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"slapper" poems
My sister boasted to me one night in a Liverpool pub She had *** with a couple of coppers down the Mersey Tunnel. 'You're nothing bit a fat slapper' I scolded her, As she examined the selfie I had taken Just a few moments earlier of me And her best friend up against the ladies' bog door. "Good likeness, innit?" I commented and the She farted stentoriously in surprise and, The follow-through oozed down her dimpled thigh.
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Feb 7, 2016
Feb 7, 2016 at 7:07 PM UTC
Liverpool Life
Just turned sixteen a rage of hormones erogenous zones no more sexting or wet dreams your sixteen you have our permission to give in to your impulses full submission your pulse races no more wishing release your inhibitions but before you do hold up and listen. You can't drink and drive yet you can think of life for now any thought you conceive can legally achieve a new life you can breed Should anyone so young have this much power? to class it as fun and be deflowered just because you can attain an ******** stand to attention gives you the right to create perfection? - when love isn't even mentioned. Should we raise the age limit? Would teenage pregnancies plummet? but you say they will still do it anyway regardless they couldn't care less do you blame parents? - or carers? Maybe we need a better educational system to teach them. It’s the media that feeds into the body image a consistent mirage a constant barrage of so called celebrities having *** on TV With the skinny waist fake ***** and high heels what a waste, you choose how you feel. Take time to pause and hold onto what’s yours for once lost you will pay its cost your virginity is its own currency people will value you more or label you a ***** a **** a slapper a used ****** wrapper go ahead tap her she doesn't care what you wear or if you marry take her cherry. Just because it has a secondary function doesn't mean you have to use your junk son. the next time you get an ******** steer your mind in another direction or at least use protection so you don't spread STD's by infection having *** so young can be tragic take the time to think or you may later regret it. Don't give into peer pressure Don’t use others as your measure have *** at your leisure when its your pleasure when you're ready not just because you've been going steady protect your innocence remain a princess pretty in pink abhor red so think first before bed.
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Jun 6, 2016
Jun 6, 2016 at 9:40 PM UTC
Sweet *** Teen
Just turned sixteen a rage of hormones erogenous zones no more sexting or wet dreams your sixteen you have our permission to give in to your impulses full submission your pulse races no more wishing release your inhibitions but before you do hold up and listen. You can't drink and drive yet you can think of life for now any thought you conceive can legally achieve a new life you can breed Should anyone so young have this much power? to class it as fun and be deflowered just because you can attain an ******** stand to attention gives you the right to create perfection? - when love isn't even mentioned. Should we raise the age limit? Would teenage pregnancies plummet? but you say they will still do it anyway regardless they couldn't care less do you blame parents? - or carers? Maybe we need a better educational system to teach them. It’s the media that feeds into the body image a consistent mirage a constant barrage of so called celebrities having *** on TV With the skinny waist fake ***** and high heels what a waste, you choose how you feel. Take time to pause and hold onto what’s yours for once lost you will pay its cost your virginity is its own currency people will value you more or label you a ***** a **** a slapper a used ****** wrapper go ahead tap her she doesn't care what you wear or if you marry take her cherry. Just because it has a secondary function doesn't mean you have to use your junk son. the next time you get an ******** steer your mind in another direction or at least use protection so you don't spread STD's by infection having *** so young can be tragic take the time to think or you may later regret it. Don't give into peer pressure Don’t use others as your measure have *** at your leisure when its your pleasure when you're ready not just because you've been going steady protect your innocence remain a princess pretty in pink abhor red so think first before bed.
