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I scrutinized the miserable wretch harnessed to the table Polished my knuckle with his murk, malice, and fable                              Placing a centipede on his stomach as it shuffled to his eye Languidly impending horror as he begged me to die                                 I put pressure on his abdominal with the ball of my hand Took a breath to my diluted lungs as the boy’s jawline ran                           Tantalizing screams of dread, poor boy fastened on steel bed   I protruded my hand deep and to his intestines, it fed                                           My malignant clasp ripped and mangled as it went Like the centipede too, itched and mangled as it went                                  And as his entrails to, like sizeable centipedes they went In a ****** stream of fluids crawling and sprawling as they went I bound up with glee as my poor wretch lay be, and I swung him head-toe to a pit Where billions of legs crawl, but human ones not at all, a realm where arthropods permit
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Feb 17, 2014
Feb 17, 2014 at 10:34 PM UTC
The Centipede Pit
Do dust bunnies have consciousness? Does instinct guide them? Instructing their best chance of survival Is to hunker down, Go out of sight, Hide under a piece of furniture? Will they survive & thrive in Dust Land, Dust Land Planet Earth Where cat hair is “A sizeable constituency,” So would say some latter day Machiavel’. When spring comes, at last, Will the minority Party The Politburo in absentia, Pick up on, Comprehend the fact? The red-red boffin Goes beaucoup mnemonic, again. “Wake up, wake up you sleepy head! Get up, get out o' bed! Cheer up! Cheer up! The sun is red. Live, love, laugh and be happy!” The red-red-Redbird comes Hammer & Sickle cell, again.
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Jun 1, 2014
Jun 1, 2014 at 6:11 PM UTC
“Vibrant Matter Episode 2: The Easter Dust Bunny”
Picture it when in a flash of a description, brought you the news it said was your derelict. when in becoming we ultimately fail our being championed by our unbecoming seeking the real scathed by a sizeable truth like a persimmon in your tender hand. This is the default sketched over a sagging paper, plugged within the air the motes depart and is as easy as it is explained: an elusive thing that may never be captured. Something the arriving betrays then assuages with a word treated benignly: a transit. let gray define the day: let the file describe the motive: let presence soil where we stood our place like a monument: let it seek a real object or a found language a wafting presence is lost somewhere gliding over unnamed territories commencing a displacement said was our undisputable location roads becoming roads vehicles becoming salvage birds becoming orchestra shambles becoming complete thus dearth becoming us before our denied image from a source that was our implacable place like a deadspot discovered
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Jun 14, 2016
Jun 14, 2016 at 3:03 AM UTC
the default
youll see me half dead lying in a ditch by your mothers house. shes smiling, but your tears,quarters,dimes are worthless here. egypt. land of your gods' daydreams; twelfth sister of the night. shimmered and weeped. under your eyes are millions of disguises you have yet to unveil. we wore seashells and flowers. decorated ourselves in jewels. nightclad. venus slept under the afternoon. black and siamese twins have yet to uncover a sizeable difference between me and you. took scissors to carve a name into yourself. "JESUS" and "KING." got drunk before i rolled my eyes back into my head. forever uncovering diamonds in your snow. foggy and blue. giggled and worshipped pictures of ourselves. we are the sky's undead children
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Aug 27, 2013
Aug 27, 2013 at 4:19 AM UTC
something you uncovered days ago
I took to the shore my final day my final few hours the Sun was low and the breeze had a coolness though it was blistering hot earlier I was watching an osprey returning from the ocean a sizeable fish in it's claws the beach was sparse this late I relaxed and enjoyed the sounds and sheer beauty of the Outer Banks from my left I heard a light gasp that startled me as I hadn't noticed her approaching she spotted a lettered olive as the sea gently lapped the shore it was rolling back towards the next wave but she managed to grab it just in time a look of delight crossed her face glowing like the Sun itself 'Nice find those are tough to come by in that condition' I said 'they are my favorite' she responded with a smile her eyes sparkled blue and her auburn air tied in a bobble hung far down her back 'nice to meet someone who still