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"shinny" poems
That workaholic lady who's always on call, keeping up with the market fall. That newly married lady with chunky red bangles, returning to her father's big castles. That person who's scared to get lapse, so stays active on the google maps. That person who swings like a kid at the back door, Or the one who perform calisthenics on an empty floor. That next door girl with a red lipstick, flicking her shinny hair & gossiping with her clique, That dreamer gazing outside the window, That overworked soul dozing on his elbow. That 21st century kid, listening to Eminem & playing video games. Or That 90’s kid, listening to Jenga Boys & playing outdoor games. That banker with a big fat stomach, filled with his beautiful wife’s love. That lady who eats like a thief, in her big fat bag hiding a beef. That old man who can’t stand Bombay's winding turns. That granny spotting & criticing  every fashion trends. That man who has Raju Rastogi’s concerns, thinking & chanting for earns & returns. Those kids who believe their job is to fill the voids in a battlefield, in the still crowd surpassing like electrons into a magnetic field. That lady sitting under cold seat like a glacial, than standing with 7kgs in a crowded central, & tryna stay sane listening to George Michael. That geek who switchs from Linkedin to Arjun Reddy, when the masses flee into the scenery. That trader crunching numbers so rapidly, when the stock prices go down hourly. That person on the last seat, diagressing from work & gazing around, soaking in her pashmina, with a career newfound.
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Jul 23, 2018
Jul 23, 2018 at 1:35 AM UTC
Your's truly, Travelogue.
That workaholic lady who's always on call, keeping up with the market fall. That newly married lady with chunky red bangles, returning to her father's big castles. That person who's scared to get lapse, so stays active on the google maps. That person who swings like a kid at the back door, Or the one who perform calisthenics on an empty floor. That next door girl with a red lipstick, flicking her shinny hair & gossiping with her clique, That dreamer gazing outside the window, That overworked soul dozing on his elbow. That 21st century kid, listening to Eminem & playing video games. Or That 90’s kid, listening to Jenga Boys & playing outdoor games. That banker with a big fat stomach, filled with his beautiful wife’s love. That lady who eats like a thief, in her big fat bag hiding a beef. That old man who can’t stand Bombay's winding turns. That granny spotting & criticing  every fashion trends. That man who has Raju Rastogi’s concerns, thinking & chanting for earns & returns. Those kids who believe their job is to fill the voids in a battlefield, in the still crowd surpassing like electrons into a magnetic field. That lady sitting under cold seat like a glacial, than standing with 7kgs in a crowded central, & tryna stay sane listening to George Michael. That geek who switchs from Linkedin to Arjun Reddy, when the masses flee into the scenery. That trader crunching numbers so rapidly, when the stock prices go down hourly. That person on the last seat, diagressing from work & gazing around, soaking in her pashmina, with a career newfound.
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This old house, made just of wood, For years so proudly how it has stood, Perched high upon the hill nearby, The memories sweet, and some we cried. The roof was sturdy through many days, When storms came crashing in the ways, With rain that beat at times like a foe, Deep inside was where the love  still flowed. We painted it when time came round, From very top to the bottom ground, Polished the windows till shinny bright, Our old house standing, a lovely sight. Hung a porch swing for all to share, Forgot our troubles, the devil may care, Hugged one another on colder nights, Inside the swing there were no fights. The rickety furniture inside was there, But comfort was not on them to bare, And all the winter with quilts piled high, We slept like dreamers, not knowing why. So, as I leave old house to go, Inside my heart, I still love it so, And no matter where life now leads me on, Still at the old house is where I belong.
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Jan 27, 2012
Jan 27, 2012 at 6:17 PM UTC
This Old House
he used his hands to touch around my pure bare smooth skin and told me it was supposed to feel magical, but what is magic without a shinny golden lamp? he rubbed it three time and continued. he told me that i was a princess, untouchable to others, but him. set on a perfect seated throne. that seat was made just for me. he ignored every blood drip drop and shoved the glass slipper in as if it fit. he whispered into my ear and told me, i sounded like mourning birds chirping as i screeched horridly being poisoned by an apple. it felt like a needle pricking in and out of my skin. laying there in eternity, still and steady. wishing i could forever sleep. but how can i sleep forever when he is the beast that has held me captive in his castle of words? “the princess is supposed to kiss the frog and he will turn into a prince.” i kissed the frog. no. i did even more, but he was nothing like their stories. his story was different from the books. he told me it was my fault that i was a singing siren. i was just too desirable, so he had to pull me out of the water and show me something new.
