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"retorts" poems
The only part of my day That I look forward to Is when I go to bed And lay there making up scenarios In my head. I think of comebacks To 8th grade bullies. I think of witty retorts To my mother's snide comments. I think of intelligent things to add To conversations I had months ago. I think of all the things I was too scared to say. And in my mind I say them. And pretend how things would be different If only I had the courage to speak.
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Jul 4, 2016
Jul 4, 2016 at 5:00 PM UTC
Courage to Speak
The artist is the one who is up all night, The artist is the one who looks lost, The artist is the one who fears no tyrant, Because it just becomes the next piece. The artist is the one who cries out with a pen, The artist is the one who finds safety in a brush, The artist is the one whose enemy is the blank spaces, Because that's where there is uniformity and potential. The artist is the one who retorts injustice, The artist is the one who rips at the seams, The artist is the one who screams at the world, Because it seems no one will listen. But never does that stop the artist, For the artist is one of persistence, A never ending fire that burns inside, A passion that will never die. Without the artist our world will crumble, Without the artist our life will go gray, Without the artist our days would be lonely, Because that's when the blank spaces win. It's the color that bursts from the mind, It's the thought that paints the sky, It's the music that gives us hope, Because it's only with the artist we see reason to be alive.
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Mar 7, 2013
Mar 7, 2013 at 1:54 AM UTC
The Artist
"No! No! This cannot be happening" The words stumbled out as I tried hard to keep the sogged eye from draining My vision became blurrer And blurrer as I turned and run out of the house Grabbing my stiletto as I did Under the pear tree in the garden I stopped And allowed the now heavy eyes To drain the burning water They flow on like pain from broken heart Bitter and hurt Bitter from the disappointment and forlon From a mixture of shock, disbelief and loss Served in a glass of betrayal and a tray of painful regret I raise the dagger in a drunken cognition For my sob now has become the cry of a damage soul A disfigured spirit I can barely hear them from without in the midst of the caos Those little voices in my heard Screaming out at me Hitting hard on the walls of my mind Pushing my conciense "Do it!" one says "It wouldn't solve the problem" the other retorts "But it will end it!" "Leaving bigger problems" The blood in my head boils The heat rising in exponents The tension now causes my whole body to trob To ache My mind cannot hold it any longer The quicker the better I opened my mouth to say my final words But all the came out Was a scream.
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Mar 14, 2015
Mar 14, 2015 at 9:41 AM UTC
A scream
Even if I get hate messages saying imma dumb geek, My favorite thing to do in Rainbow 6 is spawn peek. I choose not to reinforce any freakin' walls, Cause I'm the best on my team and pre-fire the halls. They call me sweaty boi cause all I play is Ela, But hey man I got news for ya--you're a noob lil' fella. If ya boi be attackin', ya know I be using ash, No one can hit me when I use that 3 speed dash. I breach the wall and throw some stuns, I run on in and fire my guns. At the end of every round I end up with an ace, My stats have basically broke the R6 database. So yeah you can just call me wuhbzz, or just god for short, Cause I'm the best you'll ever see, T don't need any retorts B)
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Feb 20, 2018
Feb 20, 2018 at 8:42 AM UTC
Rainbow Six: Siege
Sitting alone under a darkened sky Oft leads to meandering thoughts Of things both blithely blissful And bitterly biting. Like the time we held hands On a road trip across the country That ended in sour silence And restrained rhetorical retorts. Like the time we warmly watched The sun set over an orange ocean, Only to go home feeling colder Than the biting breeze that rose with dusk. Like the time I said "I love you" To your goofy grinning face And in the same breath, "Goodbye" To your vanishing visage. Two sides of the same coin-- That's just life. I guess this is why it's called Bittersweet.
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Jul 1, 2014
Jul 1, 2014 at 1:01 AM UTC
Bittersweet
Everyone’s peddling something, she complains... And I a bicycle for two, I reply. You’re so short-sighted, she retorts... But I may have missed you were I not, I say. You’re too happy-go-lucky, she quips... But I think I’m lucky-to-be-happy, I grin back. You poets are so unrealistic, she says...   On the contrary, love, we breath life into realism.  You’ve got your head in the clouds, honey... But I was just looking for you, my angel.
