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little missy mouse she just long to be a little ballerina for all the world to see' she took a trip to russia far across the sea to become a dancer with a ballet company. she packed up her tutu and tiara too to be a ballet dancer and make her dreams come true. she praticed all her moves and spiining on her feet trained every single day till her training was complete now her time had come to join a company . and a ballerina now at last would be she began to dance like she never danced before little spins and pirouttes the crowd all shouted more they stood on there feet now a star was she a famous ballet star just like she longed to be
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May 6, 2014
May 6, 2014 at 6:08 PM UTC
ballerina mouse
Butte Magic of Ignorance Butte Magic Is the same as no-Butte All one light Old Rough Roads One High Iron Mainway Denver is the same 'The guy I was with his uncle was the govornor of Wyoming' 'Course he paid me back' Ten Days Two Weeks Stock and Joint 'Was an old crook anyway' The same voice on the same ship The Supreme Vehicle S.S. Excalibur Maynard Mainline Mountain Merudvhaga Mersion of Missy
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1st Chorus Mexico City Blues
Hate the holidays well I got one for you. Dont have to follow no rules. Just drink till ya drop. To what's the ocassion still ya havent a clue. Hey there missy. dont **** and moan just grab a pint ya big ***** No need for a kleenex just wipe that blood off on your sleeve. Stoner slacker and poets unite for it's Thanksgiving Eve. No need to hang anything by the chimney with care. But it is a party so lets see your underwear. Lets beat the holiday blues. Hey who's drunk and horney? Short skirts and thoose high heel shoes. Crank that jukebox hey grandpa theres no need to leave. Cause everyone is included on Thanksgiving eve. Hey amigo if we play are cards right. we can stir enough **** to see a chick fight. Hey whats going on upstairs God only knows. It's not cheating just wrestling without any clothes. Hey who just cut a whole in the floor? hey grandpa ya better watch that exotic woman your dancing with. Cause she's a woman with a little more. Hey ya'll the cops are coming along with a swat team so it's my cue to leave. but like that fat ***** in a red suit I'll return to bring ya another great Thanksgiving Eve.
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Nov 25, 2009
Nov 25, 2009 at 8:21 AM UTC
Thanksgiving Eve
Try this! Another site I rarely visit [long since extinct by 2017], had that weekly challenge and this time it read as follows: Using the poetic style of your choice, answer the question “Who am I?”, without using the pronoun “I”. Instead, write your “poetic biography” in 3rd person. Here was my submission....does it make sense? Yours Truly (sonnet # CCCCXLVII) No butterfly, perhaps a moth? just lent Some precious time to try to fly while night Reigns, ere the morning dawns. A reckless wight E'er chasing carefree; mayhap too, half bent Unwitting on a troubled course, intent On fun and happiness whilst grief its plight Imbues with sob'ring grey, as if t'indict? Where time's misspent in tracing romance' scent? "Forgiven" as a blessing daily sought, Its nameplate hangs for all the world to see. And if Truth's lessons seeming dearly bought May mercif'ly be granted taught, 'twill be A better ending than this vain life's wrought, If when time's up, it flies, O LORD, to Thee. 07Jan12 D66d By Jennifer S. Gordon aka Cheeky Missy
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May 10, 2017
May 10, 2017 at 6:04 PM UTC
Yours Truly
