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"rubbers" poems
**i'm in a dangerous state of mind with no care for living this life where human emotions are traded for less than a pack of rubbers but you didn't even use those so how much did i truly mean when the push came to shove and grinding hips with moaning lips that whispered, screamed, and cried his name on the night you ****** my heart away where loyalty takes a literal backseat to pleasure and a long term relationship is laughing stock material ha ha standup, ain't i funny to look for something more than this but i would choke on my own tongue before i'd speak bad of you my backstabbing lover unfaithful friend i hope to god it he was worth it the cost was more than just tears but blood spray on the bathroom mirror and an empty place where i once used to love permanently empty i can't find the will to care more than a few half-hearted, correct that, heartless obscenities muttered under my breath with ****** on my mind a 3:30am fantasy to help dull the pain that i should be feeling maybe i'm just a pessimist, fatalist, cynical, and negative but my lack of surprise cuts the most lied to by my mind for those two months of my life that i thought i had it all better to have loved and lost but even better to **** it all and just go out with your name on my lips and your lies in my heart i hope you think of me when you're with him that you choke on your tears plagued with the worst emotions and loss a better killer than any gun**
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Dec 14, 2012
Dec 14, 2012 at 9:48 PM UTC
Cheater - A Rant
May I join you in the doghouse, Rover? I wish to retire till the party's over. Since three o'clock I've done my best To entertain each tiny guest. My conscience now I've left behind me, And if they want me, let them find me. I blew their bubbles, I sailed their boats, I kept them from each other's throats. I told them tales of magic lands, I took them out to wash their hands. I sorted their rubbers and tied their laces, I wiped their noses and dried their faces. Of similarities there's lots Twixt tiny tots and Hottentots. I've earned repose to heal the ravages Of these angelic-looking savages. Oh, progeny playing by itself Is a lonely little elf, But progeny in roistering batches Would drive St. francis from here to Natchez. Shunned are the games a parent proposes, They prefer to squirt each other with hoses, Their playmates are their natural foemen And they like to poke each other's abdomen. Their joy needs another woe's to cushion it, Say a puddle, and someone littler to push in it. They observe with glee the ballistic results Of ice cream with spoons for catapults, And inform the assembly with tears and glares That everyone's presents are better than theirs. Oh, little women and little men, Someday I hope to love you again, But not till after the party's over, So give me the key to the doghouse, Rover
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Children's Party
I am an unwanted child of god I am an unwanted child of god- He said, And I, (believing him) examined his shapes closely. Simple enough, Is what would best describe him, his feet were sheltered by rubbers manufactured in some distant or exotic country crafted by machines in far away factories. This unwanted child of god, this dark young man, child of father after father infinitum; Gave me a look of terror and apathy at once, then spoke. I think, sometimes, of acting out of character- (his smile surprised me) I put the gun in my mouth just to taste the cold iron- I bring men to my hotel room, women too- (his gap widened) Who can say I am not the happiest ******* on the ******* planet- 'not me' I'll drink to that- Oh hoarse throat, oh smokey breath Oh sad unwanted child of god Whose mother did look upon the coat-hanger, And whose father did look upon the belt; I'll drink to you everyday, For who is to say I'm not the happiest ******* on the ******* planet? Hip and hip hooray. Next Sunday he pulled the trigger, and stained the Dull brown wall of his hotel room.
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Nov 10, 2011
Nov 10, 2011 at 7:11 PM UTC
I am an unwanted child of god
Let's see When she visits I'll need Rubbers, fresh and non latex Oil to rub in gently To work my arms out To prevent pain whilst issuing it out Whips, and maybe a couple of paddles and Chains Because i know she's into pain Maybe even an umbrella, or a nicely made cane .... I think thats it Ive quite the checklist!