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Dec 3, 2021
Dec 3, 2021 at 6:57 PM UTC
fairytale dream
They look like the sun. Yellow as a lemon. Bright like a star. Smiling to the shinny sun. Try to touch the sky. Filled with beauty. You'll never fing her so gloomy
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May 3, 2015
May 3, 2015 at 11:16 PM UTC
Sunflowers
*************Today is yesterdays dreams, and tomorrows accomplishments. Today is a yesterday wrapped in present to opened so they become tomorrows precious gifts. Today is a whisper of the past just tweaked with grand tomorrows. Today is the day I write a masterpiece filled with yesterdays thoughts and tomorrows dreams. Today is yesterdays sorrows wrapped in paper gold that shines like sun to dry up tears making room for tomorrows with new wrappings. Todays schedule is yesterdays thoughts, ready to expand into the tomorrows. *********** Yesterday don't leave home without it for it fuels tomorrows as todays motor revs. Yesterday is infused in blood stream so heart beats with flow of aspirations today and riches for tomorrow. Yesterday is culmination of tears and laughter that unleash dam to float in more tears but this time with a shinny dream boat. One part Yesterday, and two parts today with table spoon of tomorrow makes a grand recipe for life. Yesterday I recall mistakes well not to repeat in today so errors do not fill tomorrows. Yesterday provides magical insights, so Today and tomorrow brings peace. Yesterday becomes today and today becomes yesterday so... use it well. Yesterday I planted a dream seed. It sprouted in today and grew tall inside tomorrows. **************** Tomorrow is todays yesterdays, so step lightly as not to mix them up. Tomorrow will be the new today and is the first day of my life. Tomorrow is today simmered in the sauce of life. Tomorrow I will wake up inside today to live authentically inside peace. Yesterday is today turned inside out so wisdom comes in tomorrow. ****************** Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow are houses of God so one is never homeless or alone. Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow is journeys gift to celebrate as if its Christmas. Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow are the chapters in our books of life. Write them well. ************
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Jan 5, 2020
Jan 5, 2020 at 10:56 AM UTC
Yesterday, Today, And Tomorrow
*************Today is yesterdays dreams, and tomorrows accomplishments. Today is a yesterday wrapped in present to opened so they become tomorrows precious gifts. Today is a whisper of the past just tweaked with grand tomorrows. Today is the day I write a masterpiece filled with yesterdays thoughts and tomorrows dreams. Today is yesterdays sorrows wrapped in paper gold that shines like sun to dry up tears making room for tomorrows with new wrappings. Todays schedule is yesterdays thoughts, ready to expand into the tomorrows. *********** Yesterday don't leave home without it for it fuels tomorrows as todays motor revs. Yesterday is infused in blood stream so heart beats with flow of aspirations today and riches for tomorrow. Yesterday is culmination of tears and laughter that unleash dam to float in more tears but this time with a shinny dream boat. One part Yesterday, and two parts today with table spoon of tomorrow makes a grand recipe for life. Yesterday I recall mistakes well not to repeat in today so errors do not fill tomorrows. Yesterday provides magical insights, so Today and tomorrow brings peace. Yesterday becomes today and today becomes yesterday so... use it well. Yesterday I planted a dream seed. It sprouted in today and grew tall inside tomorrows. **************** Tomorrow is todays yesterdays, so step lightly as not to mix them up. Tomorrow will be the new today and is the first day of my life. Tomorrow is today simmered in the sauce of life. Tomorrow I will wake up inside today to live authentically inside peace. Yesterday is today turned inside out so wisdom comes in tomorrow. ****************** Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow are houses of God so one is never homeless or alone. Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow is journeys gift to celebrate as if its Christmas. Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow are the chapters in our books of life. Write them well. ************
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He sleeps in evergreen trees tying his long beard to a branch and there he dreams of rabbit stew wishing to snare one per chance His emerald coat is perfect camouflage so he lays on his shinny gold buttons thinking of mint tea and chocolate cake after a feast of lamb cutlets and mutton This little greedy plump fellow with stripy socks purple and yellow will sing in his sleep to the birds in the tree with a voice so sweet and so mellow With nightfall's, he descends to the ground making sure no human presence are around and he speedily sifts through park litter bins looking for cooking pots made out of tin By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
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Sep 7, 2013
Sep 7, 2013 at 2:18 PM UTC
The Tree Gnome
A job for life,    that's what was advertised. But I was just a penny in the slot. Mine wasn't as shinny as the others.      Even though I was on top of my work. Just because I didn't shine up to those above me. Ok, I wasn't the silver coin, I wasn't even bronze.                  But they tainted me, because I wasn't the right side of a flipped coin. And just like that I was the penny in the poor box.. Why was I of less worth than those                        that never excelled..    I never put a word wrong.           never gargling *****          sniffing the cheeks of brown refuse. But still I'm in the food bank,                  like Oliver,          Can I have some more sir... I'll never delve to the depravity of others..          feeding glutinous egos..          They can starve, I'll find a worth among the wasted, and show that I'm more than what's needed.                                                 I have worth.. But for now I'll be on the bread line,                 cooking my own.. And even though now I've not risen,          I'll show what time cooks.. I'm more than my last resamay.. I 'll never understand where quality of slavery             means I'm less of worth...