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Sep 16, 2013
Sep 16, 2013 at 2:44 AM UTC
Tandem Bicycle
<> for the early morning teach <> she's young, beautiful and thinks her life is cursed, in the past, subject of some of my poems, her health to nurse, yet, as is normative, you fall into & out of a well of touch, until you accidentally once again path cross, she provides a precision mathematical status update "i'm fairly certain things are like at least 38% worse." it is 1:38AM for you, the not unnoticed ironic minute and hour when the night ether has prematurely worn off, rising time close but not nearly close enough, a dark dose of a sleeping nurse's aide seems inappropriate, and TV reruns seem like an insult to your brain instead you turn on some belle string musique, a Grande Messe des Morts, a chorus, singing a high mass for the dead, while opening all your various email luggage and baggage, smiling as you read a poetess's message of laughter behind tears "i'm fairly certain things are like at least 38% worse." and Mississippi ****** your uncontrollable mixed drink of her emotional Grenada grenade cocktail, flavored with musique, paintings, and words and a nearby beloved's gentling sleep sounds, has you writing your own protest poem, your very own, oy vey, grande messe, about lives that were supposed to be pictures of perfect artistry and for but a word or two, instead, a painting of a life that got hung upside down, and indeed, leaving a grand mess and no one to help clean up alternatively weeping, laughing as you are thinking, smiling recall Laurel and Hardy's summary definition of living a life's of ill begotten, misventured adventures: "Well, here's another nice mess you've gotten me into !" but 38% worse? not an even-steven rounded up 40%, should I write you only 38% of a poem, teach? or more accurately, more mathematically, 138% of what was writ before? and you recall your older, prior words about the love hate affair between you poet, and the beauty of written brevity (her style) and you give her this then, this rambling, scrambled, attention paid notification, word attentiveness, a summary of your readings of her cheddar sharp and honey mustard sweet retorts of pained poetry, it is insufficiently but perfectly sufficient, a summarizing phrase that opens and yet briefly encapsulates all that you are feeling for her "thinking of you" or the 38% larger version thereof - ***"Well, here's another 38% more nice poetic mess you've gotten me into!"***
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Jul 20, 2016
Jul 20, 2016 at 5:01 PM UTC
"i'm fairly certain things are like at least 38% worse"
<> for the early morning teach <> she's young, beautiful and thinks her life is cursed, in the past, subject of some of my poems, her health to nurse, yet, as is normative, you fall into & out of a well of touch, until you accidentally once again path cross, she provides a precision mathematical status update "i'm fairly certain things are like at least 38% worse." it is 1:38AM for you, the not unnoticed ironic minute and hour when the night ether has prematurely worn off, rising time close but not nearly close enough, a dark dose of a sleeping nurse's aide seems inappropriate, and TV reruns seem like an insult to your brain instead you turn on some belle string musique, a Grande Messe des Morts, a chorus, singing a high mass for the dead, while opening all your various email luggage and baggage, smiling as you read a poetess's message of laughter behind tears "i'm fairly certain things are like at least 38% worse." and Mississippi ****** your uncontrollable mixed drink of her emotional Grenada grenade cocktail, flavored with musique, paintings, and words and a nearby beloved's gentling sleep sounds, has you writing your own protest poem, your very own, oy vey, grande messe, about lives that were supposed to be pictures of perfect artistry and for but a word or two, instead, a painting of a life that got hung upside down, and indeed, leaving a grand mess and no one to help clean up alternatively weeping, laughing as you are thinking, smiling recall Laurel and Hardy's summary definition of living a life's of ill begotten, misventured adventures: "Well, here's another nice mess you've gotten me into !" but 38% worse? not an even-steven rounded up 40%, should I write you only 38% of a poem, teach? or more accurately, more mathematically, 138% of what was writ before? and you recall your older, prior words about the love hate affair between you poet, and the beauty of written brevity (her style) and you give her this then, this rambling, scrambled, attention paid notification, word attentiveness, a summary of your readings of her cheddar sharp and honey mustard sweet retorts of pained poetry, it is insufficiently but perfectly sufficient, a summarizing phrase that opens and yet briefly encapsulates all that you are feeling for her "thinking of you" or the 38% larger version thereof - ***"Well, here's another 38% more nice poetic mess you've gotten me into!"***
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Watching life’s play, From the nosebleed section. If I die today, It’s natural selection. I hear what people say, But don’t make the connection, The past fades away, To a vague recollection. 99 problems, No retorts or solutions, Trying to pay my bills, Without resorting to prostitution. Losing is a life lesson, Hard to learn, It’s a truth I mention, In no uncertain terms. They say if you get knocked down, Get back up, But sometimes when I’m knocked out, I’ve had enough. My drive and ambition, Is out of gas, But I’m stuck in my position, Can’t change the past. They said, “It’s okay chum, There’s a future to make.” But no, it’s okay son, I choose not to partake. I’m on the road of life, Just taking a jog, But I can’t run right, Cause I’m an underdog. I know I’m not perfect, I’ve made mistakes, But I really do deserve it, So give me a break. Girlfriend told me, I’d never succeed. I choked at her, Cause I forgot to breathe. I was told to walk, Off the beaten track, I talk one step forward, Then whisper two steps back. I’ve been made a fool, I’ve played the clown, I never broke the rules, But I still broke down. When I look in the mirror, To examine my features, It brakes when brought nearer, So I pick up the pieces. You know I don’t deal, In self depreciation, So what you find here, Is honest estimation. I’m not clever as Copernicus, Or strong as King Kong, Even when you’re learning this, You knew it all along. I’m on the road of life, Drifting through the fog, But I can’t see tonight, Cause I’m an underdog.
