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The pigeons are sad The pigeons saw that The future comes with bad The pigeons were telling that The prophets born here The prophet know that It is the land of kind , welfare and tied The religions at that land The assembly of religions The peace between nations Were established there Here was the prophet David Who the mounts the trees , The stones and  the birds, Repeated his prays He governed with justice After him ,Solomon was gotten He governed with justice The welfare had increased And the peace with there The Romans occupied it And the injustice appeared The killing and the theft Were actually increased Here was born Jesus Who invited to peace At shortest and clear That was not admired By Romans or Jewish Who were there They planned to **** him The land became unfair The decreasing of welfare The increasing of fear Till the new nation appeared The new religion increased It called for justice It led to peace The Muslims achieved a victory As they built a great glory And they blockaded the land The patriarch man said," We didn’t give the keys Except to your leader Who is justice’s famous" They wore one of soldiers The smartest cloth They introduced him As the prince of Insurers as the caliph of Muslims The greatest patriarchs said," That is not the man we did Actually knew and have red At our book that mentioned Him actually as we saw awake." The leader of soldiers ordered To sent a letter to the caliph At bright city wide distance As he wanted to keep blood Out of bleeding He wanted not to **** The innocent people He didn’t want to bore His name over death His religion ordered them To save the innocent people To the caliph to came The caliph and a servant  moved The leader of the greatest land At that time, at that moment From the kind and light city He read the yassin of holy Quran that equals twenty Minutes For riding the donkey And his servants walks only Then the caliph got off only And the servant rode the donkey And they read the yassin for away To count and know time And mention the God only Then the caliph and servant  also Walked with their donkey To rest it also They keep reading yassin only Till they reached near the holy City that mentioned with  holy In Quran with great respect The turn is on the servant   To get  that donkey rode And the caliph would walk He said," my prince! I must Get down and you must Ride that donkey" He said," then I will be called Injustice caliph led the insurers To be injustice at every talkers And it is your turn If the air came to me smelt With good smell than yours If the water I drink Have more delicious than yours If I created from mud Made of silver and gold I will rode that animal And you must go walker Ride it my good insurer" The soldiers saw him They did great clutter They wanted to salute him The patriarch said with amazed," See what is that noise? He looked and said That is him , that is him!" The patriarch went and looked He counted patch in his The cloth of the greatest prince Of the greatest Nation motioned At the ancient, at the present He said," you are who is mentined! You are the caliph "Omar" was the caliph He gave them the safe deal That mentioned by his name The patriarch gave him the keys Of  Jerusalem to him The time for afternoon pray came The caliph prayed out the church The patriarch said Why you didn’t pray at that Place at the inner of the church Omar said if I prayed here The Muslims after that Say "Omar" prayed here And they took it To be a mosque indeed
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Aug 1, 2018
Aug 1, 2018 at 4:38 AM UTC
The pigeons
The pigeons are sad The pigeons saw that The future comes with bad The pigeons were telling that The prophets born here The prophet know that It is the land of kind , welfare and tied The religions at that land The assembly of religions The peace between nations Were established there Here was the prophet David Who the mounts the trees , The stones and  the birds, Repeated his prays He governed with justice After him ,Solomon was gotten He governed with justice The welfare had increased And the peace with there The Romans occupied it And the injustice appeared The killing and the theft Were actually increased Here was born Jesus Who invited to peace At shortest and clear That was not admired By Romans or Jewish Who were there They planned to **** him The land became unfair The decreasing of welfare The increasing of fear Till the new nation appeared The new religion increased It called for justice It led to peace The Muslims achieved a victory As they built a great glory And they blockaded the land The patriarch man said," We didn’t give the keys Except to your leader Who is justice’s famous" They wore one of soldiers The smartest cloth They introduced him As the prince of Insurers as the caliph of Muslims The greatest patriarchs said," That is not the man we did Actually knew and have red At our book that mentioned Him actually as we saw awake." The leader of soldiers ordered To sent a letter to the caliph At bright city wide distance As he wanted to keep blood Out of bleeding He wanted not to **** The innocent people He didn’t want to bore His name over death His religion ordered them To save the innocent people To the caliph to came The caliph and a servant  moved The leader of the greatest land At that time, at that moment From the kind and light city He read the yassin of holy Quran that equals twenty Minutes For riding the donkey And his servants walks only Then the caliph got off only And the servant rode the donkey And they read the yassin for away To count and know time And mention the God only Then the caliph and servant  also Walked with their donkey To rest it also They keep reading yassin only Till they reached near the holy City that mentioned with  holy In Quran with great respect The turn is on the servant   To get  that donkey rode And the caliph would walk He said," my prince! I must Get down and you must Ride that donkey" He said," then I will be called Injustice caliph led the insurers To be injustice at every talkers And it is your turn If the air came to me smelt With good smell than yours If the water I drink Have more delicious than yours If I created from mud Made of silver and gold I will rode that animal And you must go walker Ride it my good insurer" The soldiers saw him They did great clutter They wanted to salute him The patriarch said with amazed," See what is that noise? He looked and said That is him , that is him!" The patriarch went and looked He counted patch in his The cloth of the greatest prince Of the greatest Nation motioned At the ancient, at the present He said," you are who is mentined! You are the caliph "Omar" was the caliph He gave them the safe deal That mentioned by his name The patriarch gave him the keys Of  Jerusalem to him The time for afternoon pray came The caliph prayed out the church The patriarch said Why you didn’t pray at that Place at the inner of the church Omar said if I prayed here The Muslims after that Say "Omar" prayed here And they took it To be a mosque indeed