Better stop and think, you should watch your step be careful what you say, don't want to get me upset just button your lip, no need to leave a tip time to dummy up, go away now and get yourself hip better pack it up, go live with your mom the life i choose is a bit too strong take on a wild girl like me, the kind they say many just hate us a **** i couldn't give, hey boy i'm not your waitress "I'm not your waitress" hey, get your eyes off me "I'm not your mommy" don't touch me. cause i don't work for free "I'm no not some **** waitress" no oh whoa ... "I'm not your inflatable dolly or sweet lovely waitress" i'm sick and tired of your simple mind can't you tell by now, you're a waste of time dont push me around, the envelope you've stretched it my name's not Natalie Step and Fetch-it this kinda of scene is ill for mental health you want something? then go get it yourself take on a power girl like me, the type they say many only hate us a crap i couldn't give, hey boy i'm not your waitress "I'm not your waitress" hey, get your eyes off me "I'm not your mommy" don't touch me. cause i don't work for free "I'm no not some **** waitress" no oh whoa ... "I'm not your waitress" i'm sick and tired of your idiot mind cant you tell by now, to me you're a waste of time dont push me around, the envelope you've stretched it please dont grab at me or slap my hot **** *** im not interested in you, an old poor white stupid trash too bad, you look confused and so hungry fool i wouldn't serve you well: it takes more than any money can do listen up! "I'm not your waitress" hey, get your eyes off me "I'm not your mommy" don't touch me. cause no no no ... i don't work for free "I'm no not some cheap waitress" no oh whoa ... "I'm not your missy prissy kiss kiss kissy  wa wa wa waitress" fa fa fa fug-off jocko **** "I'm not your waitress" hey, get your eyes off me "I'm not your mommy" don't touch me. cause i don't work for free "I'm no not some **** doh doh waitress"  no no oh oh whoa ... ...I'm not your waitress! © 2009 david clare  clairvoyant music / BMI    all rights reserved
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Jan 3, 2015
Jan 3, 2015 at 12:53 PM UTC
Im not your Waitress
Better stop and think, you should watch your step be careful what you say, don't want to get me upset just button your lip, no need to leave a tip time to dummy up, go away now and get yourself hip better pack it up, go live with your mom the life i choose is a bit too strong take on a wild girl like me, the kind they say many just hate us a **** i couldn't give, hey boy i'm not your waitress "I'm not your waitress" hey, get your eyes off me "I'm not your mommy" don't touch me. cause i don't work for free "I'm no not some **** waitress" no oh whoa ... "I'm not your inflatable dolly or sweet lovely waitress" i'm sick and tired of your simple mind can't you tell by now, you're a waste of time dont push me around, the envelope you've stretched it my name's not Natalie Step and Fetch-it this kinda of scene is ill for mental health you want something? then go get it yourself take on a power girl like me, the type they say many only hate us a crap i couldn't give, hey boy i'm not your waitress "I'm not your waitress" hey, get your eyes off me "I'm not your mommy" don't touch me. cause i don't work for free "I'm no not some **** waitress" no oh whoa ... "I'm not your waitress" i'm sick and tired of your idiot mind cant you tell by now, to me you're a waste of time dont push me around, the envelope you've stretched it please dont grab at me or slap my hot **** *** im not interested in you, an old poor white stupid trash too bad, you look confused and so hungry fool i wouldn't serve you well: it takes more than any money can do listen up! "I'm not your waitress" hey, get your eyes off me "I'm not your mommy" don't touch me. cause no no no ... i don't work for free "I'm no not some cheap waitress" no oh whoa ... "I'm not your missy prissy kiss kiss kissy  wa wa wa waitress" fa fa fa fug-off jocko **** "I'm not your waitress" hey, get your eyes off me "I'm not your mommy" don't touch me. cause i don't work for free "I'm no not some **** doh doh waitress"  no no oh oh whoa ... ...I'm not your waitress! © 2009 david clare  clairvoyant music / BMI    all rights reserved
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I’m Paper-baggin’ It, Paper, Paper-baggin’ It, “Oh lord!” I’m paper-baggin’ it! Alongside the rail come Neenah steel, And foreboding, “Fox,” oh so tipsy, Whispers, this meandering little missy. I’m paper-baggin’ it! And when Santa Fe’s now, near and Her boyfriend’s whistle, prophecy’s clear, So wills the way and away and away. I’m Paper-baggin’ It, Paper, Paper-baggin’ It, “Oh lord!” I’m paper-baggin’ it!
