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meanwhile, the Big Fat Yellow Bootay was getting right tired of waiting for the election to end. so, she set off down the highway going ninety five... "HOKEEEY POKEEEY!" she cried as she gunned the engine and threw herself in gear. "HOKEEEY POKEEEY!  MOTHER ******* twice she cried, "HOKEEEY POKEEEY!  MOTHER ******* this second time for extra good luck with the unfolding election. cool Fall breeze caressed her yellow metal, her big fat yellow bootay, a glorious day to be out on a drive! well, except where she had come from. beep beep beep beep always driving her beep beep beeping insane! it shore nuf was quiet out this way! she turned the shiny silver dial to turn on the radio. 'gonna have to get me some better speakers one day soon.' she thought to her big fat bus self. and what came out blasting? "That's Alright Mama," by who else? but the King! Elvis! Elvis has left the building and now, Elvis is ON THE BUS! she didn't quite know all of the words, but what the **** she sure could sing! As the big fat bus with the big fat bootay was driving along, singing joyfully, she glanced in the rear view mirrow and what did she see? why the ghost of Elvis himself was sitting right there right in the back of the bus. He starts strumming on his own guitar and singing, 'that's alright mama.." so she turned off the radio to listen to the ghost of the King, Elvis, himself, singing in the back of her big fat yellow bootay! she also watched him eating a lot of food in the back of the bus, her bus. his ghostly figure seemed to fluctuate between fat Elvis, and skinny Elvis, like a seesaw. by and by says he, (not the really fat one but not the really skinny one neither.) 'I need a pit stop.' says the King so the big fat bus, with the big fat yellow bootay, asks, asks she, 'you wanna stop at the next stop & go, or the next fizz & wizz, or my fav if you really need a constitutional, the stop & plop?' at this particular junction in time this ghostly King, was in the shape of Fat Elvis but very cooly outfitted, bellbottoms and rhine stones or were those all diamonds? note to self, the big fat bus squirreled away, check on that. are those real or not? more mulha is always good and this just might be mana from heaven in the form of Elvis the KING himself and maybe just one of those diamonds will fall out and get lost in me.' mighty strange happenings going on around here in this big fat bus with the big fat yellow bootay. ' the stop and plop little mama,' elvis replied with that ohhhh, soooooo, divine Elvis drawl and that darling little thing he did with his mouth, but was doing now as he was sitting there in the back of HER big fat bus with HER big fat yellow bootay! OH MY, it really is a HOKEY POKEY day!  she sighed.....
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Sep 21, 2015
Sep 21, 2015 at 6:42 PM UTC
Big Fat Yellow Bootay waits for Election Results meets The King
meanwhile, the Big Fat Yellow Bootay was getting right tired of waiting for the election to end. so, she set off down the highway going ninety five... "HOKEEEY POKEEEY!" she cried as she gunned the engine and threw herself in gear. "HOKEEEY POKEEEY!  MOTHER ******* twice she cried, "HOKEEEY POKEEEY!  MOTHER ******* this second time for extra good luck with the unfolding election. cool Fall breeze caressed her yellow metal, her big fat yellow bootay, a glorious day to be out on a drive! well, except where she had come from. beep beep beep beep always driving her beep beep beeping insane! it shore nuf was quiet out this way! she turned the shiny silver dial to turn on the radio. 'gonna have to get me some better speakers one day soon.' she thought to her big fat bus self. and what came out blasting? "That's Alright Mama," by who else? but the King! Elvis! Elvis has left the building and now, Elvis is ON THE BUS! she didn't quite know all of the words, but what the **** she sure could sing! As the big fat bus with the big fat bootay was driving along, singing joyfully, she glanced in the rear view mirrow and what did she see? why the ghost of Elvis himself was sitting right there right in the back of the bus. He starts strumming on his own guitar and singing, 'that's alright mama.." so she turned off the radio to listen to the ghost of the King, Elvis, himself, singing in the back of her big fat yellow bootay! she also watched him eating a lot of food in the back of the bus, her bus. his ghostly figure seemed to fluctuate between fat Elvis, and skinny Elvis, like a seesaw. by and by says he, (not the really fat one but not the really skinny one neither.) 'I need a pit stop.' says the King so the big fat bus, with the big fat yellow bootay, asks, asks she, 'you wanna stop at the next stop & go, or the next fizz & wizz, or my fav if you really need a constitutional, the stop & plop?' at this particular junction in time this ghostly King, was in the shape of Fat Elvis but very cooly outfitted, bellbottoms and rhine stones or were those all diamonds? note to self, the big fat bus squirreled away, check on that. are those real or not? more mulha is always good and this just might be mana from heaven in the form of Elvis the KING himself and maybe just one of those diamonds will fall out and get lost in me.' mighty strange happenings going on around here in this big fat bus with the big fat yellow bootay. ' the stop and plop little mama,' elvis replied with that ohhhh, soooooo, divine Elvis drawl and that darling little thing he did with his mouth, but was doing now as he was sitting there in the back of HER big fat bus with HER big fat yellow bootay! OH MY, it really is a HOKEY POKEY day!  she sighed.....
