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"restaurant" poems
Man                                           Woman He Smiles Curiously                        She Blushes Coyly He Approaches      Asks her name      She shares it     Asks the Same Mr Right                              Love at First Sight                    Her Smile is a Delight "Meet for Drinks?"                            hmmmmmm                              "Pick me up at 8?" He knocks - 1 rose.                                vase, water                        Her perfume - sweeter. Politely, opens car door for her                                The night keeps getting better At the restaurant                                                      She sips her red wine Conversation so easy                    She feels she's known him forever "Would you like to dance?                "I don't dance very well." "Indulge me, just want u in my arms."    ~Just a smile~ One hand at her waist, one on her back. They become one, all others disappear. Peering into each other's eyes. No words are needed. Their bodies say it. © 2012
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Jul 6, 2012
Jul 6, 2012 at 11:07 PM UTC
Falling in Love
ground zero i become aware of boundaries i am a dog chasing cars i sing your voicemail to sleep there are no surgeon general warnings to tell me that *the objects in the mirror are more depressed than they appear* so how do i tell you that there are parts of my life that move slower without you in them? or that i look for you every day in emails & unanswered calls in the sunrises i didn't choose to be awake to watch that i sometimes still stare at doorways hoping you would walk through them    stage 1 you tell your new lover you've got a splinter and they pull the sound of your body falling asleep on mine out of your fingertip    stage 2 your new lover says something at dinner that makes you choke so they call 911 & the paramedics do the hymleich not knowing you would ***** our promises all over the the restaurant    stage 3 your new lover surprises you by cleaning the house & washes the shirt you kept next to the bed, not knowing it was the last thing you had that smelled like me after people always ask what was loving her like? after a really long silence i just say "it must be nice" but i never say it's watching paint dry i never say it's a window seat in hell i don't tell anyone about the dreams where i am reading you bedtime stories each one is a different way you die & every time i can never save you dreams where what i think are angels in my bedroom are just homeless versions of myself you never loved i have dreams where i pay someone to shoot me just to see if you would cry just to see if you would cradle my body i don't tell people that loving you is like playing piano for someone who can't hear that it's hitting repeat on my favorite song & forgetting the words every time it starts over that it's finding out there's no milk after you already poured yourself a bowl of cereal it's getting locked in the dark & being told to look on the bright side that loving you is like being reminded of what it felt like the first time you accidentally let go of a balloon as a child it's drowning without the water it's the feeling you get when you start to dance & the song ends
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Mar 21, 2015
Mar 21, 2015 at 3:30 PM UTC
stages of detachment
ground zero i become aware of boundaries i am a dog chasing cars i sing your voicemail to sleep there are no surgeon general warnings to tell me that *the objects in the mirror are more depressed than they appear* so how do i tell you that there are parts of my life that move slower without you in them? or that i look for you every day in emails & unanswered calls in the sunrises i didn't choose to be awake to watch that i sometimes still stare at doorways hoping you would walk through them    stage 1 you tell your new lover you've got a splinter and they pull the sound of your body falling asleep on mine out of your fingertip    stage 2 your new lover says something at dinner that makes you choke so they call 911 & the paramedics do the hymleich not knowing you would ***** our promises all over the the restaurant    stage 3 your new lover surprises you by cleaning the house & washes the shirt you kept next to the bed, not knowing it was the last thing you had that smelled like me after people always ask what was loving her like? after a really long silence i just say "it must be nice" but i never say it's watching paint dry i never say it's a window seat in hell i don't tell anyone about the dreams where i am reading you bedtime stories each one is a different way you die & every time i can never save you dreams where what i think are angels in my bedroom are just homeless versions of myself you never loved i have dreams where i pay someone to shoot me just to see if you would cry just to see if you would cradle my body i don't tell people that loving you is like playing piano for someone who can't hear that it's hitting repeat on my favorite song & forgetting the words every time it starts over that it's finding out there's no milk after you already poured yourself a bowl of cereal it's getting locked in the dark & being told to look on the bright side that loving you is like being reminded of what it felt like the first time you accidentally let go of a balloon as a child it's drowning without the water it's the feeling you get when you start to dance & the song ends