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Oct 11, 2017
Oct 11, 2017 at 11:46 PM UTC
The checklist
3 “Sic transit gloria mundi,” “How doth the busy bee,” “Dum vivimus vivamus,” I stay mine enemy! Oh “veni, vidi, vici!” Oh caput cap-a-pie! And oh “memento mori” When I am far from thee! Hurrah for Peter Parley! Hurrah for Daniel Boone! Three cheers, sir, for the gentleman Who first observed the moon! Peter, put up the sunshine; Patti, arrange the stars; Tell Luna, tea is waiting, And call your brother Mars! Put down the apple, Adam, And come away with me, So shalt thou have a pippin From off my father’s tree! I climb the “Hill of Science,” I “view the landscape o’er;” Such transcendental prospect, I ne’er beheld before! Unto the Legislature My country bids me go; I’ll take my india rubbers, In case the wind should blow! During my education, It was announced to me That gravitation, stumbling, Fell from an apple tree! The earth upon an axis Was once supposed to turn, By way of a gymnastic In honor of the sun! It was the brave Columbus, A sailing o’er the tide, Who notified the nations Of where I would reside! Mortality is fatal— Gentility is fine, Rascality, heroic, Insolvency, sublime! Our Fathers being weary, Laid down on Bunker Hill; And tho’ full many a morning, Yet they are sleeping still,— The trumpet, sir, shall wake them, In dreams I see them rise, Each with a solemn musket A marching to the skies! A coward will remain, Sir, Until the fight is done; But an immortal hero Will take his hat, and run! Good bye, Sir, I am going; My country calleth me; Allow me, Sir, at parting, To wipe my weeping e’e. In token of our friendship Accept this “Bonnie Doon,” And when the hand that plucked it Hath passed beyond the moon, The memory of my ashes Will consolation be; Then, farewell, Tuscarora, And farewell, Sir, to thee!
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Sic transit gloria mundi
3 “Sic transit gloria mundi,” “How doth the busy bee,” “Dum vivimus vivamus,” I stay mine enemy! Oh “veni, vidi, vici!” Oh caput cap-a-pie! And oh “memento mori” When I am far from thee! Hurrah for Peter Parley! Hurrah for Daniel Boone! Three cheers, sir, for the gentleman Who first observed the moon! Peter, put up the sunshine; Patti, arrange the stars; Tell Luna, tea is waiting, And call your brother Mars! Put down the apple, Adam, And come away with me, So shalt thou have a pippin From off my father’s tree! I climb the “Hill of Science,” I “view the landscape o’er;” Such transcendental prospect, I ne’er beheld before! Unto the Legislature My country bids me go; I’ll take my india rubbers, In case the wind should blow! During my education, It was announced to me That gravitation, stumbling, Fell from an apple tree! The earth upon an axis Was once supposed to turn, By way of a gymnastic In honor of the sun! It was the brave Columbus, A sailing o’er the tide, Who notified the nations Of where I would reside! Mortality is fatal— Gentility is fine, Rascality, heroic, Insolvency, sublime! Our Fathers being weary, Laid down on Bunker Hill; And tho’ full many a morning, Yet they are sleeping still,— The trumpet, sir, shall wake them, In dreams I see them rise, Each with a solemn musket A marching to the skies! A coward will remain, Sir, Until the fight is done; But an immortal hero Will take his hat, and run! Good bye, Sir, I am going; My country calleth me; Allow me, Sir, at parting, To wipe my weeping e’e. In token of our friendship Accept this “Bonnie Doon,” And when the hand that plucked it Hath passed beyond the moon, The memory of my ashes Will consolation be; Then, farewell, Tuscarora, And farewell, Sir, to thee!
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PENCILS I use to get excited about having a new pencil or freshly sharpened one. Point, fine and sharp. Ready for use like a dull point pencil could not do the job. I swear paper was perfectly made for pencils. Until I met pens, but, they never brought out the best in my penmanship. But a pencil, it was light as a feather, easy to manipulate, no extra items needed to erase mistakes.. If only life was like a pencil with a clean rubber, we would erase the unwanted and rewrite our best as if it did not affect us. We would stay fine like china but who would sharpen our edges, would it be people or the things we are mostly engaged in. Who will ensure our rubbers does not smudge pages. Are we in charge of that or are we asking for too much. In fact a pencil does not have a high life expectancy rate, so am I grateful for my life even though people count the seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years and call it time. So yes I appreciate it. But no matter what happens I still enjoy using new pencils.
