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"manning" poems
1 Monday Night Football on a Thursday. Preseason. Johnny Manziel, running. The nurse is a signal caller, too. She flicks the wrist like Rodgers, puts spin on it like Manning. Once a rookie, now a seasoned vet. 2 Monday Night Football on a Thursday. Network glitch? John Gruden, talking. Anxiety lurks in the tall grass still licking its paws. My head's out the game. I've become an easy meal. 3 Monday Night Football on a Thursday. If I had another John he'd go right here. I miss my mother, and how she smiles like my illness only increases my value, puts gold in my veins instead of chemo. Rex throws his clipboard, I lose my appetite. 4 Monday Night Football On A Thursday. No more John's. Get over it. Game's almost over. My head fresh from the toilet, pieces of everything falling out of me. Broken. Stumbling. At this moment, football is enough.
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Aug 21, 2015
Aug 21, 2015 at 4:04 AM UTC
Monday Night Football On A Thursday
Manning up in Texas Geldof overdose needles at the bed stand starlet comatose California dreaming killer meets demise hurling in a taxi puke fee on the rise Fighting in the Gaza Jordan's holy war rebels on a mission Jihad underscore The North Korean riddle pales in grand design crisis on the border planes fall from the sky Cooking on a deadline tempting tapenades herbs are in the spotlight wines that give a nod Google maps the body DOW at record highs Uber comes to market corn is on the rise Apple on its earnings Caterpillar dead European sanctions banks have **** the bed Clippers threaten boycott Longhorns follow purge Lynch is out of training camp James is on the verge Leinart taking *** shots coughing up a lung lions take a licking fans are throwing dung Another day in Vegas Primm from A-Z rolling out an ankle a flying SUV Quiet tempting spaces made better by design multi color pea coat silence fuels the mind Stabbing in the subway goat caught in a well apes are selling tickets (but leave behind a smell) Puberty on trial a man without a head teachers feel alone lets take them to the shed! Jonah's tomb destroyed wreckage in Mumbai Sugar Daddy sites Freedom 85 The immigrant debate Russia's mounting toll unions on a mission heads are gonna roll Beaches for the nudists hotels on the cheap the best generic brands a list you have to keep! Planning your estate questions from the camp a mansion up for sale where once they filmed The Champ Midwives threaten action aboriginal act truckers want concessions that train has left the track Sharks are found in Fundy a prized but perilous catch food we love to hate the most an irrefutable batch A family on the brink I want my kids to fail! politicians drains all hope a ban on Israel Follow out each headline let the columns be your guide all these things did happen the day that Newhouse died
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Aug 2, 2017
Aug 2, 2017 at 10:29 AM UTC
The Day That Robert Newhouse Died
Manning up in Texas Geldof overdose needles at the bed stand starlet comatose California dreaming killer meets demise hurling in a taxi puke fee on the rise Fighting in the Gaza Jordan's holy war rebels on a mission Jihad underscore The North Korean riddle pales in grand design crisis on the border planes fall from the sky Cooking on a deadline tempting tapenades herbs are in the spotlight wines that give a nod Google maps the body DOW at record highs Uber comes to market corn is on the rise Apple on its earnings Caterpillar dead European sanctions banks have **** the bed Clippers threaten boycott Longhorns follow purge Lynch is out of training camp James is on the verge Leinart taking *** shots coughing up a lung lions take a licking fans are throwing dung Another day in Vegas Primm from A-Z rolling out an ankle a flying SUV Quiet tempting spaces made better by design multi color pea coat silence fuels the mind Stabbing in the subway goat caught in a well apes are selling tickets (but leave behind a smell) Puberty on trial a man without a head teachers feel alone lets take them to the shed! Jonah's tomb destroyed wreckage in Mumbai Sugar Daddy sites Freedom 85 The immigrant debate Russia's mounting toll unions on a mission heads are gonna roll Beaches for the nudists hotels on the cheap the best generic brands a list you have to keep! Planning your estate questions from the camp a mansion up for sale where once they filmed The Champ Midwives threaten action aboriginal act truckers want concessions that train has left the track Sharks are found in Fundy a prized but perilous catch food we love to hate the most an irrefutable batch A family on the brink I want my kids to fail! politicians drains all hope a ban on Israel Follow out each headline let the columns be your guide all these things did happen the day that Newhouse died
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The witch finder general he came to seek them out. His mistake when innocent witches. The innocent ones his soul did take. Dunked Nanna in the ducking pool. Dragged aunt to Manning Tree. Wanted to started a mega pyre for the likes of thee and me. In archaic land of treachery in the land of treason. Sweet virgins crucified with no justified reason. Mother turned the milk sour. Daddy was a warlock. Brother was magic man. Kept his grimoire by his bed. Family of innocence. Witches innocent, Spitting fire now deceased after the flames. Wanted the witch finder's mortal remains. By ladylivvi1 © 2013 ladylivvi1 (All rights reserved)
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Nov 8, 2013
Nov 8, 2013 at 4:44 PM UTC
Innocent Witches : Part One
1. You could not wait til halftime to check your poem or add one. 2. You wrote a sonnet about pretty horses. (Broncos) 3.You wrote a poem about kittens.(Panthers) 4. As the ball soars through the air, you are reminded of a bird in flight. 5. A Superbowl commercial inspired a new poem. 6. You paused the game with your DVR to write a piece. 7. You think the referees look like majestic Zebra on the African plains. 8. You ponder the coin toss and wonder of chance and philosophical questions as to whether life is like a paradox, then write yourself a poem about it. 9. When a tackle is made, you think upon the animalistic nature of humanity and write a haiku about it. 10. There is a notebook and pen right next to your remote and munchies. 11. You have a neck ache due to looking at your hellopoetry site and then back up at the t.v. 12. You write Peyton Manning farewell poem. 13. The commentator of the game makes a poetical statement and you use it in your latest poem. 14. The crowd boos a player and you feel compelled to write the pain of number 94 in a poem. 15. Last but not least, you might be a poet if you are reading this and the game is on.