appreciates the beauty of a sea shell' I was hoping for a name but one didn't come instead,   she sent a gaze that ignited not shivers but an energy down my spine 'If only everyone knew the beauty that lives here It's nice to meet another who sees as well' I started to respond, but she turned and continued down the beach her white kimono gently flowing with the ocean breeze appeared to be from a time past I turned my attention briefly to a group of pelicans playing 'follow the leader' just above the waves I could not let her go I gathered enough courage to continue this chance meeting but when I turned, she had disappeared impossible we are no less than 50 yards from the path off the beach I just saw her less than 30 seconds... I called out...but felt foolish I tried to gather my thoughts a light voice...or thought came as the breeze quieted my name is Eve... I walked the shoreline until it became too dark to stay bewildered...I bid goodbye to the ocean and turned to leave something caught my eye in the sand amongst the thousands of shells on display there lay a beautiful, perfect lettered olive I will hold onto this one
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Jun 7, 2022
Jun 7, 2022 at 7:32 PM UTC
lettered olive
I took to the shore my final day my final few hours the Sun was low and the breeze had a coolness though it was blistering hot earlier I was watching an osprey returning from the ocean a sizeable fish in it's claws the beach was sparse this late I relaxed and enjoyed the sounds and sheer beauty of the Outer Banks from my left I heard a light gasp that startled me as I hadn't noticed her approaching she spotted a lettered olive as the sea gently lapped the shore it was rolling back towards the next wave but she managed to grab it just in time a look of delight crossed her face glowing like the Sun itself 'Nice find those are tough to come by in that condition' I said 'they are my favorite' she responded with a smile her eyes sparkled blue and her auburn air tied in a bobble hung far down her back 'nice to meet someone who still appreciates the beauty of a sea shell' I was hoping for a name but one didn't come instead,   she sent a gaze that ignited not shivers but an energy down my spine 'If only everyone knew the beauty that lives here It's nice to meet another who sees as well' I started to respond, but she turned and continued down the beach her white kimono gently flowing with the ocean breeze appeared to be from a time past I turned my attention briefly to a group of pelicans playing 'follow the leader' just above the waves I could not let her go I gathered enough courage to continue this chance meeting but when I turned, she had disappeared impossible we are no less than 50 yards from the path off the beach I just saw her less than 30 seconds... I called out...but felt foolish I tried to gather my thoughts a light voice...or thought came as the breeze quieted my name is Eve... I walked the shoreline until it became too dark to stay bewildered...I bid goodbye to the ocean and turned to leave something caught my eye in the sand amongst the thousands of shells on display there lay a beautiful, perfect lettered olive I will hold onto this one
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You want to love me. You want to taste my fear, and cure my insecurity. What you hold about me seems dear when it's in your pocket and close. as a child when the ice-cream truck rolls around. The looping rhythm of every day is a clear sign that you need to move and hold me more. I **** your ******* lap at your legs, crumble in your words, erupt in your anger, and you think I need you, and I relish in you needing that needing. But then the need bites, rips, destroys, and the black hole of our apartment is reality when you sleep and hear me snore. You know that i will get fat when I am older, and I know that you will slowly become bitter as raspberries; Me thinking you're ripe and perfect, when you're holding in so much and don't even know it. Don't touch those broken stars. Don't try to cup my nebulas in your hands, or grip my exploding novas into concrete baseballs. They cannot be hurled into oblivion to make a sizeable dent in eternity. They burn and crush you. And I whiff at your beautiful pitches. Your words crumble, and slither, when they are meant to soothe and restructure. My love is horrible, stupid, and placating, because I made ramen noodles for two and you ate them because it was a sweet thing to do and that was the only reason you ate them. On the way down, those noodles say that my love is the best love, but poison in your gut.
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Aug 3, 2012
Aug 3, 2012 at 11:14 PM UTC
We are just two stupid, scared people trying to say "life is like an orderly line".