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Sep 16, 2016
Sep 16, 2016 at 9:00 AM UTC
Pencils
Uh sitting at this desk waiting for the bell see I work 9 to 5 well 7 to 3 thirty I’m ***** A little flirty Tuck in my shirty Be helpful And curtious Don’t make a fuss Or ride the bus I’m a driver Got my **** tight like MacGyver Or Minnie Driver Don’t wanna be a miser So I share, dog Give it all away Make a play For Mr. Oregon day Maybe I’m cray cray But I still don’t say Nuthin that just may Hurt feelings in a bad way And I’m not gay ……just raised this way. And that’s o.k. This America, dog And I am free White and over 20 You prolly wanna be me Cause I’m tall And oh so **** It’s a blessing So quit messing Have I got ya guessing? This is me confessing I’m a nice guy Uh And its like that I’m a nice guy And I just wont quit See I hold the door For all comers Winter or summer Even wore rubbers Till I got married then things varied I still carry The bottles from the dairy Cause we live organic Try to avoid the panic We don’t act manic Sweeter that Alan Thicke I stack bricks But only for later use I don’t abuse Or make the rules I’m a nice guy.
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Apr 16, 2015
Apr 16, 2015 at 12:51 PM UTC
I'ma nice guy ****** rap/flow builder)
Morning is not my time of day, That's when concepts float away, Across the garden, down the lane, Through the gate at Hester Payne's. Teacher's pet and top pass, Hester sits eyes front in class, With rubbers straight and pencils sharp, A clean page ready to start. I, of course, am running late, Hair a-fly, face scrubbed in haste. Chasing my thoughts, I see them now, Bouncing ahead: _’Where? Why? How?’_ Miss Armitage says I can do better, Just follow her lead to the letter. She raps twice: _’Attention, please!’_ We all fall quiet - three sniffs, one sneeze. _’Now settle down, it's time to count.’_ Braids and partings turn around To face the board and I'm up first. Chalk in hand, could things get worse? In front of Danny, in front of Sue, In front of Seamus. And you know who? Three plus three, then five times six, Square root of nine, just take your pick. Six and...thirty...three, I'm sure. Or was that seven? Maybe four. My mouth goes dry, I stare and blink. Lord knows, I find it hard to think. Up the corridor, down the stairs, Right then left, my thoughts in pairs, Sift and swirl and giddy about. _’Behave yourself, now cut that out!’_ _’Come back here, where you belong. Don't wonder off! Don't make me wrong!’_ I scratch my answers, the class is aghast, It seems I've something right at last. Hester sighs, as glum as can be, For today...this morning...for everyone to see, My thoughts have stuck with me.
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Dec 15, 2018
Dec 15, 2018 at 12:33 AM UTC
Thoughts
Oil of clove and wing of bat Eye of newt and hair or cat I bet she mumbles to herself As she shops like everyone else Rams her cart into everyone A proper witch she has become Wait until she checks out today And sees what treats have come her way For ramming your shopping cart into me Wins a prize for you he he The check girl is all a singer For KY jelly and some rubbers At 80+ you should know better! Do not leave your cart unattended
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Sep 8, 2013
Sep 8, 2013 at 12:11 PM UTC
Cart wars
This hatred soaks into my bones. Bouquets of plastic flowers The smell of cigarettes and used rubbers saturate my senses A sweet kiss a deluge of poison armistice broken for selfish desire This drought this doubt this never ending fear it grinds against my soul Do you even know me? Am I even here? Crashing into bars of a gilded cage The bird with clipped wings Grounded A song of melancholy lingers in the air
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Apr 17, 2022
Apr 17, 2022 at 11:01 PM UTC
Caged
