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"plugged" poems
Head hunched forward, Brain plugged in, Cyberspace awaits. Fingers clicking, Eyes scanning, Detached from reality, My hourly fix. Oblivious to the world, Incommunicado From flesh and bone.
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Mar 10, 2016
Mar 10, 2016 at 12:16 PM UTC
A Slave to Social Media
For centuries philosophers have speculated the role sleep plays in society But it was not until the 1950s that sleep woke up in academia And today sleep studies show what dormant minds really look like Information about our rest we've never seen before However, I've always understood the importance of bedtime You see my parents taught me that sleep and love are soul mates My mom She's the sleeper She loves to sleep She cuddles up on any piece of furniture in my house and snoozes for hours Never views a sitcom past the first commercial break when she's tired And she's okay with that Dad never lets her drive on road trips when night falls Preferring his sleeping beauty tucked safely in the passenger seat Their hands meet as she lets the stars serenade her to slumber While he anchors his left hand on the steering wheel Thanking his lucky stars for his real life princess My dad He's the snorer He loves to snore He roars like a lion on his love seat and naps for hours Never views a sitcom past the second commercial break when he's tired And he's okay with that Mom never lets him sleep alone too long though Keeping his nose plugged strong enough to signal for bedtime They both stand together as he lets her guide him to slumber While she ushers her left hand around his back Thanking her lucky stars for her own prince charming Now my parents call me the dreamer And I sure do love to dream It seems my parents are textbook role models for me Because when you live inside a fairytale for far too long Your reality becomes an endless stream of fantasies Your expectations are exceptionally out of context Strictly written for poetic lines in picture books Never meant to be held Never meant to be felt Only meant for spines stuck on rosewood shelves My parents call me the dreamer And boy I love to dream I believe in creating the unthinkable And when you live inside a fairytale for far too long Nothing is fictional You picture a life with storybook endings Praying the author never runs out of ink You crown each syllable the king of the moment Treating each page like royalty And I've always been okay with that So when I asked my mom when she knew she fell in love She spoke of an instant of unadulterated emotion She said she knew instantly She didn't need to sleep on it When I asked my dad when he knew he fell in love He just smiled back at me He must have known instantly He didn't even speak on it So when I ask myself when I might fall in love I can't help but smile Think of fairytale titles Mile wide love notes in all shapes and styles And a moment where my reality sets my hopes on fire And I won't need to dream about it anymore
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Feb 4, 2014
Feb 4, 2014 at 2:35 PM UTC
Dreamer
For centuries philosophers have speculated the role sleep plays in society But it was not until the 1950s that sleep woke up in academia And today sleep studies show what dormant minds really look like Information about our rest we've never seen before However, I've always understood the importance of bedtime You see my parents taught me that sleep and love are soul mates My mom She's the sleeper She loves to sleep She cuddles up on any piece of furniture in my house and snoozes for hours Never views a sitcom past the first commercial break when she's tired And she's okay with that Dad never lets her drive on road trips when night falls Preferring his sleeping beauty tucked safely in the passenger seat Their hands meet as she lets the stars serenade her to slumber While he anchors his left hand on the steering wheel Thanking his lucky stars for his real life princess My dad He's the snorer He loves to snore He roars like a lion on his love seat and naps for hours Never views a sitcom past the second commercial break when he's tired And he's okay with that Mom never lets him sleep alone too long though Keeping his nose plugged strong enough to signal for bedtime They both stand together as he lets her guide him to slumber While she ushers her left hand around his back Thanking her lucky stars for her own prince charming Now my parents call me the dreamer And I sure do love to dream It seems my parents are textbook role models for me Because when you live inside a fairytale for far too long Your reality becomes an endless stream of fantasies Your expectations are exceptionally out of context Strictly written for poetic lines in picture books Never meant to be held Never meant to be felt Only meant for spines stuck on rosewood shelves My parents call me the dreamer And boy I love to dream I believe in creating the unthinkable And when you live inside a fairytale for far too long Nothing is fictional You picture a life with storybook endings Praying the author never runs out of ink You crown each syllable the king of the moment Treating each page like royalty And I've always been okay with that So when I asked my mom when she knew she fell in love She spoke of an instant of unadulterated emotion She said she knew instantly She didn't need to sleep on it When I asked my dad when he knew he fell in love He just smiled back at me He must have known instantly He didn't even speak on it So when I ask myself when I might fall in love I can't help but smile Think of fairytale titles Mile wide love notes in all shapes and styles And a moment where my reality sets my hopes on fire And I won't need to dream about it anymore
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Eyes glued to tiny screens, the thought of eye contact is faint, Words are limited. Silence is all you hear along with the shocks of the buses' wheels I look around, Eyes glued to tiny screens, plugged in, cookie cake in hand. What are they thinking?! A smile wouldn't hurt! What is beauty? The train whistles. Eyes glued to tiny screens, doors are open, people get on and off the bus. What journey are they on? What part of the day am I getting to share with them? A smile wouldn't hurt. It's funny how I teach my students that eye contact is very important. Am I setting them up for failure? I look around. It's like I am invisible. Eyes, glued, to tiny screens. I could probably sit here naked and no one would notice me. A smile wouldn't hurt. The breeze feels grand, but who am I to judge? Eyes glued to the screen. I am just as bad as one of them.
