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"servings" poems
Why you lie? Why you say there's three servings, When everyone knows, it's only one? Rude, Haagen Dazs. Just Rude. Sincerely, Lonely, Sad Girl.
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Nov 23, 2014
Nov 23, 2014 at 8:38 PM UTC
Dear Haagen Dazs:
Calories. When I was 6 years old, my mother told me I would consume too many calories. I would consume them by the hundreds, by the thousands. I was Godzilla and they were the people I dominated. When my parents left one another I had to fill myself with some other source of affection. And the insulin rushes were tremendous. When I was 11, I had to see the doctor to be in fear of getting Diabetes, and being grossly overweight. At at age of 15, I was over 280 pounds of walking disappointments. I had always believed my stomach carried my happiness and the fat under my chin kept my head high. But after being rejected for so long, I snapped. I always had an attachment to food, a sort of inseperable bond. But I remember looking at myself in the mirror one night, completely disgusted, tears welling in my eyes, and I puked from the anger I felt inside of me. So don't tell me the calories I consume today don't burn more than the bleach Amanda Todd drank, or that the more hollow my stomach becomes, I am not able to better hide my sorrows. Do not dare tell me eat something, because I've craved biting the bullet for the past 8 ******* years, and carbohydrates has caused more sadness in my heart than anything else. Do not tell me other teenagers do not cut open their arms, to let calories out, because they are scared to Christ that someone may judge them, if they eat an apple. Because the first woman that ate an apple, ****** humankind. And by having a sip of your Iced Tea, or a french fry, might just dissolve the earth from beneath us. Why we hide from nutrition labels, and run from anything with a number greater than ZERO on it. I was taught that happiness comes from a nutrition label, and how many servings one consumes, not the smile on ones face, or the good in one's heart. Calories have ruined my life, and I will never forgive any nutrition label for that.
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May 26, 2014
May 26, 2014 at 2:57 AM UTC
Calories
Calories. When I was 6 years old, my mother told me I would consume too many calories. I would consume them by the hundreds, by the thousands. I was Godzilla and they were the people I dominated. When my parents left one another I had to fill myself with some other source of affection. And the insulin rushes were tremendous. When I was 11, I had to see the doctor to be in fear of getting Diabetes, and being grossly overweight. At at age of 15, I was over 280 pounds of walking disappointments. I had always believed my stomach carried my happiness and the fat under my chin kept my head high. But after being rejected for so long, I snapped. I always had an attachment to food, a sort of inseperable bond. But I remember looking at myself in the mirror one night, completely disgusted, tears welling in my eyes, and I puked from the anger I felt inside of me. So don't tell me the calories I consume today don't burn more than the bleach Amanda Todd drank, or that the more hollow my stomach becomes, I am not able to better hide my sorrows. Do not dare tell me eat something, because I've craved biting the bullet for the past 8 ******* years, and carbohydrates has caused more sadness in my heart than anything else. Do not tell me other teenagers do not cut open their arms, to let calories out, because they are scared to Christ that someone may judge them, if they eat an apple. Because the first woman that ate an apple, ****** humankind. And by having a sip of your Iced Tea, or a french fry, might just dissolve the earth from beneath us. Why we hide from nutrition labels, and run from anything with a number greater than ZERO on it. I was taught that happiness comes from a nutrition label, and how many servings one consumes, not the smile on ones face, or the good in one's heart. Calories have ruined my life, and I will never forgive any nutrition label for that.
