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"ratchet" poems
Eenie Meenie Miney Moe You're just another *** Never saying "no" & NOT **** fo' show Beyond  ****** is where you go The nasty crust is what you are below A busted *** ratchet With a scandalous habit So bounce ***** with  that **** Or you're going to get hit Peace out **** it You need to just quit Karma is what you're going to get Because ******* DONT  FORGET You're  not classy, just a slutty ***** With legs like a revolving door Open to anyone wanting to score But your ***** is stank & rotten to the core! With more than one new STD sore Just like I said before BOUNCE,BITCH no one wants MORE!
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Mar 2, 2015
Mar 2, 2015 at 12:32 AM UTC
Bounce *****
Oh black negus. Why do you hate me so much? Noticed I called you by your rightful title. Negus King, Ruler, Emperor Not ***** or ****** The derogatory term originating from the crackers, or ***** the mild disparagement softened by society made to think that it's acceptable. But anyway let's get back to it. Why do you hate me? Is it because of my full lips or my round hips? My low tolerance for ******** The way that my stretch marks are engraved in my skin? Or how the roots of my hair aren't so thin. Is it my naturally sun kissed skin? Even toned complexion? It just can't be my uncanny resemblance to Isis the Egyptian Goddess! So why not praise me for my natural features Why go on one knee for their paid for enhancements Should I react like Angela Basset in Waiting to Exhale? Screaming and shouting while my face is growing pale. But pardon my melanin I was perplexed by this darkness that stared at me in the mirror That stared at me looking in my lovers eyes and taunted me Smiles behind hidden hate they constantly berate my beauty But pardon my melanin My superiority is in my melanin Encased in my skeleton Our ancestors wouldn't like this They would not be proud of that colorism that exist They slander us for our features yet they list after it This systematic thinking has our men slandering us but they won't admit You continue to beat me down yet I am your mother. I am the fruit of this nation. But pardon my melanin So I'll ask again Why do you hate me? We are carved in the same beauty and without each other we can't exist I still remember the first day that we kissed but a few months later you left me for hailey in an unfortunate bliss Melanin filled girls I am here to say You are a queen never be afraid to be seen The brother that disrespect and degrade are absolutely absurd! You are not ratchet bitter or mean Youre a stunning melanin queen So pardon my melanin? Naw enlightened by me melanin.
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Mar 3, 2019
Mar 3, 2019 at 1:02 AM UTC
Pardon my melanin
Oh black negus. Why do you hate me so much? Noticed I called you by your rightful title. Negus King, Ruler, Emperor Not ***** or ****** The derogatory term originating from the crackers, or ***** the mild disparagement softened by society made to think that it's acceptable. But anyway let's get back to it. Why do you hate me? Is it because of my full lips or my round hips? My low tolerance for ******** The way that my stretch marks are engraved in my skin? Or how the roots of my hair aren't so thin. Is it my naturally sun kissed skin? Even toned complexion? It just can't be my uncanny resemblance to Isis the Egyptian Goddess! So why not praise me for my natural features Why go on one knee for their paid for enhancements Should I react like Angela Basset in Waiting to Exhale? Screaming and shouting while my face is growing pale. But pardon my melanin I was perplexed by this darkness that stared at me in the mirror That stared at me looking in my lovers eyes and taunted me Smiles behind hidden hate they constantly berate my beauty But pardon my melanin My superiority is in my melanin Encased in my skeleton Our ancestors wouldn't like this They would not be proud of that colorism that exist They slander us for our features yet they list after it This systematic thinking has our men slandering us but they won't admit You continue to beat me down yet I am your mother. I am the fruit of this nation. But pardon my melanin So I'll ask again Why do you hate me? We are carved in the same beauty and without each other we can't exist I still remember the first day that we kissed but a few months later you left me for hailey in an unfortunate bliss Melanin filled girls I am here to say You are a queen never be afraid to be seen The brother that disrespect and degrade are absolutely absurd! You are not ratchet bitter or mean Youre a stunning melanin queen So pardon my melanin? Naw enlightened by me melanin.