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Aug 29, 2014
Aug 29, 2014 at 7:42 PM UTC
Eyes
They will not be the same next time. The sayings so cute, just slightly off, will be corrected. Their eyes will be more skeptical, plugged in the more securely to the worldly buzz of television, alphabet, and street talk, culture polluting their gazes' dawn blue. It makes you see at last the value of those boring aunts and neighbors (their smells of summer sweat and cigarettes, their faces like shapes of sky between shade-giving leaves) who knew you from the start, when you were zero, cooing their nothings before you could be bored or knew a name, not even you own, or how this world brave with hellos turns all goodbye.
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Saying Goodbye to Very Young Children
I can't wait till I'm awake.. Plugged into the wall. Nothing noted until the shell of the capsule collapses under the weight of your trembling hands. No there is no notation for what was said between us, just figure-less voices and a strenuous pain that strained our throats for the fear of nothing being communicated between the exasperated gasps of what was less than incommunicable silence. Ugly is not a word but a feeling applied with meaning, applied to a certain truth about that metallic taste in my mouth, that tearful pain jostled in my chest and that consuming fear. I know little of what this ugliness could mean other than it harbors shame in my corners. This shame is not inborn in anyone, but it builds it's presence as a drunken braggart who shouts obscenities and believes he is a prince of highest regard. His ugliness is in what he slings from his tongue and his criticisms of all who in his mind toil about. But he is simply a angry troll with no heart and delusions of grandeur, frittering away time.. for time stands as an eternal judge and measure.
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May 9, 2014
May 9, 2014 at 12:11 AM UTC
Cell Phone
Please don't break my heart.. Break a part of yours instead.. And then give it to me, So i can treasure it forever Cause you are strong and brave I've seen your story scratched on your arms.. And every day's my favourite day, Every day that we're together.. Oh this city's vibrant, we're in the heart of something brand new, And my phone's on silent, cause my mind's plugged into you And we're on top of a smaller world below, Well you and I dear.. We both know. We're a friendship that won't sink, ..But a love that can't float Fate don't wake me up, Cause i don't wanna wake up to someone better And i know I'm not the one, But right now I'm the only one, Writing you poems and letters The clouds are fading, I'm under a different sky with you And it's amazing.. Cause you're a star that's drifting too, And I'm not breaking, i swear, Oh that's impossible to do, When you and I, dear.. We're a friendship that won't sink, But a love that might lose.. So promise me you will keep, Coming back into my life.. Cause one day i might be, Alone in the city, walking at night thinking.. The city's no longer vibrant, oh it's quieter without you And my phone's on silent, Though I'm awaiting a call from you And when i see that star shine, from a different sky I'll know, That you and i dear.. We're a friendship that never sunk, We just learned to float
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Oct 5, 2014
Oct 5, 2014 at 1:18 PM UTC
'City Lovers'
In my little-boy town up north rivers were not yet plugged. Poled men came down and watched for silvered flashes. Pink would be inside and make a mouth want to melt it down. The river power we would sing Guthrie-style in grade school, how rolling power and darkness were misaligned, how wild river and light was such empty logic, and little boys learn to forget. In school, where poor men send the next young nation, a new nation conceived in hydrodamnation and simple salmon ****** Little boy rain from Rockies going near my door, and whipped whirlpools spinning funnels of quick deadening swim traps, so stay so far from bad river, doing nothing more than running off to sea. Stay near shore and enjoy the new electricity.