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Jan 12, 2019
Jan 12, 2019 at 3:55 PM UTC
Never One To Lick Boots, To Show My Worth
She used the stars as her blanket, the moon was her pillow Her name is carried on every limb of every weeping willow The winds of change she often road A free wild soul, through the cosmos she flowed In the Milky Way she liked dipping in her toes Can't you see the silver ripples as they flow When on Saturn's rings she would go for a twirl That shinny raven night hair always waved out behind her She would wash her soul clean in Jupiter's falls She always loved listening to that planets howling wind's calls But now she sits on the Dark Side of the Moon In her twinkling dark eyes, tears are in bloom They are flowing down her checks, falling out into space She is crying because she finally got a look at this pathetic human race Saddened and sicken by what she saw She jetted of into the cosmos, never to return at all Now we can only tell stories of that raven haired beauty, as we set beside her shore It is a sea of her tears, when the sorrowful ways of man she could take no more
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Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 10:59 AM UTC
A Wild Free Spirit
He's black and tiny. Dull but shinny. Disgusted with its presence. People swap him off the tables, the wall. Their eyes blazing with flare. Raising fists about to strike, their food becomes trash in a moment, the fly flies, not anymore, squashed and lifeless, where it lies paralyzed and dies.
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Jul 31, 2014
Jul 31, 2014 at 11:21 PM UTC
the Fly
I see it for just a moment A squishy mound of fur to the far right of the asphalt This latest pile of dislocated mush is presented on a desert highway A raccoon? No. Too small. A coyote? Maybe. Who can tell? That play-dough pile of crushed bones was not created outside the white lines where it now lays Some chosen soul scraped and scooped the mystery meat to its resting place Some jumpsuit wearing civilian is intimately aware with the parentage of the reassembled road victim Do they have a moment of silence after the last shovel scrape? Do they hold an internal roadside memorial? What of the homicidal perpetrator behind his wheels? He must know the identity of his victim He must feel the agony of guilt Or, is his only remorse in the quarters he must spend at the self-service carwash to remove the evidence? Perhaps Road-Kill animals haunt their vehicle killers Maybe their blood can never be truly washed from the ****** weapon’s shinny surface Like spots on Lady Macbeth’s hands Perhaps the killer’s dreams are frequented by unidentifiable ****** mounds with eyes that stare from unnatural places After all Justice must be had in one way or another For the unrecognizable John Doe pile represents all those wild things that must chance to cross the hard, hot, lethal highway
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Apr 11, 2013
Apr 11, 2013 at 10:26 PM UTC
The Highway
I’ve had this red heart shaped locket for 12 years now. I got it as a gumball prize at a rundown Chinese restaurant (maybe in Germantown?) A lot of the paint has chipped off and the tiny keys to it are long gone. What shows beneath the paint is shinny tin. When I was a tacky teen I would wear it clasped around my neck imitating Sid but not knowing it. I always wanted someone to give me something like this but I impatiently jumped the gun and cranked the dial of the machine myself, and the tiny Valentine rolled out. (SINCERELY, YOURS TRULY) No sentiment to share. Now I’m nearly 30 and it hangs on my key chain, a teenaged 50 cent memory amongst adult responsibility. If you see me standing crossed arm at a show, and spy my red locket, know that I’m an advocate of living in the past, and harboring silly passions.
