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poetry readings have to be some of the saddest ****** things ever, the gathering of the clansmen and clanladies, week after week, month after month, year after year, getting old together, reading on to tiny gatherings, still hoping their genius will be discovered, making tapes together, discs together, sweating for applause they read basically to and for each other, they can't find a New York publisher or one within miles, but they read on and on in the poetry holes of America, never daunted, never considering the possibility that their talent might be thin, almost invisible, they read on and on before their mothers, their sisters, their husbands, their wives, their friends, the other poets and the handful of idiots who have wandered in from nowhere. I am ashamed for them, I am ashamed that they have to bolster each other, I am ashamed for their lisping egos, their lack of guts. if these are our creators, please, please give me something else: a drunken plumber at a bowling alley, a prelim boy in a four rounder, a **** guiding his horse through along the rail, a bartender on last call, a waitress pouring me a coffee, a drunk sleeping in a deserted doorway, a dog munching a dry bone, an elephant's **** in a circus tent, a 6 p.m. freeway crush, the mailman telling a ***** joke anything anything but these.
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380 There is a flower that Bees prefer— And Butterflies—desire— To gain the Purple Democrat The Humming Bird—aspire— And Whatsoever Insect pass— A Honey bear away Proportioned to his several dearth And her—capacity— Her face be rounder than the Moon And ruddier than the Gown Or Orchis in the Pasture— Or Rhododendron—worn— She doth not wait for June— Before the World be Green— Her sturdy little Countenance Against the Wind—be seen— Contending with the Grass— Near Kinsman to Herself— For Privilege of Sod and Sun— Sweet Litigants for Life— And when the Hills be full— And newer fashions blow— Doth not retract a single spice For pang of jealousy— Her Public—be the Noon— Her Providence—the Sun— Her Progress—by the Bee—proclaimed— In sovereign—Swerveless Tune— The Bravest—of the Host— Surrendering—the last— Nor even of Defeat—aware— What cancelled by the Frost—
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There is a flower that Bees prefer
Cherries of the night are riper Than the cherries pluckt at noon Gather to your fairy piper When he pipes his magic tune: Merry, merry, Take a cherry; Mine are sounder, Mine are rounder, Mine are sweeter For the eater Under the moon. And you’ll be fairies soon. In the cherry pluckt at night, With the dew of summer swelling, There’s a juice of pure delight, Cool, dark, sweet, divinely smelling. Merry, merry, Take a cherry; Mine are sounder, Mine are rounder, Mine are sweeter For the eater In the moonlight. And you’ll be fairies quite. When I sound the fairy call, Gather here in silent meeting, Chin to knee on the orchard wall, Cooled with dew and cherries eating. Merry, merry, Take a cherry; Mine are sounder, Mine are rounder, Mine are sweeter. For the eater When the dews fall. And you’ll be fairies all.
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Cherry-Time
What failures oh the failures of leaving home at seventeen of living and thriving as a minority foreigner of working and studying to post-grad levels of maturing wonderfully and being up and decent of loving and marrying and creating a good home of no crime, no debts, not a drunk, not a player of no stained reputation, no borrowing or theft of being easy-going, nice and friendly, an all-rounder what failures the failure of being successful and capable in grace the failure of doing so well a white neighbor burgled the failure of saying that's not right, you're rotten thieves the failure of standing up to bullying thieving mobs the failure of being gangstalked and destroyed the failure of being an educated professional black the failure of being a solid, courageous, wholesome man the failure of knowing you can't do wrong and get by Ladies and Gentlemen these are my failures Its all there in black and white its the failure of being a minority In the british democracy of the Socialists for it is greed to work hard and be successful its a failure for blacks to aspire and do well when your white neighbor is a drunken, welfare dependent waster and thief And Blacks beware, for if you dare tell them to go change you will be stalked, hounded, smeared, defamed, humiliated harassed, bullied, slandered, sabotaged, and basically driven to suicide or a breakdown They manufacture Failures to reflect their own failures They call it Trading Places and dish it out to 'Uppity' Blacks
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Aug 18, 2019
Aug 18, 2019 at 7:40 AM UTC
Failure by design.........