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What Relapse feels like Relapse- a proper noun that steals your attention and commands your obedience Every person that was a part of your recovery had been lying The recollection that it did not **** you but it did not make you stronger Reliving the moment it stopped your living and when it prevented your dying The feeling that you will not survive much longer That is how relapse feels The first taste of fruit after a long and barren winter A moment of peace in a life measured in seconds The perfectly straight lines of a newly aligned printer A demand for piled servings and SECONDS! That is how relapse feels The need of a familiar place; of a familiar face Desire for someone to hold you tight The need to go far away; to go to outer space Desire to leave this world for the light That is how relapse feels It's a ripping motion Between wanting it to end and wanting its intensification Between having to much and too little emotion And the worlds between the brain speak languages with no translation That is how relapse feels It feels so good just to be so bad The beauty in the human body's ability to mend and to break It feels so bad just to be so sad And the repulsive face of being awake That is how relapse feels It's a tearing It's a tugging It's a pulling It's a shoving Relapse is looking at the sky and thanking God for the ability to be alive ten minutes before a battle in the head asking if it's worth it to survive ten minutes before tears stain so silently alone in bed It's a promise broken It's every moment spent clean wasted It's the truth unspoken It's the loss of happiness that had barely been tasted That. That is how relapse feels.
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Apr 16, 2015
Apr 16, 2015 at 12:17 AM UTC
Relapse
What Relapse feels like Relapse- a proper noun that steals your attention and commands your obedience Every person that was a part of your recovery had been lying The recollection that it did not **** you but it did not make you stronger Reliving the moment it stopped your living and when it prevented your dying The feeling that you will not survive much longer That is how relapse feels The first taste of fruit after a long and barren winter A moment of peace in a life measured in seconds The perfectly straight lines of a newly aligned printer A demand for piled servings and SECONDS! That is how relapse feels The need of a familiar place; of a familiar face Desire for someone to hold you tight The need to go far away; to go to outer space Desire to leave this world for the light That is how relapse feels It's a ripping motion Between wanting it to end and wanting its intensification Between having to much and too little emotion And the worlds between the brain speak languages with no translation That is how relapse feels It feels so good just to be so bad The beauty in the human body's ability to mend and to break It feels so bad just to be so sad And the repulsive face of being awake That is how relapse feels It's a tearing It's a tugging It's a pulling It's a shoving Relapse is looking at the sky and thanking God for the ability to be alive ten minutes before a battle in the head asking if it's worth it to survive ten minutes before tears stain so silently alone in bed It's a promise broken It's every moment spent clean wasted It's the truth unspoken It's the loss of happiness that had barely been tasted That. That is how relapse feels.
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I focus on your eyes those two deep blue oceans and wonder why you wave over me yes, it's true that I'm imperfect but are you any better? You can't feed me servings of silence like an unsolved piece of a puzzle please move your stiff ghost occasionally let it consume something other than your tortured, self-consumed mind. These walls keep you from leaving my sight, yet why are they the closest from tumbling down? Only prayers keep me sane anymore.                              ... Resting my eyes as you call out my name you whisper it to the shadows within the clouds but only because it's forever the name of a stranger.
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Mar 29, 2014
Mar 29, 2014 at 9:48 PM UTC
A Platonic Flare
Into the bubbling blue bath of my bliss my body breaks free of all bounds; enchanted melodies cavort across my tongue, unchained continents of merriment. Shooting stars; cool satisfaction coats me completely. I have lost all curiosity for torture technique, while this melody bounces across the cosmos. My imperfect lovely: Perfectly fractured, all my shattered pieces fit your holes, and even now, I glue pieces of you into the slots they fit. A singular petal glistening with dew, Deep crimsom; long stemmed tulip. Black eyes, its stamen. Shedded insight, I lowered my body before you, as offering. How will you devour this dream of desire? It is a feast to be consumed, in small bites, and copious servings of seconds. Do not allow this flower to fade, it may save you from yourself. Blessings bestowed before bedtime often fade away by dawn, give thanks for the present, draw strength from the past, take heart, what is meant to be will always last... in the end.