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From nowhere with love, on the teenth of martober. Dear madam, my darling, my sweet- but of no Importance that is. For your features no longer, To tell the truth, can be remembered. Not yours, Yet no one's best friend. I salute you from one of Five continents, which rests on the cowboys. Then I loved you more than angles, and even "Omni...", Hence, farther I am from you than- both of them. Far away, late at night, at the bottom of valley, In the town, where snow reaches the doorknob. I , Upon the sheet wringling, at least not as may be Described somewhere in the further line, I fluff up the pillow with "you" in a murmur, Over the mountains, which have no bounds or end, In the darkness, with the entire body, all your Features, as would a crazy mirrow, I recreate.
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Dec 12, 2017
Dec 12, 2017 at 12:03 PM UTC
"From nowhere with love..." translation of J. Brodsky
I looked into my mirror Saw my grandad looking back I wondered where'd he come from And how'd I send him back I didn't see myself there And my dad's not there at all I know I saw my grandad My dad...he's not that tall. I know I've got dads smile And I've still got my own hair But, staring from my mirrow I saw my Grandad standing there I know it wasn't me there I do not look that bad The face in the reflection Was looking pretty sad I know I have his aches and pains And in my head I am still me Like I said, my dad is shorter So....who the hell'd I see?
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May 5, 2012
May 5, 2012 at 9:57 PM UTC
Face in The Mirror
No mound of dirt was shuffled to top a grave. There will be no tombstone, no epitaph. No weeds to pull, lawn to mow, flowers to tend. There will be none of these. Only this box, this terra-cota colored plastic box, comprised of a sampling of him, secured by a seat belt on my car's back seat. It's fallen to me to transport his ashes from a city in Ohio to one in West Virginia, my poor dad, who's had the misfortune of dying in a hospital two hundred miles from home. How ironic, I think, that of all his years of living, he never once rode in my car, yet here we are on a road trip together. This is not my father. But it may as well be, the distance looms between us just as big a gap as it ever was, minus the polite conversation, the awkward moments we'd always encountered when together not knowing what to say to one another. As I drive I feel this need to talk to him, to tell him what I have always wanted to tell him. I love you Dad. But the words won't make that transition from head to mouth, prove themselves no easier to say after his death than they did in life. So I recite my poetry to him, poetry being the only thing I have to offer, words I'd never shared with him when he was alive. Poems flow from my mouth as freely as the tears which stream down my face. I cry for my dad but also for myself, for all the hugs never exchanged, all the words left unsaid. The car is eerily silent and I half-expect were I to glance in the rearview mirrow I'd see his ghost sitting on the back seat. I search the sky as I drive, praying for a sign, something to let me know he is at peace, But there is nothing, only blue sky dotted with clouds, and this plastic box entrusted to me for safe delivery. It asks nothing of anyone, gives nothing in return. Shortly it will be delivered to its final destination. Without hoopla or fanfare it will be placed on a table set up for the ceremony. Put there for the sole purpose of giving him a proper mourning.