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***** I like ***** I like **** before you touch, you must get permits. Nothing like a nice pair of assets, oh how puppies make nice pets. Bazongas are ***** that are large, strippers and hookers, will always charge. Nothing like the perfect ***** but only on the perfect woman. ******* are yummy dark or white, but first you must wait for an invite. Some girls even have a third ****** do not squeeze says Mr. Whipple. I don't mind girls on the itty, bitty, ***** committee, on a carpenters dream, I show no pity. They could be called a bust, some call them cans, a woman's squeeze box, all men are fans. Chesticles is a term I have never heard, but everyday, I learn a new word. I like cones, I like jugs, girls with big ones, I give hugs. Al Bundy loved calling them ******* at the restaurant, I wish I was one of the recruiters. A girl with a nice set of knockers, might find herself with unwanted stalkers. Fergie sang about her lovely lady lumps, a good set of melons, still give me goose bumps. ***** always come in a pair, why do bra's, they have to wear. Even men who smoke lots of crack, still can appreciate a good sized rack. I don't care if there fake or real. in a crowded room, I always cop a feel. Girls love showing off some cleavage, I wish I lived in a ***** village. Babies need breast milk to make them stronger, if the mom is hot, they may do it longer. In conclusion, I love ***** with whipped cream or melting ice cubes.
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Oct 30, 2013
Oct 30, 2013 at 3:49 PM UTC
*****
she was leaving and got the gumption to see me before she did so we went to dinner she sat, crumpled at the edge of the booth playing with her silverware hands sweating our knees barely touching underneath the table they shook like the day we met they shook like floodgates when the clouds get upset her hair was drawn back into an apology and she didn't answer when the waiter asked for drinks she pans, tilts looking for the restroom but doesn't get up covers her mouth to hide her furled chin i cut her a piece of bread not sparingly i didn't want to ruin the symbolism of cutting a gangrenous thing from ones self she half wept out "tell me a joke" i thought to say "look at us." that's it. that's the joke. the premise & the punch line sharing some silence here in this ominous moment so thick with goodbye you could touch it i said "when they asked what the name was for the wait, i should've said "awkward, party of 2" but that's not the joke "knock knock" she whispered "who's there?" i sat for a moment and said "so we've come full circle.. we're even in the same seats, from all those months ago" her lips quivered and she hid her mouth "i just wanted to hear a joke" she said i came back with "if i fell for you in a quiet restaurant & no one was around to hear it, does the laughter of children i drempt we'd have make a sound?"
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Sep 6, 2014
Sep 6, 2014 at 7:19 PM UTC
dialogue & jargon
do you ever wonder about the difference between looking at something and the hallucination created when looking past it? if you look at your hand it's all you can see but if you look past your hand there are now two of them sometimes it's hard for me to remember which is real it gets me thinking about how my father used to wake me up in the morning by rubbing his stubble across my face i spent my 11th birthday under the assumption that he might come back if i drank his aftershave like maybe if i could turn blue if i could be his favorite color on our bathroom floor he would forget why he left the paramedics were all sobing as they pumped memories out of my stomach i coughed up the day the post-it note with your new address on it burned a hole in our refrigerator coughed up the day the divorce papers came and my mother took a baseball bat to the mailbox i've been choking on the splinters for 17 years it's been 17 years since the last dinner plate exploded on our dining room wall 17 years since my mother started accidentally setting your place at the dinner table 17 years since italian night at the restaurant on the corner where the juke box spat tired music and like so many other things it stopped working when you left i guess it's no coincidence since the juke box went quiet that the cds in my car only skip on "i miss you" i've been hemorrhaging memories for so long and now that i'm looking back i can no longer tell the mirage from the truth sometimes i swear you showed up to my graduation and last time i was at your apartment i can't remember if the imprints of my hands are in clay hanging on your wall or if they were left in the mud the day god had the audacity to let it rain or maybe it's like the time i saw someone crying on a bridge now that i think about it i can't remember if it was me
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Jun 20, 2014
