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"sneakier" poems
A monster appears like one from your childhood An inner battle commences Between the bad and the good At first, you'd find them in movies or under the bed Now as you grow, you fear The monsters live in your head Disguised as shadows in night, New monsters now appear These monsters are sneakier, They know what you fear Struggling to breathe, your eyes filled with fear Trapped, alone, no where to hide Can't escape, it's far and it's near This monster is tricky, It plays tricks on your mind, You plead for it to stop, But there's no where to hide This monster knows you It makes you question your past With a bleak outlook, You wonder how long this might last The one place you felt safe Before this monster invaded Now your mind is no solace Every good memory faded How do you run from something That plays tricks on your mind? How do you know who you are When it's yourself you can't find? How do you feel joy from things that now trigger pain? How do you move forward with life when only fear remains? We all grow up It's a natural part of life No one ever warns us though That life comes with great strife No one ever tells us To be afraid of our thoughts Feeling lost and alone With many battles still to be fought Once this monster invades, It's hard to get back To a life once lived, Before this monster attacked Our parents warned us of the bad guys outside They never told us of the ones in our minds And now this monster has control You no longer recognize the mirror You pray for this to end, For prayers fall upon deaf ears You question your sanity, You question your morals This monster knows how to torture To envelop you in its toil You know you have a battle ahead This monster can't defeat Crippled by the past You must overcome and beat This is an illness This is internal torture But you mustn't forget You've got a bright future You must fight on, Between this inner war Good versus evil, What do you fight for? Fight for love, Fight to win back your mind Fight for family and joy Fight for what you still must find Monsters can attack Anyone, anytime Lest not judge For you never know when a monster might prey upon YOUR mind Author note: end the stigma of mental illness. Talk about it.
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Apr 14, 2016
Apr 14, 2016 at 4:16 PM UTC
Light and Dark: my battle with OCD, intrusive thoughts, anxiety and depression
A monster appears like one from your childhood An inner battle commences Between the bad and the good At first, you'd find them in movies or under the bed Now as you grow, you fear The monsters live in your head Disguised as shadows in night, New monsters now appear These monsters are sneakier, They know what you fear Struggling to breathe, your eyes filled with fear Trapped, alone, no where to hide Can't escape, it's far and it's near This monster is tricky, It plays tricks on your mind, You plead for it to stop, But there's no where to hide This monster knows you It makes you question your past With a bleak outlook, You wonder how long this might last The one place you felt safe Before this monster invaded Now your mind is no solace Every good memory faded How do you run from something That plays tricks on your mind? How do you know who you are When it's yourself you can't find? How do you feel joy from things that now trigger pain? How do you move forward with life when only fear remains? We all grow up It's a natural part of life No one ever warns us though That life comes with great strife No one ever tells us To be afraid of our thoughts Feeling lost and alone With many battles still to be fought Once this monster invades, It's hard to get back To a life once lived, Before this monster attacked Our parents warned us of the bad guys outside They never told us of the ones in our minds And now this monster has control You no longer recognize the mirror You pray for this to end, For prayers fall upon deaf ears You question your sanity, You question your morals This monster knows how to torture To envelop you in its toil You know you have a battle ahead This monster can't defeat Crippled by the past You must overcome and beat This is an illness This is internal torture But you mustn't forget You've got a bright future You must fight on, Between this inner war Good versus evil, What do you fight for? Fight for love, Fight to win back your mind Fight for family and joy Fight for what you still must find Monsters can attack Anyone, anytime Lest not judge For you never know when a monster might prey upon YOUR mind Author note: end the stigma of mental illness. Talk about it.