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One thousand phalluses Won't fill That void in your Soul
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Jan 28, 2014
Jan 28, 2014 at 2:43 AM UTC
Ratchet Flesh Palace 10w
Yea of course, I, me, a woman, a black woman a darker black woman to be exact.. have black privilege because thats a thing you know Its like when I walk into the store and get followed ..  yea or that time i came back to school with my “extensions” and was told my hair grows fast or maybe its when a white person comes up to me asking if i listen to 21 savage because “black people listen to rap right?” or my favorite is telling my brother to be safe as he heads out the door worrying he may be shot for reaching for his wallet maybe its when i worry about whether or not my brother or cousins or father will be the next Trayvon martin or Eric garner or philando castille even my black privilege has allowed me to be labeled as loud and ratchet and sometimes a *** because that what dark skin black girls are right .. yea …. thats black privilege its getting told I'm pretty for a black girl its being told I'm intimidating and mean and ugly natured but no no i swear its not cause your black I love black people I'm not racist Slavery happened years ago Black people are racist too im not racist i just don't like black people   yea … I've heard it all. No ! im not just another “angry black girl” Im just a black girl Im not mad don't get me wrong I just wanted to inform you on my black privilege I wanted to inform you that it is NOT okay to touch my hair that is NOT  okay to say to mock “black slang” It is not okay to say “are you speaking english” when i talk It is not okay to put my people through hundreds of years of slavery and oppression and systemic racism and TELL US TO GET OVER IT! Im sorry excuse my tone of voice but can you blame me for getting worked up when I have to worry about whether or not my people will come home at night yea … thats MY black privilege
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Jul 1, 2018
Jul 1, 2018 at 12:23 AM UTC
my black privilege
Yea of course, I, me, a woman, a black woman a darker black woman to be exact.. have black privilege because thats a thing you know Its like when I walk into the store and get followed ..  yea or that time i came back to school with my “extensions” and was told my hair grows fast or maybe its when a white person comes up to me asking if i listen to 21 savage because “black people listen to rap right?” or my favorite is telling my brother to be safe as he heads out the door worrying he may be shot for reaching for his wallet maybe its when i worry about whether or not my brother or cousins or father will be the next Trayvon martin or Eric garner or philando castille even my black privilege has allowed me to be labeled as loud and ratchet and sometimes a *** because that what dark skin black girls are right .. yea …. thats black privilege its getting told I'm pretty for a black girl its being told I'm intimidating and mean and ugly natured but no no i swear its not cause your black I love black people I'm not racist Slavery happened years ago Black people are racist too im not racist i just don't like black people   yea … I've heard it all. No ! im not just another “angry black girl” Im just a black girl Im not mad don't get me wrong I just wanted to inform you on my black privilege I wanted to inform you that it is NOT okay to touch my hair that is NOT  okay to say to mock “black slang” It is not okay to say “are you speaking english” when i talk It is not okay to put my people through hundreds of years of slavery and oppression and systemic racism and TELL US TO GET OVER IT! Im sorry excuse my tone of voice but can you blame me for getting worked up when I have to worry about whether or not my people will come home at night yea … thats MY black privilege
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The vampire really craved him some blood, And thank god; they'd just buried Mrs. Flood: He pried open her casket, And was using his ratchet- But her fluids had turned thick as mud. Two vampires decided to dine On a lady, whose blood was like wine; While pausing to savor It's delicate flavor, One said, the House issue is fine! Vampires sleep days and fly nights, They are known to be fearful of lights, And feeding's quite a trick; It's got a big kick- Though impossible, with bad over-bites. To a vampire, an orgy's a feast On the blood of man, bird or beast; And he's not into zoology Psychiatry or psychology; Doesn't even care, if it's deceased.
