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I live in the birth of Nintendo vs Sony vs Sega Trying to beat that high score in the Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat Combat with a K That innovative **** I survived the destruction of Sega Dreamcast As they became third party And Microsoft took their place with Xbox and Ninja Gaiden Alive from that old arcade I live in the awing of the interactive Wii And internet friendly Playstation 3 I also live in the original Mario Bros and Pac Man and... Terminator vs. Robo-Cop Yea I bet you don't remember that one Or Galaga or Excitebike Or even that good old Asteroid, space dodging, alien blasting Spacce Invaders! Yea, I'm from Nintendoland No... Segaworld Nah... Sony City Nu uhn... Microsoft... Can't even think of a place for that I am from that video gamer nation That fight, hack, slash, race, create, explore, role-play Even play those insane sports See I'm from that... See, I am from that... I am from that Video gamer heaven descended That has that powerful curiosity and love for that Space Invaders! No That love for all video games And that memory of the ****** game graveyard Where E.T. now resides... See, I'm part of the new gen Trying to play Street Fighter 4, Final Fantasy XIII, Star Ocean Saying "I go harder than you young bloods cause I played Space Invaders!" So, what era am I from? I'm from the era of all gamers Playing Space Invaders Space Invaders! I'm from the "Game of the Year goes to..." Mario, Tekken, Metal Slug Namco, Sega, Bandai, Konami All those companies that started as something else But realized their calling was for our nation Cause you see I'm from that Old school Nintendo New School Wii Old school Playstation New school PS3 Old school Sega New school Microsoft 360 I'm from a legacy that always succeeds in giving us dreams That always seem to revert back to that Old school Asteroid, space dodging, alien blasting Space Invaders!!!!!
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Apr 27, 2013
Apr 27, 2013 at 3:39 PM UTC
Space Invaders
I live in the birth of Nintendo vs Sony vs Sega Trying to beat that high score in the Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat Combat with a K That innovative **** I survived the destruction of Sega Dreamcast As they became third party And Microsoft took their place with Xbox and Ninja Gaiden Alive from that old arcade I live in the awing of the interactive Wii And internet friendly Playstation 3 I also live in the original Mario Bros and Pac Man and... Terminator vs. Robo-Cop Yea I bet you don't remember that one Or Galaga or Excitebike Or even that good old Asteroid, space dodging, alien blasting Spacce Invaders! Yea, I'm from Nintendoland No... Segaworld Nah... Sony City Nu uhn... Microsoft... Can't even think of a place for that I am from that video gamer nation That fight, hack, slash, race, create, explore, role-play Even play those insane sports See I'm from that... See, I am from that... I am from that Video gamer heaven descended That has that powerful curiosity and love for that Space Invaders! No That love for all video games And that memory of the ****** game graveyard Where E.T. now resides... See, I'm part of the new gen Trying to play Street Fighter 4, Final Fantasy XIII, Star Ocean Saying "I go harder than you young bloods cause I played Space Invaders!" So, what era am I from? I'm from the era of all gamers Playing Space Invaders Space Invaders! I'm from the "Game of the Year goes to..." Mario, Tekken, Metal Slug Namco, Sega, Bandai, Konami All those companies that started as something else But realized their calling was for our nation Cause you see I'm from that Old school Nintendo New School Wii Old school Playstation New school PS3 Old school Sega New school Microsoft 360 I'm from a legacy that always succeeds in giving us dreams That always seem to revert back to that Old school Asteroid, space dodging, alien blasting Space Invaders!!!!!
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“T'was the night before Christmas ...” and Santa was busy. The reindeer were antsy the elves in a tizzy. The missus was tending the ovens like mad And turning out cookies to make children glad. The wood chips were flying the sawdust was thick The workshop was bulging with toys from St. Nick. Contractors from Sega, Nintendo and Sony Were working on games (and a robotic pony). Iphones and Ipads (with virus removal) Were packed in their boxes and stamped "Elf Approval". Last minute touches were added with flair While elf stylists tended to Santa's white hair. Elf tailors were making some last alterations To Santa's red coat and his waist tribulations. The weather was fair as the weather-elf stated The routes were approved and departure was slated. Bells had been polished and harnesses buffed While repairs were addressed for the hoofs that were scuffed. The antlers were festooned with ribbons and bells And the reindeer were covered with elf flying spells. The clock approached midnight as Santa was seated. The countdown began as the flight crew was greeted. H-hour neared and the tension was growing. Outside it grew cloudy and then, began snowing. But Santa just grinned as the weather-elf winced. "Don't worry, my friend.   Our time has commenced." For the weather was nothing to Santa's conveyance. His reindeer and sleigh were immune to"delay-ance". With a whirl of his whiskers and a flick of his wrist The reindeer were launched in a flash of white mist. And I heard him exclaim through his teleport ray: "ALERT TSA. Tell 'em I'm on my WAY!"
