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"misquote" poems
the boy tugs your arm in public. his panic so local his gut could be yours. verbatim you confront the misquote children from abusive studio apartments inherit warehouse jobs from problem immigrants. a bruise of ***** darkens the front of your jeans.
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Feb 28, 2013
Feb 28, 2013 at 3:39 PM UTC
assimilation
Dear Whiny Fat ***** Stop whining you fat ***** I don't find your curve(s) beautiful as it falls short of feminine, breast and hip bring forth lust like a tray of holiday cookies, helpful internet sayings are fatty hoe-deurves you devour them, greedy mouths pointed teeth digging in to every bit of it because why work hard when you can talk loud? Why go for a jog when you can misquote Marilyn? Why choose the salad when the big mac's just as beautiful? It's not I do not envy gluttony, I do not envy sloth, I do not lust for them. double zero may not be attractive but throwing a 2 in front of it is fatty-icing on the cake, so talk about "oppression" while you scoff down more than Ebo and his family have had in a week, starvation and desperation dancing intertwined tip-toeing around his house, he wakes up one morning to his sons tears because all he's had is a slice of bread while you decide to treat yourself to an ice cream cus' you didn't supersize today You can call me an ******* let molten words flick from your tongue, lace'm with lava and let them fly but at the end of the day you only have yourself to blame
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Dec 25, 2013
Dec 25, 2013 at 12:51 AM UTC
He Said: Dear Whiny Fat *****
I suckled my mother's Bluetooth breast while my father built me a bassinet of series circuits with high, motherboard bars. I've got that artificial baby glow. But Mom put my ****** on Facebook at four weeks and I still haven't re-friended (forgiven) her. My upgrade's in nine months, but I want my downgrade now 'cause all I get are social invite excuses from Facebook fuckfaces. We pack our lives into little boxes that we're not even allowed to open. We drink to technology, keep our lazy eyes on our news feeds, and recycle ideas like their owners would even want to see what we've done to them. We misquote Confucius and credit ourselves with mangled Robert Frost stanzas. "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and I think it's awesome that Pepsi used to be blue." Reblog, revine, retweet, FaceTime. Folding chair fold-out on someone's lawn. White-out Yeats, Keats, Byron, and Auden, and write John ******** or Tom Whatever. We're caught in the chicken wire of an LCD fruit basket so neat, orderly, and brushed aluminum. How can people write in Starbucks? S    B          U               X B        S The cooler's too ****** music's too shy, and the sugar, no, not just the sugar. THE PEOPLE are too artificial. The carpet-suit inlay I'm standing on has pencil lead, sock lint, and receipt shred lapel pins. Even corporations play dress-up. But what happens when Y2K kicks in tomorrow? Lives will be lost even before the missiles **** us. And the planes that drop from the sky won't even come close to when the bough breaks your little girl's heart, baby, because your phone can't raise her anymore, so you have to. And based on your search history, tweets, and recorded dreams, she's better off in the warm embrace of a hard drive.
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Nov 26, 2014
Nov 26, 2014 at 10:54 PM UTC
Y2K Kicks in Tomorrow
I suckled my mother's Bluetooth breast while my father built me a bassinet of series circuits with high, motherboard bars. I've got that artificial baby glow. But Mom put my ****** on Facebook at four weeks and I still haven't re-friended (forgiven) her. My upgrade's in nine months, but I want my downgrade now 'cause all I get are social invite excuses from Facebook fuckfaces. We pack our lives into little boxes that we're not even allowed to open. We drink to technology, keep our lazy eyes on our news feeds, and recycle ideas like their owners would even want to see what we've done to them. We misquote Confucius and credit ourselves with mangled Robert Frost stanzas. "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and I think it's awesome that Pepsi used to be blue." Reblog, revine, retweet, FaceTime. Folding chair fold-out on someone's lawn. White-out Yeats, Keats, Byron, and Auden, and write John ******** or Tom Whatever. We're caught in the chicken wire of an LCD fruit basket so neat, orderly, and brushed aluminum. How can people write in Starbucks? S    B          U               X B        S The cooler's too ****** music's too shy, and the sugar, no, not just the sugar. THE PEOPLE are too artificial. The carpet-suit inlay I'm standing on has pencil lead, sock lint, and receipt shred lapel pins. Even corporations play dress-up. But what happens when Y2K kicks in tomorrow? Lives will be lost even before the missiles **** us. And the planes that drop from the sky won't even come close to when the bough breaks your little girl's heart, baby, because your phone can't raise her anymore, so you have to. And based on your search history, tweets, and recorded dreams, she's better off in the warm embrace of a hard drive.