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Jul 8, 2010
Jul 8, 2010 at 12:21 PM UTC
Vampire Limericks
Have you ever made a pit stop on the road to success, to just sit and marvel at the gifts of the ghetto? Like the individually wrapped Treats that are left about. have you seen the gum plastered across pavements, the tagged up scenes... all of these things. The **** that people tend to turn their nose up to is the most beautiful to me. it reminds me of where I am and fuels me to reach for where I want to be. Broken sidewalks, broken homes babies out hustlin' to make their own. For as long as I can remember, this is all I've known this is the land that I call home. city buses and ratchet fights ****** scenes in broad daylight beautiful ugliness at my eyesight but it all pushes me to get it right. Land of promises Land of fame home to Hollywood and making a name it is also home to heartache and home of pain. but if I must refrain.. If you make a pit stop on the road to success and marvel at the ghetto you'd realize you are blessed. -ari b
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Apr 15, 2014
Apr 15, 2014 at 2:16 PM UTC
Pitt Stop Thru The Ghetto
We just drove through a small town It was fascinating Fascinatingly morbid Morbidly surreal There were probably 10+ plots that were haphazardly converted into graveyards 'Ratchet' as my generation would think but not say because that would be 'disrespectful to the dead' In each of the graveyard were hundreds of graves And it was strange Strange how such 'ratchet, disrespected and haphazard' graveYARDS Contained such Beautiful and ornate gravestones As if to say that nothing could lessen the glory of their death They would leave behind an impression of beauty Even in death (Even though they never chose their gravestones. But don't say that because it would be 'disrespectful to the dead' in their blissful abyss) It makes one think That in a town of less than 1000 There was easily more than 2000 gravestones It shows how life goes on How, even in a small town, we are insignificant
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Apr 1, 2015
Apr 1, 2015 at 12:45 AM UTC
small town
I have a blue blanket, it looks corduroy but it's synthetic polynesian cotton. Considered by some to be polyester. After the ninth year of ownership I started Telling house guests it had always been mine; but secretly knowing it came from my Ex Kristina who left it with some of her other things in 2005 in my grand deluxe Evanston Apartment. In like some really awesome way, I could fold the corners together to see little blocks Of the Universe form cubes in the fourth dimension and gain a better understanding of my own Little black shmata. Top drawer, white dresser, in the back with the leftover girlfriend underwear between My first ever stuffed animal dog/rabbit. Amazing how these thinned and frayed azure threads had held so many midnight conversations Together- maybe fifteen other girls had nuzzled with Kristina's blanket. Last year the guilt set in. You Watch a girlfriend, say, ratchet through your room naked for something soft to put over her to listen to Some half-stanza from the new Yeats critical and that, do-I-tell-her feeling comes over you. Blue Polyester really had a way with women. My last serious crush, the one of six months, the one from the place that was close to where I worked six days a week, would you believe, she had not interest in that heap of thread, under my pillows spying on us sleep for twenty-four long weeks. "Drop in the bucket" the sixty-year-olds say. I say, bring me my ******* fourth dimension blocks and cubes ************ I want to visit the existential, I want to experience the hoo-ra and Ga-Ga those kids throw around on Milwaukee waiting for $150 NBA slippers. Wednesday is my day for telling the truth. 2:00p.m. sitting in the front of her alizarin El Dorado. "I have something I have to tell you," I said, my mouth practically filled with marbles as I barely could Utter the words: it's not going to work out.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 5:51 AM UTC
Blue Polyester
I have a blue blanket, it looks corduroy but it's synthetic polynesian cotton. Considered by some to be polyester. After the ninth year of ownership I started Telling house guests it had always been mine; but secretly knowing it came from my Ex Kristina who left it with some of her other things in 2005 in my grand deluxe Evanston Apartment. In like some really awesome way, I could fold the corners together to see little blocks Of the Universe form cubes in the fourth dimension and gain a better understanding of my own Little black shmata. Top drawer, white dresser, in the back with the leftover girlfriend underwear between My first ever stuffed animal dog/rabbit. Amazing how these thinned and frayed azure threads had held so many midnight conversations Together- maybe fifteen other girls had nuzzled with Kristina's blanket. Last year the guilt set in. You Watch a girlfriend, say, ratchet through your room naked for something soft to put over her to listen to Some half-stanza from the new Yeats critical and that, do-I-tell-her feeling comes over you. Blue Polyester really had a way with women. My last serious crush, the one of six months, the one from the place that was close to where I worked six days a week, would you believe, she had not interest in that heap of thread, under my pillows spying on us sleep for twenty-four long weeks. "Drop in the bucket" the sixty-year-olds say. I say, bring me my ******* fourth dimension blocks and cubes ************ I want to visit the existential, I want to experience the hoo-ra and Ga-Ga those kids throw around on Milwaukee waiting for $150 NBA slippers. Wednesday is my day for telling the truth. 2:00p.m. sitting in the front of her alizarin El Dorado. "I have something I have to tell you," I said, my mouth practically filled with marbles as I barely could Utter the words: it's not going to work out.