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Oct 1, 2013
Oct 1, 2013 at 1:24 PM UTC
red locket
There is a strong sentimental attachment to an old dark blue pickup with pin stripping Hadn't driven it in years…its tires were loosing air Intentions of getting it road worthy were slipping A neighbor spied it … asking if it was for sale Saying he needed something like it for hauling With a sigh… I relinquished my keepsake affection With a boost… it sputtered… then purred without stalling Too late to reconsider and backing out of the deal... Giving a gentle pat to the shinny chrome bumper I lovingly said, 'Take care of the ol' girl... she'll be good to you if you maintain and pamper'
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Jun 12, 2013
Jun 12, 2013 at 1:24 PM UTC
1984 Dodge Pickup
When I was a little girl, I loved to play with dolls. On Christmas morning, I would wake up And a beautiful, pristine little doll sat beneath the tree. Encased within those shiny plastic walls, Displayed like a piece of fine art at a museum.                             — Except, I could never stay behind the red velvet rope. I snipped, and slashed, and cut away, Until her plastic fortress was breached. She was mine. I stroked her soft, fine hair, Feeling the silky strands upon my fingertips And I whispered in her ear “I will love you forever”. She looked upon me With bright blues eyes, Rose painted lips, And a compliant smile. I knew she was mine. And then I would play… Yank the blue polka dot dress off her slender figure And contort her delicate frame into any position I pleased. She was mine to love. Mine to control. Shoved her into my backpack and brought her to school Grubby little fingers reached out to play with her: The girls playing dress up, The boys playing dress down. And now, her once silky hair, brittle strands of straw, So wild and tangled no comb could soothe. Raced to the kitchen, grabbed the scissors And hacked away furiously, Somehow believing I could fix her With the very scissors I used to break her protective walls. Now found myself staring wistfully at the dolls with long shinny hair When my mother took me to the department store. Then one day, as I played with her in the backyard, A leg popped off and would not go back on. So I threw her disfigured body in the trash Atop the rotting carrot peels and broken egg shells. That compliant smile shone through, Begging me to take her back…                      — But I had a new doll now. Years later, when my childish things were packed away in the attic, I sat upon the park bench in my blue polka dot dress, With shimmering locks cascading softly upon my collarbones. And you told me I was your Mona Lisa. You told me, “I will love you forever”. I smiled And promised I would do anything to make you happy. But then you started coming home With alcohol on your breath and wrath in your eyes. And struck me for all the things I did wrong. I said I was sorry, Promised to do anything to make you happy. But it was never enough. You threw me upon the bed with fury glittering in your crimson orbs. Took me with carnal lust That never seemed to ease the hate. And left me broken, With blue fingerprints imprinted upon my porcelain skin. — And never came back Now, when people ask me why I never let my daughter play with dolls, I reply: Some things are better left in the box.
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Feb 12, 2015
Feb 12, 2015 at 4:57 PM UTC
Why I Never Let My Daughter Play With Dolls
When I was a little girl, I loved to play with dolls. On Christmas morning, I would wake up And a beautiful, pristine little doll sat beneath the tree. Encased within those shiny plastic walls, Displayed like a piece of fine art at a museum.                             — Except, I could never stay behind the red velvet rope. I snipped, and slashed, and cut away, Until her plastic fortress was breached. She was mine. I stroked her soft, fine hair, Feeling the silky strands upon my fingertips And I whispered in her ear “I will love you forever”. She looked upon me With bright blues eyes, Rose painted lips, And a compliant smile. I knew she was mine. And then I would play… Yank the blue polka dot dress off her slender figure And contort her delicate frame into any position I pleased. She was mine to love. Mine to control. Shoved her into my backpack and brought her to school Grubby little fingers reached out to play with her: The girls playing dress up, The boys playing dress down. And now, her once silky hair, brittle strands of straw, So wild and tangled no comb could soothe. Raced to the kitchen, grabbed the scissors And hacked away furiously, Somehow believing I could fix her With the very scissors I used to break her protective walls. Now found myself staring wistfully at the dolls with long shinny hair When my mother took me to the department store. Then one day, as I played with her in the backyard, A leg popped off and would not go back on. So I threw her disfigured body in the trash Atop the rotting carrot peels and broken egg shells. That compliant smile shone through, Begging me to take her back…                      — But I had a new doll now. Years later, when my childish things were packed away in the attic, I sat upon the park bench in my blue polka dot dress, With shimmering locks cascading softly upon my collarbones. And you told me I was your Mona Lisa. You told me, “I will love you forever”. I smiled And promised I would do anything to make you happy. But then you started coming home With alcohol on your breath and wrath in your eyes. And struck me for all the things I did wrong. I said I was sorry, Promised to do anything to make you happy. But it was never enough. You threw me upon the bed with fury glittering in your crimson orbs. Took me with carnal lust That never seemed to ease the hate. And left me broken, With blue fingerprints imprinted upon my porcelain skin. — And never came back Now, when people ask me why I never let my daughter play with dolls, I reply: Some things are better left in the box.