Jun 20, 2014 at 12:53 AM UTC
məˈräZH
do you ever wonder about the difference between looking at something and the hallucination created when looking past it? if you look at your hand it's all you can see but if you look past your hand there are now two of them sometimes it's hard for me to remember which is real it gets me thinking about how my father used to wake me up in the morning by rubbing his stubble across my face i spent my 11th birthday under the assumption that he might come back if i drank his aftershave like maybe if i could turn blue if i could be his favorite color on our bathroom floor he would forget why he left the paramedics were all sobing as they pumped memories out of my stomach i coughed up the day the post-it note with your new address on it burned a hole in our refrigerator coughed up the day the divorce papers came and my mother took a baseball bat to the mailbox i've been choking on the splinters for 17 years it's been 17 years since the last dinner plate exploded on our dining room wall 17 years since my mother started accidentally setting your place at the dinner table 17 years since italian night at the restaurant on the corner where the juke box spat tired music and like so many other things it stopped working when you left i guess it's no coincidence since the juke box went quiet that the cds in my car only skip on "i miss you" i've been hemorrhaging memories for so long and now that i'm looking back i can no longer tell the mirage from the truth sometimes i swear you showed up to my graduation and last time i was at your apartment i can't remember if the imprints of my hands are in clay hanging on your wall or if they were left in the mud the day god had the audacity to let it rain or maybe it's like the time i saw someone crying on a bridge now that i think about it i can't remember if it was me
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Take me to the art museum and kiss me by the paintings, Take me to the deeper parts of the oceans, so deep that any coral reef will be jealous that we will survive, Take me to that little ice cream shop my parents use to go on dates to when they were hopelessly in love and I'll let you order your favorite ice cream, Take me to the Chinese restaurant where my schizophrenic grandmother use to take me on late night outings and I'll kiss you in every booth, take me to New Jersey, to that beach where your parents stood in the same room and introduced you to home, take me to your bed, talk to me about those parts of your body not everyone gets to meet, take me to an abandoned hospital and let me take your blood on a canvas and make it resemble the Mona Lisa, so that people years from now glorify us, take me to the hill where I first tried ******* and let's make our hearts beat in sync with the breath of the flowers surrounding us, take me to that bench in the school gym where we met and kiss me, kiss me like you've never kissed anyone before, kiss me as if it'll be the last lips you ever touch, kiss me as if your life depended on it, take me to the edge of the universe and I'll show you the end of my love.
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May 25, 2014
May 25, 2014 at 9:37 AM UTC
Take me
On the border of U.S and Mexico someone saw a ZULU. On the ice-land of Netherlands with ice area birds a team was seen- a team of ZULU. On the sea-shore of Caribbean some persons were swimming People were saying- ZULU A new brand of baby foods which was only on e-commerce site,called - ZULU A coffe restaurant chain's name in Africa was-ZULU A scientist's research project's secret password was- that has been changed from 'a' to double 'u'-ZULU. It was zala not zulu
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Jan 13, 2019
Jan 13, 2019 at 11:28 AM UTC
zulu and zulu
*she dragged me out of the house knowing i was feeling down not allowing me to wallow in my self pity, she dressed me,         painted my face                fashioned my hair, that’s my girl friend at Juliana’s, small family owned Italian restaurant, a gem of a find, she said, Lorenzo, greeted her with familiarity (she leaves a memorable impression) she introduced me as her bestie with a twinkle in her eye young (as all under 30 people are to me) handsome, dark thick curly haired, with dancing eyes, a serving towel over his left arm nodded with a genuine smile i smiled back despite my mood wine was swirled, smelled, sampled and selected a captivating performance, executed expertly she watched me watching him describe the specials   with a melodic Italian accent transforming my mood garlic knots wafting with his stride, placed on the table with a small bowl of marinara sauce still hovering in his long lean fingers it slipped, splattering red stain on the pristine white cloth without skipping a beat his eyes poured into mine words emerged “forgive me, your beauty made me nervous”*
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Dec 6, 2017
Dec 6, 2017 at 8:34 AM UTC
the waiter
