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"priding" poems
One push one step All it takes till they're all weeping Horrified by the morbidity of my depression This is what you all did as you watched in amusement As flesh turned to stitches Stitches turned to masks worn daily This is the consequences to what you think is funny Laughing at the gay guy Picking on the nerds Wedgies and swirlys After school beatings Lame excuses for the reason their noses are bleeding One bullet away And it's your conscious getting locked up Guilty...Guilty...Guilty It's all your fault Your to blame for the red walls Once painted a baby blue like the sky Where they all found comfort in the clouds Now they're waiting patiently To assist in dragging you to hell My depression is that of everyone I've lost To the unreasonable bullying You pathetic ******* just don't see The torment your behind the back laughter In the face fists Face to **** stained porcelain Maybe you should taste what you prescribed For every gay, **** ***** nerd, underling you so pleased Priding yourself with their tears Not realizing it wasn't the only thing you caused to cry A wrist, a thigh, a chest Now I'm filling graves you dug With the bodies of my beloved misfits
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Dec 17, 2013
Dec 17, 2013 at 12:39 AM UTC
One Bullet Away
Through the midnight alley, he seemingly fritters With red-lit embers and gleeful priding strides Eyeing shadows which wretchedly, wincingly vanish Mocking him with disdain and false pride But confident in his wits and smiling in his head A different scene played through his mind “Those shackles cast, yet dreary glisten Emboldened by tears in which all hide Was I too once alas meand’ring servant To boss, landlord and the like Each day making payments on existence With deposits of my mortal flesh Twixt daylight, moonglow, aye, all through ether Run ragged by both birth and death Until I breathed by chance the misty freshness Of life’s emboldening, wild sea And encountered with senses anew In a love unabashed An untamed earth for me Each of her breaths I savor as the tend’rest morsel And my eyes embrace the endless expanse joyfully For I know not where I’ll float in this ocean And each outgoing rush carries doubt But if I hasten my passage with fortitude and reason The open depths of life wait for me.” So off he goes, anxious for trials and glory He floats on legs which he rows with his dreams Which serve as a map to solace for those who may not falter in aspiring
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Aug 27, 2010
Aug 27, 2010 at 1:28 AM UTC
Barnacle
check yourself fool check your judgement check yourself by judging yourself pride yourself by judging yourself pride yourself by judging your judgement respect yourself is by judging yourself respect your pride is by judging your pride to fool yourself is to check yourself to fool yourself is to respect yourself respect is to honor yourself to honor yourself is to honor your respect judgement is a pride of honor judgement is a pride of checking yourself to fool yourself is to pride yourself a fool check himself a fool fool himself pride yourself to fool yourself pride yourself to honor yourself pride is priding yourself honor is honoring yourself check is checking yourself
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Aug 7, 2022
Aug 7, 2022 at 3:49 PM UTC
check yourself
Oh what a wonderful phase We are in right now, us five girlfriends, With defunct love lives and no immediate hope of securing a boyfriend. Oh what freedom there is, in branding ourselves "unaffordable platinums", And priding ourselves at being too good for those mortal, fallible, self-proclaimed "alpha" men. Such hypocrites we are, actually, Ridiculing and belittling that cute guy, Still discussing his every move, nudging and giggling at each other when he passes by. But hey, call us hypocrites, evil, mean- All of it we whole-heartedly accept. Right now, we're living life in moments, And our bucket list of madness, we mean to "check"- Aimless flirting - check! Pointless bedtime discussions - check! Choosing a guy and then dissecting His every habit - check, His dressing style- check, His twinkling eyes- check, That had met ours today over lunch break- YES! Check!, His last aloof message- check, Sending an even more curt response- check, Our hidden hopes that he would reply, With affectionate words and also apologize, For all the times he wasn't all that nice- wistful check. Oh we're a bundle of emotions, us five, Sans pressures and restrictions that a guy brings along, Sans complexities and compulsions that come free With his supplies of testosterone. So, broadcasting this to all you gentlemen out there, If you ever venture into our line of sight, Prepare to be scrutinised, evaluated, and then rejected outright, By this precious, exuberant pack of platinum five.
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 2:27 PM UTC
Girl Power!