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but we’re only human. when it comes into something you’re truly passionate it’s even easier to make a snap judgement. if it were me however I would have never made it this far I never bothered going in for a closer inspection. That’s right, in my own flawed and jaded ” been there, done that” mindset As it turns out, very. I’ll be the first to admit that while I consider myself to have a rather smiley pallet open mindedness can occasionally be on short reverse. Fortunately fate would give me another chance to get up close this faith and after the recommendation from a friend I did a little web minning. The more I discovered about the faith the further my foot traveled into my mouth. When I finally finished off my last slice of humble pancake I realized that the only acceptable way to right my wrong would be head to the place were its all start. When I first saw the faith it was still shocking, how shinny it was and still. Even with my ‘vast knowledge’ of all things people I thought it was surely a cover. But that’s just another item we can add to the “thing I was wrong about” list. The advantages of this process compared to conventional talking are vast primarily the ability to talking virtually anything. but as easy as it is to get carried away by the impressive exterior of fake smile there’s more to it. if you’ll pardon my ridiculous pun but it has been given a kick in the pants. Speaking of driving hard, that’s exactly what the ‘cranky’ guy doing with his car everyday since he just 9 years old. There’s nothing I like more than a car ok, I also put on cakes and cat into the list. But what’s the point. that was me not you or anybody else. I must say it’s been a while since I misjudged people so badly but certainly there is a lesson to be learned, no? What I thought to be a run-for-the-cover behavior is really anything but and my first impression has now been well and truly erased. it’s not some untalkable harebrained concept and its not sitting around in a warehouse collecting dust. it’s doing exactly what a guy should be - it’s being driven its way.
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Jul 13, 2012
Jul 13, 2012 at 10:36 PM UTC
As a child we are told to never judge a book by its cover
but we’re only human. when it comes into something you’re truly passionate it’s even easier to make a snap judgement. if it were me however I would have never made it this far I never bothered going in for a closer inspection. That’s right, in my own flawed and jaded ” been there, done that” mindset As it turns out, very. I’ll be the first to admit that while I consider myself to have a rather smiley pallet open mindedness can occasionally be on short reverse. Fortunately fate would give me another chance to get up close this faith and after the recommendation from a friend I did a little web minning. The more I discovered about the faith the further my foot traveled into my mouth. When I finally finished off my last slice of humble pancake I realized that the only acceptable way to right my wrong would be head to the place were its all start. When I first saw the faith it was still shocking, how shinny it was and still. Even with my ‘vast knowledge’ of all things people I thought it was surely a cover. But that’s just another item we can add to the “thing I was wrong about” list. The advantages of this process compared to conventional talking are vast primarily the ability to talking virtually anything. but as easy as it is to get carried away by the impressive exterior of fake smile there’s more to it. if you’ll pardon my ridiculous pun but it has been given a kick in the pants. Speaking of driving hard, that’s exactly what the ‘cranky’ guy doing with his car everyday since he just 9 years old. There’s nothing I like more than a car ok, I also put on cakes and cat into the list. But what’s the point. that was me not you or anybody else. I must say it’s been a while since I misjudged people so badly but certainly there is a lesson to be learned, no? What I thought to be a run-for-the-cover behavior is really anything but and my first impression has now been well and truly erased. it’s not some untalkable harebrained concept and its not sitting around in a warehouse collecting dust. it’s doing exactly what a guy should be - it’s being driven its way.
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My grade school burned down twice. Once in the 1930's then again  in the 50's. They rebuilt, there were two large black and white framed photographs of the school houses before both fires hanging in the main hallway. At some point in the reconstruction someone had decided on two boys restrooms. The one at ground level was always clean. There were small white tiles and fresh blue paint. It always smelled like pine cleaner, never ran out of paper towels. There was always sweet smelling liquid soap in the shinny silver dispensers. There were doors with shinny silver locks on the stalls. It was a timeless space, pristine and somehow preserved. Free and unscathed by the ugliness of the world. Then there was the other one. The restroom below ground in the basement. There were ground level windows with round wire cages over them. The view of the ***** untied tennis shoes attached to saggy socks and scabbed knees. The children ran about with purpose over every inch of the playgrounds hot black top as I'd try to guess who's feet were who's. There were no doors on the stalls, yellow stains beneath every leaky ****** Smears of rust around the faucets , a coarse hand soap in the often broken dispensers. More fit for prisoners than students. It smelled like **** and was always cold. I don't know why one was always cleaner than the other. Maybe it was an unwritten janitor law. Maybe they seen it as somehow lower than the other. I always chose the basement restroom. It just seemed more natural to me, it made me feel strong, made it all feel more real. Now after so many hardships as I sit with drink in hand or lay down while high on some drug I can't seem to  help but look back and remember. Then ponder the question. "Have I always been meant to live in such a ***** harsh environment, even way back then?"
