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Hold you down. Tie you down. Handcuff you to our big bed. Slowly tear your clothes from your warm smooth body. Down to your bra and ******* Kiss you all over and lick some parts. Then I'll slowly start to unbutton my shirt and take off my pants, leaving me exposed. Slowly, is how I'm going to crawl on your body as I feel your wetness through your ******* and I start to rub my hard **** on the wet stain. I'll slip my hand under your back and unhook your bra and then slowly slip it off with my teeth. Then I'll rip your ******* off with my bare hands. When I see your nice sweet ***** I'll kiss it and then start to lick it. Squeezing your thighs and eating you out as you say my name in pleasure. Then I'll unlock the handcuffs and carry you and put you on top of me. I'll slowly start to slip my hard **** inside your tight ***** As you make your faces of pain and pleasure. As you go up and down on me, everytime I'll go in deeper and gain speed. I'll claw at your back as you're riding me and smack your *** As I'm playing with your **** you'll move your hair out of your face. Your sweat hitting my chest, mixing with mine, and me close to ******* I'll look into your eyes as I whisper I love you and you whisper it back. Me letting go will cause you to ****** and our bodies will shake in pleasure. You feel me *** hard inside your ***** You bend down to kiss me and I kiss you back softly.When we leave that room we know that we might have just made a baby...
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Feb 19, 2015
Feb 19, 2015 at 11:20 PM UTC
The Room
Mumbai is rich, Mumbai is poor. Mumbai is fast, Mumbai is slower. Little bit sweet, and little bit sour, Sometimes it’s hot but not too more…. Mornings are energetic and evenings are electric. Noons are lazy but Nights are crazy And any one you ask he always say “M busy” Dude, life in Mumbai is not so easy There is lot of Masti with little bit of Maska Welcome to the city that can’t live, without Bollywood Chaska From cooker whistles to the traffic jam horns, From steaming tea kettles to breaking nut-betels From telephone rings and doorbell brings. There are people connecting through Blackberry pings Where there’s little time to spare for kids People here spend their lives on bids Here you actually pay your travel fare by meter But milkman mixing water is not a cheater! Sev puri and bhel puri are all Mumbai chaat Relishing it with spicy chutney is no easy art From pop-corn to ice-cream, all sold on cart Mumbai o Mumbai, you’re always close to my heart Where local trains usually run on time And violently rushing for a seat is not a crime Here 3 PM for lunch and 12 AM to dine People face hardships, but still say “it’s fine” From Mt Mary in Bandra to Mumba Devi in Town And ISKCON in Juhu to Haji Ali in Mumbai’s Crown Faith runs deep as the Arabian Sea But people don’t hesitate to pay early darshan fee. Marathi, Punjabi, Gujarati and Bengali Everyone forgather celebrate Id and Diwali Holi is colourful and Christmas is cheerful Spend some time here and your life will be un-forgetful Billionaire to baggers, all found in this city Be careful dude, this place is a bit witty. Overall this dream-world is huge but pretty Mumbai o Mumbai you’re wonderful city.
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Feb 3, 2016
Feb 3, 2016 at 1:15 AM UTC
Mumbai
Mumbai is rich, Mumbai is poor. Mumbai is fast, Mumbai is slower. Little bit sweet, and little bit sour, Sometimes it’s hot but not too more…. Mornings are energetic and evenings are electric. Noons are lazy but Nights are crazy And any one you ask he always say “M busy” Dude, life in Mumbai is not so easy There is lot of Masti with little bit of Maska Welcome to the city that can’t live, without Bollywood Chaska From cooker whistles to the traffic jam horns, From steaming tea kettles to breaking nut-betels From telephone rings and doorbell brings. There are people connecting through Blackberry pings Where there’s little time to spare for kids People here spend their lives on bids Here you actually pay your travel fare by meter But milkman mixing water is not a cheater! Sev puri and bhel puri are all Mumbai chaat Relishing it with spicy chutney is no easy art From pop-corn to ice-cream, all sold on cart Mumbai o Mumbai, you’re always close to my heart Where local trains usually run on time And violently rushing for a seat is not a crime Here 3 PM for lunch and 12 AM to dine People face hardships, but still say “it’s fine” From Mt Mary in Bandra to Mumba Devi in Town And ISKCON in Juhu to Haji Ali in Mumbai’s Crown Faith runs deep as the Arabian Sea But people don’t hesitate to pay early darshan fee. Marathi, Punjabi, Gujarati and Bengali Everyone forgather celebrate Id and Diwali Holi is colourful and Christmas is cheerful Spend some time here and your life will be un-forgetful Billionaire to baggers, all found in this city Be careful dude, this place is a bit witty. Overall this dream-world is huge but pretty Mumbai o Mumbai you’re wonderful city.
