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"stacy" poems
* *In love with Gwen Stacy When in stasis* * Cannot let go of the old neighborhood charm until? *In love with Mary Jane                   When the mind takes off* * Now, I become the hero Spiderman yet a problem?      * *She leaves, no Mary Jane                         And the symbiote, VENOM* * Comes along in angry mind of the hero spurned? * *Stuck in webs anger as Man          Hero no words* * Comes along in angry mind of the hero spurned? * *I want to do something widcha' something makes her mad I want to do something widcha' something makes him Mad.* * * *I want to do something widcha' some thing? ** *
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Sep 22, 2018
Sep 22, 2018 at 2:28 AM UTC
Does Whatever a Spider Can?
Shannon, Mariah, Serena, Maria Meridia, Midian, Sharon, Alliah Rochelle, Camille, Rose, Halo Trenna, Jessica, Ashley, Georgia Marla, Olivia, Sofia, India Daniella, Diana, Christina, Caroline Isabella, Amelia, Amanda, Matilda Nadine, Haley, Bailey, Francine Eliza, Annabelle, Kathryn, Sandra Melinda, Audrey, Aubrey, Emily Tara, Emma, Ginny, Kathleen Josephine, Helena, Charlotte, Laura Chelsea, Arkady, Megan, Kelsey Kayla, Karliah, Moana, Vivien Kaysea, Macy, Stacy, Lorraine Theresa, Felicia, Cecilia, Darlene Holly, Brianna, Alexa, Ariel Marianne, Miranda, Jennie, Coral Korra, Daisy, Penelope, Rayne Zoey, Cassandra, Grace, Stephanie
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Jul 27, 2013
Jul 27, 2013 at 12:34 AM UTC
Chromosome
You're Gwen Stacy, I'm Spidey Don't leave me, I'll make you happy I don't need anybody or money Just the two of us, you and me To others, I'm cold as ice To you, my heart always melts, Oh nice! Now, I'm going to roll those dice To unfold what the future lies My love for you is absolute You're my boss, I salute If I love you means I am Groot Then I am Groot, I am Groot
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Nov 22, 2018
Nov 22, 2018 at 9:45 AM UTC
Gwen Stacy
I wonder if they're happy. They sure do seem so. They're always talking about stealing their daddy's Jaguars and having beer blasts and getting in to fights and being bros and getting tan and buying new swimsuits and getting a call from different modeling agencies and crashing cars and smoking cigarillos and drinking fancy wine and going to their beach house and deciding between Harvard and Yale or Porsche and Mustang and did we win the football game and making new friends and oh my God Stacy actually said that and dude, I totally ****** her and my math teacher is such a ***** and my parents are putting me into boarding school and check out my new Jordans and did you watch the sunset last night? I don't know if they're having fun, but it sure seems like it. *I wonder if they're having fun. It sure seems like it. They're always talking about hitch hiking to the next city over and going to shows and drinking PBR and sneaking out at night and yeah dude, that party was sick and my tumblr is so famous right now and check out my new denim jacket and smoking **** and getting in to fights and lifting cigarettes from stores and Austin and Katie slept together and Kyle broke edge and I'm still working at McDonalds and yeah I'm still driving my '93 Ford Ranger and smoking hookah and watching Mean Girls and yeah I love the ocean and check out my new Kicks and did you watch the sunset last night? I don't know if they're having fun, but it sure seems like it.*
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Sep 20, 2012
Sep 20, 2012 at 10:22 PM UTC
Complaints of A Lower/Mid Class American.
