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"retriever" poems
I am a Transgender Citizen - ( An American Citizen ) I am a Transgender MTF - ( With Opinion's ) I am a Transgender Female - ( With Feeling's ) I am a Transgender Girl - ( With Emotion's ) I am a Transgender Woman - ( With Love ) I am a Transgender Christian - ( With Faith ) I am a Transgender Parent - ( Of 2 Beautiful Yellow Labrador Retriever's ) I am a Transgender Friend - ( Too Many People ) I am a Transgender Sister - ( Too My Many Sister's ) I am a Transgender Sister - ( Too My Many Brother's ) I am a Transgender Daughter - ( Who Currently Isn't Loved By ? ) I am a Transgender Person - ( Who Vote's ) I am a Transgender LBGTQ - ( Who Accept's ALL ) I am a Transgender , Who has too Hide , Because most of Society Say's they love Unconditionally , But Only if - I / We / Us - are who , They say We are . And "" NOT "" who We say We are GOD - Created Me & You & Them  & Yet "" ? "" They & Sometimes even Us  Judge each other "" ? "" And yet GOD clearly Tells Us , "" NOT to JUDGE "" each other But too Instead "" LOVE "" one another By day I am a Person , I do not wish too Be On weekdays I am a Person , I do not wish too Be By Night time I am the Girl , I want too Always Be On Weekends I am Mostly the Girl , I want too Always Be And so You all can "" CLEAR'LY "" see I am A Transgender Person / Female Named Stacie Leelah Cheyenne I AM in fact "" ME ""
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Aug 1, 2015
Aug 1, 2015 at 1:13 PM UTC
I am Stacie / I am a Transgender ( MTF ) & I am Proud of Me :
My life was saved the other day A golden retriever, both dumb and brave. Country winds howling in their greatest defense As I waltzed 'tween electric and barbed-wire fence. He let out a bark, “It's time to turn back!” Soon followed a powerful THUD and a CRA-A-A-CK. If not for that old dog running after me, I would have been stuck under a fallen oak tree.
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Mar 16, 2015
Mar 16, 2015 at 8:57 AM UTC
Gus The Brave
Snitch-catcher. Cauldron-stirrer. Wand-waver. Quidditch-player. Stone-retriever. Riddle-killer. Buckbeak-rider. Triwizard-enterer. Phoenix-member. Snape-hater. Voldemort-fighter.
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Dec 19, 2012
Dec 19, 2012 at 4:20 PM UTC
Harry Potter
*Story.. Stories I have a story to tell It's a tragic one as usual* A day goes by. Silence reigns and birds cuckoo While this happens.. Two people sit under a tree Using it as a rendezvous For usual meetings They met... Once... In ten days They enjoyed it I helped another person and he tried to help me I did a better job of helping him that's what I think.. Anyways, once they met they enjoyed it they would talk together and climb a tree Play with a dog, which was a golden retriever They are big! It was a lot of fun Often playing Videogames like.. Mario kart..? That was a day and it happened on an occasional basis when both of them could spare some time from their daily time consuming life ---------------------------------------------------------------- One day however A bright sunny day A sunday afternoon filled with birds flying about nearly the end of the school year It was all going by wonderfully We had met another time because you called me and told me to help you out and just to relieve the stress that the school year had put on us We climbed a tree with a rope on it it was pretty tall about 10 feet high I remember talking about self harm.. ..and ways to **** oneself and I gave up climbing and jumped off the rope 6 feet straight down on my back/ankles It hurt like batshit crazy but i told you I managed through it then later when talking to our friends I let it slip I told her about my failed attempt I was really depressed after that It actually FAILED! Well, now more people knew about it and these rumors spread fast as you would know I was still fine with school just.. I  became more depressed My grades were fine I was nearly at the end of the year nearly there. nearly And then I realized that Mockingbirds are similar to humans they don't talk much at the time of crisis but they remember it, and pass it onwards They don't lie. Mockingbirds dont lie
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Nov 1, 2013
Nov 1, 2013 at 8:13 PM UTC
Mockingbirds don't lie
*Story.. Stories I have a story to tell It's a tragic one as usual* A day goes by. Silence reigns and birds cuckoo While this happens.. Two people sit under a tree Using it as a rendezvous For usual meetings They met... Once... In ten days They enjoyed it I helped another person and he tried to help me I did a better job of helping him that's what I think.. Anyways, once they met they enjoyed it they would talk together and climb a tree Play with a dog, which was a golden retriever They are big! It was a lot of fun Often playing Videogames like.. Mario kart..? That was a day and it happened on an occasional basis when both of them could spare some time from their daily time consuming life ---------------------------------------------------------------- One day however A bright sunny day A sunday afternoon filled with birds flying