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"quaaludes" poems
Sugar nightmares haunt children Nancy harlequins cane them Oh, child of mine your life you did, away, sign. Force fed familiarity with already branded emotions, irregular realities and clouded surreal formalities, so very many humans’ form dichotomies out of our shared mute gray; spinning constant self-important prose. So very many humans share so much, so little, not often doing little to soften all of their emotional blows trying hard to strike enigmatic pose. Oh, child of mine the heart of utilitarian method has receded in incredulous fashion followed by authoritarian apologies; the majority is not icecream people spreading simple good thought, but generations fraught with trivial conformist ideologies. We are all hiding our seams with creative masks and self created tasks. Oh, child of mine your prescription reality is revealing itself as Atlantis, sinking and shuddering into Quaaludes with frightening psychotic interludes. Emotions paint stained lurid faces, dancing with ludes effecting movement, nudes of swaying and repose. You arose deeming so much rightfully yours waltzing through seemingly already opened doors. Holy curb their anti-Christ Consider your aging soul Oh, child of mine Belief of awareness in action understand the probability of dissatisfaction, Stop! treating the moment as a bleak bridge to the next inaction. Eventually ponderous thoughts form resembling an orrery, an incessantly philippic story orchestrates your oleaginous personality. Oh, child of mine Youth flees and your mind takes once again to the seas, a vexing penumbra of perception. Bathos permeates the fathoms of an obstreperous life and if you still care, lament that this meaningless congeries of moments inspires only delusion, no disillusionment. Eventually a lilting threnody leading 'tween burning pews of proposed serenity and the following bumping callithump will firmly stamp you into black infinity. Oh, child of mine You've used the switch too much too often coupled with lofty scoffing giving the innocent up as offering to the mechanical engine              of organic creation.
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Sep 1, 2010
Sep 1, 2010 at 11:05 AM UTC
The Decadent Progeny.
Sugar nightmares haunt children Nancy harlequins cane them Oh, child of mine your life you did, away, sign. Force fed familiarity with already branded emotions, irregular realities and clouded surreal formalities, so very many humans’ form dichotomies out of our shared mute gray; spinning constant self-important prose. So very many humans share so much, so little, not often doing little to soften all of their emotional blows trying hard to strike enigmatic pose. Oh, child of mine the heart of utilitarian method has receded in incredulous fashion followed by authoritarian apologies; the majority is not icecream people spreading simple good thought, but generations fraught with trivial conformist ideologies. We are all hiding our seams with creative masks and self created tasks. Oh, child of mine your prescription reality is revealing itself as Atlantis, sinking and shuddering into Quaaludes with frightening psychotic interludes. Emotions paint stained lurid faces, dancing with ludes effecting movement, nudes of swaying and repose. You arose deeming so much rightfully yours waltzing through seemingly already opened doors. Holy curb their anti-Christ Consider your aging soul Oh, child of mine Belief of awareness in action understand the probability of dissatisfaction, Stop! treating the moment as a bleak bridge to the next inaction. Eventually ponderous thoughts form resembling an orrery, an incessantly philippic story orchestrates your oleaginous personality. Oh, child of mine Youth flees and your mind takes once again to the seas, a vexing penumbra of perception. Bathos permeates the fathoms of an obstreperous life and if you still care, lament that this meaningless congeries of moments inspires only delusion, no disillusionment. Eventually a lilting threnody leading 'tween burning pews of proposed serenity and the following bumping callithump will firmly stamp you into black infinity. Oh, child of mine You've used the switch too much too often coupled with lofty scoffing giving the innocent up as offering to the mechanical engine              of organic creation.
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boy may move make moves the coast sways blue ghostly grey quaaludes gasp and gather and get gone see gulls see “get out of dodge” a la roget sunburnt skin Rośe aloe vera **** saint white more saint than yves laurent freighter; only witness speak now or hold your peace see “forever” a la webster
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May 28, 2013
May 28, 2013 at 7:43 PM UTC
Untitled
The summer before her chest hollowed out, ribs bowing around vacuums, her lungs ballooning new geometries. The summer seas invaded body cavities, feral and chemically sweet. Her body became a gondola ferrying pale, diminutive hopes across the wide strait of your pelvis. Oceans shifted gingerly, unborn into the intimate dark of throats, heart chambers, marshes between thighs. She drew the shores around her close, paranoid. When they got to her she’d filled her mouth deep with different types of char: love, anorexia, Quaaludes. Marrow coagulated and stopped ebbing with the orbit of the moon. Her heart smelled like day-old fish.
