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"shooters" poems
Why am I so weak? Why can’t I be strong for once. Why can’t I be normal? Why do I live in a world of pain This reality of truth This realm of heartbreak? Why do I live in a society where I fear for my life? I fear the terrorists coming, I fear the school shooters shooting, I fear the threats that have yet to be known. Why should I, or anyone Have to grow up with this? The constant threat of something coming, The feeling of uncertainty when it come to school, Wondering if I’ll be the next victim? When will I be able to walk the streets, Not wondering if I will get shot. What wrong with today? People ask. Let me tell you. I have to grow up Living In fear for my life I have to grow up with the threats of terrorism I have to grow up Wondering if I’ll die today I have to grow up Knowing the world is falling apart I have to grow up Feeling as if there is always something bigger than me I have to grow up With no hope for a better world This world is toxic, I wonder when others will start noticing
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Apr 10, 2018
Apr 10, 2018 at 5:57 PM UTC
The World Terrors
The shortest distance between two points of travel. The fastest method for achieving a result. Quickest answer for a resolution. Marrying equals.   All terminology meaning essentially the same thing; synthesis. That is what the two-party system is meant to be doing. It is the point of checks and balances. A check is a stopgap. A balance is a measure.   No one wants to ban personal firearms. No one wants mentally-ill people to own them. No one advocates violence by school teachers to assuage future potential violence. No reasonable person wants children to grow up in a police state school system. No American believes that State and Federal government can agree on what should be done in all states.   We will not be arming teachers. Nor will we be banning guns. There will never be armed guards at public schools. States and the Federal government disagree on so many levels there will never be consensus on change when it comes to this issue. So, change the issue in a way that offers a stopgap as a measure.   The President of The United States issues a proclamation that all land directly adjacent to the front of all public schools will be bought by the federal government at today's market price. That price will be fixed provided the states do two things. Use state eminent domain laws(every state already has them) to file a claim on said properties and assess the value thereof for the federal government.   Secondly, establish police precincts on said property.     Ask yourself; "How many children would die if the local police were directly across the street from the school at the time of the shooting?" And, "Would Conservatives or Liberals be against this proposal?"    Also, We should all remember that these shooters plan their attacks and would have to plan around the police being there immediately after they begin one.   Problem solved...                              ...and no one touched a gun(right) to do it.
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Feb 23, 2018
Feb 23, 2018 at 3:04 AM UTC
A Gun Essay
The shortest distance between two points of travel. The fastest method for achieving a result. Quickest answer for a resolution. Marrying equals.   All terminology meaning essentially the same thing; synthesis. That is what the two-party system is meant to be doing. It is the point of checks and balances. A check is a stopgap. A balance is a measure.   No one wants to ban personal firearms. No one wants mentally-ill people to own them. No one advocates violence by school teachers to assuage future potential violence. No reasonable person wants children to grow up in a police state school system. No American believes that State and Federal government can agree on what should be done in all states.   We will not be arming teachers. Nor will we be banning guns. There will never be armed guards at public schools. States and the Federal government disagree on so many levels there will never be consensus on change when it comes to this issue. So, change the issue in a way that offers a stopgap as a measure.   The President of The United States issues a proclamation that all land directly adjacent to the front of all public schools will be bought by the federal government at today's market price. That price will be fixed provided the states do two things. Use state eminent domain laws(every state already has them) to file a claim on said properties and assess the value thereof for the federal government.   Secondly, establish police precincts on said property.     Ask yourself; "How many children would die if the local police were directly across the street from the school at the time of the shooting?" And, "Would Conservatives or Liberals be against this proposal?"    Also, We should all remember that these shooters plan their attacks and would have to plan around the police being there immediately after they begin one.   Problem solved...                              ...and no one touched a gun(right) to do it.
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psychologism, i.e. neo-racism, neo- due to it being without any collective ethnic collectivisation, best insinuated by marijuana users, grouping alcoholics with ****** sharp shooters; they think they have the moral high ground, but they talk jack sh-: medicinal marijuana is synthetic marijuana / ore without casual-use effects, it's not the sh- you put in your **** have a *** change and tell me about children suffering from cancer while you're at it: because those starving children of africa adverts... are really really working... knowing that the man in control of such charities earns over half a million a year - post-colonialism only really works while you have former colonial indigenous peoples nearby, then you can milk that ***** cow from the locals... make sure you think the nairobi international airport has a dirt runway and you'll feel all ******* fuzzy giving money to these companies... post-colonialism only works like that... import some former colonials to milk the former colonial whites into coughing up money & guilt... then watch the irish get leery with sarcasm at almost anything... and the scots gear up pride and become politically malignant... the good friday agreement? tony blair did as much as / avoiding-tax cigarettes smuggled from eastern europe west of the ural mountains exchanged in belfast... but geographic borders were never used in rhetoric in politics... because ireland was always further west than iceland: as oaths go... it was a neighbour of liberty iseland... with the true statue of liberty in a moulin rouge cancan attire, skirt up, flame extinguished - although ***** as hell: and in koranic reality, requiring a harem for her three holes.