A Dotard deals directly with death His empty head wastes it’s breath Fire and fury; war and worry Life lost like a blink of an eye A flash in the dark and then we die Another ****** on the news Black, white, Muslims, Jews Fears of terror on the rise Weapons of sizeable lies Pray for Paris, stand with me Pray in public for people to see We’ll send our thoughts, a share, a like And we’ll declare another drone strike Tears shed for the injured and dead For every white city stained red Another elementary school mess Caused by a child’s carelessness Or some ****** having fun With the barrel of his gun A classroom of souls sit silent Victims of a life so violent Education spent on waging war Using the pockets of our poor America’s defence, say the boasters Our children, new age holsters A mother explains the world to her son That’s ruled under finger and gun Until a time when tragedy hits here We all live life, paralyzed in fear A world in decay and that’s okay Because her child won’t ever know The sky on fire raining ash-like snow Won’t ever see the rising sea Will not hear the screams of the free As they rally together for peace And are rained down on by police Higher he will have to rise Higher, after he dies No longer burdened by the blow of living In a time of eternal unforgiving Plunged into a nightmare, he screams Softly, slowly, delved into drowning dreams As his mother stands above Holding him under with love A monster, a fiend they’ll see An American reality Another victim of violence A soul becomes silence Hearts break, tears are shed Out of jealousy for the dead For all the world’s war and strife He’s just another casualty of life On the news, a leading millionaire Offering a thought and prayer
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Oct 18, 2017
Oct 18, 2017 at 8:09 PM UTC
The American Dream
A Dotard deals directly with death His empty head wastes it’s breath Fire and fury; war and worry Life lost like a blink of an eye A flash in the dark and then we die Another ****** on the news Black, white, Muslims, Jews Fears of terror on the rise Weapons of sizeable lies Pray for Paris, stand with me Pray in public for people to see We’ll send our thoughts, a share, a like And we’ll declare another drone strike Tears shed for the injured and dead For every white city stained red Another elementary school mess Caused by a child’s carelessness Or some ****** having fun With the barrel of his gun A classroom of souls sit silent Victims of a life so violent Education spent on waging war Using the pockets of our poor America’s defence, say the boasters Our children, new age holsters A mother explains the world to her son That’s ruled under finger and gun Until a time when tragedy hits here We all live life, paralyzed in fear A world in decay and that’s okay Because her child won’t ever know The sky on fire raining ash-like snow Won’t ever see the rising sea Will not hear the screams of the free As they rally together for peace And are rained down on by police Higher he will have to rise Higher, after he dies No longer burdened by the blow of living In a time of eternal unforgiving Plunged into a nightmare, he screams Softly, slowly, delved into drowning dreams As his mother stands above Holding him under with love A monster, a fiend they’ll see An American reality Another victim of violence A soul becomes silence Hearts break, tears are shed Out of jealousy for the dead For all the world’s war and strife He’s just another casualty of life On the news, a leading millionaire Offering a thought and prayer
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aloof alphas attack! banal betas boom, before backing cautiously, creeping down, defensible dark estuaries, estranged escapes from fierce fiery-eyed giant gators gathered, hard hearted hedged in impossible illumination, irate jowly jeering jaded jackals **** **** **** … let loose low laughs making much mirth mercilessly now none need nourishment oblivious obvious, overt a putrescent phalanx, quite quintessential a querulous quorum a quatre raucous resounding raptorials retreated subsequently seizing sizeable sarcoid sections in scissor strokes total tormentors, that time twists the ugly utilitarian veracious victory works the wild yearning as zealots
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Apr 10, 2015
Apr 10, 2015 at 9:30 PM UTC
Abecedarian - A to Z a lifetime and cycle of poetics
she picks the nail polish off her nails words cut her open when at school when the sizeable switchblade slashes her skin her curly hair covers her face her teachers actions stress her out paper is thrown as she gets off the bus a mile she walks as she gets taunted she slams the door to find love and affection a smile on her face as school is not a thought In her bed alone; Darkness creeps Schizophrenic ways Fire inside Rusted blades she wakes up at night to find morning again; Sizeable Switchblade
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May 15, 2014
May 15, 2014 at 6:02 PM UTC
Sizeable Switchblade
. it's like finding an exciting new disease *that you never knew you couldn't live without* it becomes your spirituality after a "spiritual experience" affecting everything you do you're on the path to destruction and you chase things that leave you empty like impossibilities you spiral down, down until you reach the bottom and there's no one to break your fall .. after being down for long enough your anxieties are replaced with apathy to where up and down look the same and if you're very lucky, someone may come along and make a huge impact somewhat restoring your will to live gratitude turns to love, love to obsession as they become more valuable to you than anything else in your existence ... determined to be enslaved no longer you cast aside your old, toxic friends in favor of healthier choices with a sizeable chunk of your life missing you are left with a hungry void that must be filled with something so you take up a hobby, or several and feel some contentment, but it don't last you're trading one addiction for another .... your demons haven't gone, but you find you can keep them contained if you can keep yourself busy they're too weak to fight, but they will still try to trick you into submission by manipulating your dreams and even with all the will you can muster you find that you are basically powerless and your higher power is tired of your **** ...and it will always be a part of you
