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Insecurities I rest Comfortably In my Gods blessings I see You may not agree Still You stay talkin' bout me? Ain't it a sight to see A woman who lacks the insecurities You slap upon your *** Like graffiti tags to concrete My freedom is fortified Leaving you mortified By the comparisons But then again I won't condescend I won't react and attack With the same ******** you extend Instead may I recommend Some knowledge From one sista to another: Much can be achieved When you let go of the beliefs Imposed by those Who know No other way To be (c) 2010. Composed by Soulfull. Soulful Synergy, LLC.
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Apr 14, 2013
Apr 14, 2013 at 1:14 PM UTC
Insecurities: A Poem
Tell her I'll be waiting in the usual place With the tired and weary and there's no escape To need a woman you've got to know How the strong get weak and the rich get poor Slave to love Oho Slave to love You're running with me Don't touch the ground We're the restless hearted Not the chained and bound The sky is burning A sea of flame Though your world is changing I will be the same Slave to love Oho Slave to love Slave to love (Nananana) Oho (Nananana) Slave to love I can't escape I'm a slave to love The storm is breaking or so it seems We're too young to reason, too grown up to dream Now spring is turning your face to mine I can hear your laughter, I can see your smile Slave to love (Nananana) Oho (Nananana) Slave to love I can't escape I'm a slave to love Slave to love (Nananana) Oho (Nananana) Slave to love I can't escape I'm a slave to love Slave to love I can't escape I'm a slave to love Slave to love I can't escape I'm a slave to love Slave to love I can't escape I'm a slave to love Written by Bryan Ferry • Copyright © BMG Rights Management US, LLC
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Nov 16, 2016
Nov 16, 2016 at 8:01 PM UTC
Slave to Love by Bryan Ferry
you're the boxspring billionaire of feel-good saving up your love for a rainy year, scrounging and saving every fleeting smile and shallow kiss and miserly, hunched over with the weight of your own suffering and despair, each scrapped-together pile of crumpled-from-your-pockets shreds of I.O.U.s and featherlight touches. too afraid to leap and risk, you'll never grow or invest your affections into the stocks of Lisa and George LLC, or Francis and Kelly Inc. so your love is bound to crumble into fragile dust, the fruits of your labours withering into mouldy piles of seed, stem, and flesh. the could-have-been and might-have-grown dying, before even living to flourish and erupt into glorious blooms of the strikingly ethereal and otherworldy. but not for you, not ever for you. you're the boxspring billionaire of feel-good and you'll burn before planting your love.
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Jul 3, 2015
Jul 3, 2015 at 12:34 PM UTC
boxspring billionaire
On the banks of the Delaware where memories of Valley Forge's dire winter encampments still linger where sons and daughters of liberty shook off a mid-winter rigor mortis risking the slow death of complacency to seize the prized celestial article of freedom America's Labor Movement amassed in the streets of Trenton a vigilant battalion of General Washington's invading brigands speaking in tongues of radical insistence armed with the might of truth demanding respect and equitable treatment from the lordships of state doing the bidding of 527 llc's Unionists stand firmly on the shoulders, walking in the tracks rowing the boats of militant forebears pledging to fight on in a battle that never ends to liberate the ****** river of justice hijacked by the privilege of plenty diverted into culverts of greed a gluttonous few siphoning off the spoils of liberty engorging themselves leaving workers wanting democracies require the cup of liberty to be shared by all The Spirit of General Washington has mustered new legions to turn back the entitlistas the pelting rain of lies, the flinging arrows of ridicule will not deter the workers trooping for justice the fight to roll back the ugly tide of greed coursing through the veins of America despoiling the blood of our democracy is on the explosive dynamite of struggle will blast the dam of inequity to bits unleashing the river of justice to roll again Music Selection: Pete Seeger: Solidarity Forever Trenton 2/25/11 jbm
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Apr 12, 2013
Apr 12, 2013 at 8:08 PM UTC
Trenton
There was a bang at the door, but it wasn't the pizza. Marcus revealed himself to a man standing a head taller, who was buttoned up in a well fitted suit. "Mr. Williams?" the man asked. Marcus shook his hand. "Marcus. How can I help you?" The man introduced himself as Daniel *** a representative for Eris Save States, LLC. "Wow." Marcus stared down at this kitchen table. Daniel gathered his papers, and bowed his head. "I want to make it absolutely clear," Daniel said, "You're under no obligation, whatsoever, to take any action with this information. I understand this may be overwhelming news." Only muddy images came to Marcus's mind. Her light brown hair. Her green eyes. Her umber skin. Out of touch, out of reach. Running from mom, running from school. A ghost, ghosted him, and that was that.