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Dec 25, 2015
Dec 25, 2015 at 10:22 PM UTC
marijuana optional
psychologism, i.e. neo-racism, neo- due to it being without any collective ethnic collectivisation, best insinuated by marijuana users, grouping alcoholics with ****** sharp shooters; they think they have the moral high ground, but they talk jack sh-: medicinal marijuana is synthetic marijuana / ore without casual-use effects, it's not the sh- you put in your **** have a *** change and tell me about children suffering from cancer while you're at it: because those starving children of africa adverts... are really really working... knowing that the man in control of such charities earns over half a million a year - post-colonialism only really works while you have former colonial indigenous peoples nearby, then you can milk that ***** cow from the locals... make sure you think the nairobi international airport has a dirt runway and you'll feel all ******* fuzzy giving money to these companies... post-colonialism only works like that... import some former colonials to milk the former colonial whites into coughing up money & guilt... then watch the irish get leery with sarcasm at almost anything... and the scots gear up pride and become politically malignant... the good friday agreement? tony blair did as much as / avoiding-tax cigarettes smuggled from eastern europe west of the ural mountains exchanged in belfast... but geographic borders were never used in rhetoric in politics... because ireland was always further west than iceland: as oaths go... it was a neighbour of liberty iseland... with the true statue of liberty in a moulin rouge cancan attire, skirt up, flame extinguished - although ***** as hell: and in koranic reality, requiring a harem for her three holes.
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in our besieged republic snipers are popping up everywhere taking *** shots ending lives with a well placed head shot active shooters star in world premier events jokers rise like dark knights casting large looming shadows on real 3D cinemax multiplexed screens sprinkling overpriced buckets of popcorn with generous dollops of blood others head back to school still ****** about missing recess and excessive sentences to detention halls where bullies tortured scrawny inmates with wedgies and painful ***** twisters they’ve come back to even the score leaving bullet hole pockmarks on Sharpie smudged   smart boards declaring endless summer vacations for classrooms of children who don’t give wedgies and only dream of soft ***** these urban guerillas are now working to liberate airports from the tyranny of TSA agents fulfilling PATRIOT ACT duties for 10 bucks an hour and last night the latest active shooter showed up at the Garden State Plaza, -my hometown mall of america- mumbling about his Grand Theft Auto score, strung out and crashing from an unfilled pharma addiction script he grew up as a Highwayman in Teaneck a former classmate working at Nordstroms said he was a really good kid he was, one of the good ones, he could have shot some people but the only person he shot in the head was himself legions of police officers surrounding the mall stood down grateful for overtime milling about in the flashing red strobes inhaling the heady blue fumes rising to commend Bergen County Blue Laws and next Sunday’s time and a half active shooter training day Jimi Hendrix: Machine Gun Oakland 11/5/13 jbm
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Nov 5, 2013
Nov 5, 2013 at 1:12 PM UTC
active shooter
in our besieged republic snipers are popping up everywhere taking *** shots ending lives with a well placed head shot active shooters star in world premier events jokers rise like dark knights casting large looming shadows on real 3D cinemax multiplexed screens sprinkling overpriced buckets of popcorn with generous dollops of blood others head back to school still ****** about missing recess and excessive sentences to detention halls where bullies tortured scrawny inmates with wedgies and painful ***** twisters they’ve come back to even the score leaving bullet hole pockmarks on Sharpie smudged   smart boards declaring endless summer vacations for classrooms of children who don’t give wedgies and only dream of soft ***** these urban guerillas are now working to liberate airports from the tyranny of TSA agents fulfilling PATRIOT ACT duties for 10 bucks an hour and last night the latest active shooter showed up at the Garden State Plaza, -my hometown mall of america- mumbling about his Grand Theft Auto score, strung out and crashing from an unfilled pharma addiction script he grew up as a Highwayman in Teaneck a former classmate working at Nordstroms said he was a really good kid he was, one of the good ones, he could have shot some people but the only person he shot in the head was himself legions of police officers surrounding the mall stood down grateful for overtime milling about in the flashing red strobes inhaling the heady blue fumes rising to commend Bergen County Blue Laws and next Sunday’s time and a half active shooter training day Jimi Hendrix: Machine Gun Oakland 11/5/13 jbm
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A picture's worth One thousand words, Yet there's only  one word In "Selfie?" The "I" creates One thousand shots, So shooters Do your worse.
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Jul 27, 2014
Jul 27, 2014 at 9:19 AM UTC
The "I"s Have It
Script Zoom zoom goes the car with drug dealers Being chased by the cops in a spotted deal The exchange was spotted by the police Who gave chase six shooters drawn Firing at the fleeing BMW that sped away Bullets zinged into it others were fired back It was a right cowboys and Indians time Just like a movie film with John Wayne Who will win the cops or dealers? It’s just like a films script but real
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Sep 24, 2023
Sep 24, 2023 at 7:32 PM UTC
Script
tootsie pops, pop rocks, rock candy sweet tarts, smelly farts, war-heads, sour patch kids reeses pieces, reeses stix, snickers lickers fudge pile, chocolate smile, peanut butter bile, sugary style baby ruths, almond joys, soy bean sauce, creamy steam ill give u a payday, mayday, hay tastes good with parfai milkyways stay gay to play games with sunrays icing splicing with knife dicing makes cakes, cook steaks, rumcakes ****** sprinkles, rip van winkle, diddily dinkle gummy worms, germs impregnate firm, permed urns angel food, carrots, pineapple upsideways fruits, ***** parachutes, scooters, jello shooters goobers, corn on the cobbers, veggie wedgies, pepper leppers, squash boxes, fry foxes, fleet rocks', carrot tops', dishes of fishes, witches brew platypus and fat kush pushy slushies riding skateboards on gary busy fussy hussies getting blushy about cussies cereal made of creoles, bread straight from dreads, rice is nice with spice, yeast is beast, last but not least, wheat is a treat, kiwis, shmiwis, dodos on go phones, starfruits, bartlejuice, grape drank, sushi stinks. ill eat anything.