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Apr 29, 2015
Apr 29, 2015 at 12:37 PM UTC
Electric Boy
Malcom was fed 16 bullets because of his. A slug kissed the jaw of King Jr. and silenced him forever. Gandhi shriveled like snakeskin. Joan of Arc became Joan of Ash- so you can understand why Melle Mel was jittery scribbling it all down, on a napkin, at Lucy's Noodle Shop in Harlem. Sweat poured into his green tea. He thought Jesus hanging from the dull wood. Heard about the poet Lorca under an olive tree, shot in the back. Everyone has felt this way through, he thought, never could he have imagined what would happen when he pressed his thumbprint into vinyl. Hip-Hop was still a tadpole. The DJ had just learned to scratch a record and make sounds no ear had never conjugated. How was he to know Tupac and Biggie would follow his lead and get plugged with lead? So he wrote it down, in big curling letters, emphatic: DON'T PUSH ME
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Nov 5, 2015
Nov 5, 2015 at 4:42 PM UTC
The Message
The rich will always be rich, Computers, clean body, nice clothes, Proper homes, not shacks. Elite schools, branded Motorcycles, jewelry The poor will always be poor, A pen, a marvel Firewood, abandoned train tracks YMCA funded classes, Hand-me downs, nakedness Grandfather, father, Son. Same lineage, same burden To pass down Generation To Generation To Generation. A Never-ending cycle Cruel game of Russian roulette, Spin the revolver, watch it Turn, pick it up, iron to temple --BANG BANG-- you're dead. The more the rounds, the More Lethal It Gets It is a gap that cannot Be plugged, A boulder that cannot be put down, Like Atlas holding the sky, If released, the sky and earth Collide, and we die-- All of us. Everyone.
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 7:12 PM UTC
Cambodia
a man is born with a ***** testicles, and various other masculine equipment and tendencies. a Man lives by a masculine code that revolves around the physical, the mental, and the spiritual. a Man is committed to himself above all else. this may sound selfish, but it isn't. a Man not only puts himself on high, but connects himself mind, body, and soul to the physical, mental, and the spiritual. everything that he connects to himself becomes himself. a Man does not distinguish between the his own flesh and the flesh of his children. a Man does not distinguish between his mind and the mind's of those in his inner circle. a Man does not distinguish between his will and the will of his god. a Man is power. he is the generator. those that he has allowed to plug into his world are empowered by him. they come into his presence and feel better for it. a Man changes lives. a Man understands the trinity of justice, mercy, and charity. a Man is not afraid to give to those as they deserve. he looks with fair eyes and does not slow his hand or slow its speed. a Man is not cold enough to be alien to compassion. he can see to the heart of matters and look past the easy answers. when others will marvel at his wisdom and praise his mercy. he will only think 'as it should be'. a Man is not without the ability to go beyond. he can look to the future. help those that need it, sometimes before they need it. anticipation and preparedness are the weapons of the Man. stoic strength is his shield. a Man is not without weakness. he understands his weaknesses, but is not victim to them. he may succumb to them, but as a master of justice, he steels himself for the price he must pay. weakness must be addressed and turned to strength. as a Man fears, he must stand up and face it. as a Man despairs, he must turn it aside. when a Man fails, all that have plugged into his power will fail. when a Man falls, families, nations, societies fall. when a Man falls, it is the duty of another Man to come to his aid. when Men stop aiding Men, they merely become men with penises and various other masculine equipment and tendencies. The Man is a Man that all other Men fear and long to be. He is the one that Men plug into. Some Men see that as a sign of weakness and rebel, but The Man signs paychecks and feeds families. who will topple The Man?
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Jun 19, 2010
Jun 19, 2010 at 6:21 PM UTC
definition of a man
a man is born with a ***** testicles, and various other masculine equipment and tendencies. a Man lives by a masculine code that revolves around the physical, the mental, and the spiritual. a Man is committed to himself above all else. this may sound selfish, but it isn't. a Man not only puts himself on high, but connects himself mind, body, and soul to the physical, mental, and the spiritual. everything that he connects to himself becomes himself. a Man does not distinguish between the his own flesh and the flesh of his children. a Man does not distinguish between his mind and the mind's of those in his inner circle. a Man does not distinguish between his will and the will of his god. a Man is power. he is the generator. those that he has allowed to plug into his world are empowered by him. they come into his presence and feel better for it. a Man changes lives. a Man understands the trinity of justice, mercy, and charity. a Man is not afraid to give to those as they deserve. he looks with fair eyes and does not slow his hand or slow its speed. a Man is not cold enough to be alien to compassion. he can see to the heart of matters and look past the easy answers. when others will marvel at his wisdom and praise his mercy. he will only think 'as it should be'. a Man is not without the ability to go beyond. he can look to the future. help those that need it, sometimes before they need it. anticipation and preparedness are the weapons of the Man. stoic strength is his shield. a Man is not without weakness. he understands his weaknesses, but is not victim to them. he may succumb to them, but as a master of justice, he steels himself for the price he must pay. weakness must be addressed and turned to strength. as a Man fears, he must stand up and face it. as a Man despairs, he must turn it aside. when a Man fails, all that have plugged into his power will fail. when a Man falls, families, nations, societies fall. when a Man falls, it is the duty of another Man to come to his aid. when Men stop aiding Men, they merely become men with penises and various other masculine equipment and tendencies. The Man is a Man that all other Men fear and long to be. He is the one that Men plug into. Some Men see that as a sign of weakness and rebel, but The Man signs paychecks and feeds families. who will topple The Man?
