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Donald Trump what a Chump The name makes my blood Boil His views remind me of Those poor Jews when ****** Caused such Immortal coil Trump claims to be against Extremism yet it Leaks through his core all the Way to his Brittle bones Brainwashing vulnerable; Led to his Blood stained Throne No blood shed yet; He speaks Hell don't be so naive Trump contemplated by So many minds in this Day and age shouldn't be Building walls make them tall Then what Is this the way? Segregation, Racism Shuts his eyes, Cover's ears He'll not hear what we say It's Devastating such Man claims chance to taint our Minds with his Bitter taste A Catastrophe, Shows no Diplomacy With 'Morals' formed into Very Strange Scary shapes Yes, I agree Something Needs to change but Believe Me 'Trump' is not that Thing Sheds empty promises Causing controversy With 'Peace' as the end goal Trumps No way to begin His Immaturity Is so apparent that He will ruin the world As we know it today I think Trump needs some help Some Mental help to drive All those Devils living Within him Far away! © Karen L Hamilton, January 2016
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Jan 27, 2016
Jan 27, 2016 at 8:20 PM UTC
The Flump Trump
When I enter, the black holes of myself, they are located, transcribed upon the blackboards of our unified bodies, the magnification of energy transversed, principles demonstrated by the unconcluding conclusion of the expansion of creation, the rebirthing of one universe never ending When I enter a woman, the discovery sought, the definitional needed, the proofs equational, the factors constant, not the variable truths, the demonstrations positive, the constants of the universe, combinational, all within, a single point glistening to gentle comfort this knowledge of my wasting, the foresight of my limitations from the day of birth my matter, matters, my energy neither destroyed or created, illimitable, my decline inevitable and yet! cannot alter my atomic structure. my future guaranteed, my inner light, traveling so fast, it has yet to arrive When I enter a woman, the laws of physics become special theories of relativity, we are motion in time, force and energy nucleotides rawest refined, elemental and particle nuclear, packets of light exclaimed When I enter a woman, organic, chemistry, interdisciplinary my body and its life force shaped as electric current transceivers crossing galaxies, there can be no deceivers, there but and only the birthing of heat, a byproduct of interjection, conjunction creation of creativity <> she is my proof long after the log normal of my nerves, now parceled to the invisible of an oscillating log natural, fertilizes the sea grasses that so intoxicate, flying, carried, by the invisiblity of the winds, all-where I have chosen as my shifting shape, when this container leaks and crack'd, in sentry reentry orbit, to the nearest garbage strewn construction-dead lot When I enter a woman, physics far beyond the commonplace, physical transition to knowledge of life ever after death and fear are time sensitized passing notions, crushed by the consolation of physics, the eternality of a time once begun, cannot end, and therefore this, my one theory of everything, the God I worship, of course, he is invisible!
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Nov 23, 2014
Nov 23, 2014 at 8:40 AM UTC
The Consolation of Physics (When I Enter a Woman) Nov. 2014
When I enter, the black holes of myself, they are located, transcribed upon the blackboards of our unified bodies, the magnification of energy transversed, principles demonstrated by the unconcluding conclusion of the expansion of creation, the rebirthing of one universe never ending When I enter a woman, the discovery sought, the definitional needed, the proofs equational, the factors constant, not the variable truths, the demonstrations positive, the constants of the universe, combinational, all within, a single point glistening to gentle comfort this knowledge of my wasting, the foresight of my limitations from the day of birth my matter, matters, my energy neither destroyed or created, illimitable, my decline inevitable and yet! cannot alter my atomic structure. my future guaranteed, my inner light, traveling so fast, it has yet to arrive When I enter a woman, the laws of physics become special theories of relativity, we are motion in time, force and energy nucleotides rawest refined, elemental and particle nuclear, packets of light exclaimed When I enter a woman, organic, chemistry, interdisciplinary my body and its life force shaped as electric current transceivers crossing galaxies, there can be no deceivers, there but and only the birthing of heat, a byproduct of interjection, conjunction creation of creativity <> she is my proof long after the log normal of my nerves, now parceled to the invisible of an oscillating log natural, fertilizes the sea grasses that so intoxicate, flying, carried, by the invisiblity of the winds, all-where I have chosen as my shifting shape, when this container leaks and crack'd, in sentry reentry orbit, to the nearest garbage strewn construction-dead lot When I enter a woman, physics far beyond the commonplace, physical transition to knowledge of life ever after death and fear are time sensitized passing notions, crushed by the consolation of physics, the eternality of a time once begun, cannot end, and therefore this, my one theory of everything, the God I worship, of course, he is invisible!