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Sep 14, 2012
Sep 14, 2012 at 12:20 PM UTC
Lost Pages
Let's go grab the money Hidden in the Christmas Tree Shoppe mason jar with the Frosted stencil designs, Ornate and resembling flora. Let's take that money, The three separate wadded ***** of once crisp Green pieces of paper That somehow reach the Arbitrary total of one Thousand, three hundred and Twenty dollars and Fifty lonely cents. Let's take that 1,320.50 And go see the desolate Stretch of sprawling Humanity deferred between These hiked peaks and the Dangerous mountains Separating the west From the rest. Let's go there! Let's go there! We'll make it across, Be sure of that, Be sure of nothing But that! Let's use the remaining Seven fifty To buy some Seven Eleven sustenance To have while We walk backwards Down backroads edged With the encroachment Of the wild back into Negative space some Long-ago engineer Carved and paved. Let's tell the driver of This beat-up Time-worn down Overcast grey Buick LeSabre That we can pay her Ten dollars to replace The juice necessary to get Us back to our sick aunt's House in Poughkeepsie. At the gas station We'll tell her to stop Real quick And hope she leaves the Auto to go Pay the schlup at The teller's booth And jack the beater And hope we won't Have to bolt Again if she doesn't. Let's call my cousin And find out who will give Us four hundred dollars for The stolen used parts store And take that four hundred And buy: Two (2) greyhound tickets to get us Back to our ****** apartment In Stamford: 64.50 American Three (3) damp-bunned flimsy Beef patties glued between Pieces of government-issue Yellow American cheese With all the fixins we please: 3.24 American One (1) zip of dried out Seeded and stemmed breaks From the boredom of Our own conscious Processes: 120 American if lucky At least eight (8) servings Of amphetamine based Pressed little buttons Of confused energy: 200 American One (1) bouquet of Red yellow and oranges Mixed on the petals of Your mother's favorite Species: whatever's left American.
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Oct 2, 2012
Oct 2, 2012 at 12:40 AM UTC
--Vacation--
Let's go grab the money Hidden in the Christmas Tree Shoppe mason jar with the Frosted stencil designs, Ornate and resembling flora. Let's take that money, The three separate wadded ***** of once crisp Green pieces of paper That somehow reach the Arbitrary total of one Thousand, three hundred and Twenty dollars and Fifty lonely cents. Let's take that 1,320.50 And go see the desolate Stretch of sprawling Humanity deferred between These hiked peaks and the Dangerous mountains Separating the west From the rest. Let's go there! Let's go there! We'll make it across, Be sure of that, Be sure of nothing But that! Let's use the remaining Seven fifty To buy some Seven Eleven sustenance To have while We walk backwards Down backroads edged With the encroachment Of the wild back into Negative space some Long-ago engineer Carved and paved. Let's tell the driver of This beat-up Time-worn down Overcast grey Buick LeSabre That we can pay her Ten dollars to replace The juice necessary to get Us back to our sick aunt's House in Poughkeepsie. At the gas station We'll tell her to stop Real quick And hope she leaves the Auto to go Pay the schlup at The teller's booth And jack the beater And hope we won't Have to bolt Again if she doesn't. Let's call my cousin And find out who will give Us four hundred dollars for The stolen used parts store And take that four hundred And buy: Two (2) greyhound tickets to get us Back to our ****** apartment In Stamford: 64.50 American Three (3) damp-bunned flimsy Beef patties glued between Pieces of government-issue Yellow American cheese With all the fixins we please: 3.24 American One (1) zip of dried out Seeded and stemmed breaks From the boredom of Our own conscious Processes: 120 American if lucky At least eight (8) servings Of amphetamine based Pressed little buttons Of confused energy: 200 American One (1) bouquet of Red yellow and oranges Mixed on the petals of Your mother's favorite Species: whatever's left American.
