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"poking" poems
Technology, Technology It runs our lives From the alarm to the evening TV Just count your sheep in the hopes of a six hour sleep Dragging, pushing, poking and grinding All for what? A day where we swing away? Reminise and rewind our lives gone astray All our friends are easily connected So why do we feel so alone Looking for love on a computer screen We’re all ******* with the naturalist gene Nature’s monitored via tv screens With copious numbers of LCD’s, CD’s, Mp3’s to sail the seas Heaven forbid the ******** sneeze That’s technology you can’t see.
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Dec 5, 2011
Dec 5, 2011 at 8:18 PM UTC
Technology
Run Run Run the Easter bunny's ****** he looking for them little kiddles hungry the easter bunny was thirsty for flesh and kid sweat Run Run Run Run Forest run said snoop dog as he was smoking and poking them little loki's
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Sep 9, 2014
Sep 9, 2014 at 7:50 PM UTC
Run FOREST Run
She was a wild flower In a skyscraper forest Poking her sun fire petals out Through cracks in the cement Climbing the buildings until she could Freely drink the sunlight And oh how she grew Like a wildflower In a skyscraper forest
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Dec 22, 2014
Dec 22, 2014 at 3:38 AM UTC
Wildflower
Poking fun at my Insecurities will pop My helium heart Like a balloon; I Can only take so much, I Have bursted open The pressure killed   Me-
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Jan 6, 2018
Jan 6, 2018 at 10:52 AM UTC
Poking Fun
passion thirst hurt ephemeral physical cold heat hunger water walking brutally real physical skin colors words spontaneous devious planned desire desired, physical concrete parchment thin muscled strong catch a caught physical making creating cresting cannot live without physical electric shocking eclectic varied realized why? stop here? eyed fingered tongue tasted, ear sensual dreamt famous buried tragic comedic gaming played unsafe at any speed languorous fire immolating physical chest pains, incurable incumbent to possess otherwise, death fingernails poking knuckle kissing lips wetting blood exchanging oh yeah physical foreign native young old permanently temporary infinitely finite definitely unending nowhere no expression dying dreams best better agonizing agonizing unrequited offer everything receive shoulder colder than hell defensive offensive cape laid walk on me chivalry until we hold each others fingers knotted until I stroke your hair unexpectedly, until we agree to hell with all the rest until we say the say the same thing simultaneously until we come together when we have satisfied each and every one of the above, freely confess know nothing of love but the picayune details that make us greater greater than greater, greatest, then and only then we, might have a few clues
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Sep 16, 2025
Sep 16, 2025 at 9:47 AM UTC
revised riposte: know nothing of "love"
Waiting all alone waiting on this cold table waiting for the doctors and the drones I feel the scratch of the itchy cotton gown on the narrows of my back as it climbs up and down Displayed I lye on the medical tables hard cold steel It seers into the crevices of my bones I ponder the lone window and wonder if it's real I listen for the bleep and bloop of medical tones Nurses walk by in a mechanical grace poke and **** & tap and touch my face and then proceed to leave without a trace with no hint of knowledge of my medical case Waiting all alone waiting on this cold table waiting for the doctors and the drones I'm a big girl, I'm a big girl I begin to chant in a simple rhythm as small as a ball I begin to curl I'm abandoned inside this glassy prism The dead silence creeps inside my brain I want to scream to fill the deadly gap but the cold thick air of silence brings pain I comfort myself and say it will be ok My breathing begins to quicken my eyes dart around the room only comfort is the fear which I am stricken my sight goes bleary as darkness looms Waiting all alone waiting on this cold table waiting for the doctors and the drones Tears sting the corner of my eyes I want someone to hold my hand Oh God how I want to cry but the only thing there is the bleeding arm band The test begins with the thickness of barium It slides down my throat and clings to my esophagus It tastes like chalk and pandemonium they want me to suffocate I guess I chug and chug as the pictures are snapped x-ray upon x-ray of my stomach and my back Drink more Drink more They tell me to do Nervously I shake and say, anymore and I will puke on you Waiting all alone waiting on this cold table waiting for the doctors and the drones Even more poking and prodding ensues but of my stomach, ribs and ******* I lay rigid as a board from the pain of each touch I grow weary of this tiresome rues The tests are done and the coast is clear I am left alone to dress myself in fear Dismissed and discharged to walk away they file my chart with a robotic smile now for the wait of endless days I'm lost in my mind's land of emotional exile Waiting all alone waiting on this cold table waiting for the doctors and the drones Pins & Needles Pins & Needles I wait for the results Is it stomach cancer, an ulcer or both?? In the dark I am kept like followers in cults.