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Will it be all the nights of your bed empty when I couldn't sleep? Are you going to choose instead, the moment I put underwear on my head and asked in a horrible Russian accent, "Would you like some bread?" (--Look that wasn't entirely all my fault I... had a lot of coffee and had been awake two days in a row.) I'd prefer-- the flash of my mouth at your belly, the way your cold feet shock me awake and the run-on-wheezing-snorts from you making me laugh so hard I cried. Actually, I'd prefer every moment of every day I said I loved you in cups of morning coffee. Bacon and egg breakfasts. Hanging out of cars and making Wookie calls; the moment you taught me about Baba Yaga and I said you were the smartest man alive. I'd prefer if you remembered me when I go, as the sun on your face in the morning after you get to sleep in. (because I know how work, life, goes for you. They never let you sleep in.) As the lips on your closed eyes, as the love that men and women fight and die for-- wrote legends, penned scripts and made movies about. That love, our love. I'd prefer if you just remembered me as love.
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Jul 14, 2010
Jul 14, 2010 at 7:46 PM UTC
As Love
Faking Bad In anticipation of my Evaluation to be declared Non Compos Mentos I slept under a bridge For three days "Getting into character," But on the morning of My intake interview My hair fell perfectly, I mean I looked like A ******* rock star. College girls on the bus Were giving me their Numbers and my skin, Which I'd purposely sunburnt And caked in the finest filth, Glowed like an Australian Chippendale dancer named Weegie And even the female Assisstant D.A. Who had busted me for vagrancy Waved her ******* from The third story building Of the Courthouse. No matter how much I Tried to speak gibberish Poetry and philosophical Tracts spewed from my mouth. Shuffling past the park I beat eight Grand Masters At chess on move 1 Inadvertently I solved The Phi Epsilom Theorem By kicking stones Into an algorythym. When I arrived they didn't Make me wait at all. My caseworker giggled like A schoolgirl while I told her Each day was like an endless shift In a Chinese fish- gutting Sweatshop and every one of my fellow Employees was motivationalist Richard Simmons. She ungirdled her enormous **** and as they spilled Like fishguts onto the desk She began to howl **** me, **** me, oh **** Me right here in Front of the open window On State Street as everyone Watches me ******* the strongest, Healthiest, smartest, most popular, Well-adjusted man in the world. The rest of the examination was Also a success. But as I left the Mental HealthCenter feeling marvelous I accidentally bumped An old woman with the door: "Watch out you manic-depressive Schizoid with Socially Avoidant Features klutz." -Thomas L. Vaultonburg
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 5:05 PM UTC
Faking Bad (Outsider Poetry)
Faking Bad In anticipation of my Evaluation to be declared Non Compos Mentos I slept under a bridge For three days "Getting into character," But on the morning of My intake interview My hair fell perfectly, I mean I looked like A ******* rock star. College girls on the bus Were giving me their Numbers and my skin, Which I'd purposely sunburnt And caked in the finest filth, Glowed like an Australian Chippendale dancer named Weegie And even the female Assisstant D.A. Who had busted me for vagrancy Waved her ******* from The third story building Of the Courthouse. No matter how much I Tried to speak gibberish Poetry and philosophical Tracts spewed from my mouth. Shuffling past the park I beat eight Grand Masters At chess on move 1 Inadvertently I solved The Phi Epsilom Theorem By kicking stones Into an algorythym. When I arrived they didn't Make me wait at all. My caseworker giggled like A schoolgirl while I told her Each day was like an endless shift In a Chinese fish- gutting Sweatshop and every one of my fellow Employees was motivationalist Richard Simmons. She ungirdled her enormous **** and as they spilled Like fishguts onto the desk She began to howl **** me, **** me, oh **** Me right here in Front of the open window On State Street as everyone Watches me ******* the strongest, Healthiest, smartest, most popular, Well-adjusted man in the world. The rest of the examination was Also a success. But as I left the Mental HealthCenter feeling marvelous I accidentally bumped An old woman with the door: "Watch out you manic-depressive Schizoid with Socially Avoidant Features klutz." -Thomas L. Vaultonburg
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He owned books on many subjects leather bound, with complex concepts on which he'd ponder and reflect He had it all, in some respects. He could lecture quantum physics, English literature and economics He was renowned in academics Though many found him quite eccentric He explored the world only to find That there's more to life than a brilliant mind That there was a piece of him...undefined See, He had never loved. He'd never pined He knew all the math, knew all equations He'd been to every corner of every nation He'd learned 28 languages, knew every translation But he was distraught by this realization The pain he felt was too great to bear He sank into the deepest and darkest despair His heart was in need of dire repair Finding love was his only prayer He bumped into her by happenstance and what began as an ephemeral glance became a sucker punch from romance She thought he was sweet, so she gave him a chance That's when the world's smartest man finally learned how to dance