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Aug 17, 2019
Aug 17, 2019 at 12:39 PM UTC
Form Factor (1)
Maria Messier, a registered nurse turned entrepreneur based in Clifton Park, said she has “created a solution to a “growing” problem.” Though she has been a nurse for 15 years, Messier said she has always had “an entrepreneurial mind.” After having four children and experiencing the discomforts of pregnancy during harsh northeastern winters, Messier decided to come up with her own solution to a problem pregnant women have been dealing with for ages — how to make your winter coat fit as you grow through your pregnancy, without buying a huge coat you won’t ever wear again. She realizes maternity coats are nice, but noted not everyone can afford to buy a new coat for their pregnancy. “They are expensive and are used for such a short time,” she said. She calls it the Extendher and it can be used during pregnancies and after for holding your baby hands-free. It is an extending panel which clips onto outerwear with a zipper. According to their website, the product has adjustable pull toggles to ensure a great fit throughout each stage of pregnancy. Having experienced the frustrations of coats that refused to zip first-hand, Messier began to wonder why something like the Extendher did not already exist. She shared the idea with her aunt, Joanne Frank of Schenectady, at a family gathering. Frank, who worked as a fashion designer for 40 years, told her niece, “You are on to something,” and agreed to create the first prototype. “After many tweaks and changes, our final extendher was born,” said Messier. She said the best part is that you can still use the product after having a baby by using it as a baby carrier. The Extendher is not only for expectant mothers, but can also be worn by fathers, grandparents and babysitters. Messier said “Babywearing is huge right now, so customers really love this option.” The Extendher comes in a variety of colors. Heavyweight and lightweight options are available for different seasons. The business, Extendher LLC, became official in 2015. Messier said their product has been featured on Elaine Houston’s “Today’s Women” on News Channel 13, WNYT. “Most importantly,” said Messier, “we are 100 percent made in the USA, manufactured in upstate NY.” The Extendhers are being manufactured in Little Falls, New York.Read more at:www.marieaustralia.com/short-formal-dresses | www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-sydney
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Mar 4, 2016
Mar 4, 2016 at 2:16 AM UTC
Local women create Extendher
Maria Messier, a registered nurse turned entrepreneur based in Clifton Park, said she has “created a solution to a “growing” problem.” Though she has been a nurse for 15 years, Messier said she has always had “an entrepreneurial mind.” After having four children and experiencing the discomforts of pregnancy during harsh northeastern winters, Messier decided to come up with her own solution to a problem pregnant women have been dealing with for ages — how to make your winter coat fit as you grow through your pregnancy, without buying a huge coat you won’t ever wear again. She realizes maternity coats are nice, but noted not everyone can afford to buy a new coat for their pregnancy. “They are expensive and are used for such a short time,” she said. She calls it the Extendher and it can be used during pregnancies and after for holding your baby hands-free. It is an extending panel which clips onto outerwear with a zipper. According to their website, the product has adjustable pull toggles to ensure a great fit throughout each stage of pregnancy. Having experienced the frustrations of coats that refused to zip first-hand, Messier began to wonder why something like the Extendher did not already exist. She shared the idea with her aunt, Joanne Frank of Schenectady, at a family gathering. Frank, who worked as a fashion designer for 40 years, told her niece, “You are on to something,” and agreed to create the first prototype. “After many tweaks and changes, our final extendher was born,” said Messier. She said the best part is that you can still use the product after having a baby by using it as a baby carrier. The Extendher is not only for expectant mothers, but can also be worn by fathers, grandparents and babysitters. Messier said “Babywearing is huge right now, so customers really love this option.” The Extendher comes in a variety of colors. Heavyweight and lightweight options are available for different seasons. The business, Extendher LLC, became official in 2015. Messier said their product has been featured on Elaine Houston’s “Today’s Women” on News Channel 13, WNYT. “Most importantly,” said Messier, “we are 100 percent made in the USA, manufactured in upstate NY.” The Extendhers are being manufactured in Little Falls, New York.Read more at:www.marieaustralia.com/short-formal-dresses | www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-sydney
