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"jabberwocky" poems
'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe. All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe. "Beware the Jabberwock, my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch! Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun the frumious Bandersnatch!" He took his vorpal sword in hand: Long time the maxome foe he sought- So rested he by the Tumtum tree, And stood a while in thought. As in uffish thought he stood, The Jabberwock, with eyes of flame, Came whiffling through the tulgey wood, And burbled as it came. One, two! One, two! And through and through The vorpal blade went snicker-snack. He left it dead, and with its head He went galumphing back. "Has thou slain the Jabberwock? Come to my arms, my beamish boy! O frabjous day! Calloh! Callay! He chortled in his joy. 'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe.
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Jabberwocky
Ballerina stance leaner porcelain poised demeanor lined up for a chance at that old 500 gram repeater. Yeah, a little firecracker, a little fire eater. Twiggy figure, ****** fire dome where her little wires teeter. Excellent muse material my ***** optics viewed ethereal Beauty, and she knew it. Arrogance. Noted, duly. Pittsburgh's resident fire ant, with a grace to match her face And a whole crew of troglodytes racing to get a taste So thanks Angela Chase; I prefer the fantasy too. And thanks to you my chickens won't be sleeping easy in their coup. Loop Jabberwocky with Calligraphy and dabbled in polygamy. purpose: ****** cyst bubbles to the surface. Misinterpret the tongue touching and hand clutching, you were baby girlie thumb-sucking But thought more than twice about it when it came to dumb-fucking. Pretty face: check Depression: not yet Appreciating phonemes, but still a nervous wreck false carrot tops to bed, awkward with the ***** work. Near waif redhead. Pittsburgh Boys. the city lurks It's been a minute since the girl scouts got at me, I bought it. Hop in the DeLorean tell Lauren that I'm off it.
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Mar 16, 2010
Mar 16, 2010 at 2:47 PM UTC
Security Breach at The Hen House
Why do we fall Of all of the things we could do We choose to allow something to race up And ****** us away from our dreams, Into reality A reality that is hard and painful Crashing around you Sneaking up upon you As floors do when you trip upon them Why is it that when we chase our dreams We must be shocked back into harsh reality Reality jumping at us Attacking Pouncing Demanding to be heard When reality is upon us, Why don't we run Race back to our dreams Fight for them as Alice fought the Jabberwocky With dreams and trust and impossible things Yet we see the reality, A simple flaw A crack And we fall back to earth like stars from the sky. We begin to give in, To defer our dreams We've fallen so many times before and what for? Voices fill your head, Give up Give in You were never going to win What can you do Just let go What has dreaming ever done for you? The are so convincing in our shattered state We begin to listen to them And darkness beings to consume us But once it does, Someone appears, A dreamer, A friend, Us, Or Someone like us. To remind us that dreams aren't in vain, To tell us to look up, The light is breaking throough A friend Someone to pull us out of the dark Show us how to dream again. Why do we fall? Perhaps there is a reason after all... We fall... So that we can learn to pick ourselves up And so we can learn to trust in others, When we no longer have the strength to do so.
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Nov 8, 2013
Nov 8, 2013 at 5:13 PM UTC
Why do we fall?
Handicap suburban hippies Cruising like hyenas Trampoline ****** ****** tissues in ashtrays Natural born riders Liquid courage makes little peanuts Alien Nation Infomercials on mute Strange thugs and dark markets Needles and pixie sticks Under the manmade weather New types of bullet holes Slaying the jabberwocky in The new Transylvania The Yes monster Cranium stadium Swords and roses Barren space Insolent minx Holidays gone bad Continental drift
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Jun 29, 2012
Jun 29, 2012 at 1:15 PM UTC
Debra’s Buttons
Curiouser And Curiouser I follow you down   down     down       Into the most        Odd little world of          Madness and magic            Jubjub and Jabberwocky               Red-painted white roses;                  Such a beautiful adventure                       I have only dreamt about.                     Still I'm bothered by how,                    Even in a place like this,                You only think of the time.             My dearest white rabbit,          I would truly hate to see      All of Wonderland   go and pass you by.
