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"moisturize" poems
I sat on the edge of the bed. You smiled. I am your daughter, But words mean to you Something else. I took your hand, Telling you I haven’t slept for a year. I write reflections, Tame the voices behind my left ear, Assemble thoughts about the darkness. I pour a warm, salty liquid That burns the skin – it doesn’t moisturize. It helps me, This pseudo-therapy. I hide behind my nickname, So that no one holds me accountable For what I’m supposed to be. You also sat up at night, You read books. You carried hidden sadness, I stick a smile on my lips. I hug people who carry Egregores. You and I, we are not afraid of the night. Your hand is cold. You smile, You put together syllables into strange words. You know that I matter to you. I pretend to understand What you wanted to say. In a moment, it will get hard. You’ll start screaming like a little boy, Or again you’ll wait Until this state of life passes you. Life? It’s a kind of space Where people, because of fear Bite and scratch Like frightened, rabid dogs – And then soothe it With controlled tenderness. I sit with you on the edge of the couch And I think: We write with the left hand. We are beings of the night. Our path was shared – In fear, to protect a small piece of “I”. I fear I’ll lose language. I desperately defend myself against silence. I dream of non-human languages. I write words as if I wanted To cast spells on reality – Still, it’s not enough. The anesthesia stopped working. One day, this will be the end, Yet as long as I live, I’ll be the naive one. That’s what I want. I choose sweet, sugar-coated hope, With pink sprinkles, Telling myself that he, she Didn’t mean to trample – Only life pushed them Into that dark corridor. My hope Is not a soft blanket, This is a heavy, tight helmet.
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Aug 7, 2025
Aug 7, 2025 at 5:30 AM UTC
Between the Words- My Father and I
I sat on the edge of the bed. You smiled. I am your daughter, But words mean to you Something else. I took your hand, Telling you I haven’t slept for a year. I write reflections, Tame the voices behind my left ear, Assemble thoughts about the darkness. I pour a warm, salty liquid That burns the skin – it doesn’t moisturize. It helps me, This pseudo-therapy. I hide behind my nickname, So that no one holds me accountable For what I’m supposed to be. You also sat up at night, You read books. You carried hidden sadness, I stick a smile on my lips. I hug people who carry Egregores. You and I, we are not afraid of the night. Your hand is cold. You smile, You put together syllables into strange words. You know that I matter to you. I pretend to understand What you wanted to say. In a moment, it will get hard. You’ll start screaming like a little boy, Or again you’ll wait Until this state of life passes you. Life? It’s a kind of space Where people, because of fear Bite and scratch Like frightened, rabid dogs – And then soothe it With controlled tenderness. I sit with you on the edge of the couch And I think: We write with the left hand. We are beings of the night. Our path was shared – In fear, to protect a small piece of “I”. I fear I’ll lose language. I desperately defend myself against silence. I dream of non-human languages. I write words as if I wanted To cast spells on reality – Still, it’s not enough. The anesthesia stopped working. One day, this will be the end, Yet as long as I live, I’ll be the naive one. That’s what I want. I choose sweet, sugar-coated hope, With pink sprinkles, Telling myself that he, she Didn’t mean to trample – Only life pushed them Into that dark corridor. My hope Is not a soft blanket, This is a heavy, tight helmet.
