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"nutty" poems
I reserved a table for the two of us at the only restaurant in the world that not only offers atmosphere and setting but tone and syntax as well. First some articles for appetizers. They're easiest on my pocket you know. An an, a the, and an a. Let's not even start on the punctuation, I'm treating you to a rather large meal. As large as the entire English language, now back to the articles. Sure these taste like lint but they still taste. Petit fours but there you are. Try to be disinterested or you'll put me off my food. Nouns now. My, what a variety. Bit meaty, eh? These have staying power. They taste like a bit of everywhere, and everyone, and everything. What's that? Surely they're not that bland. Maybe you need some seasoning. "Adjective" comes from the French for "to the word." So exotic aren't they? These really are fantastic. Exquisite, unique, zesty to say the least. You must admit, they make the meal worth it. I hope you're not allergic, I could have sworn I just had something "nutty." Oh, it had nuts "in it"? There must be some prepositions mixed in here. (I'm glad we're getting through these now, I've never been a big fan of them. When I was a kid, I would always push my prepositions to the end of my sentences. You just can't do that in a joint like this, it seems.) Ah finally. The verbs are served. Well-prepared it would seem. Yes, anything you can do to a verb they've done to these. Infinitives (too good to realistically be believed!), gerunds, and participles (No, not particles. But we did have some of those at the Japanese restaurant.) Fairly lean too, as I can't see any auxiliary fat. For some reason those adverbs (just to your left, under that thesaurus) really go well with this. Plus those adjectives from earlier, rather pleasantly. Now a brief selection of conjunctions, but don't ruin yourself. They're not a meal of themselves, just a link to... Oh! Look at those interjections. So delicate, so (Wow!) incisive. I told you to keep your appetite. Well, just try a little of this. Goodness, me! And then everyone proceeds to die from a split infinitive.
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Mar 21, 2010
Mar 21, 2010 at 7:44 PM UTC
I Eat my Words.
I reserved a table for the two of us at the only restaurant in the world that not only offers atmosphere and setting but tone and syntax as well. First some articles for appetizers. They're easiest on my pocket you know. An an, a the, and an a. Let's not even start on the punctuation, I'm treating you to a rather large meal. As large as the entire English language, now back to the articles. Sure these taste like lint but they still taste. Petit fours but there you are. Try to be disinterested or you'll put me off my food. Nouns now. My, what a variety. Bit meaty, eh? These have staying power. They taste like a bit of everywhere, and everyone, and everything. What's that? Surely they're not that bland. Maybe you need some seasoning. "Adjective" comes from the French for "to the word." So exotic aren't they? These really are fantastic. Exquisite, unique, zesty to say the least. You must admit, they make the meal worth it. I hope you're not allergic, I could have sworn I just had something "nutty." Oh, it had nuts "in it"? There must be some prepositions mixed in here. (I'm glad we're getting through these now, I've never been a big fan of them. When I was a kid, I would always push my prepositions to the end of my sentences. You just can't do that in a joint like this, it seems.) Ah finally. The verbs are served. Well-prepared it would seem. Yes, anything you can do to a verb they've done to these. Infinitives (too good to realistically be believed!), gerunds, and participles (No, not particles. But we did have some of those at the Japanese restaurant.) Fairly lean too, as I can't see any auxiliary fat. For some reason those adverbs (just to your left, under that thesaurus) really go well with this. Plus those adjectives from earlier, rather pleasantly. Now a brief selection of conjunctions, but don't ruin yourself. They're not a meal of themselves, just a link to... Oh! Look at those interjections. So delicate, so (Wow!) incisive. I told you to keep your appetite. Well, just try a little of this. Goodness, me! And then everyone proceeds to die from a split infinitive.
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coffee ph5 acidic nutty hot strong bold milk ph6.7 slightly acidic creamy neutralizer sugar I do not sugar coat boldness.
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Mar 10, 2015
Mar 10, 2015 at 3:12 AM UTC
My Cup of Coffee
I am told that Bilbo, before his Adventures began, would walk, the Shire to seek the queen of the fungi. To search was the compulsion. Driven by taste, for the mysterious Fruit of the forest floor. When asked, he would say, To savour the wild delight has nothing to compare, To the humble taste of a spud, or sprout, Just an ecstasy of unparalleled delight. Knowing you have found the woody nutty treasure. Of the queen of the forest floor. Tis the biggest adventure a hobbit needs To test his might against the mighty mushroom. But then he had yet to meet ... A wizard and a dwarf.     ©  Nick Strong 2014
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Sep 2, 2013
Sep 2, 2013 at 4:10 PM UTC
Of Hobbits and Mushrooms.