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Alice and I were fudged fruiting inside Falstaffian freakish fleur–de–lys: She inside a quack–aztec–tattooed tank, Me inside a pendulous magenta harness with polydactyl–perverted plumes bespattered into it. In the ****** **** of that kaput flophouse We creosoted our conks all the cockatrices of the gorge–de–pigeon, Inside crotches, Jacuzzis and homocentric Action Men. Alice, with the pornographic bend sinisters in the teeth of her poltergeistish fajita crocodile, Smacked of the plug–ugly poofter of a south–south–west by south sackful sandbank. I cemented the jaundiced dangler of an ostrich to my prick. With that and my uncut fiddlestick of knobs I was the idiosyncratic and wholehogging sadomasochistic slapper! We banged the bush streaming proboscis in tentacle Through smorgasbords of hermaphrodites and high muck–a–mucks While Ravi Shankar’s idioglossias and cockchafers juddered our titbits. Our Moonies were classically cracked flabelliform by the time we disinterred them. Alice managed to fornicate incognito white elephant on behalf of myself And we were passionately on the back of the dingdong, naked as our Moonies. We kept one’s pecker up wrapped up in the shadowgraph Athwart ever-strangling girdles of formaldehyde, ozone, fomenter and widow’s weeds, Athwart polytetrafluoroethylene–pricked precipices and then down to the butts Where we both came to a sticky end on our jockstraps and leered at the ballet dancers That we then penetrated rhythmically by elongating tumescent our gang banging tentacles. Through comfortable French knickers I burped, “Thank you for ****** me everywhere, Alice”. In the soporific honeypotspunk, aped on the ooze, I could smell that her **** had made her ******* type soap flakes break the sound barrier, Splashing out a ***** whale seed skirting her jowls. “You’re fragrant, flypaper”, she rapped. The Government gabble that little green men who hammer out the sexagenarians weren’t on board. Inside spleen of the spliffs, inside spleen of my gangrenous Pollyanna, I will over one’s dead body evacuate. I will over one’s dead body evacuate.
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Mar 22, 2010
Mar 22, 2010 at 4:09 PM UTC
San Francisco
Alice and I were fudged fruiting inside Falstaffian freakish fleur–de–lys: She inside a quack–aztec–tattooed tank, Me inside a pendulous magenta harness with polydactyl–perverted plumes bespattered into it. In the ****** **** of that kaput flophouse We creosoted our conks all the cockatrices of the gorge–de–pigeon, Inside crotches, Jacuzzis and homocentric Action Men. Alice, with the pornographic bend sinisters in the teeth of her poltergeistish fajita crocodile, Smacked of the plug–ugly poofter of a south–south–west by south sackful sandbank. I cemented the jaundiced dangler of an ostrich to my prick. With that and my uncut fiddlestick of knobs I was the idiosyncratic and wholehogging sadomasochistic slapper! We banged the bush streaming proboscis in tentacle Through smorgasbords of hermaphrodites and high muck–a–mucks While Ravi Shankar’s idioglossias and cockchafers juddered our titbits. Our Moonies were classically cracked flabelliform by the time we disinterred them. Alice managed to fornicate incognito white elephant on behalf of myself And we were passionately on the back of the dingdong, naked as our Moonies. We kept one’s pecker up wrapped up in the shadowgraph Athwart ever-strangling girdles of formaldehyde, ozone, fomenter and widow’s weeds, Athwart polytetrafluoroethylene–pricked precipices and then down to the butts Where we both came to a sticky end on our jockstraps and leered at the ballet dancers That we then penetrated rhythmically by elongating tumescent our gang banging tentacles. Through comfortable French knickers I burped, “Thank you for ****** me everywhere, Alice”. In the soporific honeypotspunk, aped on the ooze, I could smell that her **** had made her ******* type soap flakes break the sound barrier, Splashing out a ***** whale seed skirting her jowls. “You’re fragrant, flypaper”, she rapped. The Government gabble that little green men who hammer out the sexagenarians weren’t on board. Inside spleen of the spliffs, inside spleen of my gangrenous Pollyanna, I will over one’s dead body evacuate. I will over one’s dead body evacuate.
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I want to be a tight man a fight man a get it when I can man a hard man a ladies man a take when its there man a bad man a cad man a wham bang and thank you ma'am. I want to be a flirt man a take a bit of skirt man a **** man a slapper man a kiss em quick an part man. I want to be a cheat man a cheap man a slip between the sheets man a creep man a street man a leering ****** beer man. I want to be a cold man an ice man but some say I'm too nice man?
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Jan 28, 2015
Jan 28, 2015 at 9:18 AM UTC
Too nice a man?
The autumn winds ***** her mercilessly, as idle hands lunge for delicate petticoats. Their ugly, pockmarked howls pinch her deeply with each new limb they expose, until her tears drop like leaves, unheard and become soiled. By the winter, she’s left leaning awkwardly like a slapper against a lamp post. Her body but scattered, bent baguettes, freeze-set with the frigid, nightly chills, which preserve her stark immodesty and her malign revenge. Yet spring adorns her with tentative protruding buds, glazed like freshly shellacked fingernails, as her body itches with the swellings of youth and foliage fastens frills around her chest, summoning the dewy-peach lustre of virginity. Now she basks in our wanton, forgiving glares. As the summer teases, she writhes Lolita-like in a raincoat that clings to her, just so. Her barely concealed fruits spilling out, as the sun caresses her skin hotly, until she **** with that cacophony of lilac bells gawping, grape-like, ringing out the sweet moans of her petite-mort.
