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It wasn’t supposed to be like this Never had I imagined this After I first saw you Sitting in the corner of the coffee shop Sipping tea with a hint of hazel Matching the light in your eyes I used to love that coffee shop One we went back to many times At least at first You would order the same tea With the same hint of hazel And I would adore your acute audacity Ordering tea in a coffee shop I had friends who told me many things They hadn’t been afraid to see the truth Telling me we were moving too fast Not really understanding where we were But instead taking the present to define everything Perhaps I should’ve listened I had thought you were what they describe as ‘The One’ But your brilliance in my life Blinded me of many things I should’ve paid heed to Placing me on the edge of your storm Instead of reaching the eye of it As I should’ve Maybe this is why the movies are fictional They only exist in our lives until the end credits Whereas I lived past them And witnessed the reality Beyond the list of directors, producers, and actors Living in a cycle of after-credits We went to that coffee shop one last time And I looked Looked for that same spark which I had latched on to All those years back But this time I truly saw you, past the light This time you ordered coffee Black, with no hint of hazel
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Jun 28, 2018
Jun 28, 2018 at 3:35 PM UTC
A Hint of Hazel
The birthday song is not a song it's not even a small ditty As it is only four lines long it's really rather ****** There isn't a good chorus so isn't that a pity A catchy tune it has not got and the lyrics are not witty This song's lyrics are so short and there all the ****** same Apart from the 3rd line down when you substitute a name Okay you say "Dear" instead of "To", but its still a basic frame So this is not a song at all so why has it got the fame It's no wonder people alter the words with monkeys in the zoo And looking like these critters and smelling like them too Or changed to bread and butter in the gutter or squashed tomatoes and stew Because the song is so boring so what else can you do Who the hell wrote this song was it someone who's autistic Come on now lets be frank and a bit more realistic If I where to write this song producers would go ballistic I'd get thrown out of the biz and become a lost statistic Just because it's your birthday I'm not singing about happy People are compelled to sing when really its just ****** It's not the best song in the world I don't want to sound so snappy The birthday song is full of crap just like a soiled ***** It's like we are pre programmed even Marilyn Monroe To sing the ****** birthday song just for ****** show But honestly this song is crap and it can surely go And we can stop with the pretence and cease going with the flow When your birthday does arrive and your expecting a big day The time will come when you know your ears are going to pay Cos someone's bound to start it with or without your say Why does it have to be sung does it have to be this way Singing the birthday song should not be a life compulsion Don't succumb to the trend and quash your minds impulsion   Stamp down on the process and enforce a song expulsion Do away with this song and all of its revulsion The birthday song is not a song when it's sixteen words long Half of them are happy birthday that doesn't constitute a song The wording is so ****** thin as thin as a snapped thong And the musical arrangement isn't even strong People should not sing this song not even a small bit Why is it classed as a song we should stop singing it Most of the words are the same and there is a lack of wit So don't sing the birthday song cos it's not a song it's ****
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Jan 11, 2018
Jan 11, 2018 at 8:14 AM UTC
The Birthday Song Is Not A Song
The birthday song is not a song it's not even a small ditty As it is only four lines long it's really rather ****** There isn't a good chorus so isn't that a pity A catchy tune it has not got and the lyrics are not witty This song's lyrics are so short and there all the ****** same Apart from the 3rd line down when you substitute a name Okay you say "Dear" instead of "To", but its still a basic frame So this is not a song at all so why has it got the fame It's no wonder people alter the words with monkeys in the zoo And looking like these critters and smelling like them too Or changed to bread and butter in the gutter or squashed tomatoes and stew Because the song is so boring so what else can you do Who the hell wrote this song was it someone who's autistic Come on now lets be frank and a bit more realistic If I where to write this song producers would go ballistic I'd get thrown out of the biz and become a lost statistic Just because it's your birthday I'm not singing about happy People are compelled to sing when really its just ****** It's not the best song in the world I don't want to sound so snappy The birthday song is full of crap just like a soiled ***** It's like we are pre programmed even Marilyn Monroe To sing the ****** birthday song just for ****** show But honestly this song is crap and it can surely go And we can stop with the pretence and cease going with the flow When your birthday does arrive and your expecting a big day The time will come when you know your ears are going to pay Cos someone's bound to start it with or without your say Why does it have to be sung does it have to be this way Singing the birthday song should not be a life compulsion Don't succumb to the trend and quash your minds impulsion   Stamp down on the process and enforce a song expulsion Do away with this song and all of its revulsion The birthday song is not a song when it's sixteen words long Half of them are happy birthday that doesn't constitute a song The wording is so ****** thin as thin as a snapped thong And the musical arrangement isn't even strong People should not sing this song not even a small bit Why is it classed as a song we should stop singing it Most of the words are the same and there is a lack of wit So don't sing the birthday song cos it's not a song it's ****
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Do you enjoy sunlight? or do you prefer the moon bright? There is a breeze that lifts you up at sunset There is a cool in the night when your breath rests This is when I pick you up and take your breath away There is a groovy vibration when our bodies sway Holding each other's hands and cuddling or do you prefer the space and distance? That will have you dissect and appreciate what you have for instance Do you look at the time, pushing away the minutes? Or do you ponder on the breathtaking moments? Moments that we've had, memories in your diary or do you wish for more and think that this is only the beginning? Are you saving up and collecting for the dowry Establishing a bond that will live on in the pages of you diary. Something vintage to be remembered eternally Do you leave your door open for the love of me? Or did you time me to come to you before your feelings flee? do you like romantic candle-lit dinners? Or do you prefer junk food on my bed and a movie? Do you enjoy ****** funky music? Or do you enjoy blue and slow jams? Do you like to dance? Or do you prefer trigonometry in bed? Do you like ice cream or yoghurt? Was it sweet and smooth then cold when you got hurt? Will you ever trust a guy again? Or will you shut out every guy who tries to come in? I bring you an offer, you make a decision I intend to take you away for a ride I am prepared to instill in you a lady's pride I am willing to go swimming in waters blue I am devoted to say meaningful words that are true I wish to make you smile and glow I wish to take you to theatre shows Our relationship will be the stage Love will be the play The audience, our exes and all those who say nay We can be the producers and the actors Inspiring the man above to shine his light upon us Convincing the cosmos to make our time a big bang ... and finally our composure igniting with the white and giving your eyes sight Now with wide and broad view, do you like the candles in this light?