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We are all so clever, With our posts and our lies, And honest comments deleted To wither and die. Filters for beauty free of flaws So we may withstand societies claws. So we upload pictures, stories and posts. I wounder what is it we long for the most? To be accepted? To be seen? To cause envy? Or Jealousy? What is the point? The whole worlds plugged in, And we all have hundreds of thousands of “friends”. yet who is it that truly cares for us in the end? Face to face? What a disgrace! Letters to send? This must come to an end! Written word? Thats simply absurd! Memories made? They still do that these days?! Now this is a crazy idea.. Just a thought.. But, What if we all.... Just unplugged? Not once or twice And call it a night, But more like a day? To spend as you may? To feel the sun? To laugh with friends? And make beautiful memories to carry with you til the end? Enjoy the moment of pure bliss, Without filters, comments or harsh judgements. To be yourself and embrace your life, Then when your done You can replug. And check on all your comments and likes. And see which was the thing you remember at night.
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Mar 27, 2018
Mar 27, 2018 at 5:14 PM UTC
Unplugged
love is a weird thing. love wrapped his arms around you sometimes like always and maybe this is what the hopeless romantics meant when they said sometimes home is not a place love is like religion where the worshippers would never hesitate to jump from the highest mountain to the lowest surface of the ocean your head will bleed and you will still carve smiles using your lips, followed by the eyes and say thank you how silly- when he smiles all the wilt flowers come back to life and bloom and bloom and bloom like its a spring season in december its august and its rainy here but flowers they last longer when he grins from ear to ear like a silly man, like a precious silly bean when he laughs the chaos in my mind disappear all the tics and all the screams up there just went quiet its the moment of contentment i wish to last maybe not forever but give me a moment. i can't stand eye contact so i stare at him when he's not looking and oh dear god if this is a dream, i wouldn't mind trapped here i wouldn't mind encounter the demons i see in the corner of my bed i would approach them, shake their hands like an old friend as long as i can be with him for a little longer but when those lips spill the word love i don't recognise it h e l p me- hate is the opposite word of love and my doubts are loud i hate the fact that my doubts are draining his love for me my eyes are covered and my ears are being plugged with earphones whispering he's lying. my love, i love you i'm scared of heights but i'm an idiot and i would jump from the highest mountain in the name of love. please- i said please- do not get tired of me i want to trust you let me put my trust on you i'm trying. i promise.
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Jul 31, 2018
Jul 31, 2018 at 2:15 PM UTC
love
love is a weird thing. love wrapped his arms around you sometimes like always and maybe this is what the hopeless romantics meant when they said sometimes home is not a place love is like religion where the worshippers would never hesitate to jump from the highest mountain to the lowest surface of the ocean your head will bleed and you will still carve smiles using your lips, followed by the eyes and say thank you how silly- when he smiles all the wilt flowers come back to life and bloom and bloom and bloom like its a spring season in december its august and its rainy here but flowers they last longer when he grins from ear to ear like a silly man, like a precious silly bean when he laughs the chaos in my mind disappear all the tics and all the screams up there just went quiet its the moment of contentment i wish to last maybe not forever but give me a moment. i can't stand eye contact so i stare at him when he's not looking and oh dear god if this is a dream, i wouldn't mind trapped here i wouldn't mind encounter the demons i see in the corner of my bed i would approach them, shake their hands like an old friend as long as i can be with him for a little longer but when those lips spill the word love i don't recognise it h e l p me- hate is the opposite word of love and my doubts are loud i hate the fact that my doubts are draining his love for me my eyes are covered and my ears are being plugged with earphones whispering he's lying. my love, i love you i'm scared of heights but i'm an idiot and i would jump from the highest mountain in the name of love. please- i said please- do not get tired of me i want to trust you let me put my trust on you i'm trying. i promise.