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A painful tear leaks from my eye, It screams a terrible sound, A sound so loud but unheard from all around, It flows down my cheek and seeps into the ground, “Help him”, it cries “he wants to die”
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Mar 3, 2018
Mar 3, 2018 at 8:43 PM UTC
he wants to die.
As I walked out one evening, Walking down Bristol Street, The crowds upon the pavement Were fields of harvest wheat. And down by the brimming river I heard a lover sing Under an arch of the railway: "Love has no ending. "I'll love you, dear, I'll love you Till China and Africa meet, And the river jumps over the mountain And the salmon sing in the street, "I'll love you till the ocean Is folded and hung up to dry And the seven stars go squawking Like geese about the sky. "The years shall run like rabbits, For in my arms I hold The Flower of the Ages, And the first love of the world." But all the clocks in the city Began to whirr and chime: "O let not Time deceive you, You cannot conquer Time. "In the burrows of the Nightmare Where Justice naked is, Time watches from the shadow And coughs when you would kiss. "In headaches and in worry Vaguely life leaks away, And Time will have his fancy To-morrow or to-day. "Into many a green valley Drifts the appalling snow; Time breaks the threaded dances And the diver's brilliant bow. "O plunge your hands in water, Plunge them in up to the wrist; Stare, stare in the basin And wonder what you've missed. "The glacier knocks in the cupboard, The desert sighs in the bed, And the crack in the tea-cup opens A lane to the land of the dead. "Where the beggars raffle the banknotes And the Giant is enchanting to Jack, And the Lily-white Boy is a Roarer, And Jill goes down on her back. "O look, look in the mirror? O look in your distress: Life remains a blessing Although you cannot bless. "O stand, stand at the window As the tears scald and start; You shall love your crooked neighbour With your crooked heart." It was late, late in the evening, The lovers they were gone; The clocks had ceased their chiming, And the deep river ran on.
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As I Walked Out One Evening
As I walked out one evening, Walking down Bristol Street, The crowds upon the pavement Were fields of harvest wheat. And down by the brimming river I heard a lover sing Under an arch of the railway: "Love has no ending. "I'll love you, dear, I'll love you Till China and Africa meet, And the river jumps over the mountain And the salmon sing in the street, "I'll love you till the ocean Is folded and hung up to dry And the seven stars go squawking Like geese about the sky. "The years shall run like rabbits, For in my arms I hold The Flower of the Ages, And the first love of the world." But all the clocks in the city Began to whirr and chime: "O let not Time deceive you, You cannot conquer Time. "In the burrows of the Nightmare Where Justice naked is, Time watches from the shadow And coughs when you would kiss. "In headaches and in worry Vaguely life leaks away, And Time will have his fancy To-morrow or to-day. "Into many a green valley Drifts the appalling snow; Time breaks the threaded dances And the diver's brilliant bow. "O plunge your hands in water, Plunge them in up to the wrist; Stare, stare in the basin And wonder what you've missed. "The glacier knocks in the cupboard, The desert sighs in the bed, And the crack in the tea-cup opens A lane to the land of the dead. "Where the beggars raffle the banknotes And the Giant is enchanting to Jack, And the Lily-white Boy is a Roarer, And Jill goes down on her back. "O look, look in the mirror? O look in your distress: Life remains a blessing Although you cannot bless. "O stand, stand at the window As the tears scald and start; You shall love your crooked neighbour With your crooked heart." It was late, late in the evening, The lovers they were gone; The clocks had ceased their chiming, And the deep river ran on.