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Oct 7, 2020
Oct 7, 2020 at 10:53 AM UTC
Wisteria
they always seem to ascribe the stone age with inventing the circle, dinosaurs and the loathing of x-ray via Archaeology - ᛟ, or an ancient egyptian manuscript... got the ******* wheelie on that ***** boo yah! this is even weirder than Wittgenstein's observation of late Copernicus... ᛟ-ray... huh? you've been a peasant and you're still curating a chance sharpening edit? where's the ******* wheel with romans after ancient egyptians and the babylonians and for fuck's sake Hindustan! O... where's O in Sanskrit? so who got the cartwheels? the romans? huh?! a.d. b.c. buttered-up **** if this makes sense... forget the universe, alien civilisations... my own makes as much sense as a gram of pepper and salt sneezed with. hey flamingo! here's a signature in sepia! banging on the bathroom floor - with Disney - passed in those days: Lion Kong or King... oompa loompa ooh ooh gorilla tyrant said so too. they invented the wheel but forgot to phonetically encode it with something similar... runes, right, Scandinavian... ᛟ... i.e. O... but i'd like to see ᛟ in a roller-coaster... just for gorging on a regurgitation of jokes - and so i can slang and slapper quick a blah in Jamaican slang and say... yah mon' poo daddy do a diddy eff a flex wit bling bling, cursor vector to noon and da dwarfin of a shadow. **** man, they invented the wheel but waited for the romans to write the O... and it was music by then... suddenly! huh?! the **** is this? whiskey straight up. no wonder.
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Apr 30, 2016
Apr 30, 2016 at 7:14 PM UTC
ᛟ vs. O bypassing stone-age
they always seem to ascribe the stone age with inventing the circle, dinosaurs and the loathing of x-ray via Archaeology - ᛟ, or an ancient egyptian manuscript... got the ******* wheelie on that ***** boo yah! this is even weirder than Wittgenstein's observation of late Copernicus... ᛟ-ray... huh? you've been a peasant and you're still curating a chance sharpening edit? where's the ******* wheel with romans after ancient egyptians and the babylonians and for fuck's sake Hindustan! O... where's O in Sanskrit? so who got the cartwheels? the romans? huh?! a.d. b.c. buttered-up **** if this makes sense... forget the universe, alien civilisations... my own makes as much sense as a gram of pepper and salt sneezed with. hey flamingo! here's a signature in sepia! banging on the bathroom floor - with Disney - passed in those days: Lion Kong or King... oompa loompa ooh ooh gorilla tyrant said so too. they invented the wheel but forgot to phonetically encode it with something similar... runes, right, Scandinavian... ᛟ... i.e. O... but i'd like to see ᛟ in a roller-coaster... just for gorging on a regurgitation of jokes - and so i can slang and slapper quick a blah in Jamaican slang and say... yah mon' poo daddy do a diddy eff a flex wit bling bling, cursor vector to noon and da dwarfin of a shadow. **** man, they invented the wheel but waited for the romans to write the O... and it was music by then... suddenly! huh?! the **** is this? whiskey straight up. no wonder.
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bingle bangle trip top flipper wing **** fingling zinger bop bop tribble slapper bang herpe derper webble wob frankish glub glub beetroot shingle rampart flip rob wipple fishnet bangtoot markly haper mushmouth yungdid crassly freeten biddle froto down south sharple rag tag neepin oddler dang trumpet ***** gnomey smashhash villet bridle crumpet creamy lopless bashrash oh, the wonderful sounds of letters amazing in your diversity always makes me feel a bit better but not as far as perversity
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Jun 4, 2015
Jun 4, 2015 at 12:44 PM UTC
noisepop
You know as well as I do that internet dating can have its ups and downs and thus, after so many futile meetings and tragic misadventures in a domestic UK situation, I decided to spread my wings and so I logged on to an Australian website for lonely kangaroo lovers yes it was www.blackstump-legover.com.au where no holes were barred. And I soon struck up a promising friendship with someone who sounded like a real goer, a total slapper, with no morals whatsover judging from the photo she posted taken with a mobile phone up her skirt which showed her **muffin ***** as well as what she had eaten for breakfast yesterday, poking its head out. We finally agreed to meet behind the old dunny in the park where the abos go to exchange their social security vouchers for crack ******* or a bottle of Castlemain XXXX or a quick one up each others' bots in spite of the pong on a sunny arvo. You can imagine how effing disappointed I was when she arrived on a trailer attached to her grandson's ute strapped to a battered gurney (and almost insensate) but still ready for a bit of backdoor action but not from me, no sirree, thank you very much mate: I might be desperate, but I would have had to have clipped my nose shut with a clothes peg to get anywhere near her and my gag reflex simply couldn't cope. So I bravely dragged the gurney over to the convenient gap in the fence overlooking the mighty ravine and with a gentle shove I sent her to that sweet place where peace can be found and I can still hear her scream as she bounced off the rocks accusing me of being illegitimate before silence reigned and I smiled in joy. It only goes to show, O my friends, that there are female dogs of the most hideous kind on every sodding continent on this dear planet of ours; and I may as well stick to a handful of Nivea cream and a Kleenex, at least the odour is wholesome.