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Please explain inflation Why do prices rise For when I go out shopping They change before my eyes I just don't seem to get it why some go up and down Why a red car's more expensive Than a new car that is brown I tried to do some simple math I went back to the books Now I think that all economists Are just white collar crooks Follow me on this one, now.. A buck in 1970 is now worth near five fifty I don't know how they did it But I think it's kind of shifty A funeral costs much more today But this one is a pickle For in western movies I have seen My life's worth a plugged nickel That hasn't changed in many years So, I made a decision It has to do with the new math And that ****** new long division Wheat is up, and so is beer And theres one that I resent To put my worth in when it's asked It's still just two **** cents A house...well, that's a nightmare Some cost more than you will earn You'll be owing for a lifetime Your mortgage you won't burn Water, there's another thing It's now worth more than gas But now, our nice tap water It's quality won't pass Six cents would get you postage To send a letter, that's not bad Today..it's almost ten times that And that is really sad But here's one that's confusing Of all the things you've bought This one's never varied It's still a penny for your thoughts two bits could get a haircut And it would also get a shave But now to get this combo It takes two weeks to save Hockey cards they cost a dime And baseball cards did too But, now they're an investment And a dime won't buy you two. Please think on this real hard now It's a tale that's really old Let's find how Rumplestiltskin Could spin straw into gold Inflation is a ****** It's all over the earth I say smile, and then bend over And that's my two cents worth!
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May 31, 2012
May 31, 2012 at 5:02 PM UTC
Inflation
Please explain inflation Why do prices rise For when I go out shopping They change before my eyes I just don't seem to get it why some go up and down Why a red car's more expensive Than a new car that is brown I tried to do some simple math I went back to the books Now I think that all economists Are just white collar crooks Follow me on this one, now.. A buck in 1970 is now worth near five fifty I don't know how they did it But I think it's kind of shifty A funeral costs much more today But this one is a pickle For in western movies I have seen My life's worth a plugged nickel That hasn't changed in many years So, I made a decision It has to do with the new math And that ****** new long division Wheat is up, and so is beer And theres one that I resent To put my worth in when it's asked It's still just two **** cents A house...well, that's a nightmare Some cost more than you will earn You'll be owing for a lifetime Your mortgage you won't burn Water, there's another thing It's now worth more than gas But now, our nice tap water It's quality won't pass Six cents would get you postage To send a letter, that's not bad Today..it's almost ten times that And that is really sad But here's one that's confusing Of all the things you've bought This one's never varied It's still a penny for your thoughts two bits could get a haircut And it would also get a shave But now to get this combo It takes two weeks to save Hockey cards they cost a dime And baseball cards did too But, now they're an investment And a dime won't buy you two. Please think on this real hard now It's a tale that's really old Let's find how Rumplestiltskin Could spin straw into gold Inflation is a ****** It's all over the earth I say smile, and then bend over And that's my two cents worth!
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Quite a picture of a happy woman ... in love ... or falling in love perhaps - two rows across me. Her earphones are plugged to her ears, but she is listening to no song. She is busy; typing messages - perhaps whatsapp!. Someone is teasing her ... must be quite adept at it. It has to be a boy ... not yet her boyfriend. Her smile ... her blushes ... are giving away the truths hidden in their secret flirtations. She has to wrack her wits ... she must win this war of words. She purses her lips and her cheeks cave into a lovely dimple .... that flattered glitter in her eyes has enough for a novel to begin. She is determined to reply to this message and is scanning the lounge through the corner of her eyes as if we have a cue to offer. Her head tilts and a strand of hair falls across her temple curling in a single curve from her thick eye brows to her lips, presently secured between a thoughtful bite of her teeth. The dimples are back again ... and her smile tells me that she finally has won this conversation ... and my mind tells me that while the war of words is her to win ... she has pleasurably lost the battle of hearts.
