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While the globe crawls as S L O W as my bill is thin, I've got places to go, sunsets to chase and mighty, invisible wings to feed, so               bring on the sugar water! Feathers flickering furiously; sweet Jesus! where are my feet? I am BUZZING through today, routes as long as my tongue repeated in an unbroken line thousands of times,               *hey, **** OFF, you goon!               That's MY nectar!               Scram!* Planning my daily rounds, relying on the donations of fans who eye my turf war with childish glee               *and I hope               beyond hope to see               pitcher after sweet pitcher               waiting for me* Because neglect is starvation, an end to the thrum of tiny hearts.
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Aug 29, 2014
Aug 29, 2014 at 7:13 PM UTC
My Life As A Hummingbird
Copycat, copycat. Mimic all that I do, Even though you know it's not good for you. Copycat, copycat. Do not be a fool. You can fool So many people. But not me; I will not drool All over you. Copycat, copycat. Giveback my life. No, I do not care if copying me is how you survive. No, I hate you a lot... so goodbye. Copycat, copycat. I shouldn't call you so: You're a ***** and I hope that you know. I appoint you head ***** from now on. Bam! Scram! It's about time that you've gone.
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Jan 10, 2019
Jan 10, 2019 at 9:21 PM UTC
Copycat
Melting madness and shimmering isles The bubble-gum boils in drug pedophiles Let's teach the East to love Western style We come in with strap-on's and pillage with smiles The rest of the world watches their watches People keep saying we're at hour eleven We're changing the design on our gold lockets From a heart to a blackjack, Seven Seven Seven! The college boys assure you that they know the lyrics And the meanings behind them for they've been enlightened They swarm out like locusts and pretentiously parrot Verbatim the textbooks they read when they're frightened That they'll die with nothing to show for their efforts They want everyone else in the world to remember That they did exist on some scale of importance Even though we're just spun yarn of grass, dirt and oceans Intelligence streams the consciousness seeds and conscientious objectors it seems So pardon me for the fallacy of pardoning tyrannical dictator queens It seems these days to be discovered you need to cheat on your spouse or your lover You'd think that with all the war crimes we've seen we would have hung at least one or the other We've got two parties, so pick one or scram! (Look at them squirm as fast as they can!) They're starting to think for themselves again! Quick, strangle the market and feed this man Acid and bath salts and give him some tear gas and send him on in to disarm the smear traps And **** everyone so we'll jump to conclusion with no where to turn, the final solution! I'm drunk again and we're falling in, the shoreline is riddled with explosions We don't speak of the war, we have no comment, we're almost out of original content We're frantically searching for a brand new contest to prove that our nation is still the best Whether you're China, Russia, Israel, Pakistan, the U.K., or India, the U.S. or Japan Let's take all the gangbanging **** out of Oakland and drop them in to the Atlantic Ocean Or better yet, set them loose in Uganda, let's see how long they last in Rwanda. I'm done with religion and socialized medicine, this aristocracy of pull and deception So for once in our lifetimes, let's seek a vision, because God knows people can't make ******* decisions.