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Alone That's how I feel very often Sitting here on my own  Til the day I'm in my coffin  Double crossers run they mouth more than water in a faucet And these ratchet *** hoes only want what's in my pocket  Foreal  All these fake *** ****** claiming they yo friend But in the end everybody know its just pretend  Unlike the demons that I see in every empty room And the reasons why the world is stressed from work and shrooms Every season 50 people on Milwaukee news Dying cuz they tryna find a way to get around the rules And it's funny Well it's really kinda stunning Cuz they tryna make that money To see they kids make it out of school Now ig they'll never see that day.  Why ? Cuz they died tryna get paid.  Wow.  They lived for the same thing they died for.  Blood drips and now they the one that millions cry for.  But last week he was knocking on every single door Asking for donations for his child and nothing more But they snickered and lied on they doorstand  And now they sniffle and cry for this poor man The three types of people that I mentioned before Are the same people behind all those knocked doors  The double crossers were friends that wanted new friends The ratchet *** was his unsupportive girlfriend The fake guy Was every person that cried When they found out that he died  But mocked him while he was alive I don't want those kind of people around me That's why I claim my loneliness so proudly  That's why I'm lonely in this world with no poise Yes I'm alone. But loneliness is my choice.
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Aug 6, 2013
Aug 6, 2013 at 10:10 AM UTC
Loneliness: A Blessing or a Curse?
Alone That's how I feel very often Sitting here on my own  Til the day I'm in my coffin  Double crossers run they mouth more than water in a faucet And these ratchet *** hoes only want what's in my pocket  Foreal  All these fake *** ****** claiming they yo friend But in the end everybody know its just pretend  Unlike the demons that I see in every empty room And the reasons why the world is stressed from work and shrooms Every season 50 people on Milwaukee news Dying cuz they tryna find a way to get around the rules And it's funny Well it's really kinda stunning Cuz they tryna make that money To see they kids make it out of school Now ig they'll never see that day.  Why ? Cuz they died tryna get paid.  Wow.  They lived for the same thing they died for.  Blood drips and now they the one that millions cry for.  But last week he was knocking on every single door Asking for donations for his child and nothing more But they snickered and lied on they doorstand  And now they sniffle and cry for this poor man The three types of people that I mentioned before Are the same people behind all those knocked doors  The double crossers were friends that wanted new friends The ratchet *** was his unsupportive girlfriend The fake guy Was every person that cried When they found out that he died  But mocked him while he was alive I don't want those kind of people around me That's why I claim my loneliness so proudly  That's why I'm lonely in this world with no poise Yes I'm alone. But loneliness is my choice.
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**** all you dumb boys come to me and make me feel real, make me feel like something special and then just throw me against a brick wall. You sick boys watch me crumble just because you like the way I crawl. You ratchet boys  who like to toss my feelings and emotions around like the're some cheap rag doll. Well **** you all and **** me too because I was foolish enough to let you make me feel like I was small. I am done with you **** boys ,who find it cool to **** me over!