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The wandering hours Create pondering towers When instead of talking You are always walking Steadily ahead of me Like you're dead to me Like a small centipede Walking for centuries With the intent to be free Yet constantly ambulatory So we become slaves to your movement When settling would be an improvement You begin to freely flake As I start to starve You say let them eat cake And my heart you carve Into servings appropriate for your appetite While I know something isn't right But still forced to accept this plight Of being your minor distraction Chained by my love's infraction Of settling on you I shouldn't stay But I bet I do I wish I loved or hated you a little more So I'd know what to do As it stands I'm always looking out the door But I'm unable to move I want to stick around and see if you do something amazing Like love me back Instead of attack With your acidic apathy You mercilessly grapple me And never decide to let go Of love you never let show We've been driving down this road for a while And for the last million miserable miles You've presented me unpredictable trials With your nonchalant instinctual style You've let yourself become extremely impaired As I understandably grow more and more scared I feel the answer is in the love we seldom share But you're never lost when you're going nowhere And I cannot follow your wandering stare
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Nov 22, 2017
Nov 22, 2017 at 3:02 AM UTC
Wandering
Sweltering insurgencies of electric power chords Tribal reverberations of skin-stretched drum boards Rolling and filling; syncopating the noise Of the tit-less toys The dick-less boys Enraptured in the music The anthem Of invidious phantoms My eyes hurt inside and I want to pull them out and Scrape out the gunk and rust that’s behind my self-indulgent perseverance so I can cry for the first time in years… Wrapping my hands around his slender torso Licking away the paint, the dripping ooze; more so Than hastening my ****** and mordant urges To bite what emerges And my mouth purges The obelisk from underneath The iron-pierced jester The voracious molester My hand tightens as I grip his throat tighter and I want to squeeze until his eyes pop from his sockets and laugh until I puke against the walls, watching the ****** fluids mix like an execrable marinara sauce… I turned thirty while still being sixteen The vivid beauty of the world was only in dreams But none of mine, none that I can recall Many years have passed since I took the oral fall Where no one saw Intransigent need to live For the snake in my veins hungered for more So many had their way until I was limp and sore. Defamatory fingers of mire and strife Probing and stretching My insides And devilishly comforting With limpid ambrosia That’s infected by bilious worms and maggots covered in icing And fruit Amatory gauntlets fastened and secured over Handless limbs that retract under matriculated frictions That fracture, crack, morph, distort Emphasize, marginalize Rationalize, desensitize Acts of *********** evasion, moral drainage; Pieces, bits, chunks, sections, portions, servings; Arms, legs, eyes, tongues, fingers, toes, Love, lust, infatuation Adoration Boys, girls, women, men, Angels, demons, monsters, humans Creators, gods, titans, divas All extended and limited from the minds that worship Sanctify, mesmerize, glorify, rectify While humans eat more, love more, **** more Than the angels, demons, monsters, and titans We ponder and cherish Nevermore, for me Ever lore, for all Crows surround And chaos found.
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Apr 22, 2013
Apr 22, 2013 at 11:11 PM UTC
Anatomical Pieces, Didactic love
Sweltering insurgencies of electric power chords Tribal reverberations of skin-stretched drum boards Rolling and filling; syncopating the noise Of the tit-less toys The dick-less boys Enraptured in the music The anthem Of invidious phantoms My eyes hurt inside and I want to pull them out and Scrape out the gunk and rust that’s behind my self-indulgent perseverance so I can cry for the first time in years… Wrapping my hands around his slender torso Licking away the paint, the dripping ooze; more so Than hastening my ****** and mordant urges To bite what emerges And my mouth purges The obelisk from underneath The iron-pierced jester The voracious molester My hand tightens as I grip his throat tighter and I want to squeeze until his eyes pop from his sockets and laugh until I puke against the walls, watching the ****** fluids mix like an execrable marinara sauce… I turned thirty while still being sixteen The vivid beauty of the world was only in dreams But none of mine, none that I can recall Many years have passed since I took the oral fall Where no one saw Intransigent need to live For the snake in my veins hungered for more So many had their way until I was limp and sore. Defamatory fingers of mire and strife Probing and stretching My insides And devilishly comforting With limpid ambrosia That’s infected by bilious worms and maggots covered in icing And fruit Amatory gauntlets fastened and secured over Handless limbs that retract under matriculated frictions That fracture, crack, morph, distort Emphasize, marginalize Rationalize, desensitize Acts of *********** evasion, moral drainage; Pieces, bits, chunks, sections, portions, servings; Arms, legs, eyes, tongues, fingers, toes, Love, lust, infatuation Adoration Boys, girls, women, men, Angels, demons, monsters, humans Creators, gods, titans, divas All extended and limited from the minds that worship Sanctify, mesmerize, glorify, rectify While humans eat more, love more, **** more Than the angels, demons, monsters, and titans We ponder and cherish Nevermore, for me Ever lore, for all Crows surround And chaos found.