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Jan 7, 2013
Jan 7, 2013 at 4:20 AM UTC
The Other Half Of The World Raps
Melting madness and shimmering isles The bubble-gum boils in drug pedophiles Let's teach the East to love Western style We come in with strap-on's and pillage with smiles The rest of the world watches their watches People keep saying we're at hour eleven We're changing the design on our gold lockets From a heart to a blackjack, Seven Seven Seven! The college boys assure you that they know the lyrics And the meanings behind them for they've been enlightened They swarm out like locusts and pretentiously parrot Verbatim the textbooks they read when they're frightened That they'll die with nothing to show for their efforts They want everyone else in the world to remember That they did exist on some scale of importance Even though we're just spun yarn of grass, dirt and oceans Intelligence streams the consciousness seeds and conscientious objectors it seems So pardon me for the fallacy of pardoning tyrannical dictator queens It seems these days to be discovered you need to cheat on your spouse or your lover You'd think that with all the war crimes we've seen we would have hung at least one or the other We've got two parties, so pick one or scram! (Look at them squirm as fast as they can!) They're starting to think for themselves again! Quick, strangle the market and feed this man Acid and bath salts and give him some tear gas and send him on in to disarm the smear traps And **** everyone so we'll jump to conclusion with no where to turn, the final solution! I'm drunk again and we're falling in, the shoreline is riddled with explosions We don't speak of the war, we have no comment, we're almost out of original content We're frantically searching for a brand new contest to prove that our nation is still the best Whether you're China, Russia, Israel, Pakistan, the U.K., or India, the U.S. or Japan Let's take all the gangbanging **** out of Oakland and drop them in to the Atlantic Ocean Or better yet, set them loose in Uganda, let's see how long they last in Rwanda. I'm done with religion and socialized medicine, this aristocracy of pull and deception So for once in our lifetimes, let's seek a vision, because God knows people can't make ******* decisions.
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********** isn’t the same; My collarbone doesn’t peek up through my skin how it used to when I removed my shirt. I can’t see my ribcage protrude over my flesh under each breast like it used to. My hourglass figure has too much sand; it’s spilling over. The mirror seems to hide its eyes and turn away and the scale screams for me to scram. The numbers glare up at me as I look down over the overfilling sand to where I wonder what it’d feel like if the ocean washed up over my toes in a skimpy bikini, My hair blowing in the wind as I let the sun kiss my cheeks. How it feels to be kissed by the glass watching me strip into the dim bathroom light, Instead of slapped by the picture I see in the mirror. When I bend over to finish removing the clothing, I have to look away from the extra bulge of sand that sits directly above my waist And haunts me by the rolls that hang on to my fattened skeleton. I wonder how it feels to be loved by the reflection staring back at me.
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 1:29 AM UTC
Scale
There was a young man from Zagreb Whose pencil ran out of lead He went to the quack Whose answer to that Was use a biro instead There was a vicar from the Tyne Who put all his sermons online A woman wrote please, I'm weak at the knees Here's my address, what's thine? The Prime Minister went for a walk Invited a woman to talk She said "If you want a bang you can jolly well scram" He said Do you know who I am?"
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Jul 9, 2012
Jul 9, 2012 at 2:41 PM UTC
3 limericks
i wish, i wish, i were a simple fish, that spends a thoughtless life in salty sea, is hooked, and fried, and ends up on a dish, deboned and sliced to pieces silently, for i have been too human-like for me, and cry out salty rivers held by dams, for losses that, to fish, would never be, with words upon my inner teeth enjambed, yet if i were, the salt would grow by grams, the sea in saltiness would **** all life, before the fish had any chance to scram, avoiding death to live with heavy strife, for all my tears in water'd be unseen, fish mouths agape would know not why they scream (C)2012, Christos Rigakos
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Jul 6, 2012
Jul 6, 2012 at 1:48 PM UTC
i wish, i wish, i were a simple fish
I said ‘get the **** over it’ and was almost thrown under again I lost my footing It was blunder again I began to wonder again What in the world is being strong What is being individual when we’re all humming the same ******* song writing the same ******* tune We all want to make love to a woman in our rooms with a nice tongue and good ***** for one night and then scram Replace the ‘b’ with a ‘k’ so we can read each others’ and stay with me another night and then maybe another I’m not wrong to say I want this bad I’m not wrong to say I need it and if it is my blood you want It’s not wrong to say I’ll bleed it
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Feb 13, 2012
Feb 13, 2012 at 11:13 PM UTC
Commitment