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Dec 22, 2017
Dec 22, 2017 at 9:27 AM UTC
T’was The Night Before Christmas
“T'was the night before Christmas ...” and Santa was busy. The reindeer were antsy the elves in a tizzy. The missus was tending the ovens like mad And turning out cookies to make children glad. The wood chips were flying the sawdust was thick The workshop was bulging with toys from St. Nick. Contractors from Sega, Nintendo and Sony Were working on games (and a robotic pony). Iphones and Ipads (with virus removal) Were packed in their boxes and stamped "Elf Approval". Last minute touches were added with flair While elf stylists tended to Santa's white hair. Elf tailors were making some last alterations To Santa's red coat and his waist tribulations. The weather was fair as the weather-elf stated The routes were approved and departure was slated. Bells had been polished and harnesses buffed While repairs were addressed for the hoofs that were scuffed. The antlers were festooned with ribbons and bells And the reindeer were covered with elf flying spells. The clock approached midnight as Santa was seated. The countdown began as the flight crew was greeted. H-hour neared and the tension was growing. Outside it grew cloudy and then, began snowing. But Santa just grinned as the weather-elf winced. "Don't worry, my friend.   Our time has commenced." For the weather was nothing to Santa's conveyance. His reindeer and sleigh were immune to"delay-ance". With a whirl of his whiskers and a flick of his wrist The reindeer were launched in a flash of white mist. And I heard him exclaim through his teleport ray: "ALERT TSA. Tell 'em I'm on my WAY!"
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I want to love you like the 90´s, back when making a playlist meant dubbing you a mixtape I want love you like cassette, the kind of love that even when it gets tangled we just have to stick a pencil into the spool and reel it back to normal I want to love you like portable Sony CD players, the kind of love that even when it gets scratched we just have to blow wipe it on our sleeves because, love, love just needs a little touch to make it move
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Apr 12, 2018
Apr 12, 2018 at 2:47 PM UTC
̈90 ́s Love ̈ by Asia Samson
What a relief to set aside my mechanical pencil and write with you, O Ballpoint Pen found at the bottom of my pen box. On your side is engraved “Samy’s Camera.” Did I walk out with you by accident? or was it on purpose, beguiled by your sleek, cool body as you nestled into my hand and I clasped you tight likw my boyfriend in a steamy nightclub dancing slow to Moon River. Was I writing a check for a roll of Kodak film, ASA 400? Or was it more recent? Purchasing a digital mini-camera to carry in my purse? Before cellphones took selfies so flawlessly that I tucked my Sony into the dresser drawer behind my underwear. It lies abandoned soon to be joined by all my mechanical pencils. You, my Pen, are my reliable companion who will record lists for me: To Do lists Shopping lists Birthday lists Laundry lists. You will record why my lover doesn't want me anymore, but I will tear up that scrap of paper as soon as the ink has dried like blood, that heartless man, unworthy of the ink I waste on him. O beautiful Pen, sleek as the fur on a cat, smooth as a gin and tonic, solid as his hand on my breast. for merely. I hereby relinquish my mechanical pencil, whose lead keeps shattering. But you, dear Ballpoint Pen, I can press hard. And how much more beautiful with you are the curves of my words.
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Aug 27, 2016
Aug 27, 2016 at 9:08 PM UTC
Ode to a Ballpoint Pen
A Tribute A king takes supper on a creaking deathbed. Featureless, winged creatures zoom by the dark condensed windows. Micro parasites build adobe headquarters in his soft tissue. Reaching for a plate, he groans the terabyting howl that’s prescribed with chemotherapy. Qwerty and light from the drugs, he stares at the apple on his tray. Lost in its curves, he finds himself trapped in a safari of memories. A dream devolves upon his downtrodden mind…. The canopy is populated with twittering, angry birds. Pools of social blood attract flies to the googolplex degree. He stumbles through the dell, suspicious forest while a tremulous, fiery fox stalks behind his echoing footfalls. Pixar apes swing from trees chased by grisly, disney men with guns and trucks. A large eye tunes the darkness and blinks red upon an aging mountain lion in shadow’s brush. The sony rays belight foliage in auspicious, plaid-orange hues. This amazon of experience plugs the wanderer into a hard drive of intelligence – a gateway to an encyclopedia of wikis and browsers, expanse enough for any backdrop rooftop audience to be faux-enthralled and eager. There are grumblings in the distance of another engine tromping the scope in search of something new and useless. A rumorous bat upsets the plagiarizing tide of the Atlantic Pea Sea. A snake slinks out of the blossoms clinging to the vines among a macintosh tree and bites the salty flier of the washboard night; cyber venom invades his veins. The average, homeless, bounding, warrior awakens to find a cold supper on his lap and another syringe in his arm. His remaining gums support his teeth as they bite into the apple. He swallows, sighs, and rests his balding, crescent, once-handsome head on the white pillow. The green fruit tumbles gently out of bed and mutely rolls to the floor. With that, Steve Jobs is dead.