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She tells me Lumpia is her taste of home. Traditions she had with her aunt when she was small Hands ***** Dark hair messy, But she smiled as she hovered over the hot oil. Halika dito, Come here. Gutom ka ba? Are you hungry? She tells me Her mother Would have her scrub her nails, Before sending her to set the first few servings In the oil to fry. She tells me That warm phillipian-lumpia memories Have their own special place In her heart, In her mind. On her tongue. Warm times standing speckled with youth. She speaks soft sweet days to me As she hands me the tongs to place the first servings in the pan.
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Jan 1, 2016
Jan 1, 2016 at 8:32 PM UTC
The Tradition of Food.
Who minds getting Choked? Slap me, Kick me Leave your marks on my neck and hands (I wiped out on my bike It was only gravel Honest). Skin me alive Glue me back together White-out and saline solution. White Out And Sailing solution. My heel Is so Ripe. Grind it Boil some stock (Vegetable, please) Season it with teeth Discard the rest. Dispose Compost Get it in the ground Let the rain take care of the rest. [Yields 4 servings]
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Dec 12, 2010
Dec 12, 2010 at 2:58 PM UTC
Relative Deviance
- Not cupcakes or brownies or butterscotch drops Peppermint patties, nor big lollipops Caramel ice cream with sprinkles so nice Apricot pudding or pie by the slice Banana split servings cinnamon buns Pink cotton candy just now freshly spun Sherbet or popsicles purple and green Milkshakes or sodas, red jelly beans Oranges, peaches bananas or plums Coffee cake, cookies, their left over crumbs Chocolate, vanilla or strawberry too None are as sweet as the love found in you
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May 21, 2015
May 21, 2015 at 12:26 PM UTC
Sweet Love --- (A low calorie poem)
if poets ruled the world i shall be at peace for no amount of pain will evolve into bullets just petals, some wilted but never not fragrant watch men and women and everyone in between ignite chasms with sparks then joy will be served in generous servings but never ignorant the angst you give will be crystals until forgiveness cradles you for tears will be valid the triumphs kiss the sky but never arrogant if poets ruled the world everything will turn from beautiful to ethereal wrecks, clouds, smiles, hearts, storms, bees, dreams, humanity, havoc. if poets ruled the world - watch the world burn ethereally. and like a phoenix - watch it resurrect.
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May 10, 2017
May 10, 2017 at 2:28 AM UTC
if poets ruled the world
Once upon a mealtime When salt had gone away He had left in such a hurry And with no sub to work his day Poor pepper started panicking Mostly missing his dear mate But also with a worry If he alone would taste so great So he soon sent out a message To all the pots upon the shelf 'Partner needed quickly, I can't dust dinner by myself' So suddenly came rescue In fact response was vast The rest of all the condiments Took triumph for him fast First of course came ketchup So used to being shared But pepper didn't quite believe That they would be best paired Then came Mr Mayo With a winning stance he stood But too eager for the winning Pepper didn't think him good In butted boisterous barbecue Believing there was no other Unless there could be any left Of his favourite sweet chilli brother But pepper wanted neither For he cared about this dish And they came in heavy servings Which wouldn't be salts wish Still with plenty choice left He looked upon his friends Mustards, chutneys and pickles Fine flavours they'd all lend But then he heard herbs and spices Who were giving a loud shout 'If you want salt not to be needed Then you'd best not leave us out!' This quickly made him realise That the best friends he could make Would come not squeezed all over But served with a gentle shake So he rounded up the shakers But he wouldn't work them all 'You're right you'll help me nicely But who mostly? It's your call' The chilli taking charge of things Addressed pepper with this test 'Well what is this dish we're warming And we'll tell you what works best?!' When they looked upon the oven hob They saw mix of veg and meat Chopped finely and frying in a pan Slowly taking up the heat So suddenly they knew now Who would win the role to take Cajun and paprika A fine taste they surely make So shaked upon the cooking It was served with a success No one need ever know That peppers day had been a mess So later in the evening When salt stumbled his way home His apologies were heartfelt 'I'll never leave you all alone' But pepper soon forgave him He said 'there, there, it's ok' For now he knew the secret Of how to cook in the best way
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Sep 18, 2015