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Aug 30, 2010
Aug 30, 2010 at 4:13 PM UTC
Underdog
Watching life’s play, From the nosebleed section. If I die today, It’s natural selection. I hear what people say, But don’t make the connection, The past fades away, To a vague recollection. 99 problems, No retorts or solutions, Trying to pay my bills, Without resorting to prostitution. Losing is a life lesson, Hard to learn, It’s a truth I mention, In no uncertain terms. They say if you get knocked down, Get back up, But sometimes when I’m knocked out, I’ve had enough. My drive and ambition, Is out of gas, But I’m stuck in my position, Can’t change the past. They said, “It’s okay chum, There’s a future to make.” But no, it’s okay son, I choose not to partake. I’m on the road of life, Just taking a jog, But I can’t run right, Cause I’m an underdog. I know I’m not perfect, I’ve made mistakes, But I really do deserve it, So give me a break. Girlfriend told me, I’d never succeed. I choked at her, Cause I forgot to breathe. I was told to walk, Off the beaten track, I talk one step forward, Then whisper two steps back. I’ve been made a fool, I’ve played the clown, I never broke the rules, But I still broke down. When I look in the mirror, To examine my features, It brakes when brought nearer, So I pick up the pieces. You know I don’t deal, In self depreciation, So what you find here, Is honest estimation. I’m not clever as Copernicus, Or strong as King Kong, Even when you’re learning this, You knew it all along. I’m on the road of life, Drifting through the fog, But I can’t see tonight, Cause I’m an underdog.
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you have to be careful what you put in your pomes and how you word your critiques some poets are unique and their retorts are silenced like their critics.
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Mar 1, 2015
Mar 1, 2015 at 9:25 AM UTC
put(in) pome
I'm having a drink this here at Space Bar in Pluto and Martian Pete comes in and sits beside me and we talk, and we drink Full of loyalty and pride, as a human (and patriotism included) I tell the Martian: *"In 1969 We humans put a man on the moon"* "Pish! " says the Martian *"We sent a team to the Sun Earth Year 1959"* "Oh, " I say to the Martian *"The Sun would have burned your team of Martians! "* "Pish! " retorts the Martian *"You stupid Earthlings! We sent them to the Sun at night"*
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Mar 8, 2012
Mar 8, 2012 at 1:46 AM UTC
Earthling and Martian at a Space Bar
I shaved away the edges until there was nothing left, but a dream of what could have been, and so with frustration i accepted the jagged. A common law of common flaws, as my face morphs into mask. I still wonder, when it all will collide, building up inside ... So much. Too much. Electrified in the the allure of my ruthless retorts, as i struggle in futile resistance to the inevitable. The feeling is incredible, when you let all just go. As it gently flows from the empathy into ecstasy, learning to love thy enemy, even as they are metaphorically stabbing me in the back. Euphorically to react to the sensations in my lap when shes next to me. Hexing me in a shellacking smack to my mannerisms Her summer dress to address my cynicism, as it flows back from whence it came. Detained in her image. Restrained, in questioned worth. Worth a thousand words. Words never heard but seen in synesthesia. Synesthesia saving my amnesia from forgotten verbs that be-heave us, in forgetful stumbling of the loving mumblings before the kiss. The kiss dismissing the winded blue lips from the fumbled wits of love. Love drown the fires ablaze as it spirals away. Away from the journey. Journey of the uninterrupted. Uninterrupted in the hunting of my comforts. Comfort in the squiggled lines. Lines that pack a little comfort. Comfort in the blinds, as i sacrifice my obedience for a little bit of expedience on the smile that awaits, this toothless face. Bludgeoned stupid, as i pace at half mass, blinded in the tall grass of empty lands amassed in colors unseen with tunneled eyes that refuse to defy gravity. Gravity in your roads chosen. Chosen in the glow of abodes ablaze. Amazed in starlit eyes. Eyes to dream. Dream of better ways. Ways to clean the bad away. Away with my wayward words. Words observed in zero. Zeros the point in which i met her, blinded in the blur, as im pulled to her.