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Oct 22, 2012
Oct 22, 2012 at 12:03 AM UTC
A Tribute
A Tribute A king takes supper on a creaking deathbed. Featureless, winged creatures zoom by the dark condensed windows. Micro parasites build adobe headquarters in his soft tissue. Reaching for a plate, he groans the terabyting howl that’s prescribed with chemotherapy. Qwerty and light from the drugs, he stares at the apple on his tray. Lost in its curves, he finds himself trapped in a safari of memories. A dream devolves upon his downtrodden mind…. The canopy is populated with twittering, angry birds. Pools of social blood attract flies to the googolplex degree. He stumbles through the dell, suspicious forest while a tremulous, fiery fox stalks behind his echoing footfalls. Pixar apes swing from trees chased by grisly, disney men with guns and trucks. A large eye tunes the darkness and blinks red upon an aging mountain lion in shadow’s brush. The sony rays belight foliage in auspicious, plaid-orange hues. This amazon of experience plugs the wanderer into a hard drive of intelligence – a gateway to an encyclopedia of wikis and browsers, expanse enough for any backdrop rooftop audience to be faux-enthralled and eager. There are grumblings in the distance of another engine tromping the scope in search of something new and useless. A rumorous bat upsets the plagiarizing tide of the Atlantic Pea Sea. A snake slinks out of the blossoms clinging to the vines among a macintosh tree and bites the salty flier of the washboard night; cyber venom invades his veins. The average, homeless, bounding, warrior awakens to find a cold supper on his lap and another syringe in his arm. His remaining gums support his teeth as they bite into the apple. He swallows, sighs, and rests his balding, crescent, once-handsome head on the white pillow. The green fruit tumbles gently out of bed and mutely rolls to the floor. With that, Steve Jobs is dead.
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Panasonic and Sony beeping in custom made Reid & Taylor pockets. A trade for a Rolex throned on his wrist in lieu of once existent dreams, in now hollow sockets. Adrenaline pumping before high stakes meetings and brunches. Calculating the dose of his choice of drug, penthouse suites and timeline crunches. Dizzy with ambition, painting ******* bleached canvasses. Narcissistic laughter aimed to beguile others, he, for whom his relaxants are stresses. Dealing with the Devil himself, power tainted and ill-gotten, the realization that humans are not beyond sale; in markets, mergers and acquisitions. Recessions, Inflations, cruel overdoses of risk, of danger unspoken. And when he surfaces again to consciousness, profits, losses both taken and broken. Lost in the sewers filled with; stock brokers and agents alike: the pawnors, a haughty expression with green bills, to score his ecstasy, capital owners. Another dollar, another hit never enough to sleep remembering the day. A Corporate ****** scouring for riches, a high, a trance not soon before long will sway.
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Jan 1, 2014
Jan 1, 2014 at 9:04 AM UTC
Corporate ******
Alarm clock dead, power's out What've I got to shout about? Running late, we're behind It's things like this make me lose my mind Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Notes written, Kids set to go Open the fridge, and boom...power goes It's never ending, all frustrating The problems are just resonating Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Kids dropped off, on the road When suddenly another load Of troubles makes my day It makes me want to say Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Tire's flat, that's not new What's a guy supposed to do? I smile and call for towing My temper now is showing Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Get in late, that's a given Boss says "Turner, you're not driven" "Success comes hard, it isn't easy" That's when I get really queasy Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Not worth fighting, got a meeting Meanwhile I am overheating All I know is that I try And days like this just make me cry Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Work the day out, heading home Knowing I am not alone Millions more go through this too What's a guy supposed to do? Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Ads are fake, and it's all phony As I sit watching on my Sony But one day it'd be really nice To have that life, and glacier ice Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Really, Why can't life be a beer ad? Just one little, stinking ****** beer ad...For Me?
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May 21, 2012
May 21, 2012 at 7:59 PM UTC
Why Can't Life Be aBeer Ad?