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Oct 30, 2014
Oct 30, 2014 at 6:54 AM UTC
At the Airport Lounge
the tune had been haunting london for weeks past, but when the lights went out, they went out fast. none of us thought those days would end. the music would always be there anytime we needed a friend. the sweetness of the soprano; sprinkled over a sultry saxophone; the steady heartbeat of an upright bass; titillating trumpets tooting a tune. the raven-haired lady: the envy of the room; the men could only dream of being so lucky. the ladies could only scream, hoping to catch the tall dark stranger's eye. at the end of the night, we all sang a whiskey lullaby. but the wind blew cold- it made us shiver. the band packed up their magic. the soprano ran off with the tall dark stranger. all alone and without home, the raven-haired lady blew her mind out, nowhere left to roam. nights became weeks and weeks became months. our throats were perpetually plugged with lumps. it's hard to say how meaningful it can be- the touch something can have, no matter how seemingly arbitrary- until it is gone with the wind.
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Feb 19, 2018
Feb 19, 2018 at 2:26 PM UTC
the night the lights went out.
You carve a doll out of wax and curse it with voodoo. Candles in the sun burn with her soft skin. Oh, she is hot. Hot. Hot. Hot. But you don't want them to know- the pleasure of watching her melt. You think she was stolen and passed around, so you stick nails in her heart. Pity takes your soul and the bit of it you put into her hole. Plugged with metal against your wall. Hold a lighter to her chest. Bleed her out. Keep her hot. Hot. Hot. Hot. Don't leave your toys out again. Practice voodoo every day. You imagine her nose growing, her eye glowing with malice. Hold the lighter to her face. She's lost her head. She still has lovely legs part them to taste fear. Don't want her to run away. Hold the lighter to her feet. Her tummy rumbles with lust. Silence it. Leave her hot. Hot. Hot. Hot. Voodoo master but what good are you? You own nothing but wax puddles.
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May 8, 2014
May 8, 2014 at 7:46 PM UTC
Practice Voodoo
Prepubescent voices crawl back and forth A squeaking, scratching chorus of topics unbeknownst to the speaker Meaningless sounds produced just to be heard Drowned out by the unfortunately undeafening silence of headphones plugged into nothing Misdirected words, hidden insults, skewed meanings Subtle bullying pretends to be older and wiser when it is terrified of new things Gay, **** emo, **** laughter Because the body is hilarious Crowded faces: authority is buried under the splotchy noise Enter swear here _ _ _ _ _ _ _. Because ****** is an address And “You have no friends” is just kidding “Go **** yourself” is love Outward rudeness to the man who puts himself though it daily An example for the even less learned 7-year-old cursing Because ******* means nothing to them or anyone else. Sit down because there are seats Look in my eyes, taken back immediately stupidity realized in a golden split second of mortification Split second passes now with more phantom confidence One by one skip, saunter, slither down three steps Yellow noise recedes not fast enough Obnoxious created by too much television And its weird to be gay, and gay to be weird Unacceptable open windows to normality Jack my swag Kindly, Will you please shut the f* * * up.
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Sep 24, 2012
Sep 24, 2012 at 10:10 PM UTC
Bus Ride
Not against the peaks of protest, these aurulent banners and jasperated jaspe so so jargoon! It's like I was suddenly alive, beat-stretched out of winter neige and into the pancosmic blisses of bright and ebullient spring, plugged with an agromania to abide this new formidable friend in the aeviternal beauty of she and I togetherness. Never to spill a morsel of a minute away from us again, upon the newly conjured spirits unto us both. To be amidst a cynosure of such affiation, to be in the temperate or tropical gardens whispering about our mutual love for flowers nad lists. This that precedes us, bright colliding auras in this newfound numinous kindling of us two. Watching it, making it happen- it unfolding before me made me naseaus with excitement, dithering what our next move out to be. I just wanted to kiss her face, her cheeks, put our hands together so quickly, just to let our amorous fug fill the room with silver albuminious smoke from our breaths. Miles below this, round the Earth to other places, there are the fixtures of bright and corybantic life commoved by other nations and other poised people of the light, that I should not be idle in my desires to usher myself into this grand and briguing introduction. So she said, we will play the question game, the inquiry game, we will state the mark, draw upon deep and fantastical recall, bring from our minds the most immense truths and share them, no matter now feral, or caustic, or melancholy- they will be shared until we explode with each other, our intrigues wrapped in our perfervid and amatory excitedness for one another. Too vast with wonder to be afraid of- am I such a fiend for such resplendence. That we could be vitrified in eternity in a veil of fulgurite. So at this nightfall, this acronychal of bloviating bliss, to write and wonder, incessantly in the finest of provincial matters to settle this garden where Thetis lives to be of her, two philocalists in verdant pasture, heaped with matters of the pen and the palm, in the droves of this beautiful advesperating eve- where first I wrote to you, and then I wrote you back.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 5:15 AM UTC
The Garden