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Sep 2, 2012
Sep 2, 2012 at 6:08 PM UTC
(Its all goes out the window)
I shaved away the edges until there was nothing left, but a dream of what could have been, and so with frustration i accepted the jagged. A common law of common flaws, as my face morphs into mask. I still wonder, when it all will collide, building up inside ... So much. Too much. Electrified in the the allure of my ruthless retorts, as i struggle in futile resistance to the inevitable. The feeling is incredible, when you let all just go. As it gently flows from the empathy into ecstasy, learning to love thy enemy, even as they are metaphorically stabbing me in the back. Euphorically to react to the sensations in my lap when shes next to me. Hexing me in a shellacking smack to my mannerisms Her summer dress to address my cynicism, as it flows back from whence it came. Detained in her image. Restrained, in questioned worth. Worth a thousand words. Words never heard but seen in synesthesia. Synesthesia saving my amnesia from forgotten verbs that be-heave us, in forgetful stumbling of the loving mumblings before the kiss. The kiss dismissing the winded blue lips from the fumbled wits of love. Love drown the fires ablaze as it spirals away. Away from the journey. Journey of the uninterrupted. Uninterrupted in the hunting of my comforts. Comfort in the squiggled lines. Lines that pack a little comfort. Comfort in the blinds, as i sacrifice my obedience for a little bit of expedience on the smile that awaits, this toothless face. Bludgeoned stupid, as i pace at half mass, blinded in the tall grass of empty lands amassed in colors unseen with tunneled eyes that refuse to defy gravity. Gravity in your roads chosen. Chosen in the glow of abodes ablaze. Amazed in starlit eyes. Eyes to dream. Dream of better ways. Ways to clean the bad away. Away with my wayward words. Words observed in zero. Zeros the point in which i met her, blinded in the blur, as im pulled to her.
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Behind the house with the fragmented windows and the corroded pipes and the cobwebs and ages under the stairs, she buried herself under the earth and grime until the roots contained her decayed soul and encased around her brittle scarred limbs. Until the dirt crept down her windpipes, until her tarnished lungs were suffused with ashes and dirt. Until roots replaced her veins and smothered her cracked ribcage. Behind the house with the fragmented windows, under the grass and gravel, that was rougher than her mother’s dispirited retorts, where she once capered and skipped, and never thought would become her grave. By the ethereal creatures she played with in her younger and more susceptible years. Dig up her bones but leave her soul. Who would ever want cruel contaminated beauty as a periphery for such a fouled soul? It was when she stopped falling asleep on the way home, when her nightlight ceased to make her feel safe, when a lover’s unlawful kisses replaced her family’s amity, when a lover’s lethal passion parted her lethal loneliness, when home became a person and not a place, was when she buried herself behind the house with the fragmented windows.
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Jun 3, 2014
Jun 3, 2014 at 9:22 AM UTC
the house with the fragmented windows
there's almost always an ambiguity between what my words mean and what my mind intends them to mean. like, with loving intention, i tell her i can't praise you enough she smells a ploy in praise and enough. she interprets them as she hasn't done enough to deserve my praise. then, when i tell her with age you're maturing in beauty she takes them to mean i'm digging at her age and her beauty is in doubt. last, but not the least when i compliment her thus you've made my life full she retorts no more fooling.