Oh what a wonderful phase We are in right now, us five girlfriends, With defunct love lives and no immediate hope of securing a boyfriend. Oh what freedom there is, in branding ourselves "unaffordable platinums", And priding ourselves at being too good for those mortal, fallible, self-proclaimed "alpha" men. Such hypocrites we are, actually, Ridiculing and belittling that cute guy, Still discussing his every move, nudging and giggling at each other when he passes by. But hey, call us hypocrites, evil, mean- All of it we whole-heartedly accept. Right now, we're living life in moments, And our bucket list of madness, we mean to "check"- Aimless flirting - check! Pointless bedtime discussions - check! Choosing a guy and then dissecting His every habit - check, His dressing style- check, His twinkling eyes- check, That had met ours today over lunch break- YES! Check!, His last aloof message- check, Sending an even more curt response- check, Our hidden hopes that he would reply, With affectionate words and also apologize, For all the times he wasn't all that nice- wistful check. Oh we're a bundle of emotions, us five, Sans pressures and restrictions that a guy brings along, Sans complexities and compulsions that come free With his supplies of testosterone. So, broadcasting this to all you gentlemen out there, If you ever venture into our line of sight, Prepare to be scrutinised, evaluated, and then rejected outright, By this precious, exuberant pack of platinum five.
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I'm tired of you Spittin back the words that I've spoken Cuz you walk around Priding yourself On the fact that you're broken You claim: “I was ****** by society” So you go and start rioting Like the world is your enemy But that **** is all hypocrisy So honestly Don't try to be Someone who causes me anxiety But still.   You flaunt around And try to tell me what I'm worth While simultaneously You argue that you were ****** up at birth Like your stupid mistakes Are supposed to cause me heartbreak But I've run out of sympathy For your idiocy Cuz all it really does now Is drive me ******* crazy Your honorable moments Beginning to seem hazy You need help. It's hard to remember a moment When you weren't Whining Crying Or saying that you wished you were dying While I'm sitting here Trying To see if you're really suicidal Or if you're constantly lying You need to stop. Slow down Cuz *********** I won't be around To catch you when you fall again Though, there was a time When I was your friend But my times have changed When you started acting deranged Expecting me not to turn on you After all the **** you put me through I can't do it any longer. So ask me “Do you love me anymore?” And I'd pause for a sec. Like I wasn't sure But the truth is Since the day you put us toe to toe My honest answer Would have to be No.
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May 18, 2017
May 18, 2017 at 10:17 PM UTC
An Honest Conversation with the Mirror
She gave her heart to him as he held her head under water, and when he entangled his hands in her curls or when his words cut like the blade she used oh, so long ago Her only response we're the bubbles of air that followed her silence.. her legs buckled like splintering twigs as he touched her, she was really shaking and scared but he didn't care and all those nights she spent crying; come morning her lips still formed poems of devotion and his arms still said she was safe. and while he was Too busy priding himself in all the nights he took her to bed to even notice.. I saw her slowly dying half a word away, and I could only listen to the sound of her bones breaking as she said "i love you" one last time.
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Apr 4, 2015
Apr 4, 2015 at 12:54 PM UTC
Algedonic love
A never ending battle Between two foes Both undefeatable Both bigger than any other Both capable of immense damage Over the mind I call my own Two foes Fighting for the right To destroy me An endless tug-of-war game The prize being the end of me One takes the title of anxiety But is known in many different forms Vowing to cut me off from the world By filling me with fear and worry Hoping only to drive me to insanity The other titled depression Priding itself on killing my hopes Vowing to cut me off from myself By making me feel worthless Hoping to drive me to self-hate Crying, begging with both To just make some compromise A deal with two devils In hopes of lessening their pain Neither will have mercy Neither will make a truce Neither will defeat each other Nor will they be defeated by any other Little do they know By clawing, scratching At each other to get in my head They destroy me in the process Symbiotically they unnerve me Together they annihilate me They simply don’t realize How well they work together How well they bring me to an end
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Apr 27, 2018
Apr 27, 2018 at 10:17 AM UTC
A Battle of Two Foes