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Feb 11, 2012
Feb 11, 2012 at 2:35 AM UTC
World's Smartest Man
"Hawking's dead? That makes me the smartest guy alive!"                               Donald
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Mar 16, 2018
Mar 16, 2018 at 9:17 AM UTC
Bang... whimper (10w)
I started on the rooftop The empty sky above was all I had And all I needed It was pure Like a blank page Waiting for a story to be written But at the first sight of clouds I fled to the top floor There were fun and simple things on the top floor Like Pokémon games I got red, white, and blue The monsters seemed so banal and repetitive But nobody else would acknowledge it Sending me into a dragon's rage I tried using flamethrower on Charmander Ending in futility as I ran out of burn heals I looked out the window in frustration Rain was falling outside Inside Patriotism was buffeted by the hail So I devolved into a lower level Going further down this building For ***** and giggles I found more **** Less giggles On a floor with a TV displaying the news I was eager to learn about the world Only to learn everybody hates each other And nobody talks Or cares And the smartest person in the room Is the one I agree with the most Unable to view the tokens in my mind As anything less than treasure And those who try to persuade me otherwise Are thieves My spite steals tranquility Like the persistent storm outside My solution is shelter in lower levels My experimentation on communication With the general population Had rained on my playful parade But I felt very comfortable on a floor with friends Until they saw through my charade Discovering my emotions in disarray As the people who made me love this building Made me curse it's walls the more I loved them I searched for the peaceful embrace of solitude Once the storm outside transformed into a typhoon I found that solitude In a tiny bare room With a syringe and spoon I was unaware That room was an elevator That lowered me down the concrete void As the hurricane outside rattled me violently inside my box Trapped and lacking all agency I resigned myself to wherever the elevator chose to take me After the elevator finished pulling me into the basement The tsunami seemed to cease But I was buried under debris I had to burrow out of my tomb The dig was tedious and ***** My perseverance was heroic But triumph was thwarted When I reached the surface To discover only wreckage remained And when I looked up I saw the building I inhabited It's damaged facade Made it clear I would never visit those floors I missed on the elevator Above my building Hangs an empty sky It's purity is a lie The page was never blank Just constantly written on and erased To lure innocent readers into a tome
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Jul 24, 2017
Jul 24, 2017 at 11:48 PM UTC
Building
I started on the rooftop The empty sky above was all I had And all I needed It was pure Like a blank page Waiting for a story to be written But at the first sight of clouds I fled to the top floor There were fun and simple things on the top floor Like Pokémon games I got red, white, and blue The monsters seemed so banal and repetitive But nobody else would acknowledge it Sending me into a dragon's rage I tried using flamethrower on Charmander Ending in futility as I ran out of burn heals I looked out the window in frustration Rain was falling outside Inside Patriotism was buffeted by the hail So I devolved into a lower level Going further down this building For ***** and giggles I found more **** Less giggles On a floor with a TV displaying the news I was eager to learn about the world Only to learn everybody hates each other And nobody talks Or cares And the smartest person in the room Is the one I agree with the most Unable to view the tokens in my mind As anything less than treasure And those who try to persuade me otherwise Are thieves My spite steals tranquility Like the persistent storm outside My solution is shelter in lower levels My experimentation on communication With the general population Had rained on my playful parade But I felt very comfortable on a floor with friends Until they saw through my charade Discovering my emotions in disarray As the people who made me love this building Made me curse it's walls the more I loved them I searched for the peaceful embrace of solitude Once the storm outside transformed into a typhoon I found that solitude In a tiny bare room With a syringe and spoon I was unaware That room was an elevator That lowered me down the concrete void As the hurricane outside rattled me violently inside my box Trapped and lacking all agency I resigned myself to wherever the elevator chose to take me After the elevator finished pulling me into the basement The tsunami seemed to cease But I was buried under debris I had to burrow out of my tomb The dig was tedious and ***** My perseverance was heroic But triumph was thwarted When I reached the surface To discover only wreckage remained And when I looked up I saw the building I inhabited It's damaged facade Made it clear I would never visit those floors I missed on the elevator Above my building Hangs an empty sky It's purity is a lie The page was never blank Just constantly written on and erased To lure innocent readers into a tome
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If Doraemon is real, I'll use his 'Hopter' to go above the clouds Shout all my pains and get out from the crowd, Wait for the rain and see the lightning strike the ground. If Doraemon is real, I'll use his 'anywhere door' to travel around the world Oh, I'll bring my wardrobe, my lover, my bed and even my dog With one step, I can go anywhere and  write it on my blog. If Doraemon is real, I'll use his 'copying toast' to get different certifications I'll memorize Merriam, Websters, Harry Potter and have an oration I'll be the smartest person alive and wait I can feel the mutation! If Doraemon is real, I'll use his 'dress up camera' to get all all the dress that I want I'm going to wear Gucci, Prada, Channel and even Dolce and Gabbana I'll be more than the Hollywood stars, yeah I don't need Santa. But Doraemon is not real, He's not even mine, he is Nobita's childhood best friend. That show taught me a great lesson - you don't need any gadget to be happy, to have friends, to be satisfied or to feel loved.