Sep 18, 2015 at 11:54 PM UTC
Once upon a mealtime
Once upon a mealtime When salt had gone away He had left in such a hurry And with no sub to work his day Poor pepper started panicking Mostly missing his dear mate But also with a worry If he alone would taste so great So he soon sent out a message To all the pots upon the shelf 'Partner needed quickly, I can't dust dinner by myself' So suddenly came rescue In fact response was vast The rest of all the condiments Took triumph for him fast First of course came ketchup So used to being shared But pepper didn't quite believe That they would be best paired Then came Mr Mayo With a winning stance he stood But too eager for the winning Pepper didn't think him good In butted boisterous barbecue Believing there was no other Unless there could be any left Of his favourite sweet chilli brother But pepper wanted neither For he cared about this dish And they came in heavy servings Which wouldn't be salts wish Still with plenty choice left He looked upon his friends Mustards, chutneys and pickles Fine flavours they'd all lend But then he heard herbs and spices Who were giving a loud shout 'If you want salt not to be needed Then you'd best not leave us out!' This quickly made him realise That the best friends he could make Would come not squeezed all over But served with a gentle shake So he rounded up the shakers But he wouldn't work them all 'You're right you'll help me nicely But who mostly? It's your call' The chilli taking charge of things Addressed pepper with this test 'Well what is this dish we're warming And we'll tell you what works best?!' When they looked upon the oven hob They saw mix of veg and meat Chopped finely and frying in a pan Slowly taking up the heat So suddenly they knew now Who would win the role to take Cajun and paprika A fine taste they surely make So shaked upon the cooking It was served with a success No one need ever know That peppers day had been a mess So later in the evening When salt stumbled his way home His apologies were heartfelt 'I'll never leave you all alone' But pepper soon forgave him He said 'there, there, it's ok' For now he knew the secret Of how to cook in the best way
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When I was little I would stare up at My mother and think to myself That's what I want to be when I grow up I wanted nothing more than To become my mother Who tucked me in Kissed my scrapes Who nurtured me Brought me water when I was Sick and sang me to sleep And who told me how strong I was Little did I know That moms are dished out Their own servings of problems But my mom was different She was served piles of Left overs and week old bread Water unfit for a dog And dessert was scarce Later I learned I was the dessert So was my father Though he was more sour than others She didn't care, she loved it all But as I've grown older The piles of unfit food Are tumbling down Right on top of me My mother's food labeled Bipolar, depression Anxiety, self harm Body image issues and so much more More than one person should Be dished up, more than One person can stomach Too much for the plate to handle The plate is cracked, chipped Used, with a residue still blanketed over And we've learned our eyes are bigger than Our stomachs and we attempt the plate alone But you can't handle a full course meal If you're stomach is so small I've learned that even though Doctors label my mother Crazy and unstable I still crave to be her Because she's survived through What seems like everything And she is not only alive But my mother is living Maybe not the way she imagined But she still tries to make The best of each day She does so much with so little Yes, I still want to be my mother I want to be strong and brave Kind and nurturing I want to be everything she thinks she isn't Because she is my everything
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Dec 23, 2013
Dec 23, 2013 at 12:10 AM UTC
What I've Learned From My Mother
When I was little I would stare up at My mother and think to myself That's what I want to be when I grow up I wanted nothing more than To become my mother Who tucked me in Kissed my scrapes Who nurtured me Brought me water when I was Sick and sang me to sleep And who told me how strong I was Little did I know That moms are dished out Their own servings of problems But my mom was different She was served piles of Left overs and week old bread Water unfit for a dog And dessert was scarce Later I learned I was the dessert So was my father Though he was more sour than others She didn't care, she loved it all But as I've grown older The piles of unfit food Are tumbling down Right on top of me My mother's food labeled Bipolar, depression Anxiety, self harm Body image issues and so much more More than one person should Be dished up, more than One person