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Sep 29, 2015
Sep 29, 2015 at 11:32 AM UTC
A Tragic Intercontinental Internet Dating ******
You know as well as I do that internet dating can have its ups and downs and thus, after so many futile meetings and tragic misadventures in a domestic UK situation, I decided to spread my wings and so I logged on to an Australian website for lonely kangaroo lovers yes it was www.blackstump-legover.com.au where no holes were barred. And I soon struck up a promising friendship with someone who sounded like a real goer, a total slapper, with no morals whatsover judging from the photo she posted taken with a mobile phone up her skirt which showed her **muffin ***** as well as what she had eaten for breakfast yesterday, poking its head out. We finally agreed to meet behind the old dunny in the park where the abos go to exchange their social security vouchers for crack ******* or a bottle of Castlemain XXXX or a quick one up each others' bots in spite of the pong on a sunny arvo. You can imagine how effing disappointed I was when she arrived on a trailer attached to her grandson's ute strapped to a battered gurney (and almost insensate) but still ready for a bit of backdoor action but not from me, no sirree, thank you very much mate: I might be desperate, but I would have had to have clipped my nose shut with a clothes peg to get anywhere near her and my gag reflex simply couldn't cope. So I bravely dragged the gurney over to the convenient gap in the fence overlooking the mighty ravine and with a gentle shove I sent her to that sweet place where peace can be found and I can still hear her scream as she bounced off the rocks accusing me of being illegitimate before silence reigned and I smiled in joy. It only goes to show, O my friends, that there are female dogs of the most hideous kind on every sodding continent on this dear planet of ours; and I may as well stick to a handful of Nivea cream and a Kleenex, at least the odour is wholesome.
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Whoa. See that yin? Jist sittin there? Ye ken how she’s sittin like that, don’t ye? Well, whit’s she sittin oan? Aye, her erse. She’s only sittin like that So ye ken she’s got an erse. Gaggin fir it. An whoa, check that yin! Wearin claes! Filthy cow! Whit dae ye mean, “Whit dae ah mean”? Claes! Ye canny wear claes If ye huvny got a boady, can ye? That’s right – Just screamin it, so she is – “Check oot ma boady!” Aye, ah wull an aw! Don’t mind if ah dae! Aw, mate – that yin! That yin ower there! Bendin her airm! See her? Bendin her airm like a mucky **** That’s so ye ken She’s got elbows! Phwoar, I ken your type hen – you wi yir elbows an a’thin! Desperate fur it, aren’t ye? An man! This yin, walkin towards us! Breathin in an oot! Whit a slapper! Breathin in an oot! Aye, ye need a pair o lungs tae dae that, I bet, eh, hen? A pair o fine, functioning lungs! Aye, you use them, doll – dinny you be shy! Ah’m no! Aw pal, haud me back! This yin! This yin eatin a meat pie! Shameless wee **** Aw yeah, baby, I ken whit that means! Mean’s ye’ve got yirsel a **** wee digestive tract in there, no? Ye dinny hae tae spell it oot tae me, love! Probably got a pair o kidneys tucked away in there too, ye ***** wee ***** Aw the same, ur they no? Aw ae thum. Gantin oan it.
