other people We love to sting sHe loves to trance he admires b-e-a-utiful twoomen Us're whoman And most-times, twoo whomans :Now I know my ABC'S watch me confuse'em like the bourgeoisie: -"but he pronounced it like Bilgemonkzees"- ( . . 3 . Oh dear, I hope you don't forget to feed me . .   2 . "I am still learning," and I've Dear'd to Remember to Forget my Confusions . . REFORM: WRITE FOR SELFSE {B-E-A-Grateful no-s1: "Read DeadHeads to BEGIN,                                      or Blue Tails to END" -flips coin- } } 1 . . CONTINUE: DON'T FORGET RECORD: curiosity's and imagination's FROGMAN: selfse program: INTROFLECTION, I think "We've thunk it once before, but it Bears repeating, now" LISTEN to us, all of you. Que'Sera! -caches Bit- HA!    VV    !AH         S A Y       HAHAH -Opens Mind- "MY FROG... we're full of chars-" - [May{jor(+/-)To}m] = E.ven-One -- 1999-2001, a Race Ode-vent-you-See [END OF LINE] for those who may be hamyoung-us for the first time {END OF MY RHiYMnE} And Whu-may-n't be pondering what isn't going to clappin now. (BEGIN TO /S/hEwE TiME) It is of Coarse : Smoothing for the Mind, Body, and The Selfse of us all. So, SPEAK/ . 0\UP |Whyever needs Bee? Wills Bee.| Oh, you're di-vidend? Oi've got these Two Mackszillery Tired Molaz, Whight. whand day I was cwussin'a peace'a fwaery'dandy and tay cwacked, whont down ta cagey'mentals. now ta twooe woots is eckzpozed. and i sding'em evewy dway . . .-inserts troothpic- jrus'tho da gwhothet OH's it's thrill'a jlive one up'teir -- prole /and the ghost speaks:   ?_       /\             /
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Days as such when i seek out such a person That of whose skin glitters elegant jewels Whose smile dares the sun to shine brighter A person whose bare aroma challenges the potency of heavens roses Said person whose imperfections hammer the unfitting pieces into the places in the puzzle that constructs them Validated Among Love Eminent to Notions of Tedious Inserts of Neverending Elation Where art thou, my Valentine?
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Dec 1, 2011
Dec 1, 2011 at 10:30 PM UTC
Valentine
“What information pertains: The thought that life could be better Is woven indelibly Into our hearts and our brains” <> Paul Simon “Train in the Distance” <> a songwriter inserts a precise scalpel cut in the nether part of the brain where we bury things we-wish not to recall, but that particular poem-scrap-dagger/byte must remain a permanent guest on a cruise ship going around the world that can never return to your hailing port “indelibly” that which we hope that cannot be removed or forgotten or in a reverse of a kinda curse, this hope stabbing is springing eternal when I need to be bleak, quiet on all fronts, silence the voices desirous to speak in tones moving me from down sided up, to up and away that **** thought life could be better “if f—king only…” is a cut that never ceases to bleed~leak, can’t be curettage away, never healed, it’s indelible it’s a saturday morning bright and chilly indelibly incurable stamped and stampeding on my mind that this arctic exploration, is self-exploitation and curse my heart and brain that won’t accept my explanation nor my pleading pleas wet knots of begging to anyone in particular to please leave me alone & this is how the week ends October 2024
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Oct 19, 2024
Oct 19, 2024 at 8:18 AM UTC
“ What information pertains: The thought that life could be better Is woven indelibly Into our hearts and our brains”
The last time the river beds drowned you knocked by the door and offered sinking dreams of whales and fails doomed stars burnt in flooded skies tainted leaves heaved on angled heavens visions of torture in trodden deserts tensions of fractured love inserts On the bridge of ambivalence, I tossed a coin a plank set adorned with red ankh signatures I took your hand, you drooling phantom! It's nearly a year now, in your world runabouts another day, a heavier destination, a hesitation the silence, the demise, the whining ice arise absent shoulders eating my independence The freedom you longed in the winter breaks dissipates thinly in the thunder stroked flakes and the tears dried and my summer suffice confronted by an endless long year in the cold bed covered by conversations of the specter sceptered specks deranged by miles and the longed played nights on a realisation that you were never really there Fleet along young one, the years are a swift ear listening continuously, whilst switching promptly making dreams from a mould of changing trims flinching, twitching perceptions of new beginnings for I no longer stay at the phone reaching, waiting nor stay in the patch of haunted misery and hate join the next column and stop treading in my camp
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Jan 10, 2017
Jan 10, 2017 at 6:09 PM UTC
You were never really there............
