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"jettisoned" poems
My legs are shaking as I step Onto a frozen lake In skates that are not my own. He grabs my hands and whirls me in a wide circle I scream and beg for him to stop. He leaves me for a while to wobble slowly on my own. Then he returns with a shopping cart And dumps me in it To push me across the lake At an alarming rate. With tears in my eyes I beg him to stop. I know I am being jettisoned Towards my death.
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May 9, 2012
May 9, 2012 at 1:04 PM UTC
Ice-Skating
I remember the bed just floating there. Apart, apart, apart, apart. If you repeat something over and over again it loses its meaning For example: Homework, homework, homework, homework, homework, homework, homework, homework, homework See, nothing Our existence? It's the same way. You watch the sun set too often, it just becomes 6 PM You make the same mistake over and over you'll stop calling it a mistake If you just wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, one day you'll forget why Nothing is forever I last saw my mom when I was four years old Before the last argument they sent me off to the neighbor's house, like some astronaut jettisoned from the shuttle. When I came back there was no gravity in our home, beds floating I imagined it as an accident, that when I left We whispered to each other "I love you" so many times over that they forgot what it meant Family, family, family, family, family, family If you repeat something over and over again it loses its meaning This became my favorite game It made the sting of words evaporate. Separation, separation, separation; see, nothing Apart, apart, apart; see, nothing I am an injured person now I work with words all day Shut up, I know the irony When I was young, I was taught that the trick to dominating language was breaking it down Convincing it that it was worthless I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you.. ...See, nothing Soon after I left I developed a stutter Fate is a cruel and efficient tutor There is no escape in stutter You feel the meaning of every word drag itself up your throat S-s-s-separation Stutter is a cage made of mirrors Every "Are you ok?" Every "What'd you say?" Every "Come on kid, spit it out" Is a glaring reflection you cannot escape Every terrible moment skips upon its own announcement Over and over until it just hangs there, floating in the middle of the room Mom, ........ ....Dad? I am not wasteful with my words anymore. Even now after hundreds of hours of practicing away my stutter, I still feel the claw of meaning in the bottom of my throat. I have heard that even in space; You can hear the scratching of a I-I-I-I love you.
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Mar 25, 2016
Mar 25, 2016 at 6:23 PM UTC
Lost Meaning
I remember the bed just floating there. Apart, apart, apart, apart. If you repeat something over and over again it loses its meaning For example: Homework, homework, homework, homework, homework, homework, homework, homework, homework See, nothing Our existence? It's the same way. You watch the sun set too often, it just becomes 6 PM You make the same mistake over and over you'll stop calling it a mistake If you just wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, one day you'll forget why Nothing is forever I last saw my mom when I was four years old Before the last argument they sent me off to the neighbor's house, like some astronaut jettisoned from the shuttle. When I came back there was no gravity in our home, beds floating I imagined it as an accident, that when I left We whispered to each other "I love you" so many times over that they forgot what it meant Family, family, family, family, family, family If you repeat something over and over again it loses its meaning This became my favorite game It made the sting of words evaporate. Separation, separation, separation; see, nothing Apart, apart, apart; see, nothing I am an injured person now I work with words all day Shut up, I know the irony When I was young, I was taught that the trick to dominating language was breaking it down Convincing it that it was worthless I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you.. ...See, nothing Soon after I left I developed a stutter Fate is a cruel and efficient tutor There is no escape in stutter You feel the meaning of every word drag itself up your throat S-s-s-separation Stutter is a cage made of mirrors Every "Are you ok?" Every "What'd you say?" Every "Come on kid, spit it out" Is a glaring reflection you cannot escape Every terrible moment skips upon its own announcement Over and over until it just hangs there, floating in the middle of the room Mom, ........ ....Dad? I am not wasteful with my words anymore. Even now after hundreds of hours of practicing away my stutter, I still feel the claw of meaning in the bottom of my throat. I have heard that even in space; You can hear the scratching of a I-I-I-I love you.