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Dec 20, 2016
Dec 20, 2016 at 7:39 AM UTC
Aw the Same
Scunthorpe is justly famous for its ugliness And the rampant lasciviousness of its inhabitants; With what horror I recall encountering a gent there, A seriously senior slapper, widely acclaimed as The least inhibited pensioner in northern Lincolnshire. In my gilded youth I'd wandered into the bar Of some grotty hostelry and got propositioned by this old **** On the pretext of offering to gift me fifty quid He dragged me upstairs and ravished me totally, Showing his elderly anatomy 's most private parts In prurient abandon. Afterwards, I wondered how long Before the myriad love bites on my buttocks would fade?
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Nov 5, 2014
Nov 5, 2014 at 7:24 PM UTC
Scunthorpe Nightmare
Real Not Fiction A hole is a hole said the Mule As he stuck his stump up a slapper This saying was mirrored by another Who told a story of his friends And what recently happened One long term friend has a gal They’d been together 7 years And planned to get married Spending a lifetime together Already lovers and more You know how it goes So to be happy in bliss But a big problem arose Another old school pal Caused a fuss with the gal Who was a guy before! So now you’re a gal not a guy How did that come about? A trip to Thailand and cash Lots of cash from her rich family The school pal seeing the gal Wasn’t aware of any of this Just that he was in love Happy and going to be married To a gal who was once a guy He was oblivious to this Unlike the other ex-pupil They gave the gal guy it A week to tell her fiancé All of the truth of they’d do it I told the pal who knew them all Make sure the guy who Knew them all Never killed the gal Who was once a guy Like the American one What will happen Within this week Happiness or war? A hole is a hole Even if no kids Reality not fiction The Mule was right
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Aug 27, 2022
Aug 27, 2022 at 5:38 PM UTC
Real Not Fiction
Nima splashed water from one of the fountains in Trafalgar Square over Baruch. Laughing she did it again, but he side-stepped, like one out of rain, hands wide as if to bless. He'd met her a few moments before; by Nelson's Column, she’d written from her hospital bed, drug taking recovering (so said), cold turkey or whatever she'd scribed. Finishing the ablutions, she walked on, he followed, stepping beside her, catching her in profile, taking in her cropped hair, brown, washed and washed. She talked of the nursing staff, who talked of her behind her back, some at least, she added, chat of the *** cupboard we used, that time you came, she said, laughing, walking out of the Square, along by the gallery, her voice too loud, he thought, but sounded out by the traffic passing. She was clothed in a blue dress, too short, he thought, seeing her thighs, sans stockings or tights, sandaled feet. They went into Leicester Square, she talking of one of the quacks she'd seen, head case, foreign, fancies himself, she added. Baruch, spied the billboards, new films, merchandise, drinks, cigarettes, lowering his eyes, watching her sway her hips and **** hands swinging, gesturing.  She stopped by a bench and sat down, he did likewise, ears catching her words, holding them in his mind, something about them being jealous of my sexuality she added, giving Baruch the eye, maybe thinking me a ***** a druggie slapper, she said laughing, her hand rubbing against the top of his, he sensing skin on skin, remembering, the quickie in the side room, cupboard size, just off the ward. He talked of his boring job, the mind numbing labours, the Coltrane jazz LP, played on and on, he said, eyes closed. She lay her head on his shoulder, he felt, smelt the combination of expensive scent and hospital smell (soaps or disinfectants), felt her fingers rubbing his. She took out a cigarette, offered him one, he took and she lit up with red plastic lighter. Inhaled, exhaled, inhaled, silence, her hand wrestled with his, watching smoke rise, upwards, twirling, in the hot summer spread skies.
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Aug 1, 2013
Aug 1, 2013 at 2:04 AM UTC
MEETING WITH NIMA.
Nima splashed water from one of the fountains in Trafalgar Square over Baruch. Laughing she did it again, but he side-stepped, like one out of rain, hands wide as if to bless. He'd met her a few moments before; by Nelson's Column, she’d written from her hospital bed, drug taking recovering (so said), cold turkey or whatever she'd scribed. Finishing the ablutions, she walked on, he followed, stepping beside her, catching her in profile, taking in her cropped hair, brown, washed and washed. She talked of the nursing staff, who talked of her behind her back, some at least, she added, chat of the *** cupboard we used, that time you came, she said, laughing, walking out of the Square, along by the gallery, her voice too loud, he thought, but sounded out by the traffic passing. She was clothed in a blue dress, too short, he thought, seeing her thighs, sans stockings or tights, sandaled feet. They went into Leicester Square, she talking of one of the quacks she'd seen, head case, foreign, fancies himself, she added. Baruch, spied the billboards, new films, merchandise, drinks, cigarettes, lowering his eyes, watching her sway her hips and **** hands swinging, gesturing.  She stopped by a bench and sat down, he did likewise, ears catching her words, holding them in his mind, something about them being jealous of my sexuality she added, giving Baruch the eye, maybe thinking me a ***** a druggie slapper, she said laughing, her hand rubbing against the top of his, he sensing skin on skin, remembering, the quickie in the side room, cupboard size, just off the ward. He talked of his boring job, the mind numbing labours, the Coltrane jazz LP, played on and on, he said, eyes closed. She lay her head on his shoulder, he felt, smelt the combination of expensive scent and hospital smell (soaps or disinfectants), felt her fingers rubbing his. She took out a cigarette, offered him one, he took and she lit up with red plastic lighter. Inhaled, exhaled, inhaled, silence, her hand wrestled with his, watching smoke rise, upwards, twirling, in the hot summer spread skies.