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Jun 25, 2015
Jun 25, 2015 at 10:29 PM UTC
Doraemon
**only a ******* man could love a ******** poodle** everybody knows poodle one of the smartest breeds, not exactly a manly man's dog, but great to have around to feed, feed you, when alone, and you need a good conversation had me a good woman she would say: "hon, kindly fetch me this and that," **** dog would get her whatever she wanted, me, didn't mind at all, loved taking care of her, but the dog loved her more and be there and back before I could jack my feet off the couch she would say: "hon,  come near, give me a nuzzle and a kiss, a  cuddle and a lick" **** dog, double quick, cause it spoke better human than most, was in her lap burying her laughing with affection infectious, before I could jack my feet off the couch she would say: "honey love, meet me bed upstairs, love me sweet and complete, when done, please love me over again twice as nice" **** dog hearing the sacred holy word bed was up there in a flash, howling "what's taking youse guys so long," tail impatient drumming up a rock n' roll storm, while we slow pokey, taking our own sweetest time, humans messing around first with a little downtown downstairs, prefatory, preparatory work, both our feet lazy still on the couch kissing the cold away when we got to our destiny destination, had to kick that **** ******** foggy doggy outside, close the door, say no more, **** dog did whine and cry like a baby chile, till we couldn't take it no more and let that **** dog in she would say: "lover man, I love you better than twice I thought I could ever love another, cause you two idiots two-gether make me sweeter and completer than I ever knew I could be happier" like I said, only a ******** man** could love a ******* poodle**
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Jul 2, 2017
Jul 2, 2017 at 8:29 AM UTC
only a ******* man could love a ******** poodle
**only a ******* man could love a ******** poodle** everybody knows poodle one of the smartest breeds, not exactly a manly man's dog, but great to have around to feed, feed you, when alone, and you need a good conversation had me a good woman she would say: "hon, kindly fetch me this and that," **** dog would get her whatever she wanted, me, didn't mind at all, loved taking care of her, but the dog loved her more and be there and back before I could jack my feet off the couch she would say: "hon,  come near, give me a nuzzle and a kiss, a  cuddle and a lick" **** dog, double quick, cause it spoke better human than most, was in her lap burying her laughing with affection infectious, before I could jack my feet off the couch she would say: "honey love, meet me bed upstairs, love me sweet and complete, when done, please love me over again twice as nice" **** dog hearing the sacred holy word bed was up there in a flash, howling "what's taking youse guys so long," tail impatient drumming up a rock n' roll storm, while we slow pokey, taking our own sweetest time, humans messing around first with a little downtown downstairs, prefatory, preparatory work, both our feet lazy still on the couch kissing the cold away when we got to our destiny destination, had to kick that **** ******** foggy doggy outside, close the door, say no more, **** dog did whine and cry like a baby chile, till we couldn't take it no more and let that **** dog in she would say: "lover man, I love you better than twice I thought I could ever love another, cause you two idiots two-gether make me sweeter and completer than I ever knew I could be happier" like I said, only a ******** man** could love a ******* poodle**
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Well I'm glad you asked. I'm your next monumental task. Call me Rufus because I'm about to make your empire crumble. From my earthquaking hook, it will make the crowds rumble. Float like a butterfly, hit like Tyson. I got the strength of the All American Bison. That left they say is “the kiss of death” please, you haven't seen a real American breed. A combo of the world's greatest. My team is the smartest and latest. What could you have to possibly show? I’ll hit you with the jab high and low. You’re skills of movement and power are **** **** I can’t wait to make you cry and quit
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Feb 13, 2018
Feb 13, 2018 at 9:41 PM UTC
“I'm Conor McGregor. Who the **** are you?”
