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"regrettable" poems
how sad to be misunderstood to be evicted from life to have the full tenure of a torrid human existence gesture horribly at you in faultless reputation like that of a rancid rage over a lost trinket or to be quarantined while fingerless skin scolds and noiseless voices are raised in a donated generosity of savage ignorance striving to make copious amends in vain efforts to regrettable slow acting poison that boils the mind oh how sad to be misunderstood such varicose viciousness oh it’s sad quite sad to be misunderstood to live through and inoculated hour glass giving limitless time to a wildfire of idiocy and when your breath speaks they laugh black laughter that shatters wet umbilical truths shudders knowledge gestures to smoking nostrils oh how sad, how sad it is to be misunderstood to be drenched in the rain but not get wet in which antiquity rests with its mythologised stupendous ill effects getting vivid shadows massed all around oh how sad it is to be misunderstood until dactylic, hexameter, elegance completes and slithering syllables by their antiquity focus a shuddering shriek that sends an exploding heart through your chest
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Oct 3, 2013
Oct 3, 2013 at 4:56 PM UTC
how sad to be misunderstood
Slept in and saw the moon fall asleep Dead motor rising underneath my ***** sheets Camped out for days to see a love of mine But she met a man, now I'm trying to **** some time I feel like a ghost on highway 5 Caught dead with my spirit in my hand Claim your prize when I help you understand You think of love but I think of fun and games Regrettable nights with moon howled names I feel like a ghost in your brain Burnt out exhausted with roads in my eyes Fought for once but now I'm despised I want to drive until my engine starts to rust Until the memories I had turn to ******* dust I feel like the ghost of teenage lust Improper sayings that sting under the skin Emotions like to implode you from within Have you seen my head, all lit up with desire? But you were the one to light it on fire I feel like a ghost too dead to be tired
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Feb 7, 2016
Feb 7, 2016 at 9:12 PM UTC
The Ghost of Highway 5
Dinner table, Bowls of light, Stage fright, lilies, No appetite, Dark absences nibbling Right through my eyes Like black rabbits pulled Out of Truman Show skies, Provoking the question From those sat up front – Is this a trick you’re pulling - Is this one of your stunts? But no amount of smiling Will do – Nod all you like. They’re onto you. Christmas Eve, Sister’s house, Black eye, Ulcerated mouth. Divinely tickled- By Miss World! A pinecone and mistletoe Christmas hurled Down en suite toilets Porcelain pink, My face makes love To the bathroom sink. The most squalid Little Lord In the county, me, Summer blooms hold No charms for me, So I try to apply my Favourite smile And travel a few more Country miles To a chemist that doesn’t Know my face. I browse a bit (Condoms, spectacles case) Then I try to Convince the pharmacist That I need two Bottles of Gee’s Linctus. The cruelest boyfriend I ever had Gives head to a toilet roll And his fingerpads Are bordello yellow From greased nicotine, This ******* in Primrose Exhales smoke in a stream, And I try to remember what Buttercup said, His baby’s breath whispers Wilt in my head, Something about purity Something about loss Something about cleanliness Something about God Something about something That I should tick off as regrettable, But one flower can make everything So ******* Forgettable.
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Oct 4, 2013
Oct 4, 2013 at 2:49 PM UTC
just one flower
As the song says you are unforgettable In every way. Your perfume, your smile, Your pickle stabber. Your only tooth Unforgettable. I'd run a mile To tell the truth Regrettable. But there you are.
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Aug 29, 2013
Aug 29, 2013 at 8:46 AM UTC
Unforgettable
Once upon a time, in a little old forest, There lived a baker, a butcher, and a florist. They were so poor that they decided one day To figure out which of them was the poorest. The baker stood up proud "It is I who is the poorest. "I obviously have the least. "All my bread, by rats, was devoured "And I haven't any more flour. "This last loaf is my final feast." "Not you, but I," said the butcher from his shop. "It is I who has nothing at all to eat "My deli's full of bones. "Oh! How my stomach groans! "What's a butcher without any meat?" And the florist, in a whisper, Mumbled his protest "Why even if my flowers bloomed, "I fear my career is regrettable, "As flowers are not edible, "For I am the poorest and doomed." Then the baker nodded And the butcher agreed, Though they had not very much, The florist was the poorest indeed. Before the day was over, There were crumbs all on the ground Said the Butcher, with his cutting tool "Why the florist, he was such a fool" And since then, he was never to be found.