It takes alot Loving you in these shoes. It isn't horrible. The way they fit. The way they look. Loving you in these shoes of mine. It doesn't take much effort. To slide my feet in. Tie them, before a single step is taken. Knowing all that goes unseen. The padding & cushioning. The flex of each step, The urgency of how I long. Revealing how much I've thought of you. The many steps and puddles these shoes have walked. They aren't waterproof. They aren't well protected from wear & tear. Loving you in these shoes of mine. They are far from dress shoes, Not even close to casual shoes. They aren't the type of brand shoe everyone is in line to buy. Stacy Adams, Adidas, Jordan. Loving you in these shoes, No one knows where to find them. How many times they've come loose. How many times the cushion has been replaced. Loving you in these shoes of mine. Knowing you've checked the tags of the name brand shoes. The appeal of readily available colors
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Jan 23, 2019
Jan 23, 2019 at 2:18 AM UTC
These Shoes
(Written in 8th Grade) As I grew up along-side of memories, I realized that my name grew with me; shaping and morphing itself into who I am today. But wouldn’t it be fun to not be me for a single day? Not have the name, Alice? I could be someone smiling bright, maybe Melina. Or might I try on the name Jessie. Nah, too laid back and chill; so I take the name off and put it back on it’s hanger. I could be haughty and proud, with my nose in the air; I could be a Penelope. I window-shop for more names, browsing among all the different personalities. Fern seems fun, friendly and cordial. Or I might stick around and act as a Sam. Boyish? Aw yeah. Just maybe not for me. I’ll be Stella, all book-sharp for a day or I could be a Chloé, exotic and beautiful. Or switch my style into the retro girly Natalie. What would it be, to have the name Katie, just for a day? Zoey, Liana, Stacy, Diane. Isabelle, Marilyn, Delia, Hannah. Maybe give my name an exotic twist, Alyssa? After trying on names of all kind, some just weren’t for me. Too ‘krazy’? Shy? Ecstatic? Cool? Like a huge circus parade with different costumes, the loud gaudy colors blinding me. Like all the different shoes at Aldo’s; sky-high heels, wedges, sandals, boots. I slip out the shoes, I peel off the names. Because for now, I’d like to stay in my own skin; as a plain old Alice.
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May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014 at 8:41 AM UTC
The Name Alice
Child: hey ma my freinds said they asked about the honey Mum: Are you drunk? Child: no Child: is not alchool its hinoney ma hon “Misscall from Mum” Mum: R U @ stacy’s house? “Misscall from Mum” Child: Im at a beach a lake or iidkthe car Mum: Answer your phone! Mum: who is with you? Child: can you come pick em uip Child: me up Child: i wan go hoke now Mum: Yes baby just answer your phone we can figure out where you are “Child could not be reached” “Child could not be reached” “Child could not be reached”
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Oct 30, 2020
Oct 30, 2020 at 8:53 AM UTC
honey
Locker 36 Brought about much bliss How you twisted my **** and made me free You were locker 38 Just two spaces down from me I'd stare at you from a far In the lunch room Just hoping one day you would see The hair you had spiked to the t With hands gentle And a smile so soft You said your name was Stacy But that I could take to calling you Jack You loved when I called you Jack You also enjoyed football,wrestling and tickle fights I adored things like that I bet I could pin you down in three seconds flat I was to weak to flip you over Your head you'd rest on my breast You said they fit better on my body anyways Locker 38 Where we discussed our first date You swallowed spit to say "I know it might be weird...ya know being seen out with me" I pulled you close and embraced you Feel my love my dear? Heaven knows I had my fears...but none of them had to do with being seen with you. I whispered hummingbird in your ear 'Cause the nights I couldn't sleep you would hum the sweetest tune I unraveled the moment the testosterone bloomed Hearing depth in your voice for the first time You asked how could I love someone like you, the day I called you mine. Locker 38 You leaned against with eyes unsure I knew the question was pure So my answer would always be genuine I explained that I had fallen I was never to get up Jack I said Stacy is just your long forgotten twin...I except who you were and what you've become simply my dear because you are my love... My only one... Locker 38 Where my life begun.
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Aug 8, 2013
Aug 8, 2013 at 1:36 AM UTC
Locker 38
Locker 36 Brought about much bliss How you twisted my **** and made me free You were locker 38 Just two spaces down from me I'd stare at you from a far In the lunch room Just hoping one day you would see The hair you had spiked to the t With hands gentle And a smile so soft You said your name was Stacy But that I could take to calling you Jack You loved when I called you Jack You also enjoyed football,wrestling and tickle fights I adored things like that I bet I could pin you down in three seconds flat I was to weak to flip you over Your head you'd rest on my breast You said they fit better on my body anyways Locker 38 Where we discussed our first date You swallowed spit to say "I know it might be weird...ya know being seen out with me" I pulled you close and embraced you Feel my love my dear? Heaven knows I had my fears...but none of them had to do with being seen with you. I whispered hummingbird in your ear 'Cause the nights I couldn't sleep you would hum the sweetest tune I unraveled the moment the testosterone bloomed Hearing depth in your voice for the first time You asked how could I love someone like you, the day I called you mine. Locker 38 You leaned against with eyes unsure I knew the question was pure So my answer would always be genuine I explained that I had fallen I was never to get up Jack I said Stacy is just your long forgotten twin...I except who you were and what you've become simply my dear because you are my love... My only one... Locker 38 Where my life begun.