Not against the peaks of protest, these aurulent banners and jasperated jaspe so so jargoon! It's like I was suddenly alive, beat-stretched out of winter neige and into the pancosmic blisses of bright and ebullient spring, plugged with an agromania to abide this new formidable friend in the aeviternal beauty of she and I togetherness. Never to spill a morsel of a minute away from us again, upon the newly conjured spirits unto us both. To be amidst a cynosure of such affiation, to be in the temperate or tropical gardens whispering about our mutual love for flowers nad lists. This that precedes us, bright colliding auras in this newfound numinous kindling of us two. Watching it, making it happen- it unfolding before me made me naseaus with excitement, dithering what our next move out to be. I just wanted to kiss her face, her cheeks, put our hands together so quickly, just to let our amorous fug fill the room with silver albuminious smoke from our breaths. Miles below this, round the Earth to other places, there are the fixtures of bright and corybantic life commoved by other nations and other poised people of the light, that I should not be idle in my desires to usher myself into this grand and briguing introduction. So she said, we will play the question game, the inquiry game, we will state the mark, draw upon deep and fantastical recall, bring from our minds the most immense truths and share them, no matter now feral, or caustic, or melancholy- they will be shared until we explode with each other, our intrigues wrapped in our perfervid and amatory excitedness for one another. Too vast with wonder to be afraid of- am I such a fiend for such resplendence. That we could be vitrified in eternity in a veil of fulgurite. So at this nightfall, this acronychal of bloviating bliss, to write and wonder, incessantly in the finest of provincial matters to settle this garden where Thetis lives to be of her, two philocalists in verdant pasture, heaped with matters of the pen and the palm, in the droves of this beautiful advesperating eve- where first I wrote to you, and then I wrote you back.
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We can talk all we want. But til we do something about us being **** ******* by big brother. We're gonna keep getting **** plugged without the vasoline
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Mar 3, 2016
Mar 3, 2016 at 10:25 PM UTC
No **** ****
I'm disconnected from the world I don't want to see the people on this earth in a swirl I'm disconnected from my phone I don't take calls no more I'm unbeknown I'm disconnected from my music I just can't hear no more in this cubic I'm disconnected from my sweet love I feel like an old unfit glove I'm disconnected from my home I don't want to live here no more I want to roam I'm disconnected from reality What Is real and what is fake maybe it's my mentality I'm disconnected from my mind The demons took their time I wish I was plugged in So I can live again
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Mar 31, 2017
Mar 31, 2017 at 8:52 AM UTC
Disconnected
I plugged my nose and went underwater. I'm confusing life and death with a thin line. I lose myself, and soon find another, Out a sink drain with darkness in its spine. The last one is more afraid of the next I own, I can't tell who'll take my heart. Make it or break it, and I certainly broke Mine as it got harder to locate in the dark. The water has bubbled up into my throat, Its silky and warm and I cannot resist. I thought I was better, but I hate to boast, I had just hoped I'd never end up like this-
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Feb 22, 2019
Feb 22, 2019 at 12:35 AM UTC
Underwater
This was written by a friend if mine on poetfreak,but unfortunately the website has been shutdown. :-| PART ONE: She sat in the back, Her head in a book Oblivious to us, and our curious looks. She wore dark blue headphones plugged into her phone elbows propped on the desk that wasn't her own. Her hair was bright purple it was really a sight I had never seen hair, so purple or bright. The room filled with whispers 'till the teacher walked in. We all quickly went silent, waited for class to begin. He talked about integers but I didn't care. For my only focus, was on her, and her hair. PART TWO: Class soon finished, with the sound of the bell. We all got up to leave, she got up as well. She grabbed her bag, and marked a page in her book then she left the classroom, without another look. I could see her in the hall of course she stood out. there weren't too many kids, with purple hair about. But then she was gone, she'd walked through a door. and I was left staring at where she'd stood just before. I wanted to follow her, but I didn't dare. I'd grown far too curious of that girl and her hair. PART THREE: School became exciting it was never a bore for now there was a girl who wasn't there before. I woke every morning desperate for a look at that purple haired girl, reading one of her books. I almost talked to her once, but my courage soon passed so I settled for seeing her in Mr. Loo's class. Where every now and then, I could get in a quick stare at that beautiful girl and her beautiful hair. PART FOUR: We talked about her, my friends and me. About the purple haired girl and who she might be. She was a mystery to us, turned our grade upside down. And yet I was happy the girl was around. Soon it all went back to normal and they all no longer cared about that mysterious girl and her mysterious hair. PART FIVE: November flew by, then winter break came. and still I didn't even know that girl's name. But I knew her face, and I knew green eyes. I knew there was a real girl, behind that purple disguise. I knew all her classes. I knew she walked home. I knew she didn't talk to anyone, she was always alone. I knew she was pretty, in a purple-haired way. And I knew she was always the best part of my day. And above all I knew, I could no longer just look at the purple-haired girl as she looked at some book. So that first day back, I got out of my chair and walked up to the girl, with the bright purple hair.