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you wrote the book on being an ******* i read it twice. and i find myself alluding to it all the time. you told me the definition of high art was broke. if i wanted to succeed, i needed to trash my collection of huxley and memorize every action sequence in every jerry bruckheimer film. you based the last six years of your life on a ghandi misquote, you ripped from wikipedia. you told me love was just mankind kidding himself. only trust in what you can feel, "like ******* i wrote an article about you, i asked if you believed in god. your reply, "god is a concept by which we measure our pain." i thought that was clever. it took me 3 months to remember that's off lennon's Plastic Ono Band.
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Jul 19, 2010
Jul 19, 2010 at 10:38 AM UTC
on being an *******
one thousand and one percent of the time i'm tapped out of rhythm and straining to rhyme i make up impossible stories and wish they were mine and since they aren't, sometimes, i think i'd rather die than live in a world where second class citizens are people who are more connected to their emotions than me and you who can't love who they love and instead have to lie to get a good job or a role in society we act like being who you are is actually a crime, you see, you must be the norm for your family to be proud there isn't a place here for people who're loud you've got to jump on the bandwagon and be part of the crowd there are no OPINIONS if you're not rich, male or white called bossy or cruel when you have a bit of a bite it's wrong apologizing for our daughters when on the playground they rule beg pardon for her inherited superior leadership tool because we may not realize that this is a good thing, we've become ignorant of stereotypes, they've been ingrained into our brains and the sad part is, no matter how much time passes, they are almost sure to remain, for our sakes and our childrens', society needs to CHANGE. OKAY HERE'S PART TWO BUT IT'S NOT DONE SO.... optional (i would write more of this but i gave up, never going to be finished basically and it's really bad and I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH IT) thank god the media is finally beginning to see our ways as strange yet we still indirectly promote [anorexia, bulimia], shove it down each other's throats advertising is a thing we cannot afford to misquote, we may see the greedy product givers but our children do not, our girls and our boys, they are sneakily taught that you cannot be content, cannot be happy on your own, they need to do what others do, you must buy this to be good, there is no way in this world that you ever could, be empowered, successful and handsome at once, you must have perfect skin and a nice weave to match, your own hair is _______, in public it falls flat
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Jun 1, 2013
Jun 1, 2013 at 11:36 PM UTC
1001% (spoken word)
one thousand and one percent of the time i'm tapped out of rhythm and straining to rhyme i make up impossible stories and wish they were mine and since they aren't, sometimes, i think i'd rather die than live in a world where second class citizens are people who are more connected to their emotions than me and you who can't love who they love and instead have to lie to get a good job or a role in society we act like being who you are is actually a crime, you see, you must be the norm for your family to be proud there isn't a place here for people who're loud you've got to jump on the bandwagon and be part of the crowd there are no OPINIONS if you're not rich, male or white called bossy or cruel when you have a bit of a bite it's wrong apologizing for our daughters when on the playground they rule beg pardon for her inherited superior leadership tool because we may not realize that this is a good thing, we've become ignorant of stereotypes, they've been ingrained into our brains and the sad part is, no matter how much time passes, they are almost sure to remain, for our sakes and our childrens', society needs to CHANGE. OKAY HERE'S PART TWO BUT IT'S NOT DONE SO.... optional (i would write more of this but i gave up, never going to be finished basically and it's really bad and I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH IT) thank god the media is finally beginning to see our ways as strange yet we still indirectly promote [anorexia, bulimia], shove it down each other's throats advertising is a thing we cannot afford to misquote, we may see the greedy product givers but our children do not, our girls and our boys, they are sneakily taught that you cannot be content, cannot be happy on your own, they need to do what others do, you must buy this to be good, there is no way in this world that you ever could, be empowered, successful and handsome at once, you must have perfect skin and a nice weave to match, your own hair is _______, in public it falls flat
