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"intrusively" poems
There it is again. That sound you've known for so long but can never grow comfortable with. It's resonance is beyond anything describable in this world; by these means. You know it so well yet cannot fathom it. Years pass without your awareness of what this thing, this intrusively disturbing abomination truly is. You effortfully and excruciatingly ponder, analyze and rework your thoughts to no avail. You are virtually incapable—and utterly useless. As you stand, sit, or lie, pondering your lack of discernment, you stop in your tracks. You realize something you never have before. What is it?
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 12:04 PM UTC
(When I Tried to be Deep)
Pixelated bitmap e-mares Digitized be mementos cached Her 8 bit vocal vintage freeware Transfers recurrent electric draughts The bitrate of virtual seduction Intrusively hacks my bones Taste be my lips of data eruption Elicited from her tone Physique a stimulating software Upon my Ethernet she crafts sparks A gem society deemed quite rare Though she possessed a vibrant bark Her bandwith I yearned to fiddle 'Twas encrypted with die-hard lust She moans in esoteric riddles Keen I decode them whilst I ****** Pizazz eclipsing our veins A billion megabytes colliding Satiated we crash free of rein Unforeseen servers uniting © 2012 (All rights reserved) This poem is featured in the poetry collection “Technicolor” as written by Glenn McCrary The collection is currently available in paperback and hardcover editions for purchase on Lulu.com .
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Feb 25, 2012
Feb 25, 2012 at 4:09 PM UTC
Digital Cinderella
A famous "Barry Hodges" poem! I was strolling along the Normandy beaches In the close vicinity of Caen one day With a very tasty piece of arm-candy to hand When I found a bleached human femur on the beach. Oh dear me, what thoughts this conjured up in my brain As I imagined whose bone it might have been! Perhaps some pathetic soldier boy landing in forty-four Who got slotted by a gallant German gunner, His eyes feasting on the sacrificial cannon fodder So foolishly supplied for his target practice. Then, as I grabbed my lady friend's juicy **** Causing her to turn and sink her tongue into my earhole, We sank onto the sands in order to sate our lusts, (enflamed by a very delicious meal of moules marinières and a bucket or two of well-chilled Muscadet sur Lie) I thought, what the **** does it all matter? This is now, and that was then, and this old world Has become a much nicer place nowadays; But how mistaken I was in that fond thought; Oh what an idealist I am in a world of woe. For, all of a sudden, a contingent of fat dwarfs appeared, Totally naked apart from their luminous Uncle Sam hats And the Stars and Stripes hanging from their arseholes; How I marvelled at their disgusting shapes (and how surprised was I to find their genitals were of normal measurements and thus rather intrusively large by comparison with the rest of their miniature bodies). O dear Lord and alleged Father of Mankind Forgive their horrid ways verily and forsooth. With a whoop, those demented military retards, [see note below] The famous 118th battalion ****** Marine veterans, A contingent of whom emerged from a portable toilet (which must have been a bit of a tight squeeze), Chopped my girl-friend up with their bayonets, Whereupon I crapped myself in terror and pity, Before retrieving the purse from the eviscerated corpse, Realizing that her PIN number was still useable Until 'les flics' discovered her unfortunate remains After the shore ***** had partaken thereof.
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Mar 10, 2015
Mar 10, 2015 at 8:08 AM UTC
Memories of the Normandy Beaches
A famous "Barry Hodges" poem! I was strolling along the Normandy beaches In the close vicinity of Caen one day With a very tasty piece of arm-candy to hand When I found a bleached human femur on the beach. Oh dear me, what thoughts this conjured up in my brain As I imagined whose bone it might have been! Perhaps some pathetic soldier boy landing in forty-four Who got slotted by a gallant German gunner, His eyes feasting on the sacrificial cannon fodder So foolishly supplied for his target practice. Then, as I grabbed my lady friend's juicy **** Causing her to turn and sink her tongue into my earhole, We sank onto the sands in order to sate our lusts, (enflamed by a very delicious meal of moules marinières and a bucket or two of well-chilled Muscadet sur Lie) I thought, what the **** does it all matter? This is now, and that was then, and this old world Has become a much nicer place nowadays; But how mistaken I was in that fond thought; Oh what an idealist I am in a world of woe. For, all of a sudden, a contingent of fat dwarfs appeared, Totally naked apart from their luminous Uncle Sam hats And the Stars and Stripes hanging from their arseholes; How I marvelled at their disgusting shapes (and how surprised was I to find their genitals were of normal measurements and thus rather intrusively large by comparison with the rest of their miniature bodies). O dear Lord and alleged Father of Mankind Forgive their horrid ways verily and forsooth. With a whoop, those demented military retards, [see note below] The famous 118th battalion ****** Marine veterans, A contingent of whom emerged from a portable toilet (which must have been a bit of a tight squeeze), Chopped my girl-friend up with their bayonets, Whereupon I crapped myself in terror and pity, Before retrieving the purse from the eviscerated corpse, Realizing that her PIN number was still useable Until 'les flics' discovered her unfortunate remains After the shore ***** had partaken thereof.