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Feb 7, 2016
Feb 7, 2016 at 9:29 PM UTC
You Know Your a Poet When: Superbowl Edition
While hearing a jingle from somebody's Marmy I bake on a warm parchment sheet Cut out to be single but one in an army of gingerbread men I will meet. Don't know if I care that this life is so scary or just that I fear saying so and not that I know but I hear that it's hairy out there so I'm just laying low For better, for worse, I can promise far better for me if we all had no clue a blessing or curse I'm gingerbread,  Ma'am and a hell of a good soldier too. We're golden brown guys with a raisins for eyes at first glance,  not by chance,  like the others but The Gingerbread Men of Company Ten have a mission: to stand with our brothers. I'll fight to the end, for I am what I am   and that's reason enough to defend just give me my gun don my uniform, hon my baker, my maker, my friend. You've had all your fun when the mixing was done with rolling and stamping my fate. I live now to serve and not to be served a desert on a decorative plate. I was mixed up before but I've figured the score from the moment I came from the oven that you had a plan for this gingerbread man, not my fight but my plight you'd be lovin'. So just give me a hand kindly help me to stand and salute all the men who have gone into battle for this a man's right to exist and be more than a treat to chew on. and in fact, if you will I'd much rather still to be the manning the front lines, I'm itchin' to run 'cross your floor and head straight for the door to release all my men from your kitchen!
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Nov 17, 2013
Nov 17, 2013 at 12:35 PM UTC
the gingerbread soldier
While hearing a jingle from somebody's Marmy I bake on a warm parchment sheet Cut out to be single but one in an army of gingerbread men I will meet. Don't know if I care that this life is so scary or just that I fear saying so and not that I know but I hear that it's hairy out there so I'm just laying low For better, for worse, I can promise far better for me if we all had no clue a blessing or curse I'm gingerbread,  Ma'am and a hell of a good soldier too. We're golden brown guys with a raisins for eyes at first glance,  not by chance,  like the others but The Gingerbread Men of Company Ten have a mission: to stand with our brothers. I'll fight to the end, for I am what I am   and that's reason enough to defend just give me my gun don my uniform, hon my baker, my maker, my friend. You've had all your fun when the mixing was done with rolling and stamping my fate. I live now to serve and not to be served a desert on a decorative plate. I was mixed up before but I've figured the score from the moment I came from the oven that you had a plan for this gingerbread man, not my fight but my plight you'd be lovin'. So just give me a hand kindly help me to stand and salute all the men who have gone into battle for this a man's right to exist and be more than a treat to chew on. and in fact, if you will I'd much rather still to be the manning the front lines, I'm itchin' to run 'cross your floor and head straight for the door to release all my men from your kitchen!
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As the Paddles were used to stroke Against the Resistance of the Water, Thereby Attempting to insure their Progress, for the Ultimate Destination across the Mighty Ocean currents. Each stroke of the OARS met more resistance by the people manning the ship. The Sweat began to increase on each brow, But yet they Never gave up Their earnest Efforts. Even as the Winds increased and the Current became stronger,, They pressed on toward Their Destination. Each was Driven to Dig Deeper within themselves, For the Stroking had become Most Difficult!! But they were not Deterred... They knew that the Reception waiting for them on the other side, Would be worth every bit Of Effort. They Had to Endure!! As they kept their focus on the ultimate Goal,,They remained Undisturbed by the Leaks, Broken Oars, Strong Currents, Ever Increasing Winds AND Shouts of Dismay among the weak. The waves began to break over the Bows of the Boat, But the OARS DUG DEEPER and Deeper, Drawing them ever so Closer to the Shoreline that NOW came into view.. Having seen the Shoreline, A Great Surge of Energy came upon Each Person as they STROKED FORWARD. EACH person continued to the the Very End,, With that very Unusual Smile on his face and a special kind of light in in His Eye. *KNOWING FULL WELL How great the Ultimate Goal would BE. Are You prepared for the Proper use of "YOUR OARS" ??