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May 2, 2013
May 2, 2013 at 8:49 PM UTC
Finding the empty way back then
My grade school burned down twice. Once in the 1930's then again  in the 50's. They rebuilt, there were two large black and white framed photographs of the school houses before both fires hanging in the main hallway. At some point in the reconstruction someone had decided on two boys restrooms. The one at ground level was always clean. There were small white tiles and fresh blue paint. It always smelled like pine cleaner, never ran out of paper towels. There was always sweet smelling liquid soap in the shinny silver dispensers. There were doors with shinny silver locks on the stalls. It was a timeless space, pristine and somehow preserved. Free and unscathed by the ugliness of the world. Then there was the other one. The restroom below ground in the basement. There were ground level windows with round wire cages over them. The view of the ***** untied tennis shoes attached to saggy socks and scabbed knees. The children ran about with purpose over every inch of the playgrounds hot black top as I'd try to guess who's feet were who's. There were no doors on the stalls, yellow stains beneath every leaky ****** Smears of rust around the faucets , a coarse hand soap in the often broken dispensers. More fit for prisoners than students. It smelled like **** and was always cold. I don't know why one was always cleaner than the other. Maybe it was an unwritten janitor law. Maybe they seen it as somehow lower than the other. I always chose the basement restroom. It just seemed more natural to me, it made me feel strong, made it all feel more real. Now after so many hardships as I sit with drink in hand or lay down while high on some drug I can't seem to  help but look back and remember. Then ponder the question. "Have I always been meant to live in such a ***** harsh environment, even way back then?"
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In a deep recess Cloaked in darkness Her shinny body Glowing outside of its opaque deeds Waiting for a prey She does not miss a beat The fact that you are alive Makes her tremble with hate Black becomes her Messenger of death A she twirls around in her webb Exposing the red dot Of her hour glass Colette Anne Naegle copy rights 2007
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Feb 28, 2012
Feb 28, 2012 at 2:51 AM UTC
Black widow
Verse 1 You're supposed to shine in the light but you end up in the dark so why did you give up the fight? your bite is bigger than your bark a slow blow and you're in motion so why can't you show me your heartbreak condition Pre-chorus You're like stars in the sky made out to shine but right now Chorus You're dull glitter really down and bitter it hurts to see you this way have you even saw the light of day? come with me to live and see the bright side of life for a change, be with someone nice. Verse 2 You brighten a kids day because you're so shinny and colorful they want to pick you up and play remember, her love is true she never wronged you she waits to say the 3 words before its too late pre-Chorus Maybe one day you'll see that girl shes me Chorus You're dull glitter really down and bitter it hurts to see you this way have you even saw the light of day? come with me to live and see the bright side of life for a change, be with someone nice. Bridge I can brighten you up just give me a chance my love is in a cup just a sip and we'll be lip to lip Chorus You're dull glitter really down and bitter it hurts to see you this way have you even saw the light of day? come with me to live and see the bright side of life for a change, be with someone nice.
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Jan 7, 2013
Jan 7, 2013 at 7:39 PM UTC
Dull Glitter
The starry lit clouds shy and shinny captured on the nearby cherry tree branches reflected your Apollo locks glitter you pressed me on a barren trunk your torso became a burning tree trying to cool in a pond full of lava Your tongue played rose~tit mary magic ~on white satin hills. My back hurt a bit, scratched, the blouse finger blown, open. And then. . . the real tempo started to begin. . .
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Aug 23, 2015
Aug 23, 2015 at 11:12 AM UTC
And then. . .
Oh how I miss my green eyes. my green eyes. That saw me so fine. How shinny I shine in your greeneyes. Fire burn so bright in, greeneyes. Shake me up. Rattle my insides. Make be remember where my passion is. Forever I feel all of you as mine All of you. All the time. Had me loosing my mind _________________ You spoke words I never heard. cut me to the core: had me always wanting more. I put my self in the best place to be used and push away but I swayed so I guess it has to be this way. Hearts became one that day, you know. You felt what words can never display with what we felt beyond touch. It melts me awake each and every day. I love you to the change in me this way. Fire is lite my lovin..