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The sun dips over the horizon. Beginning its' rise. Alarm 1... Grudgingly greeted With a fist. Alarm 2... Mama waking me. 3... Me waking you. Early morning songbirds whistling their tune. Gospel dimly transient from the far let room. Pancakes, eggs, bacon, and grits on the stove. OJ and milk sits for the kids, While coffee brews for the adults. Early morning chatter. Sounds like shoe laces and belt buckles. Tooth brushes and hair brushes Frantic in pace. Traffic Back and forth, up and down While we, Barely awake. White Cadillacs, Lincoln's, and Oldsmobiles With the beige and burgundy rag tops. Reminds me of Granny's car. 4 in the back 3 in the front. With room to spare. Red lights and stop signs. Peppermints and tootsie rolls. Meijer. So we're halfway there. Slanted park job in the lot. High heels and Stacy Adams Clash the cement. Like soldiers We march in Just in time for praise. Cheerful smiles and warm greetings. Some real. Some fake. We sit. And now We pray. Thank you Lord For this day. The sun is up Such as our faith. Our health is good Our love is strong So thank you Lord For this lasting bond. We nap. We chat. We clap. We praise. We jump. We shout. We cry. We raise And benedict. Home for dinner. *** roast and corn. Sweet potatoes and greens. Kids playful in their youth Adults lively in their jeans. We sit. Thank you for this food We are about to receive For the nourishment of our bodies In Jesus' name We pray. Amen. We eat and enjoy each others company No conversation needed. Just the sound of good food. The feeling of love. The sun Setting in the window. It's almost time for rest. I can't wait until next Sunday. The weekend might be over But the love, The memories Are the best I've ever had.
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Feb 24, 2013
Feb 24, 2013 at 11:06 PM UTC
Sunday
The sun dips over the horizon. Beginning its' rise. Alarm 1... Grudgingly greeted With a fist. Alarm 2... Mama waking me. 3... Me waking you. Early morning songbirds whistling their tune. Gospel dimly transient from the far let room. Pancakes, eggs, bacon, and grits on the stove. OJ and milk sits for the kids, While coffee brews for the adults. Early morning chatter. Sounds like shoe laces and belt buckles. Tooth brushes and hair brushes Frantic in pace. Traffic Back and forth, up and down While we, Barely awake. White Cadillacs, Lincoln's, and Oldsmobiles With the beige and burgundy rag tops. Reminds me of Granny's car. 4 in the back 3 in the front. With room to spare. Red lights and stop signs. Peppermints and tootsie rolls. Meijer. So we're halfway there. Slanted park job in the lot. High heels and Stacy Adams Clash the cement. Like soldiers We march in Just in time for praise. Cheerful smiles and warm greetings. Some real. Some fake. We sit. And now We pray. Thank you Lord For this day. The sun is up Such as our faith. Our health is good Our love is strong So thank you Lord For this lasting bond. We nap. We chat. We clap. We praise. We jump. We shout. We cry. We raise And benedict. Home for dinner. *** roast and corn. Sweet potatoes and greens. Kids playful in their youth Adults lively in their jeans. We sit. Thank you for this food We are about to receive For the nourishment of our bodies In Jesus' name We pray. Amen. We eat and enjoy each others company No conversation needed. Just the sound of good food. The feeling of love. The sun Setting in the window. It's almost time for rest. I can't wait until next Sunday. The weekend might be over But the love, The memories Are the best I've ever had.
