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"stun" poems
'Di ikaw ang tipo kong laro Umayaw na kasi ako Sinubukan ko na kasi dati Ayon, talo lang lagi Pero heto na naman ako Parang tanga ang loko 'Di mapigil ang ngiti T'wing naiisip nang ang balat mo'y dumampi Pucha, totoo ba? Na-SS mo nga ba? Taena, mukhang ako'y na-stun Ng walang kalaban-laban Langya, GG Hindi good game, kundi gagi Diba humindi na tayo sa sakit? Ano na naman 'to? Wooh bakit? Noob na 'ko eh Weak, walang silbi 'Pag eto sa wala na naman nauwi Sarili ko lang pwede ko masisi 'Pag in-game Please wag mo na ko buhatin Aasa pa sa GM ang tanso na manok Pa'no, marupok Mabel, pasensya ka na Hayaan mo, ang 2019 ay papasok na Baka lumipas din 'Pag hindi, patay, "I have been slained."
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Nov 9, 2018
Nov 9, 2018 at 3:20 AM UTC
Mabel
You taught me how to be pro, It's not like I was ever proficient, Tibbers goes where he pleases. But of course you knew that, You've always been 100 percent- Cheesey. And because of that, You sound silly all the time. Well, okay maybe that's a lie. But you are a true goof ball. And I know I'm a dork, but You catch me when I fall. And I love that about you. Shh, that's supposed to be a secret. Oh yeah, I mean.. it's not like I meant it. We all know he's an idiot, right? Wrong. But I won't keep going on. What am I saying? My words are all over- The place. Look me straight in the face. I want you to know that I want to embrace- You. But I'll give you your space, it's okay. I don't need it. My heart is Complacent. You are my- Inspiration. To land that stun. You know I will. We'll get the **** Don't say you're done. We got this Thunder Lord, Now don't be blunt. Tell me your opinons, You know I want to hear em' Whether it's about past topics, Or about what I'm writing. Tell me what you think about- Anything, just don't get toxic.
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Dec 20, 2014
Dec 20, 2014 at 2:22 PM UTC
Not to be Confused With Poro
I walk with my head down, I've outgrown this town, I know my way around but it's boring now, I'm snoring now, ignoring clowns that surround me, how Do I break out, find some glory now, See the globe, rewrite my story, develop some clout, Enveloped by doubt...can't seem to figure it out, Developed my sound, need to deliver a shout, no fuss, gotta row, This **** bridge fell in the moat, Forget a paddle, I'm still building a boat, Don't doubt though, I'll break out now, might be slow but expect a middle finger as I go, Not gonna linger, stay sharp like iguana fingers, Depressed and full of stress, my best is yet to come, Inhibitions, lack of rest keep my ambitions undone, My dreams have been oppressed, my soul remains repressed, But instead of being stunted I'll stun, refuse to just regress
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Apr 27, 2018
Apr 27, 2018 at 11:43 AM UTC
Bubble Gum
1532 From all the Jails the Boys and Girls Ecstatically leap— Beloved only Afternoon That Prison doesn’t keep They storm the Earth and stun the Air, A Mob of solid Bliss— Alas—that Frowns should lie in wait For such a Foe as this—
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From all the Jails the Boys and Girls
.                             A hard-on                         doesn't  count                       as personal  gro                      wth.If  you  want                      to  hear  the  pitte                        r - patter of littl                        e feet,  I'll put s                        hoes on my cat.                        This isn't an off                        ice , it's hell wit                        h florescent lig                        hting.How do I                        set a lazer prin                        ter to stun? I m                        ajored in Libera                        l arts. Will that                        be for here or t                        o go? Too many                        freaks, not eno                        ugh circuses.  I                        have a comput                        er, a ******** a                        nd pizza delive                        ry .Why should                        I leave the hou       se? Stress is wh   en you wake up scr eaming and you re    alize you  haven't  fal *** asleep yet. I like  dogs  too .  Let's  exch   ange recipes.  And   yo u r      c r y b a b y             whiny- assed   o      pinion      is?      Al        low me to intro       duce my selves.