Alarm clock dead, power's out What've I got to shout about? Running late, we're behind It's things like this make me lose my mind Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Notes written, Kids set to go Open the fridge, and boom...power goes It's never ending, all frustrating The problems are just resonating Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Kids dropped off, on the road When suddenly another load Of troubles makes my day It makes me want to say Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Tire's flat, that's not new What's a guy supposed to do? I smile and call for towing My temper now is showing Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Get in late, that's a given Boss says "Turner, you're not driven" "Success comes hard, it isn't easy" That's when I get really queasy Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Not worth fighting, got a meeting Meanwhile I am overheating All I know is that I try And days like this just make me cry Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Work the day out, heading home Knowing I am not alone Millions more go through this too What's a guy supposed to do? Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Ads are fake, and it's all phony As I sit watching on my Sony But one day it'd be really nice To have that life, and glacier ice Hot girls, Cold Beer, Fridge full, Good Cheer Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Great view, Fast Cars, Good Friends, Full Bars Why can't life be a beer ad for me? Really, Why can't life be a beer ad? Just one little, stinking ****** beer ad...For Me?
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This one time...I was real happy. All expectation had the correct tact, had the correct sharpness, the saturation levels were just so. but then stuff happens the stuffs what I'm afraid of. not the movie reel anymore I am no longer afraid to dance in light of passing frames on a movie screen, or look at the actors straight in the eyes, what happens is, the content, un-contents. We urinate, we spew, we spackle, we *** we **** we live all of life in two fiking seconds. Thats alright, Know one what whats right, and thats why its right :) So turn up the music to 50 volume on the sony. crack a beer, grind a little, ***** the amalgam of emotion, that is. Emotion. Waltz.
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Apr 4, 2013
Apr 4, 2013 at 12:58 AM UTC
***** Tattoo On Bexxa Leg.
Its morning and I ride the bus to school with you. We stare through the graffiti scratched grooves in the window the sun hums hymns over everything but we notice the shadows what is invisible to them Most days we don't listen teachers preaching system but we don't find that interesting. We nod to their speech but really its the beat we tap with our pencil and rubber swinging on chairs as we try to find balance There is no need to talk **** in the playground we're schools ahead of them; girls not eating in front of boys frontin' like they don't like girls just irritates us. We could hide in the toilets but we want them to see us cuss them with our book and pen how we be marking paper Some days we don't go school we call Kevin, he takes us to P's and we watch them. At first they make words make love then they make words hate us they cuss destroy trust punch chest they get vex Then I will lean forward, skip along the vinyl, jump onto the needle, fly over the speaker riding the bass onto your shoulder. You will strain to hear as l whisper put your headphones back on
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Jan 2, 2011
Jan 2, 2011 at 7:47 AM UTC
Portrait of a listener wearing Sony headphones
Someday we will have DJs at funerals. I should know. I DJ'd a wedding once. Well I shan't say I DJ'd the wedding. I merely pressed play on the tiny boom box (SONY) and here comes the bride. Twas a beautiful wedding. A black wedding. The bride was my first cousin Tamara. Yes the whole thing was beautiful. Stop it already. A scant 4 years later I attended her death. A rainy morning. A call. Awoken early the morning sun not up. I have a photograph taken July 27, 2003 maybe! My brother her sister and I on a Carribean cruise. I'm sticking a tongue out. I was mad at the fine Bahamian wearing fake dreads making money by posing for photos for the non-natives. But if you bypass my tongue in the photograph you can see her. You can see the foursome of us smiling with some random Bahamian fake dread. If you look slightly left in the photograph you can see her smile. Her smile. Her joie de vivre. A moment if you will allow me. Away from the boat the Bahamian boys would not leave her alone. They would whistle, catcall, stare and menace. But she was my family. She was my cousin. Her protector and her friend. Those boys' eyes would follow us. But when I held her hand down the boardwalk they did not dare come within punching distance. I will refrain from her beauty. Her elegance. Her ability to tell me to 'shut the **** up' with only a glance. Somewhere buried I have the video of her wedding. I can't watch it anymore but perhaps I should. I need to see her happy again. Beautiful again and looking forward. United States
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Dec 5, 2013
Dec 5, 2013 at 1:46 AM UTC
Fine China Breaks the Finest
Someday we will have DJs at funerals. I should know. I DJ'd a wedding once. Well I shan't say I DJ'd the wedding. I merely pressed play on the tiny boom box (SONY) and here comes the bride. Twas a beautiful wedding. A black wedding. The bride was my first cousin Tamara. Yes the whole thing was beautiful. Stop it already. A scant 4 years later I attended her death. A rainy morning. A call. Awoken early the morning sun not up. I have a photograph taken July 27, 2003 maybe! My brother her sister and I on a Carribean cruise. I'm sticking a tongue out. I was mad at the fine Bahamian wearing fake dreads making money by posing for photos for the non-natives. But if you bypass my tongue in the photograph you can see her. You can see the foursome of us smiling with some random Bahamian fake dread. If you look slightly left in the photograph you can see her smile. Her smile. Her joie de vivre. A moment if you will allow me. Away from the boat the Bahamian boys would not leave her alone. They would whistle, catcall, stare and menace. But she was my family. She was my cousin. Her protector and her friend. Those boys' eyes would follow us. But when I held her hand down the boardwalk they did not dare come within punching distance. I will refrain from her beauty. Her elegance. Her ability to tell me to 'shut the **** up' with only a glance. Somewhere buried I have the video of her wedding. I can't watch it anymore but perhaps I should. I need to see her happy again. Beautiful again and looking forward. United States
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**** isn't okay & no government or any authority figure should ever be the one to decide if someone was sexually assaulted, or not. In addition, a human's rights, safety, & mental health, should not be taken away or reduced simply because another human or a group of humans have decided so. Kesha Rose Sebert, better known as Ke$ha, is a celebrity who called attention to a situation where she was drugged & ***** & isn't finding justice even after speaking up about it. Though she was denied release of her contract with Sony Music, meaning she now must continue to work with the man who drugged & ***** her, she has the support & help of millions. This is because she's a celebrity & attention was called to it. But what about those who aren't known? What about those too afraid to speak up because it's a hopeless attempt for justice. What about those who did speak up but the case died in a court room or even before it ever made it to a court room, simply because the abuser has higher authority, more power, or is in some way guaranteed to be found excused by the law? What about them? Thank **** she spoke up. But what about everyone else? Justice needs to be served to Ke$ha & also to the many other victims in this world. We shall not fall under those above us from fear or from the indignity of others.