Woke up out a cold sweat Thinkin' will i survive the subliminal threats Cant get a job cuz im black Thats a brutal honest fact So brothers switch to a jack Dont get mad when we rollin' craps Hood mentality To be nba or nfl livin' fantasies Chasin' broken dreams Thinkin' you can get the cream No education cuz they medias want segregation **** the pulpit preachers talk **** Tellin' about them ******** parables I know im a rebel Born saint roll me up some dank Hit the burb park my ds on the curb Hitt the switches for the ******* Middle finger for them snitches If ya know me ya might be a homie And if you a groupie You nothing but a phony Check my licks we steady got ya heads bobbin" ***** SHOULD HAVE KNOWN IM STEADY MOBBIN'' I jumps in the shower Clean as a muthafucka throw On some baby powder Dressed fresh to death Makin' these girls loose they breath ***** i aint no lover Go after them other brothers Cuz ya cant catch me in a gank Gas up the 64 put 30 in the tank Gave the good lord a thank Hit the liquor store and pour up some drank My homie Tim riding shotgun Im public enemy number one Dont got a license for a gun So thats means im illegally packin Extra clips Just incase for bodystackin' fools be actin' Out but i got the clout Rubbers on deck to keep a ** in check Watch ya mouth before i slit ya neck Still feelin' my music Got ya ****** head bobbin' ***** im steady mobbin'
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Aug 17, 2015
Aug 17, 2015 at 11:04 AM UTC
Steady Mobbin'
The Miss, Misters and Mrs., And the St. Joseph's Sisters, Made me a Bluejay, Jay- jaying and soaring Over Wrens and Robins Below in five rows. Teeth marks on Ticondarogas, Initialed pink rubbers, Toothpicks and fingers Solved all those problems. Sister Lucille showed me Sarnia On the Neilson Wall Map, With the Malted Milk, Crispy Crunch bars staring back. They looked too delicious, Her reprimand was contritious, I'm doing time during recess, Ninety minutes til lunch. We stood in a crooked line, Like a snake, to get marked, With her drawer a crack open We'd get a peek at her strap. Black or red, correctively cold; Sister Roseangela, we'd heard, Cried, Quid Pro Quo. We had football baseball, And hockey dreams, Volleyball, basketball, And funeral teams; Field Days, Holy Days, Days needed at home; Teachers were coaches, With little time to complain; But the kids back then Just weren't the same. There were skirmishes, fouls, Strike outs and time outs; We were sliced white bread, No rye or whole grain. We'd march double file Once a week to the Church, To genuflect and reflect At the Stations and Cross. To confess, get redress, Display penitent remorse, Though keeping a secret From the Confessional box, A comfort and curse. Their objective succeeded, The lessons went deep; Using the three Rs, The ABCs, 1, 2, 3s, To impart and ingraine How to carry one's cross. I remember by name The Miss,  Misters and Mrs. And St. Joseph's Sisters Who gave their all, Each day, and always. They've gone or retired, But recalled in tranquility For the life-lessons I admire.
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Apr 29, 2017
Apr 29, 2017 at 12:06 PM UTC
The Miss, Misters and Mrs.
The Miss, Misters and Mrs., And the St. Joseph's Sisters, Made me a Bluejay, Jay- jaying and soaring Over Wrens and Robins Below in five rows. Teeth marks on Ticondarogas, Initialed pink rubbers, Toothpicks and fingers Solved all those problems. Sister Lucille showed me Sarnia On the Neilson Wall Map, With the Malted Milk, Crispy Crunch bars staring back. They looked too delicious, Her reprimand was contritious, I'm doing time during recess, Ninety minutes til lunch. We stood in a crooked line, Like a snake, to get marked, With her drawer a crack open We'd get a peek at her strap. Black or red, correctively cold; Sister Roseangela, we'd heard, Cried, Quid Pro Quo. We had football baseball, And hockey dreams, Volleyball, basketball, And funeral teams; Field Days, Holy Days, Days needed at home; Teachers were coaches, With little time to complain; But the kids back then Just weren't the same. There were skirmishes, fouls, Strike outs and time outs; We were sliced white bread, No rye or whole grain. We'd march double file Once a week to the Church, To genuflect and reflect At the Stations and Cross. To confess, get redress, Display penitent remorse, Though keeping a secret From the Confessional box, A comfort and curse. Their objective succeeded, The lessons went deep; Using the three Rs, The ABCs, 1, 2, 3s, To impart and ingraine How to carry one's cross. I remember by name The Miss,  Misters and Mrs. And St. Joseph's Sisters Who gave their all, Each day, and always. They've gone or retired, But recalled in tranquility For the life-lessons I admire.