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Dec 20, 2012
Dec 20, 2012 at 3:24 AM UTC
The Butcher, The Baker, and The Florist
Addict. electrifying steel to skin, metal caress most intimate touch intoxicating pleasure and pain mixing bold sketching hearts on sleeves exhibitionist walking canvas, ****** art permanent war paint ******* unhireable regrettable decisions just wait till you sag appropriation tribal skull, rose indian meaningless symbols rebellious act futureless punk ***** loser nine to five. conform.
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Nov 19, 2014
Nov 19, 2014 at 2:54 AM UTC
Addict/Asshole
It's Thursday If it were Wednesday It would be the same again, you are not here So,      I think to call someone else and have regrettable *** and forget you for a night but I don't I'm tired of it I'll be alone So, I think I'll sit by myself drink     and talk to the gods they don't exist but they are nearer than you
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Dec 10, 2015
Dec 10, 2015 at 6:02 AM UTC
Thursday
On The counters of poetry I dock and lock myself Then I scope on the bottles of liquors seductively And spellblind by their syllables I took the shakers and hybrid The Similes The Onomatopeia's The Nemesis' The Near-Rhymes And The Triadic-Lines Then I gulp fourteen shots of Sonnets From my paper-glass And glug a paradox Or a foil-sigh Trice, The knots Bundling my eloquence Will exonerated itself And torpidity will cuff my consciousness And the droplets remains in my paper- glass Will impel me To quest for myriad of them I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I Will slur With half an eye open As if the other is broken Stock on a comedy chair Then When the Limbs of time tread Will I rush to the counter Like the athletes at Olympia And hybrid The Blank-verses The Alliterations The Limericks The Litotes The Aporia's And The Dysphemism's And Gulp countless Yet measured shoots Of Ballad,with my paper-glass And unravel the oratories Of sacred secrets,eclectic enchantment and regrettable reflexes Aside,or injects the world With my rugged pins of eruditions Bestowed in me by the liquors of poetry I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I Will slur With half an eye open As if the other is broken Stocked on a comedy-chair Again I will rush To the counter,and hybrid The Exaggerations The Personifications The Imageries And The Caesura's And Gulp uncounted shoots Of Epic's from my paper-glass And Eulogise my steam and wit Yet,I'm drunk And deeply drunk wholly By a might that mortify me so much That I've become a slave In the awe of my servitude Now and then Will I weep and wail terribly Each morning,each noon,and each night For the great demise of myself And for an emancipation From the perpetual counter-cells poetry I'm drunk,and deeply drunk by poetry. Deeply Drunk ©Historian E.Lexano
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Jul 29, 2015
Jul 29, 2015 at 4:38 PM UTC
Deeply Drunk
On The counters of poetry I dock and lock myself Then I scope on the bottles of liquors seductively And spellblind by their syllables I took the shakers and hybrid The Similes The Onomatopeia's The Nemesis' The Near-Rhymes And The Triadic-Lines Then I gulp fourteen shots of Sonnets From my paper-glass And glug a paradox Or a foil-sigh Trice, The knots Bundling my eloquence Will exonerated itself And torpidity will cuff my consciousness And the droplets remains in my paper- glass Will impel me To quest for myriad of them I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I Will slur With half an eye open As if the other is broken Stock on a comedy chair Then When the Limbs of time tread Will I rush to the counter Like the athletes at Olympia And hybrid The Blank-verses The Alliterations The Limericks The Litotes The Aporia's And The Dysphemism's And Gulp countless Yet measured shoots Of Ballad,with my paper-glass And unravel the oratories Of sacred secrets,eclectic enchantment and regrettable reflexes Aside,or injects the world With my rugged pins of eruditions Bestowed in me by the liquors of poetry I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I'm not drunk! I Will slur With half an eye open As if the other is broken Stocked on a comedy-chair Again I will rush To the counter,and hybrid The Exaggerations The Personifications The Imageries And The Caesura's And Gulp uncounted shoots Of Epic's from my paper-glass And Eulogise my steam and wit Yet,I'm drunk And deeply drunk wholly By a might that mortify me so much That I've become a slave In the awe of my servitude Now and then Will I weep and wail terribly Each morning,each noon,and each night For the great demise of myself And for an emancipation From the perpetual counter-cells poetry I'm drunk,and deeply drunk by poetry. Deeply Drunk ©Historian E.Lexano
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Black hole, please, absorb this! This horrible image, This regrettable instance In which I had lost myself to Blindness. Lover, Force me to look at you And nit into the past that is A marble statue with claws and teeth That protrude like swords. Tell me I can let go Of the rotted flower petals Covered in mold and betrayal, They said they would stay Beautiful! Tell me I can rinse the slime Of false hope from my body And my intimacies so that I may be pure for you. Quicksand, drop this putrid locket Into your depths and clog the clasp So that no one will ever see the inside. Obey Me! Take my sacrifice, my past and Everything Corroded! Tell me That I am able to forget And be forgotten!
