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"pusher" poems
“Moby ****  Herman Melville <•> ~for the lost at sea~ after a year of saltwater absence and abstinence, return to the island caught between two land forks surrounded by river-heading flows bound for the ocean great joining the Atlantic welcomes the fresh water fools, bringing with them hopefully, but hopeless gifts of obeisances, peace-offerings endeavoring to keep their infinite souls sea accepts them then drowns the warm newcomers in the unaccustomed deep cold salinity, which sometimes erodes sometimes preserving their former freshwater cold originality I’m called to depart my beach shoreline  unarmed, no kayak, sunfish or glass bottomed boat needed, walk on water and my toes, ten eyes to see the bottom, no depth perception limitation, reading the floor’s topography, millions of minion’s stories infinite, many Munch screaming god’s foot, heavy upon my shoulders, a daytime travel guide, hired for me, not a friendly travel companion,  nope, God a pusher showing off a drug called deep water salvation, designated for the masses, can handle large parties my in-camera brain  eyes, record everything for playback - the lost and unburied, bone crossword puzzles walk shore to ship, on soles to souls, is this my new-summer nature welcome back greeting? puzzled at the awesomeness of vastness, conclude this clarification for me of the occluded-deep, is a stern reminder of my insignificant existence, my requirement to walk humbly, spare my sin of vanity, and forgive my trespasses upon the lives of others perhaps then the infinite of my soul perchance restored, older visions clarified and future poems will write themselves and sea to it my predecessors be better remembered Memorial Day 2018
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May 28, 2018
May 28, 2018 at 11:53 AM UTC
“the sea... jeeringly...drowned the infinite of his soul...to wondrous depths...he saw God’s foot upon the treadle of the loom and spake it”
“Moby ****  Herman Melville <•> ~for the lost at sea~ after a year of saltwater absence and abstinence, return to the island caught between two land forks surrounded by river-heading flows bound for the ocean great joining the Atlantic welcomes the fresh water fools, bringing with them hopefully, but hopeless gifts of obeisances, peace-offerings endeavoring to keep their infinite souls sea accepts them then drowns the warm newcomers in the unaccustomed deep cold salinity, which sometimes erodes sometimes preserving their former freshwater cold originality I’m called to depart my beach shoreline  unarmed, no kayak, sunfish or glass bottomed boat needed, walk on water and my toes, ten eyes to see the bottom, no depth perception limitation, reading the floor’s topography, millions of minion’s stories infinite, many Munch screaming god’s foot, heavy upon my shoulders, a daytime travel guide, hired for me, not a friendly travel companion,  nope, God a pusher showing off a drug called deep water salvation, designated for the masses, can handle large parties my in-camera brain  eyes, record everything for playback - the lost and unburied, bone crossword puzzles walk shore to ship, on soles to souls, is this my new-summer nature welcome back greeting? puzzled at the awesomeness of vastness, conclude this clarification for me of the occluded-deep, is a stern reminder of my insignificant existence, my requirement to walk humbly, spare my sin of vanity, and forgive my trespasses upon the lives of others perhaps then the infinite of my soul perchance restored, older visions clarified and future poems will write themselves and sea to it my predecessors be better remembered Memorial Day 2018
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In nineteen hundred forty-nine China was won by Mao Tse-tung Chiang Kai-shek's army ran away They were waiting there in Thailand yesterday Supported by the CIA Pushing junk down Thailand way First they stole from the Meo Tribes Up in the hills they started taking bribes Then they sent their soldiers up to Shan Collecting ***** to send to The Man Pushing junk in Bangkok yesterday Supported by the CIA Brought their jam on mule trains down To Chiang Rai that's a railroad town Sold it next to the police chief brain He took it to town on the choochoo train Trafficking dope to Bangkok all day Supported by the CIA The policeman's name was Mr. Phao He peddled dope grand scale and how Chief of border customs paid By Central Intelligence's U.S. A.I.D. The whole operation, Newspapers say Supported by the CIA He got so sloppy & peddled so loose He busted himself & cooked his own goose Took the reward for an ***** load Seizing his own haul which same he resold Big time pusher for a decade turned grey Working for the CIA Touby Lyfong he worked for the French A big fat man liked to dine & ***** Prince of the Meos he grew black mud Till ***** flowed through the land like a flood Communists came and chased the French away So Touby took a job with the CIA The whole operation fell in to chaos Till U.S. Intelligence came into Laos I'll tell you no lie I'm a true American Our big pusher there was Phoumi Nosovan All them Princes in a power play But Phoumi was the man for the CIA And his best friend General Vang Pao Ran the Meo army like a sacred cow Helicopter smugglers filled Long Cheng's bars In Xieng Quang province on the Plain of Jars It started in secret they were fighting yesterday Clandestine secret army of the CIA All through the Sixties the Dope flew free Thru Tan Son Nhut Saigon to Marshal Ky Air America followed through Transporting confiture for President Thieu All these Dealers were decades and yesterday The Indochinese mob of the U.S. CIA Operation Haylift Offisir Wm. Colby Saw Marshal Ky fly ***** Mr. Mustard told me Indochina desk he was Chief of ***** Tricks "Hitchhiking" with dope pushers was how he got his fix Subsidizing traffickers to drive the Reds away Till Colby was the head of the CIA January 1972