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Thank God for breath Brush teeth Pray Shower Think of you. Moisturize Eat Take vitamins Pray again Think of you. Text Practice French Walk Current events Think of you. Bus E or J Hello poetry Emails Think of you. You color the banal therefore, I Think of you. +crowned saint
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Jul 22, 2018
Jul 22, 2018 at 4:27 AM UTC
Quotidien
Please, oh please can you spare a drop of the liquid flowing through you, dripping down your sweet **** I am quite parched I’ve been barren for months Please can I drink in your billowy lumps? Pour into my crevasse Make me bloom with life Moisturize the cracks I’ve earned from loneliness and strife I’m a desolate island desperate for nature’s touch but too far from land for one shower to be enough
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Jan 31, 2013
Jan 31, 2013 at 4:55 PM UTC
Drought
~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ 1. Take care of your teeth and gums Brush & floss, everyday (Seriously) Keep your teeth, if at all possible. They are your very own precious Ivory. ~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ 2. a. Eat well. Do not deny your body nourishment. Gals, you will want a nice set of ***** Trust me...eat. b, Try to not put on too much extra weight. (no judgement here) Just that it is very hard on your body. Ridiculously difficult to lose when you're older. ~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ 3. Love the skin you live within.  Try not to bake your bareness too long in the sun, or burn your precious epidermis. Cleanse, exfoliate. Most of all, drink plenty of water and moisturize, moisturize, moisturize ~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ 4. Hang on to all of your bones. You will miss them when they are gone Take care of your hands, neck, hips and knees. Once your joints wear out, it's a total ****** ~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ 5. Keep movin' and groovin'. If you stay still too long, you will get stuck ~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ 6. Find the humor in everything. It is there! All of life's lessons placed before you. When all else fails, you can laugh about it. (Trust Me. Your going to need this one) ~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ ~Christi Michaels~May 2015~ Copyright © 2015 Christi Michaels. All Rights Reserved.
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May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 4:38 AM UTC
☆6 Important Things☆ ☆Retrospective Sage Advice☆
~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ 1. Take care of your teeth and gums Brush & floss, everyday (Seriously) Keep your teeth, if at all possible. They are your very own precious Ivory. ~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ 2. a. Eat well. Do not deny your body nourishment. Gals, you will want a nice set of ***** Trust me...eat. b, Try to not put on too much extra weight. (no judgement here) Just that it is very hard on your body. Ridiculously difficult to lose when you're older. ~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ 3. Love the skin you live within.  Try not to bake your bareness too long in the sun, or burn your precious epidermis. Cleanse, exfoliate. Most of all, drink plenty of water and moisturize, moisturize, moisturize ~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ 4. Hang on to all of your bones. You will miss them when they are gone Take care of your hands, neck, hips and knees. Once your joints wear out, it's a total ****** ~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ 5. Keep movin' and groovin'. If you stay still too long, you will get stuck ~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ 6. Find the humor in everything. It is there! All of life's lessons placed before you. When all else fails, you can laugh about it. (Trust Me. Your going to need this one) ~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~○~ ~Christi Michaels~May 2015~ Copyright © 2015 Christi Michaels. All Rights Reserved.
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i wear my religion like i wear my makeup. i put it on when i’m suppose to. my face shines with the highlight of the Holy Spirit on my cheekbones. lipstick stains a bible verse which i use for every circumstance “God” throws at me. i line my eyes with the blackness of my heart and i let “God” flick it out into a wing at the end. after awhile though my skin grows weary and itchy. i can feel every pound of makeup that cakes my face. a single wet wipe no longer works to dislodge the uncomfortableness in my pores. i bathe in rose-scented oils and steam my face ritually. everything is off. my flaws are showing. makeup use to be fun when i wasn’t wearing it for other people. now social media lets me know that i must contour my cheeks with a prayer that starts with, “dear lord,” and ends with, “amen.” in order to be in my family’s good graces i must have faith in myself but mustn’t be prideful. you must not use a mirror to put your makeup on. your eyebrows should be arched and ready to defend, not yourself, but “God” if questioned. when you find a boy who says he likes makeup you must not pursue him. he is not worthy of your highlighted face. love yourself but also put your makeup first. sculpt the nose define the face overline the lips. do all that you can to hide your real face. make your skin scream to be let free. and when you take your makeup off, make sure to moisturize because your skin has to look great when it is drowning in foundation. take care of your skin but it also doesn’t matter so paint your face once more. bat your eyes. pout your lips. but don’t be lustful. because your religion is like your makeup... so cake it on like a fake facade.