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Feb 19, 2016
Feb 19, 2016 at 7:18 PM UTC
free || 19/02/'16
I hold in my hand a paper It is blank, and dark And shaped like a Sony voice recorder. I tell it “I always wondered when entering leaves and leaving comes in— where we go when we begin, and who says it’s over” The little black box catches all of my thoughts and stares blankly ahead waiting for more. “Why do we think it matters that we suffer alone? Beaches cliffs and valleys, erode time and Other forces. Unread letters dissent to their homology of patted matter and solitary discomfort under gravity. Solace in solitude is wonderful. Only I feel the weight of Earth’s atmosphere in the sound of a dialtone—remember that? Yes, the other side of the conversation waits for connection—but you must choose the coordinates.” Hawaii is volcano islands, but Rock and sand Air and breeze Prairie and trees— this is the Midwest. I’m going to sit down and envelop myself. When I am done The poem will have delivered me to a place in the grass of a prairie a cave on the side of a cliff a beach it pebbles for sand and a steep descent from the volcano. When this poem is read with gathering perspiration it will cool the still-flowing lava of Hawaiian islands, soften the edge of each pebble; this poem will hang a cloth in the opening of mouths caving in to protect the traveler from his shadow. If you do not hear this poem of the Earth escaping itself, trees fighting their way into its soil, rocks being worn away to grains of sand sifting through our fingers and clouds taking moisture to a more deserving place, let the consolation be a life full of prosperity and feigned kindness-- ready-mades, hollow handshakes, doors beaten by little hands asking about breakfast on a Saturday and selling thin mints to your neighbors. I love you, sisters and brothers, just weather our sod and air and water and fire --it will find you when it is ready.
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Aug 13, 2012
Aug 13, 2012 at 1:58 PM UTC
Dissent
I hold in my hand a paper It is blank, and dark And shaped like a Sony voice recorder. I tell it “I always wondered when entering leaves and leaving comes in— where we go when we begin, and who says it’s over” The little black box catches all of my thoughts and stares blankly ahead waiting for more. “Why do we think it matters that we suffer alone? Beaches cliffs and valleys, erode time and Other forces. Unread letters dissent to their homology of patted matter and solitary discomfort under gravity. Solace in solitude is wonderful. Only I feel the weight of Earth’s atmosphere in the sound of a dialtone—remember that? Yes, the other side of the conversation waits for connection—but you must choose the coordinates.” Hawaii is volcano islands, but Rock and sand Air and breeze Prairie and trees— this is the Midwest. I’m going to sit down and envelop myself. When I am done The poem will have delivered me to a place in the grass of a prairie a cave on the side of a cliff a beach it pebbles for sand and a steep descent from the volcano. When this poem is read with gathering perspiration it will cool the still-flowing lava of Hawaiian islands, soften the edge of each pebble; this poem will hang a cloth in the opening of mouths caving in to protect the traveler from his shadow. If you do not hear this poem of the Earth escaping itself, trees fighting their way into its soil, rocks being worn away to grains of sand sifting through our fingers and clouds taking moisture to a more deserving place, let the consolation be a life full of prosperity and feigned kindness-- ready-mades, hollow handshakes, doors beaten by little hands asking about breakfast on a Saturday and selling thin mints to your neighbors. I love you, sisters and brothers, just weather our sod and air and water and fire --it will find you when it is ready.