Eroding brick wall all that remains refracted, fading fishermen shadow red dawn’s early light brackish still water shocked violent green seeps from the desert to be subsumed by an unrelenting sea restless dreamers rise muscle sturdy pangas into the churning tide seeking quicksilver at the continental edges returning boats ride low the shrinking horizon race to safe harbor cold beer on ice under palm palapas in the restaurant a young man shows off tuna half as tall as he is to admiring tourists like me, seeking the deep, slow burn salt, jalapeno, lime a fitting end to this unraveling dream Pueblo Mágico of “no bad days” walls of contention in a fractured land will never separate us one margarita, two another raised in defiance of those who would try to confine and define free-range spirits the Pacific touches this contiguous shore from equator to pole we could catch a clockwise current follow Polaris up North arrive transformed magnetically charged disparate souls fused together bound
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Mar 17, 2017
Mar 17, 2017 at 8:38 AM UTC
Pacific Drift
I reserved a table for the two of us at the only restaurant in the world that not only offers atmosphere and setting but tone and syntax as well. First some articles for appetizers. They're easiest on my pocket you know. An an, a the, and an a. Let's not even start on the punctuation, I'm treating you to a rather large meal. As large as the entire English language, now back to the articles. Sure these taste like lint but they still taste. Petit fours but there you are. Try to be disinterested or you'll put me off my food. Nouns now. My, what a variety. Bit meaty, eh? These have staying power. They taste like a bit of everywhere, and everyone, and everything. What's that? Surely they're not that bland. Maybe you need some seasoning. "Adjective" comes from the French for "to the word." So exotic aren't they? These really are fantastic. Exquisite, unique, zesty to say the least. You must admit, they make the meal worth it. I hope you're not allergic, I could have sworn I just had something "nutty." Oh, it had nuts "in it"? There must be some prepositions mixed in here. (I'm glad we're getting through these now, I've never been a big fan of them. When I was a kid, I would always push my prepositions to the end of my sentences. You just can't do that in a joint like this, it seems.) Ah finally. The verbs are served. Well-prepared it would seem. Yes, anything you can do to a verb they've done to these. Infinitives (too good to realistically be believed!), gerunds, and participles (No, not particles. But we did have some of those at the Japanese restaurant.) Fairly lean too, as I can't see any auxiliary fat. For some reason those adverbs (just to your left, under that thesaurus) really go well with this. Plus those adjectives from earlier, rather pleasantly. Now a brief selection of conjunctions, but don't ruin yourself. They're not a meal of themselves, just a link to... Oh! Look at those interjections. So delicate, so (Wow!) incisive. I told you to keep your appetite. Well, just try a little of this. Goodness, me! And then everyone proceeds to die from a split infinitive.
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Mar 21, 2010
Mar 21, 2010 at 7:44 PM UTC
I Eat my Words.
I reserved a table for the two of us at the only restaurant in the world that not only offers atmosphere and setting but tone and syntax as well. First some articles for appetizers. They're easiest on my pocket you know. An an, a the, and an a. Let's not even start on the punctuation, I'm treating you to a rather large meal. As large as the entire English language, now back to the articles. Sure these taste like lint but they still taste. Petit fours but there you are. Try to be disinterested or you'll put me off my food. Nouns now. My, what a variety. Bit meaty, eh? These have staying power. They taste like a bit of everywhere, and everyone, and everything. What's that? Surely they're not that bland. Maybe you need some seasoning. "Adjective" comes from the French for "to the word." So exotic aren't they? These really are fantastic. Exquisite, unique, zesty to say the least. You must admit, they make the meal worth it. I hope you're not allergic, I could have sworn I just had something "nutty." Oh, it had nuts "in it"? There must be some prepositions mixed in here. (I'm glad we're getting through these now, I've never been a big fan of them. When I was a kid, I would always push my prepositions to the end of my sentences. You just can't do that in a joint like this, it seems.) Ah finally. The verbs are served. Well-prepared it would seem. Yes, anything you can do to a verb they've done to these. Infinitives (too good to realistically be believed!), gerunds, and participles (No, not particles. But we did have some of those at the Japanese restaurant.) Fairly lean too, as I can't see any auxiliary fat. For some reason those adverbs (just to your left, under that thesaurus) really go well with this. Plus those adjectives from earlier, rather pleasantly. Now a brief selection of conjunctions, but don't ruin yourself. They're not a meal of themselves, just a link to... Oh! Look at those interjections. So delicate, so (Wow!) incisive. I told you to keep your appetite. Well, just try a little of this. Goodness, me! And then everyone proceeds to die from a split infinitive.