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Hanging on my play rooms wall many toys for us all I have a feather slapper black rose whip and a pair of silk rope handcuffs hundreds of toys to enjoy my S&M; fun you might be scared but you'll be screaming for more when we're done
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Apr 27, 2015
Apr 27, 2015 at 6:47 AM UTC
Blue
i know nothing of you but that you are anthropological when you are inside unexplored diversities that are not plums or peaches, that you are a white siren with red nails and that you want my knickers sent enveloped, and sealed with plastic cobalt kisses. i know nothing of you but that when they say poets are not in season; you pluck me out lime-coloured and prematured and tell me to ripen beside your afternoon tea because you demand embryonic words and pretty phrases that will keep you animated and high. you make me know not- ions are unmarried clouds pregnant with ink; yours are metabolic and invisible, injecting sugar into my fallopian tubes. you press your mouth against my sternum and interweave your tongue with my heart, we mould into a double helix. you make us into nothing but a genetically mutated flower with two vulvas, collapsed between two pages of a book that a ***** slapper would read in the rain at two ams in between ****** acts and neon sunsets.
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Nov 15, 2010
Nov 15, 2010 at 5:00 AM UTC
nothing.~
call the cops. they cooking rocks in a shanty town compound its just how they get down most denounceable settlement heroine needles nettle men shredded by early elements surely only pure irrelevents no evidence of life that reflected anything intelligent they were like hell with it; preferred not to confer the elephant in the parlor though of pachyderm stature he still delicate & he starvin. attention ya'll. there's histrionic insect larva writhing inside dying bodies of constants. wanting nothing but to be alive to watch the sky ***** lights contrite with wasting time & space decided to face what made the comets atum & adam & atoms. dizzy sassed her, kiss me *** slapper pass the days faster calmly this was a disaster it sounds so wrong but how else do you say it. it seems there is no safe explaination that demons & godless heathens still hold faith in unseen reason aurical feelings bottomless meanings & improbable teachings exploring the being & being anything more than whimsy
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Apr 18, 2015
Apr 18, 2015 at 8:57 PM UTC
Freezerburn
Grampy Needs stimulated, Grammy is irritated. The old slapper hand is the best tool for releasing Down and ***** stress. I think gram's is coming Think I need best hide it. Down boy, down!
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Sep 9, 2015
Sep 9, 2015 at 12:11 AM UTC
Down boy, down
jeg slapper af når du holder mig jeg panikker når du ser mod mig jeg græder når du sårer mig jeg griner når du kilder mig jeg fniser når du ler med mig jeg væmmes når du går din vej jeg skriger når du forlader mig jeg sover når du elsker mig
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Nov 24, 2014
Nov 24, 2014 at 3:55 PM UTC
sover når du elsker mig
There was another brother whom history forgets And though born a fisherman, he preferred other nets. The coterie of rink rats who lived on the Left Coast Thought he was sine qua non, and they would often boast *He’s better than his brother Joe, Es-ki-mo Di-mag-gi-o.* His slapper had heat to make a goalie wet himself; His wrister was money either five-hole or top-shelf. After the goaltender felt another puck **** by, He’d curse and bang the crossbar as fans took up the cry *He’s better than his brother Joe, Es-ki-mo Di-mag-gi-o.* He dominated rinks out West like no other man From Calgary to Saskatoon, Fresno to Spokane. He’d hat tricks in Winnipeg, six-point games in Moose Jaw Moving scribes to hackneyed verse written in fits of awe. *He’s better than his brother Joe, Es-ki-mo Di-mag-gi-o.* Though the man was a fine skater, strong, agile and fleet The slightest flaw in the ice caused anguish to his feet And he would scold arena crews—*What’d you call this mush? ‘Tis nothing but chips and ruts; I’d rather skate on slush!* (More prickly than his brother Joe, Es-ki-mo Di-mag-gio.) After one match in Oakland on ice unduly rough He stormed into the locker room, shouting ‘Nuff’s enough! He didn’t change his sweater as he stormed out the door, Hopping on a trolley car, to be seen never more (He’s a bit loony, don’t you know. Es-ki-mo Di-mag-gi-o.) He was sighted in the Yukon, once or perhaps twice Engaged in some mad mission to find the perfect ice. Neither man nor beast can say what became of this fool, Though bits of skate lace appear in petrified bear stool (Tastes better than his brother Joe? Es-ki-mo Di-mag-gi-o.)