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Love, why do you make my heart bleed? It leaks thick red plasma that stains on my fingers As I try to conceal the pain and hide it deep within My own two hands reach up and take my breath away The lies you speak catching in my lungs Forget keeping appearances, I'm suffocating The answers seem so clear As I gasp for air In shock I stare down at my hands in horror As I find they are replaced with your own This sudden display leaves me in disbelief I don't want to see all the truth coming up to smother me I wasn't smart enough to stay away From those treacherous arms that promised safety As they had planned from the beginning To clench around my throat and liquidate all my strength and glory Before we even said our first hello's You planned the end before we began Love, I will make your heart weep What you give out comes back to you I will get you on your knees Begging for forgiveness Till they become bruised and give out I will break you down before you dare to believe you've won If you are iniquity think of me as your karma, You will never win
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Jul 28, 2018
Jul 28, 2018 at 1:47 AM UTC
Iniquity
The bloom of the cut rose leaks into the water glass. She fixes breakfast. I sit thereabouts waiting. I trouble my coffee with a spoon. Her slippers scuff softly on the floor. Her dreaming slowly leaves her eyes. I rub my homely morning face. The finger of a tree taps the glass. It will not be admitted with the pale, newborn light. The world already goes its way. It minds if we are slow to follow. The street grumbles at my well-used robe. Matins bells predict a running out. We keep our peace longer than we should.
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Nov 9, 2012
Nov 9, 2012 at 8:50 AM UTC
Kitchen Talk
Someday I'd like to wander free like butterfly, like bumblebee, perhaps to plant a willow tree beside the silent solemn sea, before these things exist no more, from mountain top to shifting shore, when, soon, bald eagles cease to soar and build their aeries nevermore, and fish forsake polluted streams (where sulfur swims and typhoid teems since no one really cares it seems) to die inside our toxic dreams while ice caps melt and winter steams, and all the air surrounding reeks as children choke, for no one speaks of fracking wells or oily leaks (Big Brother's silenced all critiques!), and rancid rains acidify so woods no longer multiply (for God so wills, we can't deny, which is, of course, our alibi). And as the deepest ocean fills with plastic bags, and garbage spills upon the plains, across the hills and turns to poison dust that kills wild dingo dogs and daffodils which sink in swamps’ forsaken swills, the mocking bird makes light and trills (midst waning wails of whippoorwills) "Behold the surreal scene that chills and greet the dread that death distills! You've had your day with all the frills that brought the flood and final ills that can't be cured with bitter pills nor yet undone with further thrills of profit gained that grinds and fills dead desert sands with dollar bills." EPILOGUE Though swaddled still in infancy, we feel we’ve reached our primacy (aloof, though preaching piously, disdaining deeds of decency) and have no need of augury. But in the pit of prophecy the crucial questions seem to be: “Is doom Earth’s fate, our destiny to twist in tides of agony destroying nature’s progeny with no return a certainty assured by death’s finality?” and ”Should we plant a willow tree to someday weep for you and me?”
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Jun 16, 2015
Jun 16, 2015 at 2:45 PM UTC
A Willow Tree
Someday I'd like to wander free like butterfly, like bumblebee, perhaps to plant a willow tree beside the silent solemn sea, before these things exist no more, from mountain top to shifting shore, when, soon, bald eagles cease to soar and build their aeries nevermore, and fish forsake polluted streams (where sulfur swims and typhoid teems since no one really cares it seems) to die inside our toxic dreams while ice caps melt and winter steams, and all the air surrounding reeks as children choke, for no one speaks of fracking wells or oily leaks (Big Brother's silenced all critiques!), and rancid rains acidify so woods no longer multiply (for God so wills, we can't deny, which is, of course, our alibi). And as the deepest ocean fills with plastic bags, and garbage spills upon the plains, across the hills and turns to poison dust that kills wild dingo dogs and daffodils which sink in swamps’ forsaken swills, the mocking bird makes light and trills (midst waning wails of whippoorwills) "Behold the surreal scene that chills and greet the dread that death distills! You've had your day with all the frills that brought the flood and final ills that can't be cured with bitter pills nor yet undone with further thrills of profit gained that grinds and fills dead desert sands with dollar bills." EPILOGUE Though swaddled still in infancy, we feel we’ve reached our primacy (aloof, though preaching piously, disdaining deeds of decency) and have no need of augury. But in the pit of prophecy the crucial questions seem to be: “Is doom Earth’s fate, our destiny to twist in tides of agony destroying nature’s progeny with no return a certainty assured by death’s finality?” and ”Should we plant a willow tree to someday weep for you and me?”