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Sep 2, 2010
Sep 2, 2010 at 5:00 AM UTC
* "PROPER USE OF OARS" (#19)
Ma Jalouse, Mon Unique, Mon Ultime Sais-tu ce que Lord Invader, Sam Manning Cyril Monrose, Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong Jack Sneed et Ernest Rangling Sans oublier Blue Glaze Mento Band et Phil Madison ? Et je m'arrête là pour l'instant, Sais-tu ce qu'ils ont en commun ? Eh bien vois-tu, ce sont tous mes ombres. Tu ne pourras jamais me comprendre Si tu ne les comprends pas Et si tu ne sais pas ce que représentent pour moi La mangouste et le raccoon. De même que pour te comprendre il faut avoir lu tout Dostoievski Pour me comprendre il faut avoir écouté tout Sly Mongoose Car peut être n'as-tu vu en moi qu'aria et boléro, symphonie et concerto Alors je t'explique : pour comprendre, n'essaie pas de philosopher Lève-toi et bouge tout simplement et tu toucheras l 'essence C'est du folklore, c'est du reggae, c 'est du mento, c'est du calypso, c'est du jazz, C'est instrumental ou c'est vocal C'est moi, mes ascendances et descendances. Sly Mongoose c'est mes Frères Karamasov Smerdiakov, Aliocha, Ivan et Dmitri C'est mon Idiot, mon prince Lev Mychkine C'est mon Joueur, mon Alexei Ivanovitch Mon Rêve d'un Homme Ridicule Et Raskolnikov errant dans la nuit dans Crime et Châtiment. Sly Mongoose c'est l'histoire d'une mangouste maline Qui a baptisé la fille du pasteur De son eau sainte Et qui fuit la Jamaïque Et part à l'étranger Après son forfait. C'est l'histoire d'une mangouste qui vole les poules les plus grasses de la cuisine Et qui les met dans la poche de son veston C'est l'histoire d'une mangouste qui entre dans la cuisine d'un prédicateur Et qui repart avec une des poules les plus grasses Et tous les chiens savent son nom. il s'appelle Sly Mangoose Il est malin, il est vicieux, le compère C'est mon ombre, que veux-tu Et parfois pour échapper aux prédateurs Il prend l'apparence de l'ombre d'un raccoon.
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Aug 21, 2019
Aug 21, 2019 at 6:05 AM UTC
Mangouste et raccoon
Ma Jalouse, Mon Unique, Mon Ultime Sais-tu ce que Lord Invader, Sam Manning Cyril Monrose, Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong Jack Sneed et Ernest Rangling Sans oublier Blue Glaze Mento Band et Phil Madison ? Et je m'arrête là pour l'instant, Sais-tu ce qu'ils ont en commun ? Eh bien vois-tu, ce sont tous mes ombres. Tu ne pourras jamais me comprendre Si tu ne les comprends pas Et si tu ne sais pas ce que représentent pour moi La mangouste et le raccoon. De même que pour te comprendre il faut avoir lu tout Dostoievski Pour me comprendre il faut avoir écouté tout Sly Mongoose Car peut être n'as-tu vu en moi qu'aria et boléro, symphonie et concerto Alors je t'explique : pour comprendre, n'essaie pas de philosopher Lève-toi et bouge tout simplement et tu toucheras l 'essence C'est du folklore, c'est du reggae, c 'est du mento, c'est du calypso, c'est du jazz, C'est instrumental ou c'est vocal C'est moi, mes ascendances et descendances. Sly Mongoose c'est mes Frères Karamasov Smerdiakov, Aliocha, Ivan et Dmitri C'est mon Idiot, mon prince Lev Mychkine C'est mon Joueur, mon Alexei Ivanovitch Mon Rêve d'un Homme Ridicule Et Raskolnikov errant dans la nuit dans Crime et Châtiment. Sly Mongoose c'est l'histoire d'une mangouste maline Qui a baptisé la fille du pasteur De son eau sainte Et qui fuit la Jamaïque Et part à l'étranger Après son forfait. C'est l'histoire d'une mangouste qui vole les poules les plus grasses de la cuisine Et qui les met dans la poche de son veston C'est l'histoire d'une mangouste qui entre dans la cuisine d'un prédicateur Et qui repart avec une des poules les plus grasses Et tous les chiens savent son nom. il s'appelle Sly Mangoose Il est malin, il est vicieux, le compère C'est mon ombre, que veux-tu Et parfois pour échapper aux prédateurs Il prend l'apparence de l'ombre d'un raccoon.