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May 20, 2018
May 20, 2018 at 12:37 PM UTC
makeup
i wear my religion like i wear my makeup. i put it on when i’m suppose to. my face shines with the highlight of the Holy Spirit on my cheekbones. lipstick stains a bible verse which i use for every circumstance “God” throws at me. i line my eyes with the blackness of my heart and i let “God” flick it out into a wing at the end. after awhile though my skin grows weary and itchy. i can feel every pound of makeup that cakes my face. a single wet wipe no longer works to dislodge the uncomfortableness in my pores. i bathe in rose-scented oils and steam my face ritually. everything is off. my flaws are showing. makeup use to be fun when i wasn’t wearing it for other people. now social media lets me know that i must contour my cheeks with a prayer that starts with, “dear lord,” and ends with, “amen.” in order to be in my family’s good graces i must have faith in myself but mustn’t be prideful. you must not use a mirror to put your makeup on. your eyebrows should be arched and ready to defend, not yourself, but “God” if questioned. when you find a boy who says he likes makeup you must not pursue him. he is not worthy of your highlighted face. love yourself but also put your makeup first. sculpt the nose define the face overline the lips. do all that you can to hide your real face. make your skin scream to be let free. and when you take your makeup off, make sure to moisturize because your skin has to look great when it is drowning in foundation. take care of your skin but it also doesn’t matter so paint your face once more. bat your eyes. pout your lips. but don’t be lustful. because your religion is like your makeup... so cake it on like a fake facade.
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Why are there entire cities to drain, When Somewhere in my village, People are dying for a drop of rain Coming from a cave through a seepage? Why are many places flooded elsewhere When the drought there is constant And People are struggling everywhere To moisturize the soil just to plant? Why are young Maasai men digging For hours Into the patched African soil Searching way into the humid evening For a drop of water, they have to toil? Why did nature leave my playground arid When she rains down billions of liters in Texas? Streetlights, no lights, drought at the power grid, Scolding of nature is the caveat of the water crisis. Why did God give us diamonds and gold, How can he bless us with an abundance of minerals? Then seal up the skies and put the rains on hold? Turning the crisis to a vulture's feast and human funerals. #IvanBrooksPoetry©️
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Jan 22, 2018
Jan 22, 2018 at 2:27 PM UTC
Water Crisis
I wanna wisk you away to a Tropical Paradox Run a Risk filled Forest Gump Chocolate Box Wear your flip flops and your Crocs with Socks We’re all in the matrix , so don’t give any Focks Where if someone talks **** tell em to lick Rocks Roosters tend to grow hard just like Fort Knocks Soak up that Vitamin D while you ride for free Try and hide those lies, while you Moisturize Shampoo & condition me, with Pantene Pro V Face mask your cries, with a Creamy Disguise Throw me 21 salutes, I’ll catch them 22 times Even a group of mutes, feel my spoken rhymes
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Nov 29, 2018
Nov 29, 2018 at 9:15 PM UTC
A Lovely Pair of Dise
Have you ever scooched so far down in a chair That you’re not really sitting on the chair anymore You’re just kind of holding on by your elbows? That’s like my life right now It’s a metaphor And I mean don’t worry, I have strong elbows I’ve fallen a lot in my life And I don’t really moisturize there so the skin is pretty dry and has a lot of friction So I don’t think I’m going to fall off any time soon. The thing is though if you’ve ever been that low in a chair Have you? You can’t really just push yourself back up There’s nothing to grab on to Your upper arm is fully extended all the time So if you want out of that situation you have to sit all the way down On the floor and then turn around and get up The thing is, the chair, is a metaphor for my life And I don’t really want to go down any further to get back up I don’t want to see what’s down there I kind of just wish someone would come up behind me You know a bystander, friend, family member, girlfriend, wife Grab me by the arm pits and pull me back onto the chair Then I can stand up on my own from there I want to stand up on my own, I’m a grown man I have the strength to stand I’m just metaphorically hanging on by my elbows To this metaphor chair and I just need a real person To metaphorically pick me up by my arm pits And I’ve let you in now on the metaphor part So it’s probably time I tell you about the literal reason That I’m in this metaphorically precarious situation But before I do one more thing The chair, the metaphor, it’s an office chair on wheels So you know, when I tell you why I’m scooched down so far you can’t cry If you cry the ground will get wet and the chair might slip Or it’s been a bit hot so it might steam and get moisture under my elbow I might slide off so you can’t cry It’s super important you don’t clap too hard either, The vibrations might roll the chair away and I’d fall on the ground I’m only hanging on by my elbows So anyway here we go the literal reason I’m serious though you can’t react too much or I might fall So please keep your reactions internal for me Can I count on you? Can I? Are you sure? Okay here goes. The reason I’m hanging on by my elbows on this chair is You know what You’re right, I shouldn’t risk it.