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Jul 2, 2015
Jul 2, 2015 at 1:47 AM UTC
White Rabbit
So here we go again, tumbling down a rabbit hole, insistent on trying to find something curiouser and curiouser. Life is an adventure, and fortunately, or not so much, mine is a constant trip to Wonderland, through the Jabberwocky's lair and the Queen of Hearts' castle and the winding paths to the mad tea party, my favorite place to go. We're all mad here, and I revel in it. When I started this journey through Wonderland, I was certain it would be a place I hated, ahbored, feared, vilified. The wonder ****** me in, but once I was aware of my surrounding I didn't like so much anymore. But now Wonderland is home, where my heart sets its beats and my brain rests its heavy head, where I sing goodnight moon to the stars and sleep in the soft glow of their shine. I love it. I love me. There is no one that this Grace would rather be. I compare myself to Alice, but I feel more like a sister now, one going through her experiences but feeling differently than she ever would. True, we're both polite and curious and blonde and sweet, but her eyes shine blue while mine glow green, showing her sadness and my envy, causing a utter travesty to Wonderland between the two of us. I was the girl who turned into the Jabberwocky, and it makes much more sense for her to defeat me. To lead me out of the darkness and into the light, making me remember who I was and who I want to be. Anyway, Alice is a visitor of Wonderland. Grace lives here, knows nothing but here. She may traverse the human world every once in awhile, but Wonderland is where she has grown, where she will always belong. For once I see Alice as my friends, my family, those I love. They curiously visit my Wonderland, they see its sights and its horrors, and they only come to visit when there is a great party or a great fear. They do not live here. Only I, only Grace, live here. Maybe I should be less afraid of bringing another young girl into this Wonderland, for who better to help traverse it than the one who owns it? And if the daughter I bring only is a visitor too, that;s just as fine. As long as the love we have for each other is a shining beacon that lights up Wonderland even in its darkest hours. For her, Wonderland will try its best to be what it was made to be; Wonderful. And to thank all those who have helped, those who have changed and been curious enough to enter my land so different from their own, I have but one name for the daughter, given I have her. I'll name her Alice.
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Mar 12, 2015
Mar 12, 2015 at 3:06 PM UTC
My Wonderland Pt. 9
So here we go again, tumbling down a rabbit hole, insistent on trying to find something curiouser and curiouser. Life is an adventure, and fortunately, or not so much, mine is a constant trip to Wonderland, through the Jabberwocky's lair and the Queen of Hearts' castle and the winding paths to the mad tea party, my favorite place to go. We're all mad here, and I revel in it. When I started this journey through Wonderland, I was certain it would be a place I hated, ahbored, feared, vilified. The wonder ****** me in, but once I was aware of my surrounding I didn't like so much anymore. But now Wonderland is home, where my heart sets its beats and my brain rests its heavy head, where I sing goodnight moon to the stars and sleep in the soft glow of their shine. I love it. I love me. There is no one that this Grace would rather be. I compare myself to Alice, but I feel more like a sister now, one going through her experiences but feeling differently than she ever would. True, we're both polite and curious and blonde and sweet, but her eyes shine blue while mine glow green, showing her sadness and my envy, causing a utter travesty to Wonderland between the two of us. I was the girl who turned into the Jabberwocky, and it makes much more sense for her to defeat me. To lead me out of the darkness and into the light, making me remember who I was and who I want to be. Anyway, Alice is a visitor of Wonderland. Grace lives here, knows nothing but here. She may traverse the human world every once in awhile, but Wonderland is where she has grown, where she will always belong. For once I see Alice as my friends, my family, those I love. They curiously visit my Wonderland, they see its sights and its horrors, and they only come to visit when there is a great party or a great fear. They do not live here. Only I, only Grace, live here. Maybe I should be less afraid of bringing another young girl into this Wonderland, for who better to help traverse it than the one who owns it? And if the daughter I bring only is a visitor too, that;s just as fine. As long as the love we have for each other is a shining beacon that lights up Wonderland even in its darkest hours. For her, Wonderland will try its best to be what it was made to be; Wonderful. And to thank all those who have helped, those who have changed and been curious enough to enter my land so different from their own, I have but one name for the daughter, given I have her. I'll name her Alice.