I'm the sorrowful circumference of everything nothingness, Night swimming in perplexed psychosis and paranoia amiss, Sour patch grimace stifling posture, Behold the flames of yesterday's meeting of love gone autumn, Cut and paste alertness to server overtime, Digging up a grave for my hollow mind, The midnight hawk glides over blank terrains, And inserts its abstract provisions and declare it's his domain,
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Mar 29, 2015
Mar 29, 2015 at 8:44 PM UTC
Disenchanted Halos of Sulfurfuck
My partner and I had tickets to the show last night in Chicago. After 7days in the hospital my girlfriend's 89 year old grandma was to come home with hospice care to follow. Instead of a splendid concert experience I knew I had to be there for her fam to ease the tough pill to swallow. Grandma Monica shed the shell, saw it bagged up and hollow. I was able to provide hugs and love, along with the opportunity to speak about the flow of energy. I like to remind myself and others to speak to the "deceased" for in my own scope it's been therapeutic for me. Haven't been this heavy in a long time. The rain and gray are beautiful, relaxed in the lack of sunshine. I've visualized our meeting many times, I look up to you being a fellow sayer of rhymes. I appreciate the way you've spent your mind. It wasn't until a couple days ago I realized one of the impossible inserts may have been signed. Thank you for your shine, highlighting the design of divine. The life you've made manifest helps others feel breaths inside their chests. Two legends yesterday were laid to rest, so now I look at myself and decide to clean my mess. Gotta reconnect with my descendant sandwich before the organic ingredients are digested and appear to vanish. To those I want to know, you are one of my favorite artists. I laugh but could totally see some sort of apprentice partnership. Doesn't look like I'll make it this tour...and one of my cats just puked, gonna go skip aesop rocks in my ripped up Lugz boots. Much love, Ryan
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Jun 4, 2016
Jun 4, 2016 at 4:21 PM UTC
letter to Aes
My partner and I had tickets to the show last night in Chicago. After 7days in the hospital my girlfriend's 89 year old grandma was to come home with hospice care to follow. Instead of a splendid concert experience I knew I had to be there for her fam to ease the tough pill to swallow. Grandma Monica shed the shell, saw it bagged up and hollow. I was able to provide hugs and love, along with the opportunity to speak about the flow of energy. I like to remind myself and others to speak to the "deceased" for in my own scope it's been therapeutic for me. Haven't been this heavy in a long time. The rain and gray are beautiful, relaxed in the lack of sunshine. I've visualized our meeting many times, I look up to you being a fellow sayer of rhymes. I appreciate the way you've spent your mind. It wasn't until a couple days ago I realized one of the impossible inserts may have been signed. Thank you for your shine, highlighting the design of divine. The life you've made manifest helps others feel breaths inside their chests. Two legends yesterday were laid to rest, so now I look at myself and decide to clean my mess. Gotta reconnect with my descendant sandwich before the organic ingredients are digested and appear to vanish. To those I want to know, you are one of my favorite artists. I laugh but could totally see some sort of apprentice partnership. Doesn't look like I'll make it this tour...and one of my cats just puked, gonna go skip aesop rocks in my ripped up Lugz boots. Much love, Ryan
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