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Summer's still here, it's nearing fall Worldwide excitement, it's FOOTBALL! This season starts the fans are wild Time for the game, the players are riled All in orange, tailgating before Manning takes field, the crowd they roar Toss the coin, we will receive Want ball at half, won't deceive They punt real high just watch it soar Takes a knee, the twenty, no more The blazing sun, outside it's hot Cold beer and dogs, the fans they bought The first pass is incomplete Groans from throng and stomping feet The second play, under control Our running back finds a huge hole First down their forty yard line Thus far we are doing fine The ball snaps and Peyton drops back Four man rush, he's down for the sack One more pass it's intercepted To the fans this is unexpected Out comes the opposing team What's this, for Manning they scream It's Eli in his red, white and blue This is too much, you feel it too Brothers face off in a game Greatness is all in the name Both teams run, tackle, hit hard and pass Tied game, seconds left, do we come in last The field goal squad must do their best Prader lines up, misses all in jest OVERTIME :-)
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Sep 12, 2013
Sep 12, 2013 at 1:05 PM UTC
Pros and Bros
I had a 750 Suzuki Katana, gray machine learned like a young man 350, then 650 then that 750cc of course in the mid eighties, paid cash but then my mom expected the worst, I was in the army, I said Army, military single man I could handle the motorbike well enough, I knew my limits, too slow one day on a sharp parking lot turn and I earned a cracked signal light casing, too early in the season an April Easter trek home, turned around in Manning Park, near that summit, snow and ice made it dicey and the police wanted me to prove I had chains and snow tires for this late season fall of snow is all, so I turned and went back to the base, too much competitive spirit one day and I thread the needle between a moving car and a parked car, well how to say this, with the driver's door opened wide, in that instant I passed by at thirty miles an hour my Life Cycle almost stopped, my thoughts were driven to, maybe I should go back to bicycles, instead... but I won the race back to the base and both the admiration and admonition of my peers whom I beat. ©DWE102013
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Oct 26, 2013
Oct 26, 2013 at 10:48 PM UTC
Motorcycles, Life Cycles, Bicycles
shifting focus bended light altered reality as the present becomes redefined creating substantial ripples in an otherwise still pond – reflections warp running water distorts landscapes shift with the wind all those truths, so concrete crumble in the glow of different information – worthiness and self-importance replace doubt and loathing as the realization of acceptance flood the low laying regions torment of the torrential pouring over the stained past washing clean skin marred by a lifetime of reclusively existing – together and forward thinking we sit, future planning dividing the years ahead into blocks of success setting and achieving both short and long term goals for the creation of the future we choose just like in all the magazines and self-help seminars – gasping for air in an undercurrent of responsibility holding tight the notions of poor or low-class monetarily the struggle to break free is real when one attempts to circumvent their station and be more do more life better in an age of classism and social warfare – we sit atop the madness hand in hand looking over the extremes presented and normalcy catching each other’s eye a smile crosses lips in tune knowingly, we plunge into home ownership manning the torpedoes, we move full steam ahead—
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Jan 27, 2015
Jan 27, 2015 at 3:55 PM UTC
dawn breaking on poverty
Give a little bit of my Shangri La back to me. Lets recall the 99p Scotch best at JD Weatherspoons, revisiting  Bradford by National Express because we saw  "Bob Sue and Rita too" on Channel 4 and on a whim had to have B&B; down Manning Lane. Let's see tea shops show civic pride serving a strong Bergamont. No queue jumping, spitting or cussing in the streets. Lets not be afraid to care, and go back to the early 1990s on the cusp of the Premiership to see  Notts County verses Luton Town. Their six pointer with an overturned milk float to presage the desperation and long before the aerobic  internet entertained us. Funded Public libraries venturing openings on Sunday's and thank Steg from Scorpion records at High Wycombe, grateful for all those post restantes.
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Jan 10, 2013
Jan 10, 2013 at 4:54 PM UTC
A first for Zest.
Let me introduce the royal players: Everyone wants to corner the King He may be Lord of the board But he's the most powerless thing! His lady has to defend her man He's pretty much a sitting duck And not one to take command! The other pieces....what will be their fate?   They exist to save the wimpy monarch All the wrong moves...Checkmate! Manning the front row are the peons, the pawns Lucky to make it across to promote their rank Like helpless turtles, they inch forward on The Bishops, like royal clergy in robes of red Diagonal in direction, they stride and they glide Moving this way..and that way...behind or ahead Shapely horse heads, the gallant Knights In L - shaped ways, they gallop in battle Noble beasts who prove their might! Set upon the four corners are the Rooks Castles, they have straight-line tactics, Advancing away from their nooks Oh, the lovely, noble Queen, not forsaken! She rules! Nearly limitless, so watch out! Yet if not careful, even she can be taken! If Her Majesty is captured...you've lost the very best! You might as well admit your defeat You, who play this game called Chess Let the games begin!
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Aug 19, 2010
Aug 19, 2010 at 6:04 PM UTC
Chess, Anyone?