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Sep 17, 2014
Sep 17, 2014 at 11:42 AM UTC
Forgotten
my date with thc, serendipitous and sublime, like the first time curious george killed the black persian ***** got me sky-hiking in a cloud of delusion and creativity, climbing ladders of abstraction for nine mystic rungs from mundane muse, regrettable like drunk *** with an octogenarian to lucid peaks of eccentricity, a vaunted house built by jimi and john, long gone, but resurrected this date we split a dime into 3 nickels and rolled every penny into a top-5 billboard joint we sprayed the submarine purple with haze then made the wind cry mary as we gazed at two giraffes making babies on the serengeti, laughing hysterically like schoolgirls watching riding miss daisy then the cbd kicked in and I toodle-ooed my two ungratefully dead hippy stoneheads and crashed from the ninth rung of the last ladder onto grandma's bed, clutching the first lines of my date with thc, serendipitous and sublime... ~ P (#Pablo#hcgktbpp) (8/12/2013)
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Aug 12, 2013
Aug 12, 2013 at 7:51 PM UTC
How Curious George Killed The Black Persian *****
I am counting twelve pairs of ribs lining the perimeters of my torso Boney Me Asthenia fingers Wasted knees and knuckles Pricking the hard chords on my chest-guitar Misery eyes -- Dashing around in dustbin sockets My head like a raisin with skull-shaped framing ****** inward Looking at the dead animals guilting me Looking at the withering plants begging for water Evil food. Attracted to the mirror I know only this Only what I see -- And I see a sow. Lost in this possibly regrettable movement Towards Skeletons Boney Me Looking at the evil food I tell it that I hate it and that it will never be me I tell it I want to be like the flossy ones on magazines Thin to skinny to boney Boney me smoking an e-cig I defeat the evil foods tonight Surviving on primal back-up spirits Surviving for the hope of closeness Maybe I can waste away all this skin And finally see my own heart.
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Sep 22, 2012
Sep 22, 2012 at 11:32 PM UTC
E-Cig
Knife brandished and dusted on dirt rubber grout grown stuck between concrete slabs in parking lot, stabs the oak bark and climbing with hand hold knots and claw bent cramp of forearm strain What if the lake came to life revealed secrets from the last era, before manmade channels and bridges truss and bending On approach grip loosens uncovered, looks echo in time loud, unsure when muffled voices make it past headphones while walking through clouds of regrettable memory
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Apr 19, 2014
Apr 19, 2014 at 9:54 PM UTC
Collarbone, illumine
Oh sweet father Archetype of a man Determined artisan Architect of life Aged without any ego Balance in the throes Passed on regrettable genes Always wore your wedding ring Hoped we were dead you screamed Just to name a few things Oh grandfather the eminent My true father so evident Worked a gold cast Until it broke your back Aged without ego Stable through hardship woes Your blood didn't run in my veins But I would gladly take your genes Always wore your wedding ring Born a quiet cool And as calm as a summer spring
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Jun 4, 2018
Jun 4, 2018 at 8:58 PM UTC
Former Father or Latter
********* Arsonist Regrettable Stupid Horrible Arrogant Loser Liar Manly All-knowing Right **** Handy Awesome Likable Level-headed
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Aug 18, 2013
Aug 18, 2013 at 9:27 PM UTC
Marshall
*Your love is like a trip to the dentist. Every time you’re in my arms like laughing gas I fall victim to your charms. And though that said as an adult, I would not hurt I pain when you’re away. But it’s a treat in the end, your absence is short. I know the pain of separation will be fixed with well-placed braces; It’s unbearable now, but it’s only fluoride to wipe out bacterial traces. Yes, our love could be more hygienically kept, But each visit brings great excitement unexpected, yet. There are times regrettable, And shyness certainly starts me quivering. Still, each day with you leaves me smiling, So fresh that I’m shivering.*
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Dec 30, 2014
Dec 30, 2014 at 3:20 PM UTC
Love like a Dentist's Chair
Do you remember the day we bought our beers, packed our bags and made our own party on the hill beside our building? It was just you and me and the sun. We were celebrating the first warm day of spring, but you still insisted on stouts, and they quickly lost their cool in the sunlight but I didn't mind. I brought my camera and photographed the wind curling through that blue and green sundress you loved, and you danced as if you were a leaf in autumn. Until you spilled your beer, to which I reacted only with regrettable anger. You stopped dancing. That lead us inside, away from the sunlight, to end the memory. You never wore that sundress again, and didn't enjoy those stouts the same way. We never celebrated another change of season, and I never again photographed you in the wind.