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listen and look, honey, dear, sweetie, baby, won't you shut the hell up, you're driving me crazy. I'd survive if you'd save me but love hasn't saved anyone I've ever met. maybe someone who wants to know what to expect like home before dark and promises never kept, and secrets in the park with naked words frozen on the lips of an adulterous misstep. this is useless to those who crave the subtle bliss, who enumerate ridges of skin dedicated with a kiss and catalog nerve endings that shiver and resist . and . just . (quiver to exist) so promises never need be made, so we can fall apart and it won't matter, none of this we never needed a place in a poem or a dictionary, just a dial tone or a few letters to arrange to call home and portray the strange and… try… to find a word… that rhymes with… dictionary never trying to deny our eyes cannot lie, they will fade from glory. like the dead, like you and I like we needed to fake these scrawling notes that claw for understanding of mistakes we once wrote, inky sketches that wax polemical over a misquote and crying starry eyes over favorite chemicals, the elements we conjure with, so verbose and so broke, over coffee and cigarettes and mostly ***** jokes
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Nov 27, 2011
Nov 27, 2011 at 3:18 AM UTC
clever dead animals
I am science, I am fiction, Victorian youth, ***** addiction, I am addicted, no rest for the wicked, I am not what these glorious stories depicted, I prayed for my mother, I asked for a saviour, But scarlet’s a varlet and I couldn’t save her, Faith laughed at my pleading but science was pliable, Boundaries were broken, I made fact unreliable, Doctor! Doctor! Blood’s beginning to boil, As you work by the light of the Tesla coil, You’re polite, once contrite, not particularly odd, Now you’re trapped in your lab and you’re playing at God, You were robbed of a woman, held hands with her breath, Your disillusion excluded you, so you made life out of death, And the blood and the ****** and the bruises on throats, And the ghost of a sibling that grasps at my coat, And I strived for ‘it’s alive’ but that’s a misquote, It was never alive, that was not what I wrote! It was pale and abhorrent, thread unraveled it’s head, It’s lips moved but I knew it was made from parts of the dead, Graves invaded, made empty, just so it could rise, My shovels were broken, decriminalised, My secrets unspoken were hard to ignore, And it was only myself, since there was no Igor, And my brother was gone, my father, my wife, So if you seek to threaten me, be it with life, Nothing left, I fear no death, in fact I seek it with vigour, But I am no mad scientist B-List horror movie figure, I am bigger, I am bloodless, I am the lightening’s whine, I am all that befalls the name of Frankenstein, I’m disturbed, I’m depraved, afflicted with my plan, But above all I am only a conflicted young man, And I cannot compete with tainted world’s so dark and neat, So call me Victor as I retreat, I am the monster I must complete.
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Dec 20, 2014
Dec 20, 2014 at 3:24 PM UTC
I Believe in Monsters
I am science, I am fiction, Victorian youth, ***** addiction, I am addicted, no rest for the wicked, I am not what these glorious stories depicted, I prayed for my mother, I asked for a saviour, But scarlet’s a varlet and I couldn’t save her, Faith laughed at my pleading but science was pliable, Boundaries were broken, I made fact unreliable, Doctor! Doctor! Blood’s beginning to boil, As you work by the light of the Tesla coil, You’re polite, once contrite, not particularly odd, Now you’re trapped in your lab and you’re playing at God, You were robbed of a woman, held hands with her breath, Your disillusion excluded you, so you made life out of death, And the blood and the ****** and the bruises on throats, And the ghost of a sibling that grasps at my coat, And I strived for ‘it’s alive’ but that’s a misquote, It was never alive, that was not what I wrote! It was pale and abhorrent, thread unraveled it’s head, It’s lips moved but I knew it was made from parts of the dead, Graves invaded, made empty, just so it could rise, My shovels were broken, decriminalised, My secrets unspoken were hard to ignore, And it was only myself, since there was no Igor, And my brother was gone, my father, my wife, So if you seek to threaten me, be it with life, Nothing left, I fear no death, in fact I seek it with vigour, But I am no mad scientist B-List horror movie figure, I am bigger, I am bloodless, I am the lightening’s whine, I am all that befalls the name of Frankenstein, I’m disturbed, I’m depraved, afflicted with my plan, But above all I am only a conflicted young man, And I cannot compete with tainted world’s so dark and neat, So call me Victor as I retreat, I am the monster I must complete.
