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"smushing" poems
My feet are disgusting and horrendous Crooked toes and calluses tell my stories the pitter patter of them on the kitchen floor, trying to be quit and not wake up my parents in the mornings when I was little Always wishing they were bigger so I could get new shoes Years wearing on my feet, scars from running into sharp corners And yet they still hold me up smushing them into my skates, getting calluses every week for eight years running from one place another and are learning why every type of ground feels like between my toes From the frozen pavement to the searing sand they have been through the harshest conditions And yet they will never fail me
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Mar 23, 2014
Mar 23, 2014 at 7:26 AM UTC
Feet
A night of drinking and partying Ended in 2 couches and 3 people. You playfully pushed me over Smushing your body close to mine. I was with someone but hadn’t been in love with him for a long time. Your hardworking arms pulled me in closer And you kissed my forehead. I knew that night I had to end my Already crumbled relationship I knew that night that I didn’t want to Go on forever without ever kissing you.
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Mar 24, 2010
Mar 24, 2010 at 2:40 PM UTC
2 couches, 3 people
Shake the demon lover in the effulgent post-Chelyabinsk world, where death breathes you back into yourself and backwards you walk through those coupled images, so posed, charged with feigned desire, the lighting just right, the angle meticulous, smushing foreheads with golden rings on your fingers. You had a dog. You had a crockpot. A kid was on the way. Shake the demon lover, rip yourself from her arts district loft, where the music is in French and always beautiful, glide down the rusted rails, cruise past the headshops, the pawnshops, say the word Tuesday and wonder if it means anything other than the third day of the week. You shared a bed. You shared a bed. You shared a bed. Shake the demon lover and her words track you, her text reads, "Come over, friend." And she calls you friend, she shouts you friend, she pants you friend, as you end the affair for the sixth, seventh, eighth time, one last couch **** and never speak to me again.
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May 17, 2016
May 17, 2016 at 12:59 PM UTC
One Last Gasp of Masculine Bravado before a Heartbreaking Work of Genius
there was a tenderness reserved for me in her. like an eager extra setting at a table, still empty, as she yearned for my presence with dinner time inching impossibly closer. it was like she was playing house and she was smushing our two dolls together. she’d smile at me to pass her the salt and add a wink, because she can. building our own little sinkhole world in the middle of her parents’ dining room. i couldn’t hear her mother ask me what i do for a living. her family would be delightfully curious of the kind of person who could hold their precious girl’s love and attention. i’d tell them who i was in a nutshell, but she giggled at what was purposefully left unsaid. they knew the her before me, and the her after me was beaming light to land planes. before, they said, maybe she could just power a small town. the spark in her eyes was threatening to jump the slight curb of her waterline and light everything aflame. she would laugh as we tried to put it out and she’d pull me away running like accidental arsonists. afterwards, hand in hand, we’d sit on her back patio and laugh a belly laugh. nothing was really funny, just life was electric and it made a sound.
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Mar 2, 2022
Mar 2, 2022 at 10:29 PM UTC
a seat at the table
Fruit ripens on the vine Sweet They tasted wet Smushing on my lips Like you did, do, always will The first time I tasted you, I bit Peeled. Tore. Ripped. Into your flesh, heart, (soul?) I was too rough, now I know ...But so wet. You had to pop, burst, when your skin slid against my tongue your eyes on my heart, I was just as vulnerable. We were both open, damp, nature, natural, raw, Gushing. The sound was wet The sound ran like tears, like truths, like Juice running, running, running…. I remember how it dripped. How full your softness yielded to my thumbs which grabbed you, cradled, worshiped, wanted to pull words, truths, adoration and mysteries to my lips. To consume you. To eat you. To invite you to become a part of me. But the summer ended too quickly The harvest begins to yield We watched as vines, now entangled, withered hibernated, disappeared, napped in the sunset As full, firm flesh yielded to silence, darkness, fear I searched through thorny bramble to be cut on your thorns that guard an innocent heart. I am hungry. I yearn to know your sound, sight, texture, explosions As the nights get cooler, My summer is leaving. I pull my blankets closer each night wishing they were skins, caressing skins, hiding bliss in entangled fingers, glances and hearts that I dream of Sweetness, sticky like honey comes in summer and lasts year after year, bite after bite strange fruit that I never thought I'd find while wandering misty, drunken twilights that you've claimed with nectar that burns so good into dark, wooded places. Lost in misty woods, you've become what I crave, desire, long for cherish I'll wait to pluck you from green thickets the scrapes of thorns, difficulty finding you, nurturing exploding fruit The effort is worth all the work, With glowing eyes and sweaty palms Like a child, I am patient for the first time. Oh, strange fruit! I dream of summers lost in your grove The mysterious copse where vines cradle, thorns please, moons burn and suns hang above the horizon drunk from a fruit so dangerously sweet, wet and supple with morning's cool dew.