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Jan 17, 2015
Jan 17, 2015 at 4:14 AM UTC
Ambiguity
prey tracked relentlessly pursued mass of zebra whacked pulverized to the ground powerful jaws of lion employed in the gruesome **** throat of prey exposed oozing scarlet **** lion consumes a bloating portion for himself deference shown to lion an uninvited hyena joins in snarls and snappy retorts go between the two hyena knows the borders at nature's table with lion king both delight in the zebra's ample flesh and its sweet warm entrails they savor every morsel above in stark glared filled skies anticipating crows circle frenzy intense hungering craw needing needing squawking to announce arrival descending in unison blanketing the zebra's carcass beaks tearing the meager scraps from the bones welcome sustenance at natures all too sparse table each creature know its place crow has a place reserved scavenger on the rim
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Oct 13, 2013
Oct 13, 2013 at 9:16 PM UTC
Scavenger On The Rim
He was the perfect height for her. Tall enough that her head fell Right tight under his sculpted chin But not so tall that he was called "giant". She was the perfect shape for him. Not so skinny that he worried About breaking her bones with a hug, But curvy in all the places That made him say a throaty "whoa". She was a bookworm who loved TV. He was a chef who loved Mac and Cheese. They both adored animals, Though he might have loved reptiles just a little too much. And they both hated politics, Though she might have set fire To one too many campaign signs. They argued about music, money, and kids. They debated the merits of dancing in the rain. They held hands in the moonlight, And kissed at midday. They grew old together and never strayed Too far from the home they had built. Then one day his chin wasn't high enough For her head to fit snuggly below. Her dresses, though comely, No longer made him say "whoa". But they still held hands and kissed And remembered the days of their youth When they were still learning What being perfect for each other meant. It wasn't until the night her heart gave out, That she realized how he was perfect for her. It wasn't his charm and dashing good looks, Or his witty retorts and clever touchés, But the simple fact That through all of the years, He loved her, And that made him perfect for her. It wasn't until she took her last breath, That he understood how perfect she'd been. She was perfect not because of her curves, Her smile, her laugh, or her intelligence. She was perfect for him because she loved him. They'd been perfect in each other's eyes Because love is blind. And sometimes that's not a bad thing.
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May 29, 2014
May 29, 2014 at 5:14 PM UTC
Perfection in Another's Eyes
He was the perfect height for her. Tall enough that her head fell Right tight under his sculpted chin But not so tall that he was called "giant". She was the perfect shape for him. Not so skinny that he worried About breaking her bones with a hug, But curvy in all the places That made him say a throaty "whoa". She was a bookworm who loved TV. He was a chef who loved Mac and Cheese. They both adored animals, Though he might have loved reptiles just a little too much. And they both hated politics, Though she might have set fire To one too many campaign signs. They argued about music, money, and kids. They debated the merits of dancing in the rain. They held hands in the moonlight, And kissed at midday. They grew old together and never strayed Too far from the home they had built. Then one day his chin wasn't high enough For her head to fit snuggly below. Her dresses, though comely, No longer made him say "whoa". But they still held hands and kissed And remembered the days of their youth When they were still learning What being perfect for each other meant. It wasn't until the night her heart gave out, That she realized how he was perfect for her. It wasn't his charm and dashing good looks, Or his witty retorts and clever touchés, But the simple fact That through all of the years, He loved her, And that made him perfect for her. It wasn't until she took her last breath, That he understood how perfect she'd been. She was perfect not because of her curves, Her smile, her laugh, or her intelligence. She was perfect for him because she loved him. They'd been perfect in each other's eyes Because love is blind. And sometimes that's not a bad thing.