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Mixing tea, let's say lavender with something as simple as milk Must sound silly and weird at first glance, as both come with their own tastes and flavors which seem to not match at all. Even the most unmatching couple can find bliss, harmony and perfection in their very relationship, however. Such as for the tea; The milk manages to soften, embrace, advertise the taste of lavender while leaving a pleasant aftertaste which is alike a ghost poorly detectable, but present nonetheless after all. With some sugar to sweeten this experience, it becomes divine, something I would never have thought of, of such an odd couple. The image of the lavender becomes overdrawn by the milk, Engaging in a pure, creamy, brief white which reflects light just in a majestic sense. This is a taste to become lost in whilst reading a book in the best of lightings, together with someone who causes your heart to race and just turn ablaze ~ Umi
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Feb 6, 2018
Feb 6, 2018 at 2:25 PM UTC
Lavender Milk
Well when you're Green, I will be your Brown. Like the earth that loves the flowers, I'll will be your solid ground. And I'll be your Azure, when you are Verdigris. We'll be thee most beautiful ocean that eyes have ever seen. And when you're Black, I'll be your White. Mixing all of the colors … I'll make everything alright. Now when you're Blue, I'll be your Red. If something should make you wanna cry, I will feel your pain instead. And I'll be your Orange, whenever you are Pink. We'll be thee most amazing sunset, that the sky could ever ink. And when you're Black, I'll be your White. I'll mix all of your colors … and make everything alright. Should you be Violet, I will be your Beige. Like a sleepy moonlit desert, pastelled in dunes and Sage. And when you're Gray, I will be your Rainbow. We'll be thee most soothing rainstorm the world has ever known. And when you're Black, I'll be your White. I'll mix all of your colors … yes, I'll make everything alright. With love on my palette, painting a glorious sunrise … I'll color all your mornings with a smile and brighten up your skies. If you should find yourself in sorrow from someones hate or lies … I'll take the stars down from the heavens … and paint them in your eyes. So whenever you are Black, I will always be your White. I'll mix all your colors with a promise … everything will be alright. Yes, I'll mix all of your colors with a promise … Everything's gonna be alright.
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Mar 30, 2018
Mar 30, 2018 at 7:51 AM UTC
Colors
Soupy slurred words slide from her lips and drip to the floor, Mixing in with the pool of regurgitated gin and tonic. Her mouth is bitter but her thoughts are true; Only the drunk can tell the truth. Her incoherent words fall to the floor followed closely by her slouched figure and salty tears. She sleeps on the bathroom floor, Soaked in the mess she's created.
