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"psychologically" poems
Slavery A moral depravity A moral degeneracy followed by intellectual degeneration A luxury and currution among the upper classes Slavery A world without the fundamental human rights Revolting cruelty from the ****** outrage to brutal ****** Slavery World of chains World of hard labour World of pains sorrow and agony Songs of joy are sang in the world seeing the end to this hideous blot Yet slavery still exist in the modern world Described as modern slavery Modern slavery A world without chains yet psychologically we are chained World without hard labour yet we work ourselves out to survive World with  fundamental human rights but filled with betrayal at the cause of justice Slavery World for the poor World for the less privelage World of reality
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Mar 14, 2013
Mar 14, 2013 at 6:22 PM UTC
SLAVERY
I don't know who you are I don't know what you do I don't know where you are But I know that You have wrecked me Mentally, psychologically and socially Rendering me incoherent in speech And incapable of action Reduced to a blundering mass Of bloated bones and sinew Ready to collapse like a pack of cards At the slightest hint of a crisis I don't know who you are I don't know what you do I don't know where you are But I know that You have wrecked me And you shall pay dearly for it Whether it be death by a thousand cuts Or a pill of cyanide in your cup of tea Or a bullet right in your temple Or a mighty fall from the tallest tower Or a bite from a venomous serpent Or a decapitation by the mighty guillotine Or even, having your soul ****** out From your filthy mouth I don't know who you are I don't know what you do I don't know where you are But I know that You have wrecked me And I shall not rest Until I finish you, once and for all And the world is rid, of your menace
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Aug 1, 2018
Aug 1, 2018 at 5:51 AM UTC
You have wrecked me
Habits Gluttony Greed Bribery Lustfulness Passed down Generation After generation After generation After generation Okay, I get it, it get it You get it, you get it. Let's get personal Born set up for failure My statistics not looking bright First baby born of color born into A family of strictly whites Grandmother beat my mother When she discovered The life forming inside of her Was half black - Don't cry mother, or I'll whither Inside of you. I grew and grew Taught lies upon lies About myself The other half of me. The only love I knew was of my mother. There was no other - Until she started to take it out on me Habits Passed From generation upon generation. She was sick and tired of being Sick and tired Stomped to the ground due to her Kindness Abused emotionally due to her Selfless-ness Mistreated physically due to her Weakness She took it out on me. Cornered me to a wall Choked me up Laughing - she couldn't get enough Of the amusement of my pain All done in vain Because she couldn't stop the strain Put on her brain. Scarring my face Pulling my hair Public places Not a care - Kicking Scratching Pulling Biting The agony The hate The battle wounds The hurt The scars - On my heart. Habits Passed from generation To generation To generation I was sick on the inside My heart - suffering - never ending bleeding My brain Psychologically ill Flashbacks I locked myself up in my room Head in pillow Screaming louder than your annoying baby sister who throws her unnecessary temper tantrums In the middle of the night. I tied myself up mentally Stuck Self-hate Self-abuse Self-hurt In the sixth grade I to myself - I wanted going to **** And my victim was myself. Filled with the poison - I was ill Injected with self-hate Hated my family Hated all my traits Hated all forms of humanity. Habits Passed From generation to generation To generation.
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Oct 11, 2014
Oct 11, 2014 at 12:44 PM UTC
Poisonous Habits
Habits Gluttony Greed Bribery Lustfulness Passed down Generation After generation After generation After generation Okay, I get it, it get it You get it, you get it. Let's get personal Born set up for failure My statistics not looking bright First baby born of color born into A family of strictly whites Grandmother beat my mother When she discovered The life forming inside of her Was half black - Don't cry mother, or I'll whither Inside of you. I grew and grew Taught lies upon lies About myself The other half of me. The only love I knew was of my mother. There was no other - Until she started to take it out on me Habits Passed From generation upon generation. She was sick and tired of being Sick and tired Stomped to the ground due to her Kindness Abused emotionally due to her Selfless-ness Mistreated physically due to her Weakness She took it out on me. Cornered me to a wall Choked me up Laughing - she couldn't get enough Of the amusement of my pain All done in vain Because she couldn't stop the strain Put on her brain. Scarring my face Pulling my hair Public places Not a care - Kicking Scratching Pulling Biting The agony The hate The battle wounds The hurt The scars - On my heart. Habits Passed from generation To generation To generation I was sick on the inside My heart - suffering - never ending bleeding My brain Psychologically ill Flashbacks I locked myself up in my room Head in pillow Screaming louder than your annoying baby sister who throws her unnecessary temper tantrums In the middle of the night. I tied myself up mentally Stuck Self-hate Self-abuse Self-hurt In the sixth grade I to myself - I wanted going to **** And my victim was myself. Filled with the poison - I was ill Injected with self-hate Hated my family Hated all my traits Hated all forms of humanity. Habits Passed From generation to generation To generation.