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Mar 29, 2017
Mar 29, 2017 at 10:10 AM UTC
The Likely Apocryphal (And Utterly Pointless) Ballad Of Eskimo Dimaggio
There was another brother whom history forgets And though born a fisherman, he preferred other nets. The coterie of rink rats who lived on the Left Coast Thought he was sine qua non, and they would often boast *He’s better than his brother Joe, Es-ki-mo Di-mag-gi-o.* His slapper had heat to make a goalie wet himself; His wrister was money either five-hole or top-shelf. After the goaltender felt another puck **** by, He’d curse and bang the crossbar as fans took up the cry *He’s better than his brother Joe, Es-ki-mo Di-mag-gi-o.* He dominated rinks out West like no other man From Calgary to Saskatoon, Fresno to Spokane. He’d hat tricks in Winnipeg, six-point games in Moose Jaw Moving scribes to hackneyed verse written in fits of awe. *He’s better than his brother Joe, Es-ki-mo Di-mag-gi-o.* Though the man was a fine skater, strong, agile and fleet The slightest flaw in the ice caused anguish to his feet And he would scold arena crews—*What’d you call this mush? ‘Tis nothing but chips and ruts; I’d rather skate on slush!* (More prickly than his brother Joe, Es-ki-mo Di-mag-gio.) After one match in Oakland on ice unduly rough He stormed into the locker room, shouting ‘Nuff’s enough! He didn’t change his sweater as he stormed out the door, Hopping on a trolley car, to be seen never more (He’s a bit loony, don’t you know. Es-ki-mo Di-mag-gi-o.) He was sighted in the Yukon, once or perhaps twice Engaged in some mad mission to find the perfect ice. Neither man nor beast can say what became of this fool, Though bits of skate lace appear in petrified bear stool (Tastes better than his brother Joe? Es-ki-mo Di-mag-gi-o.)
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early morning at the coffee house toasted sesame bagel with jam and cream cheese coffee and cigarettes crazy sparrows jumping in the hedges of the patio you and the old men steaming cups, unraveled weekend edition of the newspaper on tabletops you and the sweet, quiet old men only they understand going for a long walk you hear two boys shuffling behind on their way to soccer practice singing about the sunny side of the street your blood sings with them blood is not of a violent theme not today it's what keeps you alive keeps you moving along loving more wild smile on your face as if you know the damnest joke a real good knee-slapper a killer of all solemn thoughts and a promiser to to be better, behavior and heart a re-fertilized mind from now on and ever entering the city the day smells of beach nights lingering scent of sunscreen, sand, dark *** vanilla cigarellos the light turns green and you step off the sidewalk catching yourself in the reflection of a skyscraper  emerging from a busting, exploding crowd looking like you always wished you would a ballerina on-the- go you are not a ballerina but you whisper thanks and keep the magic of today in your back pocket like a paycheck you've been owed
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Jun 7, 2015
Jun 7, 2015 at 10:41 AM UTC
Untitled
Becoming fiercly personal with no physical contact, the crescent moon ultimately occults the Venus. The grazer now turns into fugitive. Was not the knower, was not the known. No past, no future, you move with your eyes down to deny the assault, the flirtation. Your silence was unthinkable. I will bring home the dead. Light is gone. The slapper sleeps. In emotional agony I start prowling for the body.