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Nov 1, 2014
Nov 1, 2014 at 2:00 PM UTC
Sarcastic ****
.                             A hard-on                         doesn't  count                       as personal  gro                      wth.If  you  want                      to  hear  the  pitte                        r - patter of littl                        e feet,  I'll put s                        hoes on my cat.                        This isn't an off                        ice , it's hell wit                        h florescent lig                        hting.How do I                        set a lazer prin                        ter to stun? I m                        ajored in Libera                        l arts. Will that                        be for here or t                        o go? Too many                        freaks, not eno                        ugh circuses.  I                        have a comput                        er, a ******** a                        nd pizza delive                        ry .Why should                        I leave the hou       se? Stress is wh   en you wake up scr eaming and you re    alize you  haven't  fal *** asleep yet. I like  dogs  too .  Let's  exch   ange recipes.  And   yo u r      c r y b a b y             whiny- assed   o      pinion      is?      Al        low me to intro       duce my selves.
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I wake up in the morning and put on a pretty dress, My goal is to stun, amaze, and impress. I make it about halfway through school without fuss, But around 5th period I’m written up because cleavage isn’t a must. I’m getting punished for my own set of double D’s, Because the men around me get erections from a passing breeze. If kids in high school can’t control themselves, Why should I be the one punished for my huge shelves? Why are men not taught to respect women, But I am told I look slutty once again? You’d think boys would be more than their ***** by this time, But as of now cleavage is still a crime.
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Oct 7, 2014
Oct 7, 2014 at 8:48 PM UTC
Cleavage Is A Crime
You were so hot I spun twice to see, call me a fan Your regal youth made my blood boil, call you peter pan *You were like a boomerang I wanted to throw away but you kept* coming back to me, *And maybe I've always been scared of hurdles and you were my biggest one, 'cause I just can't* get over you, you see I thought you were like a paradox: Cool as ice and hot as molten rock You were like a magician with words, drove me so crazy I was pulling out my hare, You steal my heart like a pirate captain when I sea you standing there, But you didn’t have any morals, I deserve to call you whoreible Yet you still think you're cute. you know? leaving my house the way you came would be adooreble I discovered your texts to her on my birthday, the cake was ruined with my tiers You caught my Eye with your animal magnetism, but you’ve been a cheetah for years What? you think this is a game? No, you don't have a clue! You had a monopoly on my life and now your name is taboo You said you needed some time and space to yourself you were the only one in the galaxy I Wanted, I guess life never turns out how you planet and since you left I've been feeling haunted, Why did I believe you were a great catch? Just because you **master ***** You made me think we could smash; every second felt like a brawl Loving you was no gouda, though I swiss you now that you’re gone, it isn’t easy, I said goodbye, It’s not you it’s brie, sorry that was cheesy. You gave my life flavor but you were just a masked spyce that made my life sour like limes I know I need to chili but you have really bad taste and we’re out of thyme I need a holiday *from your lies, my patience is running short I’m better off with you gone, and leaving you is my last* resort I guess we didn't have that spark no need to be astunished, all I know now is: IT IS TIME YOU WERE PUNISHED.
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 9:52 PM UTC
It is time you were ***PUN***ished (Collaboration Spencer Craig and Ember Evanescent)
You were so hot I spun twice to see, call me a fan Your regal youth made my blood boil, call you peter pan *You were like a boomerang I wanted to throw away but you kept* coming back to me, *And maybe I've always been scared of hurdles and you were my biggest one, 'cause I just can't* get over you, you see I thought you were like a paradox: Cool as ice and hot as molten rock You were like a magician with words, drove me so crazy I was pulling out my hare, You steal my heart like a pirate captain when I sea you standing there, But you didn’t have any morals, I deserve to call you whoreible Yet you still think you're cute. you know? leaving my house the way you came would be adooreble I discovered your texts to her on my birthday, the cake was ruined with my tiers You caught my Eye with your animal magnetism, but you’ve been a cheetah for years What? you think this is a game? No, you don't have a clue! You had a monopoly on my life and now your name is taboo You said you needed some time and space to yourself you were the only one in the galaxy I Wanted, I guess life never turns out how you planet and since you left I've been feeling haunted, Why did I believe you were a great catch? Just because you **master ***** You made me think we could smash; every second felt like a brawl Loving you was no gouda, though I swiss you now that you’re gone, it isn’t easy, I said goodbye, It’s not you it’s brie, sorry that was cheesy. You gave my life flavor but you were just a masked spyce that made my life sour like limes I know I need to chili but you have really bad taste and we’re out of thyme I need a holiday *from your lies, my patience is running short I’m better off with you gone, and leaving you is my last* resort I guess we didn't have that spark no need to be astunished, all I know now is: IT IS TIME YOU WERE PUNISHED.
