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"mascarades" poems
Money is a **** producer, who mascarades as a professional film producer, promising fame and fortune to young girls in LA. Money exploits us all, telling us to cry on his **** as he forces it down each of our throats. MMM Money talks its valuable poetry, cha ching as we take the money shot, the money shot, the money shot... Blaw! we take the money and run. Exploited, every one of us carries this inflated value; running around with our heads chopped off. Where did we put our heads? Not a one realizing how. We put our heads collectively in the sand. Money talks, but we dont. Money walks, but we wont. Money marches, but we cant stand. Can't form a coherent sentence while we're getting ****** "If my dad finds out he will destroy me!" "I won't tell." Money wants us young, dumb, and full of idiom; and as the bubble bursts, we can't help but feel depressed. Our faces are all over the internet. America the beautiful, I can hardly see your face behind the biggest, blackest **** If you want to turn anyone into your own personal ***** first you got to get the money! Money is king. But is he kind? Money is our god, but what kind? Money money money, MONEY! The lyrics of every rap song on the top 100 Can we get some hoes and some money that we can throw's up in here!? It's what we all want, and its what we all fear. Money controls us and rules us without a peer. Money replaces trust, it replaces common decency, and puts a friendly mask on the face of a murdering monster. Money makes me sick. It smells like burning flesh if you read it just right, and put your nose up real tight, it can start to burn you too. Roll a hundo, give Ben a sniff. Money doesn't care if you sell it off to buy drugs or a train wreck. Money isn't ethical and neither are you. Money wants us all to bow down, and when we rise up, we look like monopoly men. Give me some money and I can change the world into a paradise on earth; give your local bank some money, and our world looks like a shopping mall.
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Nov 21, 2014
Nov 21, 2014 at 7:39 PM UTC
Money
Money is a **** producer, who mascarades as a professional film producer, promising fame and fortune to young girls in LA. Money exploits us all, telling us to cry on his **** as he forces it down each of our throats. MMM Money talks its valuable poetry, cha ching as we take the money shot, the money shot, the money shot... Blaw! we take the money and run. Exploited, every one of us carries this inflated value; running around with our heads chopped off. Where did we put our heads? Not a one realizing how. We put our heads collectively in the sand. Money talks, but we dont. Money walks, but we wont. Money marches, but we cant stand. Can't form a coherent sentence while we're getting ****** "If my dad finds out he will destroy me!" "I won't tell." Money wants us young, dumb, and full of idiom; and as the bubble bursts, we can't help but feel depressed. Our faces are all over the internet. America the beautiful, I can hardly see your face behind the biggest, blackest **** If you want to turn anyone into your own personal ***** first you got to get the money! Money is king. But is he kind? Money is our god, but what kind? Money money money, MONEY! The lyrics of every rap song on the top 100 Can we get some hoes and some money that we can throw's up in here!? It's what we all want, and its what we all fear. Money controls us and rules us without a peer. Money replaces trust, it replaces common decency, and puts a friendly mask on the face of a murdering monster. Money makes me sick. It smells like burning flesh if you read it just right, and put your nose up real tight, it can start to burn you too. Roll a hundo, give Ben a sniff. Money doesn't care if you sell it off to buy drugs or a train wreck. Money isn't ethical and neither are you. Money wants us all to bow down, and when we rise up, we look like monopoly men. Give me some money and I can change the world into a paradise on earth; give your local bank some money, and our world looks like a shopping mall.
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"Defiled humanity! In mascarades And ****** ecstasies of joy and passion Is thy gangrened solace anchored! You paint beauty in nauseous tenderness And garland her with frigid senility No! For beauty is haunting and savage And in my frosty grave throbs her haughty rage"
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Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 11:49 AM UTC
Beauty
Would you take the fall for me a thousand times and a thousand times again?  would you cut through the endless lies to save me?  Would you play mascarades and paint me endless excuses for the things i dont want to face?   Would you swallow your pride and keep going into the lions den to feed them so they wont devour me?   Would you **** for me or spiritually die for me?  Would you kiss the face of an enemy because it is someone i love? I have done all these things expected of love yet you not one. When are you going to save me from all this? must i pay the ultimate price?   In the name of love please? Before its too late!
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Jul 9, 2014
Jul 9, 2014 at 5:32 AM UTC
in the name of love
Sur les lagunes. Tra la, tra la, la, la, la laire ! Qui ne connaît pas ce motif ? A nos mamans il a su plaire, Tendre et *** moqueur et plaintif : L'air du Carnaval de Venise, Sur les canaux jadis chanté Et qu'un soupir de folle brise Dans le ballet a transporté ! Il me semble, quand on le joue, Voir glisser dans son bleu sillon Une gondole avec sa proue Faite en manche de violon. Sur une gamme chromatique, Le sein de perles ruisselant, La Vénus de l'Adriatique Sort de l'eau son corps rose et blanc. Les dômes sur l'azur des ondes, Suivant la phrase au pur contour, S'enflent comme des gorges rondes Que soulève un soupir d'amour. L'esquif aborde et me dépose, Jetant son amarre au pilier, Devant une façade rose, Sur le marbre d'un escalier. Avec ses palais, ses gondoles, Ses mascarades sur la mer, Ses doux chagrins, ses gaités folles, Tout Venise vit dans cet air. Une frêle corde qui vibre Refait sur un pizzicato, Comme autrefois joyeuse et libre, La ville de Canaletto !
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Sur le Carnaval de Venise II