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Oct 26, 2016
Oct 26, 2016 at 4:24 PM UTC
Addiction(s)
Written shots come in all shapes and sizes, Size matters like size six, eight or fourteen. Fortune braver the first line alternates the second so on so forth. What becomes sizeable? What's your size? Little antidotes from a measured eagle size flies, Weighs it all up from a prolific mind blasted out its circumference, Two lines make three so on so forth. In size short or long corridors open left and write, Rooms of poetic justice words escape its meaning of pride, Trying to connect its versatility, Weighing up all its options to a third eye so on to the forth. High five thinking outside a sizeable box, A perfect band meets five, Your five a day fruit flavoured squashed for you, Drinking your rainbow colours that your taste buds acquire, For then be hit for six. Six like **** curves figure dressed up in  silk hanged up with a second coat, There's a cat amongst the pigeons, A cricket high score, A winner catches it all out from a wicket duck 0. A severed chase far from Devon. Sailing on the seven seas on a ocean boat ride reach so wide, Beckoning on a horizon with the world looking so flat but at your feet, Never reaching the edge just for evermore, No deck of cards would collapse or fall from this fate. My great mate who I now hate as late as it goes round and round in a figure of speech, Rate this of the eight wonders of the world, Paradise monuments globalisms tournaments under and over a bridge we go and we go. Nine I'm not taking no for an answer, upside down to the left six had it all, Too much size from those verses, Saliva grown twitch es, A centre forward scores a goal, The last but not least single number, Einstein a rocket launch.. For then ten let it be impeccable when circling around next to its dolby one den, Fur marks of a Lion gathered round a pack of clubs five odd and five even, Doubled up figure of been odd but really been even Steven or maybe roughed up down in Nuneaten nine mine. O'Reily@15112014
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Nov 14, 2014
Nov 14, 2014 at 10:11 PM UTC
Sizeable
Written shots come in all shapes and sizes, Size matters like size six, eight or fourteen. Fortune braver the first line alternates the second so on so forth. What becomes sizeable? What's your size? Little antidotes from a measured eagle size flies, Weighs it all up from a prolific mind blasted out its circumference, Two lines make three so on so forth. In size short or long corridors open left and write, Rooms of poetic justice words escape its meaning of pride, Trying to connect its versatility, Weighing up all its options to a third eye so on to the forth. High five thinking outside a sizeable box, A perfect band meets five, Your five a day fruit flavoured squashed for you, Drinking your rainbow colours that your taste buds acquire, For then be hit for six. Six like **** curves figure dressed up in  silk hanged up with a second coat, There's a cat amongst the pigeons, A cricket high score, A winner catches it all out from a wicket duck 0. A severed chase far from Devon. Sailing on the seven seas on a ocean boat ride reach so wide, Beckoning on a horizon with the world looking so flat but at your feet, Never reaching the edge just for evermore, No deck of cards would collapse or fall from this fate. My great mate who I now hate as late as it goes round and round in a figure of speech, Rate this of the eight wonders of the world, Paradise monuments globalisms tournaments under and over a bridge we go and we go. Nine I'm not taking no for an answer, upside down to the left six had it all, Too much size from those verses, Saliva grown twitch es, A centre forward scores a goal, The last but not least single number, Einstein a rocket launch.. For then ten let it be impeccable when circling around next to its dolby one den, Fur marks of a Lion gathered round a pack of clubs five odd and five even, Doubled up figure of been odd but really been even Steven or maybe roughed up down in Nuneaten nine mine. O'Reily@15112014
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and the truly talented ones eclipsed his paltry writes which engendered in him a want to disappear their rites the green eye of jealousy was constantly gnawing at him why he asked unto himself are they more superior of trim people who knew a fine pick would shun his dreadful pap they sought out authors who wore the praise worthy cap he couldn't match the greater pens that did show so well to whit he bought off the head bloke with a sizeable money shell to-day he's the so called genius of expressionistic art whose popularity on culture plus is like a sale at Walmart
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Apr 12, 2018
Apr 12, 2018 at 6:33 PM UTC
Sale At Walmart
She sat there and drank As the Titanic sank And the people were running about "There's no need to worry," She said without hurry, "I expect to be wined 'til they're out!" The waiter dropped tray As he scampered away And the champagne now flowed on the floor The woman looked down With a sizeable frown And gargled and belched, "I want more!"