What failures oh the failures of leaving home at seventeen of living and thriving as a minority foreigner of working and studying to post-grad levels of maturing wonderfully and being up and decent of loving and marrying and creating a good home of no crime, no debts, not a drunk, not a player of no stained reputation, no borrowing or theft of being easy-going, nice and friendly, an all-rounder what failures the failure of being successful and capable in grace the failure of doing so well a white neighbor burgled the failure of saying that's not right, you're rotten thieves the failure of standing up to bullying thieving mobs the failure of being gangstalked and destroyed the failure of being an educated professional black the failure of being a solid, courageous, wholesome man the failure of knowing you can't do wrong and get by Ladies and Gentlemen these are my failures Its all there in black and white its the failure of being a minority In the british democracy of the Socialists for it is greed to work hard and be successful its a failure for blacks to aspire and do well when your white neighbor is a drunken, welfare dependent waster and thief And Blacks beware, for if you dare tell them to go change you will be stalked, hounded, smeared, defamed, humiliated harassed, bullied, slandered, sabotaged, and basically driven to suicide or a breakdown They manufacture Failures to reflect their own failures They call it Trading Places and dish it out to 'Uppity' Blacks
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Every breath pushed me further bobbing and blushing, rounder and tugging, seeking simply to soar. I could taste the breeze, the blue above - waiting, and as I stretched so did my smile. But I was held unknotted only, oblivion teetering on the pinch of a thumb and forefinger. Until slowly but cynically, gasp by gasp, all was forced out, and when the moment came to go, there was nothing left to go on.
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Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014 at 11:34 PM UTC
inflation
Rose redoubt Rose few, in the hate we fed Rose acts, when charisma is a pout Rose timid, with a live for all ahead Round eyes of decorum, vice in a wandering hope Let to take, a tryst of potential... Long if tooth, a wholesome day to arrive with our own Here is my naivete, and a steads sulking breeze so beautiful... When the world is rounder for a secret asking, to fulfil... Promise me, a livid course, a golden truth To the wanted more, when we are a soul of will The tone of our voice, becomes the drama and decency of accepting youth? Sophistication in a moment alone, with the weight of the world Seemingly not, before the needs of others, worth is a means to amends...? And the coltish example of the future, a repose of justness so early That a miracle in the form of a wish, is a simplicity we lend? Tales of the reach, the romance of curious senses And the heart of essence, we know even will... When boding hours are to be, the callous works of a world come to ends With a handful of what miracles were, a common where to the liberty of silence, so real
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Jun 7, 2023
Jun 7, 2023 at 2:37 PM UTC
Given A Simple Gift, Of Poignant Wishes
In an arcade a couple choose an engagement ring, through a window they peer and grin for this is the beginning of something new. He, the larger of the two- tshirt clad and cool- stares with nose against the pane. She, the rounder of the pair- dressed for work but doesn’t care- looks to her lover and smiles. In an arcade a couple chose their engagement ring, through the door they came out for that was the first domino to fall. I carry on with this coffee and think to the day when I’ll be in an arcade choosing a ring.
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Aug 5, 2013
Aug 5, 2013 at 12:29 PM UTC
BYRAM ARCADE, HUDDERSFIELD
A small one remembers fingers taut and ***** rounded, Smiles evened, amongst quickened hands- Effective carrot peelers, snotty nose healers, Heavy duty wrappers, cloaked in corporate knowledge of dog breeds, how to clean your ears, stain removal, vegetable purging tricks, fairies, bus schedules on rainy days; Full of mud pie ideas, bustled in tidy makings of reading and feeding.
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Oct 25, 2009
Oct 25, 2009 at 2:30 PM UTC
Clip from a child: The All-rounder
The hot boiled rice With brown gram curry The nutty smell of sesame Oil shrills in hurry Deployed on a thrice larger rounder plate For a boy's belly deplete. "Can't eat this much rice!" He shouts with a surprise. “You can do my son sure.", Her firm voice enssures The boys look measures. "The remainder you keep aside" Her remand saves  his pride. A monthly forty rupees Should not be pretty reason For a lodger's liberty to please Among two of her teen sons Than a welling spring of kindness A heart huge in roundness Larger than a stainless steel plate With a profuse heap of hot rice The smooth boiled brown pies Oiled with fragrance fleet. For how he fully did feat it? How she purely predict it? The stomach of a young one could hold The heap of love on a stainless steel mold.