sixteen thoughts from my sixteenth birthday 1. you're more beautiful than the sky 2. you're the smartest person I know 3. you understand 4. you make me happier than anyone else on earth 5. god **** you are beautiful 6. you treat me like a queen 7. I'd treat you like one too 8. I'll treat you a million times better than some ******* ever could 9. all I want to do is hold you and make sure you're alright 10. you're amazing 11. GOD I WANT YOU SO BAD 12. I THOUGHT I WAS OVER YOU BUT GOD **** IT IM NOT 13. EVERYTHING HAS GONE SPIRALING BACK 14. IM SO IN LOVE WITH YOU 15. BUT YOULL NEVER LOVE ME LIKE I LOVE YOU AND THE PAIN IS COMING BACK AND I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO 16. GOD **** IT WHY AM I STILL SO IN LOVE WITH YOU
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Apr 1, 2015
Apr 1, 2015 at 1:04 AM UTC
sixteen thoughts from my sixteenth birthday
when i was a little girl - i believed my daddy was the smartest man in the world. he knew everything. everything. if i had a question, daddy had an answer, and a good one. always. his degree was in biology, but he preached from a pulpit every sunday. his friends, colleagues, congregation, all knew him as Pastor Brett. to me he was just daddy - and he was the smartest man in the world. on days when i couldn't understand my own head, (which were, and still are, very often) and got frustrated with myself to the point of tears, he would kiss my cheeks and promise me i wasn't stupid. and coming from him, the smartest man i knew, that meant the world. as years passed and i grew, my naivety remained with me, and so i thought i was too smart to fall into life's traps. i fell. i fell fast. i fell hard. i fell often. and i shattered. each time, the smartest man in the world picked up my pieces and reassured me i was still welcome in his home. he never loved me any less, much to my bewilderment. however, as my faults increased in frequency and severity, he picked up my pieces now with weathered hands and weary eyes. his smile was weaker, and a deep pain stirred in the chocolate irises behind his wire-rimmed glasses. my deception morphed into vines that constricted and twisted and choked out the truth. he poured out his love onto an underserving me, and said that God would still forgive. but i, daughter of the smartest man in the world, am a fool. and by my own two hands, i continued to sink. he leaves me to pick up my own pieces now, not loving me any less, but too weak, too exasperated, too heartbroken to do it himself as he always had. he is done. he loves me and i know it. he shows it. but he is done. my tears bore him. my half-true stories and pitiful excuses move in one ear and out the other. he is stone-faced, no longer shocked by my confessions so i leave them unspoken. his kisses, sear my flesh. his love burns because i know i don't deserve a single shred of it. i wish he hated me. i wish we could fight. that would make things easier, right? but he won't. he just won't. he loves me so much and i can't stand it. but he is done. i broke my father, and his heart, for nothing. he asked me why i do the things i do, why i don't just stop it. why i keep on hurting him and my mother. i didn't have an answer. all i had to offer the smartest man in the world, was a dry mouth and empty hands. m.f.
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Sep 7, 2013
Sep 7, 2013 at 12:05 AM UTC
the smartest man in the world
when i was a little girl - i believed my daddy was the smartest man in the world. he knew everything. everything. if i had a question, daddy had an answer, and a good one. always. his degree was in biology, but he preached from a pulpit every sunday. his friends, colleagues, congregation, all knew him as Pastor Brett. to me he was just daddy - and he was the smartest man in the world. on days when i couldn't understand my own head, (which were, and still are, very often) and got frustrated with myself to the point of tears, he would kiss my cheeks and promise me i wasn't stupid. and coming from him, the smartest man i knew, that meant the world. as years passed and i grew, my naivety remained with me, and so i thought i was too smart to fall into life's traps. i fell. i fell fast. i fell hard. i fell often. and i shattered. each time, the smartest man in the world picked up my pieces and reassured me i was still welcome in his home. he never loved me any less, much to my bewilderment. however, as my faults increased in frequency and severity, he picked up my pieces now with weathered hands and weary eyes. his smile was weaker, and a deep pain stirred in the chocolate irises behind his wire-rimmed glasses. my deception morphed into vines that constricted and twisted and choked out the truth. he poured out his love onto an underserving me, and said that God would still forgive. but i, daughter of the smartest man in the world, am a fool. and by my own two hands, i continued to sink. he leaves me to pick up my own pieces now, not loving me any less, but too weak, too exasperated, too heartbroken to do it himself as he always had. he is done. he loves me and i know it. he shows it. but he is done. my tears bore him. my half-true stories and pitiful excuses move in one ear and out the other. he is stone-faced, no longer shocked by my confessions so i leave them unspoken. his kisses, sear my flesh. his love burns because i know i don't deserve a single shred of it. i wish he hated me. i wish we could fight. that would make things easier, right? but he won't. he just won't. he loves me so much and i can't stand it. but he is done. i broke my father, and his heart, for nothing. he asked me why i do the things i do, why i don't just stop it. why i keep on hurting him and my mother. i didn't have an answer. all i had to offer the smartest man in the world, was a dry mouth and empty hands. m.f.
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You may be wrong. You may be right. You may be crazy. You may be big. You may be small. You may just be the smartest of them all. You may be sad. You may be bad. You may be **** But what you are and always will be is you. And when you become proud to be you, There's almost nothing you can't do.