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Oct 22, 2016
Oct 22, 2016 at 12:58 AM UTC
LUCasAmeCasa
Sunshine she scatters shimmery splashes Surrounding Sally's street. Submerging submissive skies Swinging slowly Sluggishing, Sauntering softly. Sweeping soft swimming skies south. Spraying sparkling sprinkles Shinning splashing springs. Spreading sunshine's shimmery sparkles. Similarly, Sing-song sparrows sway, singing sonorously, sky-bound. Sunshine She swings, spluttering shinny splashes Showering sweet solemn shades. Suntanning skies Suntanning seas Suntanning streams Suntanning species Surrounding survival space. Suntanning Sally's supple skin. Sally stares, squinting. Sunshine strikes. Sally stays star-struck. Speechless, sober Sally slides. Sweetly savouring sunshine's shrewd styles. Swallowing some sunshine sparkles. Sunshine, She swims Spreading sparkles solemnly. Sally sees. Sally  sighs. Sally's street saw students scream sweet songs. Sally's street served sweet shopping sprees. Since suddenly Sally's street screamed silence. 'Stay safe' Sally's screen suggests Sally strolls sadly Shaking solemnly. Sauntering sheepishly, 'staying safe' Sally's shopkeeper's sister salutes, smiling sardonically. Silence suddenly screams sacred scaries. Sickness stole Sally's street. Silence swallowed sweet songs students sang. Shredding sanity. Shaming sweet surrounding state. Sickness seduced stress. Stress succumbed. Seducing several sins. Shattering Shaming Stabbing Slaughtering sanity. Sad Sally sneaks, Sitting, sipping snail soup. Softly sobbing Sorrowfully singing.
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May 25, 2020
May 25, 2020 at 4:07 PM UTC
SALLY'S SAGA
Sunshine she scatters shimmery splashes Surrounding Sally's street. Submerging submissive skies Swinging slowly Sluggishing, Sauntering softly. Sweeping soft swimming skies south. Spraying sparkling sprinkles Shinning splashing springs. Spreading sunshine's shimmery sparkles. Similarly, Sing-song sparrows sway, singing sonorously, sky-bound. Sunshine She swings, spluttering shinny splashes Showering sweet solemn shades. Suntanning skies Suntanning seas Suntanning streams Suntanning species Surrounding survival space. Suntanning Sally's supple skin. Sally stares, squinting. Sunshine strikes. Sally stays star-struck. Speechless, sober Sally slides. Sweetly savouring sunshine's shrewd styles. Swallowing some sunshine sparkles. Sunshine, She swims Spreading sparkles solemnly. Sally sees. Sally  sighs. Sally's street saw students scream sweet songs. Sally's street served sweet shopping sprees. Since suddenly Sally's street screamed silence. 'Stay safe' Sally's screen suggests Sally strolls sadly Shaking solemnly. Sauntering sheepishly, 'staying safe' Sally's shopkeeper's sister salutes, smiling sardonically. Silence suddenly screams sacred scaries. Sickness stole Sally's street. Silence swallowed sweet songs students sang. Shredding sanity. Shaming sweet surrounding state. Sickness seduced stress. Stress succumbed. Seducing several sins. Shattering Shaming Stabbing Slaughtering sanity. Sad Sally sneaks, Sitting, sipping snail soup. Softly sobbing Sorrowfully singing.
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Wait a minute, is it already Christmas again Seems I just took down the lights and the tree Is there no rest for the downtrodden and weary This season sometimes takes the Merry Gentleman out of me So I load up the sleigh with the dog and the kids The old beat up station wagon I drive On the hunt for this years perfect tree We'll be lucky if we make it back home alive As we jingle all the way to the local tree farm Six kids and a dog singing at the top of their lungs With only twelve days left before Christmas My ** ** ** is already long gone Picking the best tree out within our budget My wife says Charlie Brown would be proud I ask smarty pants Mrs. Santa what she meant by that She'd rather not say with the little elves around Before an argument even ensues I've lost the battle before I hit the front line You wonder how I'm so confident of that The same thing happened last year at this time As I struggle to get the tree off the roof of my jalopy While Jack the dog in the frost is nipping at my toes I fall to the ground with visions of sugar plums dancing in my head Waking up to the dogs frozen tongue stuck up my nose Finally with the tree set up in the front parlor I notice it leans bad to one side Taking my chainsaw to alleviate the problem The gas fumes **** my kids parakeet out right With Hobby Lobby open late for the holidays I was able to purchase the product I need Working late into the wee morning hours I did a good job shellacking the parakeet I'm not sure that my kids even noticed Or brought up the question what for But they sure like the shinny new ornament Hanging next to the hamster that disappeared the year before Well, I survived another preparing for Christmas As subconsciously I'm being led To wrap myself in last years present "The Snuggie" And dream of those sugar plums dancing in my head
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Dec 6, 2013
Dec 6, 2013 at 8:47 AM UTC
The Christmas Tree
