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"pouted" poems
It was a rainy night. He took out his umbrella, opened it, and it soon engulfed the both of us. "Hey, you're getting wet," he said. He pulled me closer to him, his arms like the umbrella protecting me, protecting us from the drizzle. I snapped out of my daydream to find him weirdly staring at me, and asked him, "What, do I have something on my face?" "No, it's just... why are you staring into space?" Our footsteps made little splashes, puddles reflected a thousand images of us. These pictures from nature will not last for a lifetime but the rain was our witness, as if the skies were crying at a matrimonial ceremony. I took a step away from him to let the memory of him soak in me. He stands there in the rain innocently, with umbrella in hand, waiting for me to respond. Breathing out, I told him: "Ask me what I think of you right now." "Wait, what? Are we going to play a game?" That usual what-is-going-on look still stupidly plastered on his angelic face. "Well, what do you think of me right now, then?" I didn't hesitate and the first word that automatically left my lips were 'umbrella'. "Umbrella? Do I look that thin to you, really?" He said dryly as he gave me an uninspired look. He shook his head in disbelief and pouted. "And I thought you'd relate me at least to the rain." "Umbrella: definition for a protecting force or influence," I told him as I stood in place. I side-glanced at him to find a spark lighted up in his eyes as his shoulders loosened. "You're my umbrella because I need you in rainy days and sunny ones. Literally because of your stature to block the sun or cover me when it rains," I laughed. "And it's not because you're thin like one, silly. But how you comfortingly stretch out your arms to me when it's a bad day for me. How you guard me from others' icy remarks. It feels like a need to have you around wherever I go." He cleared his throat jokingly and added, "Might I say I also take you high like Mary Poppins' umbrella." He burst out laughing as I glared at him for his poorly done innuendo. But right there and then as I rolled my eyes at him, he dropped the umbrella, grabbed me by my waist and kissed me as light as the raindrops kissing our skin. He broke off after a while and said, "Getting wet, are we?" Before I could claw at him for his second pun, he released me as I chased him down, not caring if I would get a fever later. But sometimes I just wonder how did I come to like, fall in love, and love him-- basically feel every emotion with him. In all truth, he wasn't just my umbrella, but also my home whom I'll always return to at the end of all my days. Umbrella or home, he is my shelter.
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Mar 27, 2016
Mar 27, 2016 at 7:46 AM UTC
shelter
It was a rainy night. He took out his umbrella, opened it, and it soon engulfed the both of us. "Hey, you're getting wet," he said. He pulled me closer to him, his arms like the umbrella protecting me, protecting us from the drizzle. I snapped out of my daydream to find him weirdly staring at me, and asked him, "What, do I have something on my face?" "No, it's just... why are you staring into space?" Our footsteps made little splashes, puddles reflected a thousand images of us. These pictures from nature will not last for a lifetime but the rain was our witness, as if the skies were crying at a matrimonial ceremony. I took a step away from him to let the memory of him soak in me. He stands there in the rain innocently, with umbrella in hand, waiting for me to respond. Breathing out, I told him: "Ask me what I think of you right now." "Wait, what? Are we going to play a game?" That usual what-is-going-on look still stupidly plastered on his angelic face. "Well, what do you think of me right now, then?" I didn't hesitate and the first word that automatically left my lips were 'umbrella'. "Umbrella? Do I look that thin to you, really?" He said dryly as he gave me an uninspired look. He shook his head in disbelief and pouted. "And I thought you'd relate me at least to the rain." "Umbrella: definition for a protecting force or influence," I told him as I stood in place. I side-glanced at him to find a spark lighted up in his eyes as his shoulders loosened. "You're my umbrella because I need you in rainy days and sunny ones. Literally because of your stature to block the sun or cover me when it rains," I laughed. "And it's not because you're thin like one, silly. But how you comfortingly stretch out your arms to me when it's a bad day for me. How you guard me from others' icy remarks. It feels like a need to have you around wherever I go." He cleared his throat jokingly and added, "Might I say I also take you high like Mary Poppins' umbrella." He burst out laughing as I glared at him for his poorly done innuendo. But right there and then as I rolled my eyes at him, he dropped the umbrella, grabbed me by my waist and kissed me as light as the raindrops kissing our skin. He broke off after a while and said, "Getting wet, are we?" Before I could claw at him for his second pun, he released me as I chased him down, not caring if I would get a fever later. But sometimes I just wonder how did I come to like, fall in love, and love him-- basically feel every emotion with him. In all truth, he wasn't just my umbrella, but also my home whom I'll always return to at the end of all my days. Umbrella or home, he is my shelter.