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Beer is my bottle of sleep, and I drink enough sleep to forget, that I'm all alone I don't have a home, and my soul will just die when im dead. Just another scared boy waiting in his casket or acting a part its either action or nothing the mind is divorced bodies are useless why accumulate them in a sack of skin, the cage created by a skull cap glass brains are wrapped in transparent and thin a sleep sheet sewn by rapid eye movement encased in bones the alcohol is sediment settling in the bottom bodies brave colony, of other owners that forage for a loners last remnants of his ostomy. cavity. Bags of excretion excrete his thoughts, like lead does to mass graves of forties gulags. Hes lost all compassion, extinguished all hope, hopes a disease the defectors misquote, cause cadavers decay, minds atrophy as muscle, senescence affects all and with age we buckle, the pressures too great, mans heart is too weak, the blood is no longer pumped to his feet, as he falls to his knees, the earth says “we are one”, as the worms eat the flesh of the casket they've dug.
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Mar 18, 2013
Mar 18, 2013 at 1:31 PM UTC
Destruction as an Opening
I'm not so active I may not know how to live and I don't exercise but I exercise my right to keep this in my line of sight at all times and somehow my muscles are as sore as when they tear away but only from the shivering I've gotten done these past few days I shake and shake and my racing heart keeps pace with the chattering of my teeth as my entire being vibrates from the inside out all except for my vocal chords whom long to move with the rest of me to let you know that you could leave here with the best of me build your lifeboat and life vest in me and we can sail together to the east ignore reason commit treason while they're sinking, we hold on tighter to this fleeting feeling run around until I burn myself to the ground because it feels so good to burn when you're always left this cold and no exercise can repair these severed ties or even make me want to try to find a stillness in my soul to find my niche to find a home to focus on a mastery when being fluent in one language won't ever land you on the front page no matter what it is you have to say but I only know the language of the sleepless nights in the dialect of "the fear of another wasted day" and when I overhear comments on my "newfound" accent all I really hear is "her words never mattered anyway" but they'll remember with the Frost that "Nothing gold can stay" and misquote me on my final day.
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Mar 9, 2016
Mar 9, 2016 at 8:33 PM UTC
I never try
Isn't spell check great? I drink like a great writer. Don't misquote me now dear. You're great. You're great. You're great. Now someone come flirt with me.
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Aug 10, 2014
Aug 10, 2014 at 10:22 PM UTC
Please Don't Be A Stranger In My Place
Seconds away for yet another day, And too far now to know, If what I say will matter anyway, If distance helps us grow. Just another night, another bed, I drank to stay awake, Left my name, you took my heart instead, A trophy, something to break. Fell in love with eyes, that cheap disguise, Left knives inside my throat, I felt twice as wise when fed those lies, And “I love yous” you misquote. Tonight, I watched you disappear, And drank to fall apart, Seconds away for yet another year, And no clue where to start.
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Sep 8, 2015
Sep 8, 2015 at 6:33 PM UTC
Seconds Away
never quiet the proper arrangement, watching a cat miscarry his strengths of perfect balance on a fence deciding to structure his escapism further from fence to the safety of gravity’s plateau, and i know this is not a crowd pleaser, no gladiator blood sewn onto a caesar’s face for a smile, but as amusements go: choose the simpler ones and watch them multiply exponentially... choose the complex ones and watch them mutilate you with anticipatory nostalgia once they pass and have fed you. so unless you think it’s cheap to state that william burroughs would have a lot in common with bukowski... you’re probably right... but once you embark on the alcoholic metabolism parabola there’s no going back... you can have irritable bowel syndrome in the morning... diarrhoea x4 before the seas just below the hydrochloric sea settle and the sailors are spared another barnett newman smear into the toilet.... quarter of bottled whiskey usually does the trick for the calmed metabolism... i know burroughs and bukowski used different mediums... but it’s better than staging a ghost fight between vegans and vegetarians... same **** different cover story all over again... and it sounds less sinister, doesn’t it? let’s repeat: metabolism & alcoholism; and in all serious soberness i put my efforts in taking interest in philosophy... like observing from spinoza’s ethics... well spinoza drank... heavily... which explains why he put it into his ethics, that explanatory ref. i will definitely mishandle (misquote): never come between a drinker and a newspaper or a blank page, even if it's a pixelated blank.