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Ring, ring, ring, ring. Water's running down my face, no, tears, their salt is melting into my very bones as I stare at the phone and listen to it, ring, ring, ring... My caterpillar has finally turned into the beautiful butterfly I believed I dreamed of, only to find myself rejecting him now at every turn. His Grace has grown up, and realized his riddles and rudeness are not the love I deserve, not the one I want, not anymore. Wonderland has changed, too. It has expounded upon itself, growing larger with newer faces, faces I'm growing to love and cherish more than old. In the whispering hours of Wonderland, a New Frabjous Face takes my hand and tell me to run with him, and I do. We run and dance and even when the rain is pouring he is still holding my hands and my face and telling me to run and breathe and live so beautifully. My caterpillar never held my hand in the rain, he always disappeared into the clouds with his booming voice, judging and screaming about his own struggles while I was drowning in mine. Wonderland tends to flood. Forecast for now though is sunlight with a slight overcast of whimsy. After the New Frabjous Face, I feel more comfortable in the rain. Maybe it is apart of me, especially since I always beg to go dancing in the rain. Maybe I knew all along the rain was the key to Wonderland. Caterpillar would be glad to hear I've been forgetting my magical little pills, no safety is swirling through my veins. He always judged me for using them, though he insisted it was my choice. My choice that he disapproved of. New Frabjous Face and other new friends are new to me, but they makes me feel alive again, like maybe Wonderland can be a happy place again, like maybe the Jabberwocky can learn its place once more. Ring, ring, ring... And as the night goes on, I turn away the phone and let it ring, for it doesn't own my heart anymore. I do.
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Sep 2, 2014
Sep 2, 2014 at 5:41 AM UTC
My Wonderland pt. 4
Ring, ring, ring, ring. Water's running down my face, no, tears, their salt is melting into my very bones as I stare at the phone and listen to it, ring, ring, ring... My caterpillar has finally turned into the beautiful butterfly I believed I dreamed of, only to find myself rejecting him now at every turn. His Grace has grown up, and realized his riddles and rudeness are not the love I deserve, not the one I want, not anymore. Wonderland has changed, too. It has expounded upon itself, growing larger with newer faces, faces I'm growing to love and cherish more than old. In the whispering hours of Wonderland, a New Frabjous Face takes my hand and tell me to run with him, and I do. We run and dance and even when the rain is pouring he is still holding my hands and my face and telling me to run and breathe and live so beautifully. My caterpillar never held my hand in the rain, he always disappeared into the clouds with his booming voice, judging and screaming about his own struggles while I was drowning in mine. Wonderland tends to flood. Forecast for now though is sunlight with a slight overcast of whimsy. After the New Frabjous Face, I feel more comfortable in the rain. Maybe it is apart of me, especially since I always beg to go dancing in the rain. Maybe I knew all along the rain was the key to Wonderland. Caterpillar would be glad to hear I've been forgetting my magical little pills, no safety is swirling through my veins. He always judged me for using them, though he insisted it was my choice. My choice that he disapproved of. New Frabjous Face and other new friends are new to me, but they makes me feel alive again, like maybe Wonderland can be a happy place again, like maybe the Jabberwocky can learn its place once more. Ring, ring, ring... And as the night goes on, I turn away the phone and let it ring, for it doesn't own my heart anymore. I do.
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dead bodies while alive poor Porphyria strangled by her own hair which could be no Fairy tale , jabberwocky, listens as does that famous semicolon concise; By Ezra Pound.   creepy innocence or infamous we all get to sooner. On to Popeye "Farm Implements......" title and poem supplied by Ashbury, hang  an albatross but don't shoot it Mr. Coleridge, it will hang around your neck.