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Nov 2, 2010
Nov 2, 2010 at 2:34 PM UTC
Doctors Visit
Waiting all alone waiting on this cold table waiting for the doctors and the drones I feel the scratch of the itchy cotton gown on the narrows of my back as it climbs up and down Displayed I lye on the medical tables hard cold steel It seers into the crevices of my bones I ponder the lone window and wonder if it's real I listen for the bleep and bloop of medical tones Nurses walk by in a mechanical grace poke and **** & tap and touch my face and then proceed to leave without a trace with no hint of knowledge of my medical case Waiting all alone waiting on this cold table waiting for the doctors and the drones I'm a big girl, I'm a big girl I begin to chant in a simple rhythm as small as a ball I begin to curl I'm abandoned inside this glassy prism The dead silence creeps inside my brain I want to scream to fill the deadly gap but the cold thick air of silence brings pain I comfort myself and say it will be ok My breathing begins to quicken my eyes dart around the room only comfort is the fear which I am stricken my sight goes bleary as darkness looms Waiting all alone waiting on this cold table waiting for the doctors and the drones Tears sting the corner of my eyes I want someone to hold my hand Oh God how I want to cry but the only thing there is the bleeding arm band The test begins with the thickness of barium It slides down my throat and clings to my esophagus It tastes like chalk and pandemonium they want me to suffocate I guess I chug and chug as the pictures are snapped x-ray upon x-ray of my stomach and my back Drink more Drink more They tell me to do Nervously I shake and say, anymore and I will puke on you Waiting all alone waiting on this cold table waiting for the doctors and the drones Even more poking and prodding ensues but of my stomach, ribs and ******* I lay rigid as a board from the pain of each touch I grow weary of this tiresome rues The tests are done and the coast is clear I am left alone to dress myself in fear Dismissed and discharged to walk away they file my chart with a robotic smile now for the wait of endless days I'm lost in my mind's land of emotional exile Waiting all alone waiting on this cold table waiting for the doctors and the drones Pins & Needles Pins & Needles I wait for the results Is it stomach cancer, an ulcer or both?? In the dark I am kept like followers in cults.
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You want ****** well here I *** I'll be the trigger to make those ***** juices run **** with your lips I wanna eat you like a peach Take you to Hawaii and **** you on the beach Friction from my licking up and down your **** Hand full of **** as you grab my **** My **** starts leaking lusting for your ***** fire Sixty nine every time let me lick your desire Exploring every inch of your body and skin Oops I missed a spot let me do it again Juices are a flowing I love how you taste Suction sporadic as my **** enters your face Bodies in sync I'm feeling all your lust Making you *** with my tongue is always a must Your ***** my playground watch me swing You can play too, here play on my ding a ling Pulling your hair while I nibble on your neck As I position your ***** umm so wet My **** on your **** up and down sideways rubbing you Begging to be entered, so I do, now I'm ******* you ***** gripping my **** doesn't want to let it go As we play tug of war in and out your ***** hole Deep inside you I'm feeling your ***** walls As I ****** in and out you feel my flapping ***** Finding your G spot oh there it is Your ***** bubbles up and begins to fizz Pounding on your ***** turn you around like a dog *** up in the air ******* you into a fog My poking keeps stroking as you *** on my **** Writhing up and down bouncing on my stick Intertwined in our minds ******* at the same time Staring in each others eyes while our pleasure climbs Taboo sextasy with you I'll commit every sin When we are done turn around and do it again..
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Feb 1, 2014
Feb 1, 2014 at 1:08 PM UTC
******
You want ****** well here I *** I'll be the trigger to make those ***** juices run **** with your lips I wanna eat you like a peach Take you to Hawaii and **** you on the beach Friction from my licking up and down your **** Hand full of **** as you grab my **** My **** starts leaking lusting for your ***** fire Sixty nine every time let me lick your desire Exploring every inch of your body and skin Oops I missed a spot let me do it again Juices are a flowing I love how you taste Suction sporadic as my **** enters your face Bodies in sync I'm feeling all your lust Making you *** with my tongue is always a must Your ***** my playground watch me swing You can play too, here play on my ding a ling Pulling your hair while I nibble on your neck As I position your ***** umm so wet My **** on your **** up and down sideways rubbing you Begging to be entered, so I do, now I'm ******* you ***** gripping my **** doesn't want to let it go As we play tug of war in and out your ***** hole Deep inside you I'm feeling your ***** walls As I ****** in and out you feel my flapping ***** Finding your G spot oh there it is Your ***** bubbles up and begins to fizz Pounding on your ***** turn you around like a dog *** up in the air ******* you into a fog My poking keeps stroking as you *** on my **** Writhing up and down bouncing on my stick Intertwined in our minds ******* at the same time Staring in each others eyes while our pleasure climbs Taboo sextasy with you I'll commit every sin When we are done turn around and do it again..