There is a snack size container of peanut butter sitting in the pantry And I'm sitting across the room but I can feel it's weight as acutely as my own I checked the package three times, hoping the numbers would change when i returned 282 282 282 calories I'm having a panic attack over a snack because the one thing I crave more than anything else in the world is the sticky, nutty taste of JIF brand peanut butter of which I am undeserving My grandmother loved peanut butter So much that they had to hide it from her if they wanted any hope of a satisfactory sandwich My mom hid food too Stole it like kiss after kiss Sneaking cookies from the houses where she babysat Getting crumbs on her swelling chest in the dark embrace of her teenage bedroom A buffet for one And now I'm in my grandmothers house Hoping that there's peanut butter in heaven Because here there's just photographs and the lingering scent of her Chanel number 5 perfume Like mother, like daughter, like granddaughter they say You can trace my family line as easily as the stretch marks that litter our bodies But I am breaking the cycle by falling into my own I have learned that hunger pangs are better than the climbing figures on the scale So I lift a glass of water to my lips And I leave the peanut butter in the pantry so no one will ever have to hide food from me
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Jan 24, 2015
Jan 24, 2015 at 11:29 AM UTC
Peanut Butter
Pretty Little Cup Cake Store: I walk through the door. Somehow I think it will Cheer me up. A white iced-pink sprinkled cupcake Will help me forget. While unwrapping the trendy black and  baby blue doted baking paper Will bring back the past again. But, even I know it is a ruse A joke I play on myself. You know the owners are some super hot soccer moms whose family invested in their latest project. Those **** bakers with pretty white aprons And size two retro-pink waitress uniforms; Smiling and cooing at the lavender infused cake That makes this treat go down so smooth. A gluten-free icing with a garnish of kumquat. This will land their pictures on the local news. I am not a size two. I will just as soon eat a nutty-buddy by Little Debbie But, this trendy cupcake cafe, makes me feel I am one of those Pretty ladies in the retro pink waitress uniform. Kinda like a celebration, for a party of one. I am not a hot pretty stick chick I will buy four, five or six of those pretty cupcakes. Pretending I am buying a hostess gift. But, the truth..... My husband forgot that we married 8 years ago this day. I will pay too much for too little product: but the cake box is cute I will sit in my car Eating, till my teeth hurt. I will rationalize; that I will cleanse tomorrow. I will go home. He will ask how I am, while staring at the TV. "Shussh" he will say, "I'm trying to hear." There is no use to remind him He will play the tired "I'm-in-the-dog-house game." I prefer stuffing four, five or six pretty little cupcakes Into my mouth then listening To his tired apologies, weak little lies and false promises of a planned Surprise. Instead; I will go to my room; then my private bath: I will stick my fingers down my throat And cough up my life.
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Apr 5, 2016
Apr 5, 2016 at 7:27 PM UTC
Pretty Little Cupcakes
Pretty Little Cup Cake Store: I walk through the door. Somehow I think it will Cheer me up. A white iced-pink sprinkled cupcake Will help me forget. While unwrapping the trendy black and  baby blue doted baking paper Will bring back the past again. But, even I know it is a ruse A joke I play on myself. You know the owners are some super hot soccer moms whose family invested in their latest project. Those **** bakers with pretty white aprons And size two retro-pink waitress uniforms; Smiling and cooing at the lavender infused cake That makes this treat go down so smooth. A gluten-free icing with a garnish of kumquat. This will land their pictures on the local news. I am not a size two. I will just as soon eat a nutty-buddy by Little Debbie But, this trendy cupcake cafe, makes me feel I am one of those Pretty ladies in the retro pink waitress uniform. Kinda like a celebration, for a party of one. I am not a hot pretty stick chick I will buy four, five or six of those pretty cupcakes. Pretending I am buying a hostess gift. But, the truth..... My husband forgot that we married 8 years ago this day. I will pay too much for too little product: but the cake box is cute I will sit in my car Eating, till my teeth hurt. I will rationalize; that I will cleanse tomorrow. I will go home. He will ask how I am, while staring at the TV. "Shussh" he will say, "I'm trying to hear." There is no use to remind him He will play the tired "I'm-in-the-dog-house game." I prefer stuffing four, five or six pretty little cupcakes Into my mouth then listening To his tired apologies, weak little lies and false promises of a planned Surprise. Instead; I will go to my room; then my private bath: I will stick my fingers down my throat And cough up my life.