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the haunted house looked too much like your ribcage. the rides only reminded you that you're not scared of dying. your lips looked so beautiful while they pouted around cotton candy you pretended to eat. i look at you and my whole body feels like a roller coaster. i just want you to be okay and i don't know if you can be.
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Jul 11, 2015
Jul 11, 2015 at 4:21 PM UTC
i tried to take you to the carnival but -
Little Red Riding Hood walked through the woods Singing and swinging her bag of baked goods When out of the brush leapt a wolf with a smile And some florist’s advice for the innocent child. So off went the girl, picking bunches of daisies While Wolf raced ahead with a step none too lazy. Then at Grandmother’s door he knocked and said “Let me in dear Grandmother, it’s your little Red." So with grandmother’s blessing he let himself in And ate up the oldest of little Red’s kin. Then Little Red Riding Hood came through the door With nary a clue of what was in store. After noting her “grandmother’s” ears, nose, and teeth Into Wolf’s gullet she went with a shriek. As the transvestite wolf began snoring like thunder, Along came a huntsman, who cut his belly asunder. Out came Red Riding Hood, Grandmother too While Wolf, so oblivious, kept sleeping right through. With a few heavy stones, a needle and thread Wolf, far too full, finally woke then dropped dead. After a party of baked goods and wine, The huntsman gave Red a great wolf pelt so fine. “Thank you, dear huntsman,” said our little Red, “But I’d rather skin wolves on my lonesome instead. I know things now, of these beasts and their wiles I’ll give them a lesson, with blood and with style. Teach me to stalk, to chase and to shoot The best huntress I’ll be - and the cutest, to boot." The huntsman, he roared with his big booming laughter. In a voice that rose straight up to the rafters: “Why little girl, have you a taste for the hunt? You’re better off sewing, though I hate to be blunt.” But little Red pouted, and threatened to cry So the huntsman gave in, with a shrug and a sigh. The huntsman- he was a formidable teacher. Now Red lives in fear of no living creature. Today, when Red Riding Hood walks through the woods She carries bags of new, furry goods. And when out of the brush leaps a wolf with a smile, She smiles right back: “You’ve picked the wrong child."
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Jan 24, 2015
Jan 24, 2015 at 3:35 PM UTC
****** Red Riding Hood
Little Red Riding Hood walked through the woods Singing and swinging her bag of baked goods When out of the brush leapt a wolf with a smile And some florist’s advice for the innocent child. So off went the girl, picking bunches of daisies While Wolf raced ahead with a step none too lazy. Then at Grandmother’s door he knocked and said “Let me in dear Grandmother, it’s your little Red." So with grandmother’s blessing he let himself in And ate up the oldest of little Red’s kin. Then Little Red Riding Hood came through the door With nary a clue of what was in store. After noting her “grandmother’s” ears, nose, and teeth Into Wolf’s gullet she went with a shriek. As the transvestite wolf began snoring like thunder, Along came a huntsman, who cut his belly asunder. Out came Red Riding Hood, Grandmother too While Wolf, so oblivious, kept sleeping right through. With a few heavy stones, a needle and thread Wolf, far too full, finally woke then dropped dead. After a party of baked goods and wine, The huntsman gave Red a great wolf pelt so fine. “Thank you, dear huntsman,” said our little Red, “But I’d rather skin wolves on my lonesome instead. I know things now, of these beasts and their wiles I’ll give them a lesson, with blood and with style. Teach me to stalk, to chase and to shoot The best huntress I’ll be - and the cutest, to boot." The huntsman, he roared with his big booming laughter. In a voice that rose straight up to the rafters: “Why little girl, have you a taste for the hunt? You’re better off sewing, though I hate to be blunt.” But little Red pouted, and threatened to cry So the huntsman gave in, with a shrug and a sigh. The huntsman- he was a formidable teacher. Now Red lives in fear of no living creature. Today, when Red Riding Hood walks through the woods She carries bags of new, furry goods. And when out of the brush leaps a wolf with a smile, She smiles right back: “You’ve picked the wrong child."