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The Butterfly is blessed with beauty and grace. The Spider is eerie and withdrawn. She flutters around to find Her perfect place. He captures the heart of His next pawn. Their souls never finding peace. One day, He sets His elaborate trap. Frightened and out of the whim, She is caught in His web and a sudden hap! The unfamiliar face captivates Him. His world comes to a cease. They look into each other's eyes, Both hearts beating as one. He sets Her free and sends Her to the skies. She is left to be stun. Her own feelings begin to increase. These two creatures are different. Their love was forbidden and never to become. Despite the belligerent, The devotion begins to succumb, And the sorrowful souls were release. "Please merciful goddess of the moon," The begged and resort, Fearful that their passion would end so soon. "Do not **** our love in sport." Wishing the hatred would decease The answer was to be entombed. Their love was certainly a hider, And from the start it was doomed. It was a love between the Butterfly and the Spider.
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Apr 29, 2015
Apr 29, 2015 at 4:53 PM UTC
The Butterfly And The Spider
505 I would not paint—a picture— I’d rather be the One Its bright impossibility To dwell—delicious—on— And wonder how the fingers feel Whose rare—celestial—stir— Evokes so sweet a Torment— Such sumptuous—Despair— I would not talk, like Cornets— I’d rather be the One Raised softly to the Ceilings— And out, and easy on— Through Villages of Ether— Myself endued Balloon By but a lip of Metal— The pier to my Pontoon— Nor would I be a Poet— It’s finer—own the Ear— Enamored—impotent—content— The License to revere, A privilege so awful What would the Dower be, Had I the Art to stun myself With Bolts of Melody!
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I would not paint—a picture
When you are attacked by boredom You are invited by devil's kingdom In case you yield to the pressure You stand to lose Divine pleasure Every job will bore one at last We must with dexterity outlast Fun may be absent many times Expected joy, soul never claims None can win ever or lose always All have surely their glorious days When failure comes and attacks A shrewd soul, prayer alone backs After doing a particular work or task We must ask for more and not bask We must derive peace and celebrate The Almighty is there to compensate Let us make up our mind to hard-work Surely our life will never at all go berserk If our motto is to do duty with sincerity Our mind is given by Heaven true clarity Today, make up your mind to do the best Do your portion skillfully by being honest Rewards and results will stun your life God will rescue you from every strife. mvvenkataraman SEARCH mvvenkataraman IN GOOGLE OR YAHOO TYPE mvvenkataraman IN URL
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Feb 2, 2012
Feb 2, 2012 at 8:32 AM UTC
Calmly Bearing Makes Life never Boring
Tonight’s the night when your throat swells tight, your breath falls short, your costumes don’t fit right. Tonight’s the night friends will surely mock, your hair’s utter chaos, your knees nervously knock. Quality is demanded, perfection from each night; it’s subtly commanded; it solicits stage fright. Hiding from view behind glamour and grace, lingers that time-tried spew: “Get those nerves off your face!” From backstage, a call: “Everyone take your place!” You’re not ready at all! Just breathe, steady pace. Silently whispered lines across a tongue of cotton, but then the spotlight shines! And all these worries, forgotten. Because tonight’s the night when your smile will glow, your beauty stun and passion show. Tonight’s the night you’ll become like a star, Creator-made, perfect just as you are. Nothing else compares, not applause, not stares, when you dance for your Savior, who loves you, who cares. Tonight’s the night audiences will applaud, but you know what they don’t: it’s not you, but God.