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Aug 25, 2013
Aug 25, 2013 at 10:13 PM UTC
Titanic
My head is on fire I’m running on water I’m flying but Can’t pass the ceiling It feels so good I’m breathless from this feeling Talking to a million people With a billion voices has never felt so, so great I see you in a million reflections Responding in a billion reactions Time after time I keep changing my mind But I still can’t get myself over you You get me feeling so high I believe I’m in sky Voices echoing just like yours Faces flashing just like yours Scents smelling just like yours My nervous system can’t stop vibrating This Addict is in love Like Smokers who never Remember their days of resistance I can’t remember ever wishing I wasn’t feeling this way You alone lift and elevate My emotional status From the real to the imaginary Height of realms From a crisp rub with my thumb To a careful sieve of the shafts A cutting of a sizeable wrap To package it all before Flaming it up A drag, an inhalation That assures of all This Addict is out of control Wanting nothing but more and more Like I never knew your love It’s beyond my certainty It’s my hormones and cells Flowing in my blood stream That just can’t get enough of you Like a bad habit I can’t stop loving you I don’t need a tattoo To let the world Know you are always on my mind I'm already addicted to you
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Nov 29, 2012
Nov 29, 2012 at 11:55 AM UTC
Addicted hales
I've been finding it terribly hard to write more than disillusioned rants and I've been finding it even more difficult to sit still with my thoughts. I think about you a lot and it never fails to make me happy. Never. But I can't think about you all the time, and those moments late at night when I can't see the moon for the ceiling and I can't hear your voice for the time negative thoughts linger. And usually I let them vent, like a man professing his love by writing it in wet cement, I put thought to hand and pen to paper but now... I don't know. I can write about you and God knows I do. God also knows I have not and hope not to run out of things to write about you. But there are other things in my mind that I wish to let out but I can't. There's a purple liquid slowly amassing to a sizeable resivior in the bottom left corner of my brain; I can feel it. It's where I store my doubts and anxieties but it's been dammed.
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Jul 26, 2014
Jul 26, 2014 at 6:18 PM UTC
Titled Number Forty-Nine
There once was a tiny dragon, No larger than the palm of my hand. She burned no village, stole no princess, Her name not spoken in fear throughout the land. She hoarded not gold, not jewels, Cared not for such frivolous things. It was memories she kept in her miniscule cave She guarded with flickering fire and scrap wings. I went to her cave in the mountains. Stumbled on it, by mistake; As I lay down my head at the roots of a tree, By an obscure and secluded lake. She emerged in her miniature splendour, From beneath a nearby rock. She let out a yawn of fire; And I froze: in awe, in shock. She grinned a needlepoint grin, Beckoned with one curved claw Into her miniscule cave, I followed: in shock, in awe. I peered through the half-hidden opening, Only inches larger than my head. The dragon spoke soft but thunderous, And this is what was said: “This is my hoard, young human. This is all I hold dear in the world.” And she handed to me a birthday card - Some edges singed, some curled. It had writing in a swirling foreign script That seemed to be etched, not written. “This is the love of my first ever crush, In the days when we were still smitten.” “Is this all?” I scoffed, “Just pieces of paper, and wrappers and old useless things?” Her doll-sized body began to shudder With a judder of claws and a flutter of wings. No larger than my littlest finger, She was a smaller version of herself; But still I froze as she perched on my nose, To her, a sizeable shelf. “You hold no value to memories? Then why don’t you leave yours behind? Since they strike you as being so useless, I’m certain you wouldn’t mind.” Now all my memories are scraps, Shadows of what they once were. I wonder if she kept them somewhere, In that diminutive cave with her. Notes from a wife I think I had: About the shopping, the kids? The car? A card from my parents, a gift from a friend, A reason for this faint lip scar. I try to keep letters, tickets, receipts, Compulsively, I feel I must. But whenever I reach for that link to my past, It is nothing but ash, but dust.