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Saturday afternoon cycling up a 1in 6 hill then along the road toward the farmhouse you dismounted and laid your bike against the fence and waited to get your breath back the farmhouse door opened and Mrs Putt came out and said Jim and Pete are out I’m afraid her daughter Monica appeared by her side they’ve gone out with their older brother Monica said ok you said tell them I called sure I will Mrs Putt said I can go on a bike ride with you if you like Monica said Benedict won’t want to have you to drag along with him Mrs Putt said Monica pulled a face and pouted her lips I don’t mind you said better than riding alone well if you don’t mind Mrs Putt said mind you behave yourself young lady she said and went indoors and closed the door just get my bike Monica said and went back behind the farmhouse you looked around the farmhouse and the surrounding fields and trees and waited after a few moments she was back riding her bike toward you where we going? she asked lets go see the peacocks along Sedge lane you said and so you got on your bike and off you both rode she beside you in her summery dress and sandals with her brown hair tied in bunches you in jeans and open neck white shirt the sun bright and hot above you the birds flying and calling the clouds puffy and white I’ve always wanted to go bike riding with you Monica said but the boys don’t let me but I am now you nodded and smiled wondering Jim and Pete would say if they knew she’d got to go bike riding with you she chatted on about Elvis and the film in town and how she’d like to go but no one would take her and how her brothers teased her and her mother nagged her after a while you came to the peacocks in a wire cage by a large house just off the lane aren’t they beautiful? she said peering through the wire her fingers holding on to the cage standing beside you yes they are you said but of course the **** bird has the beauty the hen is just dull and ordinary odd that she said wonder why? don’t know you said I’m not dull and ordinary am I? she asked looking at you sideways on no you said you have your own beauty do I? yes you do and she blushed and looked away and the peacock called out and moved off opening its colourfulness and Monica did a twirl making the patterns move on her twirling dress.
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Apr 7, 2013
Apr 7, 2013 at 2:42 PM UTC
HER OWN KIND OF BEAUTY.
Saturday afternoon cycling up a 1in 6 hill then along the road toward the farmhouse you dismounted and laid your bike against the fence and waited to get your breath back the farmhouse door opened and Mrs Putt came out and said Jim and Pete are out I’m afraid her daughter Monica appeared by her side they’ve gone out with their older brother Monica said ok you said tell them I called sure I will Mrs Putt said I can go on a bike ride with you if you like Monica said Benedict won’t want to have you to drag along with him Mrs Putt said Monica pulled a face and pouted her lips I don’t mind you said better than riding alone well if you don’t mind Mrs Putt said mind you behave yourself young lady she said and went indoors and closed the door just get my bike Monica said and went back behind the farmhouse you looked around the farmhouse and the surrounding fields and trees and waited after a few moments she was back riding her bike toward you where we going? she asked lets go see the peacocks along Sedge lane you said and so you got on your bike and off you both rode she beside you in her summery dress and sandals with her brown hair tied in bunches you in jeans and open neck white shirt the sun bright and hot above you the birds flying and calling the clouds puffy and white I’ve always wanted to go bike riding with you Monica said but the boys don’t let me but I am now you nodded and smiled wondering Jim and Pete would say if they knew she’d got to go bike riding with you she chatted on about Elvis and the film in town and how she’d like to go but no one would take her and how her brothers teased her and her mother nagged her after a while you came to the peacocks in a wire cage by a large house just off the lane aren’t they beautiful? she said peering through the wire her fingers holding on to the cage standing beside you yes they are you said but of course the **** bird has the beauty the hen is just dull and ordinary odd that she said wonder why? don’t know you said I’m not dull and ordinary am I? she asked looking at you sideways on no you said you have your own beauty do I? yes you do and she blushed and looked away and the peacock called out and moved off opening its colourfulness and Monica did a twirl making the patterns move on her twirling dress.