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May 6, 2013
May 6, 2013 at 11:28 AM UTC
Candles in this Light
Do you enjoy sunlight? or do you prefer the moon bright? There is a breeze that lifts you up at sunset There is a cool in the night when your breath rests This is when I pick you up and take your breath away There is a groovy vibration when our bodies sway Holding each other's hands and cuddling or do you prefer the space and distance? That will have you dissect and appreciate what you have for instance Do you look at the time, pushing away the minutes? Or do you ponder on the breathtaking moments? Moments that we've had, memories in your diary or do you wish for more and think that this is only the beginning? Are you saving up and collecting for the dowry Establishing a bond that will live on in the pages of you diary. Something vintage to be remembered eternally Do you leave your door open for the love of me? Or did you time me to come to you before your feelings flee? do you like romantic candle-lit dinners? Or do you prefer junk food on my bed and a movie? Do you enjoy ****** funky music? Or do you enjoy blue and slow jams? Do you like to dance? Or do you prefer trigonometry in bed? Do you like ice cream or yoghurt? Was it sweet and smooth then cold when you got hurt? Will you ever trust a guy again? Or will you shut out every guy who tries to come in? I bring you an offer, you make a decision I intend to take you away for a ride I am prepared to instill in you a lady's pride I am willing to go swimming in waters blue I am devoted to say meaningful words that are true I wish to make you smile and glow I wish to take you to theatre shows Our relationship will be the stage Love will be the play The audience, our exes and all those who say nay We can be the producers and the actors Inspiring the man above to shine his light upon us Convincing the cosmos to make our time a big bang ... and finally our composure igniting with the white and giving your eyes sight Now with wide and broad view, do you like the candles in this light?
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My beloved Douro Valley The land where warm Sun sleep, Vines and oak trees to greet. Walls made in the past, Grapes growing fast. Love the vines, Portuguese king planted pines. My Douro River, A friend and a giver. Place where port is made, British  put it on trade. Lovely flavor, Share with your neighbor. The region with natural charm, Producers without a farm. Douro valley in a good mood, Wine pairing well with food. Warmest  regards. Victor  Marques
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Dec 10, 2010
Dec 10, 2010 at 4:00 AM UTC
My beloved Douro Valley
(To JS/07/M/378/ This Marble Monument Is Erected by the State) He was found by the Bureau of Statistics to be One against whom there was no official complaint, And all the reports on his conduct agree That, in the modern sense of an old-fashioned word, he was a saint, For in everything he did he served the Greater Community. Except for the War till the day he retired He worked in a factory and never got fired But satisfied his employers, Fudge Motors Inc. Yet he wasn't a scab or odd in his views, For his Union reports that he paid his dues, (Our report on his Union shows it was sound) And our Social Psychology workers found That he was popular with his mates and liked a drink. The Press are convinced that he bought a paper every day And that his reactions to advertisements were normal in every way. Policies taken out in his name prove that he was fully insured, And his Health-card shows he was once in hospital but left it cured. Both Producers Research and High-Grade Living declare He was fully sensible to the advantages of the Installment Plan And had everything necessary to the Modern Man, A phonograph, a radio, a car and a frigidaire. Our researchers into Public Opinion are content That he held the proper opinions for the time of year; When there was peace, he was for peace: when there was war, he went. He was married and added five children to the population, Which our Eugenist says was the right number for a parent of his generation. And our teachers report that he never interfered with their education. Was he free? Was he happy? The question is absurd: Had anything been wrong, we should certainly have heard.