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Mar 12, 2015
Mar 12, 2015 at 4:50 AM UTC
candyland jam
I see your hand waver, now you're faced with a ghost, not the raw, killer features that were nailed to a post. Just an old, dying cowboy, trying hard to play host. There's a chair if you've mercy, and a story...come close. The liquor of youth lights a fire in you, son. Puts that flame in your eyes and the heat in your lungs. I wore that expression, before your thread was spun,   so let me unload, you can shoot when I'm done. Growing sore in my saddle as the nag became lame,   I sold off my shooters, then re-mortgaged my name. But tease out the creases, we're exactly the same; two felons of fortune, wanting someone to blame. See, I never got settled, didn't take me a wife. Sailed a ship in a bottle, on the edge of a knife. I put stock in misfortune and invested in strife, took diminished returns, paid no interest to life. But corralling cattle won't hold them for long, they're born to roam free where they know they belong. Soon the lipstick and whiskey begins to taste wrong, as the backroom piano sighs its monotone song. By a tangerine sunset I scraped off my boots and considered an orchard as it set down its roots. As a buzzing of insects idly nurtured its fruits, I was deafened by silence. My own garden was mute. So I clutched at the earth as I fell to the floor, to ask for forgiveness, as you darkened my door.   Seems redemption's eloped, like a gold digging *****   Just a name on a tombstone, for a few dollars more. Quite an end would be fitting for a fool so innate,   who has squandered his years until the hour is late. Son, unholster your weapon and wipe off the slate, I beg execution, swift vengeance,  But wait... Did I catch my reflection as it fell from your face? Like a hound in a heatwave, too tired to give chase?   Son, the trail that you're riding is easy replaced. You can stand in the sunlight, or come sit in my place.
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Jan 30, 2015
Jan 30, 2015 at 9:54 AM UTC
Legacy
I see your hand waver, now you're faced with a ghost, not the raw, killer features that were nailed to a post. Just an old, dying cowboy, trying hard to play host. There's a chair if you've mercy, and a story...come close. The liquor of youth lights a fire in you, son. Puts that flame in your eyes and the heat in your lungs. I wore that expression, before your thread was spun,   so let me unload, you can shoot when I'm done. Growing sore in my saddle as the nag became lame,   I sold off my shooters, then re-mortgaged my name. But tease out the creases, we're exactly the same; two felons of fortune, wanting someone to blame. See, I never got settled, didn't take me a wife. Sailed a ship in a bottle, on the edge of a knife. I put stock in misfortune and invested in strife, took diminished returns, paid no interest to life. But corralling cattle won't hold them for long, they're born to roam free where they know they belong. Soon the lipstick and whiskey begins to taste wrong, as the backroom piano sighs its monotone song. By a tangerine sunset I scraped off my boots and considered an orchard as it set down its roots. As a buzzing of insects idly nurtured its fruits, I was deafened by silence. My own garden was mute. So I clutched at the earth as I fell to the floor, to ask for forgiveness, as you darkened my door.   Seems redemption's eloped, like a gold digging *****   Just a name on a tombstone, for a few dollars more. Quite an end would be fitting for a fool so innate,   who has squandered his years until the hour is late. Son, unholster your weapon and wipe off the slate, I beg execution, swift vengeance,  But wait... Did I catch my reflection as it fell from your face? Like a hound in a heatwave, too tired to give chase?   Son, the trail that you're riding is easy replaced. You can stand in the sunlight, or come sit in my place.
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Now think this to yourself,why do you play games? One would say because It's fun,others would say the help out through emotional times. But that isn't the case since we all like different types of games. Some love hard platformers and most prefer shooters. But we all play them because of our needs such as autonomous,competence and relatedness. We all game for strategic skills or quick decision making. We all game for that last item you've searched for or that sense of teamwork. But that's not my decision on what games you enjoy but it is yours. So why do you play games? Well that's for you to decide.