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In nineteen hundred forty-nine China was won by Mao Tse-tung Chiang Kai-shek's army ran away They were waiting there in Thailand yesterday Supported by the CIA Pushing junk down Thailand way First they stole from the Meo Tribes Up in the hills they started taking bribes Then they sent their soldiers up to Shan Collecting ***** to send to The Man Pushing junk in Bangkok yesterday Supported by the CIA Brought their jam on mule trains down To Chiang Rai that's a railroad town Sold it next to the police chief brain He took it to town on the choochoo train Trafficking dope to Bangkok all day Supported by the CIA The policeman's name was Mr. Phao He peddled dope grand scale and how Chief of border customs paid By Central Intelligence's U.S. A.I.D. The whole operation, Newspapers say Supported by the CIA He got so sloppy & peddled so loose He busted himself & cooked his own goose Took the reward for an ***** load Seizing his own haul which same he resold Big time pusher for a decade turned grey Working for the CIA Touby Lyfong he worked for the French A big fat man liked to dine & ***** Prince of the Meos he grew black mud Till ***** flowed through the land like a flood Communists came and chased the French away So Touby took a job with the CIA The whole operation fell in to chaos Till U.S. Intelligence came into Laos I'll tell you no lie I'm a true American Our big pusher there was Phoumi Nosovan All them Princes in a power play But Phoumi was the man for the CIA And his best friend General Vang Pao Ran the Meo army like a sacred cow Helicopter smugglers filled Long Cheng's bars In Xieng Quang province on the Plain of Jars It started in secret they were fighting yesterday Clandestine secret army of the CIA All through the Sixties the Dope flew free Thru Tan Son Nhut Saigon to Marshal Ky Air America followed through Transporting confiture for President Thieu All these Dealers were decades and yesterday The Indochinese mob of the U.S. CIA Operation Haylift Offisir Wm. Colby Saw Marshal Ky fly ***** Mr. Mustard told me Indochina desk he was Chief of ***** Tricks "Hitchhiking" with dope pushers was how he got his fix Subsidizing traffickers to drive the Reds away Till Colby was the head of the CIA January 1972
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I was never considered a friend, just a classmate, a time-pusher that was all i was. But today, i planted a smile. A smile so deep and pure, it came as a shock to her. A surprize indeed. But surely my own heart rejoices to know that i planted a smile.
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Jun 3, 2015
Jun 3, 2015 at 9:42 AM UTC
I planted a smile
A psychedelic substance A psychedelic substance Drugs. Drugs a unrelated substance. familiar states of consciousness, familiar states. A stimulation A stimulation of the body in my body the drug, with the familiar states of consciousness familiar states Oh God, oh Jesus The hallucinogens as known as drugs consciousness Jesus, a pusher, a dealer a psychedelich ******* a Psychedelich mushroom like the substance the psychedelic substance Capture your attention in a box in your mind in your psychedelic jesus mind Jesus was a pusher jesus was a drug addict a psychodelic drug addict with drums around his neck Feelings, euphoria, empathy for Jesus Love, heightened self-awereness only for Jesus Only for my dealer Increased sensuality, increased awareness of sensation. Creativity, paranoia Paranoia over Jesus
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 2:26 PM UTC
Wikipedia said it was okay..
"hell yeah?" the burglar asked the pusher. (the burglar: wirily, ambitious. plain appearance, dressed in black. the pusher: wealthy, strong and well-conditioned. sumptuous leather jacket.) "hell yeah", the pusher answered. "now i got what i like and you got what you need." both grinned. after a day of extensive work, they relaxed in a hellish pub. it was visited by diplomatic creatures whose faces were recognizable like shadows. this pub was called babylon 8. the burglar and the pusher touched glasses to celebrate their deal. they drank. "nothing to be written down", the pusher added. burglar nodded. voices of the diplomatic creatures surrounding them; satanic sighs; bold laughter; their sentences sounded like orders that are dictated by judges.    snakes and rats. gravelpitbulls and red cats. creatures with excellent memory. guys who swallow their plans after they had learned them by heart. a while later, a lady entered the pub: adorable like a man's fantasy; imitable like a woman's strategy. her hair color was your desire; her skin color the color of your dreams. her name was fantasy girl. suddenly, the lights went out; suddenly, a lightblue sun illuminated the room. no one noticed. everyone so busy hiding something that nothing was hid. the creatures of babylon 8 therefore didn't perceive the light. fantasy girl ordered a drink. she told the bartender: "i need freedom. that's what i want from you, the people of babylon 8." the bartender a giant with a face full of shining scars; his right ear missing; flashy shirt; an ancient first name; speaker of all world languages combined: the omerta. fantasy girl took a sip from a silver brew which had been served to her by the bartender. she took out a single match and there was no box; a long cigarette between her unknown lips. bartender looked at fantasy girl. without saying a word, he turned his stubble cheek into her direction. fantasy girl lighted the match. lightblue fire. inhaling. smoke. iceblue cloud. the burglar and the pusher had been looking at fantasy girl all the time. fantasy girl held a white fountain pen and took a black sheet out of a green handbag. she began to write.
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Dec 15, 2019
Dec 15, 2019 at 10:12 AM UTC
BABYLON 8. FANTASY GIRL'S SCENE.