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Jun 29, 2015
Jun 29, 2015 at 8:40 AM UTC
Paper-baggin'
I have a list The job is mundane, same old, same old Murderers, conceiters, haters, .... No remorse even at the last breath Today is a busy day Lots of you to claim First on my list is a thief He stole children for a living And sold them to the highest bidder Sometimes, I think the Guy upstairs is so unfair What’s wrong with taking a child And selling her so she’ll get a better life Not that I’m complaining Contrary to popular belief Hell is kind of empty Most people in their last living moments Say they’re sorry and zam! I lose! This guy is different Peter Hinckley the Child Snatcher He doesn’t know he’s walking into a trap And he’ll be shot dead by the cop hiding across the street So, here I am, Ok, Now!! “Gotcha, come with me, Peter Hinckley! Welcome to Hell! Where it’s always breakfast in bed! Not! Haha!” My next is a woman, those are rare down there Henrietta Bugglery – “Gosh, what a name!” Her one and only sin – loving herself too much Till she hated everyone else It’s not her fault, I don’t think She has it all but wisdom So how can it be her fault Well I suppose she could have been better to her children But she hated them too apparently Ahh humans, I’ll never get them, I suppose! Henrietta was ready but she didn’t expect Me! Not that I’m not pretty but I have to hide my face Seeing me sometimes jolts them back to life! “OK, Missy, let’s go!” “What do you mean let’s go? Who are you? And where are we going?” “HELLLL! Missy!!” “Who are you?” “ Darth Vader!” (and they say i don’t have a sense of humor) “You mean like from Star Wars?” “Yes, exactly that – Let’s Go!” “I’m not going anywhere with you!” “Oh come on, don’t make me zap you there. I like you all to arrive happily, after all the rest of eternity is a long time” “Get lost! I’m not coming with you!!” “Oh well, you leave me no choice! Welcome to Hell!” I lift my hand and she is stretched excruciatingly (it appears) into Hell You’d think my work is easy Actually, it’s not Sometimes, I wish we had some of your high tech equipments down there Then, I won’t have to do this myself I could have me some robots who would never mess up Or suddenly have a soft heart like in the case of .... Oh **** I’m saying too much!! *P.S. Don't worry, I'm probably not coming for you P.S.S. I lie, a lot!*
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Aug 24, 2013
Aug 24, 2013 at 9:59 AM UTC
The God of Death
I have a list The job is mundane, same old, same old Murderers, conceiters, haters, .... No remorse even at the last breath Today is a busy day Lots of you to claim First on my list is a thief He stole children for a living And sold them to the highest bidder Sometimes, I think the Guy upstairs is so unfair What’s wrong with taking a child And selling her so she’ll get a better life Not that I’m complaining Contrary to popular belief Hell is kind of empty Most people in their last living moments Say they’re sorry and zam! I lose! This guy is different Peter Hinckley the Child Snatcher He doesn’t know he’s walking into a trap And he’ll be shot dead by the cop hiding across the street So, here I am, Ok, Now!! “Gotcha, come with me, Peter Hinckley! Welcome to Hell! Where it’s always breakfast in bed! Not! Haha!” My next is a woman, those are rare down there Henrietta Bugglery – “Gosh, what a name!” Her one and only sin – loving herself too much Till she hated everyone else It’s not her fault, I don’t think She has it all but wisdom So how can it be her fault Well I suppose she could have been better to her children But she hated them too apparently Ahh humans, I’ll never get them, I suppose! Henrietta was ready but she didn’t expect Me! Not that I’m not pretty but I have to hide my face Seeing me sometimes jolts them back to life! “OK, Missy, let’s go!” “What do you mean let’s go? Who are you? And where are we going?” “HELLLL! Missy!!” “Who are you?” “ Darth Vader!” (and they say i don’t have a sense of humor) “You mean like from Star Wars?” “Yes, exactly that – Let’s Go!” “I’m not going anywhere with you!” “Oh come on, don’t make me zap you there. I like you all to arrive happily, after all the rest of eternity is a long time” “Get lost! I’m not coming with you!!” “Oh well, you leave me no choice! Welcome to Hell!” I lift my hand and she is stretched excruciatingly (it appears) into Hell You’d think my work is easy Actually, it’s not Sometimes, I wish we had some of your high tech equipments down there Then, I won’t have to do this myself I could have me some robots who would never mess up Or suddenly have a soft heart like in the case of .... Oh **** I’m saying too much!! *P.S. Don't worry, I'm probably not coming for you P.S.S. I lie, a lot!*
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MC Lyte was lightweight The Queen Bee was unseemly compared to this woman who shared you and all you went through And Queen Latifah wasn't half the leader spoken word speaker singer soul seeker that Oo La La was that Fu Gee La was Missy Elliot lost her 8 stars when she lost weight (that's when she lost bars) Lauryn Lauryn Hill will always always be ours she might be modest but she'll always be my Hip Hop Goddess