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"My daughter, when you grow up (enough) to be able to brandish self-sovereignty tempered by self-discipline I only hope that if and when you may choose to try whatever drugs may appeal to you you are least fortunate enough to have access to clean ones and a safe enough and comfortable enough environment in which to study your interrelationship with them, intellectually, physiologically, psychologically, spiritually, and socially, but not necessarily in that order. I won't tell you what to do, but my advice is this: Don't eat yellow snow: don't snort yellow coke. If you're gonna poison yourself, poison yourself with the good **** If you want to see whats up with something, be certain your sample size is representative. That's just good Science. No one likes a false statistic except those in power who wish to remain in power so maintain thy power to wield thy freedom of choice armed with an arsenal of personal experiences sailing with an armada of accurate information upon the high seas of this uncertain but certainly beautiful Life, but be prepared to accept the consequences. That's just responsibility. That alone oughtta put you well ahead of the curve."
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Jan 8, 2016
Jan 8, 2016 at 3:30 PM UTC
Self-Sovereignty
A king without kingdom, is the one who dwells in his own world Physically here, psychologically in another plane, he never cares about this land's cult The only thing he cares, are his dreams and fantasies Maybe that is why he is called a king, in its own means A king without kingdom, can't be suppressed or oppressed For he, doesn't have a land, that can be snatched to make him depressed He is the true owner of his will, a hero Who can't be made, to exist with Aryabhatta's zero The king without kingdom, is not a gardener without flowers He is that farmer, who always welcome the showers The one who will join him, will also become a king Like him, the one, A King Without Kingdom |AB|
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Apr 3, 2015
Apr 3, 2015 at 12:19 AM UTC
A King Without Kingdom
Certain men may be pigs, and maybe some feminists take it a bit far, but when it comes to sexism, I certainly don't think it's restricted to *** and when it comes to racism: there's no such thing as race. Far too many **** Sapiens are just ******* vapid and odious when it comes to their personality, in general. It doesn't matter if the narrative is One's *** or religion, politics, perceived gender, art, science, the weather or any other elite form of edified philosophy. I want to believe that everyone has merit- that they cannot be judged by any external entity that, because it is external, lacks the whole context. Still, some people spoil my attitude towards people a bit. Humans are my favorite counter-example; yet, I love us. Somehow. Jaded though I may well be, I seek foremost to be kind, but that makes you a doormat. One seems to have two choices: be a push-over, or an ******* I seek the middle path: empathic and kind, but also self-interested. ..something of a "passive-assertive" person. Returning to the point: I'm just an equalist, I guess. Egalitarian. Individualist. Sexism? Racism? Nationalism? Why the **** is it even an issue? Haven't we grown up at all in the last 10,000 years? If someone's skin color, chromosomal composition, language, wealth, ethnicity, or where on Earth they happened to be born is that big of an issue to you psychologically and socially, there are much bigger problems going unchecked boiling over within you. The abandoned kettle whistles. Good luck. Earnestly. We're all counting on you. People are people. Worry about yourself and what and who you love.
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Feb 13, 2015
Feb 13, 2015 at 12:20 AM UTC
A Rant named 'Tolerance'
Certain men may be pigs, and maybe some feminists take it a bit far, but when it comes to sexism, I certainly don't think it's restricted to *** and when it comes to racism: there's no such thing as race. Far too many **** Sapiens are just ******* vapid and odious when it comes to their personality, in general. It doesn't matter if the narrative is One's *** or religion, politics, perceived gender, art, science, the weather or any other elite form of edified philosophy. I want to believe that everyone has merit- that they cannot be judged by any external entity that, because it is external, lacks the whole context. Still, some people spoil my attitude towards people a bit. Humans are my favorite counter-example; yet, I love us. Somehow. Jaded though I may well be, I seek foremost to be kind, but that makes you a doormat. One seems to have two choices: be a push-over, or an ******* I seek the middle path: empathic and kind, but also self-interested. ..something of a "passive-assertive" person. Returning to the point: I'm just an equalist, I guess. Egalitarian. Individualist. Sexism? Racism? Nationalism? Why the **** is it even an issue? Haven't we grown up at all in the last 10,000 years? If someone's skin color, chromosomal composition, language, wealth, ethnicity, or where on Earth they happened to be born is that big of an issue to you psychologically and socially, there are much bigger problems going unchecked boiling over within you. The abandoned kettle whistles. Good luck. Earnestly. We're all counting on you. People are people. Worry about yourself and what and who you love.