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Dec 26, 2012
Dec 26, 2012 at 5:17 PM UTC
Opening Night
put me to sleep dear valerie quench me with dreams so sweet kiss me goodnight dear valerie i'll wake up with cold feet let's dance in trance dear valerie held up in the sky so high take my hand dear valerie let's march toward the blue sky stun me wih love dear valerie i long to feel that warm delight mend the bond dear valerie you make the wrong seem right
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Oct 2, 2013
Oct 2, 2013 at 2:52 AM UTC
VALERIE
1 in the fish market of religions and faiths and suppositions and declarations and fierce revelations much of the commerce is done on the principle: *Who shouts loudest and shouts longest and shouts often-est gets to empty the most pockets of bewildered customers* (You always empty their minds first) 2 You never lose in this fish market Even the quiet ones the ones of mild manners and timid ways can trawl a good number of faithful customers 3 You can sell fresh fables or smelly old tales – they are all good commerce 4 Of course some slap you right in the face with their fish: That too seems to catch customers… I think you stun them with one blow and they remain stunted all their lives
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Jan 29, 2012
Jan 29, 2012 at 5:11 AM UTC
in the fish market of religions
August 10th, you seemed so distant Not quite as distant as the barrel of one gun The gun that fired the shot that would stun The scientific world, from Rutherford to Niels Bohr To find out esteemed fellow scientist Moseley was no more But before that, in 1913 X-ray spectra was naught more than a dream Before diffraction through crystals became the truth The wavelengths needed a meaning, and there was proof You developed a mathematical system without flaw One so great, it was named "Moseley's law" Mendeleev had the right idea, but not a plan Could not arrange the elements the way that you now can Without you, my sir, we would not have had this premium To enjoy the elements technetium, hafnium, promethium, and rhenium These gaps that like stars littered the periodic table Were filled with ease, and the cosmos became stable You had set the foundation for crystallography of x-rays A method of determining arrangement that is still used in modern days The first machines in use were those for which you had the design But their widespread use you could not see as there simply was no time For during a battle, as you made the phone set run A bullet took your grace away, a scientist dying young
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Oct 17, 2012
Oct 17, 2012 at 4:21 PM UTC
To A Scientist Dying Young - an ode to Henry Moseley
A sprinkle of beauty, to deny being pretty?, Sunned by His grace, shown in her ways, A drop of stubbornness, something I'd care less, Shy or humble, Resist what she's able, To make me rage seeing her diamond tears, To turn me blue as I see her suffer, To cure my heartache and my fears, To stun me as I gaze upon her, Though I've crestfallened hard enough, Will she realise what she's made of? Unsure of what my Lord had created, A curse...or a blessing which will never sate.
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Dec 16, 2017
Dec 16, 2017 at 12:57 AM UTC
A cursed blessing
Never withdraw, for that is surrender. Such impact from question, such hate from contender. Uncomfortable mission, The deed is now done. The silence is haunting. The silence does stun. An answer is spoke, it glues one it both. A pulse gives up pulsing as words are now oath. Heart is to blossom from seeds that do lay. Yet nothing's eternal, and the heart always pays. Creating false hope, dancing with fate. I allow myself less than my heart would now take. I'm teased with elegance beyond what I've known, like a cancer with spite, you've dismantled my throne. Woeful misjudgements. Harsh disbelief. Your mind can not poison what love can not chief. But dear do I love, despite all the rest. I'm aware of mortality too much, I confess.
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May 25, 2012
May 25, 2012 at 6:02 AM UTC
I Call it Love
To Isaac (JOLAI? <3) Who has come to my heart And charmed my body and soul And who has turned a bridge Into a rainbow for us to walk on Another year has passed for you It's time to cut the cake and celebrate And once again I start to think Of the things about you that I appreciate Happy Birthday, and many years to come Who knows what our lives have in store Happiness and lots of fun Making the both of us stun
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Oct 8, 2018
Oct 8, 2018 at 10:04 AM UTC
Happy Birthday
For far too long we have been victims of police brutality. We came in peace but got treated like criminals on the 21st of October. These are the very same men and women who we trust to protect us. But they failed us dismally, barricaded us from expressing our concerns. You could see the visuals all on TV, it was all too hard to believe. The revolution will not be fully televised, it will be tweeted. For far too long we’ve accepted the government’s mediocrity. For far too long we’ve been victims of police brutality. Your teargas, rubber bullets and stun grenades will never stop us. Our parents were sold dreams in 1994, we’re just here for the refund. Now it’s time to finally bump the cheese up, so what’s the hold-up for? History is repeating itself in South Africa, what a time to be alive. They’ve become worse than their oppressors but they won’t oppress us. Sorry for the inconvenience, we are just trying to change the world. We will keep protesting in Jo’burg, Pretoria and Cape Town until we’re heard. There’s no amount of police brutality that can dampen our spirits and no gun you make can **** our souls. Our parents were sold dreams in 1994, we’re just here for the refund. Now it’s time to finally bump the cheese up, so why is there a hold-up? Hold up, we’re tired of being victims of hate, fate and police brutality. We came in peace but got treated like criminals on the 23rd of October. For far too long we’ve accepted the government’s mediocrity. Your riot police, rubber bullets and stun grenades will never stop us. Sorry for the inconvenience, we are just trying to change the world. When burning buildings come down, I just hope you’ll be ready for us all. When burning buildings come down, we will effortlessly heed the call.