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Dec 12, 2014
Dec 12, 2014 at 12:53 AM UTC
attractive opposites
The fire's burning and down, down we go, ashes, ashes, we all fall down. But its a fire I started. Its a fire I like. And not a bad fire, either. Fire always gets the worst reputation, of death, of violence, of an unhappy ending. My fire, though, its a figure entirely different. Its passion, love, renewal. After all, nothing can grow until the old is gone. A forest fire has been set upon Wonderland. Grace is anew, Grace is young again, Grace is beautiful. Not particularly in the traditional sense, but in her own sense, in her own light. There is love in her eyes, and its strange, because for once its not only for others. The fire has swallowed up the Jabberwocky and the Queen of Hearts and all those demons that used to plague Grace, the demons of her past. The past does not define you. I once whispered tick, tock, and how the mouse went dead, but the mouse is not dead, simply grown unto a bird, flying and free. Grace is still imperfect, her heart is not free of darkness, But she is growing and evolving as human beings do. Funny, its been a long time since she saw her body as a human one. Guess things change with time in Wonderland. Maybe that's why the White Rabbit always is worried about time. Its a fickle, strange thing,s that runs then stops then screams and never dies, no matter how much you wish it to. Kind of like the Queen, but yet again the fire killed her so who knows what can happen in Wonderland. Once again Wonderland is Wonderland, at peace and right and dark but always whimsical, always smiling, always Cheshire, even when it wants to frown. Things are as they should be, with those I love beside me. Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound. At last she sees.
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Apr 14, 2015
Apr 14, 2015 at 3:30 PM UTC
My Wonderland Pt. 11
The fire's burning and down, down we go, ashes, ashes, we all fall down. But its a fire I started. Its a fire I like. And not a bad fire, either. Fire always gets the worst reputation, of death, of violence, of an unhappy ending. My fire, though, its a figure entirely different. Its passion, love, renewal. After all, nothing can grow until the old is gone. A forest fire has been set upon Wonderland. Grace is anew, Grace is young again, Grace is beautiful. Not particularly in the traditional sense, but in her own sense, in her own light. There is love in her eyes, and its strange, because for once its not only for others. The fire has swallowed up the Jabberwocky and the Queen of Hearts and all those demons that used to plague Grace, the demons of her past. The past does not define you. I once whispered tick, tock, and how the mouse went dead, but the mouse is not dead, simply grown unto a bird, flying and free. Grace is still imperfect, her heart is not free of darkness, But she is growing and evolving as human beings do. Funny, its been a long time since she saw her body as a human one. Guess things change with time in Wonderland. Maybe that's why the White Rabbit always is worried about time. Its a fickle, strange thing,s that runs then stops then screams and never dies, no matter how much you wish it to. Kind of like the Queen, but yet again the fire killed her so who knows what can happen in Wonderland. Once again Wonderland is Wonderland, at peace and right and dark but always whimsical, always smiling, always Cheshire, even when it wants to frown. Things are as they should be, with those I love beside me. Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound. At last she sees.
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I haven't been here in awhile. This section of Wonderland is almost foreign to me, after all this time. I have teetered upon its edge for ages, but now I have finally fallen in, down the rabbit hole, and I do not know when I will be able to get out. The dark parts of Wonderland, where the Jabberwocky roams free, have terrify me and always will. The simple thought of that monster lurking in my head brings a slew of tears to my face, a torrential downpour of my own misery. I do not trust the Jabberwocky, for it brings ideas, hallow, dark ideas to the front of my brain and causes me to wander in the frozen desert or extract my blood from my own skin, and I do not know myself anymore. Each word is shaky, I cannot feel it on the tip of my tongue, I am numb. No one here in New Wonderland understands the Jabberwocky; hell, only the White Rabbit and the Dormouse really understood it in Old Wonderland, and my heart still broke relentlessly, like tides on a beach. Those not from Old have rejected the Jabberwocky side of me, and that terrifies me. What if everyone here fears the Jabberwocky? I understand that fear; no one expects sweet, innocent Grace to also be the monster screaming under their bed, but I need people. I need people who know and understand and accept that tough I can be broken and horrific and abhorrent and repulsive that Grace is still there underneath it all and she needs love. She needs it more than she'll ever admit. Words. I have lost them. I haven't the faintest clue what's left to say, for the Jabberwocky is ruthless and hateful of my words, and I'm lucky to have gotten this far. In my dreams I am whole, in my imagination the Jabberwocky was gone, but I know now it has not left me. It never will.