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maybe the buildings are hollow, occupied only in facade on the first floor of storefronts maybe this whole town is a hologram of neon against puddles on the pavement. maybe the citizens are ghosts floating by in circles, or squares of city blocks, around a routine, or droning through on electric scooters as if on muted theme park rides to the next sensory diversion; to the nearest gastronomical pleasure; toward the weekend and its next party celebrating the loss of time, I see their tired faces staring out from the glass of coffeeshop windows on every block. I see their piles of beer cans beside the trash chute. I hear them singing on booze-cruises to nowhere What part of this cycle that turns days into dust moves us closer to heaven? What feast from what new restaurant downtown will feed our souls? From which lonely night do we finally emerge beside the one whose presence fills these hollow buildings to the top-most floors? Which of the empty lots between us do we fill with a conversation about how this is all a dream, or how we'll keep each other awake on a bench beneath a street lamp before dawn waiting for the first bus to take us home.
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Aug 20, 2018
Aug 20, 2018 at 12:25 AM UTC
Ghost Town
Phone in your home Phone with you on the road Three way connections Incoming calls, not one, but another-aka call waiting Phones with caller ID Cordless phones Hands free phones Toothy phones sticking out of people's ears Picture phones...say cheese! Phone texting instead of talking Hello? I cannot hear you! Television and movies in your home DVD players in your car Watch those images on your computer Watch them on your cell phone Television in the airport Television in the restaurant Television at the gas pump Television in the grocery store line What's next? Television in the operating room? Music on your home stereo Music on your car radio Store it all on your traveling ipod Melodious cell phone rings everywhere Your mp3 player and new computer speakers Your favorite cable music channels And plenty of music blasted in the stores Can't I just have a thought to myself? Don't forget computers! Instant messaging Junk mail in cyberspace All your shows and movies always at your instant access Computer dating Computer stalkers and hacking Computer crashes I foresee because computer bugs and viruses are trying to invade my soul! And I feel sick! I can't get that music out of my head! I think my ears are ringing! You've heard of couch potatoes I think I'm a mouse potato! How is that for a human spud? Yes, I admit I'm addicted to my PC! That I spend more time with technology than I do with the human race! I should be burnt out like old hardware that is on extreme overload Not made of wires and steel but of flesh and blood I am designed! But I can't stop!!! The technology of the future is now here! I know what George Jetson was saying when he said: JANE! GET ME OFF THIS CRAZY THING!
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Aug 12, 2010
Aug 12, 2010 at 1:46 PM UTC
Technology Treadmill
Phone in your home Phone with you on the road Three way connections Incoming calls, not one, but another-aka call waiting Phones with caller ID Cordless phones Hands free phones Toothy phones sticking out of people's ears Picture phones...say cheese! Phone texting instead of talking Hello? I cannot hear you! Television and movies in your home DVD players in your car Watch those images on your computer Watch them on your cell phone Television in the airport Television in the restaurant Television at the gas pump Television in the grocery store line What's next? Television in the operating room? Music on your home stereo Music on your car radio Store it all on your traveling ipod Melodious cell phone rings everywhere Your mp3 player and new computer speakers Your favorite cable music channels And plenty of music blasted in the stores Can't I just have a thought to myself? Don't forget computers! Instant messaging Junk mail in cyberspace All your shows and movies always at your instant access Computer dating Computer stalkers and hacking Computer crashes I foresee because computer bugs and viruses are trying to invade my soul! And I feel sick! I can't get that music out of my head! I think my ears are ringing! You've heard of couch potatoes I think I'm a mouse potato! How is that for a human spud? Yes, I admit I'm addicted to my PC! That I spend more time with technology than I do with the human race! I should be burnt out like old hardware that is on extreme overload Not made of wires and steel but of flesh and blood I am designed! But I can't stop!!! The technology of the future is now here! I know what George Jetson was saying when he said: JANE! GET ME OFF THIS CRAZY THING!