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Oct 31, 2015
Oct 31, 2015 at 6:21 AM UTC
Burning Buildings
For far too long we have been victims of police brutality. We came in peace but got treated like criminals on the 21st of October. These are the very same men and women who we trust to protect us. But they failed us dismally, barricaded us from expressing our concerns. You could see the visuals all on TV, it was all too hard to believe. The revolution will not be fully televised, it will be tweeted. For far too long we’ve accepted the government’s mediocrity. For far too long we’ve been victims of police brutality. Your teargas, rubber bullets and stun grenades will never stop us. Our parents were sold dreams in 1994, we’re just here for the refund. Now it’s time to finally bump the cheese up, so what’s the hold-up for? History is repeating itself in South Africa, what a time to be alive. They’ve become worse than their oppressors but they won’t oppress us. Sorry for the inconvenience, we are just trying to change the world. We will keep protesting in Jo’burg, Pretoria and Cape Town until we’re heard. There’s no amount of police brutality that can dampen our spirits and no gun you make can **** our souls. Our parents were sold dreams in 1994, we’re just here for the refund. Now it’s time to finally bump the cheese up, so why is there a hold-up? Hold up, we’re tired of being victims of hate, fate and police brutality. We came in peace but got treated like criminals on the 23rd of October. For far too long we’ve accepted the government’s mediocrity. Your riot police, rubber bullets and stun grenades will never stop us. Sorry for the inconvenience, we are just trying to change the world. When burning buildings come down, I just hope you’ll be ready for us all. When burning buildings come down, we will effortlessly heed the call.
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Soup should be heralded with a mellow horn, Blowing clear notes of gold against the stars; Strange entrees with a jangle of glass bars Fantastically alive with subtle scorn; Fish, by a plopping, gurgling rush of waters, Clear, vibrant waters, beautifully austere; Roast, with a thunder of drums to stun the ear, A screaming fife, a voice from ancient slaughters! Over the salad let the woodwinds moan; Then the green silence of many watercresses; Dessert, a balalaika, strummed alone; Coffee, a slow, low singing no passion stresses; Such are my thoughts as -- clang! crash! bang! -- I brood And gorge the sticky mess these fools call food!
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Dinner in a Quick Lunch Room
scratched walls, horrifying screams, of dreams, electric chair stupor, in the boudoir, breathing lunar air, it’s a psychotic affair. dilated pupil, the brain was being a cupel, men in white coats, injecting drugs, in bodies like slugs. soaked bodies in bath tub, gazing on the ceiling reading what’s written up. loonies conspiring against the medic, through the power of psychedelic. eyeing each doctor from the corner of their eye, sitting on their chairs high. burning with desire, cold as a wire. the breakout began at noon, headed by a loon. followed by a goon, in the end of june. the loons, wanted to escape to the desert dunes, running away from the chemical fumes, dodging exhume. electrocuted, injected, infected, discarded and rejected. the loons had taken over, the goons had won. they were stun. terrible turn of events, it was all in their mind tents, still sulking on the beds and their wheel chairs, dreaming of the answers of their prayers.
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Jan 27, 2015
Jan 27, 2015 at 8:39 AM UTC
asylums for the sane
Well I used to pick you up after work and we would go drink beer and eat pita bread sandwiches while we played pool all night long until closing time . You had a Martin Guitar and a voice to sing that made the angelics cry . You were friends of Maggie's fame , the Angel from Montgomery . Together the two of you would sing and stun the audience . The people couldn't believe it . You were my Girl Friday next to Sunday's release . You were good enough on weekends but the rest of the week not . So sing The Song Of The Turtles as Blind Joe Death dances away . I found out the hard way it takes seven days to make a week .