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The Unknown Citizen
(To JS/07/M/378/ This Marble Monument Is Erected by the State) He was found by the Bureau of Statistics to be One against whom there was no official complaint, And all the reports on his conduct agree That, in the modern sense of an old-fashioned word, he was a saint, For in everything he did he served the Greater Community. Except for the War till the day he retired He worked in a factory and never got fired But satisfied his employers, Fudge Motors Inc. Yet he wasn't a scab or odd in his views, For his Union reports that he paid his dues, (Our report on his Union shows it was sound) And our Social Psychology workers found That he was popular with his mates and liked a drink. The Press are convinced that he bought a paper every day And that his reactions to advertisements were normal in every way. Policies taken out in his name prove that he was fully insured, And his Health-card shows he was once in hospital but left it cured. Both Producers Research and High-Grade Living declare He was fully sensible to the advantages of the Installment Plan And had everything necessary to the Modern Man, A phonograph, a radio, a car and a frigidaire. Our researchers into Public Opinion are content That he held the proper opinions for the time of year; When there was peace, he was for peace: when there was war, he went. He was married and added five children to the population, Which our Eugenist says was the right number for a parent of his generation. And our teachers report that he never interfered with their education. Was he free? Was he happy? The question is absurd: Had anything been wrong, we should certainly have heard.
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Heidi Williams If I edit language, call me poet, a word-smith if I pro it. But if I edit music, there's no such name, no tags of respect just beats to collect, sometimes trash that collects. I'm a trash collector, musical dumpster diver, producers dump their trash I turn their trash to treasure. Treasure hunter, trash tuner. There's beauty everywhere to the eyes of see-ers, the the ears of hearers. Seagulls see trash and turn obsessive, possessive. And we feed the other birds, but shoo them away, but once winter comes, we hear seagull sounds, and we feel the beech. We listen for summer in seagulls. We listen for oceans in seashells, but I can hear waves in my headphones, and I can change the tide when the trash comes.
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Nov 12, 2014
Nov 12, 2014 at 4:38 AM UTC
Seagull Sounding
Producers are making films On the decades of my life. I'm sitting there, and I think out loud: I remember that! At the Henry Ford Museum They've displayed my Radio Flyer And wooden Yo-Yo. I lost them long ago. Flea Markets sell postcards Of Grand Bend Beach and Casino. I bet my life there. I've been told My steel tubular kitchen set Is retro. I didn't know. Classic Car Shows Put barrier ropes Around VWs. They were cheap, Dependable. And everything's back in vogue, 'cept me.
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Aug 16, 2015
Aug 16, 2015 at 3:35 PM UTC
Back in Vogue
Yo I'm tryna hear some new lines, some true lines Maybe in this darkness I can see the Blue Sky Like Common Sense, tryna get us out the dirt my friends But instead, we choose to listen to those who abuse Those that sound like an alarm clock snooze Brainless, in ten minutes we'll hear the same **** Y'all love to make music? That's not what it seems Cause its apparent to the people, you had a dream But betrayed that dream once you saw some C.R.E.A.M. All that paper for a couple of lame joints and some haters I wanna hear a rhyme about the government, or at least the truth Like how it's our time to shine a light for the youth That way, one day, they'll know that wisdom is what we follow So they can stay away from the darkness before it swallows Cause once you get in it, there ain't no escaping From the sky scrapin', paper chasin, devastation, soul deflation That can occur with the exchange of only a few words Its absurd how so many let producers be the choosers You may win that Grammy, but to us you're still losers Now tell me, is that how it has to be? Cause actually, The artist that works the hardest never get credit What I loved so much is no longer respected So unless you to plan to change and stop fronting Do us all a favor and don't say nothing
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Mar 4, 2013
Mar 4, 2013 at 2:09 PM UTC
A Message to Hip-Hop
The best actors, with the best directors and producers are in church. We just play along to make it work. We all have sinned during the week. Then get in church and pray for a change. Just to get out and do it again. Only fooling ourselves and a few others., But not fooling God. Scams and schemes he plays no part. We all know those that holds position within church. Mainly because others don't want the pressure. Comedians jokes about them. And we laugh. Especially when they talk about the ministers ,sisters, elders and deacons. Even the rabbi and the priest. We all are actors of this earth. Pushing on an image to please others. The only real ones within the church, are the children. After all, God has stated a child should lead us. And they are the ones not to be called pretenders. We have various actors ready to jump. And claim they doing it in the name of the lord.
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Jul 29, 2014
Jul 29, 2014 at 1:49 AM UTC
The Best Actors
Berthed and tailed in Almighty, Tea showed its mite as an entity In daily life with its novelty In reality tea is in plenty Producers and users make it tasty To sip in habitual punctuality Its beauty lies in its utility Take it hot, not to be hasty For a break in work, it has its sanctity In extreme hot or cold, it is naughty Its quantity goes well with quality It has limited warranty and guaranty No pantry without tea Kudos to tea’s entreaty For its welcome treat in any treaty Oh! Behold its entry and pageantry
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Mar 1, 2015
Mar 1, 2015 at 9:56 PM UTC
Tea an entity
We all are actors. Pretenders in life. Directed by circumstances that come before us. We, also are life's producers. Before spouses, we act out apart. Before bosses, we pretend to be so involved. Especially in church, where we know what expected of us? Yes, we all are actors. Just mainly unpaid. We , write our own scripts and even edited it. We also add more to it. Pretend when required. Be true to inspire. We are actors nominated many of times
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Jul 25, 2018
Jul 25, 2018 at 1:30 PM UTC
We Are Actors
Just when I thought my muse had left a splintered staccato formed words on a page; seems I still have a taste for the treble clef. Haste in the morning fuels the morning breath for two lovely dumbstruck lovers looking young for their age just when they thought their muse had left. I’m not sure I remember the rest; The words stop like drumsticks dropped in rage, but I still have a taste for the treble clef. Desperate to try as my cousin suggests burning through candles,  tarot, and sage just when I’m sure my muse has left. I vote for stripping this verse and shredding the rest Getting in with producers and out with the wage; We still have a taste for the treble clef. Tequila sunrise and a Mumford sunset; Is freedom a ***** once you’re out of the cage? Just when I thought my muse had left, seems I still have a taste for the treble clef.