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Jun 21, 2021
Jun 21, 2021 at 3:20 AM UTC
You may
He was an interesting man to say the least. Thank god he is now deceased. He killed lots of people, mainly the jews. He didn't even provide them with shoes. On the bright side, he was an artist. But defiantly not the smartest. He was a short little man. Shorter than my uncle Dan. He was famous for his ****** hair. It was just a tiny square. Goodbye ******
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Aug 8, 2013
Aug 8, 2013 at 2:40 AM UTC
******
I was standing on a beach in pitch black when I realized I wasn't special. Your entire childhood, your dad tells you you're the smartest child he knows and your mom tells you that you have the kindest heart and your relatives tell you you're the most beautiful girl in the world, And it isn't until your heart has been broken by a boy who called you the one or your best friend has stopped talking to you for reasons you'll never fully understand that you realize the only loved ones telling you the truth were your brothers, who pointed out your flaws and tore apart everything you found beautiful and destroyed every ounce of pride you had. This is the only truth you can find. On a scale of the universe, no single star can be considered unique. You spend your whole life thinking how unprecedented you are and how different your life is from everyone else's And you're going to be different when you grow up, you're going to follow your dreams and live an amazing life and you're going to travel and have a one of a kind wedding and your children will have unique names, And one day you're in your dad's office and you see all these people in cubicles and you realize they all thought the same thing. You may be a star but the universe is infinite and there are billions of stars and no matter what your parents tell you, Trust your brothers.
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Mar 26, 2014
Mar 26, 2014 at 2:15 PM UTC
Trust Your Brothers
Isn't it funny how the whole world is ran on reputations. People bend themselves to match the expectations of others. They do not allow themselves to do things for the sake of their reputations. People don't let themselves be themselves Everyone tries to act like what they see. Its too bad most people cannot see the personalities of the goodhearted people. Life covered in a thousand scars. Each time we are seen as different, the scar reopens. The cycle repeats, and what is hurt can never be fixed. Reputations **** society. People strive to be smartest prettiest kindest hardest worker biggest **** and everything in between, and those who do not "fit"the category are discarded into the land of the lost. Reputations **** Why can't people just accept others for who they really are
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Apr 19, 2016
Apr 19, 2016 at 5:57 PM UTC
reputations
*No, no, no, Dirtbreath. I say we call the big one an elephant, and the small one a mouse*.                                              Eve I'm sure red's a better color for me.                                               M. Monroe She has a face that could sink a thousand ships.                                               Ulysses *Now that Hawking's dead, I'm the smartest guy on Earth.*                                              D. Trump You're too Jung to understand the Superego.                                               S. Freud No. You keep it. I have enough.                                               B. Graham Are you sure that's the Delaware?                                               G. Washington E=Mc Donalds.                                               A. Einstein Go pound salt.                                               Gandhi What day is it?                                                Roosevelt That's one small.... oops!                                                N. Armstrong I don't remember any of my dreams.                                                M.L. King, Jr. Hey, John, I can see your house from up here.                                                 Jesus Beaches, fields, streets, hills. Did I leave anything out?                                                 W. Churchill Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course I wrote 'em all.                                                  R. Starr It's just too big to wrap your brain around.                                                  S. Hawking Don't lose your head. This won't change a thing.                                                   Robespierre Before I was fined, I walked the line.                                                    J. Cash Could you lengthen the title and shorten the book?                                                   Tolstoy's editor What if we put the workers on conveyor belts?                                                    H. Ford I have a splitting headache... hmmm, interesting.                                                    Oppenheimer I've never liked orange juice.                                                     N. Brown Really? You want to blame me?                                                     ****** He stings like a butterfly.                                                      S. Liston #timesup #metoo                                                      A. Boleyn Mr. Watson. Come here. Spare me a dime?                                                       Bell Roebuck said he'd be back in ten minutes.                                                       R.W. Sears To be or to do be do be do.                                                       Shakespeare/Sinatra *When you call me Whitey, I get cotton pickin ****** off.*                                                       E. Whitney We're the team to beat!                                                       Toronto Maple Leafs Don't call me a Mother!                                                       Mother Theresa Is that a Cuban?                                                       M. Lewinsky
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Apr 30, 2018
Apr 30, 2018 at 6:50 AM UTC
Did They Really Say That