"hell yeah?" the burglar asked the pusher. (the burglar: wirily, ambitious. plain appearance, dressed in black. the pusher: wealthy, strong and well-conditioned. sumptuous leather jacket.) "hell yeah", the pusher answered. "now i got what i like and you got what you need." both grinned. after a day of extensive work, they relaxed in a hellish pub. it was visited by diplomatic creatures whose faces were recognizable like shadows. this pub was called babylon 8. the burglar and the pusher touched glasses to celebrate their deal. they drank. "nothing to be written down", the pusher added. burglar nodded. voices of the diplomatic creatures surrounding them; satanic sighs; bold laughter; their sentences sounded like orders that are dictated by judges.    snakes and rats. gravelpitbulls and red cats. creatures with excellent memory. guys who swallow their plans after they had learned them by heart. a while later, a lady entered the pub: adorable like a man's fantasy; imitable like a woman's strategy. her hair color was your desire; her skin color the color of your dreams. her name was fantasy girl. suddenly, the lights went out; suddenly, a lightblue sun illuminated the room. no one noticed. everyone so busy hiding something that nothing was hid. the creatures of babylon 8 therefore didn't perceive the light. fantasy girl ordered a drink. she told the bartender: "i need freedom. that's what i want from you, the people of babylon 8." the bartender a giant with a face full of shining scars; his right ear missing; flashy shirt; an ancient first name; speaker of all world languages combined: the omerta. fantasy girl took a sip from a silver brew which had been served to her by the bartender. she took out a single match and there was no box; a long cigarette between her unknown lips. bartender looked at fantasy girl. without saying a word, he turned his stubble cheek into her direction. fantasy girl lighted the match. lightblue fire. inhaling. smoke. iceblue cloud. the burglar and the pusher had been looking at fantasy girl all the time. fantasy girl held a white fountain pen and took a black sheet out of a green handbag. she began to write.
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Fought One, Twenty-two skidoo. Cantankerous mad filamous She, That of her, Me. Piñata, stretched balloon Over my big fleshy ****** Tea and cakes, Painted my nails Painted my lips Like candy. Gold trinkets, Pour like mercury out of my ear. Ouch! I cried My feet in hot sandy Dreams. Flying peacocks tickle My ***** Oranges roll on chalk board tables Over stale rye bread. ***** dribbles out like mucus And a runny nose. Toilet paper and rusty water. ********** on you. Stocking lover. Fetish cover. Woman pusher. Mellifluous **** Look at my skin. Pink, beige, peach, red Porous, greasy, bacteria ridden hide. **** me like seppuku, Smother, suffocate me with Red jelly jam. Lubricate your finger with black Cancerous ash. Stick it in my naval, Unravel my umbilical cord Like so many filaments of my heart. Tear your flesh You auto ********* Rip your liver And force feed it Corn and maize Hay and grass Emory my nails against Red barn walls Until bare skin fundamentals Kisses with salty lips Inflame my ravishing Pig stomach. Kick my shin you Everything, Wake up you stupid ***** Void can be blue skies, Oceans call for suicide. Kiss me with delight, Raspberries tattooed In my ***** Strawberry cream Vanilla, milk, Ponderous infinity, Cotton, dough Honey and sage. Caustic gastric You and not me. Feel my legs, Touch my thighs, Lick my lips, Give me anything Not direct. Tie me up in complexities. **** my head up. Put me in a dream, Make me happy. Blair Butterfield 2004
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Jan 11, 2010
Jan 11, 2010 at 7:09 AM UTC
Rancour
I sold smack on a playground today biding time to scrounge the rent-- Two months ago I had never even seen the stuff. I'd never procured it for personal use, let alone sold it. Now I'm a full-time pusher of prescriptions for problems that can't be cured, a modern-day snake-oil salesmen schlepping panaceas for every conceivable ill. *Trying to cope with depression? This'll give you a shot in the arm! Your boyfriend just broke your heart mere weeks after breaking your ***** Here's a ***** that you can depend on*... I thought I was better than this, but who can afford scruples with bills to pay? Internally I struggle to compete with people who would never deign to take note of me. My revenge is in undermining their immaculate lives, a pill-peddling Socrates keeping creditors at bay. I'd always envisioned being someone's hero-- at least being remembered for an act of creation. Instead I'm an enzyme for eradication. A cancer cell at best-- A ****** wrecking ball. One day I woke up a sidekick to a heroine that's never saved anyone...