Like a speed limit, Age 55 is a reminder, A geriatric mnemonic, Telling you to take it slowly. Safe to say, Most of us Baby-Boom geezers Walk around half the time Wondering how one gets laid, “Hooks up”— As our grandchildren say-- Gets laid behind & inside this Asylum sanctuary? Manning the ramparts, Those Wackenhut stiffs Are there for a reason. Overt, direct ****** overtures Strictly verboten (ver•bo•ten). Yet, the silver-haired sireens Crave company, As in “keeping company,” An ancient idiom for “Let’s Hide the Pepperoni!” But you’ve got to take it slow at Del Webb Over-55 America, A multi-state lunatic asylum, Where a preponderance of Single silver-tress foxes, Having “lost their husband,” Somewhere, at some point, Some recent but forgotten, Alzheimer’s moment along the trail, They comb the daily obits, Hunting prey, newly widowed men, Fresh casserole recipients & Crypto-pepperoni buddies.
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May 12, 2015
May 12, 2015 at 4:44 PM UTC
"CRUISING DEL WEBB OVER-55"
A lover to a sailor’s mast, She’s leaving me, …moving; fast. Cris-crossed with linen, Set to sail, A relation-ship… …I had failed. Low-hanging moon, Way out yonder, -there, Glint off her spar, So far now, I don’t care. Frothy seas of waves impress, Is it a lonely beach? Shore, sure; I guess. A bottle drained, In some sadness, yes, Fill a glass; to my Bess. If I told you, you could have it all? Soar the heavens, never fall. Said my man she’d never leave, A life of love a life achieved. There’s your lover, You’re manning a sailor’s mast, Wind is blowing oh-so-fast, Low-hanging moon, A relationship -steeled, Wounded heart of hers… It had been healed. Steady waves, a gentle rock, Endless days since you’d had that talk. On a course together all through life, The happiness and the spice of nights, Frothy seas, gentle waves, and nights they fold right into days... If I told you, You could have it all? Soar the heavens, And never fall? Lonely empty bottle... Rolling in the froth, Goodbye my Bess, my love; I’ve lost.
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Jul 16, 2016
Jul 16, 2016 at 7:19 PM UTC
Ode to an Egyptian Girl
it is a sacred place the driver's seat of a '99 Jeep Cherokee manning the wheel of a two ton killing machine a means of crossing the width of a continent in less time than it takes your girlfriend to ********** that same girl who gave you head from the passenger seat that same girl who used to occupy the passenger seat every night that same seat of variable occupying friends (makes you wonder why its called shotgun) from the driver's seat you look through the only window that maintains an ever-changing perspective from the driver's seat you've thought of many different things you've said many different things you've cried of many different things to me anyway the driver's seat of a '99 Jeep Cherokee is a sacred place if you would like to explain to me otherwise i would be very interested to hear why you're wrong
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May 5, 2014
May 5, 2014 at 3:01 AM UTC
a sacred place
i gave what you let me. you took it all. all of it. you took away the one place I felt welcomed, just because you didn't want to take responsibility . you looked me in the eyes and made your decision. you took the risk for me. we were both caught and i took the downfall. i would say that i lost you, but honestly, you ran away. afraid of manning up still, living in your board shorts and tanks and texting underage girls last at night. my maturity towers over you and i'm ten year younger. i took responsibility i took the blame you took away the one place where i felt welcome
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Nov 5, 2013
Nov 5, 2013 at 11:16 AM UTC
camp
The spout Of the battle Shouting In inconsiderate Babble about bling While i'm saddling My steeds Manning the machines And breathing easy Before i speak Clearly to your dreams Interjecting the theme Of the losing team Cheering in victory Snickering in mockery I remarkably sing In drowned out tones And zings And i'm gonna be Everything you been In a week And its weak That i win And you grin With your arms up Hooray!! But you lost today Too dumb to know it But showin it To everybody Rhyming Isn't about money Its about diction Metered rhymes And harmony Arming the Alarmingly Disarming memes Of scattagoried kings Euphorically Seized In the lean Of delivery Creativity key The breezy Sleezinous Sheened In the has beens Gassed up Gin drunks Grunting whats In response to love Callin bluffs On the tuffs Of your huffs And shrugs Whatever punk I got a foot on you And your **** On my side Talking over you Until you shut Out the light With your mouth Over your eyes And your house Of flies sized up In tough love And shoved off the shores To the unexplored oceans In the notions Of severed portions Aborted with a snorkel In the cortex Of Oxygenated Brains showing you A thing or two So ******* vein Watching you strain To speak To breathe To think When your ready Il be brief A pat on the back And declaration of king Before you bend over to be Blessed by the best In this contest Im tested Only of my patience In the vagrancy Of your empty words Freshly matured In manure Skewered In the lured Obscurity Muraling The masterpieces Stealing thesis-es With the soul content Of cheeseless pizzas Sauceless in the lossless Belligerence And im tempted To kiss My fists And commence To smash out the comments To astonished onlookers Booking for Brooklyn When im shooting Blood across the pavement With fury of a patient To fairfax and back To break the bones Of your home Set your soul apart From the heart That pumps lumps Of ******** From the start Of your every sentence Ill take two seconds To count on your blemishes To settle this In nubbish ******* Stumbling From a kid Im only kidding In my giving a single **** Get with it The mic is yours And ill freely admit To being bored Here you go ....