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May 12, 2014
May 12, 2014 at 10:02 PM UTC
Hand me another drink
The joining of your soul to mine You feel it My heartbeat Through your lips My breath Swirls Like painting light Across your body Fingertips Tracing bliss Of knowing You are mine Of mixing Blessing With desire Of sacred acts Older than memory Of feeling Your soul Blend and curl Under your skin Letting me in Meet me In the place we both know is Home Where I Belong to you With names I cannot remember My aching heart Longs to surrender To everything Without fear Meet me here
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Aug 17, 2018
Aug 17, 2018 at 3:34 AM UTC
This is the place
In Nero’s private stage, Disaster was His audience. Rome mimics fallen Troy in play. What was reflected in Nero’s eyes when he sang of the swirling patterns of fire? When Rome was caught burning; When conspiring led to its fall. Fire engulfed Rome with fiery teeth. The clouds hide or faint into black smoke. The skies bleed heavily with rust Its brassy color mixing with the *** of burning seas, like oceans melting Could you not feel the sun’s weight? Now it is incomparable to Molten seas and softened lead! Blood spilt from sea-point, waves wallow the cries Of the fallen. Like a bellowing sound marching Against caverns of ears, Copper soldiers Melt into clouds oozing with emotion, Shattering their now empty metal hearts, Hollow hearts that outlive the muteness. It is awakened when Spark and light is absent. (Paolo Jerome D. Cristobal / June 26, 2009 - Alabang)
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Aug 11, 2014
Aug 11, 2014 at 7:09 AM UTC
In Neros private stage
Anxiety    Fear, uncomfortable       Haunting, stalking, shaking           Always following, mixing with every situation        Laughing, dancing, loving       Wonderful, desirable  Excitement
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Mar 10, 2015
Mar 10, 2015 at 4:04 AM UTC
Anxiety
Mixing ***** and juices, On Tuesday morning, Monday night, The parents are asleep. The stars are so bright. My body is a temple, You're **** right. If it feels good enough, I'll respect it tonight. Bandage my chest, Hurts my ribcage, I’m a ******* kid, Shouldn't have to be brave. You should've been a brother, Should've got the name right, Should've been her son, Instead I'm drinking tonight.
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Sep 11, 2018
Sep 11, 2018 at 2:30 AM UTC
I'm drinking tonight
breathing the turquoise like lavender, and sipping the blue summer. bitter cold clouds glide and morph lava lather, floating whispers cut by sweet pineapple sunshine. soon, a moment, now rhythms ripple the sky like skipping stones we jump the music like puddles splashing in the frequencies. cobalt bass rumbles the earth hungry, pumps the air with springing spirals pushing and pulling the senses, reverberating through cells. heavy mud humming, stomping echoes through our atoms dizzy; balancing tuned body to innate electricity the fizz of circulating lemonade energy. we jump the music like puddles splashing in the frequencies. strawberry melodies spilling ribbons, dolphin leaps of the spaces inbetween beats, lines of colours overlapping, colliding, mixing, merging, blending in with the forest. washing over souls the life fire sparkles like a clear water cleansing harmonies, sound waves crashing against inertia. phosphorescent glow of re-charged love for the world, for being, animation flowing through burnt smoky ashes of sapphire charcoal skies; dimmed radiation of chlorophyll emerald days. the smell of salt, dry bark, fluffy carbon mists, trembling lights softening the eyes' grip on outlines, loosening lies. watching the cycles of patterns tumbling colours through a mill rotating, and the silence of listening when the music comes to an end.
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May 4, 2018
May 4, 2018 at 8:19 PM UTC
Synesthesia
People think that the only way to connect is to have *** this generation's biggest tragedy is mixing up love for lust on the daily
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Jan 19, 2015
Jan 19, 2015 at 12:00 AM UTC
Connect
She has no mirror but where flirt the leaves with the pond she comes in the cool of noon mixing the dark of her hair with the summer shade dipping into glass green water her toes and far above and all the pond sees encrypts within the bubbles of rainbow that only her clothes swelled in awe can read.
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Sep 7, 2017
Sep 7, 2017 at 10:49 AM UTC
Bubbles of Rainbow
To future conquering civilizations in galaxies far far away . . . don't worry about polluting the air, our smokestacks have shot dirty-bombs into the clouds for centuries, mixing rain drops with the black grime of industrialization, transforming our children's tears into cesspools of sulfuric acid and ddt. We've also drained the bayous and swamps and between you and me don't even bother landing in Africa there isn't suitable drinking water for miles, you see. You can thank years of colonization for that. In fact, you may not want to land on Mondays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays in LA either- on those days the air quality index is 175 and far too unhealthy for any biological organism to survive. But at least you won't die of malnutrition you've got decisions: McDonald's or Burger King choose cholesterol and diabetes are your shock troops. Send them in immediately, there won't be much resistance we've got these things call lazy boys and daytime t.v which have enslaved the population and decreased the distance between fully functioning human beings and mindless apes. Don't worry about bringing weapons we've got those too we've perfected the art of blowing each other away there's not much for you to do. we destroy cities with fire from the sky and our mushroom clouds rise at least ten miles high. And god can't see, there's too much smoke in his eyes and our radiated children die with radiated sighs. While we are on the topic don't worry about us spreading propaganda we've lost the ability to communicate. We've learned books turn a peculiar dark yellow when lighted and burned. And forget erasing history, we've done that too. Our subjugation of native peoples is masked as 'patriotism' under the red, white, and blue. But don't get me wrong, I tell you all of this not to dissuade, please come and attack, please come and invade. Here, I'll even turn on the lights . . .