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Oct 6, 2014
Oct 6, 2014 at 10:58 AM UTC
My Wonderland pt. 8
I haven't been here in awhile. This section of Wonderland is almost foreign to me, after all this time. I have teetered upon its edge for ages, but now I have finally fallen in, down the rabbit hole, and I do not know when I will be able to get out. The dark parts of Wonderland, where the Jabberwocky roams free, have terrify me and always will. The simple thought of that monster lurking in my head brings a slew of tears to my face, a torrential downpour of my own misery. I do not trust the Jabberwocky, for it brings ideas, hallow, dark ideas to the front of my brain and causes me to wander in the frozen desert or extract my blood from my own skin, and I do not know myself anymore. Each word is shaky, I cannot feel it on the tip of my tongue, I am numb. No one here in New Wonderland understands the Jabberwocky; hell, only the White Rabbit and the Dormouse really understood it in Old Wonderland, and my heart still broke relentlessly, like tides on a beach. Those not from Old have rejected the Jabberwocky side of me, and that terrifies me. What if everyone here fears the Jabberwocky? I understand that fear; no one expects sweet, innocent Grace to also be the monster screaming under their bed, but I need people. I need people who know and understand and accept that tough I can be broken and horrific and abhorrent and repulsive that Grace is still there underneath it all and she needs love. She needs it more than she'll ever admit. Words. I have lost them. I haven't the faintest clue what's left to say, for the Jabberwocky is ruthless and hateful of my words, and I'm lucky to have gotten this far. In my dreams I am whole, in my imagination the Jabberwocky was gone, but I know now it has not left me. It never will.
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Always dreaming Yet never sleeping She was caught up in a fantasy She created in her head Growing older Yet never growing up He was always playing The games where he always wins She got lost Wandering in the enchanted forest And found him She instantly fell in love Even when he didn’t offer his heart And only promised That he’ll teach her to fly But she was just a player… a pawn Caught up in his little game Just like an innocent fly Trapped in a spider web of lies In her pretty little head She can win the battle for his heart Cause in a world of talking rabbits and caterpillars She was the fierce warrior who defeated the Jabberwocky But as he pulled her out of Wonderland And brought her to Neverland He let the pirates with hooks on their hands Rip the heart off her chest And served it on a silver platter to the crocodiles She dragged herself back to Wonderland Leaving a trail of her own blood Still believing Still hoping That he’ll come after her But he never did
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Dec 8, 2014
Dec 8, 2014 at 8:28 AM UTC
Alice
I killed Jehovah. Now slay your Jabberwocky only then - true peace.
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Oct 13, 2011
Oct 13, 2011 at 12:03 AM UTC
I Killed Jehovah
the first and the single greatest discouragement from writing always begins when people ask you about money, not necessarily that they want money, but that they see art as frivulous, something to do on the side... and sure enough most of art is done that way... on the side... but then such art, what it becomes, is an expression of chance opportunism... i mean... surely there's enough people in the world that can allow one man to write a few ******** poems out, it's not like they're conscripting young men to join salvation army in syria or anything as ridiculous as that; but in all honesty i don't know what it's all about - first they tell you to not get in trouble, then they tell you art belongs in a high school art room, then they put artists on peddlestools when all they produce are massive blobs of colour in a random way, or make a messy bedroom an art work, or pickle a shark in a plastic aquarium, open spaces, strings of metal, ropes around rodin's kiss... all kinds of airy fairy bits 'n' bobs... then mediocre seasonal greetings poetry: rhyme christmas with business with busy bees with jabberwocky or something like that - but indeed the foremost discouragement people place on you is to get your worried about money, concerned enough that you begin to wonder - are they really chasing their own tail and insert that serpent-eating-itself into you? i mean, all the italian renaissance masters didn't bother with adorments and fashion for proof of being rich - they had a motto, only one: we're not a bunch dumb peacocks! how about i paint you a mona lisa and make myself shine like gold in rags?! surely enough modern art, on that massive scale, in galleries across countries is obsessed with space, perhaps the lack of space in real life, the almost claustrophobic, the sheer number of people on the streets, all it's fighting is technique and detail, it's trying to be a child again, it cannot stomach the fact that old techniques were never passed on, or if they were they are like a magician's deception - whatever that means - i just think that what modern art has become is almost architectural - how on earth could you elaborate on a square is beyond me - unless of course it isn't, in which case it's forceful intellectualism: trying to squeeze out some orange juice from an old & dry orange.