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Jul 9, 2015
Jul 9, 2015 at 12:00 AM UTC
**** boys
Leave me fear Strangle my tears Make way and get out of here Baby, it's not easy playing the fool behind the wooden stool And as I lay down in my bed the shadow lingers overhead I look up, but I'm alone, Oh my baby, Where are you ? Staring emptily at the ceiling, driving through the madness in sin Knew my mistakes were unforgivable, but mama, you gotta give me one more chance It's never easy, going through the greys, blending in, That black sorrowful heart, a remembrance of innocence "Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today" It's the only words I heard I was breathing & alive But looking at my own grave Under empty sky Staring at the light Not noticing I was holding life hostage But with no right, I look for a purpose A cause for the insignificance of my life To deliver the promise of the love I couldn’t give to you That you deserve, my mistress, my phantom, my lady in white, Under the moon at midnight, in between words we linger, and I bloom I don't want to be blue, but I don't want you to leave In limbo or incognito, whichever way, it's deceit I have lost and loved, but never myself I feel you, but I don't know your name We will go together till the end I stand by you Mysterious lover & friend
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Oct 27, 2013
Oct 27, 2013 at 9:36 AM UTC
Born On Ratchet Nights
Just as a boy grows into teenager, he is bound, to one day, grow into man. I think it's when he is just five years old, he becomes a demolition fan. At that juncture, it's all about the tools. To dismantle what works perfectly well. They may begin plastic at the start, but it triggers something in their cells. A teenager will start with something small, a lawnmower, dirt bike, then on to cars. Then as he ages and gains life experience, the quest for tools is written in the stars. It starts with a simple set of wrenches. Then moves on to socket sets and ratchet. Not just ASE, they need metric as well. A tool store is a veritable banquet. Metal worker, wood crafter, mechanic, Plumber a welder and electrician. Wrapped up in a testosterone package, needing a new tool for the next mission. Watch as his eye light, when reaching for a tool, that's new to the market, sitting on display. It's no longer about simple fun in an old cardboard box. It will be tools from now till his dying day.
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Nov 12, 2010
Nov 12, 2010 at 3:27 PM UTC
Simple Toys No More
Purp-Purple Purp-Purple in my blood, cut it, cut it, cut it Let it bleed, blee-bleed Sipping on the lea-le-lean Smoking that dank My blood stream-stre-stream When the codeine hits It hits real hard When the codeine hits It hits real hard, hard-hard Drop a rancher in, let it-let it splash Splas-splash Turn up the system, ***** let the snare drum Crash cra-crash Rolling through the hood, chevy dropped low (Lo-low yeah) My Chevy real lo-lo-low I said my leather and wood Chevy dropped low Johnny's in the basement mixing up the medicine Mixing up the-mixing up the medicine-med-medicine **** C's in the backroom letting all the ratchets in Ratchet-ratchet-ratch- Letting all the ratchets in Dumping out cigar trash-tra-trash Fill it back with the hash-ha-hash Sip that lean slow Bringing the good old nineties back Ba-back Said bring the good old nineties back
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Apr 16, 2013
Apr 16, 2013 at 5:26 PM UTC
Chopped and *******
We're just a bunch of 90s babies, sniffing coke like it's the 1980s In the night we're popping Molly like we're the ones that made it Calling it a new summer of love, like this time was always fated Making fun of everyone that isn't turnt, because we never waited Leave the club with ratchet girls when the sun goes down much later I'm just having my fun, why do you have to be a player hater? The greatest generation has gone, do we have what it takes to be greater? When the weekend romance ends, return to love thy mater and thy pater xoxo, imagine being strung out on dank bud with the grand creator
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Oct 27, 2013
Oct 27, 2013 at 4:13 PM UTC
The Profound Ponderings of Millennial Teens, That Have One Life and Have Reasoned To Live It To The Fullest
She ain't never **** a black boi but she use the word ***** And Her blk home girls give her the encouragement to pull that trigger Born in the hills but addicted to the hood I'm her curse and blessing man this ***** is always up to no good Blue eye devil who love the dark skin She said she never had it so deep when a ***** went in She drive listen to legends biggie hov and Rudeboi She told me she was looking for her pleaser stick so I just nibble her like a chew toi Snap backs and Jordan's She's a ***** for retail She got that white girl syndrome but cursed by the black details Hello to the west end she went and add her best friend Slave to the lifestyle but she know she will never fit in Banded by color but my girl went ratchet When she Confirm the fair-tale of food stamps and welfare Status Racist antics but she defer the approach Cuz her white friends can't understand what her blk friends don't Family of mix feelings her dad told her no Mama said be your self and get to know the unknown I give her the face of a sign that saids do not enter Becuz what you think you wanna no is better if you won't remember But in the false claim we built into better bitter lovers So lesson is always learn never judge a book by its cover
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Aug 25, 2013