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Nov 15, 2011
Nov 15, 2011 at 6:57 PM UTC
Treble clef (Just when I thought my muse had left)
Sunday 40,88 82 82 80 82 Between South Africa, Brazil and Macedonia 600-100-300 300 John Wilson, 300 + 40.82 Congress, eight letters, George Washington. Brazilian art gallery More than 1,300 years later, German, African and Chinese ****** arrive in South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, 60.6006 million 40600300600 (20) ******* divorcees, 8,8,8,8, Brazil, Brazil Brazil, 600 600 600, 600, 82 300, 300, 300 Brazil, 40.82 - another "teacher" in France France is full of ****** from Brazil 600-100 - Six dogs and ****** are full of the fruity aromas of Carmen Campbell, a woman who lives with prostitutes; Prostitutes have existed for 300,700 years (according to Tom Wilson) 300 8 George W. Ashington, USA Euro, Brazil, Brazil, Gabon, Morocco, Ra Ramalin, Harlem, 0.82, Latin America, Africa, Macedonia, South Africa, 40.82, Yobe Africa, Morocco, 40-82 years. MacDonald's, May 2, South Africa, Curse, United Kingdom, Russians, whores' ****** and G'ilimão de Mécoques 2011 6,000,000 days in South Africa, China, South Africa, Go-Go UK / EU. Yuku Uyu and 600, 600, 600, 600, 600 Google ****** Yeh, one Sunday, George Washington attended the coronation of George W. Murray 40.82 600-100-300 300 300 Tom Wilson has Good News for Ephraim in South Africa, ****** from Africa And South Africa bloom in the dust of South Africa. 82300300 has a place of landing for Brooklyn ****** Washington ****** and ****** from East New York in South Africa with 600 600 000 300 (8) 600 doctors, South Africa Google with more than 600 people. 5-300000 600,600,000,600,600 600,000 John Wilson, George Washington, 200,000 in 50000 - 60000600402 in the morning 6006,0066 3006 63 00000 100 600 600 600 600 ****** are here. 600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600, 600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,00,600,660,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600, 600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,60,6 ******* canned report 600600600 40, 82, Brazil, South African and possibly poisonous, 300B - ******* for Tom Wilson, Rudolf, Morocco 600-100-300300 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 1300 Brazilian Producers Paul Paulson, Wilson 2: 40.82, South Africa, South Africa and Brazil 600 600 600 United States' 'Hamster' Washington 100 6006006 Miami, Florida 300,600 82.3003 million more in Brazil, South Africa, Mexico and Russia; Tom Hamilton 40.82 to Morocco and Brazil, South Africa; Freedom in Ohio as a frontier wife, Macedonia, Brazil; United States, Spain, Brazil 20.8 Aborigines, Moroccan, Brooklyn and Harlem ****** 0.82, Decoration: Often, a professional, in fact, is a pre-recorded decision. Others see teenagers, while others see "magic." Doyle is the most vicious woman, of the bride for $15 per night to support her classmate, the "ex" ********** who is still a ********** The figures show that prostitutes are from the local community, that they are disgusting ****** and a woman who has been trafficked for less than a month can reduce stress she receives through using a ********** **** ******* your *** is your money! Your ******* donkeys, and donkeys are your money.
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Nov 24, 2018
Nov 24, 2018 at 10:58 AM UTC
600 ****** [Human Trafficking & Rock'n'Roll]
Sunday 40,88 82 82 80 82 Between South Africa, Brazil and Macedonia 600-100-300 300 John Wilson, 300 + 40.82 Congress, eight letters, George Washington. Brazilian art gallery More than 1,300 years later, German, African and Chinese ****** arrive in South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, 60.6006 million 40600300600 (20) ******* divorcees, 8,8,8,8, Brazil, Brazil Brazil, 600 600 600, 600, 82 300, 300, 300 Brazil, 40.82 - another "teacher" in France France is full of ****** from Brazil 600-100 - Six dogs and ****** are full of the fruity aromas of Carmen Campbell, a woman who lives with prostitutes; Prostitutes have existed for 300,700 years (according to Tom Wilson) 300 8 George W. Ashington, USA Euro, Brazil, Brazil, Gabon, Morocco, Ra Ramalin, Harlem, 0.82, Latin America, Africa, Macedonia, South Africa, 40.82, Yobe Africa, Morocco, 40-82 years. MacDonald's, May 2, South Africa, Curse, United Kingdom, Russians, whores' ****** and G'ilimão de Mécoques 2011 6,000,000 days in South Africa, China, South Africa, Go-Go UK / EU. Yuku Uyu and 600, 600, 600, 600, 600 Google ****** Yeh, one Sunday, George Washington attended the coronation of George W. Murray 40.82 600-100-300 300 300 Tom Wilson has Good News for Ephraim in South Africa, ****** from Africa And South Africa bloom in the dust of South Africa. 82300300 has a place of landing for Brooklyn ****** Washington ****** and ****** from East New York in South Africa with 600 600 000 300 (8) 600 doctors, South Africa Google with more than 600 people. 5-300000 600,600,000,600,600 600,000 John Wilson, George Washington, 200,000 in 50000 - 60000600402 in the morning 6006,0066 3006 63 00000 100 600 600 600 600 ****** are here. 600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600, 600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,00,600,660,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600, 600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,600,60,6 ******* canned report 600600600 40, 82, Brazil, South African and possibly poisonous, 300B - ******* for Tom Wilson, Rudolf, Morocco 600-100-300300 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 6 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600 1300 Brazilian Producers Paul Paulson, Wilson 2: 40.82, South Africa, South Africa and Brazil 600 600 600 United States' 'Hamster' Washington 100 6006006 Miami, Florida 300,600 82.3003 million more in Brazil, South Africa, Mexico and Russia; Tom Hamilton 40.82 to Morocco and Brazil, South Africa; Freedom in Ohio as a frontier wife, Macedonia, Brazil; United States, Spain, Brazil 20.8 Aborigines, Moroccan, Brooklyn and Harlem ****** 0.82, Decoration: Often, a professional, in fact, is a pre-recorded decision. Others see teenagers, while others see "magic." Doyle is the most vicious woman, of the bride for $15 per night to support her classmate, the "ex" ********** who is still a ********** The figures show that prostitutes are from the local community, that they are disgusting ****** and a woman who has been trafficked for less than a month can reduce stress she receives through using a ********** **** ******* your *** is your money! Your ******* donkeys, and donkeys are your money.