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We have ventured from the start and lost sight and broken apart, but there is a way to live without hearing heartbeats as ticking clocks shouting of times past; we sat side by side through every class and we’re not done learning. Our gravestones are jettisoned from the shuttle, floating there goes gravity but even shadowed from the sun by so much, we clutch at moons to make our own light on our own planet. We could keep going now, could stop each other from falling and keep marking our heights against the wall even though they stopped changing long ago because we didn’t and instead of accumulating the weight of years and days we could find a way to keep getting lighter the farther we get from the beginning we are finite but there went gravity cause of death: life
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Apr 1, 2015
Apr 1, 2015 at 1:24 PM UTC
Pluto
cast out chucked away deep-sixed discarded discharged disposed of expelled flung aside thrown down jettisoned deserted jilted vacated left in abdication aggravated outcast rejected eliminated forgotten given up godforsaken
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Oct 4, 2011
Oct 4, 2011 at 11:02 AM UTC
Dumped
by guess and by god, headstrong, a recklessly charted course. ruled by intuition and ammunition we were captains together--but then the weather! clouded our stars, washed away our vision, tore our sails. my captain! i was desperate! for you: i jettisoned my heart, threw overboard my sensibility, let out all my rope until the Bitter End. but you mean to abandon ship! after all we've sailed through, and you mean to abandon ship. you've left me with the devil to pay, but instead i'll swallow the anchor, i'll swallow it whole. forgive my mutiny, but a dead captain is no captain, and the sea does own my soul.
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Nov 21, 2011
Nov 21, 2011 at 8:13 PM UTC
between the devil and the deep blue sea
your heart will not fail in space it will be an object of its own mass and gravity no longer will there be a throttle in its vessels and asynchronicity in its rhythms— the beats, oh, the beats your heart, when it is in space, will only wait for an entity to be jettisoned from a shuttle my oxygen is running low i love you to your heart and never back
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Jan 17, 2022
Jan 17, 2022 at 12:01 AM UTC
celestial heart
- Greetings, I am the empty chair you just recently pushed into the carport like some unruly child made to stand in a corner. Not a new chair for sure, but you made me _Your_ chair by the force of gravity, transforming my cushion into perfect contours in the image of your *** Though you were always careful if crumbs fell into me to get up and brush them away, and instead of just plopping down hard on me, you sat gentle and easy, even if only doing so to soften the shock for yourself, there were moments as you sipped beer you let it slip through your bottom lip, dripping on me with bitter aftertaste. Still, I was forgiving of that, and even to those numerous occasions of you venting your evening meals. But the one event that forever sullied our personal relationship was the morning you woke on me soaked in most of the past evening's                               ~~brew Though you tried to patch things up with towels and scented sprays, we were never to look upon one another with the same recognition again. I know now the days for me here number far less than the buttons of the controller you so frequently lost between my cushions, giggling me in your efforts to retrieved it. Although our separation will mean for me a transformation into a twisted pile of springs, stuffing, splinters and ripped cloth within the bucket jaws of a front end loader in the snow, I can take some comfort with me to the resting pits of jettisoned human folly that our severance was of no fault of my own. yours truly, Chair... s jones 2007-2020 .
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Dec 6, 2020
Dec 6, 2020 at 8:13 AM UTC
note from a condemned chair
- Greetings, I am the empty chair you just recently pushed into the carport like some unruly child made to stand in a corner. Not a new chair for sure, but you made me _Your_ chair by the force of gravity, transforming my cushion into perfect contours in the image of your *** Though you were always careful if crumbs fell into me to get up and brush them away, and instead of just plopping down hard on me, you sat gentle and easy, even if only doing so to soften the shock for yourself, there were moments as you sipped beer you let it slip through your bottom lip, dripping on me with bitter aftertaste. Still, I was forgiving of that, and even to those numerous occasions of you venting your evening meals. But the one event that forever sullied our personal relationship was the morning you woke on me soaked in most of the past evening's                               ~~brew Though you tried to patch things up with towels and scented sprays, we were never to look upon one another with the same recognition again. I know now the days for me here number far less than the buttons of the controller you so frequently lost between my cushions, giggling me in your efforts to retrieved it. Although our separation will mean for me a transformation into a twisted pile of springs, stuffing, splinters and ripped cloth within the bucket jaws of a front end loader in the snow, I can take some comfort with me to the resting pits of jettisoned human folly that our severance was of no fault of my own. yours truly, Chair... s jones 2007-2020 .
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The paratrooper clad in chlorophyllic green stoic in resolve he leaps jettisoned from lofty perch spiraling in space tumbling through time. Airborne born into the air delivered to the dirt he dies, decomposes a casualty of consequence body brown and rotting in the rain. Wars are waged and seasons change and the world spins on in spite of all.