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Nov 29, 2014
Nov 29, 2014 at 1:43 AM UTC
Games
Where Gloria lies Lydia once lay Gloria's boyfriend sleeps beside her (Gloria) & Lydia having to sleep in the cot bed feels the aches and pains in a bed too small and sits moodily on the red tiled front door step gazing at the Square chin in her small hands pouting lips the baker with his horse drawn cart goes by the man with his boxer dog walks on by waves as he is wont to do his dog sniffing the ground her father's voice sounding from indoors her mother's voice bellowing above his Benny rides along on his imaginary horse & rides over to her sitting there what's up? he asks fed up she replies staring at him my big sister & her boyfriend still have my bed & I'm stuck in the cot bed & I ache & feel angry & I could spit I see Benny says getting off his pretend horse anything I can do to help? only if you kidnap her boyfriend & send him off some place Lydia says what you doing anyway? she asks standing up & rubbing her behind which had become pins& needlely I was going to ride my blue scooter but you can come & we can share it along & down Rockingham Street he says she looks at him & says ok if I can have a ride even if it is blue or he says I can ask my sister if you can borrow her red one will she let me? Lydia asks sure to if I ask nicely & promise her some sweets he says ok Lydia says let's go then so they walked up to the flat where Benny lives with his parents & sister & brother & he asks his sister who says yes & so Benny & Lydia ride off across the Square on the two scooters & Benny has (for safety against bad cowboys) his two 6 gun shooters.
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Jul 29, 2015
Jul 29, 2015 at 3:16 PM UTC
SCOOTER RIDERS 1958
Where Gloria lies Lydia once lay Gloria's boyfriend sleeps beside her (Gloria) & Lydia having to sleep in the cot bed feels the aches and pains in a bed too small and sits moodily on the red tiled front door step gazing at the Square chin in her small hands pouting lips the baker with his horse drawn cart goes by the man with his boxer dog walks on by waves as he is wont to do his dog sniffing the ground her father's voice sounding from indoors her mother's voice bellowing above his Benny rides along on his imaginary horse & rides over to her sitting there what's up? he asks fed up she replies staring at him my big sister & her boyfriend still have my bed & I'm stuck in the cot bed & I ache & feel angry & I could spit I see Benny says getting off his pretend horse anything I can do to help? only if you kidnap her boyfriend & send him off some place Lydia says what you doing anyway? she asks standing up & rubbing her behind which had become pins& needlely I was going to ride my blue scooter but you can come & we can share it along & down Rockingham Street he says she looks at him & says ok if I can have a ride even if it is blue or he says I can ask my sister if you can borrow her red one will she let me? Lydia asks sure to if I ask nicely & promise her some sweets he says ok Lydia says let's go then so they walked up to the flat where Benny lives with his parents & sister & brother & he asks his sister who says yes & so Benny & Lydia ride off across the Square on the two scooters & Benny has (for safety against bad cowboys) his two 6 gun shooters.
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its the TV commercials the fake **** the campaign trail the welfare recipients psychotic shooters bible thumpers and athiests salesmen gangsters and special interests its junk mail the court system its the poor paying more the ignorant the scared the recluse the extroverts the sales tax the hospital bills zombie ammo beggars making more than me nuclear threats starvation animal abuse drug addiction half assery its the bullies the police its advantage in retreat the lies the masks the crys the laughs its all the ******** that ******* annoys me
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Aug 6, 2012
Aug 6, 2012 at 12:14 AM UTC
Get it out
What if you realize one day You needed God’s help And no matter how you tried There was nothing to be felt Sick on your bed and the Doctor’s has given up hope So with the little strength Left in your hands you Write someone a note You said you look for God And he were nowhere To be found At the point in your life you Needed him he somehow Let you down Your children running wild And there are bills to be paid Drive by shooters, shoot In your home, and now You are afraid So you feel like God has Taken a vacation from all The mess down here Just the thought of God on Vacation has arose Your deepest fear You call God with prayers Only his answering machine Picks up the slack He said I’m on vacation If you need anything it’ll Wait till I get back When God needed you Just to spread the word You refuse to do the job Because you lost your nerves He needed you to help your neighbor And help the homeless out You said I can’t give away my money So you sat in a corner and pout You thought you had it made With your brilliant education It’s not helping you now Cause God’s on vacation So what if God took a vacation And left this world alone Where would any of us be When he return home? This is how God feels when He gives you a task He wants the job done and He wants it done fast So when God give You a plan to carry To the nation; And you refuse his orders Then to him you’re on vacation
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Jul 21, 2016
Jul 21, 2016 at 1:08 PM UTC
What if God took a vacation
If you take my gun You may as well take my rights I have the right to bear arms To protect my fortress To defend my family I will use everything Machine guns Shotguns High-power rifles Anything So I can feel secure Around bullets of death 3 people lie motionless Blood seeping from shell wounds In the middle of a crowded mall 12 people lay lifeless Two years since their last death In the middle of a movie theater 28 innocent souls lay empty Most of whom couldn't understand In the middle of a elementary school What other people do with their weapons Doesn't concern me I will protect myself with my shotgun My machine gun My high-powered rifle Maybe I'll teach my child how to shoot So one day he can protect his family With assault weapons The victims of the crazed people Those insignificant others Are not dead by the shooters gun But by the shooter's insanity Those insignificant others Were just poor, unlucky souls Insignificant souls When I get older And not fit to live I'm going to give my machine gun My shotgun To my son So he can hold the fortress And protect his family From those insignificant others Those poor, innocent souls That will awake from the grave That will trespass his property That will look him in the eye With the wounds from Sandy Hook Aurora Movie Theater Columbia Mall Still viciously bleeding And dare him to shoot again To protect his cold-blooded ignorance RIP Brianna Benlolo and Tyler Johnson
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Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014 at 2:18 AM UTC
The Insignificant Others
Words are made of thoughts. I wish they'd intrude. I am lonely, unemployed with a nine to seven routine of various activities. A malignant trend courses through the head. Broadcasting it outside in the realm of trust where I am blank but set to go, it would have the appearance of a finely ambient glass of chocolate milk. Sometimes I'm asked why the relevance hinges on me. If I had to say, it's because I keep getting vignettes, like something out of a beggar's bowl, a wooden saltiness that becomes increasingly less involved. And, like, everytime I think about it, it's something similar to trying to walk on John Carter's Mars; and all of this trivial, like, asinine things can never match up to the draw, the pull of whatever has been dropped, whatever has been shorn unevenly like a badly eaten candy-bar. Or something. I don't know why it has to be about me. I don't, pull my weight, and recently I feel cold in the summer; I have slept under a bedsheet since June. That's not what this is about, or what I, want to project. This isn't a prerogative, a jarring hiss of due-dates incoming inevitably. I just **** Which is not a surprise, like organic web shooters is a surprise, or, thinking up something like a dead polemic of a sewer draining the sordid leftovers of a consciousness.