about nearly the end of the school year It was all going by wonderfully We had met another time because you called me and told me to help you out and just to relieve the stress that the school year had put on us We climbed a tree with a rope on it it was pretty tall about 10 feet high I remember talking about self harm.. ..and ways to **** oneself and I gave up climbing and jumped off the rope 6 feet straight down on my back/ankles It hurt like batshit crazy but i told you I managed through it then later when talking to our friends I let it slip I told her about my failed attempt I was really depressed after that It actually FAILED! Well, now more people knew about it and these rumors spread fast as you would know I was still fine with school just.. I  became more depressed My grades were fine I was nearly at the end of the year nearly there. nearly And then I realized that Mockingbirds are similar to humans they don't talk much at the time of crisis but they remember it, and pass it onwards They don't lie. Mockingbirds dont lie
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I wake to the news of another lynching As our boys scream Bleed Blue And over the border, the Green Girls rejoice And somewhere in Jharkhand Two families mourn the death of their men Cattle traders? Terrorists? Muslim? With cloth stuffed in their throats And arms tied behind Hatred showing in the mob mentality Another dark blot on our secular fabric And I watch a short film, India, India Of a young boy on Tuesday selling ganeshas at a temple Another image of the same boy on a Friday Selling taweez and chanting Ya Ali Outside Mumbai’s Haji Ali And on Sunday, the same boy singing the praises of the Lord outside a church, selling amulets And I smile This is the India I love, the different faiths The acceptance, the co-existence As the morning drones on, I watch and participate In the endless debates on Facebook and Twitter Of people posing, taking sides, sounding pedantic While they sit comfortably in their homes Sipping ginger tea made by an underage maid While their Labrador retriever is taken for a walk By their Nepali driver and the Muslim cook smokes a bidi In the garden with the Bihari maali where their son plays But what will happen to the sons of the lynched cattle traders? What will happen to the brothers of the women ***** What will happen to the mothers of the sons killed? What will happen to the fathers of the unborn children Killed for their mistake of being a girl child? Is this the India we want to grow up in? Is this the India we want to have children in? Is this the India we want to grow old in? Wake up, my country, it is still dawn The road is long and far and we have miles to walk Towards peace and freedom and love Towards acceptance and equality and oneness Get off that sofa and make a difference Participate, vote, empower, create, enable It’s up to you whether our country goes this way or that So, wake up, my country, it is still dawn Wake up, my country, it is still dawn
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Mar 20, 2016
Mar 20, 2016 at 7:57 AM UTC
Wake Up, My Country
I wake to the news of another lynching As our boys scream Bleed Blue And over the border, the Green Girls rejoice And somewhere in Jharkhand Two families mourn the death of their men Cattle traders? Terrorists? Muslim? With cloth stuffed in their throats And arms tied behind Hatred showing in the mob mentality Another dark blot on our secular fabric And I watch a short film, India, India Of a young boy on Tuesday selling ganeshas at a temple Another image of the same boy on a Friday Selling taweez and chanting Ya Ali Outside Mumbai’s Haji Ali And on Sunday, the same boy singing the praises of the Lord outside a church, selling amulets And I smile This is the India I love, the different faiths The acceptance, the co-existence As the morning drones on, I watch and participate In the endless debates on Facebook and Twitter Of people posing, taking sides, sounding pedantic While they sit comfortably in their homes Sipping ginger tea made by an underage maid While their Labrador retriever is taken for a walk By their Nepali driver and the Muslim cook smokes a bidi In the garden with the Bihari maali where their son plays But what will happen to the sons of the lynched cattle traders? What will happen to the brothers of the women ***** What will happen to the mothers of the sons killed? What will happen to the fathers of the unborn children Killed for their mistake of being a girl child? Is this the India we want to grow up in? Is this the India we want to have children in? Is this the India we want to grow old in? Wake up, my country, it is still dawn The road is long and far and we have miles to walk Towards peace and freedom and love Towards acceptance and equality and oneness Get off that sofa and make a difference Participate, vote, empower, create, enable It’s up to you whether our country goes this way or that So, wake up, my country, it is still dawn Wake up, my country, it is still dawn