Aug 25, 2013 at 1:10 AM UTC
Django Lover
I suppose I should repose explore new clothes since I've outgrown every and anything in this ratchet city every day I wish to make it out before I am 50 before my bones and motivation crack before my smile lines and crow's feet are all I have watching my sanity slip like my grandson down the waterslide oh, why God why, did you never let me fly? Was I caged or fearful? Was it staged or virile? Was I ever able or just another one of your fables? the man that would never because he never believed he could
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Feb 9, 2022
Feb 9, 2022 at 8:44 AM UTC
caged bird with a soulful cry
What happened to the times, When a ratchet was just a tool, And a tool being something to use? What happened to a twitter and a tweet having something to do with birds? Facebook was the term some punk yelled when he'd smash a nerds books right into his face... And tumblr was a person who did gymnastics. People would never go around saying kik me, Instead a sign said it loud and clear, Taped to their back. YouTube...what the Hell was a YouTube? You had some kind of tube put in... What? Why is a ***** a mean and angry girl, Instead of a female dog? Why is that little gay boy called a *** Does he look like a cigarette, Or a bundle of sticks? What happened to calling some dude a **** Because that was his name, **** What happened to cuts being accidental, Something that happened when we fell, Or messed with a sharp edge? Why is a ***** someone who is scared, Rather than being a cat? What the hell happened to life?
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Jan 11, 2014
Jan 11, 2014 at 10:19 PM UTC
Just Questions
I've been collecting ear wax Since the belly button lint dust fire went bad I lost all my dignity in that fiasco So ear wax is all that I have left Believe you me, it's not easy Coming up with another scheme After burning the whole town down to the ground To get a single soul to look or even listen to me But that fateful day that I dug deep And pulled a replica of the Eiffel Tower out of my ear I knew that fame and fortune lay before me My time had arrived, my time was here Who should I call first over my artful discovery The Post?  The Enquirer?  The Times? No I would call The Museum Of Modern Art in NYC For the Art World would soon be mine I knew I had to ratchet it up a notch One piece of ear wax art might be a fluke So I got out my brush...the Q-tip And removed a portrait of John Wayne AKA The Duke Since I live in a hippie commune in the woods Little furry creatures would always stop by To gaze upon the artful process Squirrels can be the best of critics...no lie! Which gave me the idea with all the left over ear wax I sculptured a mini-amusement park with mini-arcades And charged the woodland creatures nuts and berries Which helped feed the hippies with whom I stay It wasn't long after that I received the letter Stating that art had a need for me I've become known as The Andy Warhol of The Art World With abstract ear wax being my specialty Now I go to all the major "Who Does" Where everybody knows my name As I create masterpieces right before their eyes Just don't hold it to close to the flame Who would have ever thought that ear wax Would be the perfect medium To jet propel this Simpleton To Art World stardom and beyond
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May 10, 2013
May 10, 2013 at 8:25 AM UTC
~Ear Wax Art~ (The continuing saga of 'The Great Belly Button Lint Fire of 93')
I've been collecting ear wax Since the belly button lint dust fire went bad I lost all my dignity in that fiasco So ear wax is all that I have left Believe you me, it's not easy Coming up with another scheme After burning the whole town down to the ground To get a single soul to look or even listen to me But that fateful day that I dug deep And pulled a replica of the Eiffel Tower out of my ear I knew that fame and fortune lay before me My time had arrived, my time was here Who should I call first over my artful discovery The Post?  The Enquirer?  The Times? No I would call The Museum Of Modern Art in NYC For the Art World would soon be mine I knew I had to ratchet it up a notch One piece of ear wax art might be a fluke So I got out my brush...the Q-tip And removed a portrait of John Wayne AKA The Duke Since I live in a hippie commune in the woods Little furry creatures would always stop by To gaze upon the artful process Squirrels can be the best of critics...no lie! Which gave me the idea with all the left over ear wax I sculptured a mini-amusement park with mini-arcades And charged the woodland creatures nuts and berries Which helped feed the hippies with whom I stay It wasn't long after that I received the letter Stating that art had a need for me I've become known as The Andy Warhol of The Art World With abstract ear wax being my specialty Now I go to all the major "Who Does" Where everybody knows my name As I create masterpieces right before their eyes Just don't hold it to close to the flame Who would have ever thought that ear wax Would be the perfect medium To jet propel this Simpleton To Art World stardom and beyond
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Can the spider play a tune,? no but she builds a lovely harp. Oh the  strings how they do quiver. A dirge played by the sinner, The Reckless dinner. Now trapped . Now caught, all for naught. Neither judged by twelve nor carried by six.  Soon. The refrain comes almost imperceptible. Arachnid eyes with wide angle lenses. No malice or feeling . Nurse ratchet with a ten gauge needle. "Your cocoon sir."