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Dec 23, 2012
Dec 23, 2012 at 9:06 PM UTC
Advice for Future Colonizing Civilizations
To future conquering civilizations in galaxies far far away . . . don't worry about polluting the air, our smokestacks have shot dirty-bombs into the clouds for centuries, mixing rain drops with the black grime of industrialization, transforming our children's tears into cesspools of sulfuric acid and ddt. We've also drained the bayous and swamps and between you and me don't even bother landing in Africa there isn't suitable drinking water for miles, you see. You can thank years of colonization for that. In fact, you may not want to land on Mondays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays in LA either- on those days the air quality index is 175 and far too unhealthy for any biological organism to survive. But at least you won't die of malnutrition you've got decisions: McDonald's or Burger King choose cholesterol and diabetes are your shock troops. Send them in immediately, there won't be much resistance we've got these things call lazy boys and daytime t.v which have enslaved the population and decreased the distance between fully functioning human beings and mindless apes. Don't worry about bringing weapons we've got those too we've perfected the art of blowing each other away there's not much for you to do. we destroy cities with fire from the sky and our mushroom clouds rise at least ten miles high. And god can't see, there's too much smoke in his eyes and our radiated children die with radiated sighs. While we are on the topic don't worry about us spreading propaganda we've lost the ability to communicate. We've learned books turn a peculiar dark yellow when lighted and burned. And forget erasing history, we've done that too. Our subjugation of native peoples is masked as 'patriotism' under the red, white, and blue. But don't get me wrong, I tell you all of this not to dissuade, please come and attack, please come and invade. Here, I'll even turn on the lights . . .
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I knew the orange on the orange tree you had an ache in your shoulders uncomfortable in an unnatural way yesterday I passed you talking to flowers you hadn't moved you hadn't strayed but hiding in the leaves was a forced disguise the omens told me something quiet and unceasing reminding me of a slumbering domesticated cat dreaming of cutting yourself loose from truncated ease dropping down from the branch with panther steps licking fruit lips ripe with revealed acidic petals riddled with a past you revelled mixing in with zest shocking chances stepped in for the next dance sleep taken aback by wings cut from a dark sky the sidewalk pitted and cracked beneath the pounce relief escaped the twigs with a spring like waking prey pressing into night foliage shaken from a nice balance as I saw you take control with nothing to mask your face on the surface too smooth for violence was laughter of glowing gloom to embarrass and deter such rebellious arrogance with a twist struggling from a lame curse its flavours sharp against your sweetened perfume muscle expecting you to build a limestone shed for tears rather than take on the night with a mind to wrestle the outside aches for your physical attraction gaining courage from the purpose in your eyes tense as the tightness of your dress' intention demanding that my hands draw from such lines the sinuous heat of pulsing flesh's invitation curved upon seeds not chaste but not quite refined which I try not loving with some cool disambiguation you left me the taste of syrup of grenadine too reputable to ripple vain red tipple eyed on a table spilt with pink gin and mandarin sharp teeth tingling a tartness into my hand sliding slowly at a tilt like drops of sweat on skin focus dwindling into the clasp of an escaping shade wrapped carefully under soft rice paper and then tucked under a heel with a pointed kick like a blade only to feel you relent and burst open soft in appeal again and again
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Jul 19, 2014
Jul 19, 2014 at 3:28 PM UTC
Orange Drops