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His name, well it is Dominique, wants to be a woman, perhaps, as he slips into his plaid skirt, thought it rather itchy, he could be rather ****** Starts off in high heels, yes, Then he dons his rubbers, I said Dons, not Dom's, then feeds his fetish, pulls up his welly boots, into rubber you know! He traipses to the shop of *** there he buys a gimp suit, gives his girlfriend whips and chains, she locks him up in the cellar, he's a really funny fella, I'm sure he is okay, but, I guess I'll never know! (C) Livvi
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May 21, 2014
May 21, 2014 at 1:04 PM UTC
Dominique (LOL)
there's a boy in my bed who was not there before. i left for a short while and rushed back to find a rubber band boy stretched from my headboard to the foot of my bed. i'm afraid that he will snap or maybe i'm afraid i will because i've been wrought so tight my chest is collapsing in on itself but the sight of the boy in my bed, well, it loosens my strings. (and rubber always bounces back.) this rubber band boy has played me before; he knows all the melodies i will sing to him and he will croon back and it is the duet i have always wanted: the one where neither of us make a sound. i let the boy in my bed stretch his rubber band arms around me, rub up and down my back because i am wracked with sobs because i am panicked and broken because i am the scratched record i can only play the first few lines of the same song: '*wise men say only fools rush in*'; the rest of it flies over my head and hits rubber. so he finishes the song for me: 'i can't help falling in love with you.' i can't help but think that i would **** this boy senseless. (i'd **** him up too, i always **** it up). they call condoms 'rubbers' in North America but that's wrong. (they're latex.) they call erasers 'rubbers' in the UK. (correct.) Our culture gap reflects us well. I need, ache, to prevent mistakes from happening but I have ******* myself over too often; even latex cannot save me. He is there when the mistakes are made, over and over again, rubbing them out until they're nothing but shavings, little bits to be blown off the sheet, cut out from the final piece. i can only hope i prevent myself from becoming the mistake he must erase from himself. if i never get to be the opera, let me be a song, a verse, a single note. perhaps he won't remember me at all, just the bed he's stretched himself in. maybe what i'll be in his composed works is a well-placed rest.
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Jul 13, 2013
Jul 13, 2013 at 1:36 AM UTC
there's a boy in my bed
there's a boy in my bed who was not there before. i left for a short while and rushed back to find a rubber band boy stretched from my headboard to the foot of my bed. i'm afraid that he will snap or maybe i'm afraid i will because i've been wrought so tight my chest is collapsing in on itself but the sight of the boy in my bed, well, it loosens my strings. (and rubber always bounces back.) this rubber band boy has played me before; he knows all the melodies i will sing to him and he will croon back and it is the duet i have always wanted: the one where neither of us make a sound. i let the boy in my bed stretch his rubber band arms around me, rub up and down my back because i am wracked with sobs because i am panicked and broken because i am the scratched record i can only play the first few lines of the same song: '*wise men say only fools rush in*'; the rest of it flies over my head and hits rubber. so he finishes the song for me: 'i can't help falling in love with you.' i can't help but think that i would **** this boy senseless. (i'd **** him up too, i always **** it up). they call condoms 'rubbers' in North America but that's wrong. (they're latex.) they call erasers 'rubbers' in the UK. (correct.) Our culture gap reflects us well. I need, ache, to prevent mistakes from happening but I have ******* myself over too often; even latex cannot save me. He is there when the mistakes are made, over and over again, rubbing them out until they're nothing but shavings, little bits to be blown off the sheet, cut out from the final piece. i can only hope i prevent myself from becoming the mistake he must erase from himself. if i never get to be the opera, let me be a song, a verse, a single note. perhaps he won't remember me at all, just the bed he's stretched himself in. maybe what i'll be in his composed works is a well-placed rest.