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Nov 25, 2012
Nov 25, 2012 at 3:56 PM UTC
Sin Spinner.
Medication time wheezed nurse ratchet Her yellowed teeth as sharp as a hatchet Medication time medication time She shouts once more Leaving me sickly chilled to my core Medication time medication time she hisses in my ear Will I ever get better or is it only my fear? Medication time medication time she picks up in pace If the medicines working why do I feel I'm being erased? Medication time medication time It comes to an end I've been lobotomized and left for dead
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Dec 27, 2013
Dec 27, 2013 at 9:35 PM UTC
Cuckoo
Where did you get your clothes from, the dollar store What do they do to their hair when it itches. Do you know that there is a place called the beauty salon? There is nothing worse but seeing my friend pat her weave They stink more than **** What's up with the hair If you need help all you need to do is ask!!
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Oct 3, 2014
Oct 3, 2014 at 12:27 PM UTC
Ratchet
Every day. The everyday. You see it every day. The twitch and reel and marble movement As turgid blood surfaces to face, Flows to operate stiff shoulders. Backs hunch as soon as they're alone. And they are alone. Surrounded by lovers that Love in word only. They chew their nails and cross their ankles. Uncross. And look around. Spring. Could you imagine? Gear, wire. Did he say? Bolt, frame. Isn't he? Ratchet. And then what did he say? Screws. Rotor. A bunch of **** Oil. Oil. Oil. Oil. Oil. Plug in. Silence. It moves. We move a head in times of Strain. To signify Exact measures. Twist on axis With perfect posture. Unnoticed frameworks bar our days. We are brass. The more crass are silver, gold. And the days are polish. Or maybe sand. Soon there are no mistakes. The veneer cakes without flaw. We do not acknowledge. We are not caught. For little hours though, there are kinks. Pauses. Errors. Open the clockwork face. What is stuck? A look around. The gears that grind us to cognition Are jammed by a fly-body Of soul. Soon, soon, sooner than ever It will be crushed. So gears might continue, Might make room for the everyday.