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Dec 5, 2014
Dec 5, 2014 at 11:46 PM UTC
Sundress
I looked into a mirror, took each one apart Someone had asked me, What's your favourite body part? Why not your eyes? Ah, those ones betray me so easily when I cry Your ears? No, they too quickly give into their fears Thought you'd say your lips They are pretty, yes. But make many regrettable slips Your nose? Oh, it is too large and tends to spoil many a pose And your teeth? The top row is straight, but not those beneath But your hands? Ha, they get busy and selfish with their finds And your feet? Hmm... That's an idea but they're not too neat What about your legs? They'd sure do well if we compare them to pegs Surely, your lungs? They'd do anything for air, to whom do they really belong? I know, I know! Your brain! It'd be the best, if I could remember everyone's name☺ Someone asked, "what's your favourite body part?" One that has stayed loyal to me from the very start If I must choose a part, that would be my heart ♥
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Oct 15, 2015
Oct 15, 2015 at 8:14 AM UTC
My Favourite Body Part
I hear my last words lose themselves hanging from the precipice of a precise demise. Looking for nectar, I pick at thorns and scabs you name your regrettable yesterdays though I won’t find any syrup In your horseradish skull. Tuesday’s malaise will spread across the week turning sour and heavy. Summer to fall I thought I had it solved. Fall to winter, I know nothing at all. 12.13.14. Cem copyrighted edited 6.15.16
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Dec 19, 2014
Dec 19, 2014 at 1:58 AM UTC
Mayonnaise Malaise
emptiness, that pure lightness of nothing needn’t be traumatic, where voids seen and unseen force regrettable choices and actions. unlike a visit to the dentist not all gaps need filling. ‘twas the dive into the deep void, after all, that made the buddha smile in boundless ecstasy. © 2021
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Dec 11, 2021
Dec 11, 2021 at 10:39 AM UTC
in boundless ecstasy
Hello sadness my old foe An unwelcome face I’ve come to know Walking through walls I built so high With bricks of feathers, but the will to try You crush my caged bird of steely resolve And with it’s flightless wings does my hope dissolve A haunting shadow present day and night Whispering Give up the fight, give up the fight But you come and go; a regrettable guest Soon, I will degrade you to a whimsical test. My body is my temple, and my mind shall rule- Only those guests who never leave, -dreams, memories, friends as thick as thieves Will have a final say in the way of my life- I will never let you win this wretched strife.