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Born of love one likes to think They never told you Actions speak louder than words Their actions told of no love unspoken But instead of resentment and anger that you came into the world Like a broken record You didn't understand You thought it all a mistake They didn't belong to you You came from someone else But that was just denial You didn't want to believe that those who brought you forth could be so cruel "Sticks and stones will break my bones but words will never hurt me." Childhood mantra Lies Words strike the deepest wound Cut through the layers no wall impenetrable Imprinted in permanent ink Or so you thought Time moves on death age illness change the matrix In your darkest hour you think "Can I forgive? Can I forget?" And then the demons came travelling on the wings of death A seemingly endless drug-induced battle against illness surgery on surgery medevacs "Come on," you say "I can beat you all." Bravado but actually the truth Demons equal rubbers Triumph over them... patterns, imprints erased Enter step mother - stage right Rug pulled world upside down again But you allowed it Time stops for no man Or woman Age More surgery Mirrors Thankful for all past events They molded you to the person you are Give thanks with open heart to he and she For all their deeds Their words didn't hurt you They fertilised you You blossomed Build the bridge He is old He is your father No denying it Tell him you love him With unfettered heart And forgiveness in your voice Be
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Sep 28, 2010
Sep 28, 2010 at 6:00 PM UTC
Choice
Born of love one likes to think They never told you Actions speak louder than words Their actions told of no love unspoken But instead of resentment and anger that you came into the world Like a broken record You didn't understand You thought it all a mistake They didn't belong to you You came from someone else But that was just denial You didn't want to believe that those who brought you forth could be so cruel "Sticks and stones will break my bones but words will never hurt me." Childhood mantra Lies Words strike the deepest wound Cut through the layers no wall impenetrable Imprinted in permanent ink Or so you thought Time moves on death age illness change the matrix In your darkest hour you think "Can I forgive? Can I forget?" And then the demons came travelling on the wings of death A seemingly endless drug-induced battle against illness surgery on surgery medevacs "Come on," you say "I can beat you all." Bravado but actually the truth Demons equal rubbers Triumph over them... patterns, imprints erased Enter step mother - stage right Rug pulled world upside down again But you allowed it Time stops for no man Or woman Age More surgery Mirrors Thankful for all past events They molded you to the person you are Give thanks with open heart to he and she For all their deeds Their words didn't hurt you They fertilised you You blossomed Build the bridge He is old He is your father No denying it Tell him you love him With unfettered heart And forgiveness in your voice Be
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Put your troubles into something else. Don't use that razor blade again. Or the blunt scalpel you keep. Or even that bent kitchen knife. Put your troubles into something else. Leave the eyeliner on the shelf. Leave the rubbers in the box. Leave the earrings on the stand. Put your troubles into something else. How about the doodles you draw. Or the stories that flow from your pen. Even the paintings done at dawn. Put your troubles into something else. Maybe, even, me. I won't look at them. I will gently untangle every one. Trim them until they are all gone. Put your troubles into something else. Not a sealed chest. Not a closed box. Not a corked bottle. Put your troubles into something else. Let your mind be free. Let your heart be free. Let me be free.
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May 24, 2014
May 24, 2014 at 2:31 PM UTC
Please.
I came, I lied, I learned to do both and better Poked at people’s smiles and made some myself. This was college, I woke, I drank, I explored Stared at girls, got caught, stared at myself and got fatter, Smoked, laughed, and refused to throw up. Walked to class but I did not go through the door Turned around happy, dizzy and hung over Outside, Gazed at the sun and forgot I was one. Ignored my phone, fathers calls and mother Spoke up my lies, tied lead to my feet. Met a beautiful demon girl and did some lines. Woke up again to *** naked letters, I went to the beat Listened to music, made some of my own Wrote poems that rhymed too much, sent them to her Drove my car on weekends running away with miles Visited her, the demon, it made me smile some more More *** she gave me pills, and we cuddled Alive, long and strong. She gave me love letters She broke my heart cheated and ran for cover in France. I lost my mind my grades, no love for my body My hands, I still had some rubbers and No one left. I used them once that summer More coke, **** pills, I hung out with friends Thoughts of suicide all the lead the lies Thought run away, die, run away, die Luckily I had friends.
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Jun 19, 2011
Jun 19, 2011 at 3:22 PM UTC
Freshmen year
while all things have changed. rubbers are now a derivative of oil, latex still drips from trees for certain usage. we talked on god, death and whitsun, on sunday. we banged the glass, together. it broke. there is an island near the holy head. st michael.
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Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 1:11 AM UTC
.all things are changing.
Untamed mammals release tensions before mine own eye's. Chains art broke, none more cloaks to hide those dreading thoughts of suicide. Raging dictating swearer's, jewels traded for tools as the sun lowers. Tis this place gets rarer and bare. . . . . . .Cars surround. Compound their rubbers to bullets of blood issued steel. . .Captivating and excruciating. Music to thy ear's turneth to bad news! ! Chess sweepers. Checker winners. Both losers whilst the rest born sinners. . . Costly state pay to fatcat pocket books hands; some issue warnings whilst protective custody issues dull demands. . . . . All prosecution standeth to issued remaxed detective blogees. . . . . . .redneck respecters cometh with protectors whilst the odd breeds cometh with a dodger. . . . . .mystique, defeat. . . . .to thy hands thou art tied from behind! Move up the latter, tasteth thine coroded own chatter, the deaf art now the blind. . . . . . .