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Aug 17, 2016
Aug 17, 2016 at 11:36 PM UTC
The girl with purple hair 1-5
This was written by a friend if mine on poetfreak,but unfortunately the website has been shutdown. :-| PART ONE: She sat in the back, Her head in a book Oblivious to us, and our curious looks. She wore dark blue headphones plugged into her phone elbows propped on the desk that wasn't her own. Her hair was bright purple it was really a sight I had never seen hair, so purple or bright. The room filled with whispers 'till the teacher walked in. We all quickly went silent, waited for class to begin. He talked about integers but I didn't care. For my only focus, was on her, and her hair. PART TWO: Class soon finished, with the sound of the bell. We all got up to leave, she got up as well. She grabbed her bag, and marked a page in her book then she left the classroom, without another look. I could see her in the hall of course she stood out. there weren't too many kids, with purple hair about. But then she was gone, she'd walked through a door. and I was left staring at where she'd stood just before. I wanted to follow her, but I didn't dare. I'd grown far too curious of that girl and her hair. PART THREE: School became exciting it was never a bore for now there was a girl who wasn't there before. I woke every morning desperate for a look at that purple haired girl, reading one of her books. I almost talked to her once, but my courage soon passed so I settled for seeing her in Mr. Loo's class. Where every now and then, I could get in a quick stare at that beautiful girl and her beautiful hair. PART FOUR: We talked about her, my friends and me. About the purple haired girl and who she might be. She was a mystery to us, turned our grade upside down. And yet I was happy the girl was around. Soon it all went back to normal and they all no longer cared about that mysterious girl and her mysterious hair. PART FIVE: November flew by, then winter break came. and still I didn't even know that girl's name. But I knew her face, and I knew green eyes. I knew there was a real girl, behind that purple disguise. I knew all her classes. I knew she walked home. I knew she didn't talk to anyone, she was always alone. I knew she was pretty, in a purple-haired way. And I knew she was always the best part of my day. And above all I knew, I could no longer just look at the purple-haired girl as she looked at some book. So that first day back, I got out of my chair and walked up to the girl, with the bright purple hair.
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I've been watching you from the nightstand, Eyes closed, But hearing, feeling Each rat tremor on top of cheap carpet Covered in cat **** and ***** stains. You have been sleeping too long, Eyelids turning to flakes of skin, Feeding your floorboard friends. I have seen your fingers curl into messy knots of Purple thumbprints and veins reaching For the ceiling and roof. You left me plugged into the wall, And I have inched closer to my own death With each misses phone call and text, My predisposed convulsions. I just wanted you to know Your mother called today To ask for the new street address, The landlord says the rent is 8 days late, But your boyfriend is ill concerned with your state of health, In fact, He left the state And bought a new haircut and identity.
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Jan 24, 2016
Jan 24, 2016 at 11:07 PM UTC
A Message From Your Phone
childhood memories are speckled with the scent of summer sunsets formed with the bonds of friendship and late night promises with giggling faces childhood memories are climbing crooked trees in the spring the smell of freshly cut grass and sleeping in until 10 childhood memories are snowflakes blinding the humongous ski goggles pressed against the large frames of thick glasses and the promise of hot chocolate by a cozy fire childhood memories are marred by the yelling from downstairs tightened faces and clenched fists shattered glass and crimson splattered on beige tiles childhood memories are earbuds plugged tight in small ears books clutched in trembling hands herding confused brothers up creaking steps childhood memories are sadness leaking from the soul withdrawal into the land of silence an unhealthy obsession with escaping into fiction childhood memories are nostalgic terrifying what shaped me to be me
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Jan 12, 2018
Jan 12, 2018 at 6:47 PM UTC
childhood memories.