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Oct 21, 2015
Oct 21, 2015 at 11:31 AM UTC
spinoza drank
never quiet the proper arrangement, watching a cat miscarry his strengths of perfect balance on a fence deciding to structure his escapism further from fence to the safety of gravity’s plateau, and i know this is not a crowd pleaser, no gladiator blood sewn onto a caesar’s face for a smile, but as amusements go: choose the simpler ones and watch them multiply exponentially... choose the complex ones and watch them mutilate you with anticipatory nostalgia once they pass and have fed you. so unless you think it’s cheap to state that william burroughs would have a lot in common with bukowski... you’re probably right... but once you embark on the alcoholic metabolism parabola there’s no going back... you can have irritable bowel syndrome in the morning... diarrhoea x4 before the seas just below the hydrochloric sea settle and the sailors are spared another barnett newman smear into the toilet.... quarter of bottled whiskey usually does the trick for the calmed metabolism... i know burroughs and bukowski used different mediums... but it’s better than staging a ghost fight between vegans and vegetarians... same **** different cover story all over again... and it sounds less sinister, doesn’t it? let’s repeat: metabolism & alcoholism; and in all serious soberness i put my efforts in taking interest in philosophy... like observing from spinoza’s ethics... well spinoza drank... heavily... which explains why he put it into his ethics, that explanatory ref. i will definitely mishandle (misquote): never come between a drinker and a newspaper or a blank page, even if it's a pixelated blank.
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What kind of Sin dares Usher in A devious man to lick his lips, gutteral gasping beneath his Breath The Wonton Musing oozes a delicious Decay, The Poured Out drooling, his Power Pulsing, A Foaming Fantasy Power Tripping ~to Control the Spiritual World at his Will & Command? Here's what he imagined: Biblical Bribery. Blasphemous Forgery Who ever has the money or an Unbridled hand can piecemeal a Story for premeditated Zeal, To make for a more attractive Appeal Why need such profiled Idoltry? To be Present at the Moment of such a Powerful Man's Revelation, Spoken for and too You To be blessed with ears to hear Him To worship At the Alter of Salt A pillar miraculous, To Worship Within, in Him, beside Him. A Scribe Sweats To write furiously away for later reference, Thus Attention is spared and the Sermon Deemed for Organic Lackluster **"Scratch That Oops Edit Kindly Repeat Didn't quite catch That Delete Revise Rephrase Two or One spaced per Sheet? The strain hurts my Eyes When can We Break for Feast? Are We Done for the Day?"** Can this be a possiblity Can a misdirected, Unsupervised Scrupulous Individual Not quietly Misquote The Word trianguled from Mouth to Pen to Paper? The Words We have come to Believe In?? You Tell Me.....
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May 10, 2014
May 10, 2014 at 1:53 PM UTC
Words from the Scribe
Dear students Examinations denote That you and teachers clearly emote Their feelings out and try to devote Their time and energy for this rowboat. Mind that nurtures it will surely vote Their success to teacher to roam afloat. Let be a doctor, teacher or student tote Examinations did need a nice quote. Whether you be known or remote Is decided by many reports wrote. Evil or bad about exams is misquote By all as it leads us to get more groat. Ravana like teachers do connote: Exams are tiny tot like just a mote. The only tool which writes footnote For children and save them from a dote. Lastly, it is just like Gita a good keynote.
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Aug 13, 2017
Aug 13, 2017 at 8:19 AM UTC
Examinations – A Devil Part 1
Why is it easy to put on the pounds But so **** hard to lose? It's always a breeze to pass on the peas, But ice cream is hard to refuse. Often we catch ourselves driving too fast; Are we ever driving too slow? Our brains are less like a Rafael And more like a Vincent van Gogh. Time plods along when we're waiting in line But races when we're having fun. As hard as we try to stick to a budget, There's usually cost overrun! Medical costs are so Brobdingnagian; Why can't they be Lilliputian? It's easy to make but tough to keep A New Year's resolution. Doesn't it also seem easy to sink Yet hard to stay afloat? Finding the exact words is a challenge; It's a cinch to misquote. Love--it seems--should be so simple. Why is there so much hate? Being early is usually good, But sometimes you want to be late. Life's little inconsistencies: Always a daily test… All we can do is go with the flow And try to do our best. - by Bob B
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Oct 16, 2016
Oct 16, 2016 at 9:24 AM UTC
Hard, Easy; Easy, Hard
1/25/2017 the sky melted, sweating glass for three days straight- once, we marveled at the inexorable and eventual at the drop that makes the bough bow. i remember the ache of the sunlight on my crooked nape one May day . We sit in a January cafe "It is springtime," she announces except these days, it's no emotional pantomime, not a hopeless mantra "and why?" I beg a question "oh, because something's starting" she mixes milk into her honey it is too sweet for me the umbrella opens in the shop "put that away, it's a bad omen" oh, as if I care imagine me so treacly? she talks about pregnancy and politics about marriage and something in me, i realize wants to be, is disgusted by my far future maternity at the supermarket there's a jingle hey, mom, what's for dinner? "Uh, hey, I feel like Plath... marriage is oppression and all that" "Well, join the club. Oh, domesticity-" "O'Hara said : There is only one man I like to kiss," I misquote, intentionally. "*Heterosexuality! you are inexorably approaching!*" perhaps we can't wait to be thirty and bored with three kids watching them play at the Minetta wondering where the hell our time went and there they'll sit polish- to her irish, italian- to my puerto rican new jersey mutts i laugh thinking of drunk days down on 53rd and Lex we're not ready to live like it's 1953 *oh, johnny promised me and i wear his ring*
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Jan 24, 2017
Jan 24, 2017 at 9:06 PM UTC
untitled (on married life)
"Don't cry because it happened, Smile because it's over."