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Sep 21, 2012
Sep 21, 2012 at 12:53 AM UTC
Push
six-inch heels abandoned in lampless corner       grimy pennies embedded in carpet rent's due wedding band girl "fab polka dot frocks" waterfalling past knees        outta place on casino bus destined for rest under Ft. Worth stars now, now    ********* borealis speckled dice true love waits socialite lip balm and bourgeoisie hips compete in bidding war over which black face triggerpulls which black face eyes the ground passerby the red light      the green light all night diner    egg on chin   coffee-stained porcelain   teeth "I forgave, I think. I forget." crowded and paranoid in the left lane    the right lane empty and weak and surrender and soiled underwear in ammonia nursing home children is a word     time is a lie the polka dot and the interstate ain't selling divorce the consequence of acoustic shadows reblog   undo   #sotrue    reblog living through x-ray radiotherapy the dotted gown never the veiny calves or the blush or the eyeliner somewhere in North Texas shawtys are in the club shawtys are backin' it up    shawtys are dropin' it down hit me+hit me+hit me=blackjack mishap the marvel of the wind and of wind turbines cognac decade brides     the epitome of class and natural elegance standing like oil derricks and treated like oil wells so secretive and philanthropic this taxon remains nameless casino turned dance hall   dance hall   skinny ties still a thing this wine is good. is it a merlot?    no.    this is purely recreational for birthdays   for weddings    and Ft. Worth missionaries 10-50 passengers   we've got 53, no 54 #hahahaha #whoops #party who needs unprescribed drugs? me, me (!) decomposing mascara sweat on brow the interstate no longer lit polka dots has got the suicide by Manet pulled up on her iPhone the financial stress   which shudders warm-blooded moms on her lips    every mother a librarian   every mother a swing-pusher but digression    next to bitterness   the lowest sin edging the cultural gateway of the old west miracles in and miracles out of tradition following the slender bends of middle ancient Trinity River children a word   pattycake a game and time   time a lie we left to museum panoramas
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Feb 2, 2013
Feb 2, 2013 at 8:12 PM UTC
on the borderland
six-inch heels abandoned in lampless corner       grimy pennies embedded in carpet rent's due wedding band girl "fab polka dot frocks" waterfalling past knees        outta place on casino bus destined for rest under Ft. Worth stars now, now    ********* borealis speckled dice true love waits socialite lip balm and bourgeoisie hips compete in bidding war over which black face triggerpulls which black face eyes the ground passerby the red light      the green light all night diner    egg on chin   coffee-stained porcelain   teeth "I forgave, I think. I forget." crowded and paranoid in the left lane    the right lane empty and weak and surrender and soiled underwear in ammonia nursing home children is a word     time is a lie the polka dot and the interstate ain't selling divorce the consequence of acoustic shadows reblog   undo   #sotrue    reblog living through x-ray radiotherapy the dotted gown never the veiny calves or the blush or the eyeliner somewhere in North Texas shawtys are in the club shawtys are backin' it up    shawtys are dropin' it down hit me+hit me+hit me=blackjack mishap the marvel of the wind and of wind turbines cognac decade brides     the epitome of class and natural elegance standing like oil derricks and treated like oil wells so secretive and philanthropic this taxon remains nameless casino turned dance hall   dance hall   skinny ties still a thing this wine is good. is it a merlot?    no.    this is purely recreational for birthdays   for weddings    and Ft. Worth missionaries 10-50 passengers   we've got 53, no 54 #hahahaha #whoops #party who needs unprescribed drugs? me, me (!) decomposing mascara sweat on brow the interstate no longer lit polka dots has got the suicide by Manet pulled up on her iPhone the financial stress   which shudders warm-blooded moms on her lips    every mother a librarian   every mother a swing-pusher but digression    next to bitterness   the lowest sin edging the cultural gateway of the old west miracles in and miracles out of tradition following the slender bends of middle ancient Trinity River children a word   pattycake a game and time   time a lie we left to museum panoramas
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Doctor or Dentist An enormous raindrop fell under an umbrella and nearly drowned the occupant under it. A dentist came opened her mouth and being ethical pulled out the wrong teeth. Another man came said he was a doctor and told the dentist to stop, the dentist said I too am a doctor, and rotten teeth are sorry for the health, even a pill pusher like you ought to know; The dentist was rude because he was fed up not being called a doctor. it came to blows. Meanwhile, an ambulance came picked up the nearly drowned lady and stopped the fight between the two medical professionals, the skirmish made the dentist happy because the ambulance had said; you doctors should not fight in public.
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Apr 30, 2018
Apr 30, 2018 at 4:25 AM UTC
doctor or dentist
See him wasted on the sidewalk, in his jacket and his jeans Wearin' yesterday's misfortunes like a smile Once he had a future, full of money love and dreams Which he spent like they was goin' outta style And he keeps right on a'changin', for the better or the worse Searchin' for a shrine he's never found Never knowin' if believin', is a blessin' or a curse Or if the goin' up was worth, the comin' down He's a poet, an' he's a picker, he's a prophet, an' he's a pusher He's a pilgrim and a preacher, and a problem when he's ****** He's a walkin' contradiction, partly truth and partly fiction Takin' ev'ry wrong direction on his lonely way back home He has tasted good and evil, in your bedrooms and your bars And he's traded in tomorrow for today Runnin' from his devils Lord, and reachin' for the stars And losin' all he loved, along the way But if this world keeps right on turnin', for the better or the worse And all he ever gets is older and around From the rockin' of the cradle, to the rollin' of the hearse The goin' up was worth, the comin' down He's a poet, an' he's a picker, he's a prophet, an' he's a pusher He's a pilgrim and a preacher, and a problem when he's ****** He's a walkin' contradiction, partly truth and partly fiction Takin' ev'ry wrong direction on his lonely way back home There's a lot of wrong directions, on that lonely way back home
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Nov 10, 2014
Nov 10, 2014 at 7:45 PM UTC
The Pilgrim, Chapter 33/ Kris Kristofferson
illumination                              the sun rungs fears      pusher of its inquiry      ringer in of chore      and civil obligation dissolving this days events               jonesing for the eve                                when poaching the social solution will bait me into the night snare
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Nov 26, 2021
Nov 26, 2021 at 1:51 PM UTC
matted
I am the furnace master the pyromaniac the keeper of the warm inviting flame I am the fire, you are my fuel The world is my fuel be not careless, lest the fire consume your mind The flames rule all things They make meaning from nothing They are the mover, the pusher, the guider of all Try to control it, and it finds a way around you If it cannot move around you, it moves through you If not through you, then it finds a new place to rage The flame burns all, though few can see The flame is everywhere, no one is safe It has surely been in your heart, your soul You felt it, And you knew it was there The flame called you to life, and showed you the path, and you knew But knowing how, and doing, are completely different All have felt the flame, but not all know of it Subtlety is the game, straight-forward strength, subtle motion Surely all have felt the lovers passion, and the flame of life Surely you have felt the flame of hatred, or of hunger The fire of anger, of joy, of sorrow Even those who, like me, spend their lives thinking they rule the flame, Are only puppets, actually serving it.