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May 5, 2013
May 5, 2013 at 4:44 AM UTC
spew1n
The spout Of the battle Shouting In inconsiderate Babble about bling While i'm saddling My steeds Manning the machines And breathing easy Before i speak Clearly to your dreams Interjecting the theme Of the losing team Cheering in victory Snickering in mockery I remarkably sing In drowned out tones And zings And i'm gonna be Everything you been In a week And its weak That i win And you grin With your arms up Hooray!! But you lost today Too dumb to know it But showin it To everybody Rhyming Isn't about money Its about diction Metered rhymes And harmony Arming the Alarmingly Disarming memes Of scattagoried kings Euphorically Seized In the lean Of delivery Creativity key The breezy Sleezinous Sheened In the has beens Gassed up Gin drunks Grunting whats In response to love Callin bluffs On the tuffs Of your huffs And shrugs Whatever punk I got a foot on you And your **** On my side Talking over you Until you shut Out the light With your mouth Over your eyes And your house Of flies sized up In tough love And shoved off the shores To the unexplored oceans In the notions Of severed portions Aborted with a snorkel In the cortex Of Oxygenated Brains showing you A thing or two So ******* vein Watching you strain To speak To breathe To think When your ready Il be brief A pat on the back And declaration of king Before you bend over to be Blessed by the best In this contest Im tested Only of my patience In the vagrancy Of your empty words Freshly matured In manure Skewered In the lured Obscurity Muraling The masterpieces Stealing thesis-es With the soul content Of cheeseless pizzas Sauceless in the lossless Belligerence And im tempted To kiss My fists And commence To smash out the comments To astonished onlookers Booking for Brooklyn When im shooting Blood across the pavement With fury of a patient To fairfax and back To break the bones Of your home Set your soul apart From the heart That pumps lumps Of ******** From the start Of your every sentence Ill take two seconds To count on your blemishes To settle this In nubbish ******* Stumbling From a kid Im only kidding In my giving a single **** Get with it The mic is yours And ill freely admit To being bored Here you go ....
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Manning this vessel aimlessly On open sea that beckons me. Yet which direction do I set my sails? According to the wind, if all else fails. Alas, scar-clad from my ruthless ambition, Longing to free my shackles of inhibition. Wishful aspirations of self-deposition, yet Auspicious sights arising on the horizon.
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Jan 19, 2013
Jan 19, 2013 at 2:31 PM UTC
Mutiny
(the reconvening of my mind) It's always the extremes that bring me back to center, but it's the trips I take on purpose that remind me its time to go home. Today it was the thought of blood. I cannot stand the sight of it, and neither would I brave a plunge in icy depths this time of year. I’d rather gather sunlight and convince myself there are no ghost revivals, only blood reprisals from daddy's DNA. I tell myself I need to get away to where I can pray again, to quit giving in, to stay and fight wars, the black, the white, the gray fluttering darkness that comes out of nowhere swooping past my ear, scaring the **** out of me as if it never happened before but it has, its just been a while. So I call for a council of angels, then prepare for the riptide of demons that join the fun when my cranial convention convenes. The left against the right, The east against the west, The pros against the cons, all the ups and downs, I don’t give a **** what it is just give me back my wars. Give me back my reasons to live. Give me Nietzsche Give me Brennan Manning Give me Sam Harris Give me Frederick Buechner Give me Bertrand Russell Give me Henri Nouwen Give me Daniel Dennett Give me Gerald May Give me M Scott Peck Give me Pia Mellody Give me Dante Give me Jane Kenyon Give me the Marquis de Sade Give me Dostoyevsky and that should just about do it. Within these names exist enough controversy, enough conflicting views on life, on love, on God, enough heresy, enough truth, enough lies, enough knowledge, enough beauty to keep me waging wars inside my head until the day I die. Give me back my wars.
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Nov 15, 2014
Nov 15, 2014 at 6:15 PM UTC
Give Me Back My Wars : Canto I
(the reconvening of my mind) It's always the extremes that bring me back to center, but it's the trips I take on purpose that remind me its time to go home. Today it was the thought of blood. I cannot stand the sight of it, and neither would I brave a plunge in icy depths this time of year. I’d rather gather sunlight and convince myself there are no ghost revivals, only blood reprisals from daddy's DNA. I tell myself I need to get away to where I can pray again, to quit giving in, to stay and fight wars, the black, the white, the gray fluttering darkness that comes out of nowhere swooping past my ear, scaring the **** out of me as if it never happened before but it has, its just been a while. So I call for a council of angels, then prepare for the riptide of demons that join the fun when my cranial convention convenes. The left against the right, The east against the west, The pros against the cons, all the ups and downs, I don’t give a **** what it is just give me back my wars. Give me back my reasons to live. Give me Nietzsche Give me Brennan Manning Give me Sam Harris Give me Frederick Buechner Give me Bertrand Russell Give me Henri Nouwen Give me Daniel Dennett Give me Gerald May Give me M Scott Peck Give me Pia Mellody Give me Dante Give me Jane Kenyon Give me the Marquis de Sade Give me Dostoyevsky and that should just about do it. Within these names exist enough controversy, enough conflicting views on life, on love, on God, enough heresy, enough truth, enough lies, enough knowledge, enough beauty to keep me waging wars inside my head until the day I die. Give me back my wars.