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Feb 13, 2010
Feb 13, 2010 at 2:57 PM UTC
Electric Adjective
She hushes me repeatedly as if my voice could be– too loud for these shrunken, elder walls What voice can I revive to tell her that this little place...reminds me...? Ratchet up the memories   the young mistakes my welfare “townhouse” as if my voice could be too loud?! Where does anger go to say These cheesy rugs remind me! of the smoky halls, stoop-sittin’ head lice, **** roach fumigated invasion Music loud enough to blow pipes induce trauma through the walls Thud Crash “Stupid **** Knife-weildin’, drug-sellin’, boyfriend-of-a-future A can of beer later... with stress on hold the smells of dinner, now—all fifteen of them! Assault me through the front window “Ya there yet? ...to this “cute little apartment, I mean?" So it’s sold… Someone else will wash windows, rake the yard Shovel Massachusetts snow Christmas lights come down in my mind— Running toward them still Toes numb Skates bouncin on my back Sled firing off sparks against the sidewalk in my wake Running and as always late Mittens soaked, heavy Like my eyes— Mom and I looking out this window for the last time Looking out toward the daughter of the woods I was Behind—me the bride sinks to the bare mattress— “Was it really 57 years? How can it be?” since...clutching can opener and Coke He scooped her up and through that door....    “How can it be?   Oh my….” "You can always keep the memories." she chirps to check the tears                                                                                                                             But I can’t taste them! …Mom baking cookies stew and dumplings on the stove Snitching chocolate bits waiting for the bowl Impatient little helpers at her side Colors slipping… A child husks corn in sunlight A blue Huffy gleams behind birthday candles Sheets billow from the line Sounds fading... A choir of music boxes before the Christmas carnage Doing dishes in three-part harmony I can barely wrap my words around our voices! “You can always keep the memories” Preamble to the dutiful decision Hypothermic excuse to dump the place Street sign shrinking in the rear-view
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Aug 26, 2016
Aug 26, 2016 at 4:06 PM UTC
Downsizing
She hushes me repeatedly as if my voice could be– too loud for these shrunken, elder walls What voice can I revive to tell her that this little place...reminds me...? Ratchet up the memories   the young mistakes my welfare “townhouse” as if my voice could be too loud?! Where does anger go to say These cheesy rugs remind me! of the smoky halls, stoop-sittin’ head lice, **** roach fumigated invasion Music loud enough to blow pipes induce trauma through the walls Thud Crash “Stupid **** Knife-weildin’, drug-sellin’, boyfriend-of-a-future A can of beer later... with stress on hold the smells of dinner, now—all fifteen of them! Assault me through the front window “Ya there yet? ...to this “cute little apartment, I mean?" So it’s sold… Someone else will wash windows, rake the yard Shovel Massachusetts snow Christmas lights come down in my mind— Running toward them still Toes numb Skates bouncin on my back Sled firing off sparks against the sidewalk in my wake Running and as always late Mittens soaked, heavy Like my eyes— Mom and I looking out this window for the last time Looking out toward the daughter of the woods I was Behind—me the bride sinks to the bare mattress— “Was it really 57 years? How can it be?” since...clutching can opener and Coke He scooped her up and through that door....    “How can it be?   Oh my….” "You can always keep the memories." she chirps to check the tears                                                                                                                             But I can’t taste them! …Mom baking cookies stew and dumplings on the stove Snitching chocolate bits waiting for the bowl Impatient little helpers at her side Colors slipping… A child husks corn in sunlight A blue Huffy gleams behind birthday candles Sheets billow from the line Sounds fading... A choir of music boxes before the Christmas carnage Doing dishes in three-part harmony I can barely wrap my words around our voices! “You can always keep the memories” Preamble to the dutiful decision Hypothermic excuse to dump the place Street sign shrinking in the rear-view
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So I met this ***** that was lerkin like a cool, chic head up angled like she was aiming for a fool ***** Looked like a ratchet who da hell would snatchet unless ya faith is sappy cause that girl hella ***** Bend down to light a halfy, Cut shorts **** snorts wreak smoke Might choke Taahaaa she broke no joke,. Brain tied Boy lied Needa hero,. On time,tart lime,she know she be a zero. Ghett heals wet meals not real done deal,. (sais the white girl that want's to be a rapper :)
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Jun 7, 2013
Jun 7, 2013 at 10:33 PM UTC
He does it for them ratchets,
our sky is spectrum there is the peace of a lake’s night-face in our presence, the ratchet of a thousand orbits encircled- wholly intersected through the palms. a collective vibrato. this unmasked, awesome wave of silent happenstance gathers kneading masses to lay deadly beneath oaken inscription, cast about the heavens in splinters of light. our shaken, fevered dance does not separate the halves we are corpus callosum, a passing stab embodied, writhing jazz rhythm untouched from pre-production. so slice us into maps. paste our highwayed bodies in the grinding gloom we will be your compass rose when the pedals are no longer smooth. we will grace the dirt when oceans are no comfort. the palm-lines of healers and street urchins are the same. child, this anthem is your name. if blood runs black, a frame collapsed, will we sing over your grave.
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Mar 1, 2013
Mar 1, 2013 at 10:13 AM UTC
A Letter from The Collective