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No, you're wrong. Everyone is as beautiful as they can possibly be Particularly at lunch in a laughing restaurant Everyone is as beautiful as they can possibly be And they are moved by their own beauty And they shed tears for it in the back of the taxi home
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Restaurant
My baby moves in jumps and flutters inside me, like the barn swallows that make nests of dirt and twigs outside the restaurant. Yesterday they disappeared and I learned that a maintenance man came and hosed them down.   Tragic, he said. But necessary.   Too much bird ****   When I got pregnant it felt like waking up at the top of a roller coaster. And then an engagement.   Somehow this is how my life is going and somehow it does not feel like cliche. Ask as many what-ifs as you want but there is just a single trajectory. Even though you have to fall asleep one day before waking in the next. Moving through concentric circles and trying to find the center. Biology is happening in a part of me that I am still getting to know.   Kaleidoscoping. She was once the size of a grape but now I read she can blink her eyelids. She is also not like the barn swallows.
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Jul 15, 2018
Jul 15, 2018 at 7:00 PM UTC
Concentric Circles
Aren't they supposed to be people, too? Pigment is really that important? They are not ***** A separate restaurant, Drinking fountain, Theater, Bench, Everything! Because you can deal with "different" people. They had "rights," But if they were considered people, the segregation would not have happened. They had no choice. The conditions were worse. How is that fair? Hardly any jobs were open to them. And I know you know exactly what I am Talking about, but I never said once That almost everyone called them that one despicable word: ******
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Jun 10, 2014
Jun 10, 2014 at 10:24 PM UTC
"Separate but Equal"
Silent as the storm Black as the nights sky You never know when its coming Temperature ranging from hot to cold Moon swings come and they go She can make you feel like the lowest **** on earth Or make you feel like a King We are in a league of our own The take no mess take charge kind of woman Sweet as honey beautiful as the sunset She’ll drain you and leave you begging for more With her smooth complexion hair just right Dress to impress and the legs smooth as silk Her take charge attitude with sophistication Can work the room in any situation Wither in the boardroom, fancy restaurant or at home with family and friends She can cut you down without missing a beat Leave you standing there wondering what happen A work of art in her own right A independent women but can make you feel Like you are needed always treating you like you the man A way with words that will leave no room argument Will cut so deep leave you grasping for breath But you can never want to hurt this woman Cuz she can turn on you like Cain turn on Abel We are devious creatures and with a devious mind And a women who is scorn is a dangerous combination A woman with so much confidence It will make you sit up and take notice But at the same time she knows her place As a women by your side While all the while bringing home the bacon, cook it and serve it to you like royalty Watch out cause she’s on the rise As a strong independent black woman Never fearing of the two strikes against her In this mans world that we live in So watch out, take notice and pay attention because she is unstopable
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Dec 6, 2010
Dec 6, 2010 at 9:25 AM UTC
Independent Woman
Silent as the storm Black as the nights sky You never know when its coming Temperature ranging from hot to cold Moon swings come and they go She can make you feel like the lowest **** on earth Or make you feel like a King We are in a league of our own The take no mess take charge kind of woman Sweet as honey beautiful as the sunset She’ll drain you and leave you begging for more With her smooth complexion hair just right Dress to impress and the legs smooth as silk Her take charge attitude with sophistication Can work the room in any situation Wither in the boardroom, fancy restaurant or at home with family and friends She can cut you down without missing a beat Leave you standing there wondering what happen A work of art in her own right A independent women but can make you feel Like you are needed always treating you like you the man A way with words that will leave no room argument Will cut so deep leave you grasping for breath But you can never want to hurt this woman Cuz she can turn on you like Cain turn on Abel We are devious creatures and with a devious mind And a women who is scorn is a dangerous combination A woman with so much confidence It will make you sit up and take notice But at the same time she knows her place As a women by your side While all the while bringing home the bacon, cook it and serve it to you like royalty Watch out cause she’s on the rise As a strong independent black woman Never fearing of the two strikes against her In this mans world that we live in So watch out, take notice and pay attention because she is unstopable
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I always feel sentimental when it rains, So, on sad days like this I leave the house without an umbrella. With my headphones in, listening to our favourite songs, I walk past your old house. Or the cheap restaurant we always went to. Just so I can let my heart feel close to you again. I must be so pathetic. but when the rain stops You will exist only as another memory. So, I embrace the droplets on my skin, Even if I do catch a cold. On sad days like this I cannot help but wonder if it’s raining where you are, if you think of me. So, until the next time it rains, we walk our own paths.