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Dec 19, 2018
Dec 19, 2018 at 9:43 AM UTC
Hot boiled rice and brown gram curry
We stand unrobed where daylight splits the air, Her thighs a bramble, mine are smooth and spare. The mirror's glare reveals what we both share: One breast a plum, its twin a rounder pear. Time’s cursive scrawls on skin we’ve learned to bare— Her stretchmarks ripple, tides, my palms embrace. No clues hide the faint silver in her hair— My thumb traces the laugh-lines on her face.  Past phantoms fade—two clocks now beat as one. Her skin, once chilled, now thaws beneath my sighs; My stony silence ripens into sun; Time-frozen hearts melt in each other's eyes. Your mouth—a fig split ripe—now drinks my moan: We fuse to one fierce sun, no dusk, no dawn.
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Feb 8, 2025
Feb 8, 2025 at 5:19 PM UTC
A Chronology Of Our Flesh
in the annals of cricket those of greatness get a mention for what they've achieved on the wicket these men stand head and shoulder above the rest their contribution to the game has been written as the best three men have inspired younger players in their homelands they've accomplished much on wickets throughout the many cricket playing lands Steven Waugh(Australian Captain) the master strategist who had a captain's mind replete with brilliant tactics when he took to the pitch the opposition teams would quiver in their collective boots field placement   over deliveries the weather conditions all of these factors actuated in his mind so he could bring an innings of a notable kind Sachin Tendulkar (Indian Batsman) the king of the blade who none can equal in test matches his cuts and cover drives were worthy of an epic prequel his style with the bat twas magic to see he had a prowess of majesty Vivian Richard (West Indies All Rounder) he was never phased he held his nerve with the bat or the ball a tradesman who fielded what ever came at him and in his relaxed style chewed on a piece of gum and demolish the bails with a Caribbean hum cricket's hall of fame that 22 yard pitch where three greatest of the game performances   did of fans ever bewitch
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Nov 14, 2014
Nov 14, 2014 at 6:45 PM UTC
Cricket Greats
He was last spotted With his gnarled hands making love to his pockets maybe bearing a child half palm half cotton Every so often he’d flail the lint from his fingernails serrated from his spleen, knot them up into steely ***** of yarn and batter the window of his sister’s room His knuckles may have suffered some trauma but it’s likely now they speak in scars with windbag bones that don’t shut up He isn’t a looker His nose is large and barbed like wire with currents that breathe in pollen he’s allergic to He got inked last March on his eighteenth shrouding his flaxen leg hairs in ****** red roses, a wide mouthed skull with an inverted cross bludgeoning its left temple, and the words “Here’s to your destiny” in all caps He has a mop of tow colored hair and narrow eyes either a robin’s egg or air force blue that I once piloted He’s a well padded five feet and nine inches But I picture him far rounder You’ll never see him well kempt he smells of minced cattle and marijuana He could dissolve you into laughter even on unlit nights when the moon goes to the cleaners and the stars swish around in the Laundromat with your knickers His grin was cloying like syrup until his teeth stuck together in a wonted pout Don’t keep your eyes peeled You won’t find his face on a milk carton This boy isn’t really missing He’s out there somewhere studying chemistry or law But he isn’t here to give me hell anymore So I picture his calf, his immutable tattoo whispering “Here’s to your destiny” and hope I still have one
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Jun 6, 2015
Jun 6, 2015 at 1:18 AM UTC
Missing Persons Report
