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"pizzas" poems
The principal in a cool cartoon tee His fashion sneakers squeaking across the floor Sets out candy, pizzas, and canned sodas Arranges a door prize, and assembles the faculty Requires them to sign in so he can check on them Orders them to hold hands and sing the school song Reminds them they are all one big family As a preface to his primary agenda: To tell them to be more professional The principal in a cool cartoon tee
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Aug 11, 2018
Aug 11, 2018 at 3:57 PM UTC
What's Wrong with Education These Days? Harrumph!
(a satirical pop at the Illuminati) It's time to slay fatted consumer cows It's time to fumigate the Great Unwashed; To sow mutation's seeds behind the ploughs To see the dullard's dreams forever quashed. How movingly they pray not to be harmed! How doggedly they work to make a wage! How prettily they line up to be farmed, Yet, how they long to be at centre stage! The Useless Eaters eat their pizzas deep, Their double fries and creamy mayonnaise; Produce only some methane while asleep, And fodder for landfill, throughout their days. It's time for the superiors to win; Unleash the virus, let the cull begin.
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Sep 30, 2013
Sep 30, 2013 at 10:15 PM UTC
Illuminati Party
I knew there was something wrong with her when I was 10 I found a magazine report about borderline personality disorder I was reading in the school library and I started crying I could never have put a word on what was different about my mother But there it was, plain as day The way she could stay in bed till 3 in the afternoon with the blinds closed The way some days we would laugh as she asked me if I wanted to play hooky and skip out on school We would go grab frappucinos at Starbucks and rummage through countless thrift store shelves But some days, some days I would be screamed at until I cried Some days I would lock myself in the bedroom until I needed to come out Some days I would stay at school extra long and just put off going home altogether Some days my brother and I were burdens Some nights we would get to order pizzas and drink Coke and some nights we were told to find food for ourselves Always with the paranoia and the headaches and the inability to do anything Consistent with the anger and the depression Consistent with the exhaustion and the impulsive natures The pills never helped, the pills never made things better Fourteen years later and things are no better, things are no easier Things have made no progression Fourteen years later and we don’t speak
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Jan 5, 2018
Jan 5, 2018 at 3:40 PM UTC
BPD
The Dutch brought art, mud and dirt of the Kathmandu heartland, With cigarette smoke clouding the air, and pizzas in the oven. Not overcooked, no medium rare, slight rounded, man-made The ambiance was now of Rembrandt and Van Gogh, Yellow with the hint of light. Perhaps coffee, perhaps tea. And delight in a conversation of philosophy. Maybe you'll pay, maybe me. The open doors swallow in the air of the monsoon, with the enigma of ever binding books who stuck to the wall Like wall flowers, some folded papers like petals of an unbloomed bud. They all had smells better inhaled with tobacco smoke. The music played, and people dance within the security of their thoughts, The shelter for their thoughts, the flaws of their speech. Memories,pure and bright radiated from the lamps above the bar, Lights which come to us only in fallen stars, but wishful thinking is dangerous. Hence forget it like Dutch forgot the wars. Memories are made here, where the humidity is heavy from the perfume of heavy smiles, or folded chins and forheads from a chess game. Not hidden, no worries, around the corner. But yet again man made.