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another night’s ocean liner passage, now sunrise bookmarked, by prayer hailed, when wet cheeks express emotional humanity and a tissue better be handy too many times this is how the day greets me, and I, it, wetted and vetted to have made it as far as one more, having lived you in me, me in you, an exchange of tonguing word kisses, that break me into pieces of consolations it’s embarrassing an elder man weeps for no reason other than words have swept him overboard, crazy love this fascinating addiction to a new morning’s addition  composition incision on a plain soul indistinguishable amidst the mist of millions of others who rise up beside, aside, reside within and his breached heart, even strangers, complete the neuronal connection that demands his years of years upon awaking to the grinning fawning dawn mooning him with pure white light that wrecks him open, rents his disposition, an inquisition of words intrusively intruding causing wept tears fully formed energizing emerging, songs of words that you give him as a question to be loved, for finding the answers multiple is a penultimate thrill, confirming this wetness that he lives to be loved, give love, and breaks h a p p i l y into pieces of/if contented peace and thus summed, the day’s obligations seem less daunting, and with some luck and bulk coffee ingestion, there will be solutions to anything and then he types, **and this one, done!** <> 6:49am march 2 Sun Day two zero two 5
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Mar 11, 2025
Mar 11, 2025 at 2:31 PM UTC
Consoling Consolations & Kisses (where sunrise weeping is commonly kept)
I preoccupy my mind continually and intrusively with the way you look at me. A smile that radiates innocence can sometimes carry a hidden impulse. Don't you yearn for my touch? A nonchalant look can be deceitful because behind the content undisclosed desires may be kept. Playful jokes tend to be masked confessions. Do you crave my attention? The smell of smoke could subtly evoke images of fire; a wish to flare and provoke. Maybe looking at smoke reminds me of you because I frequently wonder why something so hazardous could look so tempting. Some sounds could easily make people sin, let their souls swoon and their bodies rampage. Certain words could instantly make my head spin. Tell me, darling, do you ache for my lips?
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Apr 23, 2014
Apr 23, 2014 at 6:18 AM UTC
a dark gaze can hide dark intentions
Wanting to see you happy took on a deeper meaning I got my wish and this is something I see you achieving My heart can’t decide whether to elevate or keep sinking I feel your love but sometimes I’m the one missing. I’m trapped in a hole of my own making It’s like I want to come up but I’m still debating Do I push myself off the ledge or keep praying I hope my love is strong enough to choose staying there’s nothing on your end that’s wrong, it’s me I’ve been working on letting me feel alive and free Keep regressing to a time where I’m afraid and weak and hope you don’t hate me if I reach a new peak Intrusively, I risk losing my precious purpose of being You’re sending the signs I need but I’m not seeing How much I mean to you becomes invisible to link With the love and happiness, I wish for you, to exist.
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Mar 16, 2024
Mar 16, 2024 at 4:03 AM UTC
love, i can't feel anything
Would've if we could've But lust has a cost, Shouldnt've and wouldnt've Until trust was lost, Contemptibly, preemptively We forced it at first Predictably, restrictively Left in the lurch, Precisely, concisely The sneer pulled it down Impeccably, delectably Turned laughter to frown Conclusively, Intrusively We both spat the dum Then Sadder but gladder Decided to run. You sprinted East and I legged it West Both relieved to be free Devolved and absolved now,   Both, contemptible we! M. North Queensland 1968
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Jul 5, 2021
Jul 5, 2021 at 2:06 AM UTC
Lust had a Cost
sometimes. I feel I lost in us. That we share one heart. one pair of lungs. And when I think i know you can hear it. Shouldn't we be more of ourselves less dependant. perhaps not as intrusively linked? But even knowing this I cannot change it because I do not know anymore. where I end and you begin.
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Mar 30, 2016
Mar 30, 2016 at 3:28 PM UTC
a little of me a little of you
When I was young I was as wild as **** A Goldenrod intrusively A ragweed in desires Wherever I went I left discontent The soil was sandy The soul's roots lacking I was tumbleweed tuff Twisted as mesquite Learned about thirst How to take the heat Unattached to the land Bowing to the wind scattering of the seeds I was left to fend
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Sep 3, 2022
Sep 3, 2022 at 5:28 PM UTC
Ragweed