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Oct 12, 2018
Oct 12, 2018 at 2:00 PM UTC
Rambling, 2
[Verse 1: MGK] Every day I, wake up, to the same **** In the same house, with the same bricks In the same clothes, with the same kicks I might as well be in jail Caged in, stairin' at the wall waitin' for a change but Dad telling me I gotta get a job Couldn't pay the bills so the lights turned off Them Cleveland boys got it hard Oh my god, we been living like this too long Just to lose it all in a week My people too strong Get it? Me and my boys be gone Puffing on **** like this the lawn Me and my boys tired of being here That is why we gone They say we wouldn't amount to nothing, huh? Y’all thought we was bluffing, huh? Fought every temptation **** I guess I’m David Ruffin huh? Nowadays, we don’t gotta do that dirt, tell my boys they good And nowadays my little girl won’t have to work, moved her out the hood Look man, I done been through it all, and I’ma ****** if I got this far And if I let them strip me of this message let these haters take my heart This for the ones that had it hard, the ones like me, the underdogs This for the ones that waited for them clouds to fall, please god let it [Hook] You can't see my tears, in the rain Underneath it all, we’re just the same, same, same You can't see my tears, in the rain All around the world it’s just the same, same, same You can't see my tears, in the rain So I let it rain [Verse 2] And they mad that I made it out the city But if you look I'm still out in the city Before everything I had clout in the city Two other states and never bounced on the city Shout out to everybody that’s proud in the city Everybody cheering in the crowd from the city Everyone that never had doubts in the city Cause they know I represent what we about in the city And I’m still laced up, tell the world that’s nothing changed Till it’s hundred dollar bills in my pocket, then nothings change If my team ain't with me, then I don’t wanna thang, tell them I'll go broke before I run out on my gang EST over everything 100 thousand plus, cult fan base yea that is us, my songs tattooed on they body troubled youth, we bad as **** and what? Nobody gave a **** about for broken mirrors So I care less about appearance Just as long as they can hear us We’re fearless, we’re stupid, we’re dealers, we’re loser's We’re killers, we're orphan's, we’re addicts, we’re stealers We’re shooters so **** us We are what they say we are until conformity hits us Or those clouds come down and take them all with us, please god let it
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Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 2:57 PM UTC
See My Tears
[Verse 1: MGK] Every day I, wake up, to the same **** In the same house, with the same bricks In the same clothes, with the same kicks I might as well be in jail Caged in, stairin' at the wall waitin' for a change but Dad telling me I gotta get a job Couldn't pay the bills so the lights turned off Them Cleveland boys got it hard Oh my god, we been living like this too long Just to lose it all in a week My people too strong Get it? Me and my boys be gone Puffing on **** like this the lawn Me and my boys tired of being here That is why we gone They say we wouldn't amount to nothing, huh? Y’all thought we was bluffing, huh? Fought every temptation **** I guess I’m David Ruffin huh? Nowadays, we don’t gotta do that dirt, tell my boys they good And nowadays my little girl won’t have to work, moved her out the hood Look man, I done been through it all, and I’ma ****** if I got this far And if I let them strip me of this message let these haters take my heart This for the ones that had it hard, the ones like me, the underdogs This for the ones that waited for them clouds to fall, please god let it [Hook] You can't see my tears, in the rain Underneath it all, we’re just the same, same, same You can't see my tears, in the rain All around the world it’s just the same, same, same You can't see my tears, in the rain So I let it rain [Verse 2] And they mad that I made it out the city But if you look I'm still out in the city Before everything I had clout in the city Two other states and never bounced on the city Shout out to everybody that’s proud in the city Everybody cheering in the crowd from the city Everyone that never had doubts in the city Cause they know I represent what we about in the city And I’m still laced up, tell the world that’s nothing changed Till it’s hundred dollar bills in my pocket, then nothings change If my team ain't with me, then I don’t wanna thang, tell them I'll go broke before I run out on my gang EST over everything 100 thousand plus, cult fan base yea that is us, my songs tattooed on they body troubled youth, we bad as **** and what? Nobody gave a **** about for broken mirrors So I care less about appearance Just as long as they can hear us We’re fearless, we’re stupid, we’re dealers, we’re loser's We’re killers, we're orphan's, we’re addicts, we’re stealers We’re shooters so **** us We are what they say we are until conformity hits us Or those clouds come down and take them all with us, please god let it
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We rage like hormones like hyenas in heat and ruin homes (not on purpose, just on Fridays) So grown up, we're so grown up with our mature parties and relationship problems. Look! I'm pregnant! I'm oh so grown up! We puke up jello shooters and mama's meatloaf, wipe the whithered corners of pale mouths, smile giggle hazy glazy eyes in smokey basements and tree houses. Oh no, I do not promote it I only smoke it. But what can we do? I must be thin to be **** drunk to be interesting, naked to be loved. We need the skin contact because God knows we can't communicate by words, either by tweets or haphazard ******* in back seats. We are so grown up because we accept the filth, the naughty, the concepts that un-rad corporate burn outs can't comprehend. Wisdom in destruction, life in suicide. So allow me to fill my nose with shaymen's powders, so that I may regress to the days that I was Daddy's ballerina, and school yard games lacked dark ****** undertones.