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Apr 10, 2012
Apr 10, 2012 at 6:41 AM UTC
Dreams of a Pyromaniac
Mommys a glorified ****** With her 50 some year old married boyfriend Favorite aunt is a stripper Used to walk in on her shows Daddy's a drug pusher Gave me my fist high at 12 Granny's a kleptomaniac Must be where I get it from And it don't stop there The show goes on Drug addicts galore To add plenty of drama Then there's the snitch branch Well to do Christians My biological grandfather Who says 14 is too old for his tastes Plenty of violence To keep things perked up And everyone on their toes Welcome, my friends, to the freak show.
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Jun 4, 2014
Jun 4, 2014 at 8:41 PM UTC
Welcome to the freakshow
Life is a sticky Honey sweet Mess Rotten Yellow teeth Haunting me But not from **** Powdered dreams Snorting sinus cleaning I never did that line But I was still a ****** Getting high On time Pill popping Pain pusher In prose and poetry I tapped that vein Till no blood remained Till the **** stains Claimed my pain Private person Open window The cold wind Would not let me go A hundred ephedrine pills To **** my heart Cold sweats Anxiousness And I could not *** But worse of all I could not go Could not sleep Could not rest Could not die Though I did my best Teeth chipped Broken calcium Black cavity Shallow but painful And Vicodin And Vicodin Till I had to sell them To my suicidal friend And Monster drinks And five hour energy To write To work To stay alert But the worse addiction I ever knew Was pain Waking every day Never knew withdrawal Every day a brand new pain Every night a brand new poem I never killed the ****** He just rode me from one high To the next I never killed the ****** Even though I wanted to I never had the gun Or the ****** The rope or razor blade Or the **** I never killed the ****** Even though I wanted That son of ***** dead
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Mar 31, 2015
Mar 31, 2015 at 2:24 PM UTC
The ******
I'm gonna motivate my love tractor From the east coast to the west Feel it's horsepower beneath my *** The scorching heat from the exhausts Blistering my legs Throwing back rock and gravel Scattering anything in my way I want to see the ocean before I die I want to stop at the Grand Canyon on the way And a dozen greasy spoons And a dozen more biker bars It all leads my ***** *** to the beach Might as well be the Ganges Baptise me in that great body of water I love huge bodies of water Lakes, rivers, seas...but never seen the ocean I could make it on a Harley Overcome my fear Do it by myself Biker clubs are insane They're where I need to be I've been listening to Steppenwolf All my life Get that hog out on the road The highway and the hog is all that exists It's another of those "becoming One" situations I can handle it Stay on the state highways Avoid interstates Maybe I should start getting high again every day Smoking **** at least 3 times a day Why don't I think that would still make me happy? But it's cut into my short term memory It's been cruel and even driven me to my knees I have a healthy fear of what it's capable of But if I could ride a Harley cross country Surely I could handle doing it high as a kite Biker girls, sorry to break your hearts I got a respectable old lady who won't sit on the seat of a Harley We have discussed parameters But the sum total is you won't be getting what you want That doesn't mean you might not get something and something valuable and life-changing at that It's all at my discretion Because biker girls sweep me off my feet And the "look but you better not touch" rule is a little too strict Especially when we make it to the ocean Our naked bodies like a school of shark in shallow Pacific liquid Just a **** or two before jumping in the water Feel in good, like singing with John Kaye ******* the pusher man My Harley-Davidson's caked with mud and sea salt, dripping gooey red dirt Watch over 'em for me Cuz we gonna be here for awhile
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Apr 14, 2015
Apr 14, 2015 at 12:52 AM UTC
Bikers in the Ocean (a personal dream)
I'm gonna motivate my love tractor From the east coast to the west Feel it's horsepower beneath my *** The scorching heat from the exhausts Blistering my legs Throwing back rock and gravel Scattering anything in my way I want to see the ocean before I die I want to stop at the Grand Canyon on the way And a dozen greasy spoons And a dozen more biker bars It all leads my ***** *** to the beach Might as well be the Ganges Baptise me in that great body of water I love huge bodies of water Lakes, rivers, seas...but never seen the ocean I could make it on a Harley Overcome my fear Do it by myself Biker clubs are insane They're where I need to be I've been listening to Steppenwolf All my life Get that hog out on the road The highway and the hog is all that exists It's another of those "becoming One" situations I can handle it Stay on the state highways Avoid interstates Maybe I should start getting high again every day Smoking **** at least 3 times a day Why don't I think that would still make me happy? But it's cut into my short term memory It's been cruel and even driven me to my knees I have a healthy fear of what it's capable of But if I could ride a Harley cross country Surely I could handle doing it high as a kite Biker girls, sorry to break your hearts I got a respectable old lady who won't sit on the seat of a Harley We have discussed parameters But the sum total is you won't be getting what you want That doesn't mean you might not get something and something valuable and life-changing at that It's all at my discretion Because biker girls sweep me off my feet And the "look but you better not touch" rule is a little too strict Especially when we make it to the ocean Our naked bodies like a school of shark in shallow Pacific liquid Just a **** or two before jumping in the water Feel in good, like singing with John Kaye ******* the pusher man My Harley-Davidson's caked with mud and sea salt, dripping gooey red dirt Watch over 'em for me Cuz we gonna be here for awhile
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You tap the vein and push love into my bloodstream
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Apr 12, 2016
Apr 12, 2016 at 10:54 AM UTC
Pusher
My obsession lays only with Calvin Klein. A proper noun with capitals. A drifting strong aroma. Another obsession in my world. Is sometimes somewhat lighter. I am an obsessed pusher. Obsessed only with my pen. If I can create an image well. Then hell so be it. Real people I don't like much. It's only words I wish to touch. Desire fires obsession. It's just a bunch of words. Sweet strawberries so succulent bring words of summertime. Clouds weigh down around my head Dark winter days of misery. Moments when I wish I was dead. I put my pen to work. Writing darkness scarily black. About bursting eyes. Where no-one dies, Except emotion cruelly slaughtered. By the one known only in kindness. As the smiling devil's daughter Definitely no relation. Just the mother of eccentricity. Kindness in persona. To be so dark. That's very rare. In a heart that's ribbon bound. I write my words with tender care. Sometimes, just to remind the world that I am still there. Moreover, like a hornet. I cheese you off and get stuck in your hair! By ladylivvi1 © 2013 ladylivvi1 (All rights reserved)
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Dec 5, 2013
Dec 5, 2013 at 6:28 AM UTC
Obsession!