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Sep 7, 2014
Sep 7, 2014 at 8:32 AM UTC
At that cafe, Amsterdam
Bobo's kitchen in the kitchen icebergs rampage from the freezer burying pizzas and waffles in a glacier jungle Bobo swings forks and knives at the ice until the maintenance man cusses in Polish gallons of water dripping downstairs sizzling Bertalina's soul the fiery bilingual single mom living in fear below his fear of noise complaints she sends tape recordings to the landlord in her cute red faced anger loud people! and bongos! guitars! stomping! laughter! nightmares for her boys who think they hear ghosts her tight black spandex drives Bobo mad when she runs drifted scents of her food sift in through his windows knocking him out in hungry frustration! ¿Como estás? he asks her I speak ******* English! she barks back back up the stairs Bobo goes to his own kitchen where the mice crawl out the stove tops and potatoes grow tree roots clear through the window toward another life Jake Mahaffey Copyright (c) 2013 Jacob Mahaffey
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Jan 23, 2012
Jan 23, 2012 at 12:28 AM UTC
Bobo's kitchen
*spread it on thick on my bread and biscuit lots of peanut butter twice as thick as grandma’s makeup cake on her face* peanut butter more than tar on the road peanut butter with my naan and my rice lay it on the noodles and peanut butter with tofu don’t forget a dollop with the curry too good pasta and pizzas become better soaked in peanut butter Ye Olde English Sandwich flames like a dragon fixed with half a bottle of the New World Inca paste *spread it on thick on my bread and biscuit lots of peanut butter twice as thick as grandma’s makeup cake on her face*
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Dec 28, 2013
Dec 28, 2013 at 5:10 AM UTC
song about peanut butter
Today was grocery day. I didn't want frozen pizzas or chips. I wasn't looking for juices or dips. All I was looking for were crackers, And crackers Is what I got. Three boxes of Wheat thins. The family sized Cheeze itz game me grins. Tons and tons of triscuit crackers. Gliding across the stores bar code trackers. But best of all was my glorious box of Chicken in a Biskit.
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Aug 9, 2013
Aug 9, 2013 at 11:52 PM UTC
Crackers
I have a Job, delivering pizzas. I've seen the good. The bad. The ugly. The really ugly. The strange. The crazy. The fat and lazy. But one thing I havnt seen. Is someone as judgmental as me.
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May 20, 2014
May 20, 2014 at 8:42 PM UTC
I, am
to make someone feel the way you want them to feel is to trade in your soul for a pizza without the mushrooms, sausages, pineapples, M&M;'s, pepperoni, cheese, tomato (it's pronounced toe-mato mind you) sauce, crust, dough and leaving all but an empty box on top of the garbage can. too bad for the floating astronaut, drunk on coconuts, when he left in his tin can. he's begun dancing on empty matter with all the missing pizzas. i guess their owners have been ****** and dumped in another swirling portal a long time ago when the light was flickering off on that empty street at dark(au contraire, mon cheri!), just threatening to die when you believed it was ageless? the night will never be a color. goodnight my loveless ingénue
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Oct 24, 2012
Oct 24, 2012 at 2:19 AM UTC
I Rued the Day of the Ageless Lamp Post
Good Day spoken in a bad austrailian accent bad juju voodoo clear light poltergeist on disablity Hoarding every scrap of miserable memories attached to trash your apartment is a holiday for nightmares and childmolesters ******* magazines, old sanitary napkins , bad vhs movies lay like dead soldiers waiting for the war to end Black bags and boxes scattered every where are villages to rats and every unknown pestilence you can only read about in medical textbooks. half eaten pizzas covered in pickles dried up sadly looking at empty pills You have no hold on me I can't understand your pain nor will i listen to your overdramatic ******** about whoever or scheming to defraud Walmart Your mutilation is a scar spelling sociopathic miscreant child trapped in an old mismatched shell of no clear gender. Your diagnostic prophecies from the dsm5 dismissed like school on a snow day. Will commands the unentanglement uncurse unfear dispell all your contradictions accusations monologrhthyms bad music choices and echoes of muttered mustard. only truth will be uplifted Peace be with you whereever you are currently infesting enjoy your dora the explorer ice cream Was there ever a floor in here?
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Mar 25, 2010
Mar 25, 2010 at 12:53 AM UTC
good day
the church bells peeled a rhythmic ringing tinnitus sending us listeners racing back into a guilty crime like daze. the mass begins in twenty painful moments better rush in the rustle of sunday wear bible bolstered underarm front pew glances at the priest who had a back view glare at late comers. Mama said the sins of your fathers will visit if you miss a mass canned hellfire will get you and st peter will tick mark your presence after communion. I listened when I stopped God became god and the church bells peeled the same way only the new pizzas came with canned chilli peppers! © Marshall Gass. All rights reserved.