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Jul 4, 2015
Jul 4, 2015 at 10:35 AM UTC
Caged labor (prison poetry)
It's me, TIRED... To be honest, I am a little burned out. I am an important feeling, as well as an important word. You want to be me so badly that you even say that you're me You have done nothing to earn me I feel so ***** when you use me in those un-natural ways I will not be your scapegoat that you use to fool other sheep! Why you wanna be me so badly anyhow? Is it because of this flat earth thing? I know you say that you're tired of this and that, it's hard to figure. Trying to be me just to change me? Well fyi, i am tired when i wake up, tired when i go to bed... I am tired at my daughter's word graduation Yes, I named my daughter Drowsy Let me catch one of you hair brain's using my daughter, and you'll be sleeping with the fishes. See, I am the original TIRED...that makes me REAL TIRED There's plenty in my family You are going against the FAMILY I treat you nice, right? Mess around and you will meet my uncle, DEAD DEAD TIRED If you ask him, your only good tired, is DEAD TIRED We will let the coroner be the judge of what you are then. It is bad enough what you do to those rubber round things on your car They did not complain, but just showed a little wear So, what do you do? You changed their name from RUBBERS to TIRES Just to rub it in that you put your weight, plus the weight of a car on them. Keep on rolling TIRES...someday may you find some rest my friends I got these fools I'm quick to put people in there place and they just put me anywhere Making me sick and me? Sick does not hold tired's hand I don't even like what SICK does Sick goes along with whatever just for attention Just like you try to make me go along with your wide eyed lies? Hey wiseguy Kiss my ring or you can forget about it Words are in the family, and dear to my heart I don't even know how to feel right now Knock it off meatheads, or you will see what is important Now, go on, and remember, don't speak my name unless you're asleep...in that case, it's ok to dream I got guys there too...family Now stop trying to be me, gangsta...or get you some of me! the REAL tired...and fam PS. No little birdy better not show up and tell me things I don't want to hear. That birdy doesn't deserve the trouble.
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Oct 10, 2021
Oct 10, 2021 at 3:42 PM UTC
TIRED is You Know What, of You Know Who
It's me, TIRED... To be honest, I am a little burned out. I am an important feeling, as well as an important word. You want to be me so badly that you even say that you're me You have done nothing to earn me I feel so ***** when you use me in those un-natural ways I will not be your scapegoat that you use to fool other sheep! Why you wanna be me so badly anyhow? Is it because of this flat earth thing? I know you say that you're tired of this and that, it's hard to figure. Trying to be me just to change me? Well fyi, i am tired when i wake up, tired when i go to bed... I am tired at my daughter's word graduation Yes, I named my daughter Drowsy Let me catch one of you hair brain's using my daughter, and you'll be sleeping with the fishes. See, I am the original TIRED...that makes me REAL TIRED There's plenty in my family You are going against the FAMILY I treat you nice, right? Mess around and you will meet my uncle, DEAD DEAD TIRED If you ask him, your only good tired, is DEAD TIRED We will let the coroner be the judge of what you are then. It is bad enough what you do to those rubber round things on your car They did not complain, but just showed a little wear So, what do you do? You changed their name from RUBBERS to TIRES Just to rub it in that you put your weight, plus the weight of a car on them. Keep on rolling TIRES...someday may you find some rest my friends I got these fools I'm quick to put people in there place and they just put me anywhere Making me sick and me? Sick does not hold tired's hand I don't even like what SICK does Sick goes along with whatever just for attention Just like you try to make me go along with your wide eyed lies? Hey wiseguy Kiss my ring or you can forget about it Words are in the family, and dear to my heart I don't even know how to feel right now Knock it off meatheads, or you will see what is important Now, go on, and remember, don't speak my name unless you're asleep...in that case, it's ok to dream I got guys there too...family Now stop trying to be me, gangsta...or get you some of me! the REAL tired...and fam PS. No little birdy better not show up and tell me things I don't want to hear. That birdy doesn't deserve the trouble.