If there were a potion to turn ordinary into wonderful I have not yet found. If there were a medication to take my dictations and turn them into Shakespeare. If I could find some herb to season my verbs, my nouns, to make my sober words renowned. If there ever were I would call my pusher, wait at the curb quill and pad awaiting his pulling up. my last dollar i give him.
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Nov 9, 2014
Nov 9, 2014 at 8:16 PM UTC
potions
Esu Lanlu Esu Elegbara Esu Odara Esu, the scared child of heaven Esu, a reviled, respected, Yet misunderstood being. Esu, all creations dance to your best of life Esu Dagunro Esu Lukuluku Esu Apagbe Esu, the quickest and fastest one Esu, confuser of many Esu, the disruptor of order Esu, the iconic one Esu, the master of linguistics Esu, the conciliatory peacemaker Esu, the divine alchemist Esu, the trickster Esu, the pusher of those, Who doesn't carry Olodumare's wishes. Esu, the inseparable friend of Orunmila Esu, Papa Legba Legba Atibon Kalfou Papa La Bas Esu, divine messenger of transformation Esu, ebora to luti la nbo Esu, Okunrin ori ita Esu, a quick responder when consulted Esu, divine messenger of the gods Esu Odara, the divine one of Ose Otura Esu, carrier of the ase of sensuality and fertility Esu Lanlu, king of dance Esu, keeper and imparter of ase Esu, the fundamental Orisa Esu, the manifest of greatness Esu, the one who is as hard as Rock Esu Akeregbaye Esu, the shedder of blood who knows no one's tears Esu, the controller of earth Esu, the special middle man between heaven and Earth Esu, the anointed rope to success and wealth Esu Lanlu Esu Elegbara Esu Odara Written by Tosan Oluwakemi Thompson
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Jul 6, 2020
Jul 6, 2020 at 8:18 AM UTC
Esu
King Herod has ordered the death of our boys yet again/ Afraid to be outwitted he must **** them before they become men/ Start with their diets, poison their bodies with fake food/ Then poison their minds with tempting tunes/ Your 2yr old doesn't hear the reaper in the speakers/ When the pusher pushes the idea that "young ****** outta move dope" it's genius/ no at home teachers/ so they reach us/ in a place we feel parents can't connect/ what they are starved of at home they settle and accept/ from others to fill the void/ I'm not saying keep them from music but teach them the difference between that and noise/
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Sep 6, 2014
Sep 6, 2014 at 10:34 AM UTC
2BeContinued)
Welkins so melancholy, welkin so gray, How mine isolation dost mock me; for Only the lonesome make sharu fotay. Bedchamber so hushed, bedchamber of many tears; how I feel thy ivory paint, How I feel thy pain here. Hallway so narrow, hallway that breathes, O' hallway, O' hallway, listen when I sing. Grab mine hand, O' hallway of mine abode, Mine feet do walk quietly, on thy carpet; thy soul. Spirit O' spirit, how heavied thou art, soon shalt thou depart; for the world is to much. Mine skin yearns for kisses, mine fingers for touch, O' many hath wishes, guess I ask for to much. Mine hair screams loudly, to be caressed, ruffled. How gray art the welkins; when a poet's love is muffled. Mine hand tis weak, from not having ones grip, mine lips chapped; no wetness Nor mist. Mine dance is off, with none holding of hips, mine glance is off; eyes pained By watching worldliness. Mine old worn out ninety-sixties Beatles boots art worn, tired they mourn; they've Walked many miles; on trails I've turned. They've walked through streets, where dope addicts fiend, I've been that pusher, that user in scenes. I've dreamt, I've dreamed, hath had many emotions; with mother and dad, I've smoked and mind opened. Mine hope in God strong, unearthly, outspoken; I'm here on thy globe, To bring hope to the hopeless. Mine garb is bygone, outstandish, I'm Irish, Scottish, two types of native American Indian blood; Chickasaw-Choctaw, From mother's generational flood. A Greek man's inside me, one of biblical times, with french royalty, even Charlemagne, is connected to Family of mine. As well french power, and kings and queens, emperor's, empresses in mine relations; who ruled Rome with Maximus, and around Constantine. With pilgrim cruor from England, that came here on ships; on the Mayflower they traveled, to this place of new bliss. Even tis I am Swiss, these art mine bloodlines, O' how mine souls old, A gold refined. This is me O' Lord, thy lonesome son, O' this is me God, thy writer Of love. Welkins so melancholy, welkin so gray, How much longer O' loneliness; til Thou shalt go away. Tonight, O' tonight, shalt be silence once again; Thus the dream of being held, is just A thought with none end. © Brandon nagley © Lonesome poets poetry
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Mar 26, 2017
Mar 26, 2017 at 8:41 PM UTC
Ουρανός τόσο μελαγχολία, ουρανός τόσο γκρι ( Welkin so melancholy, welkin so gray) Greek tongue