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sitting across from you in this quiet library while we do homework, i look at you and wonder- how did i get so lucky to be loved by you? 6 months ago you asked me out. 6 months of pure happiness and love, 6 months of never once questioning if you do love me, only knowing that you do. and now, we look forward to the rest of our lives, together. loving someone has never been easier, it's like second nature, as simple and innate as breathing. your fluffy brown curls, stunning hazel eyes, and adorable silver and navy glasses; unparalleled intelligence, kindness, goofiness, dorkiness, lovability- my golden retriever boy. you always take care of me, especially when my adhd and anxiety get bad, and i always take care of you, especially when you're tired and dehydrated. i love you
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Apr 25, 2022
Apr 25, 2022 at 11:08 PM UTC
a poem for you, my love
You need to pay a sin tax for the way you talk smack, calling me your property your syntax is making me over. the. hill. I’m heels over head with you making me crazy the way that you speak your diction’s too weak. “you’re so nice” how boring, I choose more elegant words to describe your glory I could write a five-page double-spaced essay about you and get accepted to your ivy league I could wrap my arms around you like ivy on stone hang you up to dry on the clothesline til you answer the telephone I could cling to you like static on your sweater you better not flick.me.off. Hell, my poetry ain’t free it’s about as free as slaves I have confines, rules bats in caves It costs me thoughts and time and frustration costs me more than just greenbacks and a vacaction. you need to pay up talk isn’t cheap your words cost you attention even if my love don’t cost a thing I train you like a golden retriever you retrieve my orders like a wide receiver my language is figurative but your actions are derivative you’re confusing me like trigonometry love triangles are not my thing. our l θve i ∫ a sin(x) cos we go  off on tangents and don’t know where to begin first we’re infatuated then we’re done next we’re inebriated then we have some fun happens so fast then we come together at last This rollercoaster of emotion has me puking again I’m trying to calculate this algorithm in my head. its so complicated I’ll need something else instead. in this kaleidoscope I see many sides of you and me I spin it round to try to understand all I see is a blur of colors even when I hold your hand. I wish I could see the thoughts you hide from me I want to understand you’re radioactive your face is glowing even in pitch black your smile is showing but, I never get to see your eyes make me crazy hazy they trip me up and pull me down periodically, you’re in your element and everything clicks then we stick and the chemistry’s quick but then you open your mouth garbage spurts out I think it’s about time I take you out
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Oct 7, 2011
Oct 7, 2011 at 2:06 PM UTC
Syn-tax
You need to pay a sin tax for the way you talk smack, calling me your property your syntax is making me over. the. hill. I’m heels over head with you making me crazy the way that you speak your diction’s too weak. “you’re so nice” how boring, I choose more elegant words to describe your glory I could write a five-page double-spaced essay about you and get accepted to your ivy league I could wrap my arms around you like ivy on stone hang you up to dry on the clothesline til you answer the telephone I could cling to you like static on your sweater you better not flick.me.off. Hell, my poetry ain’t free it’s about as free as slaves I have confines, rules bats in caves It costs me thoughts and time and frustration costs me more than just greenbacks and a vacaction. you need to pay up talk isn’t cheap your words cost you attention even if my love don’t cost a thing I train you like a golden retriever you retrieve my orders like a wide receiver my language is figurative but your actions are derivative you’re confusing me like trigonometry love triangles are not my thing. our l θve i ∫ a sin(x) cos we go  off on tangents and don’t know where to begin first we’re infatuated then we’re done next we’re inebriated then we have some fun happens so fast then we come together at last This rollercoaster of emotion has me puking again I’m trying to calculate this algorithm in my head. its so complicated I’ll need something else instead. in this kaleidoscope I see many sides of you and me I spin it round to try to understand all I see is a blur of colors even when I hold your hand. I wish I could see the thoughts you hide from me I want to understand you’re radioactive your face is glowing even in pitch black your smile is showing but, I never get to see your eyes make me crazy hazy they trip me up and pull me down periodically, you’re in your element and everything clicks then we stick and the chemistry’s quick but then you open your mouth garbage spurts out I think it’s about time I take you out
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1367 “Tomorrow”—whose location The Wise deceives Though its hallucination Is last that leaves— Tomorrow—thou Retriever Of every tare— Of Alibi art thou Or ownest where?