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Sep 19, 2019
Sep 19, 2019 at 4:37 PM UTC
Permanence
There once was a tiny dragon, No larger than the palm of my hand. She burned no village, stole no princess, Her name not spoken in fear throughout the land. She hoarded not gold, not jewels, Cared not for such frivolous things. It was memories she kept in her miniscule cave She guarded with flickering fire and scrap wings. I went to her cave in the mountains. Stumbled on it, by mistake; As I lay down my head at the roots of a tree, By an obscure and secluded lake. She emerged in her miniature splendour, From beneath a nearby rock. She let out a yawn of fire; And I froze: in awe, in shock. She grinned a needlepoint grin, Beckoned with one curved claw Into her miniscule cave, I followed: in shock, in awe. I peered through the half-hidden opening, Only inches larger than my head. The dragon spoke soft but thunderous, And this is what was said: “This is my hoard, young human. This is all I hold dear in the world.” And she handed to me a birthday card - Some edges singed, some curled. It had writing in a swirling foreign script That seemed to be etched, not written. “This is the love of my first ever crush, In the days when we were still smitten.” “Is this all?” I scoffed, “Just pieces of paper, and wrappers and old useless things?” Her doll-sized body began to shudder With a judder of claws and a flutter of wings. No larger than my littlest finger, She was a smaller version of herself; But still I froze as she perched on my nose, To her, a sizeable shelf. “You hold no value to memories? Then why don’t you leave yours behind? Since they strike you as being so useless, I’m certain you wouldn’t mind.” Now all my memories are scraps, Shadows of what they once were. I wonder if she kept them somewhere, In that diminutive cave with her. Notes from a wife I think I had: About the shopping, the kids? The car? A card from my parents, a gift from a friend, A reason for this faint lip scar. I try to keep letters, tickets, receipts, Compulsively, I feel I must. But whenever I reach for that link to my past, It is nothing but ash, but dust.
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Crash, bang, wallop She collided with the shelf A free standing unit Until she grabbed it to steady herself Down did it topple Raining glass on her head Sending everything flying Through the air, what a mess! Wine glasses, flutes, tumblers And a vase All hit the deck And smashed into shards Oh, what a racket And a mess to behold The nincompoop just stood there And couldn’t be consoled But it’s no use crying Over spilt milk And in her inebriated state The thought of cleaning did she jilt Drunk and disorderly She sent herself to bed Knowing that tomorrow She’d have a thumping head So leaving shattered glass All over the floor Off did she teeter To think about it no more In the afternoon When at last she awoke The carpet was glistening As if covered in snow It shone and it sparkled Like a night of a thousands stars She wondered what’d occurred Until her memory was jarred By treading barefoot Onto a sizeable piece of glass That tore into her instep Causing her to curse Jumping up and down With stinging, bleeding feet She surveyed the considerable damage Shocked at the scene Of all her lovely glassware Lying broken on the floor A shattered picture frame A teacup that was no more Oops, thought she What a flaming disaster I’d better get a shovel And hoover up straight after And so she did And all was fine Apart from the **** Which would heal in time The moral of this story Is nail your shelves down And don’t put glass atop them If you’re a drunken clown.
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Aug 11, 2018
Aug 11, 2018 at 1:19 PM UTC
Smashed
Crash, bang, wallop She collided with the shelf A free standing unit Until she grabbed it to steady herself Down did it topple Raining glass on her head Sending everything flying Through the air, what a mess! Wine glasses, flutes, tumblers And a vase All hit the deck And smashed into shards Oh, what a racket And a mess to behold The nincompoop just stood there And couldn’t be consoled But it’s no use crying Over spilt milk And in her inebriated state The thought of cleaning did she jilt Drunk and disorderly She sent herself to bed Knowing that tomorrow She’d have a thumping head So leaving shattered glass All over the floor Off did she teeter To think about it no more In the afternoon When at last she awoke The carpet was glistening As if covered in snow It shone and it sparkled Like a night of a thousands stars She wondered what’d occurred Until her memory was jarred By treading barefoot Onto a sizeable piece of glass That tore into her instep Causing her to curse Jumping up and down With stinging, bleeding feet She surveyed the considerable damage Shocked at the scene Of all her lovely glassware Lying broken on the floor A shattered picture frame A teacup that was no more Oops, thought she What a flaming disaster I’d better get a shovel And hoover up straight after And so she did And all was fine Apart from the **** Which would heal in time The moral of this story Is nail your shelves down And don’t put glass atop them If you’re a drunken clown.