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Apr 1, 2016
Apr 1, 2016 at 9:14 PM UTC
Best Girl Friday
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt In Courtroom of the State of New York, Part 62, where the only decoration extant, in gold leaf letters, a magnificent joke, In God We Trust. Words so incongruous to the real time drama, a poorly acted Law and Order episode of which I partake, (as Juror No. 1, ergo you may address me as Mr. Jury Foreman), they stun me into stupefaction every time we enter and the Bailiff pronounces with much gravitas, "Jury Entering" A potpourri of a dozen Manhattanites, with wisdom acquired by the singular virtue of having attained the robust age of 18, noteworthy for being free of criminal record, having been nominated to sit upon the jury that will decide the fate of one Eric B., for what he may have done upon West 11th Street one Summer night in June Two Thousand and Eleven, If adjudged guilty, New York State can take, incarcerate him for up to 15 years of his life Predicate felon by the age of twenty seven, Eric's resume consists of four felonies, two misdemeanors a wife and two little children, and a partridge in a pear tree. Facts turgid and muddy, Eric tells a story one juror calls a confection of lies, no one murmurs much disagreement in the tiny, overheated room we have been sequestered to replay the 2012 version of Twelve Angry Men. But I am not his peer, nor am I a seer, common sense says if appearances are what they seem to be, he aided and abetted in the forcible taking of a nice Connecticut lady's cell phone with his brother who just happened to be released from prison earlier that day A convoluted tale ripe with inanities is told, upshot is our defendant's tale, his robust defense, portrays him as the unluckiest man in the whole world, a good Samaritan, *{chasing after the thief, ** ** his bro}* against whom events have conspired In Manhattan can be a harsh place, where the natives a tough lot, tougher than the Indians from whom they stole it all. Our bridges we sell to out-of-towers, all it takes is one to say, what the heck, reasonable doubt is a ***** to overcome so let him go Jan, 2012
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Sep 17, 2013
Sep 17, 2013 at 4:45 PM UTC
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt
In God We Trust, For He Invented Reasonable Doubt In Courtroom of the State of New York, Part 62, where the only decoration extant, in gold leaf letters, a magnificent joke, In God We Trust. Words so incongruous to the real time drama, a poorly acted Law and Order episode of which I partake, (as Juror No. 1, ergo you may address me as Mr. Jury Foreman), they stun me into stupefaction every time we enter and the Bailiff pronounces with much gravitas, "Jury Entering" A potpourri of a dozen Manhattanites, with wisdom acquired by the singular virtue of having attained the robust age of 18, noteworthy for being free of criminal record, having been nominated to sit upon the jury that will decide the fate of one Eric B., for what he may have done upon West 11th Street one Summer night in June Two Thousand and Eleven, If adjudged guilty, New York State can take, incarcerate him for up to 15 years of his life Predicate felon by the age of twenty seven, Eric's resume consists of four felonies, two misdemeanors a wife and two little children, and a partridge in a pear tree. Facts turgid and muddy, Eric tells a story one juror calls a confection of lies, no one murmurs much disagreement in the tiny, overheated room we have been sequestered to replay the 2012 version of Twelve Angry Men. But I am not his peer, nor am I a seer, common sense says if appearances are what they seem to be, he aided and abetted in the forcible taking of a nice Connecticut lady's cell phone with his brother who just happened to be released from prison earlier that day A convoluted tale ripe with inanities is told, upshot is our defendant's tale, his robust defense, portrays him as the unluckiest man in the whole world, a good Samaritan, *{chasing after the thief, ** ** his bro}* against whom events have conspired In Manhattan can be a harsh place, where the natives a tough lot, tougher than the Indians from whom they stole it all. Our bridges we sell to out-of-towers, all it takes is one to say, what the heck, reasonable doubt is a ***** to overcome so let him go Jan, 2012
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Box has me press-ganged.   ‘Please read. I can help you: recall nausea and fuck-buddy depravity? Dee-press-shun. ‘Suffer the shirk? Cancerous pressure talk taking its kind time. Makes the clock scream ****** at twelve. Tick, tick, tock—it’s time. Open, take and swallow. Feel much better now? ‘Take another! Toss it down the hatch. It’ll stun you alive until dead. You’re chastised, kid.’
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Jul 20, 2012
Jul 20, 2012 at 3:49 AM UTC
Pressure