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Sep 20, 2015
Sep 20, 2015 at 4:40 AM UTC
Worth the Risk
Have you ever scooched so far down in a chair That you’re not really sitting on the chair anymore You’re just kind of holding on by your elbows? That’s like my life right now It’s a metaphor And I mean don’t worry, I have strong elbows I’ve fallen a lot in my life And I don’t really moisturize there so the skin is pretty dry and has a lot of friction So I don’t think I’m going to fall off any time soon. The thing is though if you’ve ever been that low in a chair Have you? You can’t really just push yourself back up There’s nothing to grab on to Your upper arm is fully extended all the time So if you want out of that situation you have to sit all the way down On the floor and then turn around and get up The thing is, the chair, is a metaphor for my life And I don’t really want to go down any further to get back up I don’t want to see what’s down there I kind of just wish someone would come up behind me You know a bystander, friend, family member, girlfriend, wife Grab me by the arm pits and pull me back onto the chair Then I can stand up on my own from there I want to stand up on my own, I’m a grown man I have the strength to stand I’m just metaphorically hanging on by my elbows To this metaphor chair and I just need a real person To metaphorically pick me up by my arm pits And I’ve let you in now on the metaphor part So it’s probably time I tell you about the literal reason That I’m in this metaphorically precarious situation But before I do one more thing The chair, the metaphor, it’s an office chair on wheels So you know, when I tell you why I’m scooched down so far you can’t cry If you cry the ground will get wet and the chair might slip Or it’s been a bit hot so it might steam and get moisture under my elbow I might slide off so you can’t cry It’s super important you don’t clap too hard either, The vibrations might roll the chair away and I’d fall on the ground I’m only hanging on by my elbows So anyway here we go the literal reason I’m serious though you can’t react too much or I might fall So please keep your reactions internal for me Can I count on you? Can I? Are you sure? Okay here goes. The reason I’m hanging on by my elbows on this chair is You know what You’re right, I shouldn’t risk it.
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I heard Peter Piper picked a pricey pepper, the same day I heard he got chased down by a hungry mob of less than lovely lepers, now Peter Piper and his picked pepper are prodded by hot pokers while a village of now happy, hairless, horrifyingly lipless lepers salivate in anticipation of poor Peter Piper's soon to be pickled body. The Masses chant and cheer to sounds of Peter's screams that seem to season his sizzling skin as children scrape scolding scraps peeling from his searing kneecaps. Veins build up pressure, veins then rupture, veins open and spray onto the crowd and moisturize all the rough textures, soaked faces gain weight and fall off exposing maggots that festered, excited crowds jump and cheer as their knees buckle and bodies fracture. The elder ***** picks a peck of pickled Peter Piper, now the elder ***** enjoys a pepper with a peck of old Peter Piper.
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Feb 11, 2016
Feb 11, 2016 at 4:14 PM UTC
Peter's Price
Tell yourself to reach one last time stretch your arms in one last fight because the truth is you can do it as the wind sets in blowing up the dust again Breath it in and as it cakes in your throat Never stop screaming and never stop trying Let the tears roll down and moisturize the pain It will become easier to bare Never let yourself turn into the dust that so eagerly tries to consume you
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Feb 15, 2014
Feb 15, 2014 at 8:01 PM UTC
Dust Storm
It's okay to say no. You're more attractive than you tell everyone you think you are. Always moisturize directly after showering. Never forget a lantern when camping. Brown eyeshadow during the day makes you look slutty. You don't need to flirt with everyone. Don't assume all men are the same. Just because one made a mistake doesn't mean another will make the same one. Just because one does something wonderful doesn't mean another will do the same. Never shop hungry or unhappy. I write bad poetry when I'm sad. I write good poetry about being sad when I'm content. Matching ******* and bra makes for a good day. Talking to him makes everything better. He is a lot more trustworthy than you think he is. It's okay to want to be alone for a while.