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Dec 15, 2015
Dec 15, 2015 at 5:44 AM UTC
discouragement & theory
the first and the single greatest discouragement from writing always begins when people ask you about money, not necessarily that they want money, but that they see art as frivulous, something to do on the side... and sure enough most of art is done that way... on the side... but then such art, what it becomes, is an expression of chance opportunism... i mean... surely there's enough people in the world that can allow one man to write a few ******** poems out, it's not like they're conscripting young men to join salvation army in syria or anything as ridiculous as that; but in all honesty i don't know what it's all about - first they tell you to not get in trouble, then they tell you art belongs in a high school art room, then they put artists on peddlestools when all they produce are massive blobs of colour in a random way, or make a messy bedroom an art work, or pickle a shark in a plastic aquarium, open spaces, strings of metal, ropes around rodin's kiss... all kinds of airy fairy bits 'n' bobs... then mediocre seasonal greetings poetry: rhyme christmas with business with busy bees with jabberwocky or something like that - but indeed the foremost discouragement people place on you is to get your worried about money, concerned enough that you begin to wonder - are they really chasing their own tail and insert that serpent-eating-itself into you? i mean, all the italian renaissance masters didn't bother with adorments and fashion for proof of being rich - they had a motto, only one: we're not a bunch dumb peacocks! how about i paint you a mona lisa and make myself shine like gold in rags?! surely enough modern art, on that massive scale, in galleries across countries is obsessed with space, perhaps the lack of space in real life, the almost claustrophobic, the sheer number of people on the streets, all it's fighting is technique and detail, it's trying to be a child again, it cannot stomach the fact that old techniques were never passed on, or if they were they are like a magician's deception - whatever that means - i just think that what modern art has become is almost architectural - how on earth could you elaborate on a square is beyond me - unless of course it isn't, in which case it's forceful intellectualism: trying to squeeze out some orange juice from an old & dry orange.
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She was so upset, while tears ran down her face. Her ugly crocodile tears socializing in the corner Of her Bambi blue eyes. Biting into whatever muscle feels most like guilt. My heart I think… but It still hasn’t thawed From months of her frigid shoulder and icy Glances. I can’t get past this instantaneously Because you decided I’m worth something in this second. Cant take that pain again you Are mentally mad, you said I was nothing. I’m sorry I keep thinking You must be on something, A bad trip, malice Seems like motive Alice, But I’m getting the fuuuuccckk Out of wonderland. I can’t stand you like this , no bye bye kiss **** it up baby girl, I know your strong Then you were just so big… Now you say your small But you Already crushed my world. You keep spewing words at me yapping, After this and that, pulling every trick from your hat, But I wont have it I’m Not going to be chasing no white rabbit. No need to create bad habits. You made me crazy I’m talking like jabber jabber-jabberwocky Seriously kid, you slay me.
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Jun 7, 2012
Jun 7, 2012 at 11:13 PM UTC
Disney must have known me...
Each morning as the dew slowly builds up And gently tumbles down my bedroom window pane, I wake to find you slipping away. The summer Shade has robbed your leaves of green, And I can but watch you wilt and lilt into the grave. These past two weeks have felt like dreams That fade in and out of each other during the throes Of my unending sleep, but I know that this desire To paint your petals the dark red of your youth Would only make me mad like the hatter. Our queen, however, did change her surroundings As she saw fit, and with, or without, a second thought She shaped the whole of her kingdom into an arid oasis Of thought and fancy; a land where lives the Jabberwocky. So as I dive down this rabbit hole, I do not fear What I might find below. Instead I save my anxieties for what is known, Like that one day you will no longer be my rose, But a pile of memories about my bed.