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The rat smells the air, squeaks in alarm and runs off. Black boots come into view. With the sharp tip of a sword. I crouch in the dark, behind the bins of ******* The boots walk on by. The sword, poking into corners. All the while, eyes of glowing red, within deep sockets of a musty old skull, scan for signs. I look at my hands. The festered and rotting flesh. My bones showing through. The stench unbearable. Glad my nose fell off last night. The timing was off. It was just a little sneeze. PLOP! Right in my gruel. Every one at school laughed. Skeleton Puberty ***** And now, Dad is mad. Just cause I waxed the hearse and didn't use "Ear Wax". You could hear him rattle all day. What's wrong with the "Toe Jam Wax"? Wait till I catch sis. She went and showed mom my mags. "Raw! Boo To The Bones". I'll bet dad had mags like these when he was a teenager. They have good stories. The pics are just a bone-us. I think it's safe now. I'll just sneak into the house. Just sit and look innocent. How did you find me? A whole trail of pieces? Sheesh! I know. I'm grounded. Not for the wax job? The Mags!?. Skeleton puberty ***** My Halloween offering for Oct. 12th
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Oct 11, 2010
Oct 11, 2010 at 9:26 PM UTC
Skeleton Puberty *****
i acted cool. You know, like how they do it on TV. 27 floors up, your door was unlocked. i didn't take my shoes off, that way you could see the bad *** i really am, deep down. You know, you told me you loved me. That's why I came. i believed you. Oh, how naive of you, i think back now. I sat on your beat-down chair, while you sprawled out on the floor-level couch. I was terrified, but the kids on TV are never scared. He said he loved you. No one else has ever felt that way before. He loves you, kid. You can do it. Come cuddle on the couch? Meh, maybe if i feel like it later. Play. It. Cool. i slide unto the foot of your sex-stained sofa. i can feel your feet shaking behind my back, your toes teasing my sides, poking in and out between my ribs. i know what you want, and i want it too. Keep. It. Cool. Kid. Keep it Cool. i feel my hands slip out of your tight grasp, my fingers inching their way up your leg, following the dips of your pelvic bone. What is happening? The taste of you is so foreign to me. i've never known the sweetness of another human being. Let's go to your room? Kid, it's just like on TV. Okay, yeah, i guess if you really want to. i didn't want to take my clothes off. The world was spinning, i was seeing and feeling things i didn't know to exist. What is happening? i love you. i love you, i love you. it's all over, i leave. 27 floors of shame. not only don't you love me, you don't talk to me.
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Nov 12, 2012
Nov 12, 2012 at 11:22 PM UTC
i didn't want to take my clothes off
Neatly coating the floor in thin white trails, woven into floorboards like cotton twine, sunbeams snake their way across hardwood. Books scream to be read & my yellowed pages ache to detail my experience as a widowed reader of time. Magazines pile, while my simple hands grow a day older. Heat on my neck. The driver of time exhales grandiose, tells me to travel while I'm young, visit regions on this globe that grow green with age, listen to honest trumpets before I gray, wade in pools of clear urgency. He said: "Find a walking stick out beyond the ether laugh with veracity, poking fun at Saturn & the Stars."