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Uncle Christmas was mucking out happily mucking in and wondering what might have been had his twin not been sneakier and the first to emerge to claim the 'Father' moniker.  Uncle found to his surprise he was quite content to be the deputy and not have the pressure at the top of the Christmas hierarchy. Rather he was happier working with the reindeer, being grubbier, a little smellier, leaving his brother to bear the fur lined mantle that was heavier. However, at each and every Christmas dinner when the family all got together to enjoy the post-advent breather, Uncle would still insist with his Christmas pudding grin that compared to his older twin he was far harder working, a little better looking  and definitely  relatively  slim.
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Nov 2, 2018
Nov 2, 2018 at 4:13 AM UTC
Uncle Christmas 2018
What have these fairy tales made us afraid of? Step moms and snakes? there is more to life that living in fear, And there is more to fear than being afraid. Fear is a feeling of many natures and forms, Including step moms and snakes. Fear isnt only brought on by dark, fear is in love too, and fear is in hate. Fear is in a butterflies first flight, and fear is in our tummys, when something is not right. The Sound of Music showed us more than the sights of Austria, It showed us how to sing, Some times the fear is in what we already know. Fear can control if you let it, and after you see it, its hard to forget, But you can replace your with something bigger. Bigger than the night time, I am the stars. I'm not in heaven, but when i'm with you i'm close. You are faster than the night, and sneakier than the clock ticking past noon. On a Saturday, you are the Sunday afternoon. The fear is less now. You are ahead of my own thought,. You know my bed, You know i have zebra sheets, and a red stain in the corner. You know my body, dimples and scars. You know all the perfections, and defections. The fear is less and less now. Our kisses enable me to hear, clocks ticking around the world. you taste like... words are to meager to describe. There goes the fear, There it goes, out the window, and into the hearts of those, Step moms and Snakes.
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Jun 22, 2013
Jun 22, 2013 at 2:01 PM UTC
The Doves.
Uncle Christmas was mucking out happily mucking in and wondering what might have been had his twin not been sneakier and the first to emerge to claim the Father moniker. Uncle found to his surprise he was quite content to be the deputy and not have the pressure at the top of the Christmas hierarchy. Rather he was happier working with the reindeer, being grubbier, a little smellier, leaving his brother to bear the mantle that was heavier. However at each and every Christmas dinner when the family all got together  Uncle still insisted with a jocular grin that compared to his twin he was far better looking and definitely relatively slim.
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Nov 6, 2017
Nov 6, 2017 at 5:14 PM UTC
Uncle Christmas
The way You cradle my *** Steals my comfort, Like a thief true to the black mask painted on you You are not wood, but a trees revenge. Plaguing my body with discomfort Repercussive of the agony from flannel coated lumberjacks, way back when Four legs Must be sneakier Than two, for no two legged beast has yet robbed me. But my chair, Does so daily. Yet I Come back to you, I Sit atop of you Expecting in your apparent antiquity To soak some of that wisdom so often attributed to my elders around campfires. I guess you only give me that gift when you burn. And so I should have known By the hollow shout I hear Echo when I trampoline my knuckles on your skin As Dorothy knocked upon Tinman, finding not his heart- Neither do I find yours. Or is It admirable Perhaps, that you support me even as I presently slander you As Atlas supported the world, Whose stars that stabbed him in the back For that I certainly will Return to you tomorrow And while you are not the most sittable chair you are at least my loyal chair A ha! The wisdom promised Is found, without striking a match And dancing around Your burning, crackling corpse. In fact, I promise you this I shall save you first In the event of a fire.
