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"pomade" poems
the red light of sin illuminated her ankles she, a thousand frisky demons comfort me as i yield blood eyes for switch blade kisses that push through retinas glass aperture dark girl with a penchant for hideous pleasures *** crimes like blatting pistons her mothers womb twisted with regret as i live in her hell ****** stare ********* talons that pierce ****** like diaphanous ribbons her **** floating angels and feet sweeten my face in subduing rituals of hard knocks getting her mood up for blowing **** loops my nose; her **** soaked door **** her ****** a squeeze hustle innocent fig strained mix meistering patterns of extruded clay; a pomade of raised bumpy torpedo's fingers to ***** ***** to fingers i run to her like bones of air and she teaches me in the blood of pandemonium to make ice in hell
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Mar 1, 2019
Mar 1, 2019 at 1:42 PM UTC
Lunch Box
Seren-dip-me-pity,               (she was self-accepting failure,  bad luck wannabe, wears black and sniffles) the ardent opposite of Seren-dip-i-ty,       (she was an accidental discovery, no recovery needed, awe, found objects, in the    moment) they are part of the seven sisters Seren, wherein lies the rub Saran-wrap, was third           (caught up on herself, clean and air tight, fresh as the day, tough like teflon) in line, (changed the spelling of the family name - to be sooner alphabetically) Seren-ate,                         (she sings she dances, she eats, she sings some more, she waits for applause) does not speak or gesticulate unless she performs in song. Seren-ade, used to sing well           (jealous, performance orientated, sometime for love, lately for money) as well but when the other came along and did it better she got bitter and moved in to retail sales        (lemonADE, pomADE, calvacADE of arcADEs, you get it,                                                                                                                        everything became a parADE) And as for the twins who are always fighting Seren-ity    (lacks calmness, lacks peace, wants a piece of you, uneven temper) Seren-e                                         (more easy to be obscene, like evening air with a heavy chill, not bright). The seven sisters of Seren, who were always preparing for a fight to the right to the next beau to knock on the door, but soon they all stopped calling, they were no longer falling, over one another, as the Seren-ities were now old biddies, no longer remained a worth-while dowry, befitting sitting silently as the seven sisters of Seren squabbled soiling the solitude of the soul.
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Aug 21, 2013
Aug 21, 2013 at 1:44 AM UTC
The Seven Sisters Seren (don't confuse this with anything)
Seren-dip-me-pity,               (she was self-accepting failure,  bad luck wannabe, wears black and sniffles) the ardent opposite of Seren-dip-i-ty,       (she was an accidental discovery, no recovery needed, awe, found objects, in the    moment) they are part of the seven sisters Seren, wherein lies the rub Saran-wrap, was third           (caught up on herself, clean and air tight, fresh as the day, tough like teflon) in line, (changed the spelling of the family name - to be sooner alphabetically) Seren-ate,                         (she sings she dances, she eats, she sings some more, she waits for applause) does not speak or gesticulate unless she performs in song. Seren-ade, used to sing well           (jealous, performance orientated, sometime for love, lately for money) as well but when the other came along and did it better she got bitter and moved in to retail sales        (lemonADE, pomADE, calvacADE of arcADEs, you get it,                                                                                                                        everything became a parADE) And as for the twins who are always fighting Seren-ity    (lacks calmness, lacks peace, wants a piece of you, uneven temper) Seren-e                                         (more easy to be obscene, like evening air with a heavy chill, not bright). The seven sisters of Seren, who were always preparing for a fight to the right to the next beau to knock on the door, but soon they all stopped calling, they were no longer falling, over one another, as the Seren-ities were now old biddies, no longer remained a worth-while dowry, befitting sitting silently as the seven sisters of Seren squabbled soiling the solitude of the soul.
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be honest when did you last wash your hands perform bacterial baptisms to was the nicotine from your lucky and pomade from your hair and when did you last think of me at three am were you in bed in the sea and the sky and was it hot in thirty below zero do you miss me when youre ***** and craving naivety and when it gets too hot under fleece pants are your thighs sweating yet?