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May 9, 2012
May 9, 2012 at 9:51 PM UTC
Cigarettes and Condoms
The giant fin whale swam along with the tide A nineteen-foot calf was swimming by her side They were swimming away from her mate’s now dead shell Trapped in a lagoon and then all shot to hell. She’ll raise her young calf on her own from now on Not mating again as they only take one Her mate had followed a herring shoal in with the tide And for a short while there were those who had tried To help him turn and head back to sea But the cruelty of nature would not let it be At eighty feet long and a shallow cliff lea It could not turn around to escape and be free. And then a vile streak in the locals took hold A most wicked shooting match began to unfold The most handsome of whales was trapped and revealed As shooters took aim and young children squealed. They fired and they fired and they fired and they fired Stopping only to reload and then when they got tired They even drove speedboats across his shot back Leaving deep deep prop cuts as a further attack. And when they were done and the whale was no more His body burst open and in death he’d now score For the stench of his now rancid corpse was so rotten This beautiful creature wasn’t easily forgotten. There was a man who tried hard to get him free But one man alone is as a wood with one tree And by the time he had got national press all aware The whale was now dead, so bored, they’d not now care. ©Joe Wilson – A Whale shouldn’t die like that 2014 Many years ago I was enthralled by the work of Farley Mowat the renowned Canadian environmentalist who died last month. From reading his book, based on real events ‘A Whale for the Killing’ published in 1972, I took to studying whales as a hobby and I quickly realised just what a perfect creature the Fin Whale is. It is the only whale that is match coloured along both sides giving it the same symmetrical beauty as a dolphin and is the second largest creature to live, the Blue Whale being the only creature bigger. It is so amazing it can lift its entire body out of the water. Why on earth would you fire thousands of rounds of ammunition into a creature so beautiful? Why? This is a small tribute to the memory of Farley Mowat (May 12, 1921 – May 6, 2014) and to people like him who try so hard, such as the Sea Shepherds who try to stop the massacre of bottle-nose dolphins each year in Taiji, Japan ostensibly for food, even though most Japanese people shun the whale-meat.
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Jun 1, 2014
Jun 1, 2014 at 6:57 PM UTC
A Whale shouldn't die like that
The giant fin whale swam along with the tide A nineteen-foot calf was swimming by her side They were swimming away from her mate’s now dead shell Trapped in a lagoon and then all shot to hell. She’ll raise her young calf on her own from now on Not mating again as they only take one Her mate had followed a herring shoal in with the tide And for a short while there were those who had tried To help him turn and head back to sea But the cruelty of nature would not let it be At eighty feet long and a shallow cliff lea It could not turn around to escape and be free. And then a vile streak in the locals took hold A most wicked shooting match began to unfold The most handsome of whales was trapped and revealed As shooters took aim and young children squealed. They fired and they fired and they fired and they fired Stopping only to reload and then when they got tired They even drove speedboats across his shot back Leaving deep deep prop cuts as a further attack. And when they were done and the whale was no more His body burst open and in death he’d now score For the stench of his now rancid corpse was so rotten This beautiful creature wasn’t easily forgotten. There was a man who tried hard to get him free But one man alone is as a wood with one tree And by the time he had got national press all aware The whale was now dead, so bored, they’d not now care. ©Joe Wilson – A Whale shouldn’t die like that 2014 Many years ago I was enthralled by the work of Farley Mowat the renowned Canadian environmentalist who died last month. From reading his book, based on real events ‘A Whale for the Killing’ published in 1972, I took to studying whales as a hobby and I quickly realised just what a perfect creature the Fin Whale is. It is the only whale that is match coloured along both sides giving it the same symmetrical beauty as a dolphin and is the second largest creature to live, the Blue Whale being the only creature bigger. It is so amazing it can lift its entire body out of the water. Why on earth would you fire thousands of rounds of ammunition into a creature so beautiful? Why? This is a small tribute to the memory of Farley Mowat (May 12, 1921 – May 6, 2014) and to people like him who try so hard, such as the Sea Shepherds who try to stop the massacre of bottle-nose dolphins each year in Taiji, Japan ostensibly for food, even though most Japanese people shun the whale-meat.