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She says she doesn’t have the strength within herself to write poetry. Yes, her. The one who so often nourished me with song til my soul began to learn how to hunt for itself, whose word carried weight in leading me to pick my own instrument, albeit one of a different tone, as the key in keyboard became prominent for the first time and the sound of purposeful fingers upon it could be considered, only in the right light, synonymous to the plucking of strings, just as rooted in emotion. Yet she's the first to say that she herself can't do it. Thing is, I suppose we’re politely at odds on the matter. She favors poetry that’s sharper, with a cleaner cut, that’s message is immediate and jarring as a conduit running from soul through skin, or a loose-lipped diary finally freed from lock and key. And when she declared it, I started to consider what my poems seem to me: Blackberry bushes (but kinder, I hope) that snag and immerse just long enough to make me feel I’ve had an effect. I’ve used writing to expel my most gnarled feelings to any passerby who’s maybe felt the same. Like crying in a mirror: alarming, but oddly refreshing, and an indefinite reminder that our aches are never only our own. Still, I'm not sure why it blows my mind to hear that even the most glamorous hearts, who wear confidence as a summer breeze that's always in their favor and who inspire, from beau gestures to sleight of hand, are included in those who find themselves pacing back, back and forth, begging curbside at the dime store for a scrap of the same feed that convinces a heart to pump ink. But she says that any art that's enjoyed is worth it. So while she seeks out words that bare the bones, I’ll stay and make a meal of the marrow, hollowing them so that the poetry may have a rightful place to reverberate as hymns in a universal monastery. But hell, like I’m any old soul. I dress nicer than I otherwise would, turn to the mother who told me I don’t meet her lowest standards, and ask for a critique. All for the moment when she greets me at the door with a legendary G#. ...Now please, could you spare a dime?
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Jun 28, 2018
Jun 28, 2018 at 2:27 PM UTC
This Just In: No Showboat's Without a Few Leaks, Either
She says she doesn’t have the strength within herself to write poetry. Yes, her. The one who so often nourished me with song til my soul began to learn how to hunt for itself, whose word carried weight in leading me to pick my own instrument, albeit one of a different tone, as the key in keyboard became prominent for the first time and the sound of purposeful fingers upon it could be considered, only in the right light, synonymous to the plucking of strings, just as rooted in emotion. Yet she's the first to say that she herself can't do it. Thing is, I suppose we’re politely at odds on the matter. She favors poetry that’s sharper, with a cleaner cut, that’s message is immediate and jarring as a conduit running from soul through skin, or a loose-lipped diary finally freed from lock and key. And when she declared it, I started to consider what my poems seem to me: Blackberry bushes (but kinder, I hope) that snag and immerse just long enough to make me feel I’ve had an effect. I’ve used writing to expel my most gnarled feelings to any passerby who’s maybe felt the same. Like crying in a mirror: alarming, but oddly refreshing, and an indefinite reminder that our aches are never only our own. Still, I'm not sure why it blows my mind to hear that even the most glamorous hearts, who wear confidence as a summer breeze that's always in their favor and who inspire, from beau gestures to sleight of hand, are included in those who find themselves pacing back, back and forth, begging curbside at the dime store for a scrap of the same feed that convinces a heart to pump ink. But she says that any art that's enjoyed is worth it. So while she seeks out words that bare the bones, I’ll stay and make a meal of the marrow, hollowing them so that the poetry may have a rightful place to reverberate as hymns in a universal monastery. But hell, like I’m any old soul. I dress nicer than I otherwise would, turn to the mother who told me I don’t meet her lowest standards, and ask for a critique. All for the moment when she greets me at the door with a legendary G#. ...Now please, could you spare a dime?