He was last spotted With his gnarled hands making love to his pockets maybe bearing a child half palm half cotton Every so often he’d flail the lint from his fingernails serrated from his spleen, knot them up into steely ***** of yarn and batter the window of his sister’s room His knuckles may have suffered some trauma but it’s likely now they speak in scars with windbag bones that don’t shut up He isn’t a looker His nose is large and barbed like wire with currents that breathe in pollen he’s allergic to He got inked last March on his eighteenth shrouding his flaxen leg hairs in ****** red roses, a wide mouthed skull with an inverted cross bludgeoning its left temple, and the words “Here’s to your destiny” in all caps He has a mop of tow colored hair and narrow eyes either a robin’s egg or air force blue that I once piloted He’s a well padded five feet and nine inches But I picture him far rounder You’ll never see him well kempt he smells of minced cattle and marijuana He could dissolve you into laughter even on unlit nights when the moon goes to the cleaners and the stars swish around in the Laundromat with your knickers His grin was cloying like syrup until his teeth stuck together in a wonted pout Don’t keep your eyes peeled You won’t find his face on a milk carton This boy isn’t really missing He’s out there somewhere studying chemistry or law But he isn’t here to give me hell anymore So I picture his calf, his immutable tattoo whispering “Here’s to your destiny” and hope I still have one
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Every year on your birthday, I make a sincere attempt.. To put into words what I feel.. To show you my content! This year is definitely not different.. My love for you keeps growing... Feelings overflow n emotions are in abundance... But honestly, words are real scarce! Yet, here I am my darling mommy.... Armed with a paper and a pen.. Trying to express how dear you are... And that you are my everything! My best friend, my secret keeper... My counsellor..my teacher... No words can express enough... That you are my all rounder! When days are blue and you are low, Remember you are me and I am you... Your strength is me... And mine is definitely you!! My beautiful mumma... Flash that million dollar smile... Because its your birthday... And while writing this...I am all smiles..
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Mar 4, 2015
Mar 4, 2015 at 9:21 PM UTC
Happy Birthday Mom!
Dear Body; I know it is stupid to see photoshopped girls and want to be like them. I know it is not possible to have flawless skin and a waist that tiny. I know I am supposed to be the one that preaches "love yourself" but honestly, it is unfeasible to not want to be perfect. It's not just the models or the celebrities who are fed a carrot a day and pumped with botox, but my friends are pretty, too. I wish you were skinnier, smoother, rounder, taller, clearer, more radiant and just generally less disgusting. I wish I could wear clothes like everyone else and feel comfortable. I wish you didn't make me feel so crap all the time. I wish I was not so ungrateful. I wish I didn't have to feel guilty every time I eat bacon. I wish chocolate was good for you. I wish you would not become damaged in elements. If you could just, I don't know, change? Sincerely, your disappointed owner.
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Jan 20, 2013
Jan 20, 2013 at 8:59 AM UTC
Dear Body;
looking across time from my etheric perch or was it a pike as I sat on my flounder… as I was perched on a flounder… perched on a pike I floundered pike perch flounder flounder perch pike pike flounder perch mike’s rounder peach like sounder greetings tricycle ground feet triglycerides around meat polymorphic lounge **** people forget poetry is expression silliness for its own sake nonsensical whimsy for laze-abouts and lollygaggers with unicorns and dragons nothing is more magical than language –
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Nov 4, 2015
Nov 4, 2015 at 1:02 PM UTC
a steamer, perhaps from Cleveland (garbage)
Just, how cold? Odd, the thought of passion Should a sky have one to hold Forever is now to fold, a prayer lasting... Life in a walls shadow Circumstance, with a youth's vow Seek, and you shall find, all and know A heart with happiness, only before how... The sound of love... Harried by a salt, a cursory share Of decency, a proud covenant With moments to quietly care... Curious prayer's indeed Means with a psyche, rounder eyes Have the sense to see it, heed A role in heaven, where one more life... Is our's forever, fate in the first place Sweet about, and a whole day to dream Came as we went, from here to infinite praise The truth of a world, taken to seem...
