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"poopie" poems
Bang bang **** **** Aw **** I work it through a hose and **** out the deluge Cardboard houses and razor **** straps And my eye is dilating as my heart races I explode in a rage Of wind and acid A blow tube in my vein A blackened eye A cigarette between two lips A train exiting the station 'All aboard! **** **** yeah! I do k-k-k ******* and k-k-k crystal **** and k-k-k ****** Blasphemous cheese Black holes Brown eyes Poopie trim Unwinding ecstacy Driven by speed anger and vengeance Running behind the booming Urination of oil and sludge From my tail pipe Blue Velvet Black cake Purple hoses Red tubing Nose bleed Big cheese **** me Venom Cruelty Sage wisdom Magic sage Marijuana Marijuana Marijuana I am not jesus I am just a ****** I am just a ****** I am just a creep a ****** a cheat a lie a **** a cheap little **** **** **** away. Blow up! AHHHHHHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA All play and no work makes Jackie boy lazy. Rage Rage Death End this brain flow! BANG!
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Oct 8, 2013
Oct 8, 2013 at 8:33 AM UTC
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Roses are red Violets are blue I **** at writing poems But I shall make one for you Roses are flowers Violets are cool I can't help but wonder Why you look like a fool Roses are blue Violets are red No I don't loaf you HAHAHA you look like Jed Roses smell good Violets are food Sophia is a poopie head Potato.
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Oct 12, 2013
Oct 12, 2013 at 10:44 AM UTC
A poem for sophia paredes
I had a great, great, grandmother still alive when I was a child She was my grandpas, grandmother even then she was a bit wild Born in eighteen seventy eight on a buckboard in Missouri She had come a long way by then she was fit and full of fury We played cards everyday with her beating her nearly made her weep "Poopie, kacky, nanny" she'd say "looks like it's time for you to sleep" She'd wake me nearly every night she returned from playing bingo I'd play with her, games of euchre sports of chance and foreign lingo She would walk wherever she went eat apples, including the core Cuss and drink, then give me a wink as she pulled the cards from her drawer At times she would regress somewhat "grandpa quit me in thirty four Thought me uptight, he wasn't right wouldn't run *** with me no more" Her first picture was a tin type "I was a looker in my day I turned heads in the finest spreads back then, I always got my way" She witnessed many inventions electric, lights to cars and trains the first to own, a telephone where she'd talk through the morning rains At ninety she and I would watch as three men circled round the moon "We'll be on Mars, and then the stars if I don't kick off pretty soon" She lived to see her kids away making sure they were buried right "Yep" she'd say "I put them away tucked em in for the winters night" Once when we were playing football and the game was getting quite tense She'd sauntered by, looking quite spry I knocked her down, along the fence She got up and kicked me senseless too many bananas and beer "Now you know, how to take a blow don't ever show them any fear" Granny was an institution a relic of our bygone days Laughter and tears, poured from her years her sometimes odd and senile ways She had outlived all her children and a couple of grand-kids too War nor drought, could put her light out the toughest broad I ever knew Tate
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May 23, 2014
May 23, 2014 at 1:39 AM UTC
Granny
I had a great, great, grandmother still alive when I was a child She was my grandpas, grandmother even then she was a bit wild Born in eighteen seventy eight on a buckboard in Missouri She had come a long way by then she was fit and full of fury We played cards everyday with her beating her nearly made her weep "Poopie, kacky, nanny" she'd say "looks like it's time for you to sleep" She'd wake me nearly every night she returned from playing bingo I'd play with her, games of euchre sports of chance and foreign lingo She would walk wherever she went eat apples, including the core Cuss and drink, then give me a wink as she pulled the cards from her drawer At times she would regress somewhat "grandpa quit me in thirty four Thought me uptight, he wasn't right wouldn't run *** with me no more" Her first picture was a tin type "I was a looker in my day I turned heads in the finest spreads back then, I always got my way" She witnessed many inventions electric, lights to cars and trains the first to own, a telephone where she'd talk through the morning rains At ninety she and I would watch as three men circled round the moon "We'll be on Mars, and then the stars if I don't kick off pretty soon" She lived to see her kids away making sure they were buried right "Yep" she'd say "I put them away tucked em in for the winters night" Once when we were playing football and the game was getting quite tense She'd sauntered by, looking quite spry I knocked her down, along the fence She got up and kicked me senseless too many bananas and beer "Now you know, how to take a blow don't ever show them any fear" Granny was an institution a relic of our bygone days Laughter and tears, poured from her years her sometimes odd and senile ways She had outlived all her children and a couple of grand-kids too War nor drought, could put her light out the toughest broad I ever knew Tate
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you make me want to puke i used to think you were a duke now i know that you are ****** you are just a big fat poopie you smell just like my dog and you're only attractive through fog and from far away but dang that ugly face what did i ever see in you you're a stinky pile of poo I thought you gave me butterflies, but it was just that taco bell I had for lunch.
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Apr 2, 2014
Apr 2, 2014 at 1:31 AM UTC
roses really smell like
I have handled pieces and fragments of my fiancé’s skull as I plucked them from my driveway and tucked them in the bushes, put to rest I have scrubbed the last ****** gurgles Of stomach bile from the room That your father died in, and the linens That comforted and held him as he went I have cleaned elderly poopie trails Off the polished wood floors As they wind their way to the bathroom Where gramps is stuck on the floor, again Is it too much to ask For a little help with the ******* dishes?
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Aug 4, 2018
Aug 4, 2018 at 3:26 PM UTC
Yuckie