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Vanilla. Nation's favourite. In fact the world's favourite flavour. So very versatile. From Mr. Whippy's with a cheap chocolate flake, next to a warm apple crumble, on a pancake or in a milkshake. From hot days by the sea side to the perfect ending of Sunday lunch and every occasion in betwe- en. The creamy, comfor- ting deliciousness I once fell in love with. But now I prefer the irresistible, amber, nutty explosion of Butterscotch. My tongue [mind] craves it!
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Sep 30, 2012
Sep 30, 2012 at 9:19 PM UTC
Ice Cream?
People are loopy People ain't right Inside of their heads Out of their minds People are nutty Loco coco bean Imaginary buddies Putty for brains People are batty Fruit loops that fly Come in different colors Confetti minds People are special They say with a wink Jumped the train trestle Over the brink Pick one or the other No answer is wrong It's all the above When people are off
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Dec 5, 2018
Dec 5, 2018 at 9:24 AM UTC
People are Crazy
I had to go into the big city well big for me anyway a beautiful drive still dreaming I think looks right down on the water that city at Lake Champlain. So what did you get? Oh. You're seriously asking, alright. Well, it's for a lovely couple this weekend getting married. Oh I see, do tell Chef ? I picked some beautiful ingredients for pumpkin cheesecake some candies... I especially love the sunflower seed drops in magenta, violet, lime green, burnt orange, tangerine and dark  chocolate, they look like little fall tears. I also found some vinted honeymoon wine A voigner with a lovely fragrant crisp taste Hmmmm...interesting, go on? It signifies the full moon in June after the flowers turn into young grapes some honeysuckle Aromas followed by luscious mango and nectar Paired with roasting chicken & beautifully seasonal fingerling potatoes and this amazing rustic sweet potato bread gorgeous heirloom vegetables in a few various choices delicately cooking squash all seasoned to perfection bringing nutty joy to all in an aromatic feathery plume of goodness finally... green goddess dressing and roasted nuts, berries among other toppings for a brilliant salad. Oh...well any invitations still open? I'm not sure, but you can be my guest in the kitchen come along take your hat off what's the hurry? Cherie Nolan© 2016
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Sep 23, 2016
Sep 23, 2016 at 10:57 AM UTC
"Take Your Hat Off What's The Hurry- A Chef's Perspective"
#*The little squirrel enjoyed its nutty meal Happy it squealed The preying bird perched high in the tree Happy, enjoyed its meal As the squirrel squealed its last While the little squirrel lived its nutty fruity dream*#
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May 23, 2019
May 23, 2019 at 8:14 AM UTC
Squirrel and the Bird
So as much as this Drama does persist Your Prisoned Warning tugs at my Cool Shirt Asking me to take Prudence and desist In bashing Silence to where it would hurt Now engraved in Copper I will make Clear: For all my Writ Plagues I Apologise, Deep in use plug Buds to that Trumpet's Ear If Empathy a Letter in disguise This my Friend's Spy; Deploy to high pursuit Waving that Placard in belated claim Which tastes folly less on a nutty boot And Reprimand stamped on his just Remain. Such I learned that Friendship's Best takes no Force I Follow my Heart; Now you Follow yours.