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Sep 11, 2012
Sep 11, 2012 at 5:04 PM UTC
Hip Hop Goddess
He was a poet, She his poetry. He was a crooner, She his melody. He was a painter, She his masterpiece. He was a monk, She his inner peace. He was a captain, She his ship. He was an admiral, She his fleet. He was a laddie, She his missy. . . . . . . Now there's no more she. Forlorn is he. W e e p i n g. G  n  a  s  h  i  n  g. W   a   n   d   e   r   i   n   g. Stripped of... "E    v    e    r    y    t    h    i    n    g"
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Jun 3, 2014
Jun 3, 2014 at 12:03 PM UTC
Ballad of a Broken Man
I was strolling through the forest of fairies In the valley of all hopes and dreams When I came to the pool of poetic wonder Flowing freely from a magical stream On the far side sat a mystical figure Surrounded by the finest of dust A little Missy on the other side of the water As the day was drawing down to nights dusk She spread her wings as light shown around her The child like wonder in my eyes did adjust It was then I knew I had the great fortune To gaze upon the true beauty of fairydust With a wink and a nod and a smile She sang these sweet words unto me In this pool I will swim for all time my friend For the rhymes in it they set me free As she dove into the crystal blue waters The poems below splashed above her head Giving new life to their very wanting Love me, love you, love poetry Were the last magical words that she said
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Jul 30, 2013
Jul 30, 2013 at 7:33 AM UTC
~fairydust~ & The Pool Of Poetic Wonder
Missy, Missy Mortimer How does your steel heart beat? Your bloodline oxidized by hate Satan can’t compete. Missy, Missy Mortimer Who do you think you are? A pure facade of intellect Matched by your ugly scars. Missy, Missy Mortimer Obstinate, careless, crude… Hell awaits your filthy soul As you practice being rude. Missy, Missy Mortimer Insult; demean; degrade The power you pretend to hold In your foolish mind is made You cast away the moral code Or perhaps it’s just amiss You justify your horrid ways Your arrogance now bliss. Manipulation, you hold dear As if all cannot see With precision you decide your mark You aim, and shoot; well pleased. Missy, Missy Mortimer No warning you deserve To crush and stomp on human hearts Compassion; no reserve Oh Missy, you may think you’ve won A pin for your collection You controlled and shoved me out your door Unjustified rejection. As soon as I can gain the strength Forgiveness I shall find Your ugliness is pitiful But the Lord’s a friend of mine. He watched you’re actions closely He sadly shook his head Your Father, He wants more for you But on thin ice, you tread. Missy, Missy, Mortimer I pray you hear His call Until then, you stand on the edge Your back against the wall.
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Mar 30, 2011
Mar 30, 2011 at 10:02 PM UTC
Missy, Missy, Mortimer.
liquid crystal display glimmering salacious self-imagery at you, your lips parted and breath staccatoing along, flitting just behind the beat, like your aunt's first dance at the wedding reception (before she's had enough to drink) or her last (when she's had too much) she was in the passenger seat on our drive homeward, leaning in to the driver's seat conspiratorially, oblivious to your beauty splayed out exhausted in the backseat. "she's my baby niece, and you better not **** with her heart, you hear me missy?" and I assured her I wouldn't as you laughed and laughed, bell peals in the backseat and church bells echoing in my ear, past and possible future, sodium vapor lights slipping away along the highway as your aunt slid back into the passenger seat. "so" "so" "she's quite a character," I say, bemused, and your eyes crinkled at the corners like newspaper redesigned during crumpling as kindling for the fire, blue and blue and blue in the backseat. "that's true" "just like you" "just like me" you agree, crossing your legs, legs that go on for dynasties in thigh highs and your dress riding up too high for my eyes to focus on the taillights ahead of us when paradise is in the rearview: love is cold lobster bisque in a big bowl in bed in the morning, two spoons and a carton of orange juice arrayed on the covers atop our entangled legs.
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Jan 12, 2015
Jan 12, 2015 at 11:32 PM UTC
in the backseat
Decoding Her Reply I text her, “I Love You, Missy. Do you love me too?” She replies, “In a particular language, I want you dead is coded as wv bl dy rr My love is eternal is coded as vg rh ol nb You are very sweet is coded as hd ev zi bl And I hate you stupid is coded as hg bl sy rr” She pauses, as if for an eternity, before continuing, “In that language, my answer is, ‘gl bl ol rr’ You decode it, lover boy.” Now what does she mean???