i only had one grandma. i had people of no relation who snaked their way into my heart and then abandoned me when things got too tough. i had one who sent me 2 holiday cards and never spoke to me because she could care less for my mother. and then i had her. the woman with the beehive hair and the list of men who adored her. the smoker. the charmer. the maker of the best baby blankets and christmas wreaths. i had someone who woke me up with a hug and kiss and itsy bitsy spider on the tv. with a cup of coffee in her hand and two peanut butter and jelly sandwiches on the counter, one for each of us. i had a woman who was a terrible mother but saw nothing but beauty in me and knew that i was her ticket to forgiveness. i had a woman who empowered me and made me feel beautiful. from the baby pictures of me in her bathroom to the way her beautiful green eyes that she gave to me looked at me with such love and adoration. i had a woman who spoiled me. who wanted me to have everything, not so i could act privileged, but cultured. i had someone who felt empty inside. who abandoned her daughter. who did drugs and smoked until her lungs gave up on her. i had no more peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. no more macaroni art. i had no grandma. and maybe that’s when i started to lose my innocence. when i realized that the woman i idolized was ripped away due to selfishness and irresponsibility. that the nights my mother would cry herself to sleep because my father wouldn’t ever stop yelling grandma wasn’t just one call away. there was no protection. and while i’ve forgotten her beautiful voice i can still hear screaming and crying. i can still hear the moment of silence and the sad man playing the keys to the tune of amazing grace. i can still hear my father silently priding himself because he knew that he had officially isolated my mother and i from all we had ever known. and after that, doors were closed and locked. there were more holes in the walls and bruises and welts. the vacations were excessive because my mother dreaded being in the home she had once drafted and created for her family. the white picket fence was torn down. the dog was buried in the purple flowers. and i saw the woman i call “mom” crumble to nothingness. and my father rise from my nonexistent grandmas ashes.
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Aug 6, 2018
Aug 6, 2018 at 11:52 PM UTC
loneliness wasn’t always my go to.
i only had one grandma. i had people of no relation who snaked their way into my heart and then abandoned me when things got too tough. i had one who sent me 2 holiday cards and never spoke to me because she could care less for my mother. and then i had her. the woman with the beehive hair and the list of men who adored her. the smoker. the charmer. the maker of the best baby blankets and christmas wreaths. i had someone who woke me up with a hug and kiss and itsy bitsy spider on the tv. with a cup of coffee in her hand and two peanut butter and jelly sandwiches on the counter, one for each of us. i had a woman who was a terrible mother but saw nothing but beauty in me and knew that i was her ticket to forgiveness. i had a woman who empowered me and made me feel beautiful. from the baby pictures of me in her bathroom to the way her beautiful green eyes that she gave to me looked at me with such love and adoration. i had a woman who spoiled me. who wanted me to have everything, not so i could act privileged, but cultured. i had someone who felt empty inside. who abandoned her daughter. who did drugs and smoked until her lungs gave up on her. i had no more peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. no more macaroni art. i had no grandma. and maybe that’s when i started to lose my innocence. when i realized that the woman i idolized was ripped away due to selfishness and irresponsibility. that the nights my mother would cry herself to sleep because my father wouldn’t ever stop yelling grandma wasn’t just one call away. there was no protection. and while i’ve forgotten her beautiful voice i can still hear screaming and crying. i can still hear the moment of silence and the sad man playing the keys to the tune of amazing grace. i can still hear my father silently priding himself because he knew that he had officially isolated my mother and i from all we had ever known. and after that, doors were closed and locked. there were more holes in the walls and bruises and welts. the vacations were excessive because my mother dreaded being in the home she had once drafted and created for her family. the white picket fence was torn down. the dog was buried in the purple flowers. and i saw the woman i call “mom” crumble to nothingness. and my father rise from my nonexistent grandmas ashes.
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Despite priding myself on my words you have me at a loss of them; but I know when I find them I will write books about you.
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May 2, 2016
May 2, 2016 at 5:26 AM UTC
Lost Words
Ask me what's going on and I think, then I'll tell you they're not building a bomb we are the bomb that is what's going on. unlit but fused and we're going to be used. This is the minefield from which we cannot escape this is today and tomorrow won't wait. It wasn't always like this even in the dark ages when they illuminated pages manuscripts but that's been stripped away all we have today is the gnawing sensation that a great conflagration is due. The rapture will come not with a heavenly choir but with explosions from the barrel of a gun. Complain? Tell me to whom? Boom another gun blast you'd better believe it the clocks running on fast overdrive. Survive? you might do but you won't find an Eve believe me. I've written a will there'll be no one to leave my earthly possessions to, still, it's one of the things that we do. Guess I'm through sermonising priding myself that it wasn't me prising the lid off Pandora's box.
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Jul 7, 2016
Jul 7, 2016 at 6:25 AM UTC
Revelations part two