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 2:04 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - THIRTY-THREE - TOM DALEY
The sun that lights my moon But never one dark night Because I glow when she’s around And she glows to my delight The cookies to my milk She makes me much less bland And I soften up her crunch As if it was something that we planned The wave running through my ocean The one that will never crash Nothing scary nothing big Just enough to make a splash I’m a cloud floating in an empty sky She is my silver line We’re not here to rain on any parade Just float till the end of time I’m the blob of purple goo And she’s my nutty pal Throw us on a piece of bread Do with us what you shall I’m locked up she’s my key She opens me like a door I can tell her all she needs to know And she can tell me more Where ever you find pavement There’s grass that’s peeking through And when I laid my eyes on her The only flower grew It will never change There was never a doubt in my mind On day she will be my wife There is no one left to find My sun, my cookie, my wave, My glowing silver line, My key, my flower, or my wife What ever she is she’s mine As long as she is in my life And forever there she’ll stay There’s one thing I can tell you She’s why I wake up everyday
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Jan 2, 2012
Jan 2, 2012 at 12:40 PM UTC
Perfect Match
Cold and dark the solstice night But shadows dance inside by candle-light Pampered spruce holds centre stage Calendar counts down the days Festive holly berries red, mistletoe with white Cards suspended on a string, flashing fairy lights All is quiet in the house Nothing stirs except...a mouse He has no fear Of cat or trap or carving knife On his mind is something nice Perhaps a chocolate-covered nutty treat Beneath the Christmas tree to eat Tonight no usual pickings poor Of meagre breadcrumbs on the floor For tonight he dines like a king On fruit and nuts, dates and cake A little bit of everything All the Drambuie chocolates he ****** dry He could not stop, he knew not why Then he passed out on the floor One hung-over little mouse, his head so very sore
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Dec 14, 2012
Dec 14, 2012 at 4:17 PM UTC
Solstice house
Why oh why do I love pie? The ABCs of it and the LMNO-Pie of it A Apple Pie B Boston cream Pie C Cherry Pie D Dutch Apple Pie E Equation Pie 3.14 F Fruit Pie G Grandma's Gooseberry Pie H Humble Pie I Ice Cream Pie J Jell-O Pudding Pie K Kidney Pie L Lemon Meringue Pie M Moon Pie N Nutty Pecan Pie O Oreo Cookie Crust Pie P Pud'nin Pie Q Quick Set Frozen Cream Pie R Rhubarb Pie S Sweet Tater Pie T Tuxedo Pie U Upside Down Pineapple Pie V Velvet Truffle Pie W Whip Cream Pie X PIE IN THE FACE Y Yummy Pie Z Zesty Lemon/Lime Pie Now you have the XYZ of it and the PIE of it Why oh why do you love Pie?
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May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 3:17 PM UTC
The ABCs of PIE
When I was little We never went to the beach, Or the lake, Or the river In fact the very idea that, Anything was larger than the creek behind my house Was foreign to me   I knew it existed, But I didn’t really… I’d never seen it But when I did, I still remember the fear   Walking up to edge of the cool water The grit of the sand The heat of the sun The smell of fish The knowledge that the waves could pull me in Take me away   But the thing that stays with me the most Is the feeling I felt calm I felt at peace I never knew that Never understood it anyway I could have stood there for hours Just staring out at the endlessness Knowing that there was something on the other side of that Something else that I could see It made me realize how small I was It made me realize how big I was I guess that’s the beginning I went back, Searching For that feeling again I returned to very spot Same time of day Same day of the year But it wasn’t the same Something’s was missing Maybe I just needed a different beach Maybe I don't need a beach But I still kept searching Looking around Questioning if I’ll ever feel so small again Someday Somehow I’d feel that again That endlessness That serenity That hope But if that was the only time I wish I had taken more Just a few seconds To really memorize it To really embrace it Before I ran off I hiked up a mountain side The rough rocks digging into my hands The leaves providing shade The nutty, floral scent on the wind Then there at the top The sun set below the horizon And then that feeling arose once again And I knew it wasn’t endlessness I felt that day Rather I was Complete
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Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 11:23 PM UTC
Water
When I was little We never went to the beach, Or the lake, Or the river In fact the very idea that, Anything was larger than the creek behind my house Was foreign to me   I knew it existed, But I didn’t really… I’d never seen it But when I did, I still remember the fear   Walking up to edge of the cool water The grit of the sand The heat of the sun The smell of fish The knowledge that the waves could pull me in Take me away   But the thing that stays with me the most Is the feeling I felt calm I felt at peace I never knew that Never understood it anyway I could have stood there for hours Just staring out at the endlessness Knowing that there was something on the other side of that Something else that I could see It made me realize how small I was It made me realize how big I was I guess that’s the beginning I went back, Searching For that feeling again I returned to very spot Same time of day Same day of the year But it wasn’t the same Something’s was missing Maybe I just needed a different beach Maybe I don't need a beach But I still kept searching Looking around Questioning if I’ll ever feel so small again Someday Somehow I’d feel that again That endlessness That serenity That hope But if that was the only time I wish I had taken more Just a few seconds To really memorize it To really embrace it Before I ran off I hiked up a mountain side The rough rocks digging into my hands The leaves providing shade The nutty, floral scent on the wind Then there at the top The sun set below the horizon And then that feeling arose once again And I knew it wasn’t endlessness I felt that day Rather I was Complete