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We enslaved by the mind why you think they called brain cells,yea it's eight planets so I'm guessing that it's more hells,they aiming for me wit slow bullets call em turtle shells,yea I got a quarter so I'm looking for the wishing wells,say Ima die early man I'm calling that them fairy tales,rapping like I'm casting spells,only taking W's ion really take no L's,and if I did it's a lesson,if I learned it's a blessing,living life like I'm just testing,my opponents they just guessing,changing things like I'm the setting,on the path like I'm just destined,out the box I'm never checking,gods gift I come from heaven,starting things like Armageddon,yea my voice a deadly weapon,asking me a who you threating,officer like why sweating,I want the top like I'm the heading,no conclusion,I do this for my brothers the ones that's on the street and sometimes don't even got they mothers,using drugs as they covers,bussing guns with no rubbers,killing each other like wild lovers life is like a war x2 so what you stand for,is it them Jordan's on your feet,or that song that's on the radio and you only like the beat,this worlds a trick and not a treat,we don't live by they rules so they trying say we cheat,then they **** us with that heat,give our movas the receipt,and it's going stop we just gotta see,you don't gotta be foreign,washing up on the shoring,when I see make up on women ,catch Z's like I'm snoring,expand the mind like we touring,clean up our mess like we choring,treat ignorance like it's boring
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Aug 15, 2015
Aug 15, 2015 at 12:38 AM UTC
Death in Disguise
We enslaved by the mind why you think they called brain cells,yea it's eight planets so I'm guessing that it's more hells,they aiming for me wit slow bullets call em turtle shells,yea I got a quarter so I'm looking for the wishing wells,say Ima die early man I'm calling that them fairy tales,rapping like I'm casting spells,only taking W's ion really take no L's,and if I did it's a lesson,if I learned it's a blessing,living life like I'm just testing,my opponents they just guessing,changing things like I'm the setting,on the path like I'm just destined,out the box I'm never checking,gods gift I come from heaven,starting things like Armageddon,yea my voice a deadly weapon,asking me a who you threating,officer like why sweating,I want the top like I'm the heading,no conclusion,I do this for my brothers the ones that's on the street and sometimes don't even got they mothers,using drugs as they covers,bussing guns with no rubbers,killing each other like wild lovers life is like a war x2 so what you stand for,is it them Jordan's on your feet,or that song that's on the radio and you only like the beat,this worlds a trick and not a treat,we don't live by they rules so they trying say we cheat,then they **** us with that heat,give our movas the receipt,and it's going stop we just gotta see,you don't gotta be foreign,washing up on the shoring,when I see make up on women ,catch Z's like I'm snoring,expand the mind like we touring,clean up our mess like we choring,treat ignorance like it's boring
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I came, I lied, I learned to do both and better Poked at people’s smiles and made some myself. This was college, I woke, I drank, I explored Stared at girls, got caught, stared at myself and got fatter, Smoked, laughed, and refused to throw up. Walked to class, but I did not go through the door Turned around happy, dizzy and hung over Outside, Gazed at the sun and forgot I was one. Ignored my phone, fathers calls and mother Spoke up my lies, tied lead to my feet. Met a beautiful demon girl and did some lines. Woke up again to *** naked letters, I went to the beat Listened to music, made some of my own Wrote poems that rhymed too much, sent them to her Drove my car on weekends running away with miles Visited her, the demon, it made me smile some more More *** she gave me pills, and we cuddled Alive, long and strong. She gave me love letters She broke my heart cheated and ran for cover in France. I lost my mind my grades, no love for my body My hands, I still had some rubbers and No one left. I used them once that summer More coke, **** pills, I hung out with friends Thoughts of suicide all the lead the lies Thought run away, die, run away, die Luckily I had friends.
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Mar 28, 2013
Mar 28, 2013 at 5:53 PM UTC
Freshmen year
Rubbers ones for scrubbers, Toilet pans and kitchen sinks. Me thinks. Non-latex ones for cleaning bums. Bums of mums. Bums of dad's. Bums  of bums upon the streets. How sweet. *** scrubbing, Protection. For you and I. Plastic see through ones for preparation. Rapid food. Keep cold hand warm on winter's days. How many pairs of gloves do we go through? That is the question of the day. (C) LIVVI
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Feb 6, 2015
Feb 6, 2015 at 8:27 AM UTC
TODAY'S QUESTION