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Apr 17, 2013
Apr 17, 2013 at 10:13 AM UTC
Morning Rose
I'm falling down that rabbit hole This love has taken its toll Drifting through this swirling abyss farther down I finally spot the ground Feet planted firmly A bustling tea party Offer me a drink Just a spot, the tea cups clink Filled with who knows what I want to run but I'm growing Overflowing I need to find you You'll know what to do To get me out of this mad, mad, world inside Without you, I can only run and hide You are my bravery to help me defeat The monsters I must beat To get back to reality The cat told me I must find my sanity Without you it's not there Just ask the March Hare I'm mad without you by my side Much like the hatter who uses his hat as a ride Can't you see we're late? For a very important date We must get back now We have no time to figure out how We'll fight our madness together Get out of this world forever Fight the jabberwocky To find the key Back reality with you by my side You are my bravery, my sanity, my pride
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Sep 23, 2013
Sep 23, 2013 at 10:21 PM UTC
Wonderland
Jacky John jugs juice jungle Jim's juggle Jumping Jill's jabot Jeff's June Jay Jed Jud Jid"s jade July's jabberwocky jabiru Jan jabs Jake! Jack's jackaroo Jackson Jacob's jubilant Jacket! jAcKpOt!
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Apr 17, 2010
Apr 17, 2010 at 8:06 AM UTC
J
All these years I thought this was a sort of coping mechanism, a sort of way to stop myself from peeling my skin off to try to scream at it to listen. A way to keep me contained. My words knew better than I. When I couldn't keep my thoughts straight, my lyrical ramblings were putting away chronicles that would eventually be a bread trail to understand the world inside my head. To understand the little girl locked behind bars and being told she is a Jabberwocky. My little, trapped, fearful, left behind, bipolar girl. Things seem so much clearer now. I haven't felt so unclouded and intelligent in years, but suddenly the paths in front of me seem so much easier than they used to be. The poisonous fog over my life has lifted and I can see the monster I was stabbing at was truly just me. I just couldn't see that then. I have my writing to thank for everything. I have to thank it for everything. It is the one entity in my life that has been constant and loving and keeping me human. Alive, even. It is the music of my soul, and it amazes me every day how deeply I love it, and it loves me. I wrote an entire piece two years ago about my love for writing and how it has always stayed by me, uncertain of its love for me. Writing loves so many people, and I am just a grain of sand in writing's life. But lately I've been feeling that even a grain of sand can matter so much. I mean, Dickens and King and Miller and Lee were only grains of sand and look how much they did? It feels stupid and forced of me to get all motivational speech here after the chronicled years of confused sufferings and endless, unsure ramblings. I'm not going to sit here and talk about how I see the light and I know the way suddenly, and my life is fixed. My life will never be fixed. But in an imperfect world, where nothing every truly is fixed, it seems the wading through the waters is pleasant when you do what works best for you. What I will say, though, is that my life is finally, after years of uncertainty, one hundred percent my life, just as it should be. I'm bipolar, it'll always make my life interesting and different than everyone else's. But if I can try to keep my life overall happy and have writing in it and feel strong and loved and brilliant, and I think for once I'll be fine. Funny that I think this is the first time I promised that in a poem and truly believed it. Not just the moment, not just next week. I think from now on, I can be fine.