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Nov 7, 2014
Nov 7, 2014 at 3:15 PM UTC
Autumn
Tales told to me by my grandmother of the Duende. as the campfires danced . The black leopard stood far back in the trees A ghost in the machine as we describe it today. Jettisoned by the sun gods for knowledge of self one little elf. Now Boogeyman Hobgoblin. Troll. A manifestation of all men fear. To walkabout and scurry in the pale moonlight. The Duende awaits the ship in the night sky lift him up away to the end of time.
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Dec 13, 2012
Dec 13, 2012 at 2:51 AM UTC
Duende
When people ask what I do for a living, I respond “*Listening to my heart ****** as my mind garden blossoms incandescent indigo constellations humming the songs of nature’s entirety. I sensually embrace the entirety’s divine lips kissing my spirit with sacred words merging into me— a blissful osmosis of neurotransmitters waltzing with my consciousness flowing liquid electricity and molten rhythms of oxygen in kinetic unison through moments of subjective apocalypses slowly returning to yugen.*” When asked where I see myself in ten years, I respond “*Copacetic contentment— having surrendered my life to more than just the digital currency of likes and retweets and the constantly dissolving paper coins because I chose to see people as breathing pieces of naked art, in progress, stripped down to their thoughts jettisoned through this spherical time of infinite space and possibility slowly accepting there is more out there beyond traditional political religical flimflam, beyond abnormal logicality, beyond nirvana.*”
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Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 4:56 PM UTC
Full Moon Conversation
In a blanket of breath now pleasantly swathed Our bodies made broken; prostrate in the fog Exhumed from the boughs of tree-tops so balmy On alabaster bones that tremble quite calmly With thoughts of tomorrow, our miasmic today That in wistful contemplation is thoroughly dismayed Like the sullen, windy chimes of a church bell that rings In the hardened heart of winter, on frost-bitten strings Which frail, arboreal appendages, with nimble purposes pluck To indulge the dulcet beds, in which our thoughts are tucked In a licentious yawn that drifts, from scentless, sleepy shrouds Like azure ships now sailing, through lofty, lilting clouds Our pendulous hands still pawning these passionate decrees With fervent fears to consummate your swiftly slumbered vestige Atop my flesh, all slick with sweat, and in shadows sorely rapt The mellifluous hum of reverent sight, through keyholes quickened pass My heart is estranged from the banal constraint of this stagnant mortal coil Held aloft in the piercing plea of love’s unbidden toil All visions captive to the subtle sway of your chest now undulating Like waves that crash, in rhythms vast; my thoughts, they are invading Urgency deemed, from unconscious form, in sharp pangs of desire The crease between your lips, the hand heavy on my hip: the nuances in which I am mired The idiosyncrasies of you like a poem that is repeatedly folded And jettisoned into my open mind, where these precious admissions molded Taking form in tangible caress, to envelop with silken shivers On the sill of windows wide where lonesome flowers withered Thus proffered throat, in porcelain quiver, where stilted lungs concealed In tear-wrought arrows, tempered and true, fly with errant zeal To pin my ruminant heart upon this ragged, beggar’s sleeve And chain my weightless body, from where it floats among the eaves
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Oct 28, 2011
Oct 28, 2011 at 8:29 PM UTC
The Idiosyncrasies of You
In a blanket of breath now pleasantly swathed Our bodies made broken; prostrate in the fog Exhumed from the boughs of tree-tops so balmy On alabaster bones that tremble quite calmly With thoughts of tomorrow, our miasmic today That in wistful contemplation is thoroughly dismayed Like the sullen, windy chimes of a church bell that rings In the hardened heart of winter, on frost-bitten strings Which frail, arboreal appendages, with nimble purposes pluck To indulge the dulcet beds, in which our thoughts are tucked In a licentious yawn that drifts, from scentless, sleepy shrouds Like azure ships now sailing, through lofty, lilting clouds Our pendulous hands still pawning these passionate decrees With fervent fears to consummate your swiftly slumbered vestige Atop my flesh, all slick with sweat, and in shadows sorely rapt The mellifluous hum of reverent sight, through keyholes quickened pass My heart is estranged from the banal constraint of this stagnant mortal coil Held aloft in the piercing plea of love’s unbidden toil All visions captive to the subtle sway of