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You don't hear it much My music, my muse My soul was taken away That's something big to lose Contracts signed and sealed Delivered...not to me Money never came my way Not a penny did I see Follow the music and you will find Musicians like me, We all went and signed Contracts worth nothing Not to us, not a cent Follow the money And see where it went We poured our emotions Our hearts and our souls We gave them our music Which they all then stole Producers, execs all down the line All made the money On songs that were mine I heard all the rumours But, they must be wrong Then I wrote and signed off On another hit song Follow the music and you will find Musicians like me, We all went and signed Contracts worth nothing Not to us, not a cent Follow the money And see where it went I was not famous But, there must be some sales Just follow the money From the bargain bin pails Somebody, somewhere Was raking it in As companies folded In the business of tin Houses of cards Fold and collapse on the floor But, the money went somewhere 'Cause I'm still in the stores Follow the music and you will find Musicians like me, We all went and signed Contracts worth nothing Not to us, not a cent Follow the money And see where it went Somebody made out Like a bandit with me My albums still selling From around sixty three Just follow the money And see where it goes Into some execs houses And some dj's nose I'm too old to go And do a oldies rock show I'm always invited But, I never will go My voice is all raspy And one thing's still wrong I get paid for the singing But, I don't own the song I know that I made it But I hate the sound Of my music creations That I sold by the pound Every time that they surface On late night FM I know somebody else Made cash off of them Just follow the money And then you will see The thousands of others Who were ripped off like me
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Mar 24, 2014
Mar 24, 2014 at 11:40 PM UTC
just follow the money
You don't hear it much My music, my muse My soul was taken away That's something big to lose Contracts signed and sealed Delivered...not to me Money never came my way Not a penny did I see Follow the music and you will find Musicians like me, We all went and signed Contracts worth nothing Not to us, not a cent Follow the money And see where it went We poured our emotions Our hearts and our souls We gave them our music Which they all then stole Producers, execs all down the line All made the money On songs that were mine I heard all the rumours But, they must be wrong Then I wrote and signed off On another hit song Follow the music and you will find Musicians like me, We all went and signed Contracts worth nothing Not to us, not a cent Follow the money And see where it went I was not famous But, there must be some sales Just follow the money From the bargain bin pails Somebody, somewhere Was raking it in As companies folded In the business of tin Houses of cards Fold and collapse on the floor But, the money went somewhere 'Cause I'm still in the stores Follow the music and you will find Musicians like me, We all went and signed Contracts worth nothing Not to us, not a cent Follow the money And see where it went Somebody made out Like a bandit with me My albums still selling From around sixty three Just follow the money And see where it goes Into some execs houses And some dj's nose I'm too old to go And do a oldies rock show I'm always invited But, I never will go My voice is all raspy And one thing's still wrong I get paid for the singing But, I don't own the song I know that I made it But I hate the sound Of my music creations That I sold by the pound Every time that they surface On late night FM I know somebody else Made cash off of them Just follow the money And then you will see The thousands of others Who were ripped off like me
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we live in a world where people are killed because they are different because of their race their beliefs where women are ***** till death labeled as *** machines and baby producers where nice people are stupid and naive and hypocrites are smart and have understood life well where with money you can get everything where women and children are sold like sheeps where the innocents are guilty and the guilty are innocent where millions are dying from hunger and poverty we live in a world where since its existence not a single day had passed without spilling blood what a beautiful world we are living in !!
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Feb 27, 2015
Feb 27, 2015 at 2:33 PM UTC
A Beautiful World
I dreamt of draupadi, birthed by fire foot on black coals smoldering face smothered soot an offering vengeance - mocked, name soiled a scapegoat for war because of a purpose dictated by her father, for laughter imaged from her lips a blame only a man or five, a few producers, even, can shift to a woman.