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Jan 3, 2013
Jan 3, 2013 at 10:15 PM UTC
Misquote
I feel the anger as he yells I feel it pulsing through my veins I am ready to rebel This feeling can’t be contained His words are like a ****** sword Shoved in my throat Don’t he know what he’s pushing toward? I wish it was a misquote I am going to walk out the door I am not coming back Maybe this time I won’t be ignored This is my attack We have nothing to gain I am done wasting my life with you You act like you’re insane I guess I am having a break through
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Jul 7, 2013
Jul 7, 2013 at 12:29 AM UTC
This is my attack
Dear readers, Reader’s Digests denote That readers read and clearly emote Their feelings out and try to devote Their money and time for this rowboat. The mind that reads it will surely vote Their success that is sure to roam afloat. Let be a doctor, teacher or student tote This is a boon that always does quote Famous personalities known or remote; Ideas or thinking or reports wrote Jokes, humour or news or misquote All are fitted in just a little groat. Unlike Narada, RD does connote: Little price, high yields in a mote. The only book with a lot of footnote, This will save us from being a dote. Lastly, it is like Gita a good keynote.
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Aug 13, 2017
Aug 13, 2017 at 10:28 PM UTC
On Reader’s Digest – 4
stellar misquote cyborg i'm really a ******* tool. i get embarrassed when i see you at the telescopes. like ******* myself whatever, though ——— nobody thinks i'm a loser. the yellow smell of skunk is rabid outside & i am wrapped up in the stranger's uniform of lowliness.
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Sep 2, 2016
Sep 2, 2016 at 9:34 AM UTC
Untitled
Faze me Paraphrase me Rely on me Deny on me Misquote me Then vote for me Have dinner with me Be a sinner with me Ten-Pin bowl with me Play 8 ball pool with me Rule the world with me But never forget, to act the fool with me JJB
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Jul 20, 2024
Jul 20, 2024 at 4:52 PM UTC
Me
drape the silk over my eyes tie the blindfold tight take away my eyesight, i’m not one to see what lies inevitable anyway whisper distractions in my ear buzzing around like a misquote constant ring of you know how much i love you carry on buzzing, make my sanity dissipate watch as my arms begin to try and swat you away see the vulnerability, perfect time to tell the truth the love buzz changes into let me **** you four months four months buzzing in my ears the constant sound of pleading to end your self diagnosed suffering the swatting becomes a rapid fire attempt to shut the buzzing up you only get faster, little bug the buzzing becomes a permanent ring in my ears even long after it’s gone, i still hear it loud and clear so tie the silk tight buzz in my ear until my sanity breaks and your sexless suffering is all i hear
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Apr 21, 2019
Apr 21, 2019 at 10:54 PM UTC
mosquitoes in my ear
My brothers are no gentlemen, But they are nothing if not gentle, See, if you love us  we will be The rains you’re calling suns, But if you preach we will misquote you mental.
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Dec 1, 2019
Dec 1, 2019 at 5:33 PM UTC
The rains you’re calling suns
Heart attacks in the living room, I don't know where to go but sit in the tub, lights off I work out ideas of ideas Some muse in hand I don't believe in, I have Wants, "go to the hills"-I'm there- and grasslands I haven't seen [More work] Like some words I'm not fit to wear [Fill in] And the people who are interesting Are dying, or shown in true light. "I'll be like you someday" but I actually hope not I hope I may render my darkness from some true light. Lying in the tub.
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Sep 18, 2016
Sep 18, 2016 at 12:12 PM UTC
Don't Misquote the Anonymous