*No, no, no, Dirtbreath. I say we call the big one an elephant, and the small one a mouse*.                                              Eve I'm sure red's a better color for me.                                               M. Monroe She has a face that could sink a thousand ships.                                               Ulysses *Now that Hawking's dead, I'm the smartest guy on Earth.*                                              D. Trump You're too Jung to understand the Superego.                                               S. Freud No. You keep it. I have enough.                                               B. Graham Are you sure that's the Delaware?                                               G. Washington E=Mc Donalds.                                               A. Einstein Go pound salt.                                               Gandhi What day is it?                                                Roosevelt That's one small.... oops!                                                N. Armstrong I don't remember any of my dreams.                                                M.L. King, Jr. Hey, John, I can see your house from up here.                                                 Jesus Beaches, fields, streets, hills. Did I leave anything out?                                                 W. Churchill Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course I wrote 'em all.                                                  R. Starr It's just too big to wrap your brain around.                                                  S. Hawking Don't lose your head. This won't change a thing.                                                   Robespierre Before I was fined, I walked the line.                                                    J. Cash Could you lengthen the title and shorten the book?                                                   Tolstoy's editor What if we put the workers on conveyor belts?                                                    H. Ford I have a splitting headache... hmmm, interesting.                                                    Oppenheimer I've never liked orange juice.                                                     N. Brown Really? You want to blame me?                                                     ****** He stings like a butterfly.                                                      S. Liston #timesup #metoo                                                      A. Boleyn Mr. Watson. Come here. Spare me a dime?                                                       Bell Roebuck said he'd be back in ten minutes.                                                       R.W. Sears To be or to do be do be do.                                                       Shakespeare/Sinatra *When you call me Whitey, I get cotton pickin ****** off.*                                                       E. Whitney We're the team to beat!                                                       Toronto Maple Leafs Don't call me a Mother!                                                       Mother Theresa Is that a Cuban?                                                       M. Lewinsky
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*/// A rough ramp, too many edged stones on the surface she is walking on the ramp with booted a high pencil heel we see her speed, her fashion we say that it's her smartest move even her body language shows the beauty but it's true that one of us sitting there doesn't care her at all The flowers are on the fire, blooming throughout the garden too many colors, coloring the spring so much aroma appealing around either the bees are buzzing or not growing itself through the nature either we are caring those or not Birds are flying around the sky they are highly ambitious sometimes they fly over the dark clouds yet they are unclogging their feathers throughout the sky until the clouds are breaking into the water showing that they don't care about the height of the heaven even you see their stunning diving or not When it's an amazing raining maybe you are walking toward the horizon who is shining sharply within the rainbow? the little boy is enjoying through the window! its a playful beauty beyond It doesn't care about thee either we are looking, caring or not Boys are barefooted, walking on the broken glasses, bleeding blood on the floor making spot on the spaces they are running within the daydreams now they don't care about anything **** we never wish to care them at all   /// Musfiq us shaleheen*
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 7:09 AM UTC
when don't care
I want to live in a life Where grades don't cut like a knife. I want to not live in a place Where only the smartest win the race I want to not have a number define who I am And to be compared or cry over an exam. I want to be equal, despite all my flaws Than to feel ripped apart by your hurtful claws I want you to listen, and your attention you will give. I am not defined by my grades so please just Let. Me. Live.
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Jan 8, 2019
Jan 8, 2019 at 5:15 PM UTC
Let. Me. Live.
Head held high, flexing the shell bright lifestyle, I know it too well. It’s a tall tale to tell but its best that you know that things get better at the end of the road Not too long ago, I felt the same way I dealt with demons that crept in the grey And maybe it’s hard enough to ask for help but it’s harder to watch yourself give up once you’ve left the shelf Nah, I couldn’t stomach the pain like a trumpet, I blew the in out of sane. I popped open a vein to paint my blues, violet and threw a pair of cans on to block out the silence. I’m not defiant; I defy any tyrant that tries to buy my compliance. I ride with the giants, stride like Midas minus the greed, all I need is kindness. Spread your wings; shed the ego live amid the kings like a needle. Be your own hero, succeed the sequel take charge, zero in on the easel. Reach for the stars, you are an artist Van Gough goals; erase all the hardships. I may try my hardest but I’m not the smartest but good work ethic leads to a harvest. Reap my carcass, long after I’m gone, brains over brawn, shame on you all for thinking that these walls can hold me in. You get the memo? I’m better than I’ve ever been. Binge drinking is a sickness in itself ***try to **** the pain but the pain kills the help*** as well as low thinking it will **** your brain cells ***if you try to **** the pain, you will **** yourself*** © Matthew Harlovic
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Nov 30, 2014
Nov 30, 2014 at 11:01 PM UTC
Work Ethic
Bustopher Jones is not skin and bones— In fact, he’s remarkably fat. He doesn’t haunt pubs—he has eight or nine clubs, For he’s the St. James’s Street Cat! He’s the Cat we all greet as he walks down the street In his coat of fastidious black: No commonplace mousers have such well-cut trousers Or such an impreccable back. In the whole of St. James’s the smartest of names is The name of this Brummell of Cats; And we’re all of us proud to be nodded or bowed to By Bustopher Jones in white spats! His visits are occasional to the Senior Educational And it is against the rules For any one Cat to belong both to that And the Joint Superior Schools. For a similar reason, when game is in season He is found, not at Fox’s, but Blimpy’s; He is frequently seen at the gay Stage and Screen Which is famous for winkles and shrimps. In the season of venison he gives his ben’son To the Pothunter’s succulent bones; And just before noon’s not a moment too soon To drop in for a drink at the Drones. When he’s seen in a hurry there’s probably curry At the Siamese—or at the Glutton; If he looks full of gloom then he’s lunched at the Tomb On cabbage, rice pudding and mutton. So, much in this way, passes Bustopher’s day- At one club or another he’s found. It can be no surprise that under our eyes He has grown unmistakably round. He’s a twenty-five pounder, or I am a bounder, And he’s putting on weight every day: But he’s so well preserved because he’s observed All his life a routine, so he’ll say. Or, to put it in rhyme: “I shall last out my time” Is the word of this stoutest of Cats. It must and it shall be Spring in Pall Mall While Bustopher Jones wears white spats!