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Jun 15, 2020
Jun 15, 2020 at 8:26 AM UTC
draupadi
This time is precious, every moment infectious. One minute in a parking lot, parking cigarettes in the dirt, outside a library no less. And from one minute to the next, shaking hands with a councilwoman. Just her presence, was a good omen. This is a community meeting, ahead of a strike, on May 15th. Our fight? Our cause? Wage parity. The resource vitality, of every worker, and every family. Every human deserves dignity. Repeat it with rapidity. We are all created equal. This is a civil rights sequel. You can't survive on $7.93 And if it were up to me, No job would pay less than FIFTEEN. The rich can't inoculate, what they didn't anticipate. Fry cooks, cashiers, drive-thru tellers, (these ain't no "bums" or beggars!) They met up with activists, and labor leaders. They've walked off the job and into the streets! They've come out, to take a stand, to shake off their chains, and make some demands! $15 and a union!!! If you haven't taken notice, I don't what you've been doin!!! I hope McDonald's, Wal-Mart, and retailers galore, value the profit-producers, running their stores. The notion upon which, both capitalists and socialists can agree, is that labor produces value according to theory. The media are watching, in case you need reminding. Watching you rake in BILLIONS, while paying and STEALING, POVERTY WAGES. We call this condition, hard-working ENSLAVEMENT, with pay-as-you-go debit card "paychecks"... And all this "part-time" just to make sure workers are best nickel'd and dime'd!! But what you don't seem to understand, is that this movement is long overdue. Do we need a historical inflation review? And this $10.10 business? Please! What is this 1993? You can't sanitize, Baptize, nor televise, this struggle. These are a people who've had enough. 'Ya Basta!' they say! 'Enough is Enough!' Enough struggle, enough hustle, Enough putting in muscle, and your time, and blood, and sweat and tears, many with children, many for years, without a pay bump that keeps pace, with the basic cost of living these days. Still a minimum wage, of only $7.93?! I say 'Ya Busta!' if you ask me.
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May 21, 2014
May 21, 2014 at 5:56 PM UTC
The Service Sector's #FightFor15
This time is precious, every moment infectious. One minute in a parking lot, parking cigarettes in the dirt, outside a library no less. And from one minute to the next, shaking hands with a councilwoman. Just her presence, was a good omen. This is a community meeting, ahead of a strike, on May 15th. Our fight? Our cause? Wage parity. The resource vitality, of every worker, and every family. Every human deserves dignity. Repeat it with rapidity. We are all created equal. This is a civil rights sequel. You can't survive on $7.93 And if it were up to me, No job would pay less than FIFTEEN. The rich can't inoculate, what they didn't anticipate. Fry cooks, cashiers, drive-thru tellers, (these ain't no "bums" or beggars!) They met up with activists, and labor leaders. They've walked off the job and into the streets! They've come out, to take a stand, to shake off their chains, and make some demands! $15 and a union!!! If you haven't taken notice, I don't what you've been doin!!! I hope McDonald's, Wal-Mart, and retailers galore, value the profit-producers, running their stores. The notion upon which, both capitalists and socialists can agree, is that labor produces value according to theory. The media are watching, in case you need reminding. Watching you rake in BILLIONS, while paying and STEALING, POVERTY WAGES. We call this condition, hard-working ENSLAVEMENT, with pay-as-you-go debit card "paychecks"... And all this "part-time" just to make sure workers are best nickel'd and dime'd!! But what you don't seem to understand, is that this movement is long overdue. Do we need a historical inflation review? And this $10.10 business? Please! What is this 1993? You can't sanitize, Baptize, nor televise, this struggle. These are a people who've had enough. 'Ya Basta!' they say! 'Enough is Enough!' Enough struggle, enough hustle, Enough putting in muscle, and your time, and blood, and sweat and tears, many with children, many for years, without a pay bump that keeps pace, with the basic cost of living these days. Still a minimum wage, of only $7.93?! I say 'Ya Busta!' if you ask me.