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May 17, 2014
May 17, 2014 at 4:33 AM UTC
Dangerously Sweet
Fruit ripens on the vine Sweet They tasted wet Smushing on my lips Like you did, do, always will The first time I tasted you, I bit Peeled. Tore. Ripped. Into your flesh, heart, (soul?) I was too rough, now I know ...But so wet. You had to pop, burst, when your skin slid against my tongue your eyes on my heart, I was just as vulnerable. We were both open, damp, nature, natural, raw, Gushing. The sound was wet The sound ran like tears, like truths, like Juice running, running, running…. I remember how it dripped. How full your softness yielded to my thumbs which grabbed you, cradled, worshiped, wanted to pull words, truths, adoration and mysteries to my lips. To consume you. To eat you. To invite you to become a part of me. But the summer ended too quickly The harvest begins to yield We watched as vines, now entangled, withered hibernated, disappeared, napped in the sunset As full, firm flesh yielded to silence, darkness, fear I searched through thorny bramble to be cut on your thorns that guard an innocent heart. I am hungry. I yearn to know your sound, sight, texture, explosions As the nights get cooler, My summer is leaving. I pull my blankets closer each night wishing they were skins, caressing skins, hiding bliss in entangled fingers, glances and hearts that I dream of Sweetness, sticky like honey comes in summer and lasts year after year, bite after bite strange fruit that I never thought I'd find while wandering misty, drunken twilights that you've claimed with nectar that burns so good into dark, wooded places. Lost in misty woods, you've become what I crave, desire, long for cherish I'll wait to pluck you from green thickets the scrapes of thorns, difficulty finding you, nurturing exploding fruit The effort is worth all the work, With glowing eyes and sweaty palms Like a child, I am patient for the first time. Oh, strange fruit! I dream of summers lost in your grove The mysterious copse where vines cradle, thorns please, moons burn and suns hang above the horizon drunk from a fruit so dangerously sweet, wet and supple with morning's cool dew.
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To the unlikely Amtrak ride the one with people acting like cartoons. With an announcer over the intercom smushing words together-- saying we'll arrive in Lodi and then in blah blah location. To the conductor whom speaks to us as children, because to him we look like long time traveling companions. He plays with our destinations and notices that we're going to two different locations. We've only known each other existed from the 30 minutes we rode side by side on the bus before the train.   No matter the time. We've become limited-less as it was too easy to speak and impossible to stop.   All the truths we've shared will never be gone the moment just as we felt in it can never truly come to an end. As long as the train keeps moving our moment will forever trek on. Even after I have left the ride and you've finally fallen aleep without my company to stir you awake. It may never happen again just like the dreams you're having right this moment. But least we came to speak for the shortest of train rides.
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Jan 26, 2018
Jan 26, 2018 at 12:18 PM UTC
To Train 702: Ilia
I got my first kiss over with. It's done. It felt weird, we were just smushing our faces together- I didn't get how people did it for fun. I felt anxious for a good couple days after we kissed- I felt tainted and embarrassed, as if everyone knew how pitiful the situation was. I barely ate. I remember when I told them about it, my friends said they were proud of me, which I thought was a really weird reaction to it. Especially since I didn't feel proud, I felt ashamed.
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Oct 19, 2018
Oct 19, 2018 at 7:10 PM UTC
A Stolen Kiss
It's an aging, raging super nova fireball of fury. There's a breeding, feeding, big nasty dragon inside of me. It's flowing, growing, lickety-split on the double. I'm requesting, professing, that you give it the boot or obtain the trouble. You're pushing, smushing, carelessly handling the buttons to keep it cool. I warned you. You ******* fool. -Jennifer DeAngelo Copyrighted 2016
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May 27, 2016
May 27, 2016 at 7:05 PM UTC
DRAGON