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I want to feel your lips Between the crevice of my breast I want you to lay me down And pluck my clothes Like petals of a flower I want you to run your fingers through my hair And make me sing like a harp I want to be held so tight I can barely breath Pull me in your arms and wear me like your favorite sweater Let me keep you warm When the world is cold I can be your mittens so your hands are never cold The socks you put on everyday for work So you never get cold feet I want you to kiss me so gently and so hard you make my mind turn to fuzz Static Numb and everlasting Pull my hair to wake me from my sleep Wrap your hand around my throat when you put your tongue in my mouth Wipe my tears when I cry cause sometimes it's too much But not enough I can never have enough of you Of this The sparks that shock me everytime you touch me The hips you pull to get every inch The breast you grab to make me sing   The face you caress to gain your power And that spot between my thighs that leaks of honey And sometimes your milk Give me it all Hold me down Pull me close Treat me well Make me yours
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Sep 26, 2018
Sep 26, 2018 at 5:01 PM UTC
I'm a poet by heart
Spectrous aberrations of youth Surround him, embrace him Leaving him disoriented, dismayed Amidst sultry belongings He’s tethered to that pole of vicissitude Draped by disfavor Postmarked Valhalla Addressed to Folkvangr Teased by irreverent lovers In pursuit of contentment His chronicles restart In an unpublished testament Bound by leather, cows unfettered One lifeless body stationary Crimson streams part chalk-dry lips As love’s guillotined victim drips His future’s fortune forsaken Willingness to triumph in battle Leaks from this dimension With each fluxing discharge Of her stream’s outgoing apathy And his fluid permeates alluvium In streambeds near life’s summit
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Mar 26, 2010
Mar 26, 2010 at 11:12 PM UTC
Confinement
The air is a mill of hooks -- Questions without answer, Glittering and drunk as flies Whose kiss stings unbearably In the fetid wombs of black air under pines in summer. I remember The dead smell of sun on wood cabins, The stiffness of sails, the long salt winding sheets. Once one has seen God, what is the remedy? Once one has been seized up Without a part left over, Not a toe, not a finger, and used, Used utterly, in the sun's conflagration, the stains That lengthen from ancient cathedrals What is the remedy? The pill of the Communion tablet, The walking beside still water? Memory? Or picking up the bright pieces Of Christ in the faces of rodents, The tame flower-nibblers, the ones Whose hopes are so low they are comfortable -- The humpback in his small, washed cottage Under the spokes of the clematis. Is there no great love, only tenderness? Does the sea Remember the walker upon it? Meaning leaks from the molecules. The chimneys of the city breathe, the window sweats, The children leap in their cots. The sun blooms, it is a geranium. The heart has not stopped.
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Mystic
Like a thorn in the side twists, turns, shifts, thugs at my pride, who am I and why? Forget to be, forget to try. Sigh, deny and try, oh try, to find out who am I? Struggle to reach. Struggle to come to grip with reality. You see all these expectations get laid on me, I cant seem to find my feet. Even in finding my feet, defeat. Defeating my mind and steeped and bleeding, I'm blind and beat. I'm beating the blinds, the street, it limits the finds and eats, it eats at my mind. But rise to my feet, I will. Beat my way through, I do. The passing days, they may get all hazy. But I got a vision, I do. Clear as unmuddied water, that vision peaks and from the merky pool hope leaks. Not made that of odour which reeks, rather perfume which speaks to those bold, brave, not weak. Who on top of a mountain sits and seeks and stands on the ocean before they may sink and know their song well before they dare speak. Hope keeps us hooked. Pain gives us drive. For that, I will swallow my pride. My dignity beat, battered and bruised. But my reputation in tact. My strenght unmatched. Unmask myself I will. Through this treacherous journey, I shall grace salvation, to find my inner will. And with journey abound to destination unknown leaving that hope, strenght and will for events which have thrown light into the tunnel. Illuminating the stone which sits on the temple of freedom and soul, spirit, freewill, autonomy, suddenly realisation that still ... Still I am me.