Welkins so melancholy, welkin so gray, How mine isolation dost mock me; for Only the lonesome make sharu fotay. Bedchamber so hushed, bedchamber of many tears; how I feel thy ivory paint, How I feel thy pain here. Hallway so narrow, hallway that breathes, O' hallway, O' hallway, listen when I sing. Grab mine hand, O' hallway of mine abode, Mine feet do walk quietly, on thy carpet; thy soul. Spirit O' spirit, how heavied thou art, soon shalt thou depart; for the world is to much. Mine skin yearns for kisses, mine fingers for touch, O' many hath wishes, guess I ask for to much. Mine hair screams loudly, to be caressed, ruffled. How gray art the welkins; when a poet's love is muffled. Mine hand tis weak, from not having ones grip, mine lips chapped; no wetness Nor mist. Mine dance is off, with none holding of hips, mine glance is off; eyes pained By watching worldliness. Mine old worn out ninety-sixties Beatles boots art worn, tired they mourn; they've Walked many miles; on trails I've turned. They've walked through streets, where dope addicts fiend, I've been that pusher, that user in scenes. I've dreamt, I've dreamed, hath had many emotions; with mother and dad, I've smoked and mind opened. Mine hope in God strong, unearthly, outspoken; I'm here on thy globe, To bring hope to the hopeless. Mine garb is bygone, outstandish, I'm Irish, Scottish, two types of native American Indian blood; Chickasaw-Choctaw, From mother's generational flood. A Greek man's inside me, one of biblical times, with french royalty, even Charlemagne, is connected to Family of mine. As well french power, and kings and queens, emperor's, empresses in mine relations; who ruled Rome with Maximus, and around Constantine. With pilgrim cruor from England, that came here on ships; on the Mayflower they traveled, to this place of new bliss. Even tis I am Swiss, these art mine bloodlines, O' how mine souls old, A gold refined. This is me O' Lord, thy lonesome son, O' this is me God, thy writer Of love. Welkins so melancholy, welkin so gray, How much longer O' loneliness; til Thou shalt go away. Tonight, O' tonight, shalt be silence once again; Thus the dream of being held, is just A thought with none end. © Brandon nagley © Lonesome poets poetry
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Nima's mother came to the side ward where her daughter Nima was sitting by a window in her dressing gown looking at the passing trains. You look no better, her mother said. Better than what? Nima said, turning to eye her mother. Than last time, her mother said, walking into the ward, and sitting in a chair by the bed. You look tired. I am tired, always tired, Nima said, looking away from her mother, focusing on a train going by. Her mother sighed. You need to get better, how is the treatment? Ask the quacks they're in charge not me, Nima said, watching a milk float go by on the road across the way. You are a very spoilt child and rude, her mother said. Have you come to upset me or what? Nima said. Have you seen that boy again? May have, Nima said, turning to gaze at her mother. Have you or not? Her mother said in a firmer voice. What is it to you whom I see? Nima said. He could be a drug pusher and you'd be back in dirt hole again, her mother said. He's not a pusher, he has nothing to do with drugs which is why I like him, Nima said, remembering she and Benny in the cheap hotel bed making out at the weekend. Is he our type? Mother said. Our type? I doubt it very much and am glad, Nima said. Her mother sighed and stood up and walked to where her daughter sat and stood over her. If it wasn't for me you'd be in some cheap ward with the others, Mother said coldly. When did you see him last? At the weekend, Nima said, seeing in her mind's eye she and Benny in the bed stark naked, curtains drawn back taking in the view. What did you do? Mother said. Nothing much, sat and talked, Nima said, remembering the landlady coming to the door with tea that Sunday morning and Benny going to the door in just his underwear and she(Nima) smiling at the landlady's stare.
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Sep 7, 2016
Sep 7, 2016 at 3:53 AM UTC
WEEKEND AWAY 1967.
Nima's mother came to the side ward where her daughter Nima was sitting by a window in her dressing gown looking at the passing trains. You look no better, her mother said. Better than what? Nima said, turning to eye her mother. Than last time, her mother said, walking into the ward, and sitting in a chair by the bed. You look tired. I am tired, always tired, Nima said, looking away from her mother, focusing on a train going by. Her mother sighed. You need to get better, how is the treatment? Ask the quacks they're in charge not me, Nima said, watching a milk float go by on the road across the way. You are a very spoilt child and rude, her mother said. Have you come to upset me or what? Nima said. Have you seen that boy again? May have, Nima said, turning to gaze at her mother. Have you or not? Her mother said in a firmer voice. What is it to you whom I see? Nima said. He could be a drug pusher and you'd be back in dirt hole again, her mother said. He's not a pusher, he has nothing to do with drugs which is why I like him, Nima said, remembering she and Benny in the cheap hotel bed making out at the weekend. Is he our type? Mother said. Our type? I doubt it very much and am glad, Nima said. Her mother sighed and stood up and walked to where her daughter sat and stood over her. If it wasn't for me you'd be in some cheap ward with the others, Mother said coldly. When did you see him last? At the weekend, Nima said, seeing in her mind's eye she and Benny in the bed stark naked, curtains drawn back taking in the view. What did you do? Mother said. Nothing much, sat and talked, Nima said, remembering the landlady coming to the door with tea that Sunday morning and Benny going to the door in just his underwear and she(Nima) smiling at the landlady's stare.