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(Holding fire and water together) I don't know why the rain keeps writing the name of Nigeria on the ground in every corner. I don't know why we are this broken and tortured like the fragments of the dust. I don't know why the Dapchi girls returned yesterday while their chikbok friends are still in captive. I don't know why every street in Nigeria is known with an imprint of good leaders. I don't know why we cry yet point accusation. fingers back to ourselves, who is fooling who? I don't know why the sun cry here with a closed lips. I don't know why we keep writing love stories while our brothers and sisters perish in shame! I don't just know why but I think you should know. Are you not the one that collected a cup of rice, clean notes and Abrahamic lie from them? I won't speak ill of this land again, I won't! I won't judge any one, no, I won't for the sake of my unborn children. No, I won't for the sake of what happened to Dele Giwa and Saro Wiwa. We poets are abnormal psychologically. We paints abstraction from the abstracts creating fears that might hurt those true patriots. My muse fell out from me yesterday night, When my television opened to a scene of genocide. Men on pants, women on trousers painting out the tears made for people inhabiting hell. Their laughters and smiles were printed to be archived among themselves. I won't speak ill of this country, no, I won't! Because of my unborn children, I won't! But I will tell just one tale for them to remember Of how monkeys carted away with our monies! Of how Snake swallowed our currency! Of how good our leaders are, I think you know! I have been holding these demons in me until last night they came out horribly in fierce protest to revisit this land again. To tell of those girls ***** under the bridge, To ask why boys like me are named after me, To speak against shadows of death lurking here and there. Nigeria is grey and black, red and violent, Retrieving this oceans of mysteries from the hidden abyss of grave corruption is the passport tabled on the pyramid top to recreate a versatile muses of a lyrics calling for a right to write our rights. Take a walk to memory lane pass your shadow, that of your father, mother & grandmas You will see a Nigeria in another angle trying to free herself from the grip of corruption, then, revisit her tears and struggles you will know we are the cause of our own misfortunes.! ©John Chizoba Vincent From_A_Pen_Refusing_Frustrations
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Jun 30, 2018
Jun 30, 2018 at 5:00 PM UTC
Re-Visiting Nigeria
(Holding fire and water together) I don't know why the rain keeps writing the name of Nigeria on the ground in every corner. I don't know why we are this broken and tortured like the fragments of the dust. I don't know why the Dapchi girls returned yesterday while their chikbok friends are still in captive. I don't know why every street in Nigeria is known with an imprint of good leaders. I don't know why we cry yet point accusation. fingers back to ourselves, who is fooling who? I don't know why the sun cry here with a closed lips. I don't know why we keep writing love stories while our brothers and sisters perish in shame! I don't just know why but I think you should know. Are you not the one that collected a cup of rice, clean notes and Abrahamic lie from them? I won't speak ill of this land again, I won't! I won't judge any one, no, I won't for the sake of my unborn children. No, I won't for the sake of what happened to Dele Giwa and Saro Wiwa. We poets are abnormal psychologically. We paints abstraction from the abstracts creating fears that might hurt those true patriots. My muse fell out from me yesterday night, When my television opened to a scene of genocide. Men on pants, women on trousers painting out the tears made for people inhabiting hell. Their laughters and smiles were printed to be archived among themselves. I won't speak ill of this country, no, I won't! Because of my unborn children, I won't! But I will tell just one tale for them to remember Of how monkeys carted away with our monies! Of how Snake swallowed our currency! Of how good our leaders are, I think you know! I have been holding these demons in me until last night they came out horribly in fierce protest to revisit this land again. To tell of those girls ***** under the bridge, To ask why boys like me are named after me, To speak against shadows of death lurking here and there. Nigeria is grey and black, red and violent, Retrieving this oceans of mysteries from the hidden abyss of grave corruption is the passport tabled on the pyramid top to recreate a versatile muses of a lyrics calling for a right to write our rights. Take a walk to memory lane pass your shadow, that of your father, mother & grandmas You will see a Nigeria in another angle trying to free herself from the grip of corruption, then, revisit her tears and struggles you will know we are the cause of our own misfortunes.! ©John Chizoba Vincent From_A_Pen_Refusing_Frustrations