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Apr 1, 2014
Apr 1, 2014 at 1:36 AM UTC
Church and Chilli Peppers
I love her pizzas Her pizzas are delicious They are so yummy! ~Marian~
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Apr 15, 2013
Apr 15, 2013 at 4:44 PM UTC
Pizza (Senryu)
What was her name? **** I can’t remember. It was a boy’s name made feminine with a little “i” at the end like maybe hearing it would make you think of some fat guy making pizzas until you see it spelled out or until it becomes attached to her lips and hair and skin. The “i” was not dotted with a little heart, (not her style at all) but I should have a picture in a box some where with more pictures. I don’t. I’ve got little notes, tiny thoughts scribbled on empty match book covers, on the backs of pretentious business cards, in the borders of the mutilated, amputated flesh of decrepit used up yellow pages,   ripped from a dead and disjointed phone book. I woke up from this dream and groped for something to scrawl on, anything, because it seemed significant at 2:38 am. In the desert somewhere, (I’ve never even been) you were looking out the window and the way the parched dry light crackled around you you might have been an angel or a sign partially occluded by glass advertising something I could never afford like family or god when suddenly you were not a silhouette, not back lit, but glowing. You were so in love, with who I don’t know, and you went into free fall back onto the bed pulled your knees up to your chest and kicked your legs giggling. I was part dead, half ghost and still happy that you were so happy. I said, “you’re pregnant?” knowing the way you know things without really having a way of knowing in a dream. You laughed again grabbed your little dog up in your arms, (I’ve no idea where the pup came from), and baby-whispered, “You’re going to cut the umbilical, aren’t you?” and I woke with the image of that mongrel chewing through the cord. I am waiting at the pharmacy and the… technician, is reading the cryptic symbols penned in indiscernible Latin, my prescription. She is not beautiful but very fuckable And in my mind I am constructing an image of her ****** likening   the shape, size, color, etc., to her mouth, when I see my own writing on the back through her precise fingers. The tech,   she is holding a snapshot of her. It might as well be a picture of me vomiting or ************ or defecating. This is what I have left, my version of a photo, my dream, scrawled on the back of my medicine. **** getting better.   I ****** it from her hand. I leave fast.  I will never go back. This is no chemical imbalance. This is not my inheritance. The loss and pain, sometimes, that's the pill we need to swallow.
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Oct 30, 2011
Oct 30, 2011 at 11:14 PM UTC
Disjointed
What was her name? **** I can’t remember. It was a boy’s name made feminine with a little “i” at the end like maybe hearing it would make you think of some fat guy making pizzas until you see it spelled out or until it becomes attached to her lips and hair and skin. The “i” was not dotted with a little heart, (not her style at all) but I should have a picture in a box some where with more pictures. I don’t. I’ve got little notes, tiny thoughts scribbled on empty match book covers, on the backs of pretentious business cards, in the borders of the mutilated, amputated flesh of decrepit used up yellow pages,   ripped from a dead and disjointed phone book. I woke up from this dream and groped for something to scrawl on, anything, because it seemed significant at 2:38 am. In the desert somewhere, (I’ve never even been) you were looking out the window and the way the parched dry light crackled around you you might have been an angel or a sign partially occluded by glass advertising something I could never afford like family or god when suddenly you were not a silhouette, not back lit, but glowing. You were so in love, with who I don’t know, and you went into free fall back onto the bed pulled your knees up to your chest and kicked your legs giggling. I was part dead, half ghost and still happy that you were so happy. I said, “you’re pregnant?” knowing the way you know things without really having a way of knowing in a dream. You laughed again grabbed your little dog up in your arms, (I’ve no idea where the pup came from), and baby-whispered, “You’re going to cut the umbilical, aren’t you?” and I woke with the image of that mongrel chewing through the cord. I am waiting at the pharmacy and the… technician, is reading the cryptic symbols penned in indiscernible Latin, my prescription. She is not beautiful but very fuckable And in my mind I am constructing an image of her ****** likening   the shape, size, color, etc., to her mouth, when I see my own writing on the back through her precise fingers. The tech,   she is holding a snapshot of her. It might as well be a picture of me vomiting or ************ or defecating. This is what I have left, my version of a photo, my dream, scrawled on the back of my medicine. **** getting better.   I ****** it from her hand. I leave fast.  I will never go back. This is no chemical imbalance. This is not my inheritance. The loss and pain, sometimes, that's the pill we need to swallow.