I knew the orange on the orange tree you had an ache in your shoulders uncomfortable in an unnatural way yesterday I passed you talking to flowers you hadn't moved you hadn't strayed but hiding in the leaves was a forced disguise the omens told me something quiet and unceasing reminding me of a slumbering domesticated cat dreaming of cutting yourself loose from truncated ease dropping down from the branch with panther steps licking fruit lips ripe with revealed acidic petals riddled with a past you revelled mixing in with zest shocking chances stepped in for the next dance sleep taken aback by wings cut from a dark sky the sidewalk pitted and cracked beneath the pounce relief escaped the twigs with a spring like waking prey pressing into night foliage shaken from a nice balance as I saw you take control with nothing to mask your face on the surface too smooth for violence was laughter of glowing gloom to embarrass and deter such rebellious arrogance with a twist struggling from a lame curse its flavours sharp against your sweetened perfume muscle expecting you to build a limestone shed for tears rather than take on the night with a mind to wrestle the outside aches for your physical attraction gaining courage from the purpose in your eyes tense as the tightness of your dress' intention demanding that my hands draw from such lines the sinuous heat of pulsing flesh's invitation curved upon seeds not chaste but not quite refined which I try not loving with some cool disambiguation you left me the taste of syrup of grenadine too reputable to ripple vain red tipple eyed on a table spilt with pink gin and mandarin sharp teeth tingling a tartness into my hand sliding slowly at a tilt like drops of sweat on skin focus dwindling into the clasp of an escaping shade wrapped carefully under soft rice paper and then tucked under a heel with a pointed kick like a blade only to feel you relent and burst open soft in appeal again and again
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Friends, there are many(I think, I hope). So, to be fair, I will respond with this. "Stricly an Opinion" October 20, 2014   8:40a.m. On August 28, 2013, strictly as a novice, and not having posted anything, anywhere, I posted my first two pieces of "literary art" on the HP site. I had previously searched other similar sites until finally deciding on posting with HP. I'm glad I did.  Why? Not knowing what to expect, I threw "1894", and "Folklore and Fairy Tales" into the "mixing bowl". Pradip and Sally were the first to comment, and I will never forget the encouragement their words gave me. Never! Quite often, I go back and re-read them, particularly when I get a little discouraged when the "writers block" syndrome decides to attack. Thank you both, so very, very much! But that is the core of the HP Family. There is an aura, a special atmosphere of cohesiveness among its contributors, willing to offer(in most cases) constructive criticism without being cynical, and always encouraging each other. Making friends whom we may never see, whose hands we may never shake, but a friendship none the less, that is spread throughout the globe, with the thoughts that will always be there. It is a feeling I did not sense with other sites. One thing is for certain. We never know what our readers are going to like/dislike on any given day. When we post a piece, of what we may think is the work of "pure genius" could go by the wayside in seconds. On the other end of the spectrum, what we believe is not so great, could trend in minutes. We will keep trying. Richard Riddle copyright: October 20, 2014
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Jan 12, 2016
Jan 12, 2016 at 12:19 PM UTC
My HP Friends - Response to Eliot York
Friends, there are many(I think, I hope). So, to be fair, I will respond with this. "Stricly an Opinion" October 20, 2014   8:40a.m. On August 28, 2013, strictly as a novice, and not having posted anything, anywhere, I posted my first two pieces of "literary art" on the HP site. I had previously searched other similar sites until finally deciding on posting with HP. I'm glad I did.  Why? Not knowing what to expect, I threw "1894", and "Folklore and Fairy Tales" into the "mixing bowl". Pradip and Sally were the first to comment, and I will never forget the encouragement their words gave me. Never! Quite often, I go back and re-read them, particularly when I get a little discouraged when the "writers block" syndrome decides to attack. Thank you both, so very, very much! But that is the core of the HP Family. There is an aura, a special atmosphere of cohesiveness among its contributors, willing to offer(in most cases) constructive criticism without being cynical, and always encouraging each other. Making friends whom we may never see, whose hands we may never shake, but a friendship none the less, that is spread throughout the globe, with the thoughts that will always be there. It is a feeling I did not sense with other sites. One thing is for certain. We never know what our readers are going to like/dislike on any given day. When we post a piece, of what we may think is the work of "pure genius" could go by the wayside in seconds. On the other end of the spectrum, what we believe is not so great, could trend in minutes. We will keep trying. Richard Riddle copyright: October 20, 2014