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This planet orbits a yellow sun like ours. It is in the Optimum Zone to support life. Sure enough it has a wide variety of flora and fauna. Highly intelligent life has evolved in its seas and oceans. Its continents, however, are dominated by a species of primates. Over the past 300 of the planet’s years they have developed Some fairly high technology. But they remain carnivores Who regularly commit genocide. They cut down swathes of natural forest To grow chemically protected Genetically modified nutrition-sources. And they mine their planet empty Of its mineral riches. The planet’s ecosystem is being rapidly destroyed By them. Socially and psychologically they remain primitive. Yet they possess the means to blow their world To pieces. With heavy heart I have to advise We sign this planet “No Entry” For the foreseeable future. “Forbidden” indeed. A planet we call MW Orion 8478-3 That its natives call That ever so common name: “Earth”. Paul Butters
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 10:07 AM UTC
Forbidden Planet
(For context, I went to...) British Kindergarten in England, French Elementary in Switzerland, International MS in England, French HS, then Int'l HS in Korea, (And then completed...) Undergraduate studies in NJ, USA, 9-month gap year in Hong Kong, Graduate studies in QC, Canada. ------------------------------------------------------------ I have shattered my identity. Frequently. Involuntarily. I have undergone assimilation. Socially. Psychologically. I have encountered discrimination. Directly. Racially. I have endured isolation. Grievingly. Impotently. I have ill-wished on others. Subconsciously. Unintentionally. HOWEVER – I have learned to be human. Individually. Collectively. I have discovered empathy. Emotionally. Compassionately. I have gained knowledge. Culturally. Geographically. I have acquired expertise. Intellectually. Linguistically. I have become a citizen. Locally. Globally. Perhaps we who are born and meant to move, Are intended to, and exist to locomote forever, Walking lands, sailing oceans, mastering the world.
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Jun 1, 2016
Jun 1, 2016 at 8:00 AM UTC
The Pains And Gains Of A "Fifth" Culture Kid
MY gender has a big *** problem we think with our ***** because our brains are in our ******* a nicely curved rear a subtly protruding chest imagination always adheres and the hands do the rest in our teens we’re rabbits in our 20’s we’re wolves by 30 we’re lions and 40, owls psychologically volatile emotionally detached physically competent spiritually mismatched understand, we’re arrogant ******** when we’re trying to save face we are also capable of shame and regret not every jack holds an ace the exterior is tough showing only what ruses the eyes true that a man can bluff but even crocodiles cry the next time a **** tries to be one fret not, you can still have fun start by questioning his masculinity and move on to “you have a tiny….” yes that’s right, go ahead spite ME.
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May 4, 2014
May 4, 2014 at 5:49 PM UTC
ImeMY
psychologically, anything can be considered 'legal' under the laws of your own being, even if your heart knows it's not.
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Jul 5, 2014
Jul 5, 2014 at 8:33 PM UTC
boundaries are unknown
My morphine. You numb my pain, Then stick your talons in my chest, Ripping through the stitches that you sew, Proving again that its all about you, It is, always about you. You feed my addiction. Adding more ***** to my prescription. Psychologically dependent on having you in my system. When I cant have you, I suffer euphoric depression. I still haven't gotten used to the transition. I am helplessly dependent of your love. You heal me of my pain, But you are my pain. You hurt me But you soothe me. You break me, Then you put me back together. If this is your definition of forever. I will take it. I will hold onto those thick chemical bonds, Let it take me above and beyond, Then suffer disambiguation as you tear me down.. Those slashes to my chest will feel like hugs, Love and other drugs.