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He left her in white. He left her in awe. He wasn't there, he didn't arrive. She smiled and waited, waited until sundown. He never came. He left her alone. He left her with nothing. She pouted and shook hands with the departing guests. He left her. He was nowhere to be found. She walked, barefoot and red, eyes blurry from the rain. He left her, he ran away. She passed strangers, who laughed, cried, gasped, ignored. He stayed away, nowhere to be found. She was home. In the dark. He was gone. In the dark. She took a bath in her wedding dress. He never took off his tux. She laid in an empty bed. He laid there. Dead.
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Feb 17, 2015
Feb 17, 2015 at 11:33 PM UTC
wedding dress
He stirs, slowly... watching the spoon, break the fog, settling over his morning cup... opalescent eyes, scanning the sleepy blue, of daytime horizons. Porcelain fingers, shift into hard, ceramic claws; first smoothing up, snuggly cotton pantlegs, and then running them down, forcing his navied thighs, to separate. The fork, in the road, as I crawl in, between them, headlights, and a glossy smile, on full beam. He jerks, with surprise at the unexpected motion, lips, arrested in a subtle purse-- a pinched pink, pouted gently, outwards to blow away the steam gathering, around tense fingers. I mimic the tension, with my own, slaking lips. Hands shift, to cup him, and slide, upwards. Suddenly, he needs two, to grip the mug. My tongue, slicks out, wetly, to follow his ascent, as he stands, upright; neapolitan soldier, with the suede skin.   The heat, gathers, in my palms flushing his thighs, and it circulates, warmly against flickering flesh; mouth, moving limberly to drink him, under the table. My feral eyes, fix his drunken ones, as we both take each other, in. "I hope you saved some cream, for me? Good morning, honey."
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Jun 13, 2025
Jun 13, 2025 at 10:02 AM UTC
Coffee and Creamer (adult)
After many working days of giving of myself in love patience and endurance There are joys in the mist and I'm Thankful The days past have had their struggles and blessings.. I have been facing the challenges .. The mentals cares and the growing pains that comes with time experience and rough edges.. I know Sleep has been a thing I have chased, and tried my hardest to pin down.. by accidental falls.. Sleep where are you my heart calls. But yet my days catch her sometimes..lolzz I mean really.. I crave for certain events on days.. its absence quite chilly. Yet there are many delays.. But this Wednesday I needed Wednesday the rains fell and poured me replenishment to my thirst, and dear love Wednesday loved me.. dearly gave me the rest I needed. Wednesday fell upon me, and gave love, like cloud nine times eleven sent. I tried to hold on to Wednesday and pouted as it had to carry on... Now its Thursday and as I labor my eyes cry for rest to sleep as I'm pushing and working strong. This day has been long.. My off days are Thursday and Friday.. Sunday and Monday may bring, rest and love, flowers, and kisses and sweet misses of sweet napping's I'll say.. ahh don't delay.. @ selinasharday_rose H.E.R #POETRY 2023 S.A.M Published.
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Sep 8, 2023
Sep 8, 2023 at 2:26 AM UTC
Wednesday Loved Me
his essence cascades across the grain of my frame; as his eyes dilate, imbibing in the beauty of motion teasing the lull of moonbeams as it dabbles against the infinity of our minds beholding our reflected image in mirrored composure, as our delicacy of want pushes towards an edge of lustiness entwined within warbled notes of rock wrens singing love songs as they dip their wings on early summer morn's my eyes close as softness of lips touch upon mine own; sending thoughts to lucid stillness of serendipity bathing our contoured frames in dulcetness aligned within pouted hunger tasting one another in unity kaleidoscopic prisms alight in our eyes as the lull of the moon pulls the ebb and flow of the ocean's current as our bodies move in rhythm with its motion of each cresting wave crashing against the shores of our soul's fluidity burbling in ecstasy
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Jun 13, 2012
Jun 13, 2012 at 11:57 PM UTC
Serendipity
I fell in love with a boy at a coffee shop who always ordered vanilla chai. I knew it was love because I could never get up the courage to speak to him. I fell in love with a bony fingered, anorexic boy in my math class. I think it was the way he did the problems in his head, so he could use the paper for listing everything he wanted to eat that day, but wouldn’t. I fell in love with a girl who had dreadlocks and burn marks on her neck. I always fantasized about touching them, asking if they still warmed up her skin. I fell in love with the older man at the tutoring center. I failed Spanish so that I could spend the next semester eye ******* him from across the study table. I've always had a thing for married men. I fell in love with girl who pushed up her ***** and pouted for football players. It may have been unrequited, but at least I didn’t catch anything. I fell in love with the person who left death threats in my locker. I’d never known someone who felt the same way about me as I did.