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Jan 5, 2014
Jan 5, 2014 at 10:29 AM UTC
be honest
I liked the way the bourbon on your lips burned mine stop I had to keep drinking stop Sometimes I get drunk enough to remember the smell of pomade, the way the muscles in your back flow across an anatomically perfect skeleton stop I can hear you breathing through your mouth, your heart that always seemed to beat faster, more sure than mine, until it stopped altogether stop Everything was all together until it stopped stop
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Nov 12, 2014
Nov 12, 2014 at 11:54 PM UTC
A telegram, because nothing else works.
to live the life of pomade and petticoats. no ajustable waist. one imagines there will be no worry, yet the adjectives will prove difficult for me,renowned for few words. daily checking hips in slanting mirrors, reading of heaven over, which is life on earth randomly . gods throwing dice, rules changing constantly. i find sadly, i am not jane austen. sbm.
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Aug 18, 2013
Aug 18, 2013 at 1:31 AM UTC
:: jane austen ::
soul mates in mud pomade each one half of the other a headless body and a bodiless head two monsters severed halves of a snake the head with no heart ravaged with criminal ambition and she; the heart; a pulsing ache, headless made him nauseous with her ceaseless churning disjuncture of passed and future a gnashed twig shattering time slamming doors in each other's faces through a disaster of eternities on a black ash stair case they ate the light of the world a death fascination yet could not die and all was night blind oblong a brailled egg in a curse of dreams shadows desperate for love they never find snake wedding
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Apr 5, 2019
Apr 5, 2019 at 7:17 AM UTC
*Snake Wedding
coffeee klonopin bagel ecigarette claming nuturing sunny sunny sunny, more coffee what was it I was thinking? Didn't use the cream cheese no shower hair pomade and bruhsed teeth rolling stones did I miss something? Set yet still yearing, stomach full yet still grumbling...
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Jan 24, 2015
Jan 24, 2015 at 6:25 PM UTC
morning
The room smelled like the pomade Grandpa put on his hair the moment he got out of the shower. The vines he used to trim in the mornings had crawled to the grills on the windows from the rusty gate where he stood by as he watched me and my cousins play hide-and-seek along Almond Drive on Sunday afternoons. Mama was cleaning out his medicine box when I realized all the containers had not been emptied out. Uncle carried the plump luggage to the top of the closet filled with naked hangers. Grandma could not seem to fold the blanket on his bed the way he used to do it- corner to corner, edge to edge. Tony Orlando started squeaking when the CD player played “Tie A Yellow Ribbon,” but Grandma listened and danced with the air in the same way she danced with Grandpa at the wedding reception of their golden anniversary. I hold this scarf that he wrapped himself in as he sat on his wheelchair one windy afternoon when we drove him to the beach. Nobody dared to sit on the rocking chair in the balcony where he used to nap during sunny days that reminded him, he said, of the Panglao beaches where he used to play when he was young. But now he’s rested somewhere peaceful, where I could no longer massage his feet as he rocked himself to sleep.
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Dec 23, 2016
Dec 23, 2016 at 11:14 AM UTC
Where He Left
An owed to you, master of the whitewashed office plaster, Ruler of the water cooler, Owner of the blue BMW i8 in the parking lot Employed only to yourself. In the morning, awake, spread the pomade You bought at Neimann's just two months ago. Unplug your car from the wall, Hero of the Earth, And get on the oily congested highway, talking on the phone of sales goals And what office snack will be available today. Quarter report, possible acquisition? Lead your men to greener pastures Where fields of Benjamins await your innovations Like a modern-day Valhalla. But it is wise to remember that if you spend your days taking calls Life won’t get past the busy tone.
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Feb 26, 2018
Feb 26, 2018 at 11:20 AM UTC
To the Silicon Valley Exec
If it's money in the meter you need to keep ya ticking over you'd better get ready to meet your maker. this lot will take ya for everything you've got and then they'll put it in the Westminster plot and that gobby **** with pomade on his hair doesn't care, he thinks he's Elizabethan but he's more like a crustacean. we're not as poor as some we can keep the wolf from the door, but only if we have a door, the 'some' the ones on the concrete floor in the concrete streets with paper for their blankets and cardboard for their sheets don't have much of a chance do they?
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Nov 24, 2023
Nov 24, 2023 at 6:38 AM UTC
The butler was innocent