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Jan 1, 2014
Jan 1, 2014 at 8:37 PM UTC
Unwelcome Guest
It was Saturday, And you said God was with us. So, we drove as fast as possible- Into blistering orange and purple, Into the death of the sun. Because we knew he was, just as well as wasn’t. There was sweat on your chest, And on mine two black handprints of mud. You called me your Apache warrior. I made fierce stabs at sol, spears tipped with glass. I did not **** the fire, only scared him away for a cycle. In ecstasy you asked if I’d like some- Fearful to step past my father’s drugs I shrugged you a no. Sold you the same line from dreams before. I don’t like being in heaven and hell at the same time. To which you replied with hollow eyes to hell with heaven. And together we cried ponds in the parking lot of Wal-Mart. Beseeching the dams not hold, Hoping we could wash it all clean. It was Sunday, And you said that god was dead- We danced in the street, maniacs, Exposed flesh and drumming war cries. Busted open the fire hydrant and nursed, Hysterical for love and peaceful tomorrows, Crusaders of regrettable intentions. And then your mother called and you had to run off to church. During this fifth year you were enlightened. Many people feel that upon reading a book or two. Labeled me wrong, you of course playing the protagonist - I didn’t see it that way. I wasn’t keeping any type of score. Still bear chested, scowling at king sun, Howling to mother moon, dressed in pale luminous silk, Knowing she would never howl back. With duly noted precautionary tales in mind I set forth- To coastal plains lush with life, Trees hiding the cityscape. Stars sending light at a glacial pace, Eroding corneal muck. You had left three sheets to the wind, And I was inside my own mind without. Skies bled crimson heat, Leached from me that passion that once held steadfast And it was pleasant at best. But, I am no martyr. Revitalized in my own indulgences, Slept till Saturday when you returned- The world making right again.
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Feb 6, 2013
Feb 6, 2013 at 2:09 PM UTC
"Howling to Mother Moon"
It was Saturday, And you said God was with us. So, we drove as fast as possible- Into blistering orange and purple, Into the death of the sun. Because we knew he was, just as well as wasn’t. There was sweat on your chest, And on mine two black handprints of mud. You called me your Apache warrior. I made fierce stabs at sol, spears tipped with glass. I did not **** the fire, only scared him away for a cycle. In ecstasy you asked if I’d like some- Fearful to step past my father’s drugs I shrugged you a no. Sold you the same line from dreams before. I don’t like being in heaven and hell at the same time. To which you replied with hollow eyes to hell with heaven. And together we cried ponds in the parking lot of Wal-Mart. Beseeching the dams not hold, Hoping we could wash it all clean. It was Sunday, And you said that god was dead- We danced in the street, maniacs, Exposed flesh and drumming war cries. Busted open the fire hydrant and nursed, Hysterical for love and peaceful tomorrows, Crusaders of regrettable intentions. And then your mother called and you had to run off to church. During this fifth year you were enlightened. Many people feel that upon reading a book or two. Labeled me wrong, you of course playing the protagonist - I didn’t see it that way. I wasn’t keeping any type of score. Still bear chested, scowling at king sun, Howling to mother moon, dressed in pale luminous silk, Knowing she would never howl back. With duly noted precautionary tales in mind I set forth- To coastal plains lush with life, Trees hiding the cityscape. Stars sending light at a glacial pace, Eroding corneal muck. You had left three sheets to the wind, And I was inside my own mind without. Skies bled crimson heat, Leached from me that passion that once held steadfast And it was pleasant at best. But, I am no martyr. Revitalized in my own indulgences, Slept till Saturday when you returned- The world making right again.
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Oh, The lessons that we learn at the bottom of a bottle. Desperately 'loving,' Attention starved, Clinging to closeness, 'Memories.' Blurry drunken happenings. Escapism at it's finest. Take these strangers, Call them friends and lovers. Lace these nights, With flings and fleeting things. And, Pictures you just want to earase The next morning. But, If we're being more honest, The truth is I'd rather not be. And between you, me and the buzz we've got going, This can be real for just tonight. And by the time we wake up tomorrow, Sleep will have made it feel like a dream. That, We can live with. Even though, it still leaves me empty. I'd never admit that once I'm sober. Because by then, That poison-honesty-serum, Will have worn off.
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Dec 27, 2010
Dec 27, 2010 at 5:50 PM UTC
Escapism At Its Most Regrettable
I haven't seen you in awhile my dear And now there's something I've come to fear That I don't remember the smell of your hair But at least I'd recognize that smile anywhere And I might not remember the taste of your lips But I still want my arms around your hips But your laugh, now that is unforgettable And every moment we're together, is un-regrettable Oh I miss you with every fibre of my being And I'm jealous of those friends, whom you keep on seeing.
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Apr 28, 2014
Apr 28, 2014 at 7:06 AM UTC
I miss you