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Nov 18, 2017
Nov 18, 2017 at 1:20 AM UTC
Walking Stick
the hardest thing i do as a disabled person is not "fight my disability" we were never at war with one another like me, it just wants to exist and so i let it to some extent i’ll never “become my disability” yet i don’t believe it’s a bad thing either i’ve come to realise that he’s become a part of me as he’s helped shape my thinking and maybe even my personality a little bit i owe all my stubbornness to him nah i don’t fight my disability we’re bffs the hardest thing i do as a disabled person is not "get up every day" though for a while, i thought it was getting up is easy facing the world? getting easier i used to blush at the thought of getting a wheelchair i’d bury my face in my knees and cover my ears with my hands, thinking that if i couldn’t see it or hear it, i wouldn’t need it i cared too much of what society would see me as not “normal teenage girl” "sad confined possibly a teenage girl?" normal is overrated and to be honest? so is society the hardest thing i do as a disabled person is not pretending i’m okay with mainstreaming dear teachers, “mainstreaming” was never in my vocabulary pretending? pfft dear teachers, this is 100% real contentment IEPs got some getting used to but after 16 years of endless doctors appointments, people in white sterile coats, plastic latex gloves poking, prodding demanding things of me "mainstreaming" won’t ever exist in my vocabulary i know i’m smart and i know i can do it so don’t you DARE cry at my graduation it’d be pretty pathetic if i believed in myself more than you do the hardest thing i do as a disabled person is accepting the realities i don’t know when i’ll take my last step i don’t know when my muscles will give out for good i know that every day i won’t know what’s right in front of me i know that i’ll never be able to run another mile in my life and i know that i won’t ever stop dreaming about the things i wish i could do would love to do won’t ever do might do one day
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Dec 28, 2014
Dec 28, 2014 at 10:50 PM UTC
not disabled
the hardest thing i do as a disabled person is not "fight my disability" we were never at war with one another like me, it just wants to exist and so i let it to some extent i’ll never “become my disability” yet i don’t believe it’s a bad thing either i’ve come to realise that he’s become a part of me as he’s helped shape my thinking and maybe even my personality a little bit i owe all my stubbornness to him nah i don’t fight my disability we’re bffs the hardest thing i do as a disabled person is not "get up every day" though for a while, i thought it was getting up is easy facing the world? getting easier i used to blush at the thought of getting a wheelchair i’d bury my face in my knees and cover my ears with my hands, thinking that if i couldn’t see it or hear it, i wouldn’t need it i cared too much of what society would see me as not “normal teenage girl” "sad confined possibly a teenage girl?" normal is overrated and to be honest? so is society the hardest thing i do as a disabled person is not pretending i’m okay with mainstreaming dear teachers, “mainstreaming” was never in my vocabulary pretending? pfft dear teachers, this is 100% real contentment IEPs got some getting used to but after 16 years of endless doctors appointments, people in white sterile coats, plastic latex gloves poking, prodding demanding things of me "mainstreaming" won’t ever exist in my vocabulary i know i’m smart and i know i can do it so don’t you DARE cry at my graduation it’d be pretty pathetic if i believed in myself more than you do the hardest thing i do as a disabled person is accepting the realities i don’t know when i’ll take my last step i don’t know when my muscles will give out for good i know that every day i won’t know what’s right in front of me i know that i’ll never be able to run another mile in my life and i know that i won’t ever stop dreaming about the things i wish i could do would love to do won’t ever do might do one day
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my skeleton never liked me very much. it cracks in unusual places, ribcage poking out of its skin prison, the frailty of it breaking beneath the musical whispers of the wind through hollow spaces.  i see light bursting beneath the flash of a camera and my skin incinerates - do not look do not touch do not look - and the charcoal in my lungs is set on fire. i wake up with ash beneath my tongue far too often. my skin despises me now that i have bruises in places no one could kiss better. there's this scar above my right knee, which dislocates when my life falls out of its socket, and it reopens and blood pours from the renewed wound too often. i think i have a body that likes to believe it is dying.