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Dec 20, 2012
Dec 20, 2012 at 11:18 PM UTC
La Mer
*THIS IS PART OF EDNA's "randyhornbag" EROTICA SERIES (and a learned one too!)* ***** dildas dildat dildamus dildatis dildant the latin class held its breath the teacher must be a **** or just spaced out on quaaludes and then Miss explained "dildare is the verb "to have fun by yourself" and remember girls it takes the accusative case as in "ave sandra, vulvam tuam hodie dildam"+
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Dec 24, 2014
Dec 24, 2014 at 1:50 PM UTC
Latin Lesson
mother was a saint father her punching bag sisters were all called ***** when they came home and failed the ***** check my mother gave them, mother did nothing wrong she ruled with brick hard pork chops and circles of us kids screaming , a belt in her hand, who stole my chocolate bar? No wonder dad had other things to do, referee in basketball and hockey an ump in baseball, a head linesman in football a devoted Boy Scout mentor, he mentored so many young men, but was not there for me. I grew up not knowing how to tie a knot or survive, I was lucky mom favored me. I guess because in that circle of five kids, me being the youngest , before school age, to stop the terror I said I had stolen that candy bar. She was a smart saint, asked me what kind was it? I failed and was dismissed from the circle of terror. I went to my room the rest of my days at home trying to balance the sanity from the insane and withdrew. I bounced ***** off the wall. Made up fantasy baseball players. Had all their statistics scribbled in notebooks   year after year, always my name was there and I was better than Babe Ruth. Somehow , I was smart enough to get the hell out of there. I got out earlier with mescaline mushrooms *** lsd Quaaludes alcohol young girls. But, I got out fully when I left to join the Air Force. I look back and state all this for the purpose of saying it was all my fault, not mom's or dad's, mine. I was weak. It took me years and years to figure it out get strong find my voice consider  my mom as a saint again and my dad as a martyr!
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Jan 3, 2017
Jan 3, 2017 at 10:19 PM UTC
my dad was a martyr
mother was a saint father her punching bag sisters were all called ***** when they came home and failed the ***** check my mother gave them, mother did nothing wrong she ruled with brick hard pork chops and circles of us kids screaming , a belt in her hand, who stole my chocolate bar? No wonder dad had other things to do, referee in basketball and hockey an ump in baseball, a head linesman in football a devoted Boy Scout mentor, he mentored so many young men, but was not there for me. I grew up not knowing how to tie a knot or survive, I was lucky mom favored me. I guess because in that circle of five kids, me being the youngest , before school age, to stop the terror I said I had stolen that candy bar. She was a smart saint, asked me what kind was it? I failed and was dismissed from the circle of terror. I went to my room the rest of my days at home trying to balance the sanity from the insane and withdrew. I bounced ***** off the wall. Made up fantasy baseball players. Had all their statistics scribbled in notebooks   year after year, always my name was there and I was better than Babe Ruth. Somehow , I was smart enough to get the hell out of there. I got out earlier with mescaline mushrooms *** lsd Quaaludes alcohol young girls. But, I got out fully when I left to join the Air Force. I look back and state all this for the purpose of saying it was all my fault, not mom's or dad's, mine. I was weak. It took me years and years to figure it out get strong find my voice consider  my mom as a saint again and my dad as a martyr!
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Who's love has fallen As she begged me to promise, never to hurt her never to leave her and to always love her It was our first love, yet we were both very young The first time she touch me The first time I touched her The first time we made love We both trembled with excitement Something so different, so new A new feeling for both of us Constantly battling who loved who more Listening to nothing on the phone for hours daily With few words spoken, but just to hear each other breath for hours Was more then enough, with no one wanting to hang up Scribbling I love you's, initials and our names on every school book and folder She was always telling their friends how much I love her While I tell the boys and act cool and say she only wants me Yet no one knows about our young passionate love As we cruise the lake pontchartrain in my muscle car with my group of friends, each with a girl in hand following As we go to school dances Running the streets during Mardi Gras Partying in the Big Easy Barn fires parting on the Mississippi river As we work on our cars daily the girls are always there So much teenage clean fun **** we did it all! And we were good at it Quaaludes, *** and beer How grown up we felt Now those times are gone Yet still very vivid memories As we grew older we drifted apart Many, many years later I sometimes try to find her Sometimes I do Sometime I don't When I do, we reminisce Her married with kids still in the same neighborhood Me still single with a great career traveling the world
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Feb 4, 2015
Feb 4, 2015 at 7:55 PM UTC
reminisce