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I'm feeling pretty ***** Or maybe I'm just desperate for an intimate relationship And I fantasize about sensuality because I crave the passionate love between two human beings And I fantasize about skin rubbing skin the sweat dripping between them The mixing of two souls and the conjunction of two bodies The beautiful slopes and curves of her figure slowly caressing mine The soft whispers of love that brush against my ear And trail kisses down my neck Her soft gasp as I trail my fingers up her thigh my other hand grasping the back of her head, threading my fingers through her hair Pulling her closer, ever closer Her nails digging into my back Leaving stinging red marks to remind me of her when I leave for work in the morning touching the scratches, I'll remember her In the afterglow Her arm around me, our legs tangled together Her hair curled wild around her face "I love you" she whispers Giving me a tender peck on the lips Before blissfully surrendering to exhaustion I watch her chest rise and fall Her soft breathing lulls me to sleep I'll smile when I think of her Because I'll remember her words "I love you" They'll ring through my mind "I love you" Following me wherever I go "I love you" Lighting the candle in my heart The flame growing brighter and brighter with each hushed word "I love you" or maybe I'm just *****
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Apr 8, 2019
Apr 8, 2019 at 6:33 PM UTC
*****
I could tell you the exact day I became complacent I can recall the way he parted his hair and the way he touched a steering wheel and the color of his eyes And how he cared enough about me to make sure I didn't drink and drive But not enough to stop mixing my drinks all night And since I can't stand up for myself, he watched as I fell apart I am a marionette with a broken string but **** he's a master in the art Constantly moving me; bending my frame and pulling my wires And keeping me onstage whenever he desires But it's hard for me to play my part and keep up with my lines When I come home smelling like a different cologne each night When I am just an empty canister they keep bringing to their lips Begging and pleading me to offer them something with purpose But it's always the same story: They fabricate me I break and I bleed under their idea of self discovery And my selfish idea of recovery Out of every sweet name or ***** word they've ever called me I think I've found that "Lonely" is my favorite thing to be I haven't lit a cigarette in weeks, but tonight I'll light three; One for him, one for me, and one for the person I swore I would never be Listen; My biggest flaw is that when I settled for feeling comfortable, When I settled for what he told me I was I never even bothered learning self-love
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Jan 6, 2018
Jan 6, 2018 at 2:05 AM UTC
to be honest you were always mediocre to me
In the mixing bowl thou hast perfected praise. Conforming to your mould, your flaky crust begins to rise. Steamy and buttery out of the oven, you make my life chill, when the morsel of butter enters the     blueberry canyon to have its fill Chemically inducing nirvana, a world in the eye of God, blueberry bursts of epic epicness down my throat you trod. In my stomach you swim, my friend. "It is not good for muffin to be alone," pop goes the cherry muffin to join you, and in swims a blueberry clone. Nom nom nom.
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Mar 24, 2014
Mar 24, 2014 at 5:54 PM UTC
Ode to Blueberry Muffin
I’m not empty. It’s not that I don’t feel anything. The exact opposite. I feel so much. So much I get desensitized to my own emotions. They flow around like water in every corner of my body. Mixing in with my blood until there is no cell untouched. It used to be a gentle lake. But now It’s an ocean. So all I can do is sit here and pretend that I’m a puddle. Just like everyone else.