I lost a good woman You lost a good man Not being with you wasn’t part of the plan, but you chose to scram without saying a word Choosing not to clarify all the things you heard So quick to assume your friends told the truth, but they still act as if they’re all in their youths High school is over There’s so much more to life There is no need to learn every thing in hindsight Honestly, I believed we were past the pettiness I was ready to move on and grant your every wish I guess I was wrong, but it wouldn’t be the first I just never expected things to become worse Do you still possess my picture in your purse? Our’s is in my wallet You’d cry if you saw it Memories of something that was once so sweet Now I drive around with a vacant passenger seat I doubt it would be filled for a quite a while, ‘til I find that good girl that can make me smile
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Apr 30, 2014
Apr 30, 2014 at 5:34 PM UTC
A Goodbye
He said with ardor that he loves me That his heart for my heart pines Of this obsession I see  Insanely innocuous signs. He called me his Winnie the Pooh His panda and his dove (Ought I lock myself in the zoo? Seems I'm an animal that he loves). He said that like an anthology I was an interesting read (He doesn't know the e of my etymology For I'm written all in Greek). He said that he would be thrilled To have me as his wife (But if I were to light his kitchen He'd have a short shelf life). He said that like the sky My eyes were blue and deep That my voice was a sweet lullaby.. (Dear me! Should I put him to sleep?). He said that my pretty smile Was as wide as a well made road (Well, he'd have to run for miles Before he reached my sweet abode). He said that I was a Wonder Like the great barrier reef (I sure hope he goes down-under I might get some reprieve). I think it's really not me That with fervor he thinks he loves But what he wants me to be For I am none of the above. And when I am by his side Like a bubble I do burst From him, I must hide For he brings out my very worst. And so my handsome lover boy He rants on and on How atrociously he annoys So **** scram and begone!
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Jul 12, 2016
Jul 12, 2016 at 9:44 AM UTC
A Lover's Soliloquy
No more will this go We are here to thrive and glow So scram with your hate
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Jan 29, 2015
Jan 29, 2015 at 10:12 AM UTC
Haiku
With the sunlight on my face, All the walls surrounding me; opaque, The outside world completely efface, I found myself, now awake. The fortress of my captivity, Keeping me alive but still, The fortress of my incompetency, The last of me it killed. The pleasure it tingled, Cannot be replaced, Still I wish to run away, To the land outside these gates, All the gold I have, Is nothing but metal, All the joy I need, Is not for what I’ve settled, This fortress of my solitude, Forever screaming the pains it felt, This fortress of my extinction. With me, dying many deaths. Curtains in this room, Stopped speaking now, Left their bodies here, And heart outside the realm, astound. It’s marvellous how miserable I am, With all the wonders at my foot, The jewels, the pleasures, Even so, I’d love to take all my plans and scram. The palace of illusion, I am living in, Has given me more than I ever deserved, Yet the feeling of me belonging in the field, Is something I’ve always preserved . The fortress of my hopelessness, Falling down now, With the reign of my lord changing, In front of an unknown king we bow, Thrown out of this boundary, Helplessness prevails, But the joy it brought me, I set a new sail. For life has always been, Catastrophic, Dreadful it seemed, It felt worthwhile now, Alas! It is just a dream.
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Jan 21, 2016
Jan 21, 2016 at 10:53 AM UTC
The Fortress
she saw me see her through countless classmates running wild Mrs. Robins sees all of the yard  but the soccer field corner where the oaks lay thick shadows clasping hands we ran into hiding my plan “you show me yours and I’ll smile and scram” her plan “You show me yours and I’ll scream, I’m a lady” too trapped in each other’s eyes we stared until the class bell rang walking back I stopped her just before the door and kissed her blushing cheek in the sunlight
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Sep 15, 2015
Sep 15, 2015 at 1:59 AM UTC
Standing in the sandbox
A misty mist I am, Solemnly after sometimes I have to scram. I am a curtain of white pearl My life is just like a short-lived girl. I am wild white layer of divine, With presence of heavenly glitter and shine. I murmur with silence and dance fine. But I am torn apart with the tremendous sunshine. My origin the ultimate death of mine I start my demanding journey with morning and end up with sunshine. My beauty is my only flair As the most astonishing is my mournful white layer. I create a white soulful presence with my look, I am just like the blank pages of a book. I touch the petals of flowers with my white sheet and embrace the green leaves of plants I meet. My birth represents the colour of mournful death This is proved with my each breath My origin is the ultimate death of mine. I start my demanding journey with morning and end up with sunshine. -- Lakshya Singh IX TH A
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May 23, 2015
May 23, 2015 at 11:37 PM UTC
THE MIST
‘You ******** You ******** You ******** It’s all I hear Being shouted down The corridor Thank God I’m Walking the other Way. I do miss those nights At flat 33. It’s another generation Another guy being Thrown out On his gluteus Maximus Told to scram! Get the **** out! Because Delilah’s on it? And he’s out. Some of the best and worst moments Have been endured on my bottom.