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I am from the outdoors from Febreeze and smoked salmon I am from the snow covered hills and the ice covered lakes I am from the crowded hockey rink the cheers and jeers and the season ticket seats familiar and worn I'm from hunting and fishing from Stacy and Layne I'm from the military and bad eyesight from " 'Merica!", "Let's get DOWN!" and raps about vicious kitties I'm from Def Leppard, George Strait and the Beach Boys I'm from Hacienda and Chili's caribou sausage and moose jerky From the fishing hook my dad stuck in his finger The collarbone my brother broke on the ice... twice This is where I come from These things are my past and my present But the future is in the distance around the bend beyond the horizon And I am eager for it to come
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Apr 19, 2013
Apr 19, 2013 at 10:31 PM UTC
Where I Come From
so there they sit, drawing like idiots, without a care in the world. drooling, coughing, smiling laughing, shrieking. like life is an all you can eat buffet. the things they have to look forward to: heartbreak, health insurance, taxes, rent, a tedious job, a loveless marriage, the death of a loved one - and then their own. so I walk up to them and break their crayons, to warn them of the evils of this world, and they cry. now they know how the world works. but then then the pretty blonde waitress brings them another crayon. they stop wailing, get distracted, move on. and I'm bitter because a pretty blonde lady isn't handing me any crayons, or paying my rent, or laying in my bed. and those kids never worked at Denny's, got evicted, or got their car stolen. - they have earned nothing. and those kids have never had *** drank beer, climbed a mountain, or carried their lives in a backpack - they have lived nothing. and the waitress hands me my receipt, and I smirk, because she scribbled a note on it: "415-555-3827 call me, Stacy PS that was the last crayon."
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Apr 12, 2019
Apr 12, 2019 at 3:42 PM UTC
Why I break children's crayons
By Arcassin Burnham As beautiful as an inspirational speech, About life and what there is to teach, Might of had a dream for the millions of stars you could reach, You get to be with your father now, you should have stayed away from Pete, And when you fell from the clock tower, He could have saved you, I hate 12 o clock now, Cause thats the time you died, I don't know why someone like you, Could ever be rescued, As strong as you were, Insecure, Somebody lied, But your forever missed, You're in all our hearts, Now you can meet the pearly gates, And have a brand new start.
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Jan 14, 2015
Jan 14, 2015 at 11:40 PM UTC
"Death Of Gwen Stacy"
She squirmed and wriggled in absolute anticipation, just loving it, eagerly ready for what would come, love making in the most special and intimate way. Slowly Nigel moved his fingers up and down Stacy’s pussyanthamicatrical, enjoying the tightness of the plastic though she was moist in her nose. The material of her ******* was soaked by dryness, science reversal. Part of her skirt would be but that didn’t matter. Soon she would be naked, not needing any second skin to hide her beauty; that was left to her third. They had no secrets or inhibitions. Except skin.
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Jul 8, 2020
Jul 8, 2020 at 10:22 PM UTC
venting
"And he created out of one man every nation of men, to dwell upon the entire surface of the earth, and he decreed the appointed times and set limits of the dwelling of man." (Acts 17: 26) (New World Translation Study Edition) When I look in the mirror, a doughty warrior, an oracle, an Olympian gazes back at me. The caramel-tinge of my skin tells of the colored pedigree from whence I came. Every ebony-tendril that bursts from my epidermis is as impregnable as the Sacred Lotus. The history of my Mind's Sky has been tried by the Ancient African Sun of my ancestors. It is my hope, that I have passed the trials decreed by the ordinances of the Moon & Sun. Moreover, the Arbiter of Fates, Jah, dawns upon our fleshly vessel at each twilight, assaying our entities. (Isaiah 60: 19, 20) (New World Translation Study Edition) So many intrepid souls have compassed me about. The Chalice of my Heart burgeons with esprit d' amour. The meaning of life is ne' er about intellect, is ne' er about achievement, is in part, about creativity; wholly, about Love. (John 13: 34, 35) (New World Translation Study Edition) For this reason, strength cascades upon me every moment as I witness the brilliance, the resilience of my beneficent matriarch, Stacy Amanda Foulke. In life, I have learned that being a person of color in America is not only a wonderful privilege, but a responsibility. Why? The afflictions brought upon this skin only make it glisten brighter after convalescence. Our people have suffered inordinately so, but this is conducive to cultivating surpassing empathy. Therefore, I believe that history, as begotten through the colored legacy, shall be one of ultimate victory. If and only if, we unfetter ourselves from the onerous burdens of the past, then Monarchical Wings shall burgeon from our Astral Chrysalis. "For though the tribulation is momentary and light, it works out for us a glory that is of more and more surpassing weight and is everlasting." (1st Corinthians 4: 17) (New World Translation Study Edition) Se' lah.