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The Fool The grass bows in respect as he passes, A fool so very unruly, Spits vengeful passion, Sets the bowing grass on fire, Destroying nature with his smile, Raucous, Lashing feelings, Eyelashes flutter in mortified shame, Curling of their own accord, In harmony of discord! Disputed by speech in truth! Love songs live , Castigated fool, This lyricist, Chastised for lack of care, Beaten down, Darkened magic mind, Riling by inspiring, Cauldron bubbles, Images evaporate, Eternal gossamer magic, This fool's a clever fool! He is such unruly fool, Will never admit it, Uncool fool, Will stand in attendance, To whims and things, Main retorts in nonchalance! Founded in chalice, Full, This fool, Well, He's no village idiot! By ladylivvi1 © 2013 ladylivvi1 (All rights reserved)
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May 24, 2013
May 24, 2013 at 6:08 AM UTC
The Fool
*This bird of duality distinct black and white.. but then: a high perch seeing all.. in swooping flight separates join and one body soars.. Mr. Magpie retorts I'm two in one... Then this from a friend: you are forgetting the thievery.. How about thievery Mr. Magpie..? collecting and hoarding of shiny objects..? Mr. M. once more: black is thievery shiny is white.. I'm two in one..!*
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Jun 10, 2013
Jun 10, 2013 at 11:47 AM UTC
Mr. Magpie
Mid autumn’s eve Dancing dust and flickering campfire alive The slumbering women With narrow waists Fan the white-hot humidity Rising in our ***** We are torn by a peculiar ***** pain And an Ancient Whisper tells us to take them But a Hollow Echo retorts our hammering heart To be patient in our sleepless heat As a watcher in the woods Until the women’s voices Are darkly wet with desire—                But we cannot wait . . . An impish grin then pulls our lips When the sinister silence Drapes over the desirable women We span their length with our imagination Full bosomed and tawny skin— Musk and wildflowers lavishly call us And we, carefree with the flames Take them with a Ruling Passion Fast dance and star fire Clawed and kicked fought and spit Struggling dearly to save their thighs Against the Velvet Night Blood smell becomes the campfire Dancing dust dies And we return to our sleepless side Our Eternal Hunger satiated for the moment And the narrow waists Lying spent and used were Murderously Furious—                But we could not wait . . .
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Sep 25, 2018
Sep 25, 2018 at 2:58 PM UTC
The Ravishinig
Mistakes are like fists full of firewood, waiting to be struck - We light up like saffron fused matchsticks, draining with tears the color of grinding lightning. Every time things get heated, I get lost in the mist of not knowing enough Everything we know gets lost in the distance because the distance casts spells of mist that Climb up all my windows and screens, my view becomes pigeonholed bleak. Your cowry-shell smile is now cast away in waves of doubt Our mouths are now perpetually filled with retorts soaked in vinegar, heavy breathing and static squabbling – this is what it feels like to be the one who loves more from a distance.
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Sep 30, 2014
Sep 30, 2014 at 5:08 PM UTC
To be the one who loves more from a distance.
Gazing into nothing With my ghastly swollen eyes Amazed I'm so emotional And that takes me by surprise Tired of being crowded With people and my thoughts I sneak into the shadows And try to unscramble your retorts At no given moment Was I aware of the pain Until I was alone once more And reunited with disdain It's the feeling of grey A vision blurred with a cloud A taste so greatly rotten A silent scream, unplugged, aloud As I melt into reality The figure is much more clear Much more potent to my memory So ugly as it starts to veer I don't know what to do with it So I poke it and conceive It's something I can get past Just a time wasting little peeve
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Jul 7, 2012
Jul 7, 2012 at 11:58 AM UTC
Pesky problem
There's a Tale of hare named Bugs, wisecracking Brooklyn speedster who raced against a Tortoise green. Mercedes grey speeding along, distancing a schlepping spect, a North Face jacket on fruitcake's trek. 4000 fast and sleek. 8 slow and green. Neither racers strangely notice that child born on dented stripes, warning bumps by side road way. Is life a sacred race? Marriage sacrament a finishing face? Dying memories trace a cove and net lacing U and who? What's up Doc? Eating healthy, eating carrots? I hear your voice who's love does bare. False Saffron leiter extort and retorts weiter! Komisch verwaltung Schwartz holzteer baiting babies to finish fear. A cartoon film skipping and tear telling a child's tale reel ending here.
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Feb 16, 2013
Feb 16, 2013 at 7:23 AM UTC
Hare Bugs
Does it matter if it hurts? Pain or not it must be done cause you and I together, No longer left is there any fun. When the smiles fade, And tongues cut Sharper an any blade When one of us always feels dis-obeyed When our bed somehow seems better with the covers always made. Does it matter if it Still hurts? Never mind... I require no retorts.
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Sep 25, 2015
Sep 25, 2015 at 11:28 PM UTC
Does It Matter If....
Are you to rid of my senses? displeased by your efforts. . . how careless to tell me, nothing. . .. to rid of my senses with vigor efforts with your ******** You are as you are, you have the senses to find out even so. But how is this displeasure in me, I feel to be targeted by such blasphemy, to tell me to take on this world that I cannot do without the consent of so many others. How can I not do without the consent of the others, when they are upheld by a system, consented by others? I am no system, nor feeble triumph, I am just in reason observant of sorts, to see over walls and blinded retorts.
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Oct 12, 2011
Oct 12, 2011 at 12:28 AM UTC
Consent to Pretenses