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Nov 12, 2011
Nov 12, 2011 at 10:08 AM UTC
The Getting-Out Game
I didn't know you'd never fall like you did feet in the air, palms on the ground I didn't know you'd never make me feel like a kid but I wanted to so I ran round and round up and down, searching for the love I hope you kept hid between dancing smiles and raining frowns but it was fourteen plus two and two and two my will was yet ready to trek to depths of the unending blue when you pushed, i couldn't believe it to be true leaving me to drown in the nonexistent idea of me and you but we snap, flip back, run around the race track to the same starting point, white flags waving surrender to contagious conversationalist talking of extraneous happiness tracing the blank novels of love tales never written you've always been the captain of this ship swearing you're too afraid to wreck it but you sail us into the lands never sailed by experience just to see the life unseen, im serious and I have a feeling we're aimless travelers I have a feeling we're destined passengers I have a feeling we'd never have a feeling because we're terrified of having a feeling of dissapointments of having a feeling of failure of having a feeling that feelings could take us over   but we snap, flip back, run around the race track to the same starting point, white flags waving surrender to contagious conversationalist talking of extraneous happiness tracing the blank novels of love tales never written we could take the long way home drive a little longer just don't pull over, we can just roam pass the passing seasons, we'll just wander through songs for all the wrong reasons between the voices and instruments we can rest just don't pull over, we have no reason time is the test, the test is the exit exam just don't pull over, cause im going to scram running in the opposite direction to a world where you can never read my ****** expressions of pure affection but we snap, flip back, run around the race track to the same starting point, white flags waving surrender to contagious conversationalist talking of extraneous happiness tracing the blank novels of love tales never written but it was time, i escaped the coy persuasion it was mathematics, the perfect equation of fourteen plus two plus a few and I lost count and replaced it with a sensation of unrequited friendship, our own sermon on the mount a love stronger than I aimed when one met six of trust bound tighter than welded steel cause now we just laugh, skip past the oceans filled by hurt feelings walking on the beach, looking at the beautiful view of what was once me and you but we snap, flip back, run around the race track to the same starting point, white flags waving surrender to contagious conversationalist talking of extraneous happiness tracing the blank novels of love tales never written
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 5:12 PM UTC
tea
I didn't know you'd never fall like you did feet in the air, palms on the ground I didn't know you'd never make me feel like a kid but I wanted to so I ran round and round up and down, searching for the love I hope you kept hid between dancing smiles and raining frowns but it was fourteen plus two and two and two my will was yet ready to trek to depths of the unending blue when you pushed, i couldn't believe it to be true leaving me to drown in the nonexistent idea of me and you but we snap, flip back, run around the race track to the same starting point, white flags waving surrender to contagious conversationalist talking of extraneous happiness tracing the blank novels of love tales never written you've always been the captain of this ship swearing you're too afraid to wreck it but you sail us into the lands never sailed by experience just to see the life unseen, im serious and I have a feeling we're aimless travelers I have a feeling we're destined passengers I have a feeling we'd never have a feeling because we're