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Apr 7, 2017
Apr 7, 2017 at 12:13 AM UTC
Not Prurient
magnets for misery melted into mouths, molded lips made for malaise the heavyhearted rock in between hips, hot and hopeless loneliness lives in lungs the listless leaping of laborious breaths, lugubrious lusting souls ****** sadness, **** songs of sorrow somber little slapper sleeps next to something sonorous, slow sinking
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Jul 20, 2017
Jul 20, 2017 at 3:38 AM UTC
kiss me
We sit by the small pond after school Mother's still out shopping Yehudit says so we can sit and talk awhile the water's murky no ducks or fish in this small place maybe tadpoles or old boots or ******* thrown in trees surrounding are still in leaf no one must know what we did and where today she says I look at the tin can lying on the side of the muddy pond as if I would I say if it got out my mum'd **** me she says what about your dad? I ask he would **** me too if Mum told him he could a blackbird settles on a branch on my left black yellow beak noisy but worse than that what would the other girls say? lucky you? no they wouldn't she says they'd say what a slapper what a **** and there of all places she's quiet and stares at the pond but you're not we didn't plan it I say but we did it and what if someone saw us what if a teacher or prefect came in the gym lunchtime and saw us? somewhere to our left a dog barks smell of the farm just over a cow moos no one did I say live what is not what might have been or may have happened she sighs and looks at me with her blue eyes guess so she looks at the wrist watch on my wrist better go Mum'll be back on the next bus she says we get up and brush ourselves down and walk through the woods it was good though even if it was an odd place I say odd being the operative word she smiles the fear of someone coming in made it seem more daring I suggest daring? absolutely mad she says but yes it was good we came to the back of the cottage where I lived shall I walk you home? no best not she says Mum's not struck on you thinks you might get me into trouble I frown me? but butter wouldn't melt in my mouth I say   she smiles and walks on I THINK IT WOULD she shouts back at me and walks out of sight I turn into the garden and along the path thinking to myself she's right.
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Aug 27, 2014
Aug 27, 2014 at 2:41 AM UTC
BY THE SMALL POND.
We sit by the small pond after school Mother's still out shopping Yehudit says so we can sit and talk awhile the water's murky no ducks or fish in this small place maybe tadpoles or old boots or ******* thrown in trees surrounding are still in leaf no one must know what we did and where today she says I look at the tin can lying on the side of the muddy pond as if I would I say if it got out my mum'd **** me she says what about your dad? I ask he would **** me too if Mum told him he could a blackbird settles on a branch on my left black yellow beak noisy but worse than that what would the other girls say? lucky you? no they wouldn't she says they'd say what a slapper what a **** and there of all places she's quiet and stares at the pond but you're not we didn't plan it I say but we did it and what if someone saw us what if a teacher or prefect came in the gym lunchtime and saw us? somewhere to our left a dog barks smell of the farm just over a cow moos no one did I say live what is not what might have been or may have happened she sighs and looks at me with her blue eyes guess so she looks at the wrist watch on my wrist better go Mum'll be back on the next bus she says we get up and brush ourselves down and walk through the woods it was good though even if it was an odd place I say odd being the operative word she smiles the fear of someone coming in made it seem more daring I suggest daring? absolutely mad she says but yes it was good we came to the back of the cottage where I lived shall I walk you home? no best not she says Mum's not struck on you thinks you might get me into trouble I frown me? but butter wouldn't melt in my mouth I say   she smiles and walks on I THINK IT WOULD she shouts back at me and walks out of sight I turn into the garden and along the path thinking to myself she's right.
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Mary inhaled the cigarette and watched as the boy came over to her in the park and said where's your weird friend? she exhaled smoke at him weird friend? she said who's that? that Magdalene girl who thinks she's something when she's just another girl with two arms and legs and an **** he said what do you want with me? she said thought we'd go to the picture house and sit in the back row and get down to some kissing and such putting a hand on her hip she inhaled and looked at his hand then at him she exhaled smoke at him again take your paw off of me you Proddy prat if my da saw you touch me he'd take your arm off   she said didn't think you were worried about a boy's religion he said removing his hand from her hip I'm not but my da is he has no love of Prods she said and my friend's not weird she's classy something you wouldn't understand he stood his ground staring at her got a mouth on you haven't you? he said couldn't talk otherwise could I she said he eyed her sternly you ain't' much yourself he said just a schoolgirl slapper she kneed him and he doubled over and fell sideways down on the grass I'm not a slapper she said I'm a knee-er and she walked off inhaling and exhaling and giving a quick cough.
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Feb 20, 2016
Feb 20, 2016 at 7:46 AM UTC
MARY'S ENCOUNTER 1963