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Oct 22, 2013
Oct 22, 2013 at 9:24 PM UTC
Realisations: Saying to Myself
i have no idea why i moisturize my lips. maybe because in the back of my mind i think that someone very attractive will randomly come up and kiss me but instead its been a month or more and no one has yet to kiss me **plus my lip balm is almost gone**
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Nov 24, 2013
Nov 24, 2013 at 9:37 PM UTC
lip balm is almost gone
You inspire all people with words using so touchable. They dance and sway into the crowd. They penetrate your pores. Moisturize your skin. Feeling so alive deep within. Touch your heart. A beautiful sin. Like an old soul. With a poetic spirit. Love his poem. "The self portrait"
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Feb 4, 2016
Feb 4, 2016 at 5:48 PM UTC
Inspired: Daily poem honor
Despite the surf conditions I am going in, I am having the last splash of the summer, That’s filled with swimming, the fragrance of the sunscreen, and the laughter of the playing children Despite the rolling of the thunder vikings The dance of those umbrellas, to the musical sound of the wind I am going in, The sea and salty breeze, Would no longer moisturize my face, The sand would no longer, tickle my toes and soon the frigid winter chill will swallow us whole Leaving the sandy beaches, completely deserted With the remains of dead Sanderlings birds on the shore and no more three-toed imprints left behind for us to enjoy. so, I am going in the water
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Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 9:13 AM UTC
I Am Going In
Slick with self preservation, I moisturize away the blemishes. Night masks alone in the apartment. Mane too long they dampen Dark lines on dark skin, strands stick to me blacker than kajal. I’ll shower in the morning. Grabbing at the extra, cupping Slapping and ******* it in. I’m so much when i think I’m not enough. Wrapping it in lace, hug where it goes in Abnormal hourglass, I turn around to examine The lightning storm around my thunder thighs too thick to gap, Just a small wineglass Under a coarse tangle. “Need to workout again.” Dimples press and flatten, Tattoos jiggle and beckon. The hairs on my legs are fine stand straight in the cold My feet are sort of dry, I dip them in cream And slip on soft socks I could Never wear in sleep, I think of a silly dream where I’m blonde and very thin Like the best friend Of every man I’ve ever been with The one they crush(ed) on only just a little- but that was a long time ago. Such a funny pattern, Such a common trend. I wonder if I’m meant to bring myself to that. But to change so quickly- I’d rather be fat, dark and dead.
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Feb 12, 2019
Feb 12, 2019 at 9:45 PM UTC
Mirror Kisses
This pumice really rubs me the wrong way. Matadors moisturize with oil of ole. Heidegger has moves like Jagger. Any critic - Jaeger; Typhoid Mary - plaguer. Who's the top chef that goes derpa derp derp? Wyatt Earp. I'll drain the swamp like Dagobah's. A Clovis Person. Legolas. The nipple's best on chicken breast. Pin that on your Pinterest. To show all the dispossesed. Witness Godwin's Law at work: ****** you're a **** Pick up the phone and call Cthulu. Get hung up on by Shaka Zulu. Chalupa mis huevos, says the chihuahua. Hey Tarzan. Ungawa. Jesus walked across Titicaca. Crane thinks the Bridge is over. Biddy bah bah.
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Mar 29, 2018
Mar 29, 2018 at 12:43 AM UTC
Kraken vs Megalodon XIV
~ infinitude (noun): the state, the quality of being without limit, infinite ~ drew first breath, woken to the heart’s rpm thankless task, conscious aware, that solved proofs deny infinitude, yet, triumvirate of five senses, brain waving, a steadying thumping heart, all asking why not? can I will it? the body’s parts convene, debating furious, some claiming a sell-by-date cellular programmed, nothing to be done, dimming of the day, a human necessity, the self-salvaging process but a single cell, a mouse-sized squeaker, boldface stuns, *”feed me, moisturize, give me sleep + blue blood nourishment, I’m good to go in a forever Iditarod!”* the others ashamed of their festival of fear, knowing well what has gone before, dreaming thoughts of infinitude, go silent, while “why not?” lingers in the lungs, the breathable shared, atmosphere, the senses spread the quest to every remote province, with each continuing a chant grows ever louder, a millennium of poems concealed, yet awaiting conception, all entitled, “why not”reverberating. <+> 7:36am 2022020 nyc everywhere
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Feb 8, 2020
Feb 8, 2020 at 3:23 PM UTC
No sense of infinitude (asking why not?)