Who's love has fallen As she begged me to promise, never to hurt her never to leave her and to always love her It was our first love, yet we were both very young The first time she touch me The first time I touched her The first time we made love We both trembled with excitement Something so different, so new A new feeling for both of us Constantly battling who loved who more Listening to nothing on the phone for hours daily With few words spoken, but just to hear each other breath for hours Was more then enough, with no one wanting to hang up Scribbling I love you's, initials and our names on every school book and folder She was always telling their friends how much I love her While I tell the boys and act cool and say she only wants me Yet no one knows about our young passionate love As we cruise the lake pontchartrain in my muscle car with my group of friends, each with a girl in hand following As we go to school dances Running the streets during Mardi Gras Partying in the Big Easy Barn fires parting on the Mississippi river As we work on our cars daily the girls are always there So much teenage clean fun **** we did it all! And we were good at it Quaaludes, *** and beer How grown up we felt Now those times are gone Yet still very vivid memories As we grew older we drifted apart Many, many years later I sometimes try to find her Sometimes I do Sometime I don't When I do, we reminisce Her married with kids still in the same neighborhood Me still single with a great career traveling the world
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dropped to your knees in front of me so drunk you could barely see and your blind eyes cried as you told me I'd be your final chance to be set free so cloaked in ***** and a couple Quaaludes as I told you all my thoughts one night and my shaky plans and my shaking hands seemed more fragile that I thought they might running up my street with our fleet young feet when you took my hand in yours and with certainty I could finally see what my God had made my hands for (CHORUS) clutching a bottle empty hearts at full throttle flying blindfolded down a rollercoaster of love I've got you by my side, but I'm not sure you're enough all my friends are gone as I write this song, and I'm not sure they'll be back they got frightened, got mad, got sick , got sad, didn't want to see me crack but you stood by me, though I couldn't see if it was because you cared or because you, too, were alone and so getting out made you too scared thought I'd gotten away until you found me today thought I'd gotten away until you found me today (CHORUS x2) so I lie by you and I hold you tight every night feels like it's our final night so I die by you hope that you die too in the end my poison's what I found in you
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Aug 8, 2010
Aug 8, 2010 at 2:45 PM UTC
Song
I carry freight interstate eight hauling gear. I fear noting nothingness hoarded the nights on my road. Carrying a load out in Fresno, ok all of this works if you know Fresno and I've seen things here things that made me fear. I've seen nothingness in the eyes of a lady, the queen of the maybe and maybe that should have been it, but **** happens and we have to deal with it. There is more to the ramblings of gamblers or ex drinkers who foam at the mouth for a beer, and I've been here sold my soul for a handful of quaaludes in a back room with some dudes I can't even remember. But I remember the fear when the nothingness lit on my shoulder and you carry yourself even though you get older and the road out to Fresno is the same as the last road which was 4,000 years long, So it seemed And Lucy who never knew diamonds at all only the rough hands of bad men in the crack dens of Harlem until nothingness steamed in and screamed like a Stuka and you think to yourself Jeez I am one crazy ****** but you're still on the right side of Interstate eight, carrying fear like you carry the freight hoping that no one will see you .
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Apr 20, 2016
Apr 20, 2016 at 12:28 PM UTC
Pantech..Nikon
weekend saturday after wilin last night designer shirt computer chair 808s tired eyes wise cracks about quaaludes this ******* thinks he's Kinsey or something
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Oct 24, 2015
Oct 24, 2015 at 7:28 PM UTC
what i do
There was a time, a time when I drank gallons of cheap whiskey, swallowed lots of quaaludes to drown my sickening thoughts of you, you getting it on with my school mates. And I survived the abyss on my own. because you sure didn't help putting me there.
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Sep 20, 2014
Sep 20, 2014 at 8:21 AM UTC
I Survived The Abyss (On My Own)
for her birthday I bought her a lawn chair for my bitthday she chucked my guitar out the window. she bought ad space on a dating site proclaiming I'm a cheating ***** so I poured hot coffee on my head and walked into traffic high on quaaludes. I woke up strapped to a gurney with this **** nurse in a rubber nixon mask ******* spilling out of her candy stripe she was installing this metal cockroach in the side of my skull. my first thought was a little Steve Ignorant in the middle of a conceptual framework for the same time to get the best of all the time to go to a few days I have a lot of my second thought was 'that's not proper medical attire' my third thought was OH MY GOD I'M NOT SURE IF I CAN BE ONLY ONE MILLION YEARS AGO AND IN THE GREATEST BAND OF ALL THE GREATEST HITS FROM YOUR PRIVILEGE TO WORSHIP WHAT IS SHE DOING TO MY HEAD but it came out like a stifled squeak. then I passed back out for a few. I dreamt someone bent over me, 69 style, ******* on me while simultaneously ******** all over my chin neck and chest it smelled like the jungles of a dead planet I couldnt move anything but my head. and in the corner there was a fat man eating raw chicken and staring
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May 29, 2014
May 29, 2014 at 6:37 PM UTC
psistin p.1
I left myself for a brief good few hours Whether it was the mescaline, or the quaaludes All I know is my now wife, smelled as tropical beaches and Fresh picked flower's.
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Jan 28, 2016
Jan 28, 2016 at 5:42 AM UTC
Tropical beaches and fresh picked flowers
They got pills now that take the place of words So I'm thinking poetry should give it Over, being unreliable at Best and dangerous used as intended. No quaaludes anymore so that rules out Ballads, but with serotonin juicers We could all of us be Rod McKuen.
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Oct 12, 2018
Oct 12, 2018 at 10:42 PM UTC
Therapy