terrified of having a feeling of dissapointments of having a feeling of failure of having a feeling that feelings could take us over   but we snap, flip back, run around the race track to the same starting point, white flags waving surrender to contagious conversationalist talking of extraneous happiness tracing the blank novels of love tales never written we could take the long way home drive a little longer just don't pull over, we can just roam pass the passing seasons, we'll just wander through songs for all the wrong reasons between the voices and instruments we can rest just don't pull over, we have no reason time is the test, the test is the exit exam just don't pull over, cause im going to scram running in the opposite direction to a world where you can never read my ****** expressions of pure affection but we snap, flip back, run around the race track to the same starting point, white flags waving surrender to contagious conversationalist talking of extraneous happiness tracing the blank novels of love tales never written but it was time, i escaped the coy persuasion it was mathematics, the perfect equation of fourteen plus two plus a few and I lost count and replaced it with a sensation of unrequited friendship, our own sermon on the mount a love stronger than I aimed when one met six of trust bound tighter than welded steel cause now we just laugh, skip past the oceans filled by hurt feelings walking on the beach, looking at the beautiful view of what was once me and you but we snap, flip back, run around the race track to the same starting point, white flags waving surrender to contagious conversationalist talking of extraneous happiness tracing the blank novels of love tales never written
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Fay met Buruch by the entrance to the Square, waiting by the wall, eyes tearful, fair hair in disarray. She had shopping in her arms, hands holding bread rolls close to her breast. Buruch took in her eyes, the hair unkempt, unusual. You ok? He asked. They are rowing again, she said. Who? He asked. The parents, she said. You got to take that home? He asked pointing to the shopping in her arms. Yes, she said, I dropped the last rolls and he sent me out for more, after hitting me, after the rows began again. I’ll walk back with you, he said. They walked to the stairs and climbed up side by side. Don’t you have shopping to get? She asked. I can get it later, he said, no rush. They reached her landing and he waited while she went in the door. Loud voices, shouts, crying. He waited, hands in pockets, wondering how she was, wishing he could knock and ask her out. He waited, looked over the balcony, looked back at the door. He knocked the door. The door opened. Fay’s father stood there. What you want kid? He said. Can Fay come out to play? Buruch asked. The father stood staring, hands by his sides. Who wants to know? I do, Buruch said. She’s busy, the father said, got things to do. All day? Buruch asked. If I say so, the father said. Buruch stood staring, hands in pockets, head to one side. So she’s not coming out? He said. The father sighed. Do your parents know you pester people? Buruch said, Yes, pretty much. The father said, beat it kid. I’ll wait, Buruch said, touching his toy 6 shooter in the holster at his side. You’ll have a long wait, the father said. Buruch leaned against the wall, pushed the cowboy hat at a tilt. Ain’t you that Jewish kid from downstairs?  The father said. Aren’t you the Catholic who beats his wife and kid? The father stood full stretch, his eyes darkening, his hands becoming fists. Scram kid before I beat you, the father said. Buruch pulled out his 6 shooter. Touch me and I’ll fill you full of lead, Buruch said. The father closed his eyes, then closed the door. Buruch waited; more loud voices and cries, as were before.
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Aug 10, 2013
Aug 10, 2013 at 2:46 PM UTC
THE JEW BOY AND THE FATHER.