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Sep 27, 2019
Sep 27, 2019 at 9:56 PM UTC
Being A Puddle
You look me in the eyes and spit,           And I kick dust on the wet spot on the ground. This is how we are, a conversation; you never cared to call me something like my name.            I never cared to see you in any way but under my boot with blood on your teeth.                There is no moon above us, even when the sun’s gone to hide at the nearest bar. This is not a war that can be won with pickets and strikes. The only way to end the battle                                                 Is that someone has to die.         A standoff only ends when one is left standing, it’s the rules, but you never did care for rules, and breaking is easier than bending.                You never apologize and I never want to hear those words come out of your mouth.             The sun’s gone to hide at the local bar and it drinks whiskey shots like water. It has seen us fight.             The moon doesn’t want to come out, stays tucked safe in its bed. It has heard stories.                          Only the stars act as referee, calling out which one of us died better.             It’s all an act, a ******* contest, and you sure are good at wetting the ground.                  I’m better at covering up where the bloodstains were,                          stain chicken feathers red as the sunset, Please, I ask you, Let him win one last time.                                The hourglass broke, the sand mixing with the red clay, And you claim to know that his time is up.                  I claim to know that you’re a lying son of a ***** who takes what isn’t his.                         And you claim that I’m just a child,                                            but children don’t know why their knuckles are bleeding                                            and children don’t get why their jaws hurt                                            and children only bleed when summer is restless                                            and children never pull real guns anyway.           You brought a knife to a gunfight,                  a gun to face the firing squad, a one child firing squad,                     knees stuck together with blood and chicken feathers. Please, you ask me, Let me win one last time.                      And I learn that breaking is easier than bending; And I learn how my name sounds on your lips.
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May 18, 2016
May 18, 2016 at 9:02 AM UTC
The Chicken Boy
You look me in the eyes and spit,           And I kick dust on the wet spot on the ground. This is how we are, a conversation; you never cared to call me something like my name.            I never cared to see you in any way but under my boot with blood on your teeth.                There is no moon above us, even when the sun’s gone to hide at the nearest bar. This is not a war that can be won with pickets and strikes. The only way to end the battle                                                 Is that someone has to die.         A standoff only ends when one is left standing, it’s the rules, but you never did care for rules, and breaking is easier than bending.                You never apologize and I never want to hear those words come out of your mouth.             The sun’s gone to hide at the local bar and it drinks whiskey shots like water. It has seen us fight.             The moon doesn’t want to come out, stays tucked safe in its bed. It has heard stories.                          Only the stars act as referee, calling out which one of us died better.             It’s all an act, a ******* contest, and you sure are good at wetting the ground.                  I’m better at covering up where the bloodstains were,                          stain chicken feathers red as the sunset, Please, I ask you, Let him win one last time.                                The hourglass broke, the sand mixing with the red clay, And you claim to know that his time is up.                  I claim to know that you’re a lying son of a ***** who takes what isn’t his.                         And you claim that I’m just a child,                                            but children don’t know why their knuckles are bleeding                                            and children don’t get why their jaws hurt                                            and children only bleed when summer is restless                                            and children never pull real guns anyway.           You brought a knife to a gunfight,                  a gun to face the firing squad, a one child firing squad,                     knees stuck together with blood and chicken feathers. Please, you ask me, Let me win one last time.                      And I learn that breaking is easier than bending; And I learn how my name sounds on your lips.
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Boom The noise the light the excitement Boom Chemicals mixing creating explosions and color Boom Fourth of July New Year's Eve all nights to spend with you and watch the sky light up -r.y.s
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Feb 23, 2015
Feb 23, 2015 at 1:27 AM UTC
Fireworks
(of broken hearts) I keep saying that I was alright. But then everytime I met someone who liked me I would feel ruined. Like the tunnels of my throat has your signal lost and the anatomy of my heart a hot ****** mess. Its mixing up the hush from my lungs into my veins reminding me of how I couldn't talk you down.
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Dec 12, 2014
Dec 12, 2014 at 11:11 PM UTC
Anatomy
i still **** my tummy in, imagine it smooth. my mom was surprised when i confessed i was shirtless, with nothing but my sports bra. (at least I’m tan) you say you like my tummy, and some days I do too. i still slap my thighs, imagine scrawny flesh, stretch marks are lost among photoshop wonderland. i’m an hourglass figure, you say, but I find it silly we compare body types to glasses, and fruit, for we are a combination of things, we are stars, and seas, and candy, and railroad tracks that sometimes go around in circles until we ***** i still see my limbs as different people, and i wish i could detach them like the toxins in my lungs. people like my *** so maybe that’s why I move it so much when I’m drunk. people say I’m Arabic, people say I’m Mexican, people say I’m Muslim, but really I’m all of those combined into a mixing bowl, and one day maybe, I’ll make cupcakes and swallow them whole.