your chest now undulating Like waves that crash, in rhythms vast; my thoughts, they are invading Urgency deemed, from unconscious form, in sharp pangs of desire The crease between your lips, the hand heavy on my hip: the nuances in which I am mired The idiosyncrasies of you like a poem that is repeatedly folded And jettisoned into my open mind, where these precious admissions molded Taking form in tangible caress, to envelop with silken shivers On the sill of windows wide where lonesome flowers withered Thus proffered throat, in porcelain quiver, where stilted lungs concealed In tear-wrought arrows, tempered and true, fly with errant zeal To pin my ruminant heart upon this ragged, beggar’s sleeve And chain my weightless body, from where it floats among the eaves
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Somebody had thrown a cassette of Therapy?'s "Troublegum" its nicotine-hued tape mangled like the innards of a gutted fish, or so many sprayed limbs in a crowded car pile-up -decorating the bare branches of the winter-stricken trees which lay beyond the barbed wire fence that separated the state-supported and architecturally sound playground facade of the solitary concrete grounds -with empty swings- of our mixed gender primary school of 200 plus students (whom were referred to as "pupils"-which reminded me too much of eyes, but children are all eyes, aren't they? With golden-hued irises, who seem to remember everything). Who had thrown it there? Smashing all the angst-sodden, ripped guitar reverberations -the fruits of a few individuals hard grasp and compromise, toiled out through a probable number of significant years- that had lurked inside? Why that gesture and why in that place? Perhaps it had been the jettisoned request of some clandestine love affair (ephemerality also lays claims to gifts, to its plural gesture) or, maybe in a more obviously classical mode, it was only the result of a bored friend who cared little for the music or the efforts behind its delivery? Whatever the reason, its one of a handful of memories that have stayed with me when my thoughts strayed back to that school (mostly without an intended purpose). Also, across the same wasteland there were assembled corrugated shacks lined in front of back-garden walls strewn with illegible graffiti anticipating the waning rave culture where we supposed-and were frightened by the thought- that were the hang-outs of Drug users (AIDS was still a topic then) and Pedophiles. But then again, we never tried to find out.
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Jul 12, 2014
Jul 12, 2014 at 7:06 AM UTC
User
Somebody had thrown a cassette of Therapy?'s "Troublegum" its nicotine-hued tape mangled like the innards of a gutted fish, or so many sprayed limbs in a crowded car pile-up -decorating the bare branches of the winter-stricken trees which lay beyond the barbed wire fence that separated the state-supported and architecturally sound playground facade of the solitary concrete grounds -with empty swings- of our mixed gender primary school of 200 plus students (whom were referred to as "pupils"-which reminded me too much of eyes, but children are all eyes, aren't they? With golden-hued irises, who seem to remember everything). Who had thrown it there? Smashing all the angst-sodden, ripped guitar reverberations -the fruits of a few individuals hard grasp and compromise, toiled out through a probable number of significant years- that had lurked inside? Why that gesture and why in that place? Perhaps it had been the jettisoned request of some clandestine love affair (ephemerality also lays claims to gifts, to its plural gesture) or, maybe in a more obviously classical mode, it was only the result of a bored friend who cared little for the music or the efforts behind its delivery? Whatever the reason, its one of a handful of memories that have stayed with me when my thoughts strayed back to that school (mostly without an intended purpose). Also, across the same wasteland there were assembled corrugated shacks lined in front of back-garden walls strewn with illegible graffiti anticipating the waning rave culture where we supposed-and were frightened by the thought- that were the hang-outs of Drug users (AIDS was still a topic then) and Pedophiles. But then again, we never tried to find out.
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Lulaby in D minor. Random cadence. Radiant. Pill passing as placebo. But deaadly as stricnine. Spider hiding on the leaf. Baited breath. taut with anticipation..dance mephisto.. Fittest surviving by vibing on feedback. Floating on experiences expediences. Called intuition ? Seen it before, another stitch For the quilt. Mental flotsam. Jettisoned jetsum. Protesteth greatly. Knows inately. ... the. Exception or rule. Cumbaya. My lord. Cumbaya.