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Tomorrow—whose location
Happy thoughts shape shifting into illusions of monsters. Metamorphosis. A caterpillar to a butterfly. That's the final phase of that lonely caterpillar. War of the mind. I'm morphing into a hideous demon. The face melting into a pile of mush. Broken limbs, torn flesh, skin oozing to the floor. That is what WE want... A man made metamorphosis. Now the limbs can be reconstructed into the proper shape. Molding, bandaging, painting. Perfect eyebrows, luscious lips, rosy cheeks, smile plastered on. It all looks real. No raised eyebrows even with all the head turning,. Neck breaking. The unimaginable has been deemed the reality. We are not what we eat. If we were we would be perfect. Eating the perfect politicians in their perfectly pressed suits. Eating the American Dream. The marriage. The happy home with 2.5 kids ad a golden retriever named Annie. We are broken now. All of these falsities have morphed into something terrible. Reality.
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Mar 25, 2013
Mar 25, 2013 at 1:28 PM UTC
Metamorphosis
Golden Retriever puppy kisses Doughnuts with hot chocolate Making love in a field of flowers A found twenty in an old pair of jeans A hug from a beautiful stranger for no reason at all Life is euphoria occasionally, celebrate the treasures
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Sep 23, 2013
Sep 23, 2013 at 10:11 PM UTC
Celebrate the Treasures
We are told to be happy told to be healthy 'Go to the university, son' to be handed intelligence 'Make some money, marry a pretty girl.' Force children into the world to do as you did. Live in a nice house for the rest of your days. Sit outside and watch your happy healthy normal children play. You'll hardly hear the whimper of the sparrow caught in the teeth of your purebred black labrador retriever. A bird with a broken wing expected to live a life of flight.
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Oct 29, 2010
Oct 29, 2010 at 1:58 PM UTC
Happy and Healthy
Sound asleep, dead to the world. Enjoying the best sleep in a long time. Then the alarm goes off and I roll over to turn it off. The blaring sound goes away and I relapse into a peaceful slumber. On my only day off, I find rest to be bliss, but alas life is not perfect and my wife has other plans. The battle is fought once a week, with new and creative ways found to jar me from my sleep, but on this particular day I am determined to not be bothered. So through 3 alarm clocks and innumerable catcalls I snooze on. Only rolling to one side or the other to avoid the harassment that seeks to steal my peaceful sleep. Then as if by design, I begin to have the most elaborate dream. Wrapped in a sheet, I am held fast as my feet slip and slide in the mud. For a moment I feel the ooze beneath my feet. Then at a moments notice, the ooze is replaced by warm water running over my toes. I begin to giggle as the water feels as if it is filled with sand. Then to my stark surprise, I open my eyes to find my feet slathered in peanut butter and my golden retriever licking my feet to relieve me of the ooze of which I had dreamed. Thus once again my wife wins the battle, and rattles me from my slumber with a furry alarm clock and a list of things for me to do today.