A well-groomed matador José Liked to moisturize with Oil of Olay His hands lost their grip The cape it did slip He was gored as he cried out "¡Olé!"
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Oct 25, 2019
Oct 25, 2019 at 1:06 PM UTC
Moisturizing Matador
*if i ate a flower seed,* they say *would i be as beautiful inside as the flower that grew within me?* they ask and so i took a flower seed, popped it into my mouth and drank water to moisturize it everyday. i felt it grow and grow, i felt a leaf slipping between the hollows of my ribcage. i felt it cradle my lungs, a perfect description of a hopeless romantic tied to its lover. on one unfortunate day, however, the vines got hold of my beating heart too tightly. i gasped for air as the flower ****** the life out of me, but it continued to bloom without a care of my soul. and there i lay, motionless, dead as the flower blossomed out of my opened chest, making me beautiful inside out.
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 7:42 AM UTC
a leaf slipping through the hollows of my ribs
The bathroom is white And bright like heaven. I fill the tub with Epsom salts, bubbles, Some essential oils (emotional vaccination), And bless the water like a priest. Then I disrobe, Fold my arms and dip myself in, hair weighing me down. The water is womb-temperature. I float a little. I think about why I’m here. I ask God But the tiled walls And the shower curtain Don’t answer. Then I rise, put my robe back on, moisturize So that I’m like a baby again, And go about my night, Helpless, teary-eyed, Begging to be held.
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Aug 5, 2020
Aug 5, 2020 at 8:39 PM UTC
Reset
Why...why do you look at me the way you do... Disgust or disgrace...my mind wonders... Though I liquidate my thoughts with the adult beverages of liquidity....expanding on what an adulterous may or may not be... My soul grows like a rose beautiful but with pain that pertrudes from the stems of my very existence... Shall I wilt? Or grow to a branch towards that which is called ecstasy... Let my pedals wrap you in love and everlasting passion, all the while catch your moist dew that exudes from your ****** curvature... Let my thorns remind you of the pain I once had from a stem of growth I previously had, so so sad... Can this grow? Or can the soon to be a wilted soul gaze at the sun that glows with the rays of that which once grown to an imaginative fantasy, though a playful bliss of my imagination... I yearn to farm such a harvest of bountiful happiness, though the crops seen to cultivate thoughts that once produced wetness on its skin that would moisturize the essence this isnt mine... I'm still growing...whether it wilt or it flourishes, this garden won't be edaness, yet happy...
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Oct 2, 2015
Oct 2, 2015 at 1:43 AM UTC
Wilted garden
. . . I moisturize the dirt and start the seed on it's journey to greatness then when it's ready I will transplant it into a bigger *** months go by until days get shorter and the ground starts to frost just before that, I take it up by the roots and hang it to dry for 7-8 days then I put some of it in my pipe strike a flame to it and burn it to ash
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Nov 1, 2016
Nov 1, 2016 at 12:08 AM UTC
Seed
No know sense of infinitude (asking why not?)        ~ noun: the state, the quality of being without limit, infinite drew first breath, woken to the heart’s thankless task, conscious aware, that the solved proofs deny infinitude, yet, triumvirate of five senses, brain waving, a steadying thumping heart, all asking why not? can I will it? the body’s parts convene, debating furious, some claiming a sell-by-date cellular programmed, nothing to be done, dimming of the day, a human necessity, the self-salvaging process but a single cell, a mouse-sized squeaker, boldface stuns, ”feed me, moisturize, give me sleep + blue blood nourishment,” the others ashamed of their festival of fear, knowing well what has gone before, thought dreaming of infinitude, go silent, while “why not?” lingers in the lungs, the breathable atmosphere, the senses spread the quest to every remote province, with each continuing a chant grows ever louder, a millennium of poems concealed, yet  awaiting conception, all entitled “why not”reverberating. <+> 7:36am 2022020 nyc everywhere
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Feb 2, 2020
Feb 2, 2020 at 7:43 AM UTC
No know sense of infinitude (asking why not?)