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May 6, 2013
May 6, 2013 at 12:19 PM UTC
I fell in love once.
*the cost of 'a post-strophe fee' is a pouted heart placed in parentheses* (yet still on that ledge:) 1. like the tail of a kite caught on a wire or high branch of a tree waiting to be eased off and breezed out free it hangs upside down seeing 'everything' tipsy-style as its force is slow-drained 2. this apostrophe is the mere tail-end of a dragon (in a pit of exhaustion) dragged in deepest-red ink leaving an inimitable trail with emphasis on sincerest care brackets are just (two curves) which jealously guard all what lies inside while giving so much love in indivisible power-curls 3. better to let nature runs its course of rivers flowing and wild winds while beetles walk on stones yet while trying to make a mark with missives in the sand the waves make sure to wash them all away best then to let know in this now that some things never die (it's enough for veracity to flap its weary wings) 4. flee then this finest core-duel likely there's always..maybe the next now (all the previous were not quite squandered in cold flight but unexpected loss) and no use hiding from one's (own) shadow for kites will take off and fly high in the sun where shadows have no place to hide *futile wondering if it really (has to) spell catastrophe it does not* (it really does not :) S T. Saturday. 27 July 2013
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Jul 27, 2013
Jul 27, 2013 at 10:42 AM UTC
(apostrophe's cost)
She is like an indie film played backwards, just a bunch of beautiful pictures. And her eyes roll like rizla between the italian mans fingers. She smokes with pouted lips, as if ready to kiss her lover. She looks the same when he pulls on her hair and glides his tongue over the skin of her neck. And she smiles the same smile when his teeth graize her ******* Her eyes also roll when his hands hold onto her waist and she remembers the lipstick stain she left on the end of her cigarette. She leaves the same stain on the rim of his .... forefinger. ‘I don’t know why I like you so much.’ He whispers into her curls. ‘It’s because I remind you of hash and tobacco.’ She replies.
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Dec 5, 2018
Dec 5, 2018 at 5:32 AM UTC
Girls get me high
Once upon a midnight, dreary, Top Hattie twinkles, lipstick smeary, ...spinning girls like Mischief Managed all glittery on the ball room floor, I was taken, most completely. ...Batting lashes indiscreetly. D'lilac lips that pouted sweetly, a Circus Girl that knew the score. I pinched myself, could i be dreaming? Of this Nymph, this Empress gleaming? was her Diva charm misleading? Shoe Addicted Troubadour. A Siren in Styletto thrilled me, Abracadabra wish fulfilled me, ......Medusa eyes that drew, yet stilled me- Retro-Futuristic roar. Like an Airborn Unicorn descending, advanced upon me unpretending. my heart of Dragon Scales extending for this Cupcake Thief I'd cover for. "Mirror Mirror" she whispered, smirking. Countessa Fluorescent had caught me lurking, and sent my Great Pink Planet jerking, Cosmopopping, Centrifuchia war. My Beautiful Rocket was set to swinging, No She Didn't hear the ringing in my ears the Twilight singing, to the Limest Criminal on the floor.
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Jan 22, 2011
Jan 22, 2011 at 7:17 PM UTC
lime crime
time runs backwards what is fast is deemed slow i motion situs mon river flow out of notion soul and into the empty pools so shalt the water rise deserts no more but ponds o hexagonal 5 pouted stars as universes collide other must die there is no choice but freedoms reins ring those bells the chichi tolls on sacred soil they were built and energetic pathways meet at meeting points no less are the beggars than the high class hookers ( thieves) smokes from the cattiplliers lips are but clouds on distant horizons jasmine juice electronic sitar to the waning moon glow dip hose MUTHfuckin sails mate where is the *** in my tummy tum tum note please: he french resistance
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Sep 21, 2013
Sep 21, 2013 at 10:39 PM UTC
yo yo yo yo
I'd massage your entire body *trill fingers slowly down your spine* Pouted lips Beautiful body Hips wide Legs parted Side to Side Electric fur stands tall Clenched toes, static in your veins. I'd massage you until your skin sings songs that your lips don't even know the words to. (electric veins) Until your heartbeat sounds like My last name.