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I miss some memories of people, 8pms next to a ceiling of November stars and random yo momma jokes. I miss pepperoni pizzas and orange sodas of a meeting the night before an Algebra exam. I miss some people who move to the United States, back to Mindanao, away to Makati. I miss not knowing of a graduation until we sing that batch song one last time. I miss her under a Langka tree with a chuckle next to the height of my left shoulder. She was measuring my happiness in the little talks and ringing laughter. I miss wiping her tears as I helped roll her bag across the rocky road to a bus. I miss being under the wings of God when I first met him through lion puppets and singing prophets. I miss biting through those chocolate chip cookies after successfully reciting John 3:16. I miss eating until the tummy says “keep going” and the candy bar bag was always open. I miss crying when my yaya leaves me everytime I go to kindergarten. This was every single time I get down the school bus. I miss smiling for a family portrait next to the Christmas tree. I miss riding across a river with my little brother in paper hats and a floormat boat I miss walking across a field of santol buds. Ruby to my eyes and to others who pick them. I miss my panda bear. I could always sew the eyes back on. I miss being young But I can’t miss growing up and moving on.
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Jul 8, 2014
Jul 8, 2014 at 11:11 AM UTC
Something Missing
Bun o'clock I'm hungry but I don't say anything Because I can hold on longer Chew pm Someone says I look thin Have I lost weight?? Three pounds Potentially three pounds But I don't know because I always think I look bloated Four ice cubes to tie me over I don't need to eat I'm okay Five fat shaming ******* Stroll past me in their skinny jeans Reminding me who deserves to be a size 0 Tricks o' the mind Start to play As I tell myself I don't need to eat because I did yesterday Age seven is when Mama first told me to stretch my shirts Hide my figure Watch what I eat Stop taking second helpings No dessert Eight Looks like a couple of donuts. Muffins. Pizzas. Any round food. My round stomach. Nibble pm. It's okay to eat a little? Maybe? Ten pm? Or ten candy bars? Eleven hours later Nothing in my belly But four ice cubes Twelve: time to taunt my taste buds Trick myself Tell myself that I'll eat tomorrow Tomorrow will be the day The day I really splurge Everyone knows that's a lie But my tummy doesn't
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Jul 6, 2018
Jul 6, 2018 at 8:57 PM UTC
Time to Eat
Hair stands upon jolted skin folds. You never could eat a salad. You look pregnant with a fat pig! Large enough to eclipse the sun! Large enough to cause nuclear winter for everyone! Grass ceases to grow with every step that you take! The earth weighs a percent more whenever you ingest! Your rolls could warm the Eskimos! An orchestra of clapping flesh fills the room with every movement you make! You don't seem to care about the people you run over when rolling in the street. You say it is their fault for getting in the way. They all look like Indiana Jones trying to outrun a boulder. Too many happy meals can make a lot of people unhappy. Man sized pancakes dot the side walks that we all used to tread. Skinny people no longer exist, they are all dead. You mistook them for French fries. You are just as imperfect as me, So who are you to point a chunky finger. You think you are so big behind that screen. Lecturing me about body standards when you look like you washed up on the beach this morning. Stop crushing your high horse and come down just a little bit. Time for you to get a serving of your own medicine. Gape those ears wide and give a listen: I don't live to look good for some fat *** greasy, disgusting pig on the internet, jerking off to ********** **** while his mother makes microwave pizzas upstairs! So jam that finger up you ***
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May 21, 2019
May 21, 2019 at 6:51 PM UTC
Tenth Planet