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Feb 12, 2021
Feb 12, 2021 at 6:54 PM UTC
The Culture of Beginnings (Originally penned on Wednesday, April 15th, 2020)
"And he created out of one man every nation of men, to dwell upon the entire surface of the earth, and he decreed the appointed times and set limits of the dwelling of man." (Acts 17: 26) (New World Translation Study Edition) When I look in the mirror, a doughty warrior, an oracle, an Olympian gazes back at me. The caramel-tinge of my skin tells of the colored pedigree from whence I came. Every ebony-tendril that bursts from my epidermis is as impregnable as the Sacred Lotus. The history of my Mind's Sky has been tried by the Ancient African Sun of my ancestors. It is my hope, that I have passed the trials decreed by the ordinances of the Moon & Sun. Moreover, the Arbiter of Fates, Jah, dawns upon our fleshly vessel at each twilight, assaying our entities. (Isaiah 60: 19, 20) (New World Translation Study Edition) So many intrepid souls have compassed me about. The Chalice of my Heart burgeons with esprit d' amour. The meaning of life is ne' er about intellect, is ne' er about achievement, is in part, about creativity; wholly, about Love. (John 13: 34, 35) (New World Translation Study Edition) For this reason, strength cascades upon me every moment as I witness the brilliance, the resilience of my beneficent matriarch, Stacy Amanda Foulke. In life, I have learned that being a person of color in America is not only a wonderful privilege, but a responsibility. Why? The afflictions brought upon this skin only make it glisten brighter after convalescence. Our people have suffered inordinately so, but this is conducive to cultivating surpassing empathy. Therefore, I believe that history, as begotten through the colored legacy, shall be one of ultimate victory. If and only if, we unfetter ourselves from the onerous burdens of the past, then Monarchical Wings shall burgeon from our Astral Chrysalis. "For though the tribulation is momentary and light, it works out for us a glory that is of more and more surpassing weight and is everlasting." (1st Corinthians 4: 17) (New World Translation Study Edition) Se' lah.
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A game of lies Spoken between the lines And it all boils down to Who knows who Who knows you? You know Sue? She's real new I heard from Stacy She's got a man or two ***** **** for ***** But sits on a pew Every Sunday And confesses her sins With her slate wiped clean She does it all again Wearing a grin What nerve to think Life's a free for all As long as you pray On your knees everyday Six days show the truth Unholy, and without shame But on the seventh Your god takes his claim Who knows Maybe he likes this game Maybe god's sick in the head Who are we to say Why the games? Why this life? Nobody knows That's just how it goes It's a game of thrones And a kingdom of lies Daddy's caught up in the throes Of a coke head fantasy Mommy's all alone Seeking comfort in the Hennessy And children are born As a result of the adultery We call those game pieces Pawns from an old game Old flames and new tricks Come back to haunt you And your new fix Girls to moms Baby food and fresh kicks For Christmas Grown women Or old girls? **** if I know But it’s the kids that suffer Growing up With tears for supper Until they became cold ****** around and got old At the age of sixteen Old souls Or so it seems This is the world we live in Not even the worst Third world tragedies Fronting like First world prodigies With only songs of sorrow to sing We are the American dream
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Jun 6, 2013
Jun 6, 2013 at 12:30 AM UTC
Game-pieces
You said you would never hurt me Promises I took to heart and I framed us that day. While you were cheating on me I was making us dinner Your favorite. It was tasty, even if I ate it alone. You accidentally left your phone at home. We were supposed to be forever, Unfortunately Stacy doesn't think so By the way she texted "I love you" I didn't want to pry but it was tempting. I found out while I was having a meal for one You were having it for two. You came home pretending you weren't a ***** Good news; I finally found a use for our wedding knife. I didn't want you to die but it was tempting. I couldn't stand the site of lipstick on your collar. I framed the other woman that night. And The stain on your shirt grows until your clothes are red. To think you can be handsome even though you're dead. A laugh blisters up my throat as I text you "I love you."