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As a young child I played and thought it would never stop We would literally 'go wild' With our makeshift bows and arrows, our plastic six shooters, and our macho cowboy hats we'd throw on just to top... It off Yes they were 'war games', but they brought us together Although as expected, one or two of us would at some point get ticked off By one thing or another But we stayed childishly united The stutterer, the other kid with asthma... and the orphan, that kid without a mother Played side by side, like sisters and brothers You just joined in, no need to be invited This was innocence, the only guilt you felt was knowing you were two hours passed your curfew Or maybe because earlier you had showered yourself with your aunt's perfume Sometimes I wish we could go back to that innocence Replay that last tune, on the harp of joy They keep telling me life is not a game anymore I'm like 'as long as it makes me smile, I will keep this toy'.
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Oct 31, 2012
Oct 31, 2012 at 2:01 AM UTC
I played {Poetry For Peace-Kenya}
Were there no stalkers or high school shooters in the 50s? Or are social web sites just more influential than our parents think? Did texts and tweets raise the *** drives and black out drinking? Or is the thinning atmosphere contributing to mass judgement impairment? It's strange that we have a cure for small pox, can remove cancerous cells but can't convince some to drive home sober. It's fitting, in a way, that Mother Nature has figured out a system to keep the human population relatively in check: we have the technology to survive diabetes and malaria but access to delicious saturated fats is slowing down and stopping hearts from properly earning a living. Progress has ended many terrible ailments and has expanded understanding and brains but has also given more creative ways to be lazy and irresponsible. A double edged sword, with most likely more benefits than setbacks, we have all become hypocrites under advancement. We learn of the monstrocities in far away places we will never see, yet still do the very things that contribute to its existence. Sweatshops? I'll buy an anti-slavery t-shirt! (made my children. in sweatshops.) Pesticides?! I'll go organic! (and perpetuate pollution with the fuel used to import the goods. and continue terrible working conditions) It's impossible to resist the inevitables, like death and setbacks and corruption so sometimes it's best not to fight but to just do what you want, even if it's stupid or lethal or involves making an *** of yourself. We're all stupid at sometime and susceptible to faulty thinking, and sometimes advanced thinking leads to inventions that create crutches for living or coping, but the fields level out and global common sense always balances individuals who lack the ability to be actively responsible.
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May 22, 2012
May 22, 2012 at 10:14 PM UTC
Sweetly Sweet
Were there no stalkers or high school shooters in the 50s? Or are social web sites just more influential than our parents think? Did texts and tweets raise the *** drives and black out drinking? Or is the thinning atmosphere contributing to mass judgement impairment? It's strange that we have a cure for small pox, can remove cancerous cells but can't convince some to drive home sober. It's fitting, in a way, that Mother Nature has figured out a system to keep the human population relatively in check: we have the technology to survive diabetes and malaria but access to delicious saturated fats is slowing down and stopping hearts from properly earning a living. Progress has ended many terrible ailments and has expanded understanding and brains but has also given more creative ways to be lazy and irresponsible. A double edged sword, with most likely more benefits than setbacks, we have all become hypocrites under advancement. We learn of the monstrocities in far away places we will never see, yet still do the very things that contribute to its existence. Sweatshops? I'll buy an anti-slavery t-shirt! (made my children. in sweatshops.) Pesticides?! I'll go organic! (and perpetuate pollution with the fuel used to import the goods. and continue terrible working conditions) It's impossible to resist the inevitables, like death and setbacks and corruption so sometimes it's best not to fight but to just do what you want, even if it's stupid or lethal or involves making an *** of yourself. We're all stupid at sometime and susceptible to faulty thinking, and sometimes advanced thinking leads to inventions that create crutches for living or coping, but the fields level out and global common sense always balances individuals who lack the ability to be actively responsible.
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Simply, a commentary of the races. Every minority is comfortable to some perspective in their own skin. Being label and tagged this for years. But what we notice? Whites are fearful of going into being the minority race. Although power will still be within their hands. Which? Is why many still support this redheaded joke of a man? He reminds many of their own stupidity. He barely can read simple words written He mirrors many of them. Of course, not all cause many whites are extremely smart. What? We notice that they have too. And it kills them is that must honest compete for employment. Sure, the good friendship connection still exists. Some know for a fact they got ahead due to it being a family's business. And truly think they earned their way when you employed by your family. Only, one race more than others can honestly state with factual reality of truth. They never really met a black until they were in college. This what we notice? Many white officers are quick trigger shooters dealing with black youth. Although more whites have mouth when confronted. And all minorities know the lie of defense. I felt threatened for my life. It's taught to say.
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Aug 26, 2018
Aug 26, 2018 at 10:36 AM UTC
What We Notice?