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May 19, 2023
May 19, 2023 at 11:02 PM UTC
The Whistle Of Belief
I am a disappointment to my mother. I don’t call when I’ll be coming home late. My room is wreck. I’m not in school, and I work two dead end jobs at places that don’t matter one iota to anyone in my family. I curse. I smoke. I drink. I’m a foul mouthed little child that can’t lose weight and sleeps around and never does what she’s told. I’m a disappointment to my mother, Despite the years of good behaviour. The good grades, the chaste life, the driven nature that took me half way around the world just to see if I could do it. I stand in front of her today, still 6 inches shorter. Still rounder, still brunette. Still foul mouthed and still rebellious. I still hug her tightly as if she’s all I’ve ever had. As if she is the only stability I’ve ever known. As if all those boyfriends who claimed they’d never leave either of us, as if all of those friends she had that I grew to love, and the pets we abandoned, and the apartments we called home, as if all of those things never mattered, or shaped me to be the distrustful little being I am today. I still look at her like she’s all I have left. I never talk to her about stuff like that because I know it will only make her mad. Her hormonal short temper and her distrust of my judgement. I know I’m young, Mom, that’s why you should let me make my mistakes now, instead of in ten years when I’m married with children and never got to taste what being wrong in every way felt like. I’m a disappointment to my mother. I want to have bad times. And hard times. I want to be knocked on my *** by life and barely able to get back up. She doesn’t get it. She never will. I love her. With all that I am I will always love her but that trust that was once only reserved the only person who never left me, never deserted me and never gave up on me, that trust needs to be placed in me. I am a disappointment to my mother because I grew up, and now I need to be a disappointment to me.
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May 13, 2013
May 13, 2013 at 7:18 PM UTC
Mother's Day
I am a disappointment to my mother. I don’t call when I’ll be coming home late. My room is wreck. I’m not in school, and I work two dead end jobs at places that don’t matter one iota to anyone in my family. I curse. I smoke. I drink. I’m a foul mouthed little child that can’t lose weight and sleeps around and never does what she’s told. I’m a disappointment to my mother, Despite the years of good behaviour. The good grades, the chaste life, the driven nature that took me half way around the world just to see if I could do it. I stand in front of her today, still 6 inches shorter. Still rounder, still brunette. Still foul mouthed and still rebellious. I still hug her tightly as if she’s all I’ve ever had. As if she is the only stability I’ve ever known. As if all those boyfriends who claimed they’d never leave either of us, as if all of those friends she had that I grew to love, and the pets we abandoned, and the apartments we called home, as if all of those things never mattered, or shaped me to be the distrustful little being I am today. I still look at her like she’s all I have left. I never talk to her about stuff like that because I know it will only make her mad. Her hormonal short temper and her distrust of my judgement. I know I’m young, Mom, that’s why you should let me make my mistakes now, instead of in ten years when I’m married with children and never got to taste what being wrong in every way felt like. I’m a disappointment to my mother. I want to have bad times. And hard times. I want to be knocked on my *** by life and barely able to get back up. She doesn’t get it. She never will. I love her. With all that I am I will always love her but that trust that was once only reserved the only person who never left me, never deserted me and never gave up on me, that trust needs to be placed in me. I am a disappointment to my mother because I grew up, and now I need to be a disappointment to me.
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They decked their bodies on the hexagonal stairway, That primed up into the heavens of boulders. Decked boulders, Eyes from the dead shoulders, That ran the dust of time and concern, With double ambiguity; That ran the cobwebs of melodrama, Of Purple voids And dainty scars, There were just blocks. There was no God. No Owl. No leaflet or Foliage. There was just a dainty scar That cervically opened Into a white expanse of rugged and dusty fieldstones; With the waves expanding their circumference It was hard to keep the shells afloat. Rosebuds, it looked like, The little ***** that dug out of dung holes, Everywhere on the white crystalline beach; Rose budded footprints of an animaline saint. It might just not be the little ***** Then the dust rose up. It amalgamated into the purple haze That became the tender feet of cupids that embedded Their rose-budded footprints along the shore of the sea Sea that circumference the earth; A Chinese fishnet flew out of the foliage That, that is drugged in a an embrace Gently over the ocean’s tiny footprints. The fishnet was not targeted or focused on oars But it was the Oars That roared an echo That conjured a Wraith With Ate by its side; They roared in unison In a screaming echo of the overdue night before. One with desperate fledging oars, In a senseless sea And, In an endless churn; Then the sky drifted apart To clear the grey remains, That of a nuclear battleground Of the last world It skid along a steep drift And found a purple pathway. The pathway took enough time to open them The dingy awls of ancient machine plates. Entwined and unforgotten, These had made a rounder depth into its omnipotent boulders Than the mongrel-ic infrastructure of the present world; Mongrels of a primitive category of potential. The wisdom that was as ****** as A bloated hyacinth in its first blossom; It took a speck of a quarter wink. Chaos followed obstruction, And the dust jostled out in the jiffiest. It was a strange new octopi. With blades for pearls. With fangs for lustre With gigantic dilation of a black void of pupil; How could it run through? It phantom-ed the serpent in one plunge; And a single spasm. Then it exploded. A million nebulas bristling with a zillion kind of rainbows, Rainbows of hydrangeas in elixiric daze at the tip of each finger. And, Starlets. Then it was all purple. Cosmotic falancho on a curly fledge.