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Jun 26, 2010
Jun 26, 2010 at 9:32 PM UTC
Cheats
and when you said someone like stacy was your cup of tea with a glistening look like you longed for her embrace with the brightest grin etched broadly on your face i wondered what it would've been like to be brewed to your taste
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Dec 25, 2020
Dec 25, 2020 at 4:56 AM UTC
to be your cup of tea
If you're wondering how long it took for a man to die after crashing a car, five days was how long it took. The car crash killed him and his ex-wife who was named Stacy Brooks. He was driving over a hundred miles per hour at midnight, that was really fast. Stacy died instantly but her ex-husband died about 120 hours after the crash. Stacy has been dead for the same amount of time that she lived, twenty-five years. She was a very special lady and her death brought about misery, suffering and tears. Stacy wasn't stuck up like some other girls who I went to school with, she would talk to me. It wasn't fair when she died so young, my friend has been dead for a quarter of a century. Her life ended in 1997 on the seventh of September. She was a unique person who I will always remember.
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Sep 7, 2022
Sep 7, 2022 at 1:38 PM UTC
The 25th Anniversary of Stacy Brooks' Death
I have been in love since the moment I was born. My mother was first and for a long time she held my heart. At five she still had my love but so did Clint Eastwood. That poncho wearing, cigarette smoking cowboy was the dad I never had. In the sixth grade it was Stacy Smith. She was my Wendy Peppercorn, my Messiah, my World Series Ring. my love. I made it to high school after a few brief people put stars in my eyes. In high school I met a girl who took all the stars that had ever been in my eyes multiplied them by all the stars in the sky and put them back in my eyes, only for her. Now, three years later, a ****** excommunicated addict I am in love again. He is an author and he writes novels. He is a novelist. He is a genius. He told me: There is but one truly serious philosophical problem, and that is suicide. Judging whether life is or is not worth living amounts to answering the fundamental question of philosophy. And I have figured that one out. Until I have devoured him, until I understand every single one of his literary pieces I may not die. I may not. Until then, I may love no other. I may not die.
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Oct 22, 2013
Oct 22, 2013 at 12:57 AM UTC
Titled Number Twenty-Eight.
Tonight I know for **** sure That I won't sleep well. I'll be too busy, Wrapped within my inhibitions, Pondering the psycho-social ramifications Of telling you To **** off. Because in the end, I know we're all just cosmic play things to God, But why the **** did you get to be Legos to Him While I got stuck Being some Barbie, Some Malibu Stacy doll? Why did you get so many possibilities, So many complicated pieces While I got a primitive set of dainty high heels To run the world from? A nihilist will tell you That suicidal thoughts Are not bad, More of a comfort actually. Because as long as deep down, You know you don't have the ***** for it, You can use those thoughts As a plan to run. It's easy to deal with what's in front of you When you have a ******* escape route. Always have that escape route ready, But never use it. I promise That your heart will feel lighter And your soul Just a smidgen freer.
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Nov 28, 2014
Nov 28, 2014 at 2:12 AM UTC
Suicide is a Nihilistic Idea
Single at 40 Welcome to the lurid world Monica Kay Lecia ‘It’s pronounced Leesha’ She says FWB Pictures Texts ‘Can you come over now?’ Veronica Ginny Stacy 38 32 35 41 29 All ages Who’s number is that? ‘What are you doing right now?’ NSA ‘You want to go to a movie sometime?’ I ask. She looks at me funny ‘I don’t have time for a movie. Same time tomorrow?’ I have just one question for all: Where were you when I was 17?!