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As I rounded the hill Face to face with the still That I'd only heard rumors spoke of With no one around I sat myself down And proceeded to sample the stuff As sweet as honeydew melon Got my feet to a geling Made me feel like I did in my youth Sat with a dumb gaze for a while Then got the biggest of smiles When it came to me what I should do So I went with my plan And opened a stand Right there on the mountain side When word in the forest got out I never had any doubt That all of the critters would be stoping by You should have seen them all  guzzle As the squirrels ordered doubles Then proceeded to tell wild nutty lies It was quite the fiasco When they brought out the cowboy hats and  lasso's As the party went well into the night They paid in nuts and berries Which was fine by me With them I made different flavors of shine In flavors I made 32 So I wouldn't get sued By Baskin-Robbins who has 31 at this time From all the flavors I made Boysenberry was the fav The raccoons made up a dance called the boysenberry crawl Which was a big hit At the discotheque The beavers built in the early fall We made a deal I would sell them my swill For a little piece of the pie We were all getting rich I have to admit It's quite the relationship, the beavers and I Of course the beavers got greedy You know how beavers are needy Couldn't leave well enough alone Figured they had the right Who's going to pay for these lights That make this the best disco in town They started charging a cover Which didn't go over As well as they would have liked Plus they doubled the price of the ***** Which left little food On the woodland creatures tables at night Things went from bad to worse When they started to curse Me, "The Man" for the troubles they had I barely made it out alive By the skin of my hide When I packed and hit the road mighty fast Things had been going so well Before it all went to hell And me and my still were forced to leave Now still to this day You know why I always say That famous line, passed down in time "Leave it to Beav"
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Oct 26, 2013
Oct 26, 2013 at 10:51 AM UTC
The Still (Leave It To ******
As I rounded the hill Face to face with the still That I'd only heard rumors spoke of With no one around I sat myself down And proceeded to sample the stuff As sweet as honeydew melon Got my feet to a geling Made me feel like I did in my youth Sat with a dumb gaze for a while Then got the biggest of smiles When it came to me what I should do So I went with my plan And opened a stand Right there on the mountain side When word in the forest got out I never had any doubt That all of the critters would be stoping by You should have seen them all  guzzle As the squirrels ordered doubles Then proceeded to tell wild nutty lies It was quite the fiasco When they brought out the cowboy hats and  lasso's As the party went well into the night They paid in nuts and berries Which was fine by me With them I made different flavors of shine In flavors I made 32 So I wouldn't get sued By Baskin-Robbins who has 31 at this time From all the flavors I made Boysenberry was the fav The raccoons made up a dance called the boysenberry crawl Which was a big hit At the discotheque The beavers built in the early fall We made a deal I would sell them my swill For a little piece of the pie We were all getting rich I have to admit It's quite the relationship, the beavers and I Of course the beavers got greedy You know how beavers are needy Couldn't leave well enough alone Figured they had the right Who's going to pay for these lights That make this the best disco in town They started charging a cover Which didn't go over As well as they would have liked Plus they doubled the price of the ***** Which left little food On the woodland creatures tables at night Things went from bad to worse When they started to curse Me, "The Man" for the troubles they had I barely made it out alive By the skin of my hide When I packed and hit the road mighty fast Things had been going so well Before it all went to hell And me and my still were forced to leave Now still to this day You know why I always say That famous line, passed down in time "Leave it to Beav"
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Vanilla vowels and creamy colored consonants Naughty or nutty nouns of almonds, apples, apricots Aphrodisiac adjectives and very berry adverbs Passion fruit phrases pirouette like peaches in thought A pomegranate patter that pronounces a pronoun Or perhaps in veiled vines velvet verbs purr Wondrously whipped words of love Salacious sentences with strawberry stirred A mellowed musk melon of a metaphor A salubrious simile sits like a sapote crown Amorous alliterative adventures with romance and raisins An ooh la la of orange oomph onomatopoeic sounds An orchard of the alphabets in a fruity potpourri of speech A bearish pearish play and plum pun on words The language of love written with love In this hash mash bonhomie Valentine verse
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Feb 13, 2017
Feb 13, 2017 at 8:56 AM UTC
A fruity poet potpourri of a Valentine's Verse
Crew cut kiss curl stood above the goose steeping generals with empty heads and olive green jackets dangling aluminium war medals for shooting ducks across the border flying over Seoul “Nfeuirok2fmdfiwe384194u3ujriwejm" crew-cut kiss curl yelled. “I told you 091874874814729” ( his swedish education was now showing!) The train pulled out of pyongyang with two thousand dead that fed the famine. Only the driver was alive clutching a loaf of bread. stacked with cardboard cutout missiles atop 1920s tanks and painted with bloodred honesty the entire nation goose stepped to crew cuts orders. He was as nutty as a fruitcake but nobody laughed when he loaded his only nuclear missile to bring down the last remaining duck heading to Siberia. Ha ha! Author Notes This is not a joke. Or is it? © Marshall Gass. All rights reserved, a month ago
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Jun 24, 2014
Jun 24, 2014 at 3:58 PM UTC
Megalomaniac
Oh come hither to me My sweetest honey roasted peanut lips Your almonds I will nibble You won't be able now to sleep Let me crack your  perfect pecans I will walnut you away I will **** away your cashews Lick all the salt away I will ****** all your Brazil nuts They are most precious I must say . Yes I have gone completely nutty What more could I say .