can stomach Too much for the plate to handle The plate is cracked, chipped Used, with a residue still blanketed over And we've learned our eyes are bigger than Our stomachs and we attempt the plate alone But you can't handle a full course meal If you're stomach is so small I've learned that even though Doctors label my mother Crazy and unstable I still crave to be her Because she's survived through What seems like everything And she is not only alive But my mother is living Maybe not the way she imagined But she still tries to make The best of each day She does so much with so little Yes, I still want to be my mother I want to be strong and brave Kind and nurturing I want to be everything she thinks she isn't Because she is my everything
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Holding hands around                        a table the rim of the toilet seat Listening  to                  mommom recite prayer the voice in my head Passing                  food around the table on second servings
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Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 11:32 PM UTC
Giving Thanks With ED
~ This love, our love intoxicating as peach wine fresh from the tree low hanging, tempting picked ripe and sweet nimble fingers translucent syrup drips when warmed deliberately on the coral flames of fruit bearing eyes drenching my skin, sticky refined sugarcane butter smeared over delicate lips love note servings harvested moon light illumined desires orchard promises in delicious sips… this love, our love
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Aug 12, 2015
Aug 12, 2015 at 7:00 PM UTC
This love, our love
hey there comet sorry about throwing you away i mistook you for a bad idea i missed the can and you ended up in orbit ***** little snowball without a place to land spinning in space without a ship when i was little i did not want to be an astronaut i wanted to be a teacher and a mom i wanted to be responsible for shaping little souls i thought it would be like play-doh i thought it would be like dress up because when i put on mommies sweater daddys glasses growing up was just about getting larger so that this dwarf planet could become a sun with a few more servings of vegetables and some glasses of milk stretching my bones by hanging off the monkey bars gravity worked for me and gravity kept me grounded and gravity kept the planets in place and gravity would grant me permission to grow but i would never become a planet because i was born a bit too fast and a bit too cold so just make sure to orbit on back around this planet my little comet and I won’t miss it this time
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Mar 3, 2016
Mar 3, 2016 at 7:45 PM UTC
comet
surveying, spectating, struggling with high ceiling tire swing sets on midsummer daydream i fell asleep on a plastic wrapped hammock in string bean circuit space too much junk jamming our brains with thigh high fiber rich and mold free savings or servings or sweet sugar taken twice daily
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Jul 26, 2014
Jul 26, 2014 at 6:28 PM UTC
Untitled
Take the key and twist the lock, Cross the threshold down into The Hotel of Hearts. Look inside the vernacular mini-bar Sample its delights in pearl strewn luxury As you lie on a soft bed of nails in The Hotel of Hearts. Cover you with diamonds. Mount you in ebony. Feed your ego on servings served on plates of ivory at The Hotel of Hearts. Draw the alligator-eyed blind down. Hide your eyes from the ugly outside world, The true outside world, kept hidden by the Hotel of Hearts. Man so naked under that shirt; Silk now covering crystal mirrors Barring their faces from truth and lies Embracing those who stay at the Hotel of Hearts. Pay your bill with a view of your soul. The clerk smiles petal-soft Your bags are kept as you leave The Hotel of Hearts.
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Nov 10, 2011
Nov 10, 2011 at 10:44 PM UTC
Hotel of Hearts
I want more, and I will lie no more. Call me greedy; I don't care anymore. I want more money. Who doesn't? They are never enough. Never enough. I am but a **** poor untalented peasant, I just want to numb myself with more stuff. With more money, I can buy more books. The more pages I flipped, I lose myself more. More money also means more toys that hooks My inner child - he now knows freedom more. I want more food. OM NOM NOM FOOD! I hunger for simple gastronomical richness: Multiple mint teabags to better calm my mood, Serve with upsized servings of buttery tastiness. Yet, even the simplest desires, Need. MONEY! What's that you say? Learn to have less desires? Let me write it down on my list; oh that's funny; This long list, of desires, do you think it expires? Nay, I say, for all my wants, shall grow evermore! MORE! MORE! MORE!