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Jul 17, 2022
Jul 17, 2022 at 12:10 PM UTC
Her Love
Were all just machines, bound for the train station that’ll hightail us out and over To the junkyard where we never sleep and the foundry melts us down to make room For the new undead, but non-living, to starve for what their computers say they need. But when you smile, your eyes show me that you have a soul inside that’s beautiful, And it proves my heart is something more than what the factory made it for; That my love means something more than a series of chemical reactions in my brain, That the mornings and nights we spent were worth more than we ever knew, And that you are someone more special to me than I have ever known. So, as we fly down the track of grayest metals and coldest weather, into the north country To God knows where to as the sun is at dawn and dusk at the same time, Remember that your heart doesn’t need to be held like coal, that your eyes are soulful, That someone, somewhere thinks you’re more than a piece of electric meat, That I think you’re worth more than my life,—my holy hunk of steel—but don’t let that Get to your head missy! And that when we’re laid upon the cutting board To be scraped and melted down, I want to be laid there next to you To kiss you one more time, while I look into your eyes, searchingly.
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Nov 3, 2014
Nov 3, 2014 at 10:33 AM UTC
We're all just machines
Extending my sleeves past my frozen fingers, it is -3 and handles of anything get extremely bitter this time of year. I fork in splinters of silage #235 pokes her head out through the feeder. I have plans for you Missy Moo — well: our progeny. Provided you’re in calf; provided you stay in calf; provided you calf down successfully; provided it lives long enough to be killed. If not, I’ll probably sell you and buy an in-calf heifer instead. No pressure.
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Dec 22, 2010
Dec 22, 2010 at 9:44 AM UTC
Hopefully
Not complaining, it's just all these god forsaken *** semon demons, suckling sucubus Take my animal, then sell the stock, it's high treason Contraptions arachnid, stick it to me ****** and shmozy. Lady, shady, it fades me. But by all means phase me like ******* wild eyed vixens, oops who's slipping missy.
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May 8, 2013
May 8, 2013 at 12:09 AM UTC
***** ****
Youth had it comin'. Shoulda never worn that pretty dress. Shoulda never walked through that door. Shoulda never sat on the most rickety chair in the joint, fallin' on my lap th' way she did. Kinda knew it would happen, too. Always could tell a fresher face-ripe for the pickin', I always used ta say. *Well, now, did you step on one of them pork-yoo- pahns, lil missy?*                             *Nice to meet you, Girl.                             His name is Inevitability.                             You might've missed him,                              looking from the corner                             of the wall opposite the back                             of your head, whistling Dixie                             on your bristled follicles                             mid-daydream, via inhale.* Gathered herself, laughed. Jackpot. Told me, after a couple drinks, that she wasn't any sorta damsel in de-stressss, that she knew all. Mind you, all! The tricks in the fairy tale handbook. Front to back, to boot! Fed her Cinderella fr'm top to bottom, ate it up like a backwoods ****** *Speakin' of storytellin', you wanna know what my favorite Shake-spee-uh sayin' is,* hm? *'s the one where the lady wants ta be a man, them loony Europeans.* *Anyway, one of the guys there, puffs up his chest n' shouts, "Some are born great. Some achieve greatness. N' some have greatness just ****** right up on 'em"* *Get up outta that chair, pretty lady, and get ready for a time you ain't* ever gon' forget                          *It was then that nightfall                           spilled over like a broken ink bottle,                           salivated over the horizon with                           the hunger of a bleeding river's mouth                           as all our girdles loosened,                           and with the last protracted sigh                           of metallic wisdom, hushed our                           brigade of inner children's choirs,                           massaged the cramp settled                          on the back of our left legs,                          turned out the lights,                          and went to sleep.*
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Jan 18, 2011
Jan 18, 2011 at 6:34 PM UTC
Youth Had It Comin'