Fay met Buruch by the entrance to the Square, waiting by the wall, eyes tearful, fair hair in disarray. She had shopping in her arms, hands holding bread rolls close to her breast. Buruch took in her eyes, the hair unkempt, unusual. You ok? He asked. They are rowing again, she said. Who? He asked. The parents, she said. You got to take that home? He asked pointing to the shopping in her arms. Yes, she said, I dropped the last rolls and he sent me out for more, after hitting me, after the rows began again. I’ll walk back with you, he said. They walked to the stairs and climbed up side by side. Don’t you have shopping to get? She asked. I can get it later, he said, no rush. They reached her landing and he waited while she went in the door. Loud voices, shouts, crying. He waited, hands in pockets, wondering how she was, wishing he could knock and ask her out. He waited, looked over the balcony, looked back at the door. He knocked the door. The door opened. Fay’s father stood there. What you want kid? He said. Can Fay come out to play? Buruch asked. The father stood staring, hands by his sides. Who wants to know? I do, Buruch said. She’s busy, the father said, got things to do. All day? Buruch asked. If I say so, the father said. Buruch stood staring, hands in pockets, head to one side. So she’s not coming out? He said. The father sighed. Do your parents know you pester people? Buruch said, Yes, pretty much. The father said, beat it kid. I’ll wait, Buruch said, touching his toy 6 shooter in the holster at his side. You’ll have a long wait, the father said. Buruch leaned against the wall, pushed the cowboy hat at a tilt. Ain’t you that Jewish kid from downstairs?  The father said. Aren’t you the Catholic who beats his wife and kid? The father stood full stretch, his eyes darkening, his hands becoming fists. Scram kid before I beat you, the father said. Buruch pulled out his 6 shooter. Touch me and I’ll fill you full of lead, Buruch said. The father closed his eyes, then closed the door. Buruch waited; more loud voices and cries, as were before.
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There is a black bottomless pit, It consumes you when your weak, and breaks down your wits. Life seems so pointless when you've reached your wits end, Where words stick to your head, and your mind begins to bend. You don't want to get up and see the world anew, Your mind confines you, the voices then agree too, they hate you. You try so hard to find an exit in this barren black pit, But every time you try to get out you get hit. People have pushed me to the point on where I can't trust them anymore, They just walk all over you, they scrape there feet on the floor. No one really gives a **** They just tell you to scram. When you are getting ready to skip town, Don't look at there false frowns. They will yell "Don't leave! We need you!" Don't listen to them, it isn't true. They tell you what you wish to hear, It's never really true. My conclusion is simple: love only a few Trust no one. They only make you cry blue. Then you feel as though you are dead, But then you realize, it's all in your head.
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Aug 7, 2013
Aug 7, 2013 at 1:13 PM UTC
When You've Reached Your Wits End
the soul of a crack fiend I scram up ***** pop cans and your belongings that gather dust in your alley I scrap around in garbage cans finding tid bits of food. While  I watch you in your big home stuffing your faces the dog even manages to eat better then I will your life is not hard you dont understand torment you dont understand hunger like I do. I'am a person of societies promise that failed I will be that person you read about in the paper a man noone knew a man noone smiled at a man who did'nt get a hug or a thank you or even a look that wasnt disgust this is my life a life of constant battels a life of broken promises a life of forgotten dreams and forgotten love a life that noone even knows exist a life that will one day haunt you when the curtain closes and the crowd just leaves I'll run in your mind because you didnt offer your time or a dime I will live in your mind you'll think about me during dinner where I whisper and whisper and whisper and whisper
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Jan 17, 2011
Jan 17, 2011 at 7:27 PM UTC
A HomeLess Prospective
as far back as I can remember I always wanted to be a poet, just didn’t have the words for it. **** Facebook people are out to get me I can’t crack any of my “yo’ momma” jokes I cannot land any ***** **** pictures on my friends’ walls.. and right now they’re tryin’ to ****** make me change my name! the alternative would be for me to scram, but i am not a fast runner. like a big fat wizard of wOrdZ King Kong, I’ll climb office buildings, with a girl on each arm, only to scream out: “Made it, Ma! Top of the world!”. not sure why I needed to get here. you all can see me, right? life should be as Robert put it: “Better to be king for a night, than schmuck for a lifetime!” I’m still waiting for that special night. I think everyone should live like this! For that “one night”. that would certainly make the commies smile. they’d form a queue, hoping they’ll have another chance to a fresh night of kingdomness. ******** I believe **** I hate to say this, but this race is getting to me. I think I’m getting the fear. yeah.. really! sometimes, I get the feeling that I’m gonna die right at the next curve, and my fear pushes me to push the pedal to the metal. you know what they say: “Death’s forty minutes away. I’ll be there in ten”. or was it thirty? never mind!.. I’ll be there in ten! today, my space friend told me about the #FuckTheMan movement. I found it to be very static.. despite the authority defying mumbo jumbo. I told him that I’m gonna use it in one of my poems and pretend that I’m smart. I don’t think he believes (in) me anymore. I’m lying right now. Ha!