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Oct 8, 2014
Oct 8, 2014 at 9:30 PM UTC
body
i bought a cactus the summer of my eighteenth birthday i picked it up from the local nursery and cradled it all the way to my car so that it wouldn't fall to the concrete i had only just met the little guy and i didn't want to lose him the day i finally got him it is quite stupid to buy and name a cactus but i felt very attached to the small succulent that occupied the left corner of my bedside table it was a cute little cactus with orange on his top and a long green stalk with spikes poking out i felt pretty satisfied because even looking at this plant made me smile taking care of this cactus gave me something to do and it kept my mind off of you for a while maybe i connected with this plant maybe i felt like i was the plant i sure do feel like the plant trapped growing pokey all adjectives aside i still am very much addicted to caring for my little cactus if it lasts through the summer then maybe i can too
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Jul 17, 2013
Jul 17, 2013 at 3:11 AM UTC
cactus
I wear a jacket almost ever day To hide the little bit Of my stomach poking out I notice flat tummies So I cross my arms over mine I usually put my hair in my face So people won't notice my dorky glasses Sometimes I try to go without them But its hard to see and read things I wear a lot of makeup As an attempt to hide the imperfections of my face I don't like going without it because I feel people always stare I know everyone has things They don't like about themselves And you may think differently But if you try and tell me I end up not believing you I think you're just lying to me So I'll feel better about myself
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Sep 8, 2014
Sep 8, 2014 at 11:41 AM UTC
Insecure
Found myself at a dental clinic... He was the best there was. Unorthodox and eccentric, But to the specialised craft, he was boss. Ran through the bits and bobs Like any normally would. The poking and prodding and the mandible X-rays. Everything cold and clinical, so was the mood. Strange was what happened next... Specialist and I then stood facing each other. He leaned close and pressed his palms against my rib cage. Held them there over a few breaths before it was over. Then a brief chat, small talk initiated by the man. Bespectacled and exceedingly chatty, small in stature. Talks of politics and odd human behaviours... What started off as friendly turned into a heated banter. I then realised that along with his decorated credentials, Was his propensity to be condescending and arrogant. Him being the best, I thought I could let it all slide, But soon enough I opted out of being a willing participant. Couldn't stand his abrasive cockiness! I snapped out of being cordial and passive thought. I wanted him to just stop talking! I went, "Well, are you going to fix my teeth or not?!" He was stunned momentarily... I suppose he hadn't seen that coming. Then his features softened to a blank I could almost read the unspoken words he was conjuring. With an exasperated sigh of resignation, He uttered his next words swollen with regret "There's no need...for you only have four years left." It dawned upon me that my timer has been set. And then I woke up...
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Oct 25, 2014
Oct 25, 2014 at 2:21 PM UTC
Strange Dream
See how this Trodden Commoner invites With his Self cheers the Hero on the Board As he predicts his proven Time and Sights Another Inscrutable Win absorb So much so it becomes the Nation's Theme With Married Saints you dear Prince do us Proud Even if your Light condenses to meme At least those close to you will share your Cloud I would only wish for your Halo's Morn That a Wee Signature you could offer, Poking your eyes from Dimensions and Form And just see the Heart which knows no other. Yes, I know. Seven-by-Ten Digits speak same Most by Tradition. By nature are Dames.
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 11:27 PM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - SIXTY-NINE - TOM DALEY
What thoughts I have of you tonight, Walt Whit- man, for I walked down the sidestreets under the trees with a headache self-conscious looking at the full moon. In my hungry fatigue, and shopping for images, I went into the neon fruit supermarket, dreaming of your enumerations! What peaches and what penumbras! Whole fam- ilies shopping at night! Aisles full of husbands! Wives in the avocados, babies in the tomatoes!--and you, Garcнa Lorca, what were you doing down by the watermelons? I saw you, Walt Whitman, childless, lonely old grubber, poking among the meats in the refrigerator and eyeing the grocery boys. I heard you asking questions of each: Who killed the pork chops? What price bananas? Are you my Angel? I wandered in and out of the brilliant stacks of cans following you, and followed in my imagination by the store detective. We strode down the open corridors together in our solitary fancy tasting artichokes, possessing every frozen delicacy, and never passing the cashier. Where are we going, Walt Whitman? The doors close in an hour. Which way does your beard point tonight? (I touch your book and dream of our odyssey in the supermarket and feel absurd.) Will we walk all night through solitary streets? The trees add shade to shade, lights out in the houses, we'll both be lonely. Will we stroll dreaming ofthe lost America of love past blue automobiles in driveways, home to our silent cottage? Ah, dear father, graybeard, lonely old courage- teacher, what America did you have when Charon quit poling his ferry and you got out on a smoking bank and stood watching the boat disappear on the black waters of Lethe? Berkeley 1955