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Jun 21, 2018
Jun 21, 2018 at 11:23 AM UTC
Unmasking Me
Oh it's all hanging threads, Hanging ligaments with drops of red: Vines without poles - flesh without bones. Events roll out in scarlatine flashes: Eyes in crowd flap down their eyelashes And in silence the suspense grows strong; The bricks are set, the façade is over, But from within, the house still lacks a structure: One penetrates rooms without walls. A memory from the depth is brought up, A storyline used to link so many dispersed dots: Leaves are flying free as the childhood tree rots... Oh it's all hanging threads Hanging sources, hanging roots: Scars over the sun revolving in loops. And the conduit narrows down, Leaks a single bolt of light to glow: An empty room as throne and crown And a thorn, pain escaping death, A frown of estrangement in the face Of all that's known - what's most unknown. Spectators stare deceptively While promises of relief are spared; They too are suspended in the air... Oh it's all hanging threads Hanging loose, hanging dead; Waiting for the artisan to ease the noose.
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Sep 6, 2018
Sep 6, 2018 at 11:21 PM UTC
Hanging Threads (2017)
Roof of the sky leaks A plumber looks for a tissue In the duskiest summer
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Aug 13, 2014
Aug 13, 2014 at 6:15 PM UTC
Haiku
“i’m done with furries” i. i can’t dream your dreams, but you’ve told me about them. you wear an owl mask shaped by fists and transgression; a laceration splits your side from a skin split to your rib splits. your love, Bill Clinton or Donkey Kong (whoever populates your thoughts), crack your bare skin until makeup leaks out of your pores. you dream of emulating art; O hanging from a ceiling claw, clicking heels against drywall until leg muscles give up and her diaphragm accordions close. but who is your sculptor? who is your artist? ii. alas, i am only a paper mache bird. i flinch when it rains, i flinch when i move; my paper skin could cave in from lip crack to *** crack. (i hate Inside Out. but, i’ve only watched it once, and i’ve been told my eyes would adjust on the second viewing.) i dream of emulating art; Marat in an ice bath, tragedy and love and death captured without conflict. but who is my muse? who won’t break my bones? iii. you don’t know my dreams either, but we could dream together. two reveries in polyphony of an owl and bird ******* making love before they make art. our love is ******* weird; a childhood seesaw we’re trying to find the perfect balance to with our weight. we dream different things; **** fantasies and intimate kissing, but that doesn’t matter. at this point in two years, we can see through each other. i can’t make art without you. you aren’t done with furries.
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May 31, 2018
May 31, 2018 at 11:15 PM UTC
Yiffing in the Time of *******
Two things that do not go together: Oil and vinegar Like two puzzle pieces that don’t fit, one bigger and heavier, the other smaller and lighter. One sits slightly on top patiently, waiting for some impatient six year old to try and make them, squashing, trying to change them and mash them into one picture, you take your bread and you dip, and these two things that cannot physically mix taste perfect. Fire and ice For one is too hot to handle her own heat and the other is too cold to be touched by human hands. Get them too close and sparks fly- he melts from a glacier into a puddle at her hearth, but to his misfortune leaks a liquid love and puts her out. You and me Like the puzzle pieces, I sit smaller and savvier, waiting patiently as you sit heavy and heartbroken over what you could never have but always deserved. But nothing is perfect, because for five years you were too cold and I too eager, and we destroyed each other- you when you caved and I when you drowned me out and now you are so far away. We wait patiently for someone to force us to fit, while everyone who comes along merely samples and says we are perfect.
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Feb 15, 2011
Feb 15, 2011 at 8:13 PM UTC
two things that do not go together
I love you so much. Too much. I want you. I need you. There for i cannot. Will not. Let myself have you. I'm stuck. I'm trapped. I do not know how to get out out. Help me. Love me. Need me. Want me. Kiss me. Throw me up against the wall. The floor. Throw me on the bed. Make love to me hard and passionate. Look me in the eyes and tell me you ******* hate me and need me! Take to me ***** Choke me. Slap me. Pull my hair. cut me. You **** her. I **** him. Together. Beat them. Too death. It turned me on. Blood **** me Guts Cut me I touched myself. You watched. Your *** in my cuts. Needle ****** Veins Blood Sick twisted ****** up love. I need it Turn me on Use me **** me LOVE! Passion like no other. **** ***** ****** up Sick in the head LOVE! Stab me Slap me Beat me You did it Lay with me as the blood of the wound leaks out. WAKE UP! I'm dead Get high Needle ****** Veins Blood To the point of no return. Your dead TOGETHER. Together we lay here. Here in this bed. ****** LOVE BLOOD I love you so much. Too much. I want you. I need you. There for I cannot. will not. Let myself have you. LOVE!