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My Koodo Made a booboo; The Sony Made you angry; My I-Phone Pulled a ***** My LG Didn't help me; My Nokia Sent diarrhea; My Smart Phone Made me a smart *** When it pocket-dialed. It didn't sent Emoticon smiles. And now, You know The rest of the story.
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 7:57 AM UTC
Pocket Dials, Part II
Dealing with OCD is like losing your mind, You can be in a room full of people, yet all alone, Noone can ever know when the horrible thoughts will come and what they will be you just feel a buzz, a hum, a drone in your head and you try to block it out but like Sony Xperia apps running in the background, they are there, infernal consuming the bandwidth of your soul there is a fine line between delusion and sanity a clutching at straws, a search for help pleas and pleas fall not on deaf ears but endure it you must until it runs its course tunnelling on, pushing you to the edge straddling the fine line buoying bobbing, dancing, fleeting- drowning you in its wake as you gasp and gasp OCD is horrible and misunderstood why it hit me, I know not- when it came part of me, I never agreed I just woke up arrested, paralysed by the most unutterable thoughts... I suspect it happened when I met the thin woman with the one eye- I have known no peace since then Paranormal paranoia rules my brain and I am mooted, glued in the vile filth of guilt, shame, anger, helplessness- like a generator running on fuel, incessant the tyres do not stop burning alone, sometimes, I ask myself why? why me Lord? the cup is too heavy for me to bear and ghouls have made my mind an open playing field and I cant break free at times I wake up and its gone I smile and dress up- try to think normally, eat and sleep but itchy insomnia rages on my skin beads of sweat and shaking, my mouth is dry I am afraid, frightened and I cower OCD is crunching my life, slowly and sadly noone knows...they just dont know why I say 'off' things sometimes they suppose its the preoccupation of a busy mind, and busy I am wallowing, silently, stewing in the prison it seems there is no escaping this
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Sep 17, 2014
Sep 17, 2014 at 1:55 AM UTC
O.C.D
Dealing with OCD is like losing your mind, You can be in a room full of people, yet all alone, Noone can ever know when the horrible thoughts will come and what they will be you just feel a buzz, a hum, a drone in your head and you try to block it out but like Sony Xperia apps running in the background, they are there, infernal consuming the bandwidth of your soul there is a fine line between delusion and sanity a clutching at straws, a search for help pleas and pleas fall not on deaf ears but endure it you must until it runs its course tunnelling on, pushing you to the edge straddling the fine line buoying bobbing, dancing, fleeting- drowning you in its wake as you gasp and gasp OCD is horrible and misunderstood why it hit me, I know not- when it came part of me, I never agreed I just woke up arrested, paralysed by the most unutterable thoughts... I suspect it happened when I met the thin woman with the one eye- I have known no peace since then Paranormal paranoia rules my brain and I am mooted, glued in the vile filth of guilt, shame, anger, helplessness- like a generator running on fuel, incessant the tyres do not stop burning alone, sometimes, I ask myself why? why me Lord? the cup is too heavy for me to bear and ghouls have made my mind an open playing field and I cant break free at times I wake up and its gone I smile and dress up- try to think normally, eat and sleep but itchy insomnia rages on my skin beads of sweat and shaking, my mouth is dry I am afraid, frightened and I cower OCD is crunching my life, slowly and sadly noone knows...they just dont know why I say 'off' things sometimes they suppose its the preoccupation of a busy mind, and busy I am wallowing, silently, stewing in the prison it seems there is no escaping this
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so many places I have never been and never seen yet they are all here the world visits me in my ineptitude screened a movie a moving mirage expanding like the universe further and further away from me making spaces leaving traces my mind fills in the world becomes picture framed Hitachi, Sharp, Sony so many meetings greetings but none of them mine I am alone as a polar bear on an ice cap a Native American in his own land populations explode and interact to become lonely souls the last of their kind waiting on a final chapter an end to the movie
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Aug 20, 2021
Aug 20, 2021 at 1:59 PM UTC
an end to the movie
Shoot the sky and release the diamonds from the rain. Stardust sprinkled onto the cement. No more thoughts than that. I see things, though. Wet snowcap, yet not by snow. Orange ginger mint tea, Slightly warm, slightly filled. A Bible laid on top of a notebook, Noticeably used Japanese-style. The tapping from a Sony PSP, Almost as if a cool rage is emanating from the fingertips. Apartment requests listed, Most are scratched out, a few are true options. The tea is full again. It's still so quiet. Oh, but a revelation is made. No game was being played. A message to send to another More than likely. One gulp and one sip. Fatigue is still hitting me like a person who didn't stop walking, even when he dreamed when he could. Hope I did the right thing to write.