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her voice danced on the Summer breeze carried over the garden and graced the stillness of the catfish pond "Suppers' ready" one more fish, I thought just one more but I could almost smell the beef stew and the apple pie Mama had coolin' fish can wait sometimes the best part of fishin' is gettin' hungry and no one in Clarke County cooked a finer meal than Mom I closed my eyes as I walked toward the house reminding myself to save room for pie and vanilla ice cream Dad's gonna be proud of the 4 sizeable cats I caught a strong breeze and the sound of window blinds slappin' brought me home again a storm was comin' why is it that the best dreams are always interrupted? sliding the window shut, I can still smell that apple pie
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Apr 13, 2018
Apr 13, 2018 at 2:24 PM UTC
cattails sway
There's a few of the old crowd still meet up at Christmas and each raise a glass to the past and good friends. The crowd's thinning out now, but I'm thinking out loud now it's still quite a sizeable group (If you don't count so well ) We reminisce about that and the other and it's this that makes the bond stronger I suppose the longer we go on the few will become less there are flywheels in the abattoir and they spin to a six string guitar the piano plays on down in Abilene to the tunes of a cowboy and his praire dream. It's all alike or a bit the same never knowing if one had been sane what the outcome would have been.
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Aug 31, 2016
Aug 31, 2016 at 4:40 AM UTC
Half penny way
I was out back fishing, in a pond behind my parents' house. I caught a fish, a sizeable one for the location, and you were on my mind. I brought it home, to our apartment, and kept it in a freezer in our tiny bedroom. We kissed, and I felt apart of you. It was our plan to have a family gathering, in the downstairs area of our affordable home. Around 50 people or so. It would be a tight fit, but we knew what we wanted. The morning of the reunion, I returned to my parents' home and fished, this time with a couple of people I can't remember. I kept imagining you speaking to me, about killing yourself. I knew this was irrational, you'd never do that to me. I tried another pond this time, and caught the biggest fish I'd ever caught there. I took it home, you on my mind, thinking about how impressed you'd be. I was late, arrived just as people were showing up. I greeted everyone, had some laughs, and went back out to get the fish from the car. Time slowed as I opened the door to our once joyful bedroom. Years could've gone by, decades maybe. I can't explain how I felt. That moment when you feel your heart stop, almost as if you should die, but don't. There, my love, my heart, my only care in the world, lay in the corner, lifeless. I didn't see how you did it. I didn't care. I couldn't move. I had to go downstairs, and somehow, using my last bit of breath, screamed that you'd died. It was so surreal. It was so... real. The tears, this horrible feeling in my chest, as though my heart was too dead to beat. Some time later, I argued with you. I walked around my parents' neighborhood, like we used to do when we were kids. You were there, walking along with me. I couldn't see you, but I could feel you. And I could hear you. I asked why, so many times. You kept giving me reason after reason, and I kept arguing every single claim you gave me. I've never felt anything like that before. I've never been so lost for words when explaining emotion. I think it was something new. I felt like I was dead. It felt like you were alive. Then you said you loved me. The words rang through my mind, playing over and over again. I love you, ****. I... I love you, ***. And you were gone. And I screamed, and screamed, and screamed. And then I woke up. 15 again. I rolled over, checked my phone: Eve - Good morning dear And I've never been so relieved.