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Aug 20, 2015
Aug 20, 2015 at 4:18 PM UTC
NEEDLE. ****** VEINS. BLOOD.
Escape so wanted but only comes Once a year for me. You see me standing here, yet you do not see the hands that hold me to this world that's not my own with force so strong I cannot leave. I cannot slip away. My world with grass so soft and lush purple sky with blue that leaks like a stream through a garden. The lonely tree so tall a single branch weighed down by a swing. my swing. Walk some ways down the hill so steep that in this world you'd fall right off the edge and down into the sky. But you aren't in this world you're in mine. And you'll find a circle of stones laid out around a pit of electric blue the flames of a fire but it wont burn. Spread your arms fall backwards into flame. This world obeys ask for flowers and they will grow. I wave my hand across the sky and paint a rainbow. But these hand so strong grip me here this world where nothing changes. overcome by sadness, and half as mad as me.
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Nov 7, 2012
Nov 7, 2012 at 11:27 PM UTC
My Sweet Little World
Contentment is the greatest evil in the human grab bag of emotions. It’s born out of the head of ignorance, it resides in the heart of the blind. It manifests its evil doctrine of passiveness throughout the body, until fully enslaved by inaction. It turns agents into sun tanners, activists into office workers, outlaws into accountants. It puts preservatives into culture, it laminates laws, it places crowns on faceless leaders. It slaps a smile across the ***** the beaten, the neglected, the racially profiled. It mutes news casts, veils the homeless man that lives behind office buildings, glorifies the paycheck. It makes the walls of homes seem bullet, terror, bomb, corruption, and death proof. It allows sleep at night, it kills the monsters under the bed and the ghosts in the closet. It causes hundreds of thousands of suffering people to simply, disappear. It insures, “birds like to be caged,” and “pain is just part of the human condition.” It whispers these misconceptions like a priest insuring his congregation of the power of Jesus. Contentment, you see, corrupts the very concept of progress. Progress is deemed by the million-pieces-of-paper-owners to be founded in terms of economy. Progress is deemed by the people-who-stop-us-from-returning-to-state-of-nature to be founded in terms of control. Progress has forgotten it’s maker, just as dying old men forget that they were once bounced on a loving knee. Contentment leaks from the Western world and infects all those around it. When you are no longer content you will begin to see the holes in the patchwork of life, and wonder how it was you hadn’t seen them before. When you are no longer content, you will at last demand change.
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Dec 23, 2010
Dec 23, 2010 at 9:09 PM UTC
Contentment
Contentment is the greatest evil in the human grab bag of emotions. It’s born out of the head of ignorance, it resides in the heart of the blind. It manifests its evil doctrine of passiveness throughout the body, until fully enslaved by inaction. It turns agents into sun tanners, activists into office workers, outlaws into accountants. It puts preservatives into culture, it laminates laws, it places crowns on faceless leaders. It slaps a smile across the ***** the beaten, the neglected, the racially profiled. It mutes news casts, veils the homeless man that lives behind office buildings, glorifies the paycheck. It makes the walls of homes seem bullet, terror, bomb, corruption, and death proof. It allows sleep at night, it kills the monsters under the bed and the ghosts in the closet. It causes hundreds of thousands of suffering people to simply, disappear. It insures, “birds like to be caged,” and “pain is just part of the human condition.” It whispers these misconceptions like a priest insuring his congregation of the power of Jesus. Contentment, you see, corrupts the very concept of progress. Progress is deemed by the million-pieces-of-paper-owners to be founded in terms of economy. Progress is deemed by the people-who-stop-us-from-returning-to-state-of-nature to be founded in terms of control. Progress has forgotten it’s maker, just as dying old men forget that they were once bounced on a loving knee. Contentment leaks from the Western world and infects all those around it. When you are no longer content you will begin to see the holes in the patchwork of life, and wonder how it was you hadn’t seen them before. When you are no longer content, you will at last demand change.