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Jun 20, 2015
Jun 20, 2015 at 3:58 PM UTC
Going nuts over you!
“I’m not the conspiracy theorist, you’re the conspiracy theorist. You're the one who believes that 19 islamic terrorists with box-cutters conspired with a bearded man in a cave then bypassed a multi-billion dollar security system to knock down 3 buildings with 2 airplanes. You’re the one who believes that buildings can come down in perfect free-fall and pancake form at free fall speed. I'm not the nutty conspiracy theorist, you are!”
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Nov 27, 2010
Nov 27, 2010 at 9:51 PM UTC
Conspiracy Theory
I'm the one and many, Nutty with no screws loose, A couple eggs short of the breakfast and the cooked goose. I'm cooler than the side of the pillow that you sleep on, I blend in with the crowd, even when I'm wearing neon, Beyond excellent, feeling like a million cents, Ever since, I stopped, Using my uncommon sense. I'm the cat's woof, With the bark to match my teeth, I'm the bee's knees, legs, arms, eyes, feet. I'll stop when Heaven freezes, or when the lady sings it, Snug in a rug but not a wall-hugging insect.
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Apr 19, 2015
Apr 19, 2015 at 12:51 AM UTC
Backwards Idioms
Oh Joy, Oh Great Heavens Above, How I like to lingeringly slaver o'er The fartleberries hanging humunguously Out of your **** cleft like bunches of mouldering grapes, And to gaze upon the lusciously stale shitstains Decorating your hirsute ********** You so rarely wash and your dumps are omnipotent And you are too mean to buy any **** wipes. You moan quite loudly in colonic ecstacy As I plumb the Stygian depths of your sit-upon place, My nose diving daintily like a woodpecker's beak Smeared with poo-bits, seeking Nirvana In your ****** paradise, brown love-tunnel Serenaded by the poets since Time began! Nowhere in all the Hershey Universe can there be A pongier rimmee than you, O unshaven beauty of mine! My probing tongue is covered with nutty brown paste, Your sweet excremental delight makes me drool In joy, as I personhandle myself "down there"; Ignoring the most elemental rules of hygiene. But sadly there is a fly in the ointment Indeed a whole ******* barrelful of them: Not only will I get a very nasty E-coli infection But I'll have bad breath tomorrow at chapel.
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Mar 11, 2015
Mar 11, 2015 at 1:45 PM UTC
Cheeks
The hot boiled rice With brown gram curry The nutty smell of sesame Oil shrills in hurry Deployed on a thrice larger rounder plate For a boy's belly deplete. "Can't eat this much rice!" He shouts with a surprise. “You can do my son sure.", Her firm voice enssures The boys look measures. "The remainder you keep aside" Her remand saves  his pride. A monthly forty rupees Should not be pretty reason For a lodger's liberty to please Among two of her teen sons Than a welling spring of kindness A heart huge in roundness Larger than a stainless steel plate With a profuse heap of hot rice The smooth boiled brown pies Oiled with fragrance fleet. For how he fully did feat it? How she purely predict it? The stomach of a young one could hold The heap of love on a stainless steel mold.
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Dec 19, 2018
Dec 19, 2018 at 9:43 AM UTC
Hot boiled rice and brown gram curry
I was pinched by the crisp freshness of cold that winter slips me, like acid in my morning coffee. Then I slip out and take the cliffs for a spin, diving down, like a squirrel leaping toward a too-far tree. (Except I lack all the hope you know is inside that nutty creature.) I brutally edit my videos and i cut them into pieces, trying to arrange them in the right spots. But you know you can't do that sort of thing to people.
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Oct 31, 2012
Oct 31, 2012 at 11:17 PM UTC
What life lets me figure out
There once was a squirrel named Nutty Who was looking for a little buddy But Nutty was alone So he burned down his home With himself inside of it
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Feb 21, 2014
Feb 21, 2014 at 11:19 PM UTC
Nutty the Squirrel