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Sep 5, 2015
Sep 5, 2015 at 9:25 PM UTC
The Furry Alarm Clock
Somebody put Kylie Minogue on from the wall mounted touchscreen one-pound-a-go jukebox- Coldplay would've been better, but I should be so lucky- and the rising water in the Titanic's engine room of noise rose to a First Class stateroom chatter and Kate Winslet and the queue to the bar grew a little longer and then you walked in like a Sunday morning walk, one long stroll by a river edge or lake side, through a Westfield, Bluewater Meadowhall in one long rehearsed map move entrance dodging standing drinkers and their plus ones in Zara trench coats and Boden shawls, and you left a wake of wet forest and crumbling beachhead afternoons behind you as you walked on through the crowd to the pool table at the back where you watched *** after *** after pint after *** after we need more one pound coins to play more pool, and you went out for **** though you don't smoke yourself and you looked up into the mist because you're the kind that would find New York Stuart Little big: mostly building, building, building, window, balcony, bridge, statue and Central Park trees, and you walked back in with river eyes, your lids moving from cold back to behind-the-fridge, pub-room warm and they watered a little, Pacific blue sliding over eternal black; I think she's the kind that needs a lion tamer not an orchestra leader, but I've only got Petit Filous muscles and I had four raw eggs this morning and I'm still not as strong as I’d like to be, (put the baton down, Tim) a River Phoenix younger Harrison Ford stasis, one train wreck ride to remember, nowhere near the lion tamer you need. Kylie sings for the fifteenth time in a row, and the bar is past last orders though cash is pushed under for pints and you disappeared under bar light and then into the moonlight and now I'm sat grieving the Golden Retriever of The Nutshell in Bury St Edmunds this evening.
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May 1, 2015
May 1, 2015 at 12:26 PM UTC
YOGURT FOR A HEART
Somebody put Kylie Minogue on from the wall mounted touchscreen one-pound-a-go jukebox- Coldplay would've been better, but I should be so lucky- and the rising water in the Titanic's engine room of noise rose to a First Class stateroom chatter and Kate Winslet and the queue to the bar grew a little longer and then you walked in like a Sunday morning walk, one long stroll by a river edge or lake side, through a Westfield, Bluewater Meadowhall in one long rehearsed map move entrance dodging standing drinkers and their plus ones in Zara trench coats and Boden shawls, and you left a wake of wet forest and crumbling beachhead afternoons behind you as you walked on through the crowd to the pool table at the back where you watched *** after *** after pint after *** after we need more one pound coins to play more pool, and you went out for **** though you don't smoke yourself and you looked up into the mist because you're the kind that would find New York Stuart Little big: mostly building, building, building, window, balcony, bridge, statue and Central Park trees, and you walked back in with river eyes, your lids moving from cold back to behind-the-fridge, pub-room warm and they watered a little, Pacific blue sliding over eternal black; I think she's the kind that needs a lion tamer not an orchestra leader, but I've only got Petit Filous muscles and I had four raw eggs this morning and I'm still not as strong as I’d like to be, (put the baton down, Tim) a River Phoenix younger Harrison Ford stasis, one train wreck ride to remember, nowhere near the lion tamer you need. Kylie sings for the fifteenth time in a row, and the bar is past last orders though cash is pushed under for pints and you disappeared under bar light and then into the moonlight and now I'm sat grieving the Golden Retriever of The Nutshell in Bury St Edmunds this evening.
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It's taking everything I’ve ever had, not to crawl into the crevice between your arm and hip. I want seep inside of you and live with you, like the parasite I am. I’ve bribed to God to make you love me, And bargained away my future sins. I want to forget the golden retriever You took on walks longer than our ********** And the way your body writhed beneath my touch Like a body bracing for a car-crash, And how with every kiss I could feel your rigor mortis set in. I want to read you poems about Kurt Cobain, While we do ******* at midnight in Golden Gate Park. And watch you have a visceral reaction To the memories Of the times you tasted someone else’s skin. Instead I’ll dye my hair black, Cancel all my credit cards, And run away to Chicago to Cheapen myself and reek of Popov In a dive bar next to the railroad, That no one’s heard of so you can tell strangers in the subway and at the New Year’s party, (at which you’ll meet  your wife) how much I’ve always meant to you and how You will always wonder what happened to me (Even though  you won't.)