Wait a minute, is it already Christmas again Seems I just took down the lights and the tree Is there no rest for the downtrodden and weary This season sometimes takes the Merry Gentleman out of me So I load up the sleigh with the dog and the kids The old beat up station wagon I drive On the hunt for this years perfect tree We'll be lucky if we make it back home alive As we jingle all the way to the local tree farm Six kids and a dog singing at the top of their lungs With only twelve days left before Christmas My ** ** ** is already long gone Picking the best tree out within our budget My wife says Charlie Brown would be proud I ask smarty pants Mrs. Santa what she meant by that She'd rather not say with the little elves around Before an argument even ensues I've lost the battle before I hit the front line You wonder how I'm so confident of that The same thing happened last year at this time As I struggle to get the tree off the roof of my jalopy While Jack the dog in the frost is nipping at my toes I fall to the ground with visions of sugar plums dancing in my head Waking up to the dogs frozen tongue stuck up my nose Finally with the tree set up in the front parlor I notice it leans bad to one side Taking my chainsaw to alleviate the problem The gas fumes **** my kids parakeet out right With Hobby Lobby open late for the holidays I was able to purchase the product I need Working late into the wee morning hours I did a good job shellacking the parakeet I'm not sure that my kids even noticed Or brought up the question what for But they sure like the shinny new ornament Hanging next to the hamster that disappeared the year before Well, I survived another preparing for Christmas As subconsciously I'm being led To wrap myself in last years present "The Snuggie" And dream of those sugar plums dancing in my head
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I'm innocent  everything goes opposite LiFe has no abashment  Problems are objects Life is aberrant  shoots hard bullets  I'm innocent  Life is full of coincidences Hope people understand  Life ? People abases  Its a painful wound No more absolves  I'm innocent I'm tired of myself Sick of being the same I feel like a werewolf  Me , I did defame  Myself is just a calf  I'm innocent  This what life wants  No more tolerate Live in aborts  Small sins accumulate  Chokes me with ascots  I'm innocent  I don't want this Live in aversion  It's only my bris  Love must accretion  Or live like the ******* nazis  I'm innocent  I NEED her back Important in my life circle keeps me on the track  Every word is a canticle  Wrack hack her lack clack  I'm innocent  She's the one i NEED My life is She Sweet, tasty like the aniseed  The most important strophe  Makes it shinny and adorned  I'm innocent I don't want drugs I hate to scab  Its not brags  It hurts like a stab Drugs is crags  Edit by: Melanie on this fourteenth day of September, twenty thirteen
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Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 7:54 AM UTC
InnocenT & LosT
Creamy shinny skin some what like Bronze, With a limp like a **** some what Like the fonz, He pocesses  a hot touch as much as an African summer, With a choice voice as loud as the crackeling of thunder So cool  he talks with his walks when he runs he slides so smoove when he groove he glides
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 12:07 PM UTC
The fonz
Her birthday is on the anniversary of the Boston Tea Party, She love to garden and cook, Guess you can blame that on her Italian heritage. She has one tattoo I convinced her to get with me, A humming bird on our right foot… She has silver shinny hair, And loves to scrapbook and take pictures where ever we go. But most of all, She’s my mother and my best friend. She keeps all my little secrets, And her ears are always ready to listen. (Even when I talk them off) Some of my happiest memories, Are of being in her company. Spa night’s with hair rapped up in a towel, And nails painted, and laughs till bedtime. Girls weekends at my apartment, Sipping Blue Nun wine and watching “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” But the thing that gets me most is, She is and always will be there When I feel no one else is. When I first dealt with depression and bipolar, I was scared, and I felt alone. But she held me through every nightmare, And dried every single tear, Cause that’s what mommies do best. And believe me when I say she should get The mother of the year award, Cause I may be adopted, But when people ask me who my mom is, I say her, Cause she deserves that title more than anyone in the universe!
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Dec 16, 2013
Dec 16, 2013 at 2:25 PM UTC
Mommy & Me
The Cop I'm a cop walking the beat, about to retire with hurt feet. followed a man who looked suspicious, from the size of his gun, I knew he was vicious. He went inside a hotel lobby, acting all bossy and snobby. He took hostages, except for me, I shot him dead and set them free. That's the old fashioned American way, plus I'm a cop, who wants his pay. Next night I heard a woman scream, getting ***** as he tried to spill his cream. I also shot him dead, for saving her, she gave me head. All because I'm a good cop, I offered to use the mop. I shoot people who sell drugs, their just useless stupid thugs. I shoot first, question are for later, my gun would **** the largest alligator. Next night followed a woman, inside a store, she was shoplifting, I thought maybe she was poor. Followed he into her fancy car, I shot that stealing rock star. Got in some trouble on that one, a cops job is never done. Next night followed a molester, following a young boy, offering candy and a shinny new toy. Saw him stalking in the park, but I'm a cop, who's not afraid of the dark. Took my shot, while he was watching, it was the boys dad, I saw falling. Retired early without a pension, should have taken that course in safety prevention.
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Jan 6, 2014
Jan 6, 2014 at 2:14 AM UTC
The Cop