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A Supermarket In California
What thoughts I have of you tonight, Walt Whit- man, for I walked down the sidestreets under the trees with a headache self-conscious looking at the full moon. In my hungry fatigue, and shopping for images, I went into the neon fruit supermarket, dreaming of your enumerations! What peaches and what penumbras! Whole fam- ilies shopping at night! Aisles full of husbands! Wives in the avocados, babies in the tomatoes!--and you, Garcнa Lorca, what were you doing down by the watermelons? I saw you, Walt Whitman, childless, lonely old grubber, poking among the meats in the refrigerator and eyeing the grocery boys. I heard you asking questions of each: Who killed the pork chops? What price bananas? Are you my Angel? I wandered in and out of the brilliant stacks of cans following you, and followed in my imagination by the store detective. We strode down the open corridors together in our solitary fancy tasting artichokes, possessing every frozen delicacy, and never passing the cashier. Where are we going, Walt Whitman? The doors close in an hour. Which way does your beard point tonight? (I touch your book and dream of our odyssey in the supermarket and feel absurd.) Will we walk all night through solitary streets? The trees add shade to shade, lights out in the houses, we'll both be lonely. Will we stroll dreaming ofthe lost America of love past blue automobiles in driveways, home to our silent cottage? Ah, dear father, graybeard, lonely old courage- teacher, what America did you have when Charon quit poling his ferry and you got out on a smoking bank and stood watching the boat disappear on the black waters of Lethe? Berkeley 1955
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World is given through her womb Life by her love She's a shooting star Fulfilling the dreams of others Forgetting her ones. We don't dare to appreciate her We don't care to her feelings, Nor her dreams. She swallows her pride To serve us might. Love her, she loves you tonnes Ignore her, she loves you loads Ignores our ignorance And tolerates our flaws Complaining never Her cries are often unheard With tears invisible, Trauma a smile Patience at infinity With words unspoken. She's a ocean Vast to explore Hard to understand But plain as river With thoughts deeper. Her self respect Often misspelled as ego, Society mocks her down earth And she raises like a tree From a buried seed Her every move Is judgemental, With several eyes poking her And so she became unpredictable. Never try to understand, rather love her. She gives life. She is a mother. She makes home. She is a wife. She is a sister, a savior till the ends. She is precious because she is a daughter She refuses to retire because she's born a woman. And do you feel she deserves just a single day!?
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Mar 7, 2017
Mar 7, 2017 at 9:50 PM UTC
Untitled
Fat; Bubbly lipids gathering and stacking in a fashioned order. Fat; It was not so "fashionista" when she gained and gained. Skinny; She was lost, had no where to run but to the pantry. Skinny; Bones showing, skin glimmering in the sunlight. Fat; Sticking to her bones as paper sticks to glue. Fat; Poking and Prodding at the blubbery material that sits upon her femurs. Unhappy; She will always be.
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May 19, 2013
May 19, 2013 at 2:18 AM UTC
Fat
I was a shirt filed with straw and rags. Pants that hang loose. Jeans cuffed pinned uncomfortably. Nothing to think of; a hat filled with straw. The inability to walk. Pinned to a board. Hickory oak. Chest disproportionate to a small waist. Sleeves flung in the wind. Left standing still; a face motionless. Pinned to hickory oak. A shadow left in an empty field, the boundaries of a checkerboard shirt. The insecurity of straw hands. Pickett fences to the feet of crows, Still she'd visit often. Distance cut short by dark heavy wings. She'd caw in my silence, Not knowing the ability to smile I stood against purpose. She refused to run, poking fun at my hat. The clothes that hung loosely in the wind, scurf tied tightly around my neck. Feeling her ***** the strings of my chest. Strands of straw filled by her need to find a home. Was there anything there at all before that moment. Becoming shelter to the way she pried.
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Mar 22, 2017
Mar 22, 2017 at 7:11 AM UTC
Scarecrow
"silence is worse; all truths that are kept silent become poisonous.”friedrich nietzsche like poking the hornet's nest with a stick, you are a rose with stems and thorns so thick, your skin is protection from oppression, keeping the world out of your private channels like i'm AM and you're FM all of which are static with distorted voices only science can pry through your enigmatic cacophony on a molecular level, and any evidence of who you are, i couldn't find with years of knowledge, a indestructible ship could speak more evidence about why it was annihilated, obliterated, disintegrated under the ocean for months at a time without any current survivors, and the last person i could be described as would be Sherlock Holmes every detail washes over my head like a flood of details that can't enter because a force field surround my head like it's a crown being so clueless, but it feels like i'm wearing a dunce hat and maybe i do realize that there will be a position where you will be put out into light there is no way out of your mind, like a schizophrenic, if kryptonite killed superman, can it **** the infectious virus spreading like wildfire through these veins, can you stop worrying about when you will finally break down and open up to someone? **** - kra