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Aug 13, 2015
Aug 13, 2015 at 5:48 AM UTC
#fucktheman
as far back as I can remember I always wanted to be a poet, just didn’t have the words for it. **** Facebook people are out to get me I can’t crack any of my “yo’ momma” jokes I cannot land any ***** **** pictures on my friends’ walls.. and right now they’re tryin’ to ****** make me change my name! the alternative would be for me to scram, but i am not a fast runner. like a big fat wizard of wOrdZ King Kong, I’ll climb office buildings, with a girl on each arm, only to scream out: “Made it, Ma! Top of the world!”. not sure why I needed to get here. you all can see me, right? life should be as Robert put it: “Better to be king for a night, than schmuck for a lifetime!” I’m still waiting for that special night. I think everyone should live like this! For that “one night”. that would certainly make the commies smile. they’d form a queue, hoping they’ll have another chance to a fresh night of kingdomness. ******** I believe **** I hate to say this, but this race is getting to me. I think I’m getting the fear. yeah.. really! sometimes, I get the feeling that I’m gonna die right at the next curve, and my fear pushes me to push the pedal to the metal. you know what they say: “Death’s forty minutes away. I’ll be there in ten”. or was it thirty? never mind!.. I’ll be there in ten! today, my space friend told me about the #FuckTheMan movement. I found it to be very static.. despite the authority defying mumbo jumbo. I told him that I’m gonna use it in one of my poems and pretend that I’m smart. I don’t think he believes (in) me anymore. I’m lying right now. Ha!
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good grief shrieks the silence I have not obtained Yet still optimistically await inside the corridor of mind chatter I am. Yes man, I'd scram if that's your plan - it demands too many details From those who have less substance that whispers from mutes to deaf ears. He is not real; I am not allowing the nots! He is just real and perfect for me... I am secretly affected to transmutation of myself into a silly girl. Do not reveal what I have just revealed. No telling how I strategized this maneuver, With subconsciousness in the captain's chair No co-pilot at hand. I am very hopeful for the self to not this time ruin Whatever he sees that he seeks to be near-to... Wish me luck on that one, too... I know I shall Get this one and not have it unveiled as another All possibilities do stand open and waiting our choices to live Our story so good it is certainly outlawed and classified So good it is we almost forget we really just wanted to die When I ran into him in the street that night.
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Sep 25, 2010
Sep 25, 2010 at 4:40 PM UTC
getting off infinity
Comfort, Closeness fading fast, these ties aren't meant to last. All alone once again, right back where I began. Back to my cage I run, everything coming undone. No more adventures to plan, all alone in this barren land. People come and people go, tumbling down my rabbit hole. Curious are they who come to play, amongst the great array. Caught off guard by what they find, I'm left alone with my mind. Unable to decipher what they saw, feeling greatly appalled. All the while things change, making me seem quite strange. Unable to process what I am, people quickly scram. Far away they flee, left alone with memories.
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Oct 11, 2010
Oct 11, 2010 at 7:23 PM UTC
Looking Glass
I don’t know that I trust myself To keep my brains like a raw egg When the time comes (when I’m supposed to know what to do) And not to crack my skull, See my brains drip into the bowl, Mix them up for a broken yolk, And then pour them into the pan So they can scram(ble.) Sometimes I wonder If I’ll have to salt them or add any pepper or just dig in. Sometimes I hunger To know everything Sometimes I feel so engorged I’d rather know nothing. The worst part is not knowing That the worst part is knowing. I want to hate my own guts But that’s--that's utterly nuts, For it’s never the guts Should be disdained— It’s the yolk in my egg, or The stuff in my brains in my head.