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Oct 8, 2013
Oct 8, 2013 at 8:43 AM UTC
kiss me **** me
Sling grease into pitch of doggerel vowel I'm looking for an "aooga" sound that diminishes as if jettisoned by speed of light whipping sugar cane plantation slave ghosts' utterances      paean screams doused How I wish to be one of the first followers of Obama to Havana footfall through tic of time slow gaits toc of eon      a Cold War's metrical decomposition Aooga Aooga      Rumpapa Rumpapa           Shucka Shucka Shucka Everyone is free and so many of us swim      an opposite direction Gyrate feet, hips, Cuba's beaches      smile, gaze upon maracas           Shucka Shucka Shucka      **** on raw sugar cane              Freely with great abandonment      and greater ability
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Mar 29, 2016
Mar 29, 2016 at 4:46 PM UTC
Abandonment and Ability
Born The 7th son I steer Ever Toward The deep Yet Jagged rocks Splinter All thought   What bliss This loneliness Compels An old way Yet untamed By and by A thousand Meters Of  coast Encompasses my Throat Leveled By the drink I Await My body Human flotsam Jettisoned O'r starboard Eons ago Swallowed salt water Ever hotter Listening to waves And gulls spell my name Young ensign of fate Breathing Cyclic and finite A novel storm Looms On the horn On the cliffs adrift
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Dec 23, 2015
Dec 23, 2015 at 11:38 AM UTC
Cup
The sound of a car alarm, "Detonating" might not sound inappropriate Like waking into a fight that's kicking off- on Sunday mornings. This is the realisation Of how the world intrudes Of how the the inner sanctum is detached from the private self. Car alarms -the drones of greater Western suburbia. How are we expected to be overwhelmed by life When we desire all the apps and whistles Of electronic distraction to keep our heart rates Steadily rising? Seeing a jettisoned supermarket trolley Abandoned in a riverbed Close to a church whose peak attendance Occurs at summer weddings Explains more about the human capacity for tragedy Than most schloarly texts on Greek Drama Surely this the curse of socities who best express sentiments through images? The ability to make exhibitions out of emotions, of replaying journeys Without speaking words Somewhere a girl runs away from home Somewhere else a boys runs to his bedroom And even the streetlights betrayed with shattered glass Make the sound of thunderstorms on warm evenings. The moon too bright to decipher as a circle with unshielded eyes.
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Jul 25, 2016
Jul 25, 2016 at 8:45 AM UTC
Indeterminacy
The manner of her tongue was a bit antiquated, yet her personality was heretical, rejecting traditions. She is an ingenious paradox and I'm a little abashed to say that I'm in a state of extol. However I came to the consensus that I will safeguard her inaudible heart, scorn every hint of dismay, and feed it to the vultures. I have jettisoned my own grotesque nature, for she is my alleviation. It might sound querulous, but she is the pinnacle of my languished existence.
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Mar 31, 2014
Mar 31, 2014 at 5:14 PM UTC
Pheromones
Wearing a drab dress, all white, I see a girl child of about eight seemingly lost, perhaps left alone to fight her continuing wars with a callous world, walking hurriedly all by herself along a desolate street, that to me seems familiar yes, it's in the part of the city, once I lived which always was seen teeming with life except perhaps in such mystery dreams. Think of this, don't you in spirit live in many different places, like hearts of lovers one cherishes though now one hardly remembers, how it happened and where it was or how many different persona constitute, the 'You, you think are You' Like a somnambulist she walks along  the tree lined street, I was watching her through a  window set high, as she passed a young palm laden with coconuts, and then a strange feeling gripped me and said "It must be she, standing in this cozy room's warmth and isn't that I, taking faltering steps along the street, where she has been never before and don't know what  awaits her or any other beyond that corner" Is she a refugee from somewhere, an orphan whom the world has jettisoned, with nothing to look forward? An improbable adventurer aged just eight, still ready to stare a dark, overcast day, on it's face fearless? I just flew out of the window and was astonished at that feat and  the speed; who would think I could pull it off? I flew following her as if fearing for my dear life, as if she and I have a cryptic connection I forgot,somehow Where is she?my heart in palpitation,I flow with the wind.