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"When music fades, worlds live not long." O'Bryan, Zacharias . Seven Poems and Songs from Spirit Thorn VeraVoz LLC. Kindle Edition. Music suspended... ether vibrates melancholy lilting echo notes strung together as beads on necklace Beads.. fall slowly from sky to earth Notes into raindrops songs into dew fall on the grass and rose petals Look closely look again yes, again in that single fluid crystal drop hidden mysteries and revelation éclaircie - rendu plus clair (clarified made clearer) light through the prism golden ray passing through the single crystal drop bursting into color luminous fragments embedded as one filtered to reveal diversity So we as humans are one light a thousand ray emanations particles INFINITE LIGHT born of the drifting, falling to earth... Ever changing yet part of the One that is ALWAYS the same
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Oct 14, 2018
Oct 14, 2018 at 11:45 PM UTC
A Walk Across the Bridge to the Multiverse
hello its me im so far down and tucked inside-out mind-folder mind controller contracting LLC me like *** bombin down ya system ***** dont give and never missed em watching gore on the BBC a war on poverty see three stones turn into men again again and again i pump no twos for dudes and think they knew the game is mine i print the manna juices stings bruce why swings it into my corner of where im from this is my neighborhood these are my neighbors and if ya think im trippin ask my gun cold steel fingers slither in ya brain stem storming out ya left ya nuts and as i pop em in my clips to cap ya tracks i feel contemptuous lights are creepin on my *** hate to clap cut this clapclap shorten ya lifespan like its just the way today tactic-al attacker meat-stone drifter.
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Apr 12, 2017
Apr 12, 2017 at 5:10 PM UTC
Meat-stone
When you were here before Couldn't look you in the eye You're just like an angel Your skin makes me cry You float like a feather In a beautiful world And I wish I was special You're so fuckin' special But I'm a creep, I'm a ****** What the hell am I doing here? I don't belong here. I don't care if it hurts I want to have control I want a perfect body I want a perfect soul I want you to notice When I'm not around You're so fuckin' special I wish I was special But I'm a creep, I'm a ****** What the hell am I doing here? I don't belong here. She's running out again, She's running out She's run run run run Whatever makes you happy Whatever you want You're so fuckin' special I wish I was special But I'm a creep, I'm a ****** What the hell am I doing here? I don't belong here. I don't belong here. Songwriters: Mike Hazlewood / Albert Hammond / Colin Greenwood / Jonathan Greenwood / Edward O'brien / Philip Selway / Thomas Yorke Creep lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc
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Sep 6, 2018
Sep 6, 2018 at 10:26 PM UTC
Creep
Lawrence Hall [email protected] Dispatches for the Colonial Office                                The Daily Mail’s New Profits Plan Go away, Daily Mail.  Go away, Daily Mail. I’m not going to spend any money on you I know that your clips are sweet But my money clip is mine to keep And my credit limit insists that I must be true When you're demanding like this You’re really easy to resist Go away, Daily Mail I won’t pay, Daily Mail You’re just a clickbait away, Daily Mail App delete, Daily Mail I will not beg you to stay Legal stuff about “Go Away, Little Girl,” a sweet, charming song: Written by: Gerry Goffin, Carole King Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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Feb 27, 2025
Feb 27, 2025 at 9:30 AM UTC
Go Away, Daily Mail
NOT LOOKING BACK     I remember standing in a place so long my bones started hurting. After being there for more than a week, I started wondering why. In the beginning I did it to prove a point, but in the end I became the point I was trying to prove. Yes, bad moments that happen in my life that I would never forget.  I carried the pain with me for more than a whole week and suffered along the way.  What I must do now is to renew my strength and replenish my heart. And remember that we all have made mistakes and we must forgive; just as others have forgiven us. Today I will take a step forward to loosen my bones and relax my muscles and put the past behind me. Written by Kenneth Nesmith © 2009 Assorted Flavors For Life LLC All rights reserved
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Nov 6, 2015
Nov 6, 2015 at 1:59 PM UTC
Not Looking Back
*There was a susurrus upstairs… It was the softest ghosts that drove me. They carried me into town so I could visit the Funeral Home Gift Shop. I weren’t bereaved, They just have my favorite cokes and a surprisingly liberal return policy. The gentleman behind the counter never ends our interactions with, “see you again soon.” Always just, “Bye… for now.” It was an awkward ride home. The softest ghosts still haunt me.
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Jun 28, 2024
Jun 28, 2024 at 2:17 PM UTC
Coulter Undertaking Company LLC