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Jun 11, 2014
Jun 11, 2014 at 3:20 AM UTC
Love and other drugs
Dissappeared as if a dark cloud decayed the body in a matter of miliseconds and disposed of it somewhere unknown.  Never did I see a single sign of being psychologically sick.  Not one piece of evidence to prove her existence. Multiple memories of her wither away slowly.  No discernment  to the delphian disappearance.  Very vague memories of her,  perhaps she was a vision.  Maybe,  just maybe my imagination  had gone too far with my mind. No! Her disappearance  was real;  but due to her irrelevance,   and exodus she was forgotten in the conscious  mind of others. Maybe its time that I finally forget about the phantom that haunts my memories, and makes me question my sanity.  Gone she is,  and gone she will be.  So the acknowledgment of her existence  is Irrelevant.  She is now,  and forever has and will be nonexistent. -V.H.
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Apr 21, 2014
Apr 21, 2014 at 2:51 PM UTC
The forgotten
Mentally insane, psychologically distorted I'm physically in pain, and I'm emotionally contorted ©
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Sep 17, 2015
Sep 17, 2015 at 4:08 PM UTC
• Beat •
whiteness is GMO genetically modified genocide like and from fascism psychologically modified historically modified purely incestuous time loop amphetamine attention span
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Dec 25, 2016
Dec 25, 2016 at 5:49 PM UTC
GMO people
Power pulsating between my legs Irrational intrigue  between my ears Alacrity asunder between my ribs -Heretical human blender- Serving up cleverly crafted cocktails I am Spouting sureness from between my lips I am Stirring in sweet sultriness Soliciting sour sabotage Submerging you in salty squeamishness -Colloquial courtesan, curtly castrating consumers- Inebriating you equally with inevitable irrationality Welcome to my "Reader’s Digest" Prepared especially for you with my psychologically indigestible
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Jan 14, 2012
Jan 14, 2012 at 10:35 AM UTC
Reader's Digest
the other day seated in his office I asked my stubborn, mean-looking bushy-eyebrows editor if he’d consider two books: “Short Stories for Real Short People” and “Truly Tall Tales for Tall People” and he sat back with that air (actually, made you think he wanted to release air) and he said: *“You’ll get shot for titles like that… 'Short Stories for Real Short People' will directly offend people who are vertically challenged And the same people would shoot you for excluding them by implication in the epithet 'Tall' – They’ll sure shoot you for that… They’re both just politically incorrect”* And I leaned forward (releasing air myself – anything he can do, I can do better!) and I said: *“Sure, it’s not politically correct – but it sure ain’t psychologically correct, given our times, to speak of shooting while we are in an office”* I hear the Editor no longer works there and is now in some publishing house who are specialists  in books on Accounting and Engineering where he knows, for sure, I’m never likely to go
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Feb 13, 2014
Feb 13, 2014 at 4:49 PM UTC
a writer's tall tale
Scars will be scars, the ones left untouched, the ones left unharmed. The wound has healed, the time has sealed, yet the remnants remain still. The broken past: fraction, fragment, fabricated; solemn, dark, barren. captured, cultivated, castrated. emotionally torn, physically torn, psychologically sworn. (When will the bird fly, up to the sky, freedom beneath the size of the azure limitless dye). We find comfort in sorrow, fulfillment in hollow, but emptiness continues and follow. When will the shadows ever stop linger, slipping and interweaving between my finger. (One day maybe good news will come from a harbinger). Light is what I need, smile is what I seek. Happiness is what I have to lead, even with this little heart which is meek. (One day) I will fly, the cages will stop stifling me by, although it is hard to try, (One day) I will survive.
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Jun 22, 2012
Jun 22, 2012 at 11:20 AM UTC
Timetravel
Childhood hopes vanished When you were trapped in concrete walls Pleading victim, charged as guilty Time and time, I watched you fall Psychologically manipulative Assimilating crime into your life Not just you, but all of us again This family, you gave no meaning, Your words are so empty, Too often you are missing. Arrested into an orange jumpsuit The locks keep changing on you.