Sweetheart you need to be have a flatter stomach Put down that soda pop Or one day it will make you pop Put down those puff pastries Or one day they will make you the Pillsbury Dough-girl. Take up crunches and sit-ups And just ignore when your body screams for food Take up ******* in and waist trainers And just ignore that ******* in all day weakens your muscles pushing you further from your ideal Hey good lookin’ you’d be prettier if you had smaller thighs Stop eatin’ them donuts They turnin’ you too dough Stop ordering your pizzas in larges They turnin’ you large Start doing some squats Just ignore your back screaming in pain Start running sum more Just ignore that bigger thighs mean a lower risk of heart disease and premature death And a simple request from everyone else: make sure your hair always looks like a girl from a movie, that your skin is flawless, you dress perfectly, are always happy, smiling constantly, have an aesthetically pleasing Instagram, be in an adorable relationship, know all the newest music and shows You know what just be perfect but not to perfect -love society
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Oct 23, 2018
Oct 23, 2018 at 3:28 PM UTC
Thick Thighs and Typical Truism
HI DUDES I HAVE JUST DONE A COOKING SHOW, WHERE I COOKED MY FAMOIUS PIZZAS YOU SEE I COOKED THE PIZZA, WHILE I LISTENED TO IRON MAIDEN I LIKE TO COOK PIZZAS, ACTUALLY PIZZAS WAS A MEAL I COOK FOR PEOPLE LIKE MATES AS THEY COME OVER, CAUSE I AM UP WITH THE YOUTUBE JUNKIES ON AAA YOUTUBE TV, YOU’LL FIND THE VIDEO SO WATCH TO SEE ME MY FAMOUS PIZZARIA
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Feb 6, 2015
Feb 6, 2015 at 8:59 PM UTC
MAKING PIZZA ON UTUBE
It's not just the piano notes It's not's its sharps or should I say it's flats It's not the music sheet It's obviously not my E major voice Neither is it how well our voices blend When the concertmaster says start to Lady Antebellum - Need You Now It's not just the Violins G3, D4, A4, and E5 soothing notes That keep us playing even when the rest stop It's not our audiation that keeps as late Into the night writing,meditating,singing Laughing at each others crazy lines. Or your masculine tattooed arms, Strumming the guitar Neither is it your ability to manipulate your voice to both Tenor and a Countertenor,so that when the concertmaster says start To Michael Bolton - When a Man Loves a Woman It feels like heaven has just opened its doors. It's not how high I can hit the yala leyo notes Neither is it my ability manipulate my emotions So that when the concertmaster says to me Start To Loren Allred - Never Enough I give the crowd both my voice and my emotion It's the memories the two of us make That lead up to this moment When the concertmaster says Start The memories trickle in The laughs,the anxieties,the fun,the fights Even the shared pizzas and movie nights That are all joined with the one thing that we share Our passion for music,it's culture and giving it life It's beauty and how freeing and liberating it's words can be Things we both want to say but really can't So we use the most basic language we both get Music
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Jul 21, 2018
Jul 21, 2018 at 1:00 PM UTC
Music
Woke up early 5:35 The sun not up The birds asleep Lingering nightmares Cold horror hands Gripping my head Clenching my thoughts They slip away Weakening with the sun rising It's a new day A day looked forward to Rushed breakfast Fear I'm late Fast shower Packing decorations Makeup painting Hair brushing Leaving the house 9:20 Picking up friends Mom dropping us off Greeting more people Taking pictures Together All smiles And laughter Being with my friends Driving around To visit lonely people The first woman An invalid Talking Laughing Joy Smiles We leave Then lunch Under the trees Sandwiches Delicious Sun On our way to another Getting lost Stupid GPS Laughing Joking Talking Sharing stories Waiting for directions Arriving For a lonely woman Who's husband of 66 years Recently died Depression But happiness in us Helping out Planting Weeding Tending her flowers Who keep her company Thankfulness and appreciation Cookies and water for love. We must go And go back to our group We decorate tables Themed ours "Gifts from the Sea" "Mermaid Dream" Pearls and paper flowers All blue and white Shells and jars of sand Clear glass pebbles Blue table cloth Beauty Next is cooking We each have our jobs I make cookies Ginger chocolate chip The batter is good Then help with the pizzas. Chilling out for an hour Talking and hanging Waiting for our food Time to eat We approach the tables 8 different pizzas All made by hand By us A salad bar as well Sweet tea We eat Afterwards each team speaks Team #3 speaks of cleaning We Team #2 share our adventures Team #1 share a play and experiences In babysitting children Speeches are made A plaque presented Tears of surprise Cookies are brought out The cookies I made They are delicious Games are then played I win one Then it's time to say goodbye To all my one week friends Late at night 11 pm I sit and think Of all that happened And smile in memory