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Jun 27, 2017
Jun 27, 2017 at 4:05 PM UTC
The Girl in White
Wearing a drab dress, all white, I see a girl child of about eight seemingly lost, perhaps left alone to fight her continuing wars with a callous world, walking hurriedly all by herself along a desolate street, that to me seems familiar yes, it's in the part of the city, once I lived which always was seen teeming with life except perhaps in such mystery dreams. Think of this, don't you in spirit live in many different places, like hearts of lovers one cherishes though now one hardly remembers, how it happened and where it was or how many different persona constitute, the 'You, you think are You' Like a somnambulist she walks along  the tree lined street, I was watching her through a  window set high, as she passed a young palm laden with coconuts, and then a strange feeling gripped me and said "It must be she, standing in this cozy room's warmth and isn't that I, taking faltering steps along the street, where she has been never before and don't know what  awaits her or any other beyond that corner" Is she a refugee from somewhere, an orphan whom the world has jettisoned, with nothing to look forward? An improbable adventurer aged just eight, still ready to stare a dark, overcast day, on it's face fearless? I just flew out of the window and was astonished at that feat and  the speed; who would think I could pull it off? I flew following her as if fearing for my dear life, as if she and I have a cryptic connection I forgot,somehow Where is she?my heart in palpitation,I flow with the wind.
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the first day of the New Year has got off to a bad start the resolution I made was jettisoned off my cart when another New Year swings around again I'll put that one on my must do freight train over the past decade I've had several broken intentions which have resulted in not sticking to conventions those who can oversight an annual oath well might just like sharing their keeper's spell here I sit eating what I vowed I wouldn't eat but gee I am enjoying that sugary treacle treat
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Dec 31, 2016
Dec 31, 2016 at 11:18 PM UTC
Broken New Year Resolution
It always makes me wake up when it hits; When a rivulet of sweat runs between my **** I wake up thinking some bug is walking there Because it tickles my manly bit of chest hair. Guys are built much different than the rest. We are not supposed to have issues with our chest. But here I am trying to get some sleep Suddenly aware my cleavage is too deep. Stuff is happening backwards that should not What we supposed to do with this mess we’ve got? Something’s got the world all upside down. God must be a freaky circus clown. Regardless of some nasty radio rants I have no problem with women wearing pants. And in life today as I have always seen The woman is often the boss, big and mean. And I have heard, in current affairs and state That men can even, in time, learn to lactate. But this one situation in which I have ******* Threatens to unhinge and drive me a bit loopy. I guess, with time, I will someday get accustomed. And I know some old ideas need to be jettisoned. But I never expected that this would be a year For me to go get fitted for an absorbent brassiere.
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Sep 30, 2017
Sep 30, 2017 at 9:42 PM UTC
NOT KNOCKING KNOCKERS
The retired vaudevillian engraves his love's epitaph while eating caramelized clusters The local sodomites huddle around and mourn outside the morgue Waiting for the body of their **** to be handed over They've given her body an overhaul She looks more alive than when she was living Hobnobbing with the well-to-do The retired vaudevillian comes to collect the body of his deceased wife He looks down at the sodomites For their outlandish appearance and choice of employment has resulted in mistrust "Oh my love, why couldn't you have been the driver instead of the passenger whose body was jettisoned into the air and smashed upon the asphalt?" "She could do ten thousand breast strokes, paint masterpieces with one brush stroke" The sodomites began to taunt the vaudevillian Calling him washed up He retorted back calling them toothless heathen ******   A mercenary was called to end the dispute outside of the morgue He killed half of the sodomites and tasered the vaudevillian The undertaker wheeled out the body bag on dolly But he lost control, and the body went careening down the hill into a cloudy bay The party of mourners grouped around the bay and watched the body float on to the afterlife She left behind her has-been husband and her **** ******* cohorts I bet she would have appreciated this little organized dime store wake
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 9:46 PM UTC
Maude
My lone, disheveled skiff is flooded With moonlight. I am a real-life sea captain, Wading off the shore of Life. I have jettisoned my mighty oar, I now lie on the hull, drowning In a Champion's brew. I miss my mates. I'm sick of reminiscing w/ the stars Of my friends, my crew, Our complacency, And the Great War.
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Oct 8, 2017
Oct 8, 2017 at 6:09 PM UTC
Sea Captain
Spring spent as a sprout bedridden in sediment then edifice jettisoned. By summer roots ready, tendons threaded, a frenzy of appendages, extremities extended. In autumn stem shedding feathers, fallen flower petal treasures, emerald essence surrendered; amber bled, blood letting red, settling in ephemeral orange embers. But winter December veteran still remembers fledgling seeds spreading instead of this, condemned to frigid tether then again severed and unfettered; sun's warmth, tender benevolence and pleasures if ever through the coldest weather and snow yet treaded together.
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Dec 24, 2023
Dec 24, 2023 at 7:07 PM UTC
December Remembers