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May 1, 2013
May 1, 2013 at 4:20 PM UTC
baking cupcakes
I think I started writing you away before you were gone I wanted to make sure I could let you go before I did I wanted to feel numb when I pushed you away so I wrote I put you on pages, typed chapter titles for every single time you looked at me I wrote until you were a novel, read you until you were no longer novel, and put you on a shelf so I could start waiting to forget about you, a memory trapped in unused synapses and after I shut your final chapter but before your pages had started to collect dust, I realized what I had done See, I had taken each word from within me, harvested my heartstrings, plucking them and mixing them to make ink, The pieces of you I kept in my heart sat as words on a page, aging while my heart, once strong, felt too empty and cavernous to beat under the weight of the sigh pinning down my chest In all of my preparing I had forgotten that I am human I forgot feelings aren't like a fountain there's no faucet you can turn off to keep them from running through your mind no way to stop them from flowing back through your mouth when you try to swallow them, mixed with *** in your best friend's basement, days after you forgot that you can't turn off a rainstorm you can try to catch the raindrops in a bucket but the bucket you'll need is big enough to drown in you can try to hold out an umbrella but if the wind is hard enough you're still going to end up cold and dripping, tearstained and shivering waiting until the sun comes out I forgot that I can't control the weather, or anything other than myself for that matter The end of a storm doesn't equate to the appearance of a rainbow I realized that just because my fingers twisted around yours until they melted together doesn't mean you'll forgive me and that you left tattoos on me that only time will fade and we're both going to be mad I found out that every song that ever reminded me of you doesn't cease to exist I have to re-watch movies because they're different now, somehow, and just because my hair is probably still all over your clothes and I talked to you every day and you gave me months of memories and thinking about you is gut-wrenching doesn't mean that I won't spend days praying for patience and hoping for healing because **** it, letting you go doesn't mean I don't miss you*
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Mar 16, 2014
Mar 16, 2014 at 10:02 PM UTC
I think I started writing you away...
I think I started writing you away before you were gone I wanted to make sure I could let you go before I did I wanted to feel numb when I pushed you away so I wrote I put you on pages, typed chapter titles for every single time you looked at me I wrote until you were a novel, read you until you were no longer novel, and put you on a shelf so I could start waiting to forget about you, a memory trapped in unused synapses and after I shut your final chapter but before your pages had started to collect dust, I realized what I had done See, I had taken each word from within me, harvested my heartstrings, plucking them and mixing them to make ink, The pieces of you I kept in my heart sat as words on a page, aging while my heart, once strong, felt too empty and cavernous to beat under the weight of the sigh pinning down my chest In all of my preparing I had forgotten that I am human I forgot feelings aren't like a fountain there's no faucet you can turn off to keep them from running through your mind no way to stop them from flowing back through your mouth when you try to swallow them, mixed with *** in your best friend's basement, days after you forgot that you can't turn off a rainstorm you can try to catch the raindrops in a bucket but the bucket you'll need is big enough to drown in you can try to hold out an umbrella but if the wind is hard enough you're still going to end up cold and dripping, tearstained and shivering waiting until the sun comes out I forgot that I can't control the weather, or anything other than myself for that matter The end of a storm doesn't equate to the appearance of a rainbow I realized that just because my fingers twisted around yours until they melted together doesn't mean you'll forgive me and that you left tattoos on me that only time will fade and we're both going to be mad I found out that every song that ever reminded me of you doesn't cease to exist I have to re-watch movies because they're different now, somehow, and just because my hair is probably still all over your clothes and I talked to you every day and you gave me months of memories and thinking about you is gut-wrenching doesn't mean that I won't spend days praying for patience and hoping for healing because **** it, letting you go doesn't mean I don't miss you*
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i'll keep you safe legs on legs, breath mixing breath until joint death you are my bonsai focus of devotion, the one treasure close to forever sweetness of your eyes hot lemonade lips, you promise hope a kiss-infused kaleidoscope
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Oct 5, 2015
Oct 5, 2015 at 6:06 AM UTC
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