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Aug 26, 2016
Aug 26, 2016 at 11:43 PM UTC
Pacing Around A Jail Cell
Man enters the tavern                             Claps down some cash and outbursts ;                                                        'Thirsty Things Firstly !' The barman evaluates his condition       And provides a session brew Man tilts toward potential company (a ferrety bloke in the shadows) "Pull up that stack of milk crates                          And halve a heart with me" (he earns a quick friend                                                in a tolerant stranger) Soon fellow gaspers fill out the gloom And an eve of humour descends Though soon upending Gourds downed the gullet Sunk ugly into the scene The tippling wit drags the night               to the Slurry Pit things turn Psychologically Rugged his Mates soon round on him bulldozing at the Elbows saying he's a Cheapskate they Berate him with rigorous Rattleprat he's been goated with the Cain's mark they tousle his crown malicious Thorough in his cups and eaves he mumbles and leaves heaving up bile words unheard               gurgle over his shoulder outside is dark and harsh Outside the whole wild world does wail and weary drunkenly he sings to match its melancholy but sadness lifts with his altered view he sees 'a flock of moons' weigh down the sky and natures churn                                                          makes a phosphorescent stew of it all ... decay                                          to lifes' celebration
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Jun 27, 2022
Jun 27, 2022 at 9:04 PM UTC
a Flock of Moons (decay to life II)
Man enters the tavern                             Claps down some cash and outbursts ;                                                        'Thirsty Things Firstly !' The barman evaluates his condition       And provides a session brew Man tilts toward potential company (a ferrety bloke in the shadows) "Pull up that stack of milk crates                          And halve a heart with me" (he earns a quick friend                                                in a tolerant stranger) Soon fellow gaspers fill out the gloom And an eve of humour descends Though soon upending Gourds downed the gullet Sunk ugly into the scene The tippling wit drags the night               to the Slurry Pit things turn Psychologically Rugged his Mates soon round on him bulldozing at the Elbows saying he's a Cheapskate they Berate him with rigorous Rattleprat he's been goated with the Cain's mark they tousle his crown malicious Thorough in his cups and eaves he mumbles and leaves heaving up bile words unheard               gurgle over his shoulder outside is dark and harsh Outside the whole wild world does wail and weary drunkenly he sings to match its melancholy but sadness lifts with his altered view he sees 'a flock of moons' weigh down the sky and natures churn                                                          makes a phosphorescent stew of it all ... decay                                          to lifes' celebration
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hidden secrets or beautiful lies you write in me like I'm your notebook that's kept under lock and key. it seems like you were doing all of this, just to humor me. telling me not tell because these are your deepest darkest secrets but in reality your just yelling stay with me. I look at you & I see you drowning or maybe falling off a cliff I know your reading this and saying she must be psychologically insane or the godsister of Cain but you have to understand my point of view. you're writing all these things instilling them inside me showing me that you value every single page you say your done hurting people & that's why you won't leave her you know that's not where you want to be . your heart isn't there - your heart is with me - I should've been more transparent with my feelings - I admit that - causing confusion & feelings of mixed emotions was never my intention I can't let you go they're right about that. so quick to mention my flaws an all - a - that but they're wrong I'm sorry I don't show love like all these other females out here always all up under their man - & holding their hands that's not me I show love through my gestures my voice my eyes my poetry & that's not something I can or want to change about myself & I'm sorry that I needed space & you had to be alone from time to time denying what my heart has been screaming out but I keep feelings like this to myself because I'm my own notebook with my heart under lock & key hidden secrets or beautiful lies you use to write in me like I'm your notebook but now that lock is broken and I threw away the key .
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Sep 15, 2015
Sep 15, 2015 at 11:13 PM UTC
7/23/15 .
hidden secrets or beautiful lies you write in me like I'm your notebook that's kept under lock and key. it seems like you were doing all of this, just to humor me. telling me not tell because these are your deepest darkest secrets but in reality your just yelling stay with me. I look at you & I see you drowning or maybe falling off a cliff I know your reading this and saying she must be psychologically insane or the godsister of Cain but you have to understand my point of view. you're writing all these things instilling them inside me showing me that you value every single page you say your done hurting people & that's why you won't leave her you know that's not where you want to be . your heart isn't there - your heart is with me - I should've been more transparent with my feelings - I admit that - causing confusion & feelings of mixed emotions was never my intention I can't let you go they're right about that. so quick to mention my flaws an all - a - that but they're wrong I'm sorry I don't show love like all these other females out here always all up under their man - & holding their hands that's not me I show love through my gestures my voice my eyes my poetry & that's not something I can or want to change about myself & I'm sorry that I needed space & you had to be alone from time to time denying what my heart has been screaming out but I keep feelings like this to myself because I'm my own notebook with my heart under lock & key hidden secrets or beautiful lies you use to write in me like I'm your notebook but now that lock is broken and I threw away the key .
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