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I take pleasure in the simple things And I know a lot of people say that But I think a lot of people get carried away With the idea of getting carried away They watch movies for the special effects Go to baseball games for the big names And watch trains go by for the wrecks But I take pleasure in the simple things The other day I paced in the rain It was summer so the warm water Reminded me of growing up in Shanghai Where the chemical rain would burn when it touched you And that's a happy memory for me I watch movies for the kisses The Humphrey Bogart Reach out and kiss the crap out of them kisses The Ingrid Bergman sly, seductive kisses The Audrey Hepburn innocent, eyes closed kisses I go to baseball games to smell the air Little league games, high school games, Minor league games, professional games It doesn't matter they all smell like dirt and leather I like to walk by freshly mowed lawns Because it reminds me of when I was younger And played soccer every Saturday morning On just cut grass I love, love, love to watch little kids run in circles For absolutely no reason at all I take pleasure in the simple things I think too often people Try to measure the was of each day Against the could be of every dream Forgetting that we don't ask our dreams To accomplish themselves between 9-5 Some people get caught up in Trying to live their life Like it was a scene from a dream They drempt while they slept last night And though sometimes life can seem like a movie We are not producers or directors Merely actors following our lines Trying to feel out someone else's vision So I find pleasure in the simple things The parts no producer could control The lines that aren't in the script The prettiest rose on my bike ride home Warm Rain Dirt Leather Cut grass, little kids, and puppy dogs Because if we limit the pleasure we find To the greatest moments in our lives We're never going to believe it's happening when it is Always dreaming there could be more to our life then there is And when we do finally believe The only chance we'll have to smile Will be at a memory And we'll miss all the beauty and pleasure The world and life Has put in front of you and me
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Aug 25, 2009
Aug 25, 2009 at 7:40 PM UTC
Simple Things
I take pleasure in the simple things And I know a lot of people say that But I think a lot of people get carried away With the idea of getting carried away They watch movies for the special effects Go to baseball games for the big names And watch trains go by for the wrecks But I take pleasure in the simple things The other day I paced in the rain It was summer so the warm water Reminded me of growing up in Shanghai Where the chemical rain would burn when it touched you And that's a happy memory for me I watch movies for the kisses The Humphrey Bogart Reach out and kiss the crap out of them kisses The Ingrid Bergman sly, seductive kisses The Audrey Hepburn innocent, eyes closed kisses I go to baseball games to smell the air Little league games, high school games, Minor league games, professional games It doesn't matter they all smell like dirt and leather I like to walk by freshly mowed lawns Because it reminds me of when I was younger And played soccer every Saturday morning On just cut grass I love, love, love to watch little kids run in circles For absolutely no reason at all I take pleasure in the simple things I think too often people Try to measure the was of each day Against the could be of every dream Forgetting that we don't ask our dreams To accomplish themselves between 9-5 Some people get caught up in Trying to live their life Like it was a scene from a dream They drempt while they slept last night And though sometimes life can seem like a movie We are not producers or directors Merely actors following our lines Trying to feel out someone else's vision So I find pleasure in the simple things The parts no producer could control The lines that aren't in the script The prettiest rose on my bike ride home Warm Rain Dirt Leather Cut grass, little kids, and puppy dogs Because if we limit the pleasure we find To the greatest moments in our lives We're never going to believe it's happening when it is Always dreaming there could be more to our life then there is And when we do finally believe The only chance we'll have to smile Will be at a memory And we'll miss all the beauty and pleasure The world and life Has put in front of you and me
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Followers of Sfera would be glad to know that the Spanish fashion brand recently launched its Fall-Winter 2016 collection at its flagship store in SM Makati. The event, held in partnership with the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines (La Camara Manila), had the local Spanish community and members of the diplomatic corps among the guests. They were treated to a fabulous showcase of the collection, along with cocktails and an exciting shopping experience. In attendance were Maria Jose Carrasco, wife of Spanish Ambassador Luis Antonio Calvo, Pedro Pascual of the Commercial Office of the Embassy of Spain, Alfredo Roca, vice president external of La Camara Manila. Sfera, part of Madrid’s renowned El Corte Ingles Group of Companies, opened its first store in Asia in the Philippines in 2014, on the second floor of The SM Store Makati. In 2015, it opened more branches—on the second level of Building B in SM Megamall, and on the upper ground floor of SM Seaside City Cebu. September 2016 saw its first department store corner at The SM Store in Aura Premier. This premium fast-fashion brand offers men’s and women’s wear, and is known for its ability to stay on-trend every season while maintaining good-quality clothing and affordability. From SM, heading to the opposite side of town, we were treated to a gastronomic symphony at one of our favorite restaurants, Salvatore Cuomo. The six-course dinner, prepared by chef Salvatore Cuomo himself, served as a sneak peek of his new dishes on the menu. The Italian culinary titan has narrowed the boundaries between innovation and fine taste. The meal was a roller-coaster of dynamic flavors and textures—an array of small bites paired with light aperitif for starters, washed down with Italian and French medium-bodied red and white wines. In true Salvatore Cuomo fashion, the ingredients used in the entire dinner were thoughtfully selected and sourced from the best producers in Europe and Asia.Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-sydney | www.marieaustralia.com/red-carpet-celebrity-dresses
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Jan 17, 2017
Jan 17, 2017 at 10:20 PM UTC
Spanish brand Sfera unveils fashion showcase