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Feb 23, 2014
Feb 23, 2014 at 5:26 AM UTC
Electric
Zebra-striped cushion covers on soft-white chairs, cream topped calorie delights, inviting - this patisserie in Nairobi: "you're welcome" the smartly outfitted African girl spoke in flawlessly accented English as I pore over the menu - a posh girl dressed in haute denim and a sleeved top walks in and spoke French in pouted lips as she found her corner spot, reading; an Asian couple walk in, wife in hijab and baby in tow, as the man sneers at me and answers 'assalamu alaikum' on phone as I ponder on identity when the French matron in Yoga tops walks in saying namaste to me, and calls out for Henry - her outfitted and bespectacled pomeranian oh don't we all want to be someone else
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Jun 4, 2016
Jun 4, 2016 at 10:45 PM UTC
Yoga tops
Wild woman Uninhibited by inhibitions and Unburdened by her need to be In the limelight The spotlight on stage with Off key notes and A voice of sin Wild woman Devil woman With her wiles and winks from Afar Just far enough to make me want Make me pine for what once was and Can never be Wild woman Kink woman Teeth to neck and Chilled fingers on feverish flesh Reminding me Taunting me as Whispers of lust Flood my ears Oh, wild woman Wicked woman Pouted lips and *** in heels Who wants when drunk and Forgets when sober With no care for her actions or The hearts she breaks with Fluttering lashes and False promises. Wild woman Drunk woman You’ll forget it all When morning comes.
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Dec 9, 2012
Dec 9, 2012 at 12:18 PM UTC
Woman.
*if you're looking for an apple then you've come to the right place i'm red and ready for your pouted lips i'm smooth, glossy and juicy like heavenly nectar i'm true, wholesome and authentic with no toxics and with me you're guaranteed full health and happiness if you want to cuddle you've come to the right place i'm long, slim and yellow with a smoothness that's hard to beat i am good when you travel, sweet without being cloying your banana boat song is a hymn to my tropical warmth and i'm suave and exotic to the hilt, you can't do better than me if you want to drown in sweetness tangelo is your lady, and you've come to the right place i'm buxom, round and absolutely oozing with juice and sugar i'm exotic and you find me only where good taste is supreme and believe me once you **** my depths and drink my juice you're forever a great believer in aesthetic cuisine And for you life can be gulp after gulp of sweetness and joy*
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Jan 14, 2016
Jan 14, 2016 at 2:09 PM UTC
fruit metaphors
She came from a favela Steep slope above Rio Color of dark chocolate And vanilla of mestizo Worked the narrow streets Walked them like a queen Bad boys knew her beats Her stir did leave a sheen In translucent woven sheets Swaying hips and pouted lips Bad cops along her favela beat Always whistling as they glimpse Flava of favela became queen Said so long to to steep streets Tin built hut and streets unclean Became the Queen of Rio r 18Sept13
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Sep 18, 2013
Sep 18, 2013 at 7:11 PM UTC
Flava of the Favela
And I loved you there Lips pouted in rebellion So many leaves to shred So many ghosts to chase The glass doors were closed. And I loved you there As you deciphered numerical impossibilities On another plane of reality Brow furrowed in intimate concentration I averted my eyes from the questions you pondered. And I loved you there Angry fists filled with contempt towards yourself Unable to find the words A mirrored universe between us And you can't get through. And I loved you there My incredible, awestruck son Trapped, forever a child Contemplating the mysteries of life You discovered the truth of this world. An angel's smile struck your lips And I loved you there As you forgot it all.
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May 19, 2013
May 19, 2013 at 2:01 PM UTC
I saw you there(autism)
It starts like an earthquake underneath my head. Three quick shakes, A pause, Then three more. Air bursts from her pouted lips And I run a comforting palm up and down her side. "Shhh," I whisper into the skin of her neck So she knows That I know That her tears speak for us both.