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Nov 13, 2011
Nov 13, 2011 at 2:39 PM UTC
A DIFFERENT MOURNING
No mound of dirt was shuffled to top a grave. There will be no tombstone, no epitaph. No weeds to pull, lawn to mow, flowers to tend. There will be none of these. Only this box, this terra-cota colored plastic box, comprised of a sampling of him, secured by a seat belt on my car's back seat. It's fallen to me to transport his ashes from a city in Ohio to one in West Virginia, my poor dad, who's had the misfortune of dying in a hospital two hundred miles from home. How ironic, I think, that of all his years of living, he never once rode in my car, yet here we are on a road trip together. This is not my father. But it may as well be, the distance looms between us just as big a gap as it ever was, minus the polite conversation, the awkward moments we'd always encountered when together not knowing what to say to one another. As I drive I feel this need to talk to him, to tell him what I have always wanted to tell him. I love you Dad. But the words won't make that transition from head to mouth, prove themselves no easier to say after his death than they did in life. So I recite my poetry to him, poetry being the only thing I have to offer, words I'd never shared with him when he was alive. Poems flow from my mouth as freely as the tears which stream down my face. I cry for my dad but also for myself, for all the hugs never exchanged, all the words left unsaid. The car is eerily silent and I half-expect were I to glance in the rearview mirrow I'd see his ghost sitting on the back seat. I search the sky as I drive, praying for a sign, something to let me know he is at peace, But there is nothing, only blue sky dotted with clouds, and this plastic box entrusted to me for safe delivery. It asks nothing of anyone, gives nothing in return. Shortly it will be delivered to its final destination. Without hoopla or fanfare it will be placed on a table set up for the ceremony. Put there for the sole purpose of giving him a proper mourning.
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I'm looking at myself, in the mirrow in front of me. I'm picturing who I was, who I'll never again be. Someone who's been forgotten, and lost within the year. The time that's passed in which, I've shed millions of tears. In searching for someone, who was lost so far beneath. The lies, the scars, the hatred, couldn't stand on two feet. I was always falling down, I was always on my knees. Crying out for help, screaming "Someone. Please!" I used to be someone, who gave everything but. Left nothing for myself, and dug myself a rut. I crawled down deep, hiding in my shame. Losing myself, forgetting even my name. But now as I stand, confident and tall. I see where I was, and I'm tearing down the walls. I'm loving who I am, and where I am in life. I'm making a change now, and everything is right. My grades, my work, my life, new friends I'm surrounded with. The boy by my side, who reassures me with each kiss. I've taken myself from the drama, the cruelty and lies. I'm moving forward now, leaving it all behind. I'm someone different but, never will I forget. Who I was before, everything that was meant. For where I've been back there, and where I am now. Is the secret to the life, in which I have found. I'm standing tall and proud, beautiful inside and out. I didn't run away from it, instead, I found a way out ...
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Feb 15, 2011
Feb 15, 2011 at 5:48 PM UTC
A Way Out
I've been shattered in a 1000 pieces Pain,hurt,sorrow,despair, releases Im laying like a broken mirrow on the ground Each piece crying You have to hear the lonely sound I'm willing to let all the pain go Even if I'm in a 1000 pieces Just take ahold of my soul You will feel the sorrow as each piece releases I'm 1000 pieces Waiting Anticipating I'm 1000 pieces Just find the piece that is my heart Grab it tightly and let it flow Only by your pain can I grow
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Jul 8, 2013
Jul 8, 2013 at 12:27 PM UTC
1000 Pieces
I am falling down into that deep darkness I feel weak and broken I am a shadow of my self Dark kisses touches my face let the darkness swallow me I am so use to pain and its drive me insane The  taste of hope is disappeared I guess I must swallow the pain and wait til it end No escape No hope Just darkness I cry in the dark with broken heart I look at the mirrow I stare at my self just like my soul dark and empty I am falling down where the darkness surround me I guess I must swallow the pain and wait til it end No escape No hope Just darkness No escape... Link to the song:Depression https://soundcloud.com/martinavenkova/depression
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Oct 9, 2015
Oct 9, 2015 at 1:29 PM UTC
Depression
After all the up and downs over past few days, I had some relief the moment I saw your reflection on the mirrow, smiling, ready to spend some quality time together. The instant I held you in my arms all the doubts and fears were lifted from my mind. I wish you could stay, I wish you would stay.