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Jul 7, 2015
Jul 7, 2015 at 5:34 PM UTC
Fledging flight of the feminine falanchos
They decked their bodies on the hexagonal stairway, That primed up into the heavens of boulders. Decked boulders, Eyes from the dead shoulders, That ran the dust of time and concern, With double ambiguity; That ran the cobwebs of melodrama, Of Purple voids And dainty scars, There were just blocks. There was no God. No Owl. No leaflet or Foliage. There was just a dainty scar That cervically opened Into a white expanse of rugged and dusty fieldstones; With the waves expanding their circumference It was hard to keep the shells afloat. Rosebuds, it looked like, The little ***** that dug out of dung holes, Everywhere on the white crystalline beach; Rose budded footprints of an animaline saint. It might just not be the little ***** Then the dust rose up. It amalgamated into the purple haze That became the tender feet of cupids that embedded Their rose-budded footprints along the shore of the sea Sea that circumference the earth; A Chinese fishnet flew out of the foliage That, that is drugged in a an embrace Gently over the ocean’s tiny footprints. The fishnet was not targeted or focused on oars But it was the Oars That roared an echo That conjured a Wraith With Ate by its side; They roared in unison In a screaming echo of the overdue night before. One with desperate fledging oars, In a senseless sea And, In an endless churn; Then the sky drifted apart To clear the grey remains, That of a nuclear battleground Of the last world It skid along a steep drift And found a purple pathway. The pathway took enough time to open them The dingy awls of ancient machine plates. Entwined and unforgotten, These had made a rounder depth into its omnipotent boulders Than the mongrel-ic infrastructure of the present world; Mongrels of a primitive category of potential. The wisdom that was as ****** as A bloated hyacinth in its first blossom; It took a speck of a quarter wink. Chaos followed obstruction, And the dust jostled out in the jiffiest. It was a strange new octopi. With blades for pearls. With fangs for lustre With gigantic dilation of a black void of pupil; How could it run through? It phantom-ed the serpent in one plunge; And a single spasm. Then it exploded. A million nebulas bristling with a zillion kind of rainbows, Rainbows of hydrangeas in elixiric daze at the tip of each finger. And, Starlets. Then it was all purple. Cosmotic falancho on a curly fledge.
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If my words could bring you back I'd tell the mirror that you've gone away to battle My noble prince will return (Though your best weapons were always cold words and cold shoulders) I'd inscribe my name into the bindings of all your favorite books As though some part me could find some part of you in them I'd yell at every pillow That couldn't manage to muffle my cries Every song that sounded just too much like us Every fairy tale that seemed mocked us in it's polarity (Dear, I wish I could've spun us in gold) Every picture we took That now look too much like broken promises I'd sweet talk the fridge Into making me feel worthy of more comfort food I guess you always said you like them "thick" After you told me I'd gotten rounder I'd scribble ***** sick sorrys into the floorboards Serenading the floors you walked (I think they turned to water on your final gracing of them Because now I'm falling through) I'd tell the fractures in these walls that you were the best filler The fractures in my chest the same I'd speak of you in the highest regard My bourgeoisie balance act Always calling for a coup d'état And maybe that's why when I see you I'm so choked up I gargle these words in my mouth But they fall into a silent drone And If my words could bring you back I still don't know that I could say a thing
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May 19, 2014
May 19, 2014 at 10:33 AM UTC
If my words could bring you back
I have been noticing some changes recently. My face is rounder, My chest has expanded and my hips have widened. My grandmother told me that during your early teenage years you get chunkier, Then you slim down and get “womanly” curves . I have always had “child bearing hips” It won’t be anything unusual. I think that’s why I have never attracted boys my age. They think I’m fat, But men think I’m perfect. They tell me about how perfectly round my hips are, How I have the tiniest waist, and biggest back end. They love my charisma and my personality. They love to try to figure me out. The change hasn’t only been in my body, I noticed that I yearn to have a family; More than an education. I clean all the time and worry about what color to paint the walls of my living room. Grown up things, I usually don’t find myself worrying about. I refuse to let my parents pay my bills. I notice theses changes. I don’t worry.