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He went around and came around, and went around again~ Then he came around, went back around and came around again. "What's with all the run-around?" I asked my breathless friend "Guess what goes around, will come around and right up to the end." "But what's all this you're chasin, then?" I asked the weary clown~ "Been chasin' all these wimin, and they've yet to slow me down." "Who runs this ride, you run beside, and can't they cut the speed?" "I have no clue, but maybe you can jump this thing, and plead." "One last run around, dear girl take a ride and wait for me, it won't be long, enjoy the song, I'm a sick sorry son of a b." I hopped aboard his dream machine where ladies rode the poles and pushed passed blown out ****** to the room which housed controls. I peeked inside the window there and much to my surprise no one was manning anything on this carousel of lies. A sea of lovely lonelies ride 'The Future' from the past around again a few more times our lives are fading fast. Suddenly he's on the ground and draggin' on his knees with sweat upon his forehead, I said, ******* LET GO, please." "One last run around, dear girl, don't you worry none 'bout me appreciate your deep concern I'm a sick sorry son of a b". Well, it took some major doing to release his grip of fear and then I jumped, and bruised and bumped was finally in the clear. "we've cashed in all our chips today, but we'll be back, you see- you push to run the Future and I'm a freakin' fool for thee. We hobbled from the Carn-evil, my weary friend and me what goes around will come around dear God please set us free.
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Sep 3, 2013
Sep 3, 2013 at 10:32 AM UTC
The Hairy Go Round!
He went around and came around, and went around again~ Then he came around, went back around and came around again. "What's with all the run-around?" I asked my breathless friend "Guess what goes around, will come around and right up to the end." "But what's all this you're chasin, then?" I asked the weary clown~ "Been chasin' all these wimin, and they've yet to slow me down." "Who runs this ride, you run beside, and can't they cut the speed?" "I have no clue, but maybe you can jump this thing, and plead." "One last run around, dear girl take a ride and wait for me, it won't be long, enjoy the song, I'm a sick sorry son of a b." I hopped aboard his dream machine where ladies rode the poles and pushed passed blown out ****** to the room which housed controls. I peeked inside the window there and much to my surprise no one was manning anything on this carousel of lies. A sea of lovely lonelies ride 'The Future' from the past around again a few more times our lives are fading fast. Suddenly he's on the ground and draggin' on his knees with sweat upon his forehead, I said, ******* LET GO, please." "One last run around, dear girl, don't you worry none 'bout me appreciate your deep concern I'm a sick sorry son of a b". Well, it took some major doing to release his grip of fear and then I jumped, and bruised and bumped was finally in the clear. "we've cashed in all our chips today, but we'll be back, you see- you push to run the Future and I'm a freakin' fool for thee. We hobbled from the Carn-evil, my weary friend and me what goes around will come around dear God please set us free.
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Cold pizza. Storm of the century. Draped in lies & love. Funny glasses. Shark tank disaster. Too old & cold for ******** Flashed before me. Rollerskates. Pardon me, "-blades." Don't like pizza crust. Manning up, facing demons. Worst midnight snack ever.