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Bustopher Jones: The Cat About Town
Bustopher Jones is not skin and bones— In fact, he’s remarkably fat. He doesn’t haunt pubs—he has eight or nine clubs, For he’s the St. James’s Street Cat! He’s the Cat we all greet as he walks down the street In his coat of fastidious black: No commonplace mousers have such well-cut trousers Or such an impreccable back. In the whole of St. James’s the smartest of names is The name of this Brummell of Cats; And we’re all of us proud to be nodded or bowed to By Bustopher Jones in white spats! His visits are occasional to the Senior Educational And it is against the rules For any one Cat to belong both to that And the Joint Superior Schools. For a similar reason, when game is in season He is found, not at Fox’s, but Blimpy’s; He is frequently seen at the gay Stage and Screen Which is famous for winkles and shrimps. In the season of venison he gives his ben’son To the Pothunter’s succulent bones; And just before noon’s not a moment too soon To drop in for a drink at the Drones. When he’s seen in a hurry there’s probably curry At the Siamese—or at the Glutton; If he looks full of gloom then he’s lunched at the Tomb On cabbage, rice pudding and mutton. So, much in this way, passes Bustopher’s day- At one club or another he’s found. It can be no surprise that under our eyes He has grown unmistakably round. He’s a twenty-five pounder, or I am a bounder, And he’s putting on weight every day: But he’s so well preserved because he’s observed All his life a routine, so he’ll say. Or, to put it in rhyme: “I shall last out my time” Is the word of this stoutest of Cats. It must and it shall be Spring in Pall Mall While Bustopher Jones wears white spats!
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Oct 23, 2014
Oct 23, 2014 at 4:34 PM UTC
PSYCHO-PHARMA-LOGIC
I thought of being an artist A career I’ve always dreamed But perhaps I wasn't the smartest It wasn’t as it seemed The lines disconnect and break These colors a garish hue A piece most bleak and fake Is one I always rue My hands mislead my mind Unable to recreate for me The picture I imagined, I find This frustration a hefty fee Art is expression, or so they say But how can I express, I ask, When my art only blocks the way And proves a more daunting task?
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Dec 10, 2013
Dec 10, 2013 at 4:56 PM UTC
Art Block
Mr. Know It All Who do you think you are? You speak like you know everything when it’s obvious you know nothing. You act like you’re some kind of genius but all you are is a freaking alcoholic. Mr. Know It All You seem to think you’re Christopher Langan the man considered to be the smartest in America. In high school he taught himself things such as advanced math, physics, philosophy, Latin and Greek he allegedly got 100% on his SAT. Mr. Know It All What were your accomplishments? You dropped out of high school your senior year You started smoking and drinking when you were 15. You led one daughter to suicide and you treat the other like she’s an idiot. Mr. Know It All Are you Kim Ung-Yong in your mind? He could read Korean, Japanese, English and German by the time he was three. Moved to America to work at NASA when he was eight. Mr Know It All You’re forty-four and you can’t even speak one other language let alone four. You’ve never worked at NASA you work in a warehouse. Mr. Know It All You are not a genius you are an alcoholic you have little accomplishments and the tragedies you cause out weigh them by tons. Mr. Know It All Give up and shut up we don’t want to hear it. Stop drinking you’re quieter when you’re sober and we like the quiet. Mr. Know it All The words coming from your mouth are not intelligent, and I’m done listening to them. Goodbye and have a great life.
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Feb 17, 2015
Feb 17, 2015 at 10:42 PM UTC
Mr. Know It All
In the jungle lived three lions Their father had just died they were sitting trying to decied who should take the crown The three lions were wise But only one will have the royal life The eldest said : My brothers with great grief i bid our father's fairwell But its time for me to be king Im the older and the most powerfull between you two This kingdom cant survive if i dont rule The younger lion replied : my brother its true that your strong and old But i am the smartest between you both Leave the crown for me and i shall take care of your needs The third lion said : All you too have said is true But i am the most beautifull lion between you too All the animals in this jungle respect me And i was the favorite for daddy's No other lion is more courageous than me So i think i should be king The three lions couldnt agree They started to fight violentley The older lion ended up winning the fight He looked down onto his brothers dead on the ground He couldnt believe what he had done What would his father think of him now? He surely didnt deserve to be a king Feeling miserable he walked away cursing his greed He would leave forever and never come back leaving his father's land A kingdom without a king... Words Of Harfouchism
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Aug 29, 2014
Aug 29, 2014 at 1:28 PM UTC
The Three Lions