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Nov 3, 2012
Nov 3, 2012 at 11:17 PM UTC
Changes
heavy bags,bouncing busses n sweaty days. Is what i called ****** school life. Obnoxious teachers getting their ways. Rules,regulations and continuous strife. i had decided to stick to studies coz fun doesn't last anyway Finish off school being invisible coz friendship is but for a few days what i didn't know back then Was in d end ill have these idiots i call my friends Idiots who made me laugh wen i wanted to cry idiots who changed my point of view making me realize That good Friends do not get replaced They just make their way into hearts n make their own space m not even kidding when i say These r professional idiots in every way Like he__ for example cant get enough of screaming my name simply for fun But i know that if i had to pick the sweetest concerned friend,she would b the one she's an all rounder, amazing at everything with her, fun is always present even while studying People who annoy u r d ones who care most is what i try to believe when it comes to this dost who Even after she dies will probably haunt me as a ghost Ni__ wont even budge if i say get lost and great gh___ believes she's the only one who can b rude to her friends and if anyone else dares the same,off with their heads! A thriller movie is life according to her Highness Her laughter echoes with pure childish innocence <3 These idiots may tease me till there's nothing left But r also bodyguards of my deepest secrets Their jokes n sarcasm will have u in fits it is true i love these idiots to bits idiots who add up to my best friends list Idiots i consider as priceless gifts Coz They r special in so many ways coz They r bandages to my wounds, Brought back my lost smile they're The 'start button' to my new life coz They accepted me d way i was N mostly Coz, since my heart was no more These guys aimed for my soul N they got it. :) dedicated to my frnz in IIS
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 5:10 PM UTC
ideal idiots :)
heavy bags,bouncing busses n sweaty days. Is what i called ****** school life. Obnoxious teachers getting their ways. Rules,regulations and continuous strife. i had decided to stick to studies coz fun doesn't last anyway Finish off school being invisible coz friendship is but for a few days what i didn't know back then Was in d end ill have these idiots i call my friends Idiots who made me laugh wen i wanted to cry idiots who changed my point of view making me realize That good Friends do not get replaced They just make their way into hearts n make their own space m not even kidding when i say These r professional idiots in every way Like he__ for example cant get enough of screaming my name simply for fun But i know that if i had to pick the sweetest concerned friend,she would b the one she's an all rounder, amazing at everything with her, fun is always present even while studying People who annoy u r d ones who care most is what i try to believe when it comes to this dost who Even after she dies will probably haunt me as a ghost Ni__ wont even budge if i say get lost and great gh___ believes she's the only one who can b rude to her friends and if anyone else dares the same,off with their heads! A thriller movie is life according to her Highness Her laughter echoes with pure childish innocence <3 These idiots may tease me till there's nothing left But r also bodyguards of my deepest secrets Their jokes n sarcasm will have u in fits it is true i love these idiots to bits idiots who add up to my best friends list Idiots i consider as priceless gifts Coz They r special in so many ways coz They r bandages to my wounds, Brought back my lost smile they're The 'start button' to my new life coz They accepted me d way i was N mostly Coz, since my heart was no more These guys aimed for my soul N they got it. :) dedicated to my frnz in IIS
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Love means I have the power From within I have never known or seen or felt I had Love means sacrificing, learning to let go To accept and to give in To share with her because I love her so And to win Through the years as we begin To spread More rounder and curve So will be our love.
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Jul 6, 2018 at 12:33 AM UTC
Power Of Love
First, the pink lace shirt chuckles at his drum beats then taps out her own. So Bold, no glance is stolen. Eyes rounder than globes, royal blue.
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Woman in Library Study Room: A Tanka