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Apr 13, 2018
Apr 13, 2018 at 8:41 PM UTC
Egg Yolks.
the soul of a crack fiend I scram up ***** pop cans and your belongings that gather dust in your alley I scrap around in garbage cans finding tid bits of food. While I watch you in your big home stuffing your faces the dog even manages to eat better then I will your life is not hard you dont understand torment you dont understand hunger like I do. I'am a person of societies promise that failed I will be that person you read about in the paper a man noone knew a man noone smiled at a man who did'nt get a hug or a thank you or even a look that wasnt disgust this is my life a life of constant battels a life of broken promises a life of forgotten dreams and forgotten love a life that noone even knows exist a life that will one day haunt you when the curtain closes and the crowd just leaves I'll run in your mind because you didnt offer your time or a dime I will live in your mind you'll think about me during dinner where I whisper and whisper and whisper and whisper
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Jan 17, 2011
Jan 17, 2011 at 7:20 PM UTC
a lost soul hungry and humble
In a blink of an eye, it was done     The cost of souls the Earth has spun Death upon an uneager heart      Clause was signed by Death, oh what an art It's quick, painless, at the time shameless, maiming, and brainless Rude awakening. At the very hour of death do you think they know? Will they cower? Will they stress? Will their bodies glow like a ghost? At the final thought of when they reminisce Looking at their past existence Will they understand their fault in the plan Understand they had every moment in there hand Realize that if there was a miss, it was oneself that didn't train to block the hit, didn't plot enough to dodge the grip, didn't get heighten to understand that evil exist, didn't realise that materializing got your brain chained like a slave being whipped. We a trip for worshipping them idols stay idle they say scram out the brain! keep em dead and dumb stay idle everything will be okay don't move worthless one the time has come mkay In a mist of the moment as it clouds over my head, I am my own opponent, every moment, every moment, that I sure did not hope to miss, was my own fault, falling into doubt & stupid idol worshipping, whether it is something so easy as playing games or   studying for some dumb degree, or learning how to draw, for art has infatuated me even at the moment where I could land a job, I don't take it I just leave it then I cry cause I ain't owning any of these mobs of cash fat stacks **** I wish I had that a dream like all man who work the land that we plunder so much what is the purpose? why are we on this crust? what a bunch of greedy ***** **** I am out again I need a blunt....
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Dec 1, 2015
Dec 1, 2015 at 5:09 PM UTC
A Lapse of Judgement
In a blink of an eye, it was done     The cost of souls the Earth has spun Death upon an uneager heart      Clause was signed by Death, oh what an art It's quick, painless, at the time shameless, maiming, and brainless Rude awakening. At the very hour of death do you think they know? Will they cower? Will they stress? Will their bodies glow like a ghost? At the final thought of when they reminisce Looking at their past existence Will they understand their fault in the plan Understand they had every moment in there hand Realize that if there was a miss, it was oneself that didn't train to block the hit, didn't plot enough to dodge the grip, didn't get heighten to understand that evil exist, didn't realise that materializing got your brain chained like a slave being whipped. We a trip for worshipping them idols stay idle they say scram out the brain! keep em dead and dumb stay idle everything will be okay don't move worthless one the time has come mkay In a mist of the moment as it clouds over my head, I am my own opponent, every moment, every moment, that I sure did not hope to miss, was my own fault, falling into doubt & stupid idol worshipping, whether it is something so easy as playing games or   studying for some dumb degree, or learning how to draw, for art has infatuated me even at the moment where I could land a job, I don't take it I just leave it then I cry cause I ain't owning any of these mobs of cash fat stacks **** I wish I had that a dream like all man who work the land that we plunder so much what is the purpose? why are we on this crust? what a bunch of greedy ***** **** I am out again I need a blunt....
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