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Dec 9, 2013
Dec 9, 2013 at 10:13 PM UTC
dysFUnCtional Kryptonite
As her eyes teased me, She pleased me, fiending for my touch, her skin needs me - she feeds me. Playing with my needs, she seized my attention. Taking over, I flipped her over, using my T-shirt to tie her hands together The tighter I squeeze them, the further her legs spread apart, like a piece of art, however I flipped her unto her stomach, face down *** up, So I could lick it up ***** poking out, so I **** it up tongued it down Deep moans guide my touch lips, once pink, now blush; flush with lust Pulled her to the edge of the bed, then slowly filled her up Claiming every inch of her as mine, I can’t seem to get enough The hunger burning in her eyes, this is more that just a ****
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Apr 5, 2022
Apr 5, 2022 at 4:44 PM UTC
Just a ****
An urban legend of sorts they said, of a tree, of a branch that took any weight given. it has nickname It had a place in secluded nature where no one seen. **"The *** tree,** "Really, "Ye but you have to watch your step, "Why?? "Well lets just say its a well fertilized ground, "The earth and plants feed well on the, "Sap, "Seeds, Not from one but the many, I heard the branch Can take any weight, a gentlemen of plentiful weight Tested the legend and got stuck **** naked Not for a, "Moment, "Minute, "Hours, "Was he stuck, birthday suit and all, His lady friend had jogged off with wallet and all, Its on YouTube, Called tree hugger nudist, There is loads of dents little *** holes, Some say its all the ***** ******* So many hard ones poking dents, indentations forever of ******* against this tree. "I've been their done that, Really, "Never again, "Were standing on this branch, "What's that look for, "Nothing, (Giggles under breathe) "Getting into the moment, "Thought sap, "Tree sap, "Was seeping in to my hair, "Don't stop what happened stuck, *"Pants down skinny **** man up tree,* (giggles loudly) "Dude I'm 6 foot 5inches, It was sap of a different kind, (Gags in mouth) No Fudging way, Yep that's not the worst, "How the hell does some one seed a tree that high, **"It was like the tree was ******* itself,** "Old juice, sap, Klingon, "What ever I throw up on her, She bit down, I, we feel three feet out the tree, "So that's what the plaster cast is from, "Is that why your walking funny, Twenty nine stitches its like something From a Frankenstein film, Never again my friend a bed is where ill be from Now on, she fell in a puddle of Jib juice triplets She had all three different, DNA tests on all Who visited the tree. As a video recorded of all who entered, Just not the naked bits seen. **"Nature can keep its *** tree,**    "I'll be lucky if mine works again, "Mine isn't wood its a limp branch now, *"Dude you got ****** by wood,* "Bitten limp by teeth, "Unlucky bro, "Hahahahah, "Rather you than me,
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Jul 14, 2015
Jul 14, 2015 at 5:36 PM UTC
The *** Tree
An urban legend of sorts they said, of a tree, of a branch that took any weight given. it has nickname It had a place in secluded nature where no one seen. **"The *** tree,** "Really, "Ye but you have to watch your step, "Why?? "Well lets just say its a well fertilized ground, "The earth and plants feed well on the, "Sap, "Seeds, Not from one but the many, I heard the branch Can take any weight, a gentlemen of plentiful weight Tested the legend and got stuck **** naked Not for a, "Moment, "Minute, "Hours, "Was he stuck, birthday suit and all, His lady friend had jogged off with wallet and all, Its on YouTube, Called tree hugger nudist, There is loads of dents little *** holes, Some say its all the ***** ******* So many hard ones poking dents, indentations forever of ******* against this tree. "I've been their done that, Really, "Never again, "Were standing on this branch, "What's that look for, "Nothing, (Giggles under breathe) "Getting into the moment, "Thought sap, "Tree sap, "Was seeping in to my hair, "Don't stop what happened stuck, *"Pants down skinny **** man up tree,* (giggles loudly) "Dude I'm 6 foot 5inches, It was sap of a different kind, (Gags in mouth) No Fudging way, Yep that's not the worst, "How the hell does some one seed a tree that high, **"It was like the tree was ******* itself,** "Old juice, sap, Klingon, "What ever I throw up on her, She bit down, I, we feel three feet out the tree, "So that's what the plaster cast is from, "Is that why your walking funny, Twenty nine stitches its like something From a Frankenstein film, Never again my friend a bed is where ill be from Now on, she fell in a puddle of Jib juice triplets She had all three different, DNA tests on all Who visited the tree. As a video recorded of all who entered, Just not the naked bits seen. **"Nature can keep its *** tree,**    "I'll be lucky if mine works again, "Mine isn't wood its a limp branch now, *"Dude you got ****** by wood,* "Bitten limp by teeth, "Unlucky bro, "Hahahahah, "Rather you than me,