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Call me a million things But never refer to me as a ***** My friends say it jokingly But from you it's offensive. I don't care if you're playing around. The word ***** should never escape your lips. Not when speaking of me. I do so much for you... I am not your ***** I will never be your ***** Don't refer to me as a ***** You catching my drift? Cause baby as soon as the word leaks through those lips I kiss on a daily... It'll be over faster then you can say I'm sorry baby.
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Apr 23, 2014
Apr 23, 2014 at 11:17 AM UTC
Don't Let The Word Escape Those Lips Of Yours
Stink up the beer house with unadorned putrid self-thoughts. Poppy-eyed and hating others is easy for blue bottled buggers. A sweet thing for you! A growing circle of six-legged empty. Filled to the brim with puffed up space. A white brim with a shiny red exoskeleton. Oh, what a dreadful sight! Hair strewn across a face and hooked into the teeth of the blushy lullabied insect screech. Clear liquid not blood, but blood all the same on an empty stomach with full vein-shot bones. Not milky bones with calcium-love.. A dead, deficient, cracked, neglected, insufficient skeletal frame, limp. Yellowed with hate-smoke and old book notes. Splintered, crazed and buzzed through the gridded bulging eye-window of every single one of those insect like Self-Loathers. Chosen out of pure sympathy "We should talk more" .......To the sun, the moon and the stars? Every star mocks, Every beam scoffs and every moon likes to deride on the pain that hides beneath the lies of human bug eyes. A simply formed pound of vertebrate flesh leaks soft plasma on the scaly moth floor. Oh how we are dusty and unsure! Forestry consisting of a Sitka Spruce and of a Japanese Larch was a claim I made from the start. Over gardens of attention arachnid lurking selfish bugs and even those half winged "friend people". The bell has rung the scariest of chimes and with every soul wrenching 'ding' a furry fang digs at the blotchy eyed, softly fleshed girl. Oh such a sweet thing to be surrounded by selfish bugs who spin webs with tear stained tissues!
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Oct 18, 2014
Oct 18, 2014 at 2:19 PM UTC
Selfish Bugs
Stink up the beer house with unadorned putrid self-thoughts. Poppy-eyed and hating others is easy for blue bottled buggers. A sweet thing for you! A growing circle of six-legged empty. Filled to the brim with puffed up space. A white brim with a shiny red exoskeleton. Oh, what a dreadful sight! Hair strewn across a face and hooked into the teeth of the blushy lullabied insect screech. Clear liquid not blood, but blood all the same on an empty stomach with full vein-shot bones. Not milky bones with calcium-love.. A dead, deficient, cracked, neglected, insufficient skeletal frame, limp. Yellowed with hate-smoke and old book notes. Splintered, crazed and buzzed through the gridded bulging eye-window of every single one of those insect like Self-Loathers. Chosen out of pure sympathy "We should talk more" .......To the sun, the moon and the stars? Every star mocks, Every beam scoffs and every moon likes to deride on the pain that hides beneath the lies of human bug eyes. A simply formed pound of vertebrate flesh leaks soft plasma on the scaly moth floor. Oh how we are dusty and unsure! Forestry consisting of a Sitka Spruce and of a Japanese Larch was a claim I made from the start. Over gardens of attention arachnid lurking selfish bugs and even those half winged "friend people". The bell has rung the scariest of chimes and with every soul wrenching 'ding' a furry fang digs at the blotchy eyed, softly fleshed girl. Oh such a sweet thing to be surrounded by selfish bugs who spin webs with tear stained tissues!
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He writes words on walls and toilet doors. Looping black texta with measured precision. Emptying out his importance in tomes of acrid, sickly-sweet-smelling lapses into hope. Cascading the loneliness with litanies of somewhere else that pulses with a joy unfound. Tales of intermittent dreams and dalliance with beauty. Strobing in translucent beams, the light leaks through his poorly-sewn seams onto the toilet door.
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Jun 15, 2012
Jun 15, 2012 at 11:16 PM UTC
The Toilet Door