Youth had it comin'. Shoulda never worn that pretty dress. Shoulda never walked through that door. Shoulda never sat on the most rickety chair in the joint, fallin' on my lap th' way she did. Kinda knew it would happen, too. Always could tell a fresher face-ripe for the pickin', I always used ta say. *Well, now, did you step on one of them pork-yoo- pahns, lil missy?*                             *Nice to meet you, Girl.                             His name is Inevitability.                             You might've missed him,                              looking from the corner                             of the wall opposite the back                             of your head, whistling Dixie                             on your bristled follicles                             mid-daydream, via inhale.* Gathered herself, laughed. Jackpot. Told me, after a couple drinks, that she wasn't any sorta damsel in de-stressss, that she knew all. Mind you, all! The tricks in the fairy tale handbook. Front to back, to boot! Fed her Cinderella fr'm top to bottom, ate it up like a backwoods ****** *Speakin' of storytellin', you wanna know what my favorite Shake-spee-uh sayin' is,* hm? *'s the one where the lady wants ta be a man, them loony Europeans.* *Anyway, one of the guys there, puffs up his chest n' shouts, "Some are born great. Some achieve greatness. N' some have greatness just ****** right up on 'em"* *Get up outta that chair, pretty lady, and get ready for a time you ain't* ever gon' forget                          *It was then that nightfall                           spilled over like a broken ink bottle,                           salivated over the horizon with                           the hunger of a bleeding river's mouth                           as all our girdles loosened,                           and with the last protracted sigh                           of metallic wisdom, hushed our                           brigade of inner children's choirs,                           massaged the cramp settled                          on the back of our left legs,                          turned out the lights,                          and went to sleep.*
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Richie Richie Itchy and ****** Richie Richie Never was Twitchy Richie Richie Chose the Bad Missy **Richie may have been Itchy, ****** never twitchy, and chose the bad missy, but guess how he is now.** ***A fishy hippie who became less ****** not to forget, always twitchy. Got a good missy and now, is sixty.***
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Apr 28, 2015
Apr 28, 2015 at 10:00 PM UTC
Richie Richie
I guess it's Been four years now She turned up here homeless She was old Even then Those used teats The grey on her jowl Lonely. So loving. She's followed me Like my shadow Ever since And don't believe A dog can't smile In my absences She'll sit by the door Until I come back I'm 60 now. Just had a birthday. And this black Labrador Beauty gave me the honor Of crawling up next To me as I went to sleep She rarely has done before. And it made me wonder How I want to die before her I don't think I could stand Losing her But thought Of what would happen To her If I went before And this isn't poetry It's a love story About two lonely orphans Who found someone Who loves them more Than life itself And how Much love Can mean
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Jan 31, 2018
Jan 31, 2018 at 4:07 AM UTC
Missy
Watching the man sleep neurotically in bed I thought of you, And the time we talked over stale donuts and cold coffee. I remember writing letters to you, Missy And sending you "all my love" -- Anyway, I was meaning to ask you, Did you save any of it? I could really use it back now It's not for me, you understand. I remember telling my friends: "If you see Missy, give her my love" And I was always afraid they would. Missy, you're really no different than the man I'm watching sleep neurotically in bed. And I'm sorry Missy, all the stale donuts and cold coffee in the world couldn't change us now.
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Aug 9, 2013
Aug 9, 2013 at 1:20 PM UTC
To Missy (Whoever she may be)
The last time I saw you You brought Toffee Purple daisy, red lilies Stinky Missy and daffodils’ You put them in the vase, I panic and said “who die? We were stunned and asked each other: Why now? After all these years Truce! Love has not any pride Ten years together We never spoke For goodness sake! Can’t you see I am trying my best: woman! Stop you ******* you had *** with my sister!
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May 16, 2015
May 16, 2015 at 6:41 AM UTC
When Somethings is unforgivable
Pay attention! rap rap said the big fat bus, with the big fat bootay. i say i have something to say to you! a wee bit of advice to you you so sweet young lasses out and about on hot summer nights in camaros and vans and pintos and mustangs. and mom's station wagon's. # 1 when that eager young lad's hands are a crawlin' all over you. yes YOU missy, your sweet nubile young territory, the time will come when you shall want all these shennanigans to STOP! so i give to thee some wee words of advice. #2 Be firm with your delivery. Do not waver. Strong even voice, increase volume if necessary. to the Kind sir, the, young lad.. say! i do not beg you, i command thee ... be sure to understand! keep those roving hands to thyself. for you can rest assured, this playground is closed! this is a no nookey zone! #3 blue ***** you claim, they are a ailing you? for you i give this sound advice, say! introduce yourself to your right hand, and ifn' you be a wantin' a menage eh of three, invite your, left hand to come along! #4 Be firm and be sure, you are sitting on a sacred fortune of gold, don't let them miners be gropin' around, be a gropin' you. it is only for you to sacredly unfold your divine femininin-ess. if you want to do it, do it... but search your heart long before you do.   at least think you are in love before taking the plunge. first loves are sweet and last long in hidden recesses of mysterious minds. take your time, 30 and more, is the age we big fat busses with big fat yellow bootays come into our own. no rush. nowhere to go. all the time in the world to get there. there is, i assure you, no rush.