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Jul 1, 2018
Jul 1, 2018 at 5:40 AM UTC
It’s raining again today.
"I seem to recall a world where people weren't such a-holes all the time, but maybe I'm just paying more attention" ~ quote by some guy smoking a cigarette outside of a restaurant
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Dec 27, 2015
Dec 27, 2015 at 2:12 PM UTC
Mandela Effect
I threw out his socks today. Those ******* socks. Long Black Nike Socks that went up to his calves. Long Black Nike Socks that he wore with his Two Hundred Dollar French Raw Denim Jeans because he needed the Short Black Nike Socks To wear to work with his Khaki Dickies Shorts. Black Nike Socks that he reminded me for months he "needed" For his birthday in order to function properly. Black Nike Socks that didn't cost enough to be considered A sufficient birthday gift, Along with some other cute things (I thought), Including a homemade coupon for dinner at Any restaurant of his choice. Short Black Nike Socks whose thirty-dollar price tag Wasn't quite up to par with the forty-dollar Concert ticket his obviously-better-than-me friend had So benevolently bought him. Those ******* socks.
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Aug 19, 2011
Aug 19, 2011 at 6:54 PM UTC
Socks
If all you've ever wanted was material things and the perfect lover with the adorable personality who takes you on coffee shop dates and buys your happiness you are the problem with society If all you've ever wanted was money, money to buy that car, or to travel to that place, or to eat at that restaurant, then you, my friend, are not part of the truth Reality is that life is never what it seems and these materials will some day turn to dust along with you and I Don't let materialism be your vice
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Jan 18, 2015
Jan 18, 2015 at 5:05 PM UTC
Materialism
Nothing quite makes sense Try defining this Why calculators are only encouraged after high school So "they" can say In America we know trigonometry, calculus Or algebra all in order to pump gas work at Lowe's, Walmart or a restaurant
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 3:17 AM UTC
High school
Filled to the brim Pizza Huts Burning rubber Dj''s club'n pub Dancing duel Free spirits and **** riddled Irie cast Bob's Inn The beat go's on Bright lights Stripped trousers Men on bikes Ladies sell flowers Restaurant's cappuccino Long street lives Cosmopolitan heaven Twenty four seven
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Aug 22, 2018
Aug 22, 2018 at 2:33 PM UTC
Long street Cape Town
I’m currently sitting in the coldest clinic, Across from, probably, the cheapest Mexican restaurant in Western Arizona. The floors are sterile white, And I giggle at the thought of you recognizing the irony Of my emptiness. The walls are also white and look slick with Lysol. They radiate that dampness that I swear that they smell like loneliness, We didn’t make love, So much as **** in the dirt, But the truth is I’d rather wake up hot in the afternoon on the dirt and the ground (After you’ve already left) Than wake up next to The wrong person in the wrong bed. From earthy and raw so quickly to empty and white.
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Sep 23, 2018
Sep 23, 2018 at 8:21 PM UTC
Waiting