Amendment I. Congress shall make no law respecting the organization of criminal activity, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom to lie, or to print any spurious gossip; or the right of the people angrily to riot & fight in the street opposed by heavily armed State Militia & to overthrow the government in a violent revolution; From hence, drug cartels & gangs are to be thought of as serial killers, each guilty of the crimes of all; as to the corporations' death toll, every employee is guilty & anyone who profits from it; priests, rabbis, cops go on the list w/ Jerry Sandusky & Larry Nassar; female HS teachers & mass shooters were made for each other but chilvery only exists in the movies & on TV; the Confederacy was more forward thinking than the white trash trying to claim its legacy; Greece & Rome had a thriving slave class; we have no idea, but Jim Crow was the polar opposite of the liberal Reconstruction that became contemporary southern US culture w/ [Jimcrowists lurking & working quietly in plain sight]; u can here or u can be there, but u can't be in both places at once
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Sep 17, 2018
Sep 17, 2018 at 3:16 PM UTC
separation of crime & state
Gazing at the window pane, I see a road with 8 lanes. . I live near an international airport, Also not much far from the court. The roads are always full with life, and is visible a life taking another life.. A kidnapping here, A **** there.. Dress properly, to do none would dare... Take away the right to wear frocks, from a girl under ten Toned legs are arousing, and legs 're visible in them.. Take away a girls right to walk alone in streets, When on a public property, as a public property people shall treat Nobody spares you here... Strangers, Teachers, Uncles, brothers, Step fathers And even fathers! Nobody understands love here, Everything is love making. A girl in pain, 'cause of rod which in her body is shaking. We have murderers, We have ISIS agents, We have corrupt officials, We have suiciding peasants... We have kidnappers, We have hackers, We have looters, We also have sharp shooters, We also have all age hookers... Come, see my city, And then on it, do pity..
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Dec 26, 2015
Dec 26, 2015 at 9:26 AM UTC
Are all cities the same?
There's a broken banjo in my birthright, It was tied to were I wonder Hidden between John Henry's Hammer, and the hobbling post on Humble Hill. I've walked this far on the blame in my grit, pushed to by tailwind sunsets, So kick me a mea culpa kneejerk hardball, and sandstone my stonewall. Forget storms in the cradle, I found dustbowls in my waiting room, Chasing rabbits in a wordwind, plinking at the vermin as they rolled into town with the rest of us, ***** but soaring, Carrion pigeon in the clouds not getting caught up in admiring the reflections in all the silver linings, Just... Flying. narcissus couldn't manage the glory of wax work wings. But Icarus knew real beauty. He felt it. When he hit the ground The heat of floating zeroes blasting his broken bones into the obsidian of desert floors... See, angels can be as jealous as God. Anywhere can be as lonley as the long plains of Kansas, Empty canvas trampled by dog and pony shows as cowboys rode mules muddy miles through ****** brambles to drive herds of bulldogs and lions from the hunting grounds of dragons to the safety of home from High, High, Horses. Under the shadows of eagles. But the devil never waits at the crossroads, people. He lays in lies. And six shooters, Under Dog Collars, with the blood and scars of everyday life, and the beaten bodies of seraphim, fallen to **** the well, with their phoenix ash. Sheep and shepherds are never friends, Ones happiness is the other's hunger. Dont get me wrong, wolves get hungry too, But at least their honest about the arrangement.
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Sep 18, 2013
Sep 18, 2013 at 8:15 AM UTC
Western Promise.
There's a broken banjo in my birthright, It was tied to were I wonder Hidden between John Henry's Hammer, and the hobbling post on Humble Hill. I've walked this far on the blame in my grit, pushed to by tailwind sunsets, So kick me a mea culpa kneejerk hardball, and sandstone my stonewall. Forget storms in the cradle, I found dustbowls in my waiting room, Chasing rabbits in a wordwind, plinking at the vermin as they rolled into town with the rest of us, ***** but soaring, Carrion pigeon in the clouds not getting caught up in admiring the reflections in all the silver linings, Just... Flying. narcissus couldn't manage the glory of wax work wings. But Icarus knew real beauty. He felt it. When he hit the ground The heat of floating zeroes blasting his broken bones into the obsidian of desert floors... See, angels can be as jealous as God. Anywhere can be as lonley as the long plains of Kansas, Empty canvas trampled by dog and pony shows as cowboys rode mules muddy miles through ****** brambles to drive herds of bulldogs and lions from the hunting grounds of dragons to the safety of home from High, High, Horses. Under the shadows of eagles. But the devil never waits at the crossroads, people. He lays in lies. And six shooters, Under Dog Collars, with the blood and scars of everyday life, and the beaten bodies of seraphim, fallen to **** the well, with their phoenix ash. Sheep and shepherds are never friends, Ones happiness is the other's hunger. Dont get me wrong, wolves get hungry too, But at least their honest about the arrangement.
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Broncos bucked up Rattled rangeless restless For 24 days now Cowboys gone awry Drunk in their sheets. Shooting out windows Instead of black hats. Divining honor in Hoop skirts. Belching sarsaparilla Soaked six shooters. Go West young man? No. Sorry. Invest young man. Get blessed young man. Get dressed young man. Distressed ghost towns Remain inflections Calico ribboned echoes of Freedom's hyena laugh & Liberty's lonesome howl.
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Feb 19, 2014
Feb 19, 2014 at 11:53 PM UTC
How the West was Done
What has the world become, when zombies have jumped out of their TV screens. Faces of men in the streets of Miami, have been gnawed off by human teeth. Bath salts empower the mind. And now "zombie" is dead; shooters introduced him to his grave. Do they have that right? Sweet world, there are sinister things living within your confines.
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May 30, 2012
May 30, 2012 at 10:54 PM UTC
Zombie in Miami