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Jul 9, 2013
Jul 9, 2013 at 11:55 AM UTC
You wouldn't understand ('cause I don't)
Red back eats her lover while she's mating. Love is overrated. She thinks it's great to mate. She's hungry for fun. The ladybug won. The mantis is manning, she's scheming and planning. She's killing for thrilling. For less than a shilling. She's hungry again Look out all you men. Remember remember its not the fifth lf November. There is no treason or plot. The poet you know it, She only pens insignificant words. She herself ,no murderous bird. The idea itself made poetry. Hungry for cute things like chocolates and flowers. Writing words for hours and more. Now you know the homestead score. Soft as putty and a stream full of dreams. (c) Livvi
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Mar 21, 2015
Mar 21, 2015 at 5:12 AM UTC
BLACK WIDOW
penetrating sight and hearing turning his head 90 degrees listening for a rustle, squeak or cheep   manning his steadfast branch sitting gallantly proud and astute in dead silence clothed in winsome feathers smooth as velveteen shades of brown, rust with black specks white breast plate and heart shaped face large steely almond eyes that swoon his mate releasing his talons   the rodent he brings pounces on mate instinctive coitus screeching primal sounds fill the dark quiet night she stays in her nest checks her owlets yet to hatch veraciously eating the award gliding off he surrenders the night is quiet again~~lorilynn copyright*lorilynn 2010
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Nov 6, 2010
Nov 6, 2010 at 9:39 PM UTC
TAG THE OWL
Last July was the hottest month, ever. That is, ever since we ‘officially’ started tracking weather. The Earth is lying on the bathroom floor, wrists severed; I wonder whether this is a storm we can weather, Or whether we’ll all perish together. Greenland lost 12.5 billion tonnes of ice sheets. That is, The island that was 80% ice is becoming one, giant, puddle. The earth is about to be slain, a warrior conceding defeat; Huddle up, give your loved ones a cuddle, For we are so troubled that any aliens out there must be truly befuddled. My generation was born with a guillotine looming over our heads. An impending sense of dread, As corporations put on their executioner’s hoods, And reach for the lever. A sordid reality in which to save the planet, One must fight one’s own government; A reality in which we may have done permanent damage, A reality in which valour gets no monuments, But only condemnation and incarceration.   Remember these names: Julian Assange. Currently awaiting an 18-count indictment charge from the US. Edward Snowden. Could face up to 30 years in prison if the US get their hands on him. Chelsea Manning. Spent 7 years in prison. Abdullah Öcalan. In prison since 1999. Edem Bekirov. A man who has been dying in prison for the past year. Benny Tai. Sentenced to over a year for fighting for what is right. Nasser Zefzafi. In prison for the next 20 years. Kerry Shakaboona Marshall. A man who received a life sentence aged 17 years old. Simon Blevins, Richard Roberts, and Richard Loizou. Sentenced to over a year for fighting fracking. Tim DeChristopher. 21 months for fighting oil and gas pipelines. Stella Nyanzi. The raunchy Ugandan poetess who cannot be tamed, no matter how many times prison beckons. This list is basically endless. It is saturated in blood that drips from the corners of the page, Soaked in the rage of brave men and women, living in a cage. Depression. Exhaustion. Numbness. Oppression and a lack of caution, Leading us to this dumb mess. This can no longer be the norm. We can no longer conform, Nor can we compromise or haggle; We must reverse our own demise, For this is our generation’s battle.
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Aug 22, 2019
Aug 22, 2019 at 1:56 AM UTC
Climate Grief
Last July was the hottest month, ever. That is, ever since we ‘officially’ started tracking weather. The Earth is lying on the bathroom floor, wrists severed; I wonder whether this is a storm we can weather, Or whether we’ll all perish together. Greenland lost 12.5 billion tonnes of ice sheets. That is, The island that was 80% ice is becoming one, giant, puddle. The earth is about to be slain, a warrior conceding defeat; Huddle up, give your loved ones a cuddle, For we are so troubled that any aliens out there must be truly befuddled. My generation was born with a guillotine looming over our heads. An impending sense of dread, As corporations put on their executioner’s hoods, And reach for the lever. A sordid reality in which to save the planet, One must fight one’s own government; A reality in which we may have done permanent damage, A reality in which valour gets no monuments, But only condemnation and incarceration.   Remember these names: Julian Assange. Currently awaiting an 18-count indictment charge from the US. Edward Snowden. Could face up to 30 years in prison if the US get their hands on him. Chelsea Manning. Spent 7 years in prison. Abdullah Öcalan. In prison since 1999. Edem Bekirov. A man who has been dying in prison for the past year. Benny Tai. Sentenced to over a year for fighting for what is right. Nasser Zefzafi. In prison for the next 20 years. Kerry Shakaboona Marshall. A man who received a life sentence aged 17 years old. Simon Blevins, Richard Roberts, and Richard Loizou. Sentenced to over a year for fighting fracking. Tim DeChristopher. 21 months for fighting oil and gas pipelines. Stella Nyanzi. The raunchy Ugandan poetess who cannot be tamed, no matter how many times prison beckons. This list is basically endless. It is saturated in blood that drips from the corners of the page, Soaked in the rage of brave men and women, living in a cage. Depression. Exhaustion. Numbness. Oppression and a lack of caution, Leading us to this dumb mess. This can no longer be the norm. We can no longer conform, Nor can we compromise or haggle; We must reverse our own demise, For this is our generation’s battle.
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Queens Loves Poets. (for Em MacKenzie) ———————————————————- *Kings love making war, no wonder, the people, remember well fond their femi-mine rulers with femi-fervor, Queens, who loved poets. You fear Jesus, Adore Mary, generosity of understanding. because it is hard for woman to do cruelty, till she has been abused by men who thought they were kingly by being beknighted, unbeheaded for now at least. Men who invented Brandy, in the be of night, were stupid men, they forgot alcohol, the Brandy of Channing, is not fit for manning, for it is a* toxin, like me, like me.
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Jul 4, 2020
Jul 4, 2020 at 3:14 PM UTC
Queens Loves Poets. (for Em MacKenzie)