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Jul 9, 2018
Jul 9, 2018 at 11:55 PM UTC
When You Killed Yourself
I was out back fishing, in a pond behind my parents' house. I caught a fish, a sizeable one for the location, and you were on my mind. I brought it home, to our apartment, and kept it in a freezer in our tiny bedroom. We kissed, and I felt apart of you. It was our plan to have a family gathering, in the downstairs area of our affordable home. Around 50 people or so. It would be a tight fit, but we knew what we wanted. The morning of the reunion, I returned to my parents' home and fished, this time with a couple of people I can't remember. I kept imagining you speaking to me, about killing yourself. I knew this was irrational, you'd never do that to me. I tried another pond this time, and caught the biggest fish I'd ever caught there. I took it home, you on my mind, thinking about how impressed you'd be. I was late, arrived just as people were showing up. I greeted everyone, had some laughs, and went back out to get the fish from the car. Time slowed as I opened the door to our once joyful bedroom. Years could've gone by, decades maybe. I can't explain how I felt. That moment when you feel your heart stop, almost as if you should die, but don't. There, my love, my heart, my only care in the world, lay in the corner, lifeless. I didn't see how you did it. I didn't care. I couldn't move. I had to go downstairs, and somehow, using my last bit of breath, screamed that you'd died. It was so surreal. It was so... real. The tears, this horrible feeling in my chest, as though my heart was too dead to beat. Some time later, I argued with you. I walked around my parents' neighborhood, like we used to do when we were kids. You were there, walking along with me. I couldn't see you, but I could feel you. And I could hear you. I asked why, so many times. You kept giving me reason after reason, and I kept arguing every single claim you gave me. I've never felt anything like that before. I've never been so lost for words when explaining emotion. I think it was something new. I felt like I was dead. It felt like you were alive. Then you said you loved me. The words rang through my mind, playing over and over again. I love you, ****. I... I love you, ***. And you were gone. And I screamed, and screamed, and screamed. And then I woke up. 15 again. I rolled over, checked my phone: Eve - Good morning dear And I've never been so relieved.
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a good financial advisor will tell you to ditch the credit card for this little piece of plastic can gobble you down hard when you use the thing monthly interest accumulates so be very wary of the bank's excessive rates but some people keep over drawing on the account then they will have a sizeable bill to surmount luckily for me I got out of my credit card mess yet there are those who'll ever be under much duress
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Jun 5, 2018
Jun 5, 2018 at 10:03 PM UTC
Financial Advisor
when i went to my local library, to my horror i found no books that are in my personal library... to my astonishment i found Thomas Mann's Dr. Faustus -                         but still, in my possession as extensive it is in its modesty i found only two books i'd gladly reread - Ezra Pound's Cantos and Bertrand Russell's the History of Western Philosophy - harsh, isn't it? only two books - from a collection of some sizeable amount, and a good fraction well established in my head to have made tattoos into - like that joke: what's the door most frequently opened in the house? the refrigerator door. so it is with a library - but there's a twist... how fortunate you will be if the dictionary isn't the answer... but a book that you would reread and know all the words; so as you can see, i have my two books i'd establish strength with, even if it meant waging such a war with the Koran.
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Aug 9, 2016
Aug 9, 2016 at 8:31 PM UTC
παλαιoς Σαμουήλ αλληλουχία (no. 2)
Bearded, hairy, pimpled fairy, repulsive, obnoxious, loud and anxious, daring, daunting, sweating, crying, lying and prying to get the details out, presumptious, precautious yet nosy, bossy, knowing it all and showing it all. Dancing for no apparent reason, same for singing, showering, caring and pairing. Associations big or small, drama at the mall, glances, waves and smiles helping others with piles of work, with quirk. Strong, fierce, succesful beings, kind with deep eyes, steep noses, cheeks and jaws, able to cut glass, a freakishly tight, yet humbling behind or *** Adventurous, spontanious, loving and watching and staring and matching catching every voxel, every pixel, every line or dot or just a couple or just one or not. Full, sizeable or rather small, yet kissable lips or standing tall, bizarre symmetry, bigotry, whining and ambitiously becoming a truer version of what you think you are.
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Jan 28, 2017
Jan 28, 2017 at 6:20 AM UTC
Whimsicality
try to add a little sanity but it sure is a lonely job in a world where all is vanity and emotion rises and bobs thought is a solid thing this world is way too sizeable a speck of eternity’s wing an’ nothing be recognizable
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May 23, 2013
May 23, 2013 at 9:39 PM UTC
Untitled
'We' are in uproar 'We' being the Anglo Americana Axis 'The West' if you will Our uproar, this time Russian election meddling Now of course the yanks and brits Have clean hands and Every right to sit atop Their lofty mule 'We' follow the rules No backhand games in Africa, Iran The entire Middle East Not that 'We'll' admit at least No, for now it's uproar The West's sizeable stallion rears up At the sly old bear Who is stealing our tricks
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Nov 28, 2017
Nov 28, 2017 at 9:12 PM UTC
Uproar