Followers of Sfera would be glad to know that the Spanish fashion brand recently launched its Fall-Winter 2016 collection at its flagship store in SM Makati. The event, held in partnership with the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines (La Camara Manila), had the local Spanish community and members of the diplomatic corps among the guests. They were treated to a fabulous showcase of the collection, along with cocktails and an exciting shopping experience. In attendance were Maria Jose Carrasco, wife of Spanish Ambassador Luis Antonio Calvo, Pedro Pascual of the Commercial Office of the Embassy of Spain, Alfredo Roca, vice president external of La Camara Manila. Sfera, part of Madrid’s renowned El Corte Ingles Group of Companies, opened its first store in Asia in the Philippines in 2014, on the second floor of The SM Store Makati. In 2015, it opened more branches—on the second level of Building B in SM Megamall, and on the upper ground floor of SM Seaside City Cebu. September 2016 saw its first department store corner at The SM Store in Aura Premier. This premium fast-fashion brand offers men’s and women’s wear, and is known for its ability to stay on-trend every season while maintaining good-quality clothing and affordability. From SM, heading to the opposite side of town, we were treated to a gastronomic symphony at one of our favorite restaurants, Salvatore Cuomo. The six-course dinner, prepared by chef Salvatore Cuomo himself, served as a sneak peek of his new dishes on the menu. The Italian culinary titan has narrowed the boundaries between innovation and fine taste. The meal was a roller-coaster of dynamic flavors and textures—an array of small bites paired with light aperitif for starters, washed down with Italian and French medium-bodied red and white wines. In true Salvatore Cuomo fashion, the ingredients used in the entire dinner were thoughtfully selected and sourced from the best producers in Europe and Asia.Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-sydney | www.marieaustralia.com/red-carpet-celebrity-dresses
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There's something about everything about nothing about how we were created, tiny blips in a system of "Nothing Even Matters" starring the worst producers in the universe. One could catch a glimpse of us as they pass by to get to somewhere better and laugh, and shake their heads and they would know our only purpose in existence was to make them feel better inside. But whoever writes a book in the view of the indifferent? Whoever directs a movie where nothing different happens? That's like asking who remembers the forgotten, it's possible but ever so unlikely, and sure as sine is undulated, under appreciated, somewhat very deflated, and though we aren't remembered, we sure aren't too terribly hated. There's something about anything that could be distributed as significance in this underrated little beauty, flourished world that runs about full of life and clarity, streaming with disparity, slow depreciating, and sometimes we're defeating the purpose of why we're unique, and we slowly take the filters out of our little selfie, loosing all this isn't healthy, and we diminish all signs of any significance and we become as lifeless as a meteor, and I sometimes think "What is this for?" And then I simply sigh and take my sunglasses outside and stare into the sun, and wonder if anyone in the entire world has gotten off their iPhones or TVs and stared at the sun along with me. There's something about how I feel when the little things get to me, like grades or dating drama, getting larger, more dramatic, oh it's such a ceaseless phlegmatic, and I sit at my stirring house and wonder how I can bear to live it anymore. But then I start to realise the person passing over is really staring us in the face and watching this world run in place. I'm not going to think about it anymore, it's all part of Earth's perpetual cycle, I'm not going to stop this utter nonsense now because it's time for me to go to my next class.
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May 22, 2013
May 22, 2013 at 9:49 AM UTC
There's Something
There's something about everything about nothing about how we were created, tiny blips in a system of "Nothing Even Matters" starring the worst producers in the universe. One could catch a glimpse of us as they pass by to get to somewhere better and laugh, and shake their heads and they would know our only purpose in existence was to make them feel better inside. But whoever writes a book in the view of the indifferent? Whoever directs a movie where nothing different happens? That's like asking who remembers the forgotten, it's possible but ever so unlikely, and sure as sine is undulated, under appreciated, somewhat very deflated, and though we aren't remembered, we sure aren't too terribly hated. There's something about anything that could be distributed as significance in this underrated little beauty, flourished world that runs about full of life and clarity, streaming with disparity, slow depreciating, and sometimes we're defeating the purpose of why we're unique, and we slowly take the filters out of our little selfie, loosing all this isn't healthy, and we diminish all signs of any significance and we become as lifeless as a meteor, and I sometimes think "What is this for?" And then I simply sigh and take my sunglasses outside and stare into the sun, and wonder if anyone in the entire world has gotten off their iPhones or TVs and stared at the sun along with me. There's something about how I feel when the little things get to me, like grades or dating drama, getting larger, more dramatic, oh it's such a ceaseless phlegmatic, and I sit at my stirring house and wonder how I can bear to live it anymore. But then I start to realise the person passing over is really staring us in the face and watching this world run in place. I'm not going to think about it anymore, it's all part of Earth's perpetual cycle, I'm not going to stop this utter nonsense now because it's time for me to go to my next class.
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Doctor discussing with detective. Patient mumbling to themselves. "Yes, I am an actor." Cut to rewind, of producers watching take in post. Rewind actually fast forward in post, watching alternate lines of same scene. Cut to alternate scene as if it was reality. Doctor discussing with detective. Patient mumbling to themselves. "Yes, I am a model." "CUT! That's a wrap!"
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Aug 5, 2014
Aug 5, 2014 at 4:28 AM UTC
Perfect Blue
I'm not immune to profanity, so will you please Stop! So much of it is spoken, I am about to drop. Why do we have English teachers, to teach us how to speak? For those stuck on using profanity, the English teachers are the ones to seek. I'm not immune to profanity, in fact it makes me sick. To hear it constantly spoken, can really give you a fit. I'm not immune to profanity, can T.V. Producers find familiar clean words? To continue to hear profanity, are something that shouldn't be heard. I'm not immune to profanity, and I never will. People have been known to use them, and they have gotten themselves killed. By, Author & Poet, Sandra Juanita Nailing
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 1:34 AM UTC
NOT IMMUNE TO PROFANITY
Truth, information dissemination, collaboration. Free exchange of art, without paying greedy producers, and publishers. Unifying love motivated people, aiding in support group organization. The internet isn't only for **** shopping, and distracting us from the truth. And no amount of **** site redirects, war game adware, and celebrity secrets popups will conceal the truth forever. No amount
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 2:50 PM UTC
The Internet Was The Worst Mistake These People Ever Made