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Jun 8, 2013
Jun 8, 2013 at 11:13 PM UTC
My Last Day of Camp
Woke up early 5:35 The sun not up The birds asleep Lingering nightmares Cold horror hands Gripping my head Clenching my thoughts They slip away Weakening with the sun rising It's a new day A day looked forward to Rushed breakfast Fear I'm late Fast shower Packing decorations Makeup painting Hair brushing Leaving the house 9:20 Picking up friends Mom dropping us off Greeting more people Taking pictures Together All smiles And laughter Being with my friends Driving around To visit lonely people The first woman An invalid Talking Laughing Joy Smiles We leave Then lunch Under the trees Sandwiches Delicious Sun On our way to another Getting lost Stupid GPS Laughing Joking Talking Sharing stories Waiting for directions Arriving For a lonely woman Who's husband of 66 years Recently died Depression But happiness in us Helping out Planting Weeding Tending her flowers Who keep her company Thankfulness and appreciation Cookies and water for love. We must go And go back to our group We decorate tables Themed ours "Gifts from the Sea" "Mermaid Dream" Pearls and paper flowers All blue and white Shells and jars of sand Clear glass pebbles Blue table cloth Beauty Next is cooking We each have our jobs I make cookies Ginger chocolate chip The batter is good Then help with the pizzas. Chilling out for an hour Talking and hanging Waiting for our food Time to eat We approach the tables 8 different pizzas All made by hand By us A salad bar as well Sweet tea We eat Afterwards each team speaks Team #3 speaks of cleaning We Team #2 share our adventures Team #1 share a play and experiences In babysitting children Speeches are made A plaque presented Tears of surprise Cookies are brought out The cookies I made They are delicious Games are then played I win one Then it's time to say goodbye To all my one week friends Late at night 11 pm I sit and think Of all that happened And smile in memory
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I bought carrots, and kale, coconut oil that was on sale avocados, and blue berries, vitamin supplements in a desire to stay healthy out of fear of my mortality. But I miss donuts and sugar coated cereals. I miss monster energy drinks, taco pizzas, and cheeseburgers. I miss what was killing me slowly, suicide by snail’s place. I once raced to gain weight. Now I eat things I hate, longing for something dangerous on my plate.
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Aug 23, 2016
Aug 23, 2016 at 12:46 PM UTC
Untitled
Mini Pizzas, full of happiness and joy Seem to make me more delighted than a brand new Christmas toy I cut them into quarters and eat them one by one And I'll eat them 'til the end of time, or 'til I've ate a ton
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Apr 3, 2010
Apr 3, 2010 at 4:49 PM UTC
Mini Pizzas
Lily Willie, I am hungry Do you have a cup of coffee-- A glass of milk, a butter cookie Or a chocolate-dipped strawberry? Lily Willie, I feel queasy, But burgers are too greasy, And pizzas are too cheesy How about macaroni? *Lily Willie, are you silly? It's just a bite, a little candy A slice of cake, nothing fancy My head is numb, vision's hazy I feel cold, but it's not snowy My lips are purple, fingers chilly My eyes are empty, so is my tummy Lily Willie, I feel hungry.
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Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 7:46 AM UTC
Lily Willie
At the East End Cafe a Canadian folksinger strums up a storm on a guitar- a bargain guitar- he got $1000 off the price of it We don’t know any of his songs Locals tap their feet to his rhythms talk to people they talk to every day but louder tonight fuelled by beer and wine and a determined bonhomie Ange and her girls cook up a storm behind the counter serve us steaks and real pizzas and creme brulee Late night kids stroll outside peer in - curious- at the unaccustomed goings on Beyond the plateglass windows the inside lights orange globes reflect in the darkness like floating pumpkins I know the river lies out there just moving on down to the sea
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Jun 13, 2013
Jun 13, 2013 at 9:47 AM UTC
BIG NIGHT OUT IN A SMALL TOWN