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Oct 9, 2016
Oct 9, 2016 at 5:31 PM UTC
Thank You For The Music
All these years I thought this was a sort of coping mechanism, a sort of way to stop myself from peeling my skin off to try to scream at it to listen. A way to keep me contained. My words knew better than I. When I couldn't keep my thoughts straight, my lyrical ramblings were putting away chronicles that would eventually be a bread trail to understand the world inside my head. To understand the little girl locked behind bars and being told she is a Jabberwocky. My little, trapped, fearful, left behind, bipolar girl. Things seem so much clearer now. I haven't felt so unclouded and intelligent in years, but suddenly the paths in front of me seem so much easier than they used to be. The poisonous fog over my life has lifted and I can see the monster I was stabbing at was truly just me. I just couldn't see that then. I have my writing to thank for everything. I have to thank it for everything. It is the one entity in my life that has been constant and loving and keeping me human. Alive, even. It is the music of my soul, and it amazes me every day how deeply I love it, and it loves me. I wrote an entire piece two years ago about my love for writing and how it has always stayed by me, uncertain of its love for me. Writing loves so many people, and I am just a grain of sand in writing's life. But lately I've been feeling that even a grain of sand can matter so much. I mean, Dickens and King and Miller and Lee were only grains of sand and look how much they did? It feels stupid and forced of me to get all motivational speech here after the chronicled years of confused sufferings and endless, unsure ramblings. I'm not going to sit here and talk about how I see the light and I know the way suddenly, and my life is fixed. My life will never be fixed. But in an imperfect world, where nothing every truly is fixed, it seems the wading through the waters is pleasant when you do what works best for you. What I will say, though, is that my life is finally, after years of uncertainty, one hundred percent my life, just as it should be. I'm bipolar, it'll always make my life interesting and different than everyone else's. But if I can try to keep my life overall happy and have writing in it and feel strong and loved and brilliant, and I think for once I'll be fine. Funny that I think this is the first time I promised that in a poem and truly believed it. Not just the moment, not just next week. I think from now on, I can be fine.
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checkerboard flooring, red rose walls the large caterpillar's snoring, lets count humpty-dumpty's falls excessively strong tea, smiles that drive the crowds crazy a snakeskin hat just for me, something in the tea made the world a little wavy find me that hare, i want a scone the white roses are still there, i want a jabberwocky of my own please give me a design, i'll sew it up for you NO THAT ONE'S MINE, i'll make tea for two i want to save the world, then again it really doesn't matter 'cause you won't understand a word, i'm mad as a hatter
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Apr 12, 2019
Apr 12, 2019 at 10:04 PM UTC
join me in wonderland
'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe. "Beware the Jabberwock, my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch! Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun The frumious Bandersnatch!" He took his vorpal sword in hand: Long time the manxome foe he sought -- So rested he by the Tumtum tree, And stood awhile in thought. And, as in uffish thought he stood, The Jabberwock, with eyes of flame, Came whiffling through the tulgey wood, And burbled as it came! One, two! One, two! And through and through The vorpal blade went snicker-snack! He left it dead, and with its head He went galumphing back. "And, has thou slain the Jabberwock? Come to my arms, my beamish boy! O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!' He chortled in his joy. 'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe; All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe.
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Jan 30, 2015
Jan 30, 2015 at 7:47 PM UTC
JABBERWOCKY Lewis Carroll (from Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There, 1872)
there’s too much of this - too much work and paying bills not enough playing and finding thrills in sand pies made at the beach and silly jabberwocky speech too much worrying about this and that not enough funning lends you a life perpetually flat
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Apr 3, 2019
Apr 3, 2019 at 4:56 AM UTC
Adulting
I don’t believe a word you say; You voted for Trump, so go away. I don’t want your opinion any more On literally any kind of issue. Though you now begin to realize What you did to us all. Get a tissue. Go stand in the corner and let us Adults fix up the mess you made. None of you paid attention Further than the second grade. It’s not truly all your fault, I confess. We have to lay blame on the press. I’m not much happier with the Millions who didn’t even vote. They stayed home and ****** Made the country miss the boat. A lazy, worthless population Is a shameful kind of circumstance But a stupid loudmouthed bunch of fools Is at the prom without any pants. Then we look to a political group That rolls around in their own **** By electing a pompous baboon Who can barely read or spell Who spews out daily jabberwocky That drives us all to a kind of hell. He's an attention ***** and monster. A spoiled rich brat with no brains Who wants to set fire to the USA Then urinate on the remains. The horror is, though it’s all visible Your lack of care about facts is risible. You gladly go along with him when He blames his predecessor instead, Saying the fault is what your idiot did Not keeping the truth firmly in your head. It’s no longer campaign rhetoric. So please wake the hell up and see What your stupidity is doing to us Because we can’t bend you over our knees.
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Mar 5, 2017
Mar 5, 2017 at 3:43 PM UTC
I DON'T BELIEVE YOU