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The place was dangerous as hell; we had no business being there. It was a complex, composed of four immense structures, looming on the bluffs between Lake Michigan and a ghost town. I'm not sure which side of the fence brought forth more eeriness - the sight of four massive industrial skeletons was indeed an eerie one, but within the village that must endure it's haunting presence persists a dwindling heartbeat... and together they produced a heightened effect of slow decay - and that was what drew me in. The place was magnificent day or night. By day, we'd explore the groundworks while the light allowed us to admire the massive machinery, which by then had accumulated copious amounts of corrosion. All those dead giants, never to function again. In the spring time, beams of light would penetrate the ceiling above, caving in from years of stress sans stress tests. Even when the light was not shining through, one could make out where the beams have been because in their wake they left a trail of life. Up to that point in my life I thought that was the most beautiful scene I had ever seen - a thousand tons of old machinery, and a stubborn sunbeam poking through, incubating it's au natural industrialized chia pet. By night, we would ascend to the rooftops of these four story horror stories and gaze up at the stars. Sometimes, when our ***** were feeling particularly swelled, we'd venture across the rooftops as if in some post-apocalyptic videogame. And sometimes when we were feeling a bit rebellious and artistic, we'd bring along some cans of spray paint and redecorate to our desire. Oh, and another reason the place reeked of death was surely due to it being a glue factory... wherein horses were killed in order to gain access to their foot-stuff. I was told by an unfortunate local that they'd bury the unwanted horse parts in big pits back behind the place... this man had told me that he fell into one while wandering around back there - nearly died trying to get out. We knew the place was soon to be leveled, but we did not know when. Eventually I ended up moving out of state for a while, and alas, upon my return my childhood fascination was no more. shrugs... So it goes.
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Sep 5, 2012
Sep 5, 2012 at 4:18 AM UTC
The Old Glue Factory
The place was dangerous as hell; we had no business being there. It was a complex, composed of four immense structures, looming on the bluffs between Lake Michigan and a ghost town. I'm not sure which side of the fence brought forth more eeriness - the sight of four massive industrial skeletons was indeed an eerie one, but within the village that must endure it's haunting presence persists a dwindling heartbeat... and together they produced a heightened effect of slow decay - and that was what drew me in. The place was magnificent day or night. By day, we'd explore the groundworks while the light allowed us to admire the massive machinery, which by then had accumulated copious amounts of corrosion. All those dead giants, never to function again. In the spring time, beams of light would penetrate the ceiling above, caving in from years of stress sans stress tests. Even when the light was not shining through, one could make out where the beams have been because in their wake they left a trail of life. Up to that point in my life I thought that was the most beautiful scene I had ever seen - a thousand tons of old machinery, and a stubborn sunbeam poking through, incubating it's au natural industrialized chia pet. By night, we would ascend to the rooftops of these four story horror stories and gaze up at the stars. Sometimes, when our ***** were feeling particularly swelled, we'd venture across the rooftops as if in some post-apocalyptic videogame. And sometimes when we were feeling a bit rebellious and artistic, we'd bring along some cans of spray paint and redecorate to our desire. Oh, and another reason the place reeked of death was surely due to it being a glue factory... wherein horses were killed in order to gain access to their foot-stuff. I was told by an unfortunate local that they'd bury the unwanted horse parts in big pits back behind the place... this man had told me that he fell into one while wandering around back there - nearly died trying to get out. We knew the place was soon to be leveled, but we did not know when. Eventually I ended up moving out of state for a while, and alas, upon my return my childhood fascination was no more. shrugs... So it goes.
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there was a girl who loved me so named me bestie gifted me with seashells and sometimes, baked brownie to unfrown me there was a girl who taught me braids loved poking my cheeks and took photos of me secretly there was a girl who got her heart into pieces by bestie and all she did is to give her love but only to get none in return she was a bird flying above the sky all alone for no one loved her anymore she flew so far away that i never saw her ever again she was gone; no more brownie no more grins and the seashells turned navy oddly twenty-nine-june, i sat in the coffee shop with my warm white coffee and a copy of stephen chbosky she flew back home and she descried me there came up to me with a beauteous grin i last seen in december '11 we talked we laughed we cried we story-telled (i remember, she once said, back when i still have the name bestie, that she loved when we used the term story-tell for it made the sun and moon collide together) i was told that this lovely girl's wrist was named demon and she **** it every time he tries to drown her in a sea of darkness this time, i got my heart into pieces told her the same and pinky promise was made (like they always said, promises are meant to be b/r/o/k/e/n and it did) there is a girl who i love so named her bestie and i will hold her when she is f a l l i n g apart
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Sep 30, 2013
Sep 30, 2013 at 12:22 AM UTC
shaggy grey sweater