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May 14, 2021
May 14, 2021 at 10:41 AM UTC
MORE
Inside my head at all times I slowly begin to believe that all of these poems are self-serving servings of selfishness can I accept that for what it is? self-acceptance is accepted as the way to go but improvement sounds just like superficial small talk I smell like pickles and meat sauce at any given time but these ink stained fingers know no bias based on heart beats Hysteria in the streets watch the ants swarm over the abandoned picnic watch the ants lose their **** over mixed chemical signals Mary is calling me home to her embrace and I'm too nice to say no but if I could just get a small lead I'd open up the highway and discover Eden regardless of how many times God ***** his teeth blood is blue until it meets oxygen and the blues were stolen from a people who truly knew them but hey - whatever sells, right? put the bullet in my head should I ever become one of them
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Feb 27, 2014
Feb 27, 2014 at 9:18 PM UTC
In Spite
She's looking for this perfect guy that only exist in heaven. But she don't pray on him She prey on weak men Little that she know; the smaller the meal, The more servings she needs So her deeds seem like she doesn't wanna get saved Her last dude make her resentful Her new spirit is sinful Yet, she looks for a guy to be forgetful Someone who turns to the other cheek Who don't mind when she creeps Just praise him every now and then All the things she thinks makes the perfect man She won't even settle for a priest And she far from a Nun herself How many perfect men do you know? None. Or else...
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Jan 3, 2013
Jan 3, 2013 at 5:36 AM UTC
In Search for The Goddest
she went from two servings to one to none hoping someone would notice but no one did -(e.h.)
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Nov 21, 2013
Nov 21, 2013 at 10:31 AM UTC
shrinking
Silent lunch alone in a room full of people Stringy spaghetti Quiet lunch with a cute boy across the table Bubbling Raman noodles School meal next to the cute boy Toasted bagel Cafeteria date with the boy Steaming bean soup Dinner date with a new boyfriend Gourmet pizza Perfect picnic on spring hills Juicy strawberries One year anniversary celebration Succulent chocolates Meeting with his parents alone for the first time Slimy spaghetti Breakfast in bed after passionate nights Sugary waffles Late night movies together Buttery popcorn Two year anniversary family gathering Barbeque ribs Romantic dinner for a marriage proposal Roasted oysters Nights alone after he says no Greasy pizza Following him wherever he goes Rotten strawberries After receiving a restraining order from the police Molded chocolates Sleepless nights staring at his picture Stale popcorn Insane asylums daily lunch servings Undercooked Raman noodles Mental institutes only breakfast special Disintegrating waffles First meal after faculty release Boiling bean soup Plotting revenge for a broken heart Crumbling bagel Violent lunch with a cute boy tied up across from me Burnt oysters A picnic over his chopped up body … ****** ribs.
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Aug 21, 2017
Aug 21, 2017 at 12:43 PM UTC
Food Companion
We are in the future now. In the past yesterday is tomorrow, but some of us didn't notice. We subdivided dreams into half gram servings so they wouldn't end. We concentrated those into the smallest possible dose so we could savor every morsel, taste every drop of our life's Kool-Aid. We lived sugar-free to enhance the sweet, and then ignored all of it. We wrapped our fists around excitement and squeezed its juice out dry to **** adrenaline cravings. i have read enough Rimbaud to see the symbolism. i have read enough Hudgins to know i, too, used to be sure. i have read enough Petrosky to sympathize... Look, i'm a bear now, too! i was wasted enough on land for Eliot, as fractured as cummings, as subversive as Ginsberg, but in the end i settled for breathing. **DAS SOFA KING, VICTORIOUS AT LAST.**
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Nov 3, 2013
Nov 3, 2013 at 6:42 PM UTC
Wee Todd