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Apr 4, 2014
Apr 4, 2014 at 7:52 PM UTC
Hush
Monica had a sulky expression and pouted her lips you watched her as you waited for her brothers to come out of the farmhouse they won’t let me come ride bikes with you she said but I can ride a bike I have my own she leaned against the fence one foot resting on a cross beam it’s not up to me who goes on bike rides you said but you could say you want me along she said you do want me to come along don’t you? why do girls do that? you asked yourself looking beyond her to the farmhouse hoping the boys would show soon eh? she muttered don’t you? if your brothers are ok with it I don’t mind you said but they won’t say that will they? she said folding her arms and giving you the big stare maybe if you ask your mother they might you suggested seeing her lips set in a thin line where a smile should have been she’ll side with them Monica said you’re too young to ride with the boys she’ll say Monica mimicked in a motherly type voice she put down her foot from the fence and walked toward you you noticed she was wearing a green dress with flowers across her small bust she stood in front of you her hands wrestling with each other I want to go with you she said softly please say yes and they’ll listen to you you studied her features the way she tilted her head and the eyes how they searched you the farmhouse door opened and the boys came out excitedly getting on their bikes and riding up toward you run along a play Monica Pete said yes go play with your doll and pram Jim said I want to ride with you she said Benedict wants me to she added giving you a staring gaze no he don’t Pete said he thinks you’re a pain in the *** no he doesn’t she said he said he wants me to go Jim laughed and Pete said sure he did like he wants you to kiss his *** now go off and play she looked at you her eyes deepening I don’t mind you said she isn’t coming Jim said now go away or I’ll call Mum and see what she says Monica poked out her tongue and walked away the boys began peddling their bikes as you did yours but looking back toward the farmhouse you saw her give a one finger up you sign before she went indoors.
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Mar 6, 2013
Mar 6, 2013 at 2:30 AM UTC
WHY DO GIRLS DO THAT?
Monica had a sulky expression and pouted her lips you watched her as you waited for her brothers to come out of the farmhouse they won’t let me come ride bikes with you she said but I can ride a bike I have my own she leaned against the fence one foot resting on a cross beam it’s not up to me who goes on bike rides you said but you could say you want me along she said you do want me to come along don’t you? why do girls do that? you asked yourself looking beyond her to the farmhouse hoping the boys would show soon eh? she muttered don’t you? if your brothers are ok with it I don’t mind you said but they won’t say that will they? she said folding her arms and giving you the big stare maybe if you ask your mother they might you suggested seeing her lips set in a thin line where a smile should have been she’ll side with them Monica said you’re too young to ride with the boys she’ll say Monica mimicked in a motherly type voice she put down her foot from the fence and walked toward you you noticed she was wearing a green dress with flowers across her small bust she stood in front of you her hands wrestling with each other I want to go with you she said softly please say yes and they’ll listen to you you studied her features the way she tilted her head and the eyes how they searched you the farmhouse door opened and the boys came out excitedly getting on their bikes and riding up toward you run along a play Monica Pete said yes go play with your doll and pram Jim said I want to ride with you she said Benedict wants me to she added giving you a staring gaze no he don’t Pete said he thinks you’re a pain in the *** no he doesn’t she said he said he wants me to go Jim laughed and Pete said sure he did like he wants you to kiss his *** now go off and play she looked at you her eyes deepening I don’t mind you said she isn’t coming Jim said now go away or I’ll call Mum and see what she says Monica poked out her tongue and walked away the boys began peddling their bikes as you did yours but looking back toward the farmhouse you saw her give a one finger up you sign before she went indoors.
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You raised them You should keep them And pay all their bills; What you raised spills Over into the common weal And fears become real As they are ignorant Greedy and mean Worst we’ve ever seen And no hope of salvation From your creation. Are you afraid of your kid? Is that what you did; Let him or her do whatever And you never told them What is wisdom or whim? Let them do what they please As long as they don’t sneeze In church or belch loudly Then you can go on proudly Bragging about your good child Until they run totally wild And get themselves arrested. Then your lies are bested And your laziness outed. No wonder you pouted. When things go wrong You want someone to come along And take care of things And pay the fines that brings Because they are sweet, down deep. Then you go back to sleep Because life should be easy for you And the things your kids do Are not your fault, so back out to buy More magazines about movie stars And slobber over newer cars And ***** about the schools Not teaching them the rules And how to pursue them Then you go out and sue them For teaching what you do And not what kids should do.
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Mar 23, 2017
Mar 23, 2017 at 6:13 PM UTC
NASTY CHILDREN