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I think it was the spring before sophomore year in high school, a prelude to the best and worst but I missed that footnote. The previous night was nice where romance had intervened if at all possible for 14 year olds. I should have understood that devils come at all ages in all seasons but the stars beckoned summer and your parents didn't know and this was the first time I'd ever been so secretive. Wasn't until now I'd realized you have always been a limit pusher, I didn't understand then, when you asked to stick your hand down my shirt. I cannot call myself stupid for being young, but let's call it a lapse in morality. you frowned, pulled back and told me there was nothing there. It has always been the smallest things said that have injured me the greatest.
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Mar 3, 2013
Mar 3, 2013 at 10:18 PM UTC
Sunny Judgement.
~~~ Testimony & Majesty: Oh God, Why Do You Inflict Me? ~~~ Morning dawning... Thickened whitened whipped cumulus come crossing, no frenzied froth, moving slow royal, stately, as if they are the pride of a celestial navy, peaceful ships, crossing from my portal to your port, traversing from my shade of the blues, over to you, poet, to your personal  screen-adapted CinemaScope version sights This wind buffets, re-directing my morning~borning hallelujahs this wind, nameless, call it chipper, fulsome and volatile, a proud pusher selling a waking up near-chill pill, to accompany the real+imagined armada of nature it, near and nearer to you, to the sky we inhabit+share, its ***** stiffening energy, makes some hide inside, not me, I'm outed by the harsh welcome~touch of this realized reminder - who is the master, who is but an obedient servant, choicelessly writing his psalmist morning devotions... another poem of sky, cloud and wind? *Oh God why do you inflict me? with this time after time obeisance when I am metaphor drained and disabled, abject of adjectives, simile frowning upside downing, have we poets not done our dutiful illuminating your bountiful works?* yet here I am, a soul surviving, incapable of resistance, your frosted creatures persistent, wrest my visions into prose, to add to your overly full Facebook page, with more fawning praise... *Angered have I, you, for now nowhere, tropical rain squall tells all, humans are toys, born to serve, silence your complaining~explaining, and from nowhere with rapido intensity rising, down pours drops of scornful water whippings, demarcating our incoming existence inequality...* and yet with your yang and yang, a reproach for me, for as it waterspout pours, it also pours sunshine, a mystifying warning to the put-upon poet, that in the admixture of nature and life, all is conflicted, all is tremulous beautiful, and now is the due time... *due, you, to complete this treatise as testimony to majesty...* ~~~
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Nov 26, 2015
Nov 26, 2015 at 2:02 PM UTC
Testimony & Majesty: Oh God, Why Do You Inflict Me?
~~~ Testimony & Majesty: Oh God, Why Do You Inflict Me? ~~~ Morning dawning... Thickened whitened whipped cumulus come crossing, no frenzied froth, moving slow royal, stately, as if they are the pride of a celestial navy, peaceful ships, crossing from my portal to your port, traversing from my shade of the blues, over to you, poet, to your personal  screen-adapted CinemaScope version sights This wind buffets, re-directing my morning~borning hallelujahs this wind, nameless, call it chipper, fulsome and volatile, a proud pusher selling a waking up near-chill pill, to accompany the real+imagined armada of nature it, near and nearer to you, to the sky we inhabit+share, its ***** stiffening energy, makes some hide inside, not me, I'm outed by the harsh welcome~touch of this realized reminder - who is the master, who is but an obedient servant, choicelessly writing his psalmist morning devotions... another poem of sky, cloud and wind? *Oh God why do you inflict me? with this time after time obeisance when I am metaphor drained and disabled, abject of adjectives, simile frowning upside downing, have we poets not done our dutiful illuminating your bountiful works?* yet here I am, a soul surviving, incapable of resistance, your frosted creatures persistent, wrest my visions into prose, to add to your overly full Facebook page, with more fawning praise... *Angered have I, you, for now nowhere, tropical rain squall tells all, humans are toys, born to serve, silence your complaining~explaining, and from nowhere with rapido intensity rising, down pours drops of scornful water whippings, demarcating our incoming existence inequality...* and yet with your yang and yang, a reproach for me, for as it waterspout pours, it also pours sunshine, a mystifying warning to the put-upon poet, that in the admixture of nature and life, all is conflicted, all is tremulous beautiful, and now is the due time... *due, you, to complete this treatise as testimony to majesty...* ~~~
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Months of sweating vetting every word written Shivering over all that remained hidden Rocking back and forth Recognising the demons scream Asking to be fed more Inside of empty dreams Then the words, they spill from cracked and broken lips bleeding onto tissue paper inking stains of fatal trips Then comes the rush a verbiage of torrential pain Crouching on a backlit screen pockmarked with finger stains The first spike of adrenaline fizzes inside a broken mind The churning end to a journey that has completely left you blind Collapsing in upon itself is the high that's found a low and when the reader is gone You wonder where you'll go? Perhaps you'll find a new pusher Someone else to feed your pain Someone that will dig that needle deep even deeper into the vein
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Mar 7, 2017
Mar 7, 2017 at 5:12 AM UTC
Poetry is like Crack to a Recovering Addict