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Feb 1, 2018
Feb 1, 2018 at 1:01 PM UTC
Mambo #5...at 40 Years Old
Etched Mirror He was a giant with wavy hair wearing a pair of Stacy Adams He tried to teach me, his non-conformist son He was never on the run, he was ever having fun I was locked up in me, envy maybe? Wanting to be him one day, not likely. But in spite of me I was, I fought the genetic inevitability I watched him shave, I watched him lather his face The blade scraped and made this sound Tiny black hairs on porcelain abound That laughter and that smile I watched his habits good and bad He was the Father some young men never have I miss him now, love him still Some see me and get chills He tried to teach me, his non-conformist son He was never on the run, he was ever having fun I was locked up in me, envy maybe? Wanting to be him one day, not likely. But in spite of me I was, I fought the genetic inevitability I watched him drink, I knew his pockets would be like brinks I capitalized on the stink from his pores He drank till there was no more There he was passed out on the floor Mom was a little sore, but she helped him up and man could he snore He took me out on tours of his favorite haunts Sides of his family with cousins and Aunt’s Down in the country folk , with a **** well and some goats He tried to teach me, his non-conformist son He was never on the run, he was ever having fun I was locked up in me, envy maybe? Wanting to be him one day, not likely. But in spite of me I was, I fought the genetic inevitability They poured and he drank, then I heard boy that’s your cousin Here I’m thinking I’m bout to get some country lovin This non-conformist was genetically rearranging Little by little I was becoming more engaging I heard him say this one time “Boy don’t tell your Mama” and he walked upstairs but I was quiet Maybe I was more like him than I should I was only five but understood The mirror etched was more than a reflection It was a connection to his soul, my sons like me I’m told He’s a non-conformist and it shows He’ll have his own tales to weave And though I no longer grieve That day I saw my father shave Will forever be a part of me
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Nov 3, 2015
Nov 3, 2015 at 11:02 AM UTC
Etched Mirror
Etched Mirror He was a giant with wavy hair wearing a pair of Stacy Adams He tried to teach me, his non-conformist son He was never on the run, he was ever having fun I was locked up in me, envy maybe? Wanting to be him one day, not likely. But in spite of me I was, I fought the genetic inevitability I watched him shave, I watched him lather his face The blade scraped and made this sound Tiny black hairs on porcelain abound That laughter and that smile I watched his habits good and bad He was the Father some young men never have I miss him now, love him still Some see me and get chills He tried to teach me, his non-conformist son He was never on the run, he was ever having fun I was locked up in me, envy maybe? Wanting to be him one day, not likely. But in spite of me I was, I fought the genetic inevitability I watched him drink, I knew his pockets would be like brinks I capitalized on the stink from his pores He drank till there was no more There he was passed out on the floor Mom was a little sore, but she helped him up and man could he snore He took me out on tours of his favorite haunts Sides of his family with cousins and Aunt’s Down in the country folk , with a **** well and some goats He tried to teach me, his non-conformist son He was never on the run, he was ever having fun I was locked up in me, envy maybe? Wanting to be him one day, not likely. But in spite of me I was, I fought the genetic inevitability They poured and he drank, then I heard boy that’s your cousin Here I’m thinking I’m bout to get some country lovin This non-conformist was genetically rearranging Little by little I was becoming more engaging I heard him say this one time “Boy don’t tell your Mama” and he walked upstairs but I was quiet Maybe I was more like him than I should I was only five but understood The mirror etched was more than a reflection It was a connection to his soul, my sons like me I’m told He’s a non-conformist and it shows He’ll have his own tales to weave And though I no longer grieve That day I saw my father shave Will forever be a part of me
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I have this recurring dream Of the greatest love I’ve ever known I must have spent a lifetime Never ever letting go I made so many mistakes But losing you was the worst No other god-sent angel Could ever lift this curse The void that you left Was my world come undone You were the center of my universe My bright and early sun Unfortunately jealousy ruled My very existence My naivete never failed My foolishness persisted It was my way of keeping My immature heart safe I felt no need to grow up And that sealed my fate And you, you’re just a dream I wish would never end I’d give up all I have To be with you again
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Aug 21, 2014
Aug 21, 2014 at 7:47 AM UTC
DEAR STACY
a monster, a monster, you've created a monster whiskey seems to be my holy water I'll lead them on just to know I can I'll make them love me, but it's only a scam I want to say I'm sorry but they should know they'll never scar me a monster a monster you've created a monster whiskey seems to be my holy water I now see why you never bothered
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Feb 8, 2013
Feb 8, 2013 at 7:28 PM UTC
Stacy