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Oct 23, 2011
Oct 23, 2011 at 11:17 PM UTC
Virtues of a Chair
It was 12:02am. Saturday morning. I was hungry. So hungry. Now that I think of it, I was beyond hungry. I was starving. I was so hungry, I could eat a horse. And then it hit me. I'll eat a horse. And so I got into my car, and drove to the nearest farm. On the way there, I hit a rabbit. It was a gruesome scene. I contemplated stopping and eating the rabbit, but I knew in the end, that was a bad idea. I mean, it wouldn't even fill my appetite. I needed something that would, like a horse. So I arrived at the farm, and snuck into the horses stables. I was sneakier than Bill Clinton, that is, until he got caught of course. But I never got caught! I got into one of the stalls, and injected the horse with a lethal dose of cyanide. I always carried cyanide around with me, I knew there would be a right time and a right place to use it. And that time was now. I proceeded to pick the horse up with my super human strength, and brought it to the car. I tied it to the roof of the car, and drove it home. It was a glorious night. I fired up the grill, poured some apple juice, because I didn't drink, drinking is bad, and had horse meat all night long. It tasted like chicken, just without the chicken. I was a happy man, and I went to bed with a full stomach. The next morning, I woke to a startling surprise. I was in a stable, and I was surrounded by horses. All around me, horses. "We know what you did last night" one of the horses said, as it stood up, and cracked its hooves. All the other horses did the same. I closed my eyes, and took a deep breath, as I was trampled to death, by the trusty steeds.
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Apr 10, 2012
Apr 10, 2012 at 7:25 AM UTC
Horse Meat
It was 12:02am. Saturday morning. I was hungry. So hungry. Now that I think of it, I was beyond hungry. I was starving. I was so hungry, I could eat a horse. And then it hit me. I'll eat a horse. And so I got into my car, and drove to the nearest farm. On the way there, I hit a rabbit. It was a gruesome scene. I contemplated stopping and eating the rabbit, but I knew in the end, that was a bad idea. I mean, it wouldn't even fill my appetite. I needed something that would, like a horse. So I arrived at the farm, and snuck into the horses stables. I was sneakier than Bill Clinton, that is, until he got caught of course. But I never got caught! I got into one of the stalls, and injected the horse with a lethal dose of cyanide. I always carried cyanide around with me, I knew there would be a right time and a right place to use it. And that time was now. I proceeded to pick the horse up with my super human strength, and brought it to the car. I tied it to the roof of the car, and drove it home. It was a glorious night. I fired up the grill, poured some apple juice, because I didn't drink, drinking is bad, and had horse meat all night long. It tasted like chicken, just without the chicken. I was a happy man, and I went to bed with a full stomach. The next morning, I woke to a startling surprise. I was in a stable, and I was surrounded by horses. All around me, horses. "We know what you did last night" one of the horses said, as it stood up, and cracked its hooves. All the other horses did the same. I closed my eyes, and took a deep breath, as I was trampled to death, by the trusty steeds.
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*I don't fall asleep until 2 am Because you're constantly on my mind And when I try and kick you out You find sneakier and venomous ways to get back in So I lie here in my bed until 2 am Until I drift to sleep Until you leave my mind*
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Jul 21, 2013
Jul 21, 2013 at 1:44 AM UTC
Venom
Don't call it a comeback My depressions been here for years I still smoke myself to sleep And calm my anxiety with 3 or more beers It's just goes to show That I should stay in my lane I stare at the bottom of an empty bottle Just to focus on something other than pain I knew it'd come back I knew it was too good to be true Depression isn't a state of mind It's something that controls you You would think I'd be used to it And that it'd get a little easier But I really didn't see this coming It must be getting sneakier I don't care about punctuation I don't give a **** about my grammar The only reason I'm doing this Is to try to feel a little better It used to work, ya know To keep my demons at bay Now it's starting to feel like work Because I have all these people watching what I say I guess you can say it's my fault Since I'm the one that posted them online Maybe I'm just not meant to have something as simple as a peace of mind.
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Mar 2, 2018
Mar 2, 2018 at 10:10 AM UTC
Momma, I Can't Knock Them Out.
you taste like my favorite candy so sweet i almost can't stand it but you're sneakier than you'll admit and i'm easy to convince see there are things you say to me that i cannot stand and they are not sweet but it's not a lot of work to get what you want from me i'll never tell you how i feel
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Jun 16, 2015
Jun 16, 2015 at 2:36 AM UTC
Take Advantage