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May 21, 2011
May 21, 2011 at 11:39 PM UTC
Mixed Thoughts from the Smokey Row
You were born in a first class hospital, I was delivered at home, we both survived. You went to a private primary school and I went to a public school, we both ended in the same high school. You woke up from the bed and I woke from the floor, we both had a peaceful night rest. Your outfits are all expensive, mine are all simple and cheap, we both still cover our nakedness. You ate fried rice and roasted chicken, I ate local made food but we both still ate to our satisfaction. You ride on Lexus jeep, Range Rover, G Wagon, Hummer Jeep and I use public transport but we still got to our various destination. You may be reading this post from your Sony xperia, BB Z10, Q10, Samsung Galaxy 6edge, IPhone6+ and I typed it with my Touch one broken screen, we still see the message. Lifestyle is not a competition and there are different ways to get a lot of things done, different lanes all leading to the same destination. Just because your neighbour is doing things faster does not mean you are failing. Happiness doesn't come from having everything, but making the best out of what you have, it's all about how you see yourself. Happiness is not having what you like. Happiness is liking what you have and being content
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Mar 29, 2016
Mar 29, 2016 at 11:09 AM UTC
Differant lifestyle but same in both ways
Still 2000 miles to go and the men are dressed in rags But the horses are still fit and strong, still eager yet to run Sony Jim you'll ride the drag for you are the youngest here And before this day is out you'll be crying for your mum Eight hours in the saddle with but one change of horse Your body thick with dust and cowshit A voice now harsh and coarse Charlie, *** you'll ride the flanks for I need them held in tight And when we hit the camping ground you'll be my riders in the night The cows are getting thirsty but waters still ten miles away But still we must stop and rest them at the dying of the day *** Charlie ride softly found the herd Sing or whistle a gentle song The rest of you now sleep close by, reins tied to your hand Keep your horses saddled, keep your boots on tight For you all might be required to ride like madmen in the night UP, Up for they are up and running free You've got to reach the head and turn them Before they crash down on the scree Close in, close in and get the head to turn Force them to the centre force the head to wheel But a man and horse are down and trampled in the dust But before he died he turned the herd and very few were lost First light and we ride out to find our fallen friend Alas it was poor Sony Jim, just sixteen years of age Yes Sony gave his life doing what he loved Nobody ever forced him to ride the drivers road
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Jul 17, 2015
Jul 17, 2015 at 8:02 AM UTC
The Drove Road
when i was young, all i wanted was to work in record shop, i involved the nick hornby *high fidelity* bug / virus and i was all set, but them the music game changed, it wasn't tagged as -sony, ****** or some other record company... but entitled self-, see the hyphen is historical residue awareness... but there are a few music outlets open, the h.m.v. on oxford street, or the one at romford, the ****** mega-store where classical music was caged behind soundproof glass doors is gone... i guess the owner of the h.m.v. is a benevolent billionaire philanthropist... we all know richie branson sent all the artists to hell and actors to the stratosphere with income from tubular bells by mike oldfield... i get that... but what you miss with instant access is the randomness of waling into a vinyl / sly mercury (c.d. it has to be more than compact disk, it has to have a status of a vinyl, it can't remain an acronym... vinyl.... and... mercury, cosine it's silver, the end, 80's rule, or rulebook, brick sized mobile phones, it's part of history, you ******* tartan yuppies), well, as divergent as a tangent can be, all i ever wanted was to imitate the high fidelity case presented in fictional medium by nick hornby, never got the chance, did work experience at Burtons (a clothes outlet), even though i wanted to sell music... the hamster napster beat me on the treadmill... never got the fairytale godmother to wish-blink wish-blink magic pogo stick makeover; but h.m.v. is still open, and went in and played the lottery genie, i got https://goo.gl/KdB7oY: why do you why do you why do you voodoo?
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Mar 2, 2016
Mar 2, 2016 at 7:49 AM UTC
wish of working in a music shop
when i was young, all i wanted was to work in record shop, i involved the nick hornby *high fidelity* bug / virus and i was all set, but them the music game changed, it wasn't tagged as -sony, ****** or some other record company... but entitled self-, see the hyphen is historical residue awareness... but there are a few music outlets open, the h.m.v. on oxford street, or the one at romford, the ****** mega-store where classical music was caged behind soundproof glass doors is gone... i guess the owner of the h.m.v. is a benevolent billionaire philanthropist... we all know richie branson sent all the artists to hell and actors to the stratosphere with income from tubular bells by mike oldfield... i get that... but what you miss with instant access is the randomness of waling into a vinyl / sly mercury (c.d. it has to be more than compact disk, it has to have a status of a vinyl, it can't remain an acronym... vinyl.... and... mercury, cosine it's silver, the end, 80's rule, or rulebook, brick sized mobile phones, it's part of history, you ******* tartan yuppies), well, as divergent as a tangent can be, all i ever wanted was to imitate the high fidelity case presented in fictional medium by nick hornby, never got the chance, did work experience at Burtons (a clothes outlet), even though i wanted to sell music... the hamster napster beat me on the treadmill... never got the fairytale godmother to wish-blink wish-blink magic pogo stick makeover; but h.m.v. is still open, and went in and played the lottery genie, i got https://goo.gl/KdB7oY: why do you why do you why do you voodoo?
