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"kieren" poems
I've got a funny story of my own actually; I rose from the dead, and then after that I ripped people apart. Okay maybe it’s not that funny but you can sit there and listen to it anyway. Listen to the story. It’s weird at first because all there is, is just darkness. It’s so dark; it doesn’t make any difference if your eyes are open or closed. What you think is that you’ve been buried alive. Not ideal. That’s proper... panic, you know. You hit out at the lid of the coffin even though there’s no way. But then... it starts to give. You have to push your way through all the soil. It takes ages doesn’t it? It takes so long. But all of a sudden something’s different; you feel the wind on the tips of your fingers. And the rain. Because before that you’re not really sure where you are. But now you know. And you’re pushing through. And then all this stuff at once. The moon. And this incredible storm blowing and the church bell ringing midnight and just standing there, nobody else around and all of it pushing into me. That feeling. It’s what being born must be like. Except you’ve got context. Because honestly, dead... Everything up to then was fear. Everything, even when I was alive, different levels of fear. But then it’s gone. And you’re like that: ‘Yeah, come on. Give it to me! Fill. Me. Up!’ But I tell you what, this hunger. This appetite. I could not wait to get started.
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Aug 12, 2014
Aug 12, 2014 at 4:28 AM UTC
Kieren Walker Monologue : In the Flesh
riddle **** **** u riddle not a joke a riddle riddle short little psalm-reading ya ya psalm reading no palm reading psalm reading hymn and that girl kept singing all loud lisp shuddup ******* it I love hurt the way u call me kieren not ky-ran rhymes with iran in all disembodied pro-nounciationz like 'EEE-ran' or 'EYE-ran' both let response wither wither from my dumb dumb writers-black writers-dark writers block wither wither withering
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Jan 1, 2015
Jan 1, 2015 at 4:23 AM UTC
coke poem #2