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Sep 21, 2015
Sep 21, 2015 at 10:56 PM UTC
Big Fat Yellow Bootay gives Young Lasses Advice about Groping Hands
Pay attention! rap rap said the big fat bus, with the big fat bootay. i say i have something to say to you! a wee bit of advice to you you so sweet young lasses out and about on hot summer nights in camaros and vans and pintos and mustangs. and mom's station wagon's. # 1 when that eager young lad's hands are a crawlin' all over you. yes YOU missy, your sweet nubile young territory, the time will come when you shall want all these shennanigans to STOP! so i give to thee some wee words of advice. #2 Be firm with your delivery. Do not waver. Strong even voice, increase volume if necessary. to the Kind sir, the, young lad.. say! i do not beg you, i command thee ... be sure to understand! keep those roving hands to thyself. for you can rest assured, this playground is closed! this is a no nookey zone! #3 blue ***** you claim, they are a ailing you? for you i give this sound advice, say! introduce yourself to your right hand, and ifn' you be a wantin' a menage eh of three, invite your, left hand to come along! #4 Be firm and be sure, you are sitting on a sacred fortune of gold, don't let them miners be gropin' around, be a gropin' you. it is only for you to sacredly unfold your divine femininin-ess. if you want to do it, do it... but search your heart long before you do.   at least think you are in love before taking the plunge. first loves are sweet and last long in hidden recesses of mysterious minds. take your time, 30 and more, is the age we big fat busses with big fat yellow bootays come into our own. no rush. nowhere to go. all the time in the world to get there. there is, i assure you, no rush.
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She claims he moves the trees every time he cuts the field, expanding and changing the view from the living room window. The laws of Nature and the roots of trees being what they are, I know she really means he's her Magic Man and this farm is his crystal cave. His familiar, a spark of a dog they've named Missy, roams in and out of the magic of this place at will, appearing and disappearing from one breath to the next. The laws of Nature and the nature of dogs being what they are, I know that some dogs, and things, are like that: magical to the bone. c. Roberta Compton Rainwater 2014 to my sister
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Apr 2, 2014
Apr 2, 2014 at 2:25 PM UTC
Bone Magic
I am really not passible Just **** as possible For a well-worn ***** And, they call me Missy Because I don’t think I can Act like a masculine man So spare me your hissy fit Go someplace and get over it. I can walk well in high heels Don’t need any training wheels. My taste in clothes is excellent Not the slightest bit recalcitrant. I’m fully into the new club scene About half way to a drag queen. One more piece of women’s wear I’ll be ready to go about anywhere. My movements are very delicate And that is, of course, deliberate. You get more if you advertise And some assets I can’t disguise. I’m six feet tall in my stocking feet As spicy as Red Hots and twice as sweet. If you don’t like your she-girls tall Then you don’t know what’s good at all. You’ll find me in cabarets, everywhere. We’ll be up at the bar or in a chair Showing off our legs and swinging Lip-synching the words the juke is singing. We’ll appreciate a drink, if you are buying, We’ll make your day complete without trying. We’re full of fun and know lots of jokes. We’re a short vacation for the right blokes.
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Apr 9, 2016
Apr 9, 2016 at 11:31 PM UTC
MISSY MAN
Oh this twinkling city. “Come on over -- We have the night life.” My car is two blocks away, just past, just past these neon lights now. Just past these long-legged, bustiered signs. Come here missy, come in. Come on, hon - you want to dance? We need girls to dance. Walk on, purse-clutching city woman. Oh this dancing city Oh this shattered city.
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Dec 29, 2017
Dec 29, 2017 at 2:06 PM UTC
NIGHT LIFE