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I guess I wouldn't mind a pony Or candy, friends, sony's Spider-Man On DVD and bluray I wouldn't mind a brand new camera Or a way to understand you And knowing what to say I guess that'd be okay But really what I want to do Is to get to see you Again
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Nov 28, 2014
Nov 28, 2014 at 6:09 PM UTC
Christmas list
Disney and Sony They are ***** Yelling and screaming mostly at Sony But yet it is all part of the plan Got to keep the bedroom demands Spider-Man ain’t going no where Disney and Sony’s secret love affair Sony already signed with Venoms behind Disney slurping all the ***** and creamin Tom Holland is drunk with Tom Collins Exciting you see, frustrating as it seems Sony and Disney laughing all just because Everyone is starting all the crazy fuss Re-releases golden showers final hours *** is better in front of others we together Can’t ****** if it’s at the end game Insane is the main part of the fame It’s already been signed you see The most fun is watching in ecstasy We don’t give a **** what you say It will all be announced this Labor Day Because we work hard and stay hard Didn’t come this far So start the fire Because we already **** tony McGuire
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Aug 21, 2019
Aug 21, 2019 at 2:18 AM UTC
**** business risky business
in zee olden days of a ****** megastore on oxford st., just beside the Tottenham Court Rd. tube station... Mecca... for all those who loved music... even the classical music section, sealed, behind glass doors... and those music stations where you could listen to an album before buying it... i'm pretty sure i bought *dry **** logic*'s the darker side of nonsense... based on? the song asphalt... and godhead's album 2000 years of human error... decent times, there was actually a point to go to a major high street, and forage, while the girls were buying clothes and shoes and make-up... books? it was always amazon.com, from the 3rd party sellers, always on the discount, thomas mann's doctor faustus? had to be bought second hand... HMV? it's still there, on oxford st., but ****** had class... a rare experience... esp. the listening stations, you'd forage for an album, ask the technician to put it on, listening to it... and boom! into your pocket... i still remember Sony's mini-discs... i still remember making cassette compilations... and that strange form of labor of having to rewind, a sound as unique as the static of pre-digital television... the noise from the vacuum of the universe - apparently considered to be the sound, a remnant of the big bang... so... youtube - now? **** they take the music shops away... i guess youtube was always about listening to music before buying an physical compact disc copy... ah... this one incident bothers me... at the still (don't ask me how) existing Romford HMV... i actually had a copy of foals album holy fire in my hand... but... **** i didn't buy it! no listening station... only after having watched dr. foster (a BBC drama) did i hear foals' song my number... and this is a quasi-nostalgia: with a drag-along effect - given that... certain aspects of the 2000s had to be, re-improvised.
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Aug 13, 2018
Aug 13, 2018 at 11:54 AM UTC
quasi-nostalgia
in zee olden days of a ****** megastore on oxford st., just beside the Tottenham Court Rd. tube station... Mecca... for all those who loved music... even the classical music section, sealed, behind glass doors... and those music stations where you could listen to an album before buying it... i'm pretty sure i bought *dry **** logic*'s the darker side of nonsense... based on? the song asphalt... and godhead's album 2000 years of human error... decent times, there was actually a point to go to a major high street, and forage, while the girls were buying clothes and shoes and make-up... books? it was always amazon.com, from the 3rd party sellers, always on the discount, thomas mann's doctor faustus? had to be bought second hand... HMV? it's still there, on oxford st., but ****** had class... a rare experience... esp. the listening stations, you'd forage for an album, ask the technician to put it on, listening to it... and boom! into your pocket... i still remember Sony's mini-discs... i still remember making cassette compilations... and that strange form of labor of having to rewind, a sound as unique as the static of pre-digital television... the noise from the vacuum of the universe - apparently considered to be the sound, a remnant of the big bang... so... youtube - now? **** they take the music shops away... i guess youtube was always about listening to music before buying an physical compact disc copy... ah... this one incident bothers me... at the still (don't ask me how) existing Romford HMV... i actually had a copy of foals album holy fire in my hand... but... **** i didn't buy it! no listening station... only after having watched dr. foster (a BBC drama) did i hear foals' song my number... and this is a quasi-nostalgia: with a drag-along effect - given that... certain aspects of the 2000s had to be, re-improvised.
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