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Aug 7, 2012
Aug 7, 2012 at 8:07 PM UTC
I wish
Have you ever Sat next to a Neon yellow-orange pig? Stared into its black eyes, Its thick black eye brows, It's two big black nostrils surrounded By that Neon orange Skin, And wondered why the kitten, Who enters with such Curiosity and sniffage, Cares so much at first and then, Cares so little at all. Certain men Are like This. Certain women, Act Like this. Certain people Are meant to make Certain people Better people. We are the building blocks Of Eachother, one another, everyone. And I can't stand The way my mind thinks and behaves/ Self-desctructs, re-constructs These visions of illusory Reality. I've achieved nothing, Yet, I smile at the clouds who've achieved Everything By Molecularly genetic chance. Aren't we all just mistakes In the gigantic genome experiement of life? Accomplishing...something? You know...I've got a pig roast this Saturday? You know...I think about moving And I think about screaming at strangers? You know...I wonder what it would like to be hit by a 80 mile an hour car? You know I know that all my peers, all my friends, all My closest dearest closer than family people Are utterly miserable with everything and just WANT TO GET AWAY FROM IT ALL Exhale But, To Where? We can't all become Three million dollar Junkies, Can we? There is no great state Anymore. It's broken. The ideology Of war Is Dead. Patriotism has turned The country inward when All should be Outward. But then, you make, The hair on the neck, Stand on end. Be in the scene and see The small grains of sand atop Her big toe nail, the sun-reflecting upon the nail, How its pink shade reminds you of Cotton candy no, bubblegum, yes, Bubblegum. These are the minds Of formers past. They've made their trists and tried Their minds toward Life that was both meaningful and Meaningless. What I wish to do is paint with words, Our words, So, When all is finished, I can see, without mirror For a mirrow is a stage and a stage Is too close, as is, the mirror. Our age needs distance to affect Any change. What we've become, What we truly are, From there, From here so to Perhaps see, Where we, Should go, next.
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May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015 at 2:48 AM UTC
Soft Bell/Distant Bell
Have you ever Sat next to a Neon yellow-orange pig? Stared into its black eyes, Its thick black eye brows, It's two big black nostrils surrounded By that Neon orange Skin, And wondered why the kitten, Who enters with such Curiosity and sniffage, Cares so much at first and then, Cares so little at all. Certain men Are like This. Certain women, Act Like this. Certain people Are meant to make Certain people Better people. We are the building blocks Of Eachother, one another, everyone. And I can't stand The way my mind thinks and behaves/ Self-desctructs, re-constructs These visions of illusory Reality. I've achieved nothing, Yet, I smile at the clouds who've achieved Everything By Molecularly genetic chance. Aren't we all just mistakes In the gigantic genome experiement of life? Accomplishing...something? You know...I've got a pig roast this Saturday? You know...I think about moving And I think about screaming at strangers? You know...I wonder what it would like to be hit by a 80 mile an hour car? You know I know that all my peers, all my friends, all My closest dearest closer than family people Are utterly miserable with everything and just WANT TO GET AWAY FROM IT ALL Exhale But, To Where? We can't all become Three million dollar Junkies, Can we? There is no great state Anymore. It's broken. The ideology Of war Is Dead. Patriotism has turned The country inward when All should be Outward. But then, you make, The hair on the neck, Stand on end. Be in the scene and see The small grains of sand atop Her big toe nail, the sun-reflecting upon the nail, How its pink shade reminds you of Cotton candy no, bubblegum, yes, Bubblegum. These are the minds Of formers past. They've made their trists and tried Their minds toward Life that was both meaningful and Meaningless. What I wish to do is paint with words, Our words, So, When all is finished, I can see, without mirror For a mirrow is a stage and a stage Is too close, as is, the mirror. Our age needs distance to affect Any change. What we've become, What we truly are, From there, From here so to Perhaps see, Where we, Should go, next.
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i fear my footsteps...what if i am followed my shade...is it an ambush? my fingerprints...stranger in my house I just love the person i see in the mirrow now.
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Aug 26, 2016
Aug 26, 2016 at 11:00 AM UTC
Single lady(owner of a town house)
How? How will I forget you? How far have I gone? That I can't see my back I'm not such a blind driver, That drives without looking at his mirrow... On a narrow road, Thinking to arrive safely... Do you think that I forget you, Your face, Walking And thoughts in class.... If I forget everything, Methinks these would not be forgotten.... Don't you think I'm that a child? That remembers his mother's caring in the day and night... Hes efforts in disciplining him, Her responses to his cries open your ears and hear me! I still see you in my hearts With both good and bad image We don't talk but you are in my mind Know that the tree you watered Is spreading its roots, Products, And shades in the world... I'm still grateful By Muhammad Auwal Ibrahim
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Dec 31, 2017
Dec 31, 2017 at 11:53 AM UTC
HOW?