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Jun 26, 2018
Jun 26, 2018 at 11:18 PM UTC
Parasite
White american men with gold retriever dogs smoke black hatred, not recognizing a grey smog. Scared of black, brown -- all atheists are ill -- but not afraid of greenbacks or guys named Bill. Okay. Here's your day job. Here's your pay, Bob. America the great. If terrorists equal Muslim then Christians equal hate. You say it's not victimization. You say it's not a hunt. You say it's not intimidation, but sometimes I think you see people as witches, **** Christ is the answer, indeed. Without Him we're all lost and our souls will never be freed. Like tears frozen in the frost. Bibles, crucifixes to fix the diseased mind. How much does a prayer have to cost to be genuinely kind? Chemtrails stain pages and bleed as curses. Gay rights to be denied, according to bible verses. Nursery rhymes and cult games, all in the good old King James. Archaic and inane, like an alter sheltered brain. Here's your day job. Here's your pay, Bob. Use the check to pay angels and evangelists. Protect yourself from ideas, and buy a white picket fence.
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Nov 12, 2015
Nov 12, 2015 at 12:22 AM UTC
Chemtrails
At the crack of dawn the rusted screen door hinges squealed; he placed his hands on the push handles, and shifted his weight forward. Front wheels, up! The bare rear-wheel rims scarred the mahogany threshold, and the seat cushion squeaked a little louder under her almost-dead weight. *Cusco! ******* Like every other morning for the last thirteen years the old retriever gave him a blank stare, its glass eye bleedin’ blue. Hold on, Edna. They made a quick one-eighty ‘round the dog’s empty food bowl, avoided one of the craters in the floorboards, and came to a halt on the landing. We’re almost there, dear. Edna did her morning wheelie down the porch steps. The liver spots on her hands seemed larger in the early morning rays. Here we go, Edna! The wheels sank away and whispered over the lawn; the birds stopped chirping as if they listened, and the river birch waved good mornin’. Almost there, now. They passed the birch and pulled up under the apricot tree; the blossoms’ shadows danced her to sleep, and her oxygen tank hissed blue ****** There, there, darling.
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Feb 5, 2011
Feb 5, 2011 at 5:18 AM UTC
Edna's Day Out
As long as it doesn't affect me; as long as it's not immediately relevant and something I have to immediately worry about; as long as it doesn't **** up my credit score or my shiny new house then, **** it. And **** you, for bringing it to my attention. how dare you. this was promised to me, it's predestined, my two-story, three bedroom, two bath; the foreign workmanship and american artifice; the creamy halo of vinyl in the sun; the wrath of windexed windows and their hard missiles of bright, reflected sunlight; the soft lips of my children; my wife's pillowy, warm stomach and scratchy ***** our retriever that eats his own **** picking apart tiny specks of feces from the sun-pricked tips of our rug of fescue; these are the works of God, this is the land of God. You are marring this flat earth
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Nov 21, 2011
Nov 21, 2011 at 10:21 PM UTC
The American Psyche
Today I saw an ad on the TV for the good life $129.99 and all you ever wanted delivered to your door in a box Shipping and handling included The man in the commercial had a big smile on And a golden retriever by his side Were sitting under palm trees Smoking cigars... Who doesn't want a cigar smoking golden retriever? So I called up the toll free number and demanded a good life... One week later the box came in the mail "There's no way a golden retriever could fit in there" I thought to myself "Not even a puppy retriever These must be the cigars" No cigars Just pills "Of course" thought I "Eating these will take me away To an alternate reality With palm trees, smiles And cigar smoking dogs Duh" So I ate the pill and closed my eyes Awaiting lift off Like I've done so Many times before One Mississippi             Two Mississippi                          Three, four, five Mississippi... And you know what happened next? My **** got hard for hours That's it Who's the sick SOB Who's idea of a good life Is an unexplainably long Lasting ***** I alerted the authorities Called the FDA They must have the answers... They just told me to visit the nearest hospital Everything will be fine... From that point on I have been lost inside And refuse to go outside I shut my windows And I lock the door I can't make sense of it... Why would I need to visit the docs? I'm not the one thinking Long lasting ****** Equals the good life ****** don't make retrievers smoke cigars I'm not the one with the problem Am I?
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Feb 12, 2013
Feb 12, 2013 at 11:52 AM UTC
False Advertisement
Today I saw an ad on the TV for the good life $129.99 and all you ever wanted delivered to your door in a box Shipping and handling included The man in the commercial had a big smile on And a golden retriever by his side Were sitting under palm trees Smoking cigars... Who doesn't want a cigar smoking golden retriever? So I called up the toll free number and demanded a good life... One week later the box came in the mail "There's no way a golden retriever could fit in there" I thought to myself "Not even a puppy retriever These must be the cigars" No cigars Just pills "Of course" thought I "Eating these will take me away To an alternate reality With palm trees, smiles And cigar smoking dogs Duh" So I ate the pill and closed my eyes Awaiting lift off Like I've done so Many times before One Mississippi             Two Mississippi                          Three, four, five Mississippi... And you know what happened next? My **** got hard for hours That's it Who's the sick SOB Who's idea of a good life Is an unexplainably long Lasting ***** I alerted the authorities Called the FDA They must have the answers... They just told me to visit the nearest hospital Everything will be fine... From that point on I have been lost inside And refuse to go outside I shut my windows And I lock the door I can't make sense of it... Why would I need to visit the docs? I'm not the one thinking Long lasting ****** Equals the good life ****** don't make retrievers smoke cigars I'm not the one with the problem Am I?
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Reading  from it's book of absurdity, for you and me is a daily routine, do I  get conditioned to meekly accept life's brutal reality you ask me Even on a bed of burning coal, I've seen dancers amaze with alacrity, I fight back those slings and arrows with the sheer verve of my poetry. From  lonely walks, through inner paths every time I return smiling my golden retriever faithfully follows with the day's happy find.
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Jan 21, 2015
Jan 21, 2015 at 9:05 PM UTC
Poetic belligerence
**** that ***** is thick.... that's a big *** Labrador Retriever.....*
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Aug 3, 2016
Aug 3, 2016 at 9:19 PM UTC
Comedy #24
The smell of coffee The laughter of the early shoppers Classic love songs An open window Sunrise The sound of the birds mingles perfectly with the rough sound of the motorcycles and the waves The morning sky The excited tapping of flip flops The local paper boy A crumpled bed Fresh bread "Hey Marianna! Come down and have some coffee! I got a new story!" There goes my neighbor Old Jorge Messy morning hair The noise of the wooden stairs Wrinkled night shirt Sunny side up Wild Rice Listening to old Jorge's classic story for the 67th times while breathing in the morning sea breeze The yellow butterfly The ringing of the church bell A smiling passerby An old bicycle A kiss "Morning Marianna!" There goes Karla in her denim shorts and long legs and sweet smile and pretty nails The playing kids The old lady with a sprinkler The swaying green leaves Lazy golden retriever Pretty girls Ah! If I could grab the whole world in the palm of my hands and keep it in my pocket..
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Jan 11, 2013
Jan 11, 2013 at 12:46 AM UTC
Sunday Mornings
i have just moved all our pictures into the hidden folder the graveyard of memories my heart aches with endless yearning sorrow, grief and regret our love was so short-lived like a helpless little kitten that died before it ever got a chance to fully experience the wonders of life our love was a flickering candle flame that burnt so bright and fizzled so soon my tattooed golden retriever my soldier, my love you said it was "right person, wrong time" but what if the timing could never favour upon us? what if we could never find our way back to each other?
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May 11, 2025
May 11, 2025 at 5:30 AM UTC
dust to dust
She is green tea with honey, summer days and blonde hair. She is a golden retriever and a husky, happy, intelligent, yet reserved. She is the beach and a sunrise, campfires and s’mores in the warm air breathing in the dust and smoke, laughing about two years ago. She is incense and paintings, blue walls and ceilings, she is a ***** joke said offhand with raised eyebrows, she is stacks of books and video games, she is bubblegum ice cream and walking through a cemetery. She is old technology and practicality, she is punctuality  and arriving early with a peach smoothie in hand. She is the cold shock of river water. She is alternative music blaring from a ****** car radio and a road trip where everyone but the driver falls asleep. She is rock candy and ice cream bars, riding the biggest roller coaster ten times over again. She is a content silence and a sly smile. She is mine and you cannot have her.
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Sep 17, 2016
Sep 17, 2016 at 7:02 PM UTC
Dear September
My thirst for conversation has continued to impress me Fills me with stories helping to shape another in my eyes Met with friend for a mutual exchange of identity An interview with questions directed; I asked first Starting with the earliest formulation of conscious thought Hers was the return of a sick father She eagerly embraced him when he arrived home safely Vividly describes the large red chair present I transitioned to exchange of reflection most powerful Searching for a single memory of hers that stood alone Her face brightened, her eyes shining with nostalgia Her dog’s name was Max Max entered her life when she was one year old On the celebration of her birth in fact He was the runt of the pack, a ruby retriever Grew to maturity and average size, with love Max made his way into her writing in the classroom His possible harm one of her first worries He was a cherished family pet, she loved him with all her heart Being a young child, sometimes she was too rough Cancer took Max from this world at nine years of age He was buried under a peach tree in the back yard The peaches swollen and ripe make death turn to life To this day they represent the sweetness of his soul Her early years were full of stress at thought of parental separation Subject to fickle fears and frozen emotions Her true panic began in high school days Developed into distinguishable attacks and episodes There were never tangible reasons or focus points for fear Racing thoughts, vertigo chills, imminent death Creeping insanity and the dry, frustrating inability to swallow Worsened as college approached and the familiar faded fast Week one was worse than any panic period yet Heart flutters, helplessness and disorienting dizzy spells Friends were far away or had yet to be encountered Sympathy for perceived insanity ran thin These experiences require constant care and medication Hospital visits and appointments with understanding ear She shared her life with me through effect of anxiety I shared in turn, but couldn’t help distraction We did not record the interview so I took it upon myself Documenting with equal force her story and my amazement
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Dec 2, 2010
Dec 2, 2010 at 4:01 PM UTC
51. Peaches 12/2/10
My thirst for conversation has continued to impress me Fills me with stories helping to shape another in my eyes Met with friend for a mutual exchange of identity An interview with questions directed; I asked first Starting with the earliest formulation of conscious thought Hers was the return of a sick father She eagerly embraced him when he arrived home safely Vividly describes the large red chair present I transitioned to exchange of reflection most powerful Searching for a single memory of hers that stood alone Her face brightened, her eyes shining with nostalgia Her dog’s name was Max Max entered her life when she was one year old On the celebration of her birth in fact He was the runt of the pack, a ruby retriever Grew to maturity and average size, with love Max made his way into her writing in the classroom His possible harm one of her first worries He was a cherished family pet, she loved him with all her heart Being a young child, sometimes she was too rough Cancer took Max from this world at nine years of age He was buried under a peach tree in the back yard The peaches swollen and ripe make death turn to life To this day they represent the sweetness of his soul Her early years were full of stress at thought of parental separation Subject to fickle fears and frozen emotions Her true panic began in high school days Developed into distinguishable attacks and episodes There were never tangible reasons or focus points for fear Racing thoughts, vertigo chills, imminent death Creeping insanity and the dry, frustrating inability to swallow Worsened as college approached and the familiar faded fast Week one was worse than any panic period yet Heart flutters, helplessness and disorienting dizzy spells Friends were far away or had yet to be encountered Sympathy for perceived insanity ran thin These experiences require constant care and medication Hospital visits and appointments with understanding ear She shared her life with me through effect of anxiety I shared in turn, but couldn’t help distraction We did not record the interview so I took it upon myself Documenting with equal force her story and my amazement
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This is mine Sweet wine delusion Slipping in With life illusion Mixing amidst This wind and sun A gold retriever Belly rub ~ emerging from my repose this poem slipping from my lips i glimpse Athena’s yellow streak sinking teeth into two wings while six shriek away still again another corpse ingloriously amidst the grass